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Vol. 20-No. 62 Sopn, MP 96950 © 1991 Marianas Variety October 18. 1991 Sewing CNMI for 19 Years 50 Ruling on linian case questionable--AG
by Rafael H. Arroyo nor Lorenzo I. DL. Guerrero regarding the scope and extent to be reviewed by the highest parameters on how the initiative dated September 23, 1991, At of the authority granted to the court of the land,” Naraja said in process works.. The Office of the Attorney torney General Robert Naraja commission. his memorandum. Such a definitive ruling is also General has determined that its described the decision penned The trial court decision in up According to Naraja’s analy seen to clear all doubts on such filing of an appeal before the by erstwhile Chief Judge Robert holding the supremacy of a local sis of the issue, only a decision things as the priority of laws; the Supreme Court on the case it A. Hefner as “contrary to appli law over Commonwealth-wide from the CNMI Supreme Court scope and extent of legislation brought against the Tinian Ca cable law” in either the CNMI or law allegedly ignored at least can establish legal precedent to which may be enacted through sino Gaming Commission is other jurisdictions. 100 years of state court decisions secure once and for all a defini the initiative process; the posi- necessary, saying that the ruling He branded Hefner’s declara from other US jurisdictions, tive ruling on whether the initia C ontinued on page 24 issued out by the Superior Court tory judgment on the case as claiming that the CNMI consti tive is above Commonwealth- was “extremely questionable.” “not definitive,” such that there tution is different than other wide laws. In a memorandum to Gover- remains substantial uncertainty states’ constitutions. An appeal to the high court U S re p to “The trial court ignored a po was deemed necessary by the sition that had universal accep government, as represented by 9 0 2 talks tance, and accepted a position the AG, as this would give guid that had no legal foundation. ance to all Commonwealth-wide When a lower court takes such and local government officials named an unusual position, the only way and agencies affected by the trial A New Mexico busi- pj to ensure its validity is to allow it court’s ruling by establishing the nessman and one-time ’;| assistant Interior secretary i ¡] will reportedly be the Bush High court appeal Administration’s new ne- ;; gotiator in political status ; | is; talks with the Common- p; wealth of the Northern not meant to delay Marianas. || The Attorney General’s Of the government’s action a day Lou Gallegos will sue- ,: fice has flatly denied the after government attorneys filed ceed Timothy Glidden, allegations hurled by Tinian the notice of appeal. who has been President Gaming Casino Commissioner With instructions from the George Bush’s interim John Hofschneider stating that Governor’s Office, , the AG’s specialrepresentativesince ; the CNMI government filed its Office proposed to Commission February 1990. i! appeal in opposition to the Su attorneys Fredrick Gushin and Details of Gallegos’ ap- ; perior Court ruling on the Tinian Francis Lame Bull that a joint pointment for the Casino Gaming Commission as petition be filed at the Supreme negotiations, known as the ; a tactic to delay the establishment Court in an effort to secure a 902 covenant talks were ; of casinos on Tinian. hearing of the appeal on an ex sketchy Tuesday. The allegations were stated to pedited basis. Larry T. Morgan, direc- -: j Hofschneider’s correspondence If the procedure was approved tor for legislative affairs for i 1 to the Governor and to his by the high court, the appeal the Interior Department’s statements to the media. would be heard more quickly Office of Territorial and t ‘ ‘Nothing could be further from than if the parties pursued the International Affairs, said the truth,” Attorney general standard appeal process. the appointment apparently Robert Naraja said in a press Previously, one of the attor was announced last week : release. neys representing the Tinian by the White House. Mor gan said that he will meet , The lone female member of the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters ■Naraja said the Gaming group was quoted as saying that take time out for a photo. The group.was here fora one-night show Commission was informed of with Gallegos this week. at the Susupe Gym last Tuesday.______Continued on page 16 Lieutenant Governor Benjamin T.Manglona, the p. CNMI’s chief negotiator in Appeal filed to restrain IG from reviewing tax returns the talks is reportedly in Washington but whether he by Terl M. Flores is however concerned that the high the CNMI’s right to self-government as will be there to talk with, court’s decision to place the tax files established by the Covenant. the new US representative The Supreme Court is., carefully under the lower court’s protection is Inspector General James Richards on is still unknown. studying an appeal filed by attorneys for “questioning whether the executive the other hand, is in the belief that the US Gallegos and Interior : both the Commonwealth and two of its branch is following the law.” Congress has vested in him the authority Secretary Manuel Lujan are taxpayers asking the high court to grant Oral arguments on the case were to conduct audits in all US jurisdictions New Mexico political as- ! an injunction that will restrain the In heard on Wednesday and during the and territories. sociates. Gallegos is a long p spector General from reviewing tax hearing, Smith contended that under Smith argued that local officials will time political colleague of returns. local statutes, all tax returns are to be risk being slapped with federal felony Pete V. Domenici, New The government has joined taxpayers treated confidentially. and contempt charges than release the Mexico’s senior US sena- , Herman S. Sablan and Antonio T. Salas On the other hand, Attorney Robert tax files for federal auditing. tor and a Republican. j in a suit which sought to enjoin release O’Connor, the counsel for the two CNMI leaders believe that the IG does not Gallegos was assistant of tax files to federal officials for re taxpayers, said that if the high court have the authority to review locally gener Interior secretary for view. will decide not to issue the injunction, ated funds however, Richards himself policy, management and ! While the government and the tax there is a strong reason for the IG to contended that the purpose of the audits will budget until he left the j payers are awaiting the decision of the cease the documents. be to determine the effectivity of the collec government service about, | high court, all commonwealth tax Such a decision will also mean that tion system of the Department of Financeand a year ago. He is also a 1 \ documents have been placed under the the IG can issue a subpoena which not inspect individual tax returns. former New Mexico di- · j protection of the CNMI Superior Court will enable federal auditors from re The August 20 injunction barring the release of rector of the Farmers Home P pending a federal decision that will ad viewing the lax files, 0 ”Connor said. the taxpayers files remains effective pending a Administration. ;i dress the confidentiality issue raised in The case also brings out the issue of decision on the case which Assoc iateJustice Ram on As of yesterday mom- j the case. whether or not the IG’s decision to Villagomez saidwillbedeterminedonceadditional Continued on page 60 Г Assistant Attorney General Eric Smith audit taxpayers returns will violate information has been filed by the two lawyers.
K W spapr 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 -v * ■------—2------FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-3 A Meeting Place For Our FORUM Opinions. . . And Yours. . BOE gears up for November 2 polls and certifying thenumberof bal Board of election and Mu quests from off-island voters who documents attesting that they will bÿ Terl M. Flores lots to assure that all is being nicipal council members will have been given an October 23 beoff-islandduringtheelections. done fairly. also be chosen in this year’s With two more weeks left deadline to cast their votes. Diaz There willbe 16 polling places this year and in every place, there “There will be no sleep for us polls. before the November 2 polls, however said the number of Diaz said only the Rota ini will be two poll workers and a because we will be busy count Board of Elections Executive ballot request they receive dur tiative for the establishment and supervisor to assist the voting ing ballots. It will probably take Everyone who in the evenings frequently pass by a certain Director John M. Diaz and his ing senatorial elections are much legalization of casinos on the public. A special poll supervisor us one night and two days to section of Beach Road along the beach front in Garapan may have staff have their hands full at en smaller in number as compared will also be tasked to deliver finish counting ballots,” Diaz said island will be decided on noticed that every night there seems to be a fiesta in one of the suring all things will go smoothly to a gubernatorial race. ballotsfor those who are confined said. this election. pala-palas there, with live bands and all. on election day. Ballots from off-island voters to their homes or the hospital on Voters this yeat will be se The issue of raising the bud Other candidates are doing the same thing, hosting parties left Around 3,000 multi-colored will be counted on the day all get ceiling for the Legislature November 2. lecting from a list of 48 and right just to get “nearer” their constituents. ballots have already been printed, returns have been accounted for, Diaz said the poll workers will candidates of which six are run will will not be included in the During these occasions, food and drinks seem to be flowing ballot boxes for the 16 polling Diaz said. be hired based on a list provided ning for the Senate while four ballots this year as House lead freely, as people seemed to enjoy in partaking of the so-called places have been prepared and On the other hand, residents for by both political parties to independent aspirants will be ers have failed to address the “election-related free dinner." the only thing left for the Board who will be off-island on No the Board. The poll workers be vying for a seat in the House of issue at an earlier date, Diaz It seems that those candidates, who is perceived to be hosting to do is to hire poll supervisors vember 2 can start casting their come BOE employees upon representatives. said. such extravagant parties never runs out of cash to finance all these who will man the precinct on ballots by October22attheBoard expensive get-togethers. Or perhaps, they never seem to run out confirmation of the Board. election day, Diaz said. of Elections in Garapan. Diaz of friends who never run out of cash to buy all the food and drinks. There will be three wooden Since September, the Board said they need to present their But looking at the electorate, one would see that the CNMI voter ballot boxes in each precinct and has received a number of re airline tickets and other travel is one of the intelligent breed, someone who through the years has to ensure a fair and honest elec learned to live with the kind of politics prevalent here on the islands. tions, there will also be a police The CNMI voter is clever enough to, let's say, accept whatever Polling Places officer stationed in a polling favors a candidate offers him just to make him promise a vote in that center. aspirant's favor. Election District No. ’ Election Distort No. 4 Diaz said polling centers will Most people are aware of the qualifications, mood, and charac ( U j Son Antonio Elementoy School (4-A) Tonopog Elemeriory School Cafeteria be opened from seven in the ter of each and every candidate, such that at a very early stage, morning until seven in the they already have an inkling on who to vote for and why. (1-6) Son Vicente Elementoiy School (4-6) Gregorio T T · - *> evening. The poll workers will Candidates should know better than to waste all hard-earned (1-C) Koblerville Elementoiy School Elementary S a W then be transported by bus to the cash on feeding people with all of their might, when they know for (4 -0 Capitol H'li .ivention Center Convention Center on Capitol a fact that not all those people are going to vote for them in the Election Dtstoct No. 2 elections. Election D is c lu No. 5______Hill where the tabulations will (2-A) Wilfiam S. Reyes Auditorium be done. What we actually see in those kinds of campaigns is just a (2-6) Munkipol Building Lobby (5) Tinian School Cafeteria wasteful show of force, anchored on publicity, of which some of On the other hand, Tinian and (2-C) Chokm Konoo Dtstoct No. 2, Rota returns will be counted on these candidate seem to be already riding high on. WHO IS LISTENING? ALL ARE THE SAME ANYWAYI Election Distort No. 6______Social Hall (New) their respective islands, the result Another cause for wonder is how a number of government (2-0) Sirsupe Community Holl agencies manage to come out openly and support one candidate (6) Roto High School of which will be transmitted to allegedly because of what he has done to benefit those agencies. Election Dtstoct No. 3 Saipan via radio, Diaz said. While this may be true, that was part of his prime responsibility Board of Elections Office From the time the ballot boxes in office to do so without any bias acts towards any group of (3 A ) OleSi Elementoiy School are delivered to the Convention government employees. (3-6) Gorapan Elementoiy School Center, Diaz said his staff will BOE Executive Director Juan M. Diazinspects partial number of ballots for use in the November 2 polls. In this regard, we also remain petrified at why relevant agencies ( 3 0 Island of Agrigon then be busy checking each box like, say the AG Office, do not do a check on whether political Dear Editor: Dear Editor; government employees. activities of these “highly-partisan" government agencies are within I have been wondering why it I am writing this letter to re the bounds of legality-and propriety. As his ads say, Jess Mafnas is has taken so long for the press to quest your assistance. We feel that there is a compelling need to do some explaining in an independent thinker. He has expose the illegal campaign ac I have been trying to follow Increase in ship traffic pressures ports order that all loose talk on this issue may not go out of hand. the ability to listen to my ideas tivities of Mr. Jesus Mafnas and the recent political developments But anyway, we get the feeling that the elections may not be and dreams for workshops and problems for the said harbor, the Mr. Gregorio Camacho. As ev entails more costly and longer on a standstill, apparently be adversely affected, results-wise. in the Mariana Islands, but have other matters at Personnel, to by Rafael H. Arroyo position that developing Able governor suggested that pros ery school child in America is had very limited success. construction. cause there is another plan Going by figures, a candidate in that particular precinct needs visualize and many times say, Dock as a primary commercial pects of developing Able Dock taught, the use of public officials The problem is there is so little An increase in the number of calling for the improvement of over 2,000 votes to win in the congressional race. Some directors “ Y es go ahead” and “thank-you”. Governor Lorenzo I. DL. port is a better alternative than instead be studied. in a political campaign is an information available, even in ships calling on Saipan as well the Puerto Rico Dump.. of those agencies seem to assume that most of their employees Those words are rare. Even more Guerrero recendy reiterated his building Charlie Dock, which . He questioned the viability of outrageous violation of political our local libraries. as in incoming revenue tonnage Available funds for the port is would do support that candidate. But didn’t they realize that so is the follow-through. That is Sai pan ('omntcrcial Scaltri sinking monies for Charlie Dock ethics as well a violation of law. If it is not too much of an Incornine Rcwnne Tonnine has put a lot of pressure on the estimated to be around $23 mil granting they stand solidly behind their candidate they might not there also. when there is a better, and even reach a third of the required votes to win? The corruption of such an ar inconvenience, perhaps you currently commercially-used lion only, a far cry from needed Among his many concerns for cheaper alternative. rangement is obvious. I am would be so kind as to send me Charlie Dock, prompting con funding for the project. Moreover, did it ever occurred to them that not many employees the commonwealth is that of “In my opinion, its only ap di sappoin ted that you do not have cerned sectors to push for its “We do have some local mon- . of those agencies of government who pledge support actually the address of the Chamber of education. I believe we’ll see a propriate to make a feasibility belong to the election precinct where the candidate is running. This | an accompanying editorial improvement ies available for harbor Commerce, or tourist bureau real difference - an improvement study on where is the most ap fact would even bring the number of actual votes lower. | thundering your disapproval. I Businessmen,especially those improvement. But that amount there on Saipan. - in that area with Jess in the propriate dock to start up first But what the heck, they know that the voting people of those will be looking for such edito who rely on imported materials is far short of the money needed. I am specifically in need of a House. before even starting to repair agencies are not “monkeys" who do not know who to vote and who rials in other papers as well. Iam entered by sea, have lamented The last time the Commonwealth telephone book and local map of OK - so my opening statement Charlie Dock,” said Guerrero in not to vote. also disappointed that your re ' ^ ¿tun.(>00 ; the delay created by the lack of Ports Authority called for bids your area. was meant to be a “grabber” and an interview at his Capitol Hill For sure, the electorate is gifted with the faculties of intellect, porter bought the argument that berthing spaces on the ports. on Charlie Dock improvements, Also, I would like very much I don’t feel that way at all. I office the other day. reason, and free will, enough to know what is good for themselves this is not illegal activity. We Dino M. Jones, Executive Di to turn it into our primary con to subscribe to your newspaper. know I care more about the According to Governor or not. should all watch to see if there is rector of the Saipan Chamber of tainer and break-bulk facility, Commonwealth’s future that I Guerrero, AbleDockcan be more These directors should know better than think that these voters a prosecution from the Attorney Commerce, recently aired his the lowest bid was $53 million Sincerely, do about my own little world of can be misled by all the political maneuvering and publicity General’s office. for the work,” Guerrero said in a cheaply and quickly developed work; I’ll thrive no matter who concern in a letter to the gover machinery they are made to be part of. By his use of public agency subsequent letter to Jones. as a primary, commercial con- Donnie L. Britton my boos is. 1990 1989 nor asking on why the Ultimately when the moment of truth comes, voters would endorsement, Mr. Mafnas has l-jsc.il Year But realizing some funding Contlnued on page 38 2822 Minnesota I know for certain that Saipan rehabilitation of Charlie Dock is inevitably pick the right choices in the privacy of the polling booth shown he is not fit to be a public away from any form of political pressure.______Ave.Billings,Montana 59101 will be the betterforhaving Jesus official. We can only hope the Pangelinan Mafnas in one of its voters understand this corruption governing bodies. and reject him. However, one Dear Editor: B ut, don ’t take m y word for i t. ¿Marianas cVariety'$&. thing I can’t understand as a I don’t want Jess P. Mafnas to relative newcomer to Saipan is Talk to him yourself. When you Serving the Commonwealth for 19 years win a seat in the House of Repre why the Democratic party is not do, I know you’ll want to sup Published Tuesday and Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. sentatives, Precinct 3. port him with your time and/or howling its outrage also. Publishers; Why? Because he’s the best money. And, of course, if you’re boss I’ve ever had, and I don’t Abed and Paz Younis Yours truly, in Precinct 3 vote for him. YESS want to lose him! I work- at JESS! Abed Vounis...... Editor Member of personnel, where Jess is the Per /s/Joan a. Thatcher Ten M. Flores .·... .Fte porter The sonnel Officer. I am an instructor Sincerely, Flafael H. Arroyo .Reporter Associated Press and developer of workshops for /s/Kathy Wise P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 Letters to the editor are welcome on any subject so long as they hand-signed (no photocopied Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 Û 1991, Marianas Variety signatures, piease). 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a coffee break. ^MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-OCTQBER 18.1991 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VÏEWS-5 THE HIGH COST OF HIGHER Senatorial candidates Trade, investment top J o h n D e e r e EDUCATION to attend Chamber's agenda in PBDC meet W hether your child graduates at the top of the class or M agna Cum Barely, the costs are the sponsored debate Existing trade and investment expected to describe existing B a c k H o e sam e. Let us help you prepare now with a relationships between the mem trade and investment relation by Teri M . Flores program for securing your children's education. currently affecting the Com ber countries and their Pacific ships, policies, and barriers be Saipan senatorial candidates G et a head start on your child's future by calling monwealth. neighbors will be the focal point tween their countries and areas Juan S. Reyes and Juan S. the GQOd Guys and Gals at Moylan's Insurance. The Convention Center will of discussion in the forthcoming over which the governors pre Demapan have accepted the be the venue of the October 26 Pacific Basin Development side, Jerry B. Norris, the challenge to appear in a public debate. The moderator of the Council Conference to be held council’sexecutivedirectorsaid debate sponsored by the Saipan forum have yet to be named, November3to6,1991 onSaipan. Wednesday in Honolulu. Chamber of Commerce. according to a press release from According to a preliminary The governors on November The forum will provide both the Chamber of Commerce. draft agenda faxed from Hono 5 will receive reports on the Pa political aspirants to speak “I welcome the opportunity lulu to the Marianas Variety, the cific fisheries, air service future, openly and directly to the citi for a debate as this will be good participants will sit down in dis tourism, the brown tree snake zens about the vital issues that is problem and other regional con for the people to listen to the cussion of vital issues on the ' π ϊν τ α Π? third day of the meet, after two cerns. days of the usual acquaintance On the last conference day, period. November 6, Governor Lorenzo Representatives from seven I. DL. Guerrero, the council’s countries including France, will president is scheduled to relin discuss trade and foreign invest quish his post to Guam Gover ment opportunities with the gov nor Joseph F. Ada, in elections ernors of the four US-Pacific slated later that day. insular areas around which the • 410-D In stock GENERAL AGENTS: CIGNA KOREA AUTOMOBILE FIR E t MARINE Run with the Best Run with John Deere hrC INSURANCE CO., LTD PBDC was formed. . Assistant Interior Secretary The foreign representatives Stella G. Guerra, whose office MOYLAN’S INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. КГУЛ will exchange their views with has oversight of Guam, Ameri ^ ¿ .M td-P ac M tcronfsta. I n c . HOME OF THE GOOD GUYS the governors of Hawaii, Guam, can Samoa US territories, and Sablan Building, W American Samoa, and the the CNMI, has also been invited ' UpperI Innpr Hi-Way.Ηί-ΙΛ/ηυ CnrnnnnG arapan li —i i—FF-—■—m P.O. Box 658, Saipan, MP 96950 Sugar Guaio Ral Unson Northern Marianas, the host of to address the governors, ac P.O. Box PPP 298 Saipan, MP 96950 King Park Sarm ent Telephone: 234-6142/6442/6571 /7185 cording to Norris. Factory Fax: 234-8641 the 12th PBDC conference. Tel.: (670) 234-0475/233-6627 Government representatives The conference, twice post Middle Road ’ AirRQi1> Juan Sablan fìeyes 2 3 3 - 6 6 2 6 Juan Sabían Demapan from Australia, France, Hong poned due to the availability of 1 1 Highway MifJ-Ràc ~Т ' Fax: (670) 234-0476 Micronesia, 1пс.| views of their candidates,” Re Kong, Japan, the Philippines, some key participants isexpected Market publican representative South Korea, and Taiwan are to go on without hitches. Demapan said. H aving a b irth d a y in O ctober? Both aspirants are confident they will make it in this year’s election. Reyes lists the number S an Vicente, Dandan, San Antonio, Koblerville, Kagman and Garapan? I once thought of year’s he has spent as a public the Garapan Samoan housing area should have an amphitheater like Ypao Beach in Let H yatt treat yo u servant as enough to make him Guam. Why was itleased to adeveloper for another hotel? I once thought the old Coast ^ win. PLEASE ELECT Guard property in S an Antonio should have a public swimming pool, basketball courts, Demapan on the other hand tennis courts and a football field. Why was it leased to a developer for another hotel? t o D i n n e r ! said the priority of safeguarding Parks are beautiful. I propose appropriating money for parks and recreation so the people’s welfare is an as everyone can benefit surance to the voters that he will CDA: The Commonwealth Development Authority was designed to lend be the right choice to represent money to the small, local business-person so he or she could have a chance to go into the Saipanese’ in the Senate. business and not have to work for the government It doesn’t seem to be working out Enjoy our Under the Seventh Legislature, f e s ш т that way. Why are most small businesses here owned by aliens? Is CDA performing Reyes acted as the minority floor its mission? The House of Representatives should investigate. special birthday leader of the House of Repre MEDICAL CARE: The Commonwealth Health Centerhas been advertised sentatives. The thrust of Reyes’ as a‘Twenty-F;rst Century” medical facility. Consider this: one-half the population package: campaign is for a more tourism- of the CNMI is of “heart attack” age and we do not have a cardiologist (heart doctor) oriented - CNMI and the and the nearest place for proper heart care is over 3,500 miles away. I believe CHC upliftment and improvement of should be a first class regional medical center staffed by competent, not overworked *+ free entrée fo r quality health-care, education professionals. I will not settle for second best because it’s cheaper. The cost of medical the birthday celebrant and infrastructure in the CNMI. care must be affordable for everyone. Demapan would like to see the GOVENDO, KENNETH L. >+■ com plim entary birthday cake NON-RESIDENT W ORKERS: A great many local people have been sued resolution in the issue of appro by non-resident workers for no reason - other than the worker staying on Saipan, Many *+ y o u r birthday photo taken tableside priating and prioritizing the use For HO USEO F REPRESENTATIVES non-resident workers are treated like animals, especially by alien employers and live in of public lands. He is also a strong filthy, substandard barracks. The system is a mess and many legislators simply don’t "Happy B irthday " perform ed tableside supporter of a more open gov- *** Election District 1A, IB, 1C * * * care. I propose an “Employer-Employee Small Claims Court” where some problems emmentand fortheappropriation by o u r fam ous Spirals Q uartet (San Antonio, Chalan Piao, As Lito, As Perdido, As Terlaje, can be resolved quickly and inexpensively. We need a fresh, new look at this problem ofpublic funds forpublic welfare. San Vicente, Pandan, Fina Sisu, Papago, Kagman II, & Koblerville) J and as a legislator I shall be open to suggestions from everyone. free entrance fo r you a n d yo u r guests to G illigan's DEVELOPMENT TAX: Should be a progressive tax - the larger the follow ing dinner Senate f... More Issues To Be Addressed development, the more the tax. There are many elected and appointed leaders who will >*■ com plim entary bottle o f Cham pagne in G illig a n ’s vote against or “water down" this tax because they either supply labor to the developers session on (Part of a Continuing Series of Ken's Agenda) or are in the construction business themselves. Are these elected and appointed leaders' i*- 30% o ff Deluxe Regency W ing accom odations helping their constituents or are they really working for themselves and foreign PARKS AND RECREATION: I would hate to be a teenager growing developers? The legislature and administration have purposely delayed passing a (optional, subject to space a va ila blility) Rota called up in Saipan. There’s little to do. Saipan has one public tennis court, no outdoor development tax — too much conflict of interest. racquetball courts, a shortage of indoor and outdoor basketball courts, only one good This special party is offered in either Oceana or Chinese Restaurant. The Senate of the Seventh baseball diamond and no public swimming pools. Saipan has no youth center, few f 'Dear Voters: " - ^ Northern Marianas Common activities jbr teens, no hiking or biking trails, no horseback riding and lacks many I enjoyed talking to some of you this week. Thank you for your comments «yJ Minimum of 6 guests. Reservations required, call 234-1234 extension 26. wealth Legislature will recon other recreational activities available to young and old in the U.S. Our foreign- suggestions. I thinkyou will enjoy my T.V. commercials. Please watchforthenv, vene its Sixth day, Fourth owned hotels are loaded with recreational activities but not everyone can afford to on Cable T.V. Channel 12 — Mondays after the 6:00 P.M. local news and Regular Session, 1991 on join the ‘‘Club Elite” and pay membership dues. If we had as many recreational Channel 3 on Tuesdays befpre the “Young and the Restless”- 10:00 PM .. Thursday, October 24, 1991 at facilities as we have nightclubs, we would be in good shape. Public land should be Un dankulo na si yuus maasc. it j, 10:00 a.m. at the Round House, used for recreational activities for our people — particularly our youth. Songsong Village, Rota accord ***** MORE ISSUES NEXT WEEK IN THIS LOCAL PAPER ***** ing to a memo from the Susupe Beach Park is great! Why did they stop? Where are the parks in THE ^H IÑ E SE RESTAURANT president’s office. All members are kindly asked 5*7 In Your Heart, You Know He's Right 5*7 h o u to be present. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 6-MÁRIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 Increased environmental role NOW SHOWING Retirees to get COLAs PACIFIC ISLANDS SAVERS EXPRESS by Rafael H. Arroyo “If appropriations are not for states, CNMI sought J M C i n e m a Governor Lorenzo I. DL. forthcoming to pay for the ben covery Act has been introduced Presently, it was observed that 127 Bejong Street Barrigada, Gu. 96913 Guerrero last week signed a bill efits added in the amendment, by Rafael H. Arroyo BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:30 P.M. in Congress to determine whether federal law prevails over all lo passed by the CNMI Legislature the measure, in the long term cal laws on environmental pro SHOW START 8:00 P.M. that sought amendments to Pub could turn out to be a disservice A resolution which have sig the EPA or the state or territorial governments will have the lead tection, and Torres said that the lic Law 6-17 to provide foracost to our people. The Legislature nificant impact on the CNMI is resolution passed by the WLC “Two thum bs up-w ay up. Membership Information of living allowance for annu must be prepared to appropri expected to find its way to the authority over mine wastes. According to Senator Juan S. reflects but a genuine request to ’.·■ V · ■ It’s oiie ofthe year’s best filmsr itants of the Retirement Fund. ate,” Guerrero pointed out. US Congress after such a mea A-glSKEtfrEBEBT '' " ■ ' Torres, state and territories have retain local jurisdiction within But in signing House Bill 7- Another item in the bill on sure was recently passed by the state or territory, and to have Pacific Islands Savers Express is a G uam based Personal Service a better grasp and understanding “A trium ph!’ 231, the chief executive cau which the governor expressed Western Slate legislators during that entity to have more input in Mike Clark, U3A TODAY O rganization th at is com m itted to providing a com plete range of of the problems or how things tioned Congress that majority of concern was in theprovision that the Western Legislative Confer environmental protection. ought to be done in each locale. “A pow erhouse m ovie... personal services to it's m em bers in the Pacific Islands. the proposed amendments would creates new benefits for elected ence held last month in Chey In this light, the best way to the work of a truly gifted filmmaker:' create new financial burdens on officials. enne, Wyoming. David Aosfln. NTZViSWZEK the Retirement System. “Lawmakers should be more The measure, which seeks to enforce regulation is to have au What kind of Personal Service w ill PISE offer? thority vested in a local govern “Legislature must be prepared cautious in creating benefits for urge the US Congress to retain to relieve those burdens since elected officials that are in ex state and territorial authority to ment rather than be administered by the EPA which is headquar Pacific Islands Savers Express w ill start w ith it's m em bers, a failure to do so may jeopardize cess of what is provided for other enforce applicable environ retirees. Fairness and equity tered some 8,000 miles away D irect H om e Shopping Personal Service. In this service, all you the entire system. This relief mental regulation,in view of sites comes from appropriations,” should be the goal,” he asserted. which have been contaminated from the Saipan. got to do is pick-up a Pacific D a ily N ew spaper, look for any sales Guerrero, in a letter to the lead That provision, identified as as a result of US Departments of “Though we may have to live advertisem ent and purchase any item you w ish as if you were ership of both houses of Con Section 10 of the bill, appeared Energy and of Defense. with the general guidelines of EPA, but on other requirem m buying in Guam . M il out a m em bership application and for a gress, said. to create what looks like three Under federal statues, includ different COLAs for elected of on federal law, that’s not spc yearly fee, enjoy the savings and benefits th at w ill be provided According to the governor, the ing the Clean Water Act, the retirement system must be kept ficials, and this was the subject Clean Air Act, and the Resource cific enough. Local law mil yearly/m onthly to you. financially sound, and thatmeans of earlier arguments on whether Conservation and Recovery Act, make it more specific becaus'1 that the legislature must ensure the bill was self serving to its western states and territories are local authorities know the pi I that appropriations for the ben proponents. particularly committed to main lem and what -d to be d u efits added by the measure are Apart from the concerns men taining state and territorial au better,” the sen ¡or from Saipan made in place. tioned, the govemor concedes thority. said. Senator Juan S. Torres ‘îFGû© №0G© Ê®[?aD It was pointed out that by the that the bill provides important It was observed that various terms of the Constitution, ben and needed benefits for govern state and territorial environmen efits once conferred can never ment retirees. tal statutes have recognized the IIBOTAIIIIIH H V OTE IS be reduced or taken away, and “I join the legislature in sup need to balance economic de that when benefits are added to porting an annual cost of living velopment with environmental M Applications are available at Lower Base benefits, unfunded liability may allowance for the Fund’s annu protection in order to assure M result. itants. I likewise support the pro continued mineral production Professional Center Saipan. Guerrero warned that operat visions that allow some of our along with sound environmental m Ph. 322-3830/322-4370 ing deficits could become a senior citizens to retain retire practices. ment benefits and at the same Fax 322-4251 problem, and that the ability of The western states and Pari fie the Fund to meet obligations to time find useful service under territories oppose the establish m 6033 even existing retirees could be theOlder American’sprogram,” ment of federal mandates which m put at risk. he said. may be imposed upon them without funding and without M considering the costs io the states. m These entities believe that permitting authority over mine m October 06,1991 waste should remain with the m ...EVEN NOW, state agencies and not be usurped Honorable Larry I. Guerrero by the Environmental Protection M Office of the Governor Authority, the Department of Saipan, MP 96950 ALDAN is fighting for your rights!! m Energy, or any other federal Honorable Jesus S. Deleon Guerrero agency. m Office of the Mayor Gov. Lorenzo I. Deleon Guerrero supports The WLC Environment and m Saipan, MP 96950 Aldan's request for local disaster relief aid. Resources Management Com mittee in a concensus resolved Gentlemen: to urge the US Congress in jj\’ Commonuirflltfj oí ttjr iìortfjcrn icariana üölaiibs adopting a provision in the “Re Typhoon Mireille apparently did not do enough damage to the Commonwealth )}):■ ©ftur of tt)f Gobwior source Conservation and Re m {"ifiiioJ U.U. Siifun MIVUSA 969J0 m
" A Sim ple M an w ith a B ig Concern " Please Vote for Pete on Nov. 2 , 1 9 9 1 JESUS PANGELINAN MAFNAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PRECINCT NO. 4 PRECE4T 3 FRIDAY. fY- т я Й) 18 1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V E W g -U Ю-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS -FRID A Y-OCTOBER 18,1991 Marianas Public Land Corporation Speared man in stable Lady caught with ice at airport identified Jimenez as possible NINTENDO PUBLIC NOTICE condition, burglars by TeriM . Flores drug carrier through profiling. Pursuant to the provisions of 2 Sigon gi probension siha gi 2 Reel ayleewal me bwangil 2 A Filipina national was re The arrest of Jimenez comes GAME BOY SETS in the heels of another drug bust QvfC 4141 sec, the PUBLIC CMC 4141 et sec i PUBLIC CMC 4141 et sec, PUBLIC apprehended leased on a $5,000 unsecured LAND EXCHANGE AU PURPOSE LAND EX PURPOSE LAND EX bond after she was arrested by involving another Filipina. The AND THORIZATION ACT OF CHANGE ACT OF 1987, sino i CHANGE AUTHORIZA by Ten M. Flores ducted in the homes of the youth. Customs officers on Tuesday in suspect, turned state witness, was arrested on October 8 after she 1987, notice is hereby given to tulaikan tano para proposition TION ACT OF 1987, nge A Chalan Lau-lau man who Aside from an investigation, au connection with the illegal GAME BOY CARTRIDGES Marianas Public Land pupbliku na akton 1987, nutisia Marianas Public Land Corpo sustained serious abdominal in thorities also received tips that smuggling of crystal metham- allegedly tried to smuggle$8,000 worth of ice which was also con Corporation’s intention to en- manana i ginen este put i inten- ration e arongaar towlap, igha juries is in stable condition in the the minors were in possession of phetamine. ¡Come see our widest selection of fascinating | terintoanexchangeagreement sion-na i Marianas Public Land e mangiiy ebwe Uiiwelo faluw Commonwealth Health Center the radio. Customs officer Lt. Joe cealed in her undergarments. games and toys for the entire family! involving the parcels of land Corporation humalom gi iye e toolong kka faal. after he was injured in a fight *Moises Taboclang, an em Mafnas said Juliana T. Jimenez, The state witness told prose Call or see your friends at described below. Concerned kontratan atulaikan tano ni ha Aramasyee tipali nge emm wel Monday evening. ployee of Saipan Shipping Co. 39, was released to her employer cutors she was instructed by Leo persons iriay request a hearing afefekta i pedason tano siha ni ebwe tingor eb we y oor hearing Chief of Police-Tony Reyes after being' detained overnight S. Pangelinan of Capitol Hill and sustained head injuries after he was threatened to be killed if she on any proposed exchanged by manmadeskribi gi sampapa. reel inaamwo lliiwelil faluw identified Rambert K. Paul, 23 fell from a crane which was un for allegedly attempting to contacting MPLC by or on Maninteresante siha na petsona fa. Aramas ye e tipali nge as the alleged assailant of dergoing repairs. smuggle3.5 gramsof“ice” found failed to make the delivery. November 1, 1991. If so re sina manmamaisen inekugnok emmwel ye re tipali reel Ponciano I. Okaroro, 28. concealed in a condom. Pangelinan also allegedly prom He was treated and released ised to pay the woman $4,000 in MMIBSIW quested, hearings on the trans put maseha manu/hafa na kkapsal faluw, nge rebwe Reyes said the feud between from the CHC also on Wednes Jimenez, who decided not to exchange of the smuggled sub actions listed below will be priniponi put tulaikan tano. aghuleey ngali MPLC wool me the two men started when day. ' answer the inquiries of the ar Your Toy Center on Saipan located at scheduled on October 30,1991 A’agang i MPLC antes patosino ngare mmwal November 1, resting officers, allegedly ad stance. Okaroro punched Paul for no ♦Police are still investigating Several drug paraphernalia TRANSPACENTIR, Middle Readr @ualo Rai at 9:00 a.m. in the Conference gi November 1,1991. Yanggen 1991. Ngare eyoor tingor bwe apparent reason. a burglary at the Royal Taga mitted that the smuggled drug and a list of names believed to be Store Hours: Mon. -Fri: 10:00am - 6:00pm Room of MPLC. guaha inekugnok marikuesta, i ebwe yoor hearing, nge rebwe Police said Paul allegedly de Beach Club where a burglar was for personal use, Mafnas Sat: 9:00am - 6:00pm inekungok siempre para i sigiente ayoora reel tali faluw kka faal, a list of Pangelinan’s customers cided to leave his residence after carted away about $5,000in cash said. Tel. No. (670) 235-3355 PUBLIC PURPOSE - Wet siha na transaksion u fan nge rebwe tooto wool October he had an argument with his wife. and several bottles of liquor. Jimenez arrived on Saipan via were seized by police upon the latter’s arrest in his Capitol Hill lands Acquisition makondukta gi October 30,1991, 30, 1991, otol ye 9:00 a.m. Paul allegedly threatened to Reyes said the burglar forc a Tuesday direct flight from the gi oran alas 9:00 gi eggan gi mellol MPLC Conference shoot Okaroro with the spear ibly entered into the premises Philippines. Customs officials residence. PRIVATELAND-Saipan Lot/ halom i kuatton konfirensian i Room. gun after the latter apparently through a western screen win N i n t e n d o G A M E B O Y - Tract No. 656-NEW-6-1 MPLC. AMMWELEER TOWLAP - threatened to stab Paul. dow. Containing an area of 5,050 PROPOSITON PUPBLIKU - Wetlands Acquisition The gun was accidentally re The incident was reported on square meters Wetlands Acquisition leased after someone allegedly Saturday at about ten in the TANO PRAIBET - SitioNumiru FALAWAL ARAMAS - nudged Paul from behind. morning. Saipan Lot/Tract No. 565- 565-NEW-6-1 giya Saipan yan Saipan Lot/Tract No. 565- The incident, which is still NEW-6-8 Library raffle ha konsisiste 5,050 metro NEW-6-1 Llapal nge 5,050 under investigation, was reported m m Containing an area of 6,975 kuadrao na area. square meters to the police at 12:59 Monday drawing square meters Sitio Numinj 565-NEW-6-8 Saipan Lot.Tract No. 565- morning. giya Saipan yan ha konsisiste NEW-6-8 Llapal nge 6,975 *Two hand-held police radio delayed PUBLIC LAND - Saipan Lot/ 6,975 square meters reportedly stolen from the The new date for the Saipan "Ч, ' Jr »! Tract No. 078 D 01 (Part of) metro kuadrao na area Koblerville police sub-station Public Library raffle drawing has Containing an area of 12,025 TANO PUPBLIKU - Sitio FALAWEER TOWLAP - were confiscated after police been set on November 12, square meters more or less and Numiru 078 D 01 (Part of) giya Saipan Lot/Tract No. 078 D 01 apprehended on Friday two Tuesday. subject to survey. Saipan yan ha konsisiste 12,025 Llapal nge 12,025 square Koblerville youths. Ticket holders are advised to The wreckage of a car involved in an accident early Tuesday metro kuadrao na area meters. Police confiscated the radios keep their stubs until prize win morning in As Terlaje still lies on the road shoulder. 10234 10/11 -18-25-11A>1 after a separate search was con ners have been announced.
PLEASE VOTE FRANCISCO POT FAB0T BOTA G O FOR THE BEST TOMOKANE IN THE SENATE! f o r i / SAIPAN ISLANDS M UNICIPAL COUNCIL
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IS THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WOR1D. WHY? BECAUSE HER PEOPLE ALWAYS DEMAND THE BEST! THE PEOPLE OF SAIPAN CAN DO IT, TOO, BY ELECTING JUAN SABLAN DEMAPAN TO THE SENATE. A. High School Diploma, Marianas High School Class of 1973. B. Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration ( 1977), Cum Laude, listed in Who’s Who Among American Universities and Calleges, United States International University, San Diego,
GRADUATED FROM MARIANAS HIGH SCHOOL AS CLASS VALEDICTORIAN. C alifornia m II. PUBLIC SERVICE EXPERIENCE 0 EDUCATED AT ONE OF AMERICA'S FINEST UNIVERSITIES, THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - ANN ARBOR CAMPUS. A. Teacher, Marianas High School (3 years) ELECTED AS DELEGATE TO THE 1 ST CNMI CONSTITUTION CONVENTION. B. Instructor, Adult Basic Education (part-time)
SERVED IN THE TRUST TERRITORY GOVERNMENT AS ENGINEER. C. Consultant, Senate Committee on Judiciary, Government and Law, 3rd NMC Legislature
D. Elected at large as a Saipan Delegate to the 2nd CNMI Constitutional Convention (1985), EMPLOYED AT ONE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON'S LEADING ENGINEERING CONSULTING FIRMS. ? member of Local Government Committee ? SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY AS SENIOR ENGINEER. E. CNMI Government Certified Trainer in Basic Supervision (1984) F. Chairman, Alcoholic Beverage Control Board ( 1984-90) 4 SUCCESSFULLY PASSED THE STATE OF WASHINGTON'S PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER'S EXAMINATION. G. Special Assistant to the Insurance Commissioner (1985-90) EMPLOYED AT ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST CORPORATIONS. ? H. Special Assistant to Senator Jesus R. Sablan (Senate Floor Leader and Chairman, Committee on Resources, Economic Development & Programs, 7th NMC Legislature)
“TOG ETHER W E CAN M AKE SAIPAN B ETTER " N 0.2 (on the ballot) ·τηανκ you· S f Л Ь и ш · ghillissow TOM TEBUTEB-ADVISOR Paid tor by tho committee to elect Juan S, Demapan tor Senator - Republican PAID ADVERTISEMENT FRIDAY, OCTOBER ! 8 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 I: 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 cgoldcnglobstcr Study set to R estau ran t identify hom eless Caller Box PPP-342,Susupe, Saipan Tel. 234-7658 children in CNMI Commissioner of Education even do not find their way to OCTOBER FEAST William S. Torres has initiated a school, the news release from study to locate and identify PSS said. homeless children in the North But that kind of information THEY’RE HERE! ern Marianas. for the CNMI is not available, He said funding has been made making it mandatory for PSS to available by the -U.S. federal conduct this study, he noted. “DOBBINS 2ND ANNUAL JEW ELRY EXTRAVAGANZA' government to identify home ' u m e n He said the information is less children in the Common needed now rather than at a later going on at wealth. date because of the increasing He has designated Dr. influx of people into the CNMI. STEAK AND ALL YOU CAN EAT SHRIMP $ 12.75 Mohammed Ashraf, Director of “This problem will become Research and Planning for the acute in our islands due to rap Half a pound juicy and tender steak with breaded shrim ps. Public School System, to head idly rising cost of living,” he this study. Dr. Ashraf, formerly said. SEAFOOD PLATTER $12.75 a professor at the University of Benefits of such a study will An array of seafood delights, m ussels, scallops, crab claw s and m ahi- Hawaii, joined the PSS last year. be enormous in the long run to Commissioner Torres said in avert the problem of children at c e a m m ahi, all in one. a press release from PSS, that risk, the Education Commis information on homeless chil sioner pointed out. STEAK AND PRAWNS $16.50 dren in the CNMI is badly needed Torres said the study will at Dates: Now tall Sunday (Oct. 20th) by the school system. “We want tempt to define the term “home A duet of fresh grilled praw ns and sirloin steak. to help these children, but we less” as it relates to the CNMI, TIM E: 10:00 A.M . to 8:00 P.M. don’t know who and where they identify and locate the children, STEAK AND LOBSTER $20.00 are. There is money from the and design appropriate plans to federal government to help these cater to the educational needs of Come in today and view all the fine quality jewelry and Rolex, Omega & Gucci watches brought in A sum ptuous com binaiion of top grade tender steak and lobster tail. youngsters.” these children, said thePSS news A national study indicates that release. JUST FOR YOU! there is one homeless child per He requests the cooperation All served with soup, salad and rice or french fries. 1,000 people in the United S tales, of the general public so that this Torres said, adding that the study study can be carried out to locate Register to win pearls, crystals and much more during three daily drawings. also shows that 28 percent of and identify homeless children Drawings are at The Golden Lobster Restaurant ....where fine dining and homeless children in the U.S. in the Commonwealth. courteous service are a combination. 12:00 noon, 4:00 EM . DON'T CUT SHORT A CHILD'S LEARNING a n d DRIVE CAREFULLY 8:00 P.M. DAILY!
HELP RE-ELECT “YOU M UST BE PRESENT TO W IN”
CONGRESSMAN THOMAS P. VILLAGOMEZ (KIYU) And don’t forget on October 20th (Sunday) at 8:00 EM. they w ill be having their “Grand Prize” drawings. It’s your chance to win one of these fabulous prizes.
A C ongressm an who shares your concerns in im proving the quality of life in the Comm onwealth. 1. A one carat diamond solitaire ring. 2. A his or hers Rolex watch. A Congressm an who was instrum ental in accom plishing the following 3. Or a dream weekend at Coral Ocean Point p r o j e c t s :
Upgrading of Saipan’s sewer treatment plants, Including the So what are you waiting for? Get down to Agingan Sewer Treatment Plant and the sewer system In DT TEND« V Precinct 1. JEWBI 2 N D ANNUAL JEW ELRY EXTRAVAGANZA Paving the As Lito/As Perdido road, the Dandan Homestead main road, the road from the airport to Chalan Plao, and the V road leading from Coral Ocean Point Country Club to the airport. V Dandan Homestead power distribution system. New fence and lighting equipment for the Koblervllle softball/ a/ baseball field.
New tennis courts In Koblervllle. o h b i n à i New basketball and tennis courts in San Vicente. A Tradition of Fine Jewelry Since 1949 A m em ber of the Fine Jewelers Quild, A group of upscale Jewelry stores owned by Zale Corporation A CONGRESSM AN W HO IS M AKING THINGS The world's largest retail jew eler HAPPEN FOR YOU!
PLEASE VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN THOMAS P. VILLAGOMEZ (KIYU) REPUBLICAN - PRECINCT 1 San Antonio, Koblerville, As Perdido, As Lito, Chalan Piao, Fina Sisu, As Terlaje, Dandan, San Vicente, Papago and Kagman II.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT 10/18-22 14-MARIANÁS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBERKIDA Y -UCluBER 18,1991______
: FRDDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-15 i ,, 7 -'.. - ' · · * ' V v " ''
Officially A Candidate A STRONG COMMITMENT FOR for the Board of Education QUALITY EDUCATION BY DANIEL OGO QUITUGUA DANIEL OGO OUITUGUA
A personal resolution relative to the candidacy of Daniel Ogo Q uitugua for the Board of Education, Board of Education Candidate-At-Large
after careful review of the m ore than 600 petitioners subm itted on m y behalf, the Board I attended the University of Guam, University of Hawaii, and Oregon College of Education where my major concentration was on School Administration and Supervision. of Election m em bers have sanctioned the petitioners as qualified voters and have subsequently certified and My more than 1 5 years of experience within the CNMI Public Schoolsystem(PSS) asaclassroom teacher, certified supervisor of teacher and studentteacherteams; assistant declared that I, Daniel Ogo Quitugua, am now an official candidate for the At-Large seat on the Board of project director - title III Program (open classroom); Vice-Principal; and subsequently as a school principal, provides me with a broader perspective and understanding of Education. My nam e will be placed by the Ho. 6 on the ballot; now, therefore PSS needs and its fundamental role in the education of our children. My additional experience as a health education coordinator; administrative officer for the Department of Community & Cultural Affairs (where I was instrumental in the organization and implementation of the Division of Youth Services); Chief House Clerk for the 4th CNMI Legislature; Senate Committee Assistant - 6th CNMI Legislature; Chief Executive Officer-2nd Rota Municipal Council and, most recently, Public Information and protocol 3 l£ iiC 0O JIP tiJthat I am deeply grateful to all those trusting individuals who circulated, signed, Officer for the House of Representatives - 7th CNMI legislature. This experience strengthens my ability to carry out my responsibility as a Board member if i am elected. and endorsed m y nom ination petitions. I w ant to assure all o f you that your hard w ork and efforts will not be Additionally, I was elected to the 25th Saipan Municipal Council where I served as its Legislative Secretary and the Vice-Chairman of two standing committees. This in vain; and knowledge and experience of the legislative process will help me to work effectively with both houses of the legislature in implementing my progressive QUALITY EDUCATION AGENDA. 3S* 2lt ftlttljtt that I, Daniel Ogo Q uitugua, gladly accept your call for duty to be It seems to me that our longtime desire to provide r·ur school children with quality education, and our teachers with very competitive teaching incentives and professional a candidate for the At-Large seat on the Board o f Education and I pledge to be an energetic but prudent w orking development opportunities, keeps eluding our e nation leaders. Obviously „there is an urgent need to implement better, more effective, and innovative ways of achieving Board m em ber. During the rem aining weeks before election, I will present to you the voters m y QUALITY these longstanding goals. EDUCATIONAL AGENDA. It will contain alternative approaches relative to the current and future needs and In recognition of these urgent needs, I have decided to once again seek a seat on the Board of Education so that lean put to use some of my definite practical and workable concerns of our educational system . /Please spread m y nam e to all your friends and fam ily m em bers and I plans and ideas. If elected to the Board, I will work to provide our school children with a conducive learning environment and enriching learning opportunities. I will work respectfully ask for their support. Heals^encourage ttyajj^o vote for Daniel Ogo Q uitugua, No. 6 on the ballot to provide our teachers with effective teaching aids, adequate instructional materials, appropriate classroom space, and create the conditions that will nurture the profession of teaching. And, above all, I.will encourage more humane working relationships at all levels. QUALITY EDUCATION AGENDA A t t e s t e d : • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT A MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES ATTHE ELEMENTARY LEVEL (MUOR) SCHOOL SYSTEM • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT BOARD POLICY MANDATING CURRICULUM • REDUCE STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO TO A MINIMUM OF 15 CONTINUITY • MANDATE THE IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT OF TEACHERS WHO ARE SPE • PROPOSE PLAN FOR IMPLEMENTING THE CONCEPT OF "SHARED" RE SPONSIBILITY WITH THE PRIVATE/BUSINESS SECTORS IN FINANCING OF f r CIALIZED AND PROFICIENT IN THE TEACHING OF READING AND COMPRE HENSION SKILLS: LANGUAGE ARTS, MATH, SCIENCE AND SOCIAL STUDIES PROGRAMS AT VILLAGE SCHOOLS. • IMPLEMENT A UNIFIED DEPARTMENTALIZED SCHEDULING SYSTEM AT • INITIATE BOARD POLICY GRANTING SCHOOL PRINCIPALS BROADER AU OFFISIATM ENTE KANDIDATU PARA I THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL THORITY COMMENSURATE WITH THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES BOARD EDUKASION • MANDATE THAT TEACHERS SALARIES BE INCREASED TO LEVELS COM • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT A WELL-DEFINED AND STRUCTURE CAREER MENSURATE WITH SALARIES IN OTHER PROFESSIONS THAT REQUIRE EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL COMPATIBLE TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE, THUS MAKING TEACHING A ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT VOCATIONAL EDUCATION NETWORKING p i I petsonat na resulasion pot i kandidaturan DANIEL OGO QUITUGUA para i Board Edukasion. HIGHLY VALUED PROFESSION AND MORE COMPETITIVE IN THE MARKET | | | PLACE PROGRAMS FOR HOPWOOD JUNIOR HIGH AND MARIANAS HIGH SCHOOLS. © i membron i Board Elesion ma sodda na guahu si, DANIEL OQO QUITUGUA, magahet na •INITIATE AMUCH CLOSER PROFESSIONAL WORKING RELATIONSHIP WITH • MANDATE AN IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT OF FUNDS FOR ADVANCE PUR THE NORTHERN MARIANAS COLLEGE BOARD OF REGENTS AND DEVELOP CHASE OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS SUCH AS INSTRUMENTS FOR SCI siudadanu yan propiu m a rehistra na botadot yan hu kum ple ligatm ente todo areklam ento pot asunton eleksion · AND PROPOSE SIGNING A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING FOR RE ENCE, BIOLOGY, AND CHEMISTRY PROGRAMS, AND OTHER LEARNING y a n CIPROCAL USE OF FINANCIAL AND PHYSICAL RESOURCES AIDS i p • SUPPORT AND FURTHER PROMOTE THE TEACHING OF BILINGUAL AND Bl- • MANDATE AND REQUIRE THAT TEACHERS TEACH ONLY ON A SUBJECT i? !L © /9 H 3 Í, m onhayan m a sensura fino ayo i m as ke seis cientos (600) na fitm an botadot gi pitision- CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT ALL LEVELS THAT THEY SPECIALIZED ON OR ARE PROFICIENT AT. m hu, i m em bron i Board Eleksion m aaksepta todo i m an m an fitm an kom o m an kualiflkao na botadot ya dispues • ESTABLISH A LOCAL VOLUNTEER NETWORK FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL • MANDATE AN IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT OF FUNDS FOR THE CONSTRUC A m a setiflka yan deklara na guahu si, DANIEL OGO QUITUGUA, oflsiatm ente kandidatu para i siyan i Board SYSTEM TION OF NECESSARY BUILDING AND FACILITIES TO MEET THE INDIVIDUAL p i Edukasion nul para urna ilihi entera halum Saipan. I na'an hu para u m a pega gi flon i num ero seis (No. 6) gi NEEDS OF OUR SCHOOLS PI balotu; pago pot ayu na rason • IN ADDITION TO THE CHAMORRO/CAROLINIAN BILINGUAL LANGUAGE PROGRAMS, REQUIRE INSTRUCTION IN THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE ATTHE • MANDATE THE INSTALLATION OF AIR-CONDITIONING IN OUR CLASS lV/////A i ELEMENTARY LEVEL ROOMS Wÿ/Æ// 3 w à i d a i t m ítc p c n i , na ha gaum yo didok todo ayu siha na endibiyuat nui man gai • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER SYSTEM IN COOP • ESTABLISH AN EXCLUSIVE INDUSTRIALIZED SCHOOL FOR NON-ACADEMI- inangokko£iya guahu anal m ana liliku, m a fltm ayan m a endosa i petision hu. M alago yo um asigura todos ham yo ERATION WITH THE TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM AT NORTHERN CALLY INCLINED STUDENTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH NORTHERN MARIANAS na I m akatflna chocho yan anim uson m iyo ti u lastim a; yan MARIANAS COLLEGE COLLEGE • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT STANDARDIZED STUDENT PERFORMANCE • MANDATE AN IMMEDIATE AND THOROUGH ASSESSMENT OF PROGRAM/ 2*bi 3La# 1 1 $tcjcni , na guahu si DANIEL OGO QUITUGUA, sum en m agof yo u m a ASSESSMENT EVALUATION CURRICULUM CONTENTS aksepta 1 enagang m iyo para bal hu kandidatu para i siyan i Board Edukasion ya hu prom es na bai hu anim osu •ESTABLI9H AND IMPLEMENTWELL-STRUCTURE VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS P yan m atatnga laosentidu na m em bro gi Board Edukasion. Gi tetinan nasim ana antes de eleksion bai hu prisenta para ham yo program a-hu pot i KUAUDAT NA EDUKASION. Este na program a hasasaguan diflrensiao na subida * * * FUNDING SOURCES f l pot i prisente yan i m an m am am aila na nisisidat yan Ínteres pot i sestlm ata sestem an edukasion Pot fabot chalapon huyong 1 na' an hu para todo m an afm aolek, m an atungo yan fam ilia na kon respetu hu fafaisen i VERY DEFINITE POTENTIAL FUNDING RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE, AND HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION supottaslon nlha. Lokue pot fabot sohyósjhaya u m a botas! DANIEL OQO QUITUGUAgaigi gi num ero seis (No OF THESE PROGRAMS 6) gi balotu. x 1 1 ' Please join me in making a strong commitment for quality education for our children in the Com monwealth, the hope for the future is in the investment A t e s t a : . we make in our children and their QUALITY EDUCATION. PLEASE VOTE FOR i DANIEL OGO QUITUGUA Board off Education - Nov. 2nd No. 6 ON THE BALLOT ^^¡DAj^OCTOBER m lQQi HEARTFELT THAHK YOUI Delay tactic - - r M y fam ily and I wish to extend a sincere appreciation to those who helped claims... contribute to the succe; . cl by Rafael H. Arroyo Ocean Point Golf Course. tourism seminar at NMC “This tournament will be held In the hands of the leader lies communication skills. The Refalawasch Golf Asso in October every year with all the ability to motivate his peers VIP Director Tony Guerrero ciation yesterday donated a check the proceeds being donated to and to effectuate the desired said Smith is one of among a worth $4,200 to the Division of our new Youth Center at the change in a given environment, number of 40 instructors at the Youth Services of the Depart Civic Center in Susupe, or to be this is the philosophy tourism UNLV, an institution known in ment Of Community and Cul utilized for the priority needs of Professor M.L. Smith shared ternationally to have the best tural Affairs as part of the pro the youth of the Commonwealth. with the participants of a two- tourism program in the West ceeds of the recent First Annual This is because all the members day seminar on supervision and Coast. Sid K. Peter Memorial Golf of the association recognize the effective training skills. Smith has a broad range of Tournament. importance of developing fa Smith, of the Hospitality Re experience in the hotel industry In a check presentation cer cilities and programs aimed at search and Development Center specializing in international emony at the governor’s office, helping our youth become use in the College of Hotel Admin marketing and is also the owner RGA President Tom I. Saures ful and productive citizens and istration at the University of of a chain of hotels in the Main handed the association’s contri future leaders of our islands,” Nevada in Las Vegas, was the land. bution to DYS representative Saures said in a letter to Kirby guest lecturer of the Visitor In Early this year, the NMC Florences. Kirby in the presence read out during the ceremony. dustry Program (VIP) of the forged ties with the UNLV so as of Governor Lorenzo I. DL. Kirby, on the other hand ex Northern Marianas College to avail of the latter’s resources. Guerrero. pressed her gratitude to the (NMC). Guerrero said forthcoming plans Also present in the ceremony association, and said that the The two-day workshop is part for the program includes the were members of the family of donation will be used for youth of a series of lectures designed holding additional workshops 3 rd A n n u a l the late Sid K. Peter in whose projects that the division needs to offer training for interested and the signing of a memoran honor the tournament was held. to raise money for. parties and those in the travel dum of understanding between The tournament, the first of an She made mention of the an business. the two institutions. H allow een B ash annual tournament planned by nual CNMI Youth Conference Participants were not only Guerrero said Smith is ex Governor Larry I. Deleon Guerrero accepts the $4,200 check donated by the Refalawasch Golf the association was held on Oc to be held January next year, taught developing management pected to be back by January to Association (RGA) for the benefit of the Youth's various projects. A t left is Tom Saures, RGA president tober 13-14, 1991 at the Coral which is currently in the planning and leadership potentials but, conduct a 1er on customer stage. were also shown techniques on awareness. Thursday, O ctober 31st According to Kirby, heroffice effective training methods and has estimated that the conference 9:80 to 2:00am is estimated to cost the DYS M ITSUBISHI J ^ some $5,000 in gathering the The word is getting around™ t и1Ж в (| CNMI’s youth groups from Saipan, Rota, and Tinian. “The estimated cost for this year is a little less than last year’s but we have raised the number of students and youths participating in this annual meet,” Kirby said. “The donation is a very big W W ? ¡L x ? :· help to us and our youth, With Participants of the Visitor Industry Program of the NMC. Harnessing this we don’t have to raise that management and leaderhip potential. much in order that we can have a successful meet. This is perhaps the first time that we would be benefitted by a fundraising ef fort,” Kirby added. The Youth Center, which is U А . т щ : also in its planning stagerecently received a $350,000 appropria ■■ tion for the construction of a new xlSÈS^ structure in its current location BOTA FOR ROTA'S BEST in Civic Center in Susupe. if 1 ' - V ' , - i Baha'is ;ì м й Р W ' · / ;А з celebrate ‘ > ~’, г VIANNEYВ special day The local Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of Saipan invites I the Saipan Baha’is and friends The all-new M itsubishi Expo and Expo LRV. to celebrate the Birth of the Bab on S unday, October 20 at S usupe The first true m ulti-purpose vehicles for Beach Park. Join us at Susupe Park from 11:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M. Oc * Demands better Transportation weekend and w eekday flexibility. tober 20, for a potluck picnic. Come share your lunch and for Rota happy spirit in observance of this Holy Day as well as the Nineteen Day Feast, following the birth of the Bab celebration. For further information, or * Supports Cost of Living 1 transportation, these two events isSj on Sunday,Octobcr20, call 234- Allowances for Retirees A U T O SA 1. К S 0851. 234-3332/7343 I DO N’T BE A '1 I A u t o M o t i o n fax: 234-7347 LITTERBUG | * Higher Salaries for Govt. Workers Keep Saipan I Stop by our brand new showroorh in Chalan Kanoa. Beautiful 1 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18, 1991 FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,-1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-21 ***★ *****★ *★ ★ *★ **★ *******★ ★ ★ *★ ***★ ★ ★ ★ **************** i c i c ÿ o r ★ i c ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ VOTE ★ ★ ★ ********************************** ★ ★ ★ 7 ★ JUAN SABLAN REYES ★ ★ tv ft * ★ LILING ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ PARA SENADOT SAIPAN 0 * ! * ★ ★ Congressman Reyes opponent claims he made his fortune from the legislature. Indeed, ★ such remarks indicates immaturity. It is a known and established fact that Congressman ★ Reyes was a successful businessman years before getting elected to the House. It is this * i k success that will make him a better, more mature and on even keel when it comes to ★ making wise and major decisions for the Commonwealth. His fortune was not handed ★ down on a silver platter. Rather it was through hard work, unending sacrifices, long hours ★ ★ of toiling and risking all he has to make his business successful. This is the kind of ★ sacrifice and hard work that Congressman Reyes will bring to the Senate; this is the kind ★ of toiling, long hours and an unending commitment he will bring with him to the Senate. ★ Ho one should despise somebody's success for this is the downfall of many. Everyone ★ ★ has the opportunity to be successful, but not everyone has the intuition, the wit, the ★ wisdom, the stamina, the dedication, devotion and willingness to sacrifice and do hard ★ work. Congressman Reyes have it all and this is the reason his fortune should not be ★ ★ despised for it is within these successes that he will make a better Senator. He ★ understands hard work. Vote Congressman Reyes and never mind his fortune. It's his! ★ ★ ★ ★ EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ★ ★ DEMOCRAT t^^Stope^o^MVIonjiaturday 8:00am to 9:00pm Sunday 8:00am to 8:00pm J ï 9 r \ i t ★ Paid by the committee to elect Rep. J.S. Reyes lor Senator ★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ * * 22-MAR1ANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY OCTOBER 18, 1991 FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-23 "A man of leadership, experience and dedication" October 18, to 20, 1991 GROCERIES HERM AN TENORIO Hormel Spam 12 oz...... $ 1 .9 8 Carnation Evaporated Milk 12 oz...... 79 GUERRERO Milo 375 gr...... 2.9 9 Crisco Oil gal...... 7.98 Paul’s Milk 1 lit...... 89 § ? s " (J U N PAN) Trim Milk 1 lit...... 89 Eagle Brand Pure Cane Sugar 2 kg 1.89 Del Monte Pineapple Juice 46 oz 1.59 For R EPR ESEN TA TIV E (D) Sss Sapporo Ichiban Ramen 3.5 oz...... 39 (E lection D istrict N o. 1) Selected Japanese Snacks ...... 1.00 ea. * Flying Elephant Button Mushroom 15 oz. 1.89 PRODUCE O n io n ...... $ .4 9 /lb . № a P o t a t o e s ...... 6 9 /lb . Æ S&lbTÔi; A Education Cello Carrots ...... 7 9 /p k . Jumbo Carrots 79/lb. t S fc ; E lem entary & S econdary E ducation: The population am ong school aged children is increasing O r a n g e s ...... 8 9 /lb . at an alarm in g rate in certain areas on Saipan. This increase is due p rim arily by fam ily hom estead developm ent program s and in flux of residents, especially from our neighbor islands in M icronesia. Green Cabbage ...... 9 8 /lb . A ll the schools are experiencing problem s coping w ith this sudden upsurge in student population. Chinese Cabbage ...... 5 9 /lb . Th ere is a real need to build ad ditional classroom s in th e elem entary schools b u t the ju n io r and high 4 . Lemon 99/lb. school facilities are especially overburden. D esig n atio n o f a su itab le site and construction o f a second ju n io r and senior high school to accom m odate these students is long overdue. In struction program s Cello Red Delicious Apple.... 1.19/lb. TO!LETRiES ' ;/ C - - - m ust continue to im prove and the em ploym ent of only those individuals w ith superior qualifications Red Delicious Apple ...... 1 .2 9 /lb . m ust be ensured to provide quality education to our students. A rticulation w ith other elem entary Impulse Body Spray 75 gr...... 2.98 and secondary schools as w ell as w ith G uaranteed fu nd ing sources m ust be identified and established for the upkeep and im provem ent of elem entary and secondary schools in the N orthern M arianas. Finesse Shampoo/Conditioner 15 oz...... 3.99 Comet Cleanser 14 oz...... 79 P ost-S econdary E ducation: It is the philosophy of the N orthern M arianas College to provide Gee Shampoo 12 oz...... 2.69 quality education, both academ ic and vocational, to assist in the econom ic, social, cultural, and political developm ent of the people of the C om m onw ealth. The College is m andated to provide the Colgate Toothpaste 9 oz...... 2.79 N M I w ith the best possible post-secondary and continuing/adult education in both academ ic and Laurier Sanitary Napkin 24 ct...... 1.69 occupational areas. The College needs to continue to im prove the present facilities, expand and upgrade both the academ ic and vocational-technical program s (to address skills brought about by Safeguard Bath Soap 3 kg...... 2.69 developm ent arid technological changes) so th a t students w ill be equipped and p repared to enter and Loxene Shampoo/Conditioner 500 ml...... 2.19 com pete in the labor m arket not only in the N M I but globally as w ell. A n "endow m ent Fund" w ith funds restricted to program s th at enhance and integrate both the culture and future needs of the indigenous, people of the N M I should be established for the college. O pportunities for life-long learning should be expanded and degrees offered beyond the Associate level through cooperative arrangem ents w ith 4-year universities. A rticulation w ith not only the high schools but w ith "receiving 4-year universities and colleges" m ust continue to be explored for sm ooth transition of tran sferring students. These are am bitious feats bu t given sound and guaranteed financial backing, N M C w ill be able to accom plish m ost, if not all. Financial A ssistance for P ost-S econdary E ducation: M ore funds m ust be identified for the post-secondary student financial program . The current program policies m ust be review ed and incentives established for those students w ho are doing extrem ely w ell in th eir prescribed fields of studies and as opposed to giving special aw ards for only those w ho en ter "professional" fields such as law , m edicine, etc. FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-25 STANLEY TUDELA TORRES IS A Ruling on... ftwiHwwd from P * t· V Г their own procurement regula branch, not to mention some al tion, and generally be free of all CONGRESSMAN WHO TRULY tion of laws enacted through ini- legedly critical aspects of Judge FRESH REEF FISH tiativeas they relate to Common oversight, regulation or supervi Hefner’s ruling warranting an sion by the Commonwealth wealth-wide laws; and the scope, appeal. FOR LOW PRICES! extent, and legality of rules and An example cited by the AG government. CARES AROUT THE PURUC regulations which are enacted on The AG argued that such a was that the trial court “rewrote, decision would result in the Congressman Stanley Tudela Torres understands the problems and concerns of his constituents. He has been a local level pursuant to the “au clarified, limited, or modified” SPECIAL PRICES AVAILABLE ability of the Commission to thority of a local initiative. the initiative after it found a tireless in his unselfish efforts to work with the government to help the public. It was argued that failure to provision unconstitutionally spend any money and take action appeal the lower court’s decision without control by the Com FOR PARTIES: overbroad. The commission then monwealth government, but One exam ple of his unselfishness is his willingness to give aw ay his own property for the sake of others/ leaves these issues unresolved allegedly argued that it did not and subject to further litigation subject the Commonwealth to G o m e t o : intend to use it in any illegal without asking for anything in return, if it can help the people. until the high court ultimately way, consequently curing the legal liability for the commission’s deeds and mis rules on the issues. constitutional problems. He offered his land in Kanat Tabla to the government for water drilling because he knows the people of According to the AG, avoid The AG argued that it was" a deeds. Although the trial court ruling M a G u y ' s ance of a high court ruling only basic tenant of statutory con C h alan K i y a need a good water source. W hile plans to improve their water supply are on CUCs drawing indicated that the Common creates further uncertainty and struction that if a provision in a board, he has offered the government immediate access of his other property in Chalan Kiya for water I instability in CNMI laws and law was unconstitutionally over wealth government would not FISH MARKET severely threatens the Common broad, the court did not have the be liable for the actions of the wealth structure as government ability to rewrite the law to make Commission, no such statements drilling. Because the people need help now. Tel. 234-5047 or exculpatory language appears Open 9:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m. Daily knows it it constitutional. Besides, the appeal will give Anotherarea which drewsome anywhere in the decision. the S upreme Court an opportunity criticism was that the court that Another concern brought up to discharge its constitutional the commission has complete was that under the court’s ruling, I Basketball C o u rtJj^ P L responsibilities by addressing and it would appear that as long as freedom to raise money (within the municipality alleges that ruling upon these considerably the terms ofthe initiative), spend KtP. STANLEY I. TORRES specific laws, including those critical issues. To withhold an the money (after appropriation '.ommonwealth o f the Islands P O. BOX 6 1 0 contrary to applicable CNMI Northern Mariana appeal could be misinterpreted ·: by the Municipal Council), hire law, are necessary to establish Office of the iovempr GARAPAN, SAIPAN by some that there is an absence and fire who they wish, pay their Capitol }h{[, Saipan, MP 9 6 9 5 0 of trustorconfidencein thatcourt, employees as they wish, adopt gaming then such laws are per August 3 0 , I 9 9 | its members, by its executive missible. ^ 5 JUN 1990 Allegedly unstated was R a m o n S. Guerrero Executive Director how far a senatorial district Commonwealth Utilities Corporation can carry this concept giving Saipan, MP 96950 rise to some questions as to the ability of a municipality Ibe Honorable Stanley T. Torres Dear Mr. Guerrero: to separate itself from the Ctiaixmart, Cccm ittee on H ealth E d u c a tio n and W elfare Commonwealth. Seventh Northern M arianas Under the same aspects of CcnmoriMsaltli L eg islatu re I would like to express my appreciation to CUC and Mr. John the'court’s ruling, this case Saipan, MP 96950 Hoffman for following-up on my offer and exploring Kanat Tabla has the potential for going for the purpose of locating an adequate water supply for the DT e h a isr Chairmanletter is T written o r r e s : t o you, no t so much i n your c a p a c ity as a people of Chalan Kiya who continue to suffer water problems. beyond just addressing the legislator, but in your capacity as a concerned and generous issues regarding regulation citizen. Thank you so much for your June 12, 1990 letter of gaming, said the memo. offering, free of c h a r g e t o th e government, easement rig h ts and As we were driving through Chalan Kiya, Mr. Hoffman indicated land belonging to you in Kanat Tabla for exploration of water his desire to drill in an area where I happen to own another There existed a potential and on which to put a reservoir and/or pumping s t a t i o n should for the breakdown of the parcel of property, near the 9th hole of the golf course and the exploration provediscuss successful. this with officials of the Coctmonwealt) close to Sana! Palms. In consideration of the Immediate need for Commonwealth into separate up -· —o5 Geological* ■"'d Survey help a g o o d water source for the people of Chalan Kiya, I am pleased and independent political to invite you to drill a well there as soon as possible. Since entities by permitting each those residents even now are experiencing a water shortage, I senatorial district to enact hope that you will be able to take advantage of this opportunity laws by the initiative process very soon. I can only envision the water problems there getting which will- be permitted to Vie beforeworse, dry especially season. if no other water supply becomes available supercede Commonwealth- rely , wide laws. Since If another island, such as Please let me know If you are Interested in this public-spirited Rota, passes an initiative offer. I can point out the exact location to you at your which is similar or identical 1 0 Ж DE LEON n o r convenience, should you decide to procede with the drilling to that of Tinian, that may Executive Director, Cocmonwealeh U tilities Corporation Sincerely, L t. Governor decide to ignore Hefner’s Special A ssistant f o r P rogress and Legislative Review A ruling on the case. For the AG, a decision by the high tribunal would preempt going ''Stanley T T orres back to court again for the same issue. “The people of Rota could simply say that Hefner’s de cision does not apply to them because it has not been de cided by the highest court of the land. If they ignored the decision because the judge is В О Т А , P O T f a d v . - VOTE, PLEASE no longer on the bench, and they believe a different judge would make a different rul FOR NUMBER ONE ON THE BALLOT ing, they would be forcing us to go to court again,” the AG т т Ш Ш memo said. я “If the Supreme Court speaks it would be very dif Г.1 ficult for the people of Rota, Saipan, or Tinian to ignore HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, PRECINCT NO. 3 such a decision. If a judge has spoken and his decision has been reviewed and ruled upon by the № 4N PARTY high court, then the potential for future litigation is minimized,” it added. paid advuktisi-m h y l FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-27 26-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW’S-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 RP workers hiring through recognized FOR A BETTER SAIM N , ELECT agency, POEA JUAN SABLAN DEM APAN by Ten M . Flores for evaluation purposes an au Commonwealth employers thenticated special power of at TO THE SENATE! who are in the process of recruit torney, model employmentcon- tract, visa/entry and manpower E ing Filipino contract workers may find it surprising to receive requirements. a letter from the Philippine The local agent can advertise, Overseas Employment Agency recruit and deplay Filipino man WHEN IT COMES TO PUBLIC SERVICE - FIGHTING WITH ALL HIS MIGHT AND HIS HEART (POEA) suggesting that labor power overseas once an accredi — MY OPPONENT IN THE SENATE HAD IT THE OTHER WAY. . . HIS OWN PERSONAL WAY! documents beprocessed through tation certificate has been au a recruitment agent in the Phil thenticated by the Philippine FOR EXAMPLE, ippines. Labor attache. The letter, signed by the di Service fees to cover place ment and document costs will HE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN CLEAN, HONEST AND OPEN GOVERNMENT. HE LOVES PUBLIC rector of the Pre-Employment Services branch of the POEA, be charged by the local agent, Rota Fiesta. Among those who graced Rota's feast of San Francisco De Borja were (from left) Rear Ы] HEARINGS ON CRITICAL ISSUES TO BE HELD IN DARK ROOMS. advises employers to “tie-up” the cost of which will depend Admiral James Perkins III, Rota Mayor Prudencio T. Mangiona, Gove. Lorenzo /. Deleon Guerrero, with POEA-licensed private re- upon the negotiation of the two cruitmentagencies to assistthem parties. Senate President Joseph S. Inos, Guam Gov. Joseph Ada, Rep. Antonio Quitugua, Bishop Tomas HE DOES NOT BEUEVE IN PRIORITIZING PUBLIC LANDS TO OUR NEEDY CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. Camacho, Lt. Gov. Benjamin T. Mangiona, and businessman Jose C. Tenorio. ih the processing of personnel STILL, UP TO NOW OVER 2 ,0 0 0 PENDING HOMESTEAD APPLICANTS WITH MPLC. REMEMBER THE requirements. KAGMAN GOLF COURSE PUBLIC LAND CONTROVERSY. Added information is also supplied on how the employer can avail of the services of a HE BEUEVES THAT PUBLIC OFFICE SHOULD BE USED FOR PERSONAL G A IN , LIKE USING PUBLIC FUNDS recruitment agency in the Phil TO MAKE HIS FORTUNE. ippines. Philippine Labor Attache Atty. Vicente Manzano said under the HE BELIEVES THAT PUBUC FUNDS SHOULD BE USED ON JUNKET TRIPS AROUND THE WORLD LIKE policy of the Philippine labor GOING TO THE BAHAMAS AND SPENDING $40,000 OF YOUR MONEY. agency, the POEA cart only limit to five workers the number of name hire or direct hire employ HE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL ees per company, Employers who want to hire additional manpower can do so REASONS YOU provided they designate an au "TOGETHER W E CAN M AKE SAIPAN B E T T E R » thorized licensed Philippine agency to act as the foreign company ’ s agent, Manzano said. SHOULD CHOOSE IT&E’S Employers find it expensive Paid for the committee to elect Juan Sablan Depaman lor Senator - Republican to hire manpower through agen cies however, Manzano said it ^ONG-DISTANCE BOOTHS was not meant to be an added burden to businessmen. VIVA I T A L I A ! The move he said, was "made not only to protect the business FIESTA M EXICANA! of licensed POEA agencies but, r < Five Com enient Locations. also to safeguard the welfare of Li Filipino contract workers who have always been victimized by г ш * Г BAB-B-QUB illegal recruiters. There were 1,000 POEA-li- censed agencies however, L Z I Economical Direct-Dial Rates, BUFFET NIGHT Manzano said the number had been trimmed down to the pre EVERY * sent 400 agencies. " Tne POE A is strict in enforcing its rules and according to fg fD p e n Long Hours. SATURDAY Manzano, recruitment agencies found to be in constant violation of labor policies are either sus You can use direct-dial rates when you call from our booths. Discover MEXICAN pended, sanctioned or perma And to make it easy for you, w e’ve opened new locations nently closed. Other agencies hospitality», have also decided to close shop with convenient hours. featuring food resulting in the decrease in the number of existing recruitment specialties from agencies, Manzano said. San Jose, Sablan Building Chalan Piao, Island Snack Bar S O U T H O F Manzano however said em Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Friday Open 10 a.m. to 12 midnight 7 days-a-week ployers are not imposed tp hire a Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday THE BORDER. specific agency either by the Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Gualo Rai, Pop's Foodm art POEA or by the labor attache. Open 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. 7 days-a-week “Employers have the right to Chalan Kanoa, Clarissa's Fashions ITA LIA N N IG H T Adults: $18.00 choose which Philippine re- Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Saturday Garapan, M iddle Road, Garapan Video Kids: $9.00 + S.C cruitmentagency they wouldhire Open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. 7 days-a-week BUFFET EVERY to represent them,” Manzano said. Copies of a listing of POEA- The best choice... WEDNESDAY accredited agencies are available at the Philippine Consulate in From 6:00 p*m. to 9:30 p.m. Susupe or can be secured from at the the POEA office in Manila. The listings are updated quar AQUA RESORT CLUB terly, Manzano said. ______Saipan Foreign employers who de sire to tie-up with aManila-based $16.00 plus service charge Tor Hçscrvation Catt322-1234 . J a ^ j 322-1220 agency are required to submit O V E R S E A S , I N C . Sablan Bldg., San Jose 234-8521 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1993-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-29 ’■■«AS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S -FRID AY-OCTOBER 18.1991 Gun m easure Senator Torres reports on WLC experience becom es law SenatorJuanS.Tones, fresh from theUSTenitorialSeaandtheUnited the Submerged Lands Act of 1953 Commonwealth. funding for the Coast Guard to en his'participation in therecently con States Coast Guard Funding was and toextend the seaward boundary The latter resolution on the other able it to cany out its mandated by Rafael H. Arroyo rightful owner unless that per cluded Western Legislative also discussed during the confer of the coastal states to 12 miles hand, is aimed at urging the federal responsibility of protecting US A bill that seeks to authorize son has a firearm identification Conference in Cheyenne, Wyoming ence. around the continental states of government to provide additional Coastal and Ocean resources. the ownership of a certain cat card and has reimbursed the islookinginto thepossibility of forg The former resolution aims at Alaska and to200miles around the egory of a .22 caliber rifle and government for surrendering the ing a relationship between the urging the US Congress to amend Pacific LlandStates, Territories and ammunition was recently signed firearm to the Department of - ^ 4 1 Commonwealth Utilities Corp. * TV& into law by Governor Lorenzo I. Public Safety. (CUC) and the University of m m m m white architects DL. Guerrero. In his approval letter to the Vets to visit Saipan ? i Wyoming’s Water Research Cen ft Coloration The bill, otherwise known as leaderships of both the House of s i j ter (UWWRQ. A group of 140 Japanese and tesy calls to businessman Jose House Bill No. 7-239, sought to Representatives and the Senate, Torres isexpkxingthe possibility amend certain provisions of Guerrero indicated that he signed United States World War II vet C. Tenorio, Japanese Consul of a sister relationship between the erans will be in the HirozoUshidaonTuesday.Gov. Commercial, Resort & Residential Public Law 6-38, whichrequired this measure into law with the two institutions as theUW’s Water Commonwealth for a week of Guerrero is expected to sign a all owners of firearms identifi understanding that legislation Research Center is capable of help proclamation in honor of the Architecture Designed to U.S. cation cards to surrender their will immediately be introduced fun and reminiscing. ing the local utilities company from The group are expected to ar veterans on the same day. Uniform Building Code Standards firearms for a compensation. and passed which will correct upgraiing and improving its water A memorial service at the Under the act, only firearms rive tomorrow until Monday and certain deficiencies in the cuf- services to the islands. will officially be welcomed by American Memorial Park and at Breast Cancer Awareness Week. Governor Larry I. Deleon Guerero recently signed a proclama and ammunition of the .22, .22 rentbill that need to be addressed. Tones said the CUC should take Governor Larry I. Deleon the 89ers League Monument in tion designating the period November as Breast CancerA wareness Week, Signing was done in the Magnum, and .223 as referenced P.O. Box 3155, CK, Saipan MP 96950 Among the concerns of the advantage of the Center’s water Guerrero in a breakfast meeting front of the Marianas Visitors presence of CHC officials led by DPHES Deputy Director Ned Arriola (extreme right). in Section 2222 (e) of Section 4 governor was Section 2 of the expertise by sending some of its Bureau office will also be held Tel: (670) 233-0585, 233-0586 · Fax: 233-0463 of this act will be returned to the bill which authorizes the return on Monday. employees to go to the UW Center They are expected to pay cour while the group is here. of certain weapons which were by contracting the University per turned over to the Department sonnel for water related projects. of Public Safety as a result of The Center is undertaking major „¿I Public Law 6-38. programs which affects water as a 'Vv^ty.-VytjfeS&K The measure stated that only precious and importantcommodity. the guns previously mentioned Its research department also con will be returned to their previ ducts andspcnsorshighquality basic ous owners. However, Section 4 and applied research which recog legalizes all .22 caliber centerfire nizes the importance of economic, N orthw est Airlines is rifles and ammunition. Accord legal, engineering, geodetic, politi ing to the governor, these sec cal,social and environmental factors tions are inconsistent Since all that affect water delivery and con on the m ove in Saipan! .22 caliber rifles are legalized, THE 1992 sumption. In our continuing effort to better serve our customers then all .22 caliber rifles should It also provides extension and and travel agency partners we're adding another be returned to their previous information transfer to other state owners who have met certain reservation and ticketing location in Saipan. Now agencies, the youth and the general you have the convenience of making reservations H Y U n o n i specified requirements. public and is also responsible for The chief executive, in his let teaching academic programs and and purchasing tickets at two locations: Saipan ter said that Section 3 provides the coordination of an interdisci International Airport and the WestPac Building in for special weapons identifica EXCEL L I N E U P plinary graduate degree program in tion card for .223 caliber rifles, water resources. but does not require the same for For the stale of Wyoming, the the larger and more powerful Center conducts and coordinates IS HERE! .22 caliber center-fire rifles be water related programs. ing legalized by the act. During theconfcrcncc,'Torres was The special weapons identifi also involved in the adoption of a cation card should be required The best in resolution that willaffectthcCNMl’s for all rifles and ammunition water distribution system. other than .22 rifle caliber rimfire. The Uniform Federal Water c la s s Project Assistance aims at urging In Section 4 (e)(i) and 5 (3) (i), the US Congress and the Depart q u a lit y the paragraphsend with the road ment of the Interior in providing “cartridges,” thus the sentences uniform and equitable assistance to appear to legalize the cartridges perform ance the Western developing water pro U P i twice and excluding the rifles jects and other water related that use them. assistance programs. a n d The bill becomes Public law Added issues on the extension of No. 7-38. Under the measure, only a s t y lin g person who is a permanent resi dent of the Commonwealth or a SABA calls f o r 1 9 9 2 . UnitedStatesCitizenoraUnited States national and a bonafide team s to resident of the Commonwealth is eligible for an identification join league of card or for renewal thereof. Test drive them all A bonafide resident of the The Saipan Amateur Basket ball Association wishcs-to inform today and you'll drive Commonwealth is a person whose place of general abode is all interested teams for the 1991- 92 men’s isltindwidc basketball home a w inner! the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas, while the league that the dateline for sub place of general abode of a per mission of teams’ entrance fee son means his principal, actual of S750.00 dollars is due on dwelling place in fact without November 15, 1991. Teams entrance fee can be regard to intent. submitted to Mike While Saba’s The exemption does not ap treasurer at his law office in ply to tourists or non-resident Susupc, Joctcn Building. alien contract workers. Imme Be reminded that the first team diate relatives will be accorded that pays their entrance fee will TRIPLE ^MOTORS; the same status as their sponsor have the chanceof selecting their for the purpose of this act. teams uniform colors. In order to be issued a weap For more information regard ¥ ons identification card for use of 234-7133 Garapan, Beach Road and also in Chalan Canoa ing the league contact SABA .223 caliber rifles, special con president James Ada at 234- ditions, as promulgated by the DPS must be met. 6208/6280 at the mayors office. 30-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-31 i q ETEN V ^ O C T O B E R } ® ^ Dear Voter, 'H.T November 2nd this year will once again give us the opportunity to exercise our voting privilege and make important choices among candidates for the legislative, EPÄ the municipal councils and the Board of Education. 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S26.00 EGREDINOMDINO) MENDIOLA JONES Candidate, Board of Education DINO JONES FOR A SOLID EDUCATION FOUNDATION IN THE CNMI VOTE 0 N o . 1 BOTA jj1_5T_Ffljî1_gi_gijFn_gL5L51_gi_51_51_gL5L5li3UjlIïL5L51JïU3L51JîL51^^ jj1_5T_Ffljî1_gi_gijFn_gL5L51_gi_51_51_gL5L5li3UjlIïL5L51JïU3L51JîL51^^ SLBlljs] Hi Cil FH FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VŒWS-33 32-W a r ia n a s v a r ie t y n e w s AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 Thank You for shopping at the Joeten Shoppingin a ^ Six Stores to serve you. Joeten Shopping Center, the Hafa Adal Shopping Center, the Center (in Susupe), Joeten Hata Adai Chalan Kanoa Market, the San Vicente Food Mart, Shopping Center (in Garapan), Joeten C.K. the Susupe M art and the Chalan Piao Plaza. Visit us Market (in Chalan Kanoa), San Vicente for quality and variety. W e reserve the right to limit quantities, w e gladly accept NAP food coupons. Food Mart (in San Vicente) Susupe Mart (in No sales to dealers , cash purchase only. W e are Susupe), Chalan Piao Plaza (in Chalan IOETEN not responsible for typographical error. IOETEN Piao). W EEKEND SPECIALS WEEKEND SPECIAL October 18 to 21,1991 Coke, Sprite or Fontas Sanford Green Shell 24/12 öl cans Mussel 1 kg. box 9&!if № » Phoenix Brand Headless Shrimps 4 lbs. block ^ Mullet Fish Medium Size Armour Chili With Beans 15 oz. Spam Luncheon Meat Lite, less salt or regular 12 oz. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-35 34-М ДМ ‘ NAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 A d v e n t u r e Continued from page 34 of the fence, Richard said, “I bet as large as the ones in the cave.” this fence was part of the outer Noticing a bee flying by, I DEPENDABLE DSED CARS! Adventure on the way to Hospital Cave defenfie parameter guarding the looked up. High above the cave’s CASE# VEHICLE DESCRIPTION COLOR VALUE The soft, warm afternoon breeze open fields on the hill top near between the last house and the hospital cave. Look! Lying on entrance hung a large nest 0 5 -1 1 -9 0 1985 MAZDA 626 4DRSDN BROWN $ 3 ,4 2 5 .0 0 By Mary Mamey Extremely bright, blue skies, scattered with an occasional blew flurries of small yellowing the government buildings. We end of the road, Richard turned the ground over there, Mary, a An altar, holding bouquets of 0 6 -0 8 -9 0 1985 NISSAN MAXIMA 4DR SDN SILVER 4 ,3 2 5 .0 0 Last Sunday, Richard took me waved hello to the road survey left and drove the van tank truck - rusting spool of barbed wire.” silk flowers, burned candles, to the old Japanese Hospital white fluffy clouds, dazzled leaves past the open windows of 0 8 -1 0 -9 0 1985 NISSAN MAXIMA 4DR SDN S O L D WHITE 4 ,3 2 5 .0 0 above us. The aqua and blue the van as Richard drove past ing team taking measurements catterpillar-bulldozer style Just ahead, I noticed an open incense and prayer messages Cave. Using CHC as a starting we passed by as we curved down through a long tunnel of lower limestone arch in the cliff wall. stood at the cave’s entrance. To 1 4 -0 4 -9 0 1987 NISSAN MAXIMA 5DRWGN WHITE 6 ,8 7 5 .0 0 point, we drove two and three topaz waters of Saipan’s lagoon the first switch back curve on glistened brightly below us. Capitol Hill. hill passing Esco’s bakery on ing joint grass. The van fish Eager to explore it, I asked Ri our left were several piles of flat 3 6 -0 8 -9 0 1989 K0RAND0 SANGYONG MEDIUM BLUE 8,995.00 quarter miles north of our fist our left side. tailed, slithering sideways chard to help guide me as I rocks, grave markers with flow right turn at the Capitol Hill Waves tossing up whi te sea foam Children flying blue, green 3DR WGN.JEEP outlined the reefs outer edge. and yellow kites played in the Sixth tenths of a mile from the through deep water and slick, carefully placed my feet inside ers wedged between the rocks. beginning of Capitol Hill Road, slippcry-sliding, soft, red mud. small holes in the cliffs sharp This cave doubles as a cemetery 57-04-91 1989 NISSAN STANZA STN WGN A. BLUE/SILVER FROST 7 ,9 9 5 .0 0 a pink concrete house with a tin Finally, as stopped our mud- rock face. for Japanese soldiers who died 61-02-91 1989 FORD TAURUS LX 4DR SDN LT. CRYSTAL BLUE 9 ,9 8 5 .0 0 roof and a orange roof trim covered van safely in an open After reaching the top and here. There was also a stone 66-05-91 1989 NISSAN SENTRA2DR SDN LIGHT BLUE 5 ,7 9 5 .0 0 marked our next turn. We aban field. crawling through the arch. I could statue of two round balls sepa 69-06-91 1991 MERCURY SABLE LS 4DR SDN TWILIGHT BLUE doned the pavement and angled “Boy! I lost control over the see several small wax leaf trees rated by two squares rested on left down a crushed coral rock van for awhile there. Did 1 scare growing inside this apparent rift- top of a large bolder. Further CLEARC0ATMET. 2 3 ,1 9 5 .0 0 boonic road and.after less than a you, Mary? I knew I had to keep sink hole opening. inside, we saw another carved 0 1 -0 6 -9 0 1987 NISSAN 200SX 2DR CPE BRIGHT RED 5 ,1 5 0 .0 0 quarter mile, we turned right. oneiront tire in the grass to keep A large Bird’s Nest fern an statue, a female goddess resting 0 2 -1 1 -9 0 19 8 7 NISSAN STANZA 4D R SDN BLUE MIST 4 ,1 9 5 .0 0 chored itself on a narrow ledge, on a nature shelf pedestal. Thin trunked boonie papaya forward traction through the 03-11-90 1987 NISSAN MAXIMA 4DR SDN LIGHT BEIGE 6 ,9 7 5 .0 0 trees holding small green fruits, mud.The way out of here may reaching its fronds towards the I explored some of the smaller grew along the side narrow road. get worse if it rains again while sunlit opening. Growing at the areas of the cave. Overhead, air 0 4 -1 2 -9 0 1987 SUBARU 3DR SDN S O LD LT. FIRETHORNE METALLIC 3 ,6 9 5 .0 0 Lavender, morning glory, trum we are exploring the cave,” Ri cliffs top edge, a curtain of shafts allowed fresh cool air to 06-06-89 1988 K0RAND0 JEEP 4WD 2DR WHITE 8 ,4 9 5 .0 0 pet flowers on green vines en chard cautioned. “We have been Banyan tree roots tumbled over ventilate the cave. Drapery 0 7 -0 7 -9 0 1988 NISSAN SENTRA 4DR SDN VAIL WHITE 4435Л0 the crumbling rock walls. shaped stalactites hung down twined the dense growing joint lucky so far.” 05-05-89 1989 NISSAN KORANDO JEEP 4WD 2DR RED 6 ,4 9 5 .0 0 grass. We passed a small con Meandering through the joint Thousands of fragile read hair from the roof, sturdy stout sta crete house on our right and grass, the down ward sloping sized root filaments combined lagmites grew upwards from the 0 8 -0 8 -9 0 1989 NISSAN SENTRA2DR SDN S O L D LIGHT GREEN 4 ,2 2 5 .0 0 waved to the children playing in footpath offered us the oppor to form a spiderweb like netting. cave’s floor. 73-07-91 1989 NISSAN SENTRA4DR SDN VA IL W H ITE 4 ,8 9 5 .0 0 r . the front yard, Brightly feathered tunity to enjoy the day’s quiet Faint splashing sounds of On our way back, Richard 1 4 -0 8 -9 0 1987 NISSAN STANZA 4DR SDN S O L D RED 5 ,7 9 5 .0 0 chickens hurried in front of the autumn colored countryside. We dripping water caused Richard explained "Mary, we must shake 0 1 -0 2 -9 0 1988 KORANDO JEEP YELLOW 8 ,8 5 0 .0 0 van. noticed several neighboring tall and 1 to move closer to the cliff thi s tree and ask the Taotaomonas trees with large bunches of pas wall. Glistening gray-brown, who live here for forgiveness. 05-12-89 1989 NISSAN HARDB0DY PICK-UP S O L I ) THUNDER BLACK 5 ,9 9 5 .0 0 The author's companion to Hospital Cave, Richard on the trail. At a distance about half way tel pink and coral colored leaves damp, rough rock walls formed The locals say spirits live in the 0 8 -1 0 -9 0 1989 NISSAN PATHFINDER 3DR WGN CABERNET PEARL 1 1 ,9 9 5 .0 0 a small cave grotto. Seeping Banyan tree roots.” growing from their tip ends. A 1 7 -0 2 -9 0 1990 NISSAN STANZA 4DR SDN BERMUDA BLUE 1 0 /1 9 5 .0 0 few summertime blooming drops of fresh water wept from Following Richard’s example, 76-07-91 Flaming Tree branches held its limestone ceiling. A slow I shook the small tree standing at 1990 NISSAN SENTRA 2DR SDN DARK GRAY 5 ,7 9 5 .0 0 scattered bouquets of flowers steady trickle of plopping water the cave’s entrance and said,” gently swaying against the clear, eroded the smooth rock and fi I led We appreciate you allowing us « 7 Joeten Motor Company, Inc. cerulean blue sky. The bright a shallow basin ringed by tiny to enjoy this cave. We intended growing stalagmites. no harm. We only wanted to AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE orange, yellow and red petals P.O. Box 680, Saipan. MP 96950 reminded me of patio torches. “Listen Mary, can you hear experience the spiritual and Tel. 234-5562/ 5563/ 5564/ 5565/5567 Small , wild hot pepper plants nature at work? In a few' million natural beauty of this place. Business Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm · Monday - Saturday also bordered our paths. years, these stalagmites will be Thank you.” Picking one, Richard held it to his tongue asking,’’Mary, do we still have some hot sauce we made from some of these hot peppers?” APPEARING LIVE “Yes, Richard. You know its Joeten Shopping Center, hard for me to believe it is au tumn now here on Saipan. Here, " N o w . . . а S u s u p e & Hafa Ad ai October’s weather is as warm as Spring back in Houston. Some of the jungle’s leaves are chang ing to Fall color though.” A L e g i s l a t o r “Look over there Richard, those palm trees still have most of their coconuts attached.” “I see them Mary, that’s why y o u c a n they call a storm like Mirielle a “Banana Typhoon.” The co conuts are unharmed, but most ?» of the banana trees need re planting.” d e p e n d o n Stepping into the sheltering jungle canopy, our adventure’s mood changed. Our eyes ad justed from the bright hot sun shine to dim shade. Small sun rays cast their dancing shadows on a series of shallow, fluted W hy depend on Daling? Felicidad Taman Ogumoro bowel shaped, cream colored " D a l i n g " fungi arranged in a fish pond F o r water fall fashion on a decom posing tree branch. Musty Daling is a leader with a proven record House of Representatives smelling, white matted hair fungi grew in a narrow crack in the of honesty, integrity and devotion to PLEASE read the local papers on OCTOBER 25, 1 991 coral rock wall. Insect communication buzzed serve our people and our great Com PLEASE ASK YOUR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES IN through the jungle air oblivious m onwealth. She goes beyond com m it PRECINCT 4 TO SUPPORT AND VOTE FOR to our eavesdropping on their mating songs. Small green and m ents and prom ises, she takes action MS. OGUMORO brownbirdsflewpastus. Brown, lavender and white butterflies and delivers positive results. Thank You, Si Yuus Maase, Ghilisou rested beside us, unafraid.' The path led us through a rift Committee to Elect Ogumoro, P.O. Box 1310, Saipan, MP 96950 between two cliffs to a rusted, Tina O. Barcinas, M anager broken down, barbed wire fence. Passing the derelict remnants COMING SOON Continued on page 34 36-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-37 Vote for the entire Republican Party Slate Election Precinct O ne E lection Precinct Three J*>'4 i mmЫ%У/.4>>л·WM ¡¡Я (Il Rep. Thom as Pangelinan A na Sabían Teregeyo Jesus Terlaje A ldan R ep. Jesus Torres A ttao A nicia Q uitugua Tom okane Rep. Estanislao Tudela Torres V i l l a g o m e z (Incum bent) (Incum bent) (Incum bent) ШШШ ■ I l ш ш ш ш >ÂyyysA-.yï; LA Juan Sablan Dem apan Saipan GOP Senatorial Candidate ß m f ®ti: M tf «fellCl All The W ay! Г Ram on DeLeon Luis M anibusan Cepeda Juan Reyes Castro The G O P Slate of Candidates C rispin Iglesias D eleon George C ruz Dueñas H einz Sablan Hofschneider G uerrero D iaz G u e r r e r o com e prepared to lead and OGOOeOO&eOeOOOQGeOOOQOQQOOQOOOOdOGOOOOOOOOQ&QOOOOQOQQOQGGQOQQQOQ protect your rights and OCOO0QOOQ0QGOOQGOOC : Pot Fabot Rota I Kandidaton Republican : interests in the C N M I Pot Fabot Bota I Kandidaton Republican О0®вв0ЭОвОвОФвО®О©ОО©а©ООООООО©0©©ООб>ОООивООООО©ОО00ОО©ООООООООС> OOOOOQOOCOOOOOOOOO© Legislature. T his team is me protection Election Precinct Tw o Election Precinct Four that we need fo r our p r o g r e s s . O u r purpose is to fie ld « Positive Leaders fo r Positive Tim es”, and today ’s team perfectly reflects that aim . Let us w ork together fo r a m ore positive ft ture fo r our c h ild r e n . Rep. Diego Tenorio Benavente Rep. W illiam Castro Ada Francisco Deleon Pete Pangelinan Reyes (Incum bent) (Incum bent) ...I G uerrero Cam acho 38-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 In the process, the shipping and that although the CNMI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VŒWS-39 . m Continued from page 2______agents incur additional costs due government has a 10 year Increase in ship. to demurrage and other increases leaseback on the area, three years tainer and break-bulk pier, with tive to Charlie Dock in as much sels at a time can dock. in ship charter fees. It must be have already been used up leav or without the immediate clo as it offers enough depth of Presently, big ships are forced noted that a faster tumaroimd of ing only about seven years for sure of the Puerto Rico Dump. around 30-47 feet to accommo to wait in line at the anchorage vessels is essential for these the use of the Commonwealth. Able Dock, which would not date bigger ships. The waterfront area for their turns to unload shipping agencies. “It is CPA’s position that since Did You Know . . · · require dredging, was seen by requirement for berthing is about their cargo at the limited berthing “No question that it is very we do not own the property, we 1,500 feet where up to three ves spaces offered by Charlie Dock. inconvenient, and it does ham can not invest money unless per the shipping industry because perhaps if the military considers having a ship at anchorage is not one of two things,” Tudela said. in the best interest of the ship According to Tudela, it was Last Frid a y the G overn or signed tw o House Bills into Public Law ? ping lines. It’s a losing either that the US military gives t i f i l i proposition. We can see the back Able Dock to the CNMI disadvantage and "there’s no government or they extend the question we need more berthing leaseback to at least another 25 Public Law 7 -38 corrects a deficiency in a previous law, which forced owners of some «tfr spaces,” the chief executive said years. in an interview at his Capitol “That way we can be sure that .2 2 caliber rifles to surrender those rifles, even though they were registered and had Hill office. our investment could be worth a firearms identification card. Now thanks to Congressman Diego Tenorio Benavente, But the governor’s position while. Otherwise, we may find on Able Dock seemed different ourselves putting up so many this wrong has been corrected and the rifles will be returned to their lawful owners. from that of the CPA, who thinks millions of dollars and then re that developing able dock is not alize that after seven years we do that viable. not own the property and the CPA Executive Director Ro military takes over,” he added. FACT: REP. DIEGO T* BENAVENTE INTRODUCED HOUSE man Tudela, in an interview But the governor in a letter yesterday said that theplacedoes way back in March this year was not belong to the CNMI govern asking the US military to con BILL NO. WHICH IS NOW PUBLIC LAW 748. ment and that investing in it may sider discussions for leaseback turn out to be a losing proposi amendments for Able Dock. tion itself. The letter, addressed to Rear Public Law 7 -3 9 allow government retirees to receive an annual cost of living, thanks Lack of berthing areas: Big ships like this can oniy be accommodated one at a time at the existing Tudela claims that Able Dock Admiral James B. Perkins III, commercial port. is under US military ownership was apparently aimed at laying to Congressman W illia m C. Ada. No longer will retirees be forced to be "frozen" the groundwork for Able Dock’s rehabilitation. on a fixed retirement salary while the cost of living keeps going higher and higher. In that letter, he disclosed plans which include the building of a This much-needed legislation also allows government retirees to be hired under title N o. 4 concrete apron extending 300 hundred feet from the waterside V of the "Older Americans Act7', better known as the Aging Program, thereby edge of a new wharf, back over the existing piers to the land. providing greater economic opportunity for our senior citizens. He underscored the need to TO ALL VOTERS OF THE expand port facilities in an eco nomical and efficient manner MUNICIPALITY/SENATORIAL while, at the same time, con FACT: REP. WILLIAM C. ADA INTRODUCED HOUSE BILL tinuing to utilize the useful DISTRICT OF SAIPAN portions of existing but inad NO. 7-231, WHICH IS NOW PUBLIC LAW 7-39. equate facilities. Specifically, he said that there’s a need to improve Charlie Dock, the existing wharf, to ac commodate conventional cargo I AM PLEASED TO INFORM YOU THAT I AM RUNNING AS A CANDIDATE FOR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL IN THE ships as well as passenger ships, MUNICIPALITY OF SAIPAN. PLEASE GIVE ME A FEW MINUTES OF YOUR TIME AND LET ME TELL YOU THAT I AM without interfering with cargo INTERESTED IN HELPING TO IMPROVE OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH OUR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. vessel operations proposed for PLEASE RE-ELECT ADA · BENAVENTE Able Dock. PLEASE GIVE ME A FEW MINUTES OF YOUR TIME AND LET ME TELL YOU THAT I AM INTERESTED IN HELPING Nevertheless, the governor PRECINCT 2 TO IMPROVE OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH OUR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. recommended that should the CPA not consider Able Dock as The Saipan Municipal Government, headed by our MAYOR, is wherein lie the heart of our community functions. It is mandated an alternative, a comprehensive HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES to improve our local communities and villages, and to promote community development and community action programs. It provides master plan is a must because in services to, and develops programs for, our children, young people, adults, and the elderly. Let us not forget also that, one of the doing a waterfront project, a long "TH EY ARE W ORKING FOR YOU" most important and most difficult responsibility of die Municipal Government, is to repair, improve and maintain in good condition term planning should be consid all secondary roads (in villages and other housing subdivisions) and roads leading to farm areas, tourist scenic sites, and other remote ered. public areas. “We can not just do just a seg ment of this and a segment of that. As Deputy Director of Public Woiks and formerly Special Advisor to die former director of Public Works, I have been involved in There’s got to be a master plan,” road improvements and other physical and infra-structural developments. As former Chief of Technical Division in the Mariana Governor Guerrero reiterated. Islands Housing Authority, I came to understand the need for quality housing and got involved in housing subdivision developments The urgency of port develop for the poor and the underprivileged. More importantly, I gained understanding of essential community needs, and developed good ment came to the fore on account working relationships with'government agency officials and our MAYOR. of an increase in both incoming SSI ship traffic and revenue tonnage With my experience, I can be very instrumental in developing programs for our island community. As a concerned citizen, I want for fiscal year 1991. to utilizc-my experiences to work with our MAYOR to achieve the goals and mandates incumbent on our Municipal government. Statistics from the CPA reveal that there is an estimated 32% rise PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN THIS COMING NOVEMBER 2 FJLECTION AND LET ME in incoming revenue tonnage this JOIN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL TO PROMOTE AND IMPLEMENT ACTIVITIES AND TO PUSH FORWARD T 3 l i p year compared to FY 1990. Fig I TOWARDS CONTROLLED AND PROPERLY PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY ures in 1990 increased by 43% as ACTION PROGRAMS. against 1989, while the 1989 fig ure is 18% better than that of FY YOUR VOTE WILL PUT ME IN AN IDEAL POSITION WHERE I CAN BE MOST USEFUL AND MOST BENEFICIAL 1988. TO OUR COMMUNITY. Ship traffic coming into the is land has also risen to 536 vessels calling at the commercial port in SI YUUS MAASE FY 1991, from the 459 recorded in FY 1990, a 17% increase. In 1990 an average of 38.25 vessels come to the port every FRANCISCO ("MASSI") QUITUGUA GUERRERO month, while in FY 1991, the Cong. WILLIAM C. ADA Cong- DIEGO T. BENAVENTE 5 #77 10/11 1S-25-11/01 monthly average was at 44.67 ships calling at the port. ^M ARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-41 Feds aw ard RE-ELECT CONGRESSMAN C y t o t e c h ANOTHER JESUS TORRES ATTAO Grant VENTURE The Department of Interior ap proved a $63,488 grant for a CARPETING INC. cytotechnology pourse instructor at Caller Box PPP 647 Tel. 234-1153 for House of Representatives, the College of the Marshall Islands. Beach Road, Garapan Fax : 234 - 6996 Cytotechnology involves the Saipan,MP 96950 U.S.A. Beeper : 234 - 4838 W O R R IE S O N identification of human cells and CARPET P r e c i n c t 3 cellular abnormalities such as can cer, a press release from the OTIA GREASE, SOIL·; For Experience stated “This project further enhances WATCH FOR DIRT ETC... and Leadership ourgoalofimproving health care in tte insular areas,” Assistant Secre THE OPENING !!! G A L L · T H E Wife: Ramona Tenorio Attao tary for the Interior Stella Guerra Children: Jesse, Joseph, Jerome, Bias, Monica, and Guadalupe said VARIETY OF LOCAL SEAFOODS PROFESSIONAL Parents: Pedro San Nicholas Attao (deceased) The purpose of the project is to > LOCAL FISH » and Ninfa Torres Attao establish a program of cy Parents In-Law: Bias Pangelinan Tenorio (deceased) totechnology trainingattheCollege and Guadalupe Pangelinan Tenorio of Marshall Islands School of REEF FISH - $2.7 5 /lb . CARPETING INC. Nursing. The project is designed to BOTTOM FISH - $ 3 .1 5 /lb . AT 234-1153 E d u c a tio n : University of Guam 19689-69 improvethe hospital laboratory skills FAX: 234-5996 Hopwood High School -1968 of health professionals of the PARROT FISH - $ 2 .9 5 /lb . Mount Carmel School Marshall Islands and the • Residential & Commercial Carpeting •Vertical & Mini Blinds Micronesian region. •Carpet & Uphdlstery Shampooing/Car Carpeting Legislative Presently, laboratory work in GUARANTEED CATCH OF THE DAY Experience: 1990 present: 7th Legislature, Chairm an, Ways and means Committee; Vice-Chairman, Committee on Federal and Foreign cytotechnology is preformed by a R e la tio n s Committee on Natural Resources single technician at the Majuro Committee on Judiciary and Governmental Operations hospital. The grant will provide for the Career: 1982-89: Dept, of Finance: Branch Manager employmentofaqualified patholo 1982: C N M I Legislature: Fiscal Officer gist to establish and instructional 1979-81: Peace Corps/Micronesia: Assoc, director of Management Concern for Youth Program s program while also serving as a 1974-79: Peace Corps/Micronesia: Budget/Payroll Officer counterpart trainer, significantly REPRESENTANTENIFAMAGUON, MANAINA, 1971-1974: Peace Corps/Micronesia: Fiscal Collection Officer & A c t iv it ie s enhancing the scientific and tech nical training of the present M AESTRO yan M AN M AESTRA SIHA technician. 0 C o m m u n it y TO GET RESULTS PLEASE VOTE FOR: Service: Garapan Elementary School: former PTA President and Vice-President OTIA grants finds Garapan Little League Baseball Association PTA Council # # ^ (or Computer PETER, MARIA TAISAKAN Little, Senior, Big-League Baseball Associations ExpCrieilCe in m anaging CNM Ps hsfitute (MALUA) financial resources Funding for the American Sa 1 moa ComputerTraining Institute Competence in finance and budgeting have resulted in the following appropriations as Ways and Means Com m ittee chairm an repre will be granted by the Department senting Precinct 3: of the Interior through an S83,000 b • 90,000 for Garapan Library technical assistance grant • $200,000 for Garapan Central park ‘This projects supports our • 10% S alary Increase fo r PSS Teachers view that training local instruc • 2 m illion do lla r funding fo r Sadog Tasi Sewage P lant tors is the best approach to • Funding for Boy Scouts, G irl Scouts, and L ittle League ensuring on-island expertise. • 350,000 for Saipan Youth Center Local training reduces the cost of • 1 m illion fo r Lower Navy H ill & Chinatown road projects outside contractors who train and g • 142,137 for Garapan Elem entary School storm water drainage project then leave, only to return again,” *2.7 m illion for G arapan and Gualo R ai w ater projects. Assistant Secretary for the Inte • Identified 2 m illio n dollars to fu n d and pass the 14% supplem ental governm ent em ployee raises. rior Stella Guerra said. • 75,000 fo r A grihan m ulti-purpose building The purpose of the project is to • 57,178 additional funds for Oleai elementary School Adm inistration B uilding provide expanded instructor • 150,000 for the Junior ROTC program training of the American Samoa School & Com m unity Involvem ent • 89,396 for N ursing Programs Computer Training Institute at • CO LA bonus fo r C N M I gov't, retirees. p • Initiator of Council of PTA Presidents • 1.2 m illion for the Commonwealth Museum the American Samoa Commu nity College. • Member, Community Committee of Marianas High School Attao has introduced and sponsored House Bills and Resolutions such as: The grant will fund a “train the 0 Accreditation B i l l 7 -9 2 : Road construction funding; B i l l 7 -9 3 Youth Summer funding; B ills 7-106, 7-171: 1990 & 1991 Appropriation and budget Acts; House trainers” program in the use of • PTA President & Vice President of Hopwood R esolution 7-4, 7-7, a n d 7 -9 : Approving additional C N M I Revenues & resources; B i l l 7 -9 7 : Sewer and road improvement funding. personal computers and, other Junior High, Marianas High & Oleai School automated data processing • Chamorro/Carolinian Bi-lingual Symposium A m an of action and deeds equipment, a press release from c • President, Chamorro/Carolinian Central Parents Advisory Council the OTIA stated. • President, Carolinian Bi- Ungual Advisory Council Future 4 projects: fOT tJle P^O pU Of the CNMI The grant is the second phase • Vice President, Karidat ( Catholic Soc. Services ) ‘ · Utility subsidies for the needy of a succesful project conducted • Board M em ber, CNMI Youth Center by the Pacific International Cen • President, CNM I Christian Mothers • Cost o f L ivin g A djustm ents (COLA) fo r gov't retirees ter for High Technology Research • Member, San Jose Parish Council * Funding fo r village youth centers and program s to design high quality training * Identify and increase funding fo r P recinct 3 road, water, and sewer projects. ♦ • Member, National Council of W om en • Increase funding for personnel training and workshops for governmental departments and autonomous agencies programs for insular area public worics personnel in the areas of AYUDA BUM OTA SI JESUS TORRES ATTAO PARA I MINAULEG I TAOTAO TANO. RE-ELECT JESUS TORRES ATTAO, administration, accounting and A W OMAN W HO IS ALW AYS THERE FOR YOUR YOUR BEST CHOICE FOR BEST REPRESENTATION. technical levels. CHILD'S EDUCATIONAL W ELFARE The original program focused 0 on the development of procedures GHILISOU, THANK YOU, SI YUUS MAASE, BOTA/VOTE V^JESUS TORRES ATTAO ON NOVEMBER 2,1991 and costs to upgrade the quality MARAMING SALAMAT PO,MESULANG. of the Operations and Mainte Thank You, SiYuus M aase, G hillisow , M aram ing Salam at PoJVIesulang. nance process of the public works PAID BY FAMILY & FRIENDS TO RE-ELECT JESU S T. ATT AO-REPUBLICAN facilities. 42-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-0CT03ER 18.1991 FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-43 M arianas m u seu m NFL fun ding M ONDAY NIGHT r e ce iv ed HEINZ SABLAN After years of waiting, the Commonwealth will soon have FOOTBALL! a top quality museum to show case its history and cultures. Jesus B. Pangelinan, Director HOFSCHNEIDER of the Department of Commu nity and Cultural Affairs, said И Н ^ В В Ш Н П Н И В В В П Е В В В Н Н В И В · ) ^ : ТЯИЯЕ^НПЕНЯВВ^^НаШЯВНВНП^НМ that his departmentreceived $ 1.2 million dollars from the Legisla ture for museum development. Frosty Beer ■ H o t D o g s The funding, made available under the recently passed o n ly $1.50 with all the fixins supplemental budget, was equal for only $1.25 R o y a l T a g a to the revenues received by the Commonwealth Government B e a c h C lu b from the sale of the artifacts re covered from the Concepcion Seafood Restaurant · Spirits shipwreck. The Concepcion was Beach R oad, Susupe a 17th century Manila galleon that was salvaged off Agingan otiootbdUschedale, coU234-5704 Point two years ago; said the news release from CCA. Pangelinan said that the Divi sion of Historic Preservation began initial planning for the museum in 1987 but that these efforts were hindered due to a lack of funding for the develop ment. “We tried every possible funding source we could think of’, Pangelinan said. “I am grateful that money has finally A N D COMPARE been appropriated for this very Pick your choice for the very best deal at these affordable prices important project”. Pangelinan also expressed his appreciation - SOR to Historic Preservation staff members as well as to the mem bers of the Historic Preservation Review board for their hard work n a n s m i s s i o , to being the museum to reality. With funding secured, the news release said, plans are now being prepared which will guide museum development. Although ANNEKA, HEINZ, HANNA, SUE these plans have not been final ized, it is known that work will focus on establishing a central \ \ 7 ^ museum in the old Japanese hos >л' ^ * 0 \ Г/ \ Г4/ Λ V a pital building in Garapan Village. This well-known landmark Íf Ο ^Ϊ·\ο Η ^ F f l F Y A L U i was structurally stabilized by the ^T fU jJ h m ù f a n d J a s\ fo t tjorn dote Preservation office in 1984. It was selected as the museum site due to its historical and ar («®TSÏÏÎ\K« о а Ф Ь 9 9 5 chitectural significance and be cause it is centrally located and o f confidence th is ^lodcm bei electio n , visited by tens of thousands of people annual, said the CCA $α,9θθ oov«2 release. SS,οοο Although details are cunrently unavailable, Pangelinan said that the museum will contain administrative offices, exhibit де1п$ and Sue space, laboratory and curation facilities and a gift-shop which t * $ 9 * ¿ f £ * will offer culturally relevant crafts and objects. “It is our intention to ensure that a first Please Vote For. © О quality museum is established” .500 IS АУ Pangelinan said, “one that all of Ъ ы г ' the people of the Commonwealth (ONLY WHILE SUPPLIES LAST) can take pride in”. “Once we have a central fa Heinz Sabían cility, we will be able to begin JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY, INC. NISSAN establishing branch museums on AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE Rota and Tinian”, Pangelinan PO. BOX 6B0, Seipan MP 9 8 9 5 0 Built for the Human Race added. If plans go according to H of schneider Tel. 234-5582/5583/5584/5585/5587 23S55B1 "First on Saipan" schedule, the central museum Buaineas Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:00am to 5:00pm facility should open sometime τπηηηπΗΤΤΗίΥ! in late-1992. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARI AN AS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-45 44-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 N om inations FOR SALE OR LEASE MHShas NEW VACANCIES OPEN 12 unit condo/apt 2 bedroom, bath, kitchen, fully furnished s o u g h t f o r 950 sq. ft. overlooking Laulau Bay and Shimizu Mega Resort 9 new area, situated on 3150 sq. meters. Serious buyers only. A N Y L A N D A nnual A rtist Ona Reporter/Writer and One Photo Journalist, at least one Call Jose (Papa) Cabrera, tel: 234-8338. hwwisp i classrooms or two years working experience in newspapers, salary A w a r d s $600 to $700 monthly. F O R L E A S E ? Public Schopl System officials November has been desig lead by Commissioner William SPECTACULAR VIEW PROPERTY nated as the Northern Marianas Om Graphic Artist, with at least two years working experi S. Torres are expected to grace Arts Month and in line with this DONT MISS YOUR the ribbon putting ceremony for celebration, is an event where ence for Ad Agency, art school graduate. Salary $2.75 per FOR SALE the nine additional classrooms Commonwealth artists are rec hour and up. CHANCE! for the Marianas High School. ognized for their contribution in Great sunset view from this 13,000 meters The additional nine class preserving thfe CNMI’s rich cul Two Bakers (Broad Makers) worked tor bakery at least two above Gualo Rai. Ideal for development. rooms is expected to least, ease tural heritage. years and used to a night shifts. Starting salary is $450 a PRICE REDUCED!!! WE LEASE LAND. the growing population in This year will mark the 7th month and up. Saipan’s only public high school Governor’s Award for the Arts CALL BEN NOW!!! which ^currently has a 1,600 and Commonwealth Council for Apply at: Phone: (671) 477-1504 ANY KIND OF Standing tali at Coral Ocean Point: Harlem Globetrotters population. Arts and Culture (CCAC) player James Twiggy" Sanders gets ready for this week's In a previous interview, MHS Deputy Director Sandy Fax: (671) 477-1506 basketball exhibition with 18 holes of the small ball. Making principal Herman Sablan said McKenzie announced thatnom- Younis Art Studio Inc. Or Write Box 21000 PROPERTY. even before the project was thor up the foursome" at the Koblerville resort were Boston mauons are already being sought P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP 96950 ______Barrigada, Guam 96921 oughly finished, a number of for the Adult and Organization C0N1ACÏÏ MR. KWON Shamrocks player Lenny Rauch, J.B. "Crunch" Brown of the students were already deter Trotters and Coach "Red" Klptz. categories. TEL 234-8850/8854 mined to be housed in the newly The annual Governor’s lun constructed classrooms. cheon will be held on November Commissioner Tones is pro 18 at the Oceania Room of the posing that the Board of Educa Hyatt Regency. tion allocate its seven year Nominations can be filed at Capital Improvement Funds for the CCAC Office at the Conven the construction of permanent tion Center on Capitol Hill before classrooms .in schools in the 4:30 p.m. of October 25 while Commonwealth. the deadline for submitting The classrooms were built in a nominations for Rota and Tinian, span of seven months by Solid artists will be on October 22. Builders. The winners of the Governor’s 1 9 9 2 NISSAN Awards will be determined on October 30, a press release from G ill join s the CCAC stated. In the Adults Division, nom AG s ta ff inations are being sought for: the Most Outstanding Performing Drake Law School graduate Artists or Group, traditional attorney Cheryl Gill recently craftsperson, visual and literary • ® ® joined the ranks of those in the artists. Attorney General’s Office JUST FOR YOU This will be the first year a Criminal Division. literary artist will be. awarded. © © © © ® ® © ® ® ® · e* · © · » « > . . Before joining the AG’s staff, Each winner will be receiving a : UP to $3,000.00 OFF Gill was one of the lop lawyers of the 150 member Missouri- $150 cash prize. The nomination for the or : O N- * A N *» · Y « 19 - © 9 « O 1 © MODEL' ® ® ® · © · « · based law firm of Stinson, Mag and Fizzell. ganization. division takes into Gill garnered first honors from consideration the support given the Des Moines, Iowa law school for the preservation of the arts and was the casenote editor of and winners will receive a $500 the Drake Law Review. She was cash prize. All nominations must include also a member of the order oi the Coif and Order of Barristers. she artist’s organization’s per While at Drake, Gill also pub sonal resume, a letter of support why a certain aftists is being lished an article on Disability endorsed and the significant Discrimination. She was listed contribution of the artist to the in the Who’s Who Among Stu community. Additional letters of dents in American Colleges and recommendation may be added Universities. but, are not required. Gill is currently specializing For more information, contact in criminal litigation as an assis the CCAC weekdays during of ■ ■ - - ■/ . .V'··1.!, , ■'j : tant AG with the AG’s office in fice hours at 322-9982-3. Susupe. M a r i n e j e t $ave LEGACYLS jam boree this Energy OPTIONS AVAILABLE: w e e k e n d •Automatic Transmission •Air Conditioning-Driver Side Air Bag •AM/FM Cassette (80 watts) Yamaha Motor Company, •Compact Disc Player •4 Wheel Disc Brakes with ABS •Power Windows & Door Locks Ltd. of Japan in cooperation with •Auto Seat Belts •2.2 Litre, 16 Valve Engine •130 Horsepower Joeten Motor Company, Inc. will •Sunroof •Cruise Control •Alloy Wheels be holding its 1991 Marine Jet Remember to avoid hotrod •36 mo/36 mile warranty Jamboree in Saipan. The event driving and jcrky^acceleration. will take place at the Dai-Ichi Sudden starts and stops can increase fuel consumption by NISSAN SaipanBeach Hotel, Beach Side, STOP BY FOR A TEST DRIVE TODAY! on October 18, 19 & 20 from two miles per gallon m city traffic. Drive at a steady 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. The spied, and save precious gas. Built for the Human Race. public’s cooperation and under "First on Saipan" A service of this publica standing is greatly appreciated tion and the Commonwealth during this event. Energy Office. For more energy saving tips call 322· ’^ M O T O R S Joeten Motor RO. Box 680, Saipan MP 96950 ‘SMwP IDwVr l» l KHm 1 9236 or visit the Energy Tel. 234-5562/5563/5564/5565/5567 Office on Capitol Hill. Between McDonalds & Payless, Marine Drive, Tamuning 626-4428/8933 or 649-9655 Company, Inc. Business Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm todayj Monday - Saturday AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE ' ' 1111 |U7Tf 46-MART VNAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VBEWS-47 The Dilemmas of JCT S iffÜ lt The Dilemmas. Continued from page 46 IN COOPERATION WITH UNION BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES Development asking him to lend a hand in Is it any wonder that the fish erman is learning what the may sometimes appear that way development of an economy that £ MICRONESIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION farming his wife’s estate, may erman finds the transition to a broader community has a right to his disappointed kin. It sim can respond to the legitimate approach him about using his salaried job with the government to expect of him and what the ply means that he must learn to needs of the citizens of the 20th Effects of Modernization on influence to get him or another a difficult one? Or that expatri proper limits of his new position limit these, especially where century proceeds apace.. REMITTANCE · LONG DISTANCE CALLS of his family a job in the health ates, and possibly older and more may be, his fellow villagers come they impinge upon his gov Needless to say, this rules out «CURRENCY EXCHANGE» FAX» TELEX______Three A reas of Island Life services. He may be asked to use practiced countrymen, complain to the dispensary to solicit ernment position, so that he can any more limited vision of the his position as a health aide to of tribalism or kin loyalties in medical treatment and some achieve a balance between old village or tribal area as the far care oi your terfering with essential times seek referral; to the urban and new roles. thest reaches of one’s concent. U take by Francis X. Hezel whether by providing food , of benefit his kin in other ways - «re fering his special skills or perhaps by obtainingpreferential government services? Modern hospital. While he is being Although we have elaborated One can understand such a ization involves many different limited vision and take a com assisting in meeting any of the treatment for someone in the aculturated to his new roles, at some length the example of a A Word on Development things, depending on the angle other’s health and even lives man who has taken a gov passionate view of those who When we use the word “devel other needs of her family. He hospital, or by secreting out the ul JCT ser v ic e,*1^ village dispensary certain medi from which one looks at it, but may depend on his response. ernment job, it is essential to still hold it, but one can hardly opment”, we imply a process or was very much at the beck and surely one of the most significant For this reason, if for no other, remember that even his cousins endorse it in a society that has family while call of his wife’s brothers and cine someone in his family needs. movement, presumably forward Our fisherman, in short, is changes for all is that new roles it seems critical that our fisher and brothers and nephews have become part of ta nation. The Attention con trod Workers! or upward or generally some any of the other senior members are superimposed upon the old. man make his transition as hot been put on the govern price of money and the ser of her lineage, even as he met his using his government position to thing towards better that what This can only mean conflict for rapidly as possible. To make mental payroll also to incur vices provided that the With Union Bonk of the Philippines Remittance Plus service, your dependents qualify for personal oca'dent responsibilities to his own lin meet old obligations. Yet, even was. But this immediately raises the individuals caught in the the transition successfully, does certain obligations to the com „government provides is the andd hospitalization benefits for free - simply by remitting through JCT Service Plus Inc Depending on the y all sorts of questions. Take the eage. as he resolves traditional tensions amount you remit, by doing so, he finds that he throes of modernization. not mean that the government munity at large. '■willingness to m ake for a new case of the man in the village To balance these various and and broader roles for the These benefits may indude: sometimes conflicting re confronts new ones. He lays Such then is the problem? employee must ignore tradi Nation building and all that it who has spent the day fishing. What is the ethical solution to fisherman who has become sponsibilities, was something himself open to charges of tional roles and the obligations implies moves ahead, while in •24 - hour protection Today, in many parts of the pa the dilemma? While the fish- that flow from them, although it frastructure build-up and the an employee. Vour family enj'oys 24 hour protection ogainst Aca'dentof Bodily Injury. cific, he is liable to bring his that put him under tension nepotism, misuse of government catch into his home and to feed aplenty. Frequently enough, property, and in general milking •Cash Benefits his household. failure to handle his duties to his his position to advance the wel Your family shall be paid ACTUAL EXPENSES, not exceeding the amount specified in the Insurance Policy, if the Accidental Bodily Injury required In years past, he may be obliged own kin and his wife’s resulted fare of his family. professional treatment by a duly authorized doctor, licensed/private nurse, or hospitalization. to share his catch with the whole in the break-up of the marriage. And all these because our poor fisherman made the mistake of •Disability Income lineage’ group and possibly a On top of this, the man was expected to fulfill other obliga lookinguponhisgovemmentjob, Disability alowance up to"P1,500 is given to your Benefia'ary every month for 100 months due to aca'dent. good part of the village as well. with its entitlements and privi By today’s standard, the fish tions related to his status in the leges, as merely a substitute for J V C PC-Y555 4-Band port In cooperation of Micronesia Telecommunications Corporation, long distance telephone service, facsimile transmittal and telex communications erman could be called provident community. This might take the J V C (2021 20 in. color TV able component system. Hyper bass are also available. the fish or breadfruit that he w/remote control. Coble reody. Master sound system. Synchro start high speed and enterprising for providing form of a tribute to chiefs in command system. A/Y status memory of Remember, whichever bank and wherever. From Aparri to Jolo, we wil serve you! FAST · SAFE · AiCmiL those places where there are would have provided his family dubbing. 5 element SLA. graphic inexpensive protein for his fam in former days. What he did not 2 customized fine tuned setting. Access equalizer Power Source. ‘ LOCATION: Joeten Center (Susupe) 2nd Floor obove NAPA Auto Parts Business Hours: ily; by yesterday’s norms, he sectional chieftainships. to any 3 channel, Made in Jcpai Mon - Theirs 10:00 олс. to 7:00 p.m. · Fri -10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. realize unfortunately, is that his g. $595.00 P.O. box 137, Saipan MP 96 9 50 »Tel. 235-2403 · Fax 235-2451 Sat-Sun 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.______would be nudged stingy for fail It also meant reciprocating to ÉÊÊ...... / . /■ government job was not only other members of the commu UNION Bank of the Philippines is a dstinct and separate entity not related nor affiliated with Union Bonk (Saipan) ing to share his catch with the multiplying his resources, but m i g wide circle of kinfolks towards nity for favors received or also increasing the number of '''IfMU, '¡¡Kh whom he was obligated. By anticipated. Since the advent of groups who could make legit which norms should he be Christianity to the islands, it also imate demands on him. judged? entailed makin;.· contributions, A government job and partic The matter becomes still more sometimes sizeable ones, to the ipation in the modem society complicated when we consider church to which he belongs, es that it represents means an in J V C AV-2751 27 in. color TV AQUA RESORT CLUB other possibilities. Suppose that pecially at times of a celebration crease in the series of concentric J V C Saipan or construction project w/ remote control. MT5 Stereo sur RC-X5T0 4 bond CD the way the man disposes of his circles circumscribing the round sound. 180 channel cable com portable system. Hyper-bass sound fish is intimately bound up with Our traditional farmer or employee.In signing his contract patible. S - video input for super VHS system w/ twin resonance super other values and attitudes that fisherman, then, was n6t exactly video/audio input. woofer. Buil-in 0 player. with the government, our fish Ж a happy-go-lucky individual who Reg. $1,150 (FM/AM/SW1/5W2 are the effect of modernization. erman is expected to serve the iSISi Reg. $454.00 Suppose that the same values enjoyed the carefree life together т ш We invite you to join the various "food promo" needs of the entire village, and to 8 Ш 1 AQUA RESORT CLUB Saipan, have especially that lead him to limit the distri with a multitude of relatives who s e n would support him when his luck some extent the whole province V f " h '> с . · prepared fo r your taste...... bution of his fish also dictates that he will avoid beating his or energy ran low. and nation, under entirely new wife, send his daughter to school The fact is that he stood at the terms. and take disciplinary action hub of a series of concentric As a government employee, (WEDNESDAYS) circles representing the different he is obliged to offer his services against a brother-in-law work to any and all who seek them Z /Z A /7 A H A - Italian buffet featuring your groups to which he was obligated ing under him in a government regardless of their traditional J V C VHS Video HR-DI55C UM 2 KENWOOD System 79 0 remote favorite Pastas. bureau. and from which he could turn to Cassette Recordor (Made in Japan) head aufo- controlled AV system w/ speakers dou affiliation to him. His salary, of voh/110-220V ble reverse full logic cassette deck. 5- Adult: $16.00 1 10% s.c. *Kids: $8.00+ 10% s.c. Does this patter of values to expect assistance in times of course, is his own to allocate in disc rotary type cnanqer. Digital syn which the man now subscribes needs. Even in relatively simple Rog, $499 thesizer tuner. Amp.l 00 watts per any way that he choose but, his channelmin. RMS80HMS. 180W (FRIDAYS) represent genuine development societies, he was a man enmeshed skills, his workday time, his in in a rather tight system, not HR-D-1730 UM speaker sys tern. 11Q-220V. SEA FO O D ///(ftfT■ Mixed seafood buffet especialty. or regression? What if the very fluence and the equipment he Reg. $2,200.00 without its pressures and sources 4-Hoad auto- Adult: $16.00 + 10% s.c. * Kids $8.00 + 10% s.c. changes that undermine his broad utilizes in performing his work voft/1 IO-220V kin group are also responsible of anxiety. is to be placed at the service of Rog.$599 Suppose our fisherman should (SATURDAYS) for greater individual freedom the community at large. HR-D1860UM and a vision that looks beyond find a paying government job as Hi-fi Stereo 4- F IE S T A M E X fC A N A t No longer is he free to use any the boundaries of the village for a health aid in his village or even and all resources entrusted to Head 110-220V (BAR-B-QUE NITE BUFFET) the first time? The dilemmas of in his provincial capital. The fact Reg. $850 Discover Mexican Hospitality him as best he might to meet the modernization do not yield easy that he is now bringing in a traditional kin and community Featuring food specialties from SOUTH OF THE answers. paycheck bi-weekly rather than J V C Video Movie GR-60U BORDER. obligations that have long vexed Compact VHS camera-recorder/player. XC-002 compact disc Looking Beyond the Kin occasionally carrying home a him. AIWA Specials: Bar-B-Qued FAJITAS', CHICKEN MOLE string of fish or a basket of yams 400 fine plus camera resolution. Full- player. 4 limes, over sampling. 18 bit Group He must learn that there are auto/manual shooting. Powerful 8 x ineari digital filter: Duali, convert-г TACOS, ENCHALADAS AND CEVICHE Family comes first in in no way diminishes the re 200M. HQ (High Quality) System circui ers. 28 - key wireless remote control. Adult: $18.00 + 10% s.c.* Kids $9.00 +10% s.c. some other things, many things try. Quick revhw and retake. Free!! Micronesia and just about any sponsibilities he has incurred to in fact, that are at the call of that 100-22011 where else. Our fisherman-or his kin, his wife’s kin and the Cany case. Reg. $315.00 (SUNDAYS) large, faceless group of people to Reg. $1,499 farmer if you prefer, is bound by other members of the commu which he formerly had few or no SALE cmpAqMFSMDMBRm tf a set of well defined obligations nity to whom he is obligated. real ties.He must therefor, take Famous Black Angus Prime Rib cut to taste and to his own kin. In most societies, If anything, it means only that into account the new and larger irresistable selection of pastries. he takes on the additional bur the medium of payment has groups which claims on him that Adult: $17.50 *Kids $8.75 inclusive dens of contributing to the changed. Instead of labor or <1 ,1 0 0 225 P are as legitimate as those of his support of his wife’s family. produce, those who have a claim kin. We also serve daily "BREAKFAST BUFFET" Sometimes, these can be as upon him may demand their In doing so, he must put aside Saipan Largest 7:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. onerous as the obligations to his payment in some other form. His that social map that had been own kin. kin can call upon a share of his Audio & Video and "LUNCH SPECIAL" for only $10.00 - $15.00 used to guide him through com In Chuuk, a married man is salary for their own personal Shop at the mitments to his society from expected to contribute free labor needs or for furthering a lineage birth. Finally, he must begin Located at Morgen to his wjfe’s lineage and help in project. J V C RC-GX7 CD + Costa. Restaum t & Romta M m Dhkfl' making tricky little distinctions Graphic System adding visual ВИд. any ofthe many tasks that the His brother-in-law, instead of as to what resources can be used excitement to your karaoke lineage group carried out, Bead Road San Jose Continued on page 47 to discharge what obligation to For reservations please call 322-1234, Ext. 756, 730 or 731 what group of people. Tel. 234-2068 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-49 ^-MARIANAS VARIETŸ NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 pm r —------^ N ew s b riefs from A P ... Continued from page 48 N ew s B riefs EXCLUSIVE OFFERING a creature from outer space when system turned out in force for a the company that operates the Q Clean Living (First Time Ever Made Available) she peered out her window ear public hearing last night. The sewage treatment plant serving ^§m M M M tdaum /d f r o m A P The SALE of (91 year old) m aterial in lier this week. No, it wasn’t an city Council has until November the Laie community says some private collection of: extraterrestial. Smith saw Garth, 15th to accept or reject the pro rawsewageflowedintotheocean ^ O p e n f o r Some members of Congress VERY RARE & UNIQUE are pointing to yesterday’s mas a two-ton hippopotamus that had posal for the 1.7 billion dollar during yesterday’s storm. CLEANING RAGS breakfast, lunch and dinner sacre of 22 people in Texas to escaped from the Octagon Wild transit system. B yron Palmer - spokesman for POSTAGE STAMPS and COVERS of the MARIANA ISLANDS underscore the need for a ban on life Sanctuary. A spokeswoman xxxxx Zion Securities said a small FO R S A L E CAROLINE ISLANDS AND GUAM. Prices around $12.00, $14.00 says Garth was probably look Alexander and Baldwin says amount of raw sewage mixed some types of guns. But they UNUSABLE concede they don’t have enough ing for a friend- he has been its earnings dropped slightly with a large volume of rain water - and $28.00 during the third quarter. A and flowed into the ocean for a 12 votes to keep the ban tacked into lonely since the death of his twin TABLE CLOTHS a massive anti-crime bill. In ad brother in August. Octagon of B reports third quarter earnings hour period yesterday. He said vance of today’s vote Congress ficials are considering giving of 25.8 million dollars. the overflow stopped when the NAPKINS Garth a radio to keep him com xxxxx rain subsided. man Chet Edwards, in whose TOWELS A youth killed in a traffic ac Palmer said so much rain wa district the massacre occurred, pany. cident in Kahului, Maui, last ter flowed into the sewer 'hat VERY GOOD RAGS switched from opposing the ban x x x x x night has been identified as 16 pumps at the sewage treatment to voting for it. Hawaii County’s coffers are 10 LBS. M IN BUNDLE O pen 4:00p.m . till late! out more than 2.5 million dollars year old Thomas Texeira, a stu plant couldn’t handle it all. SATURDAY, October 19,1991 x x x x x Authorities in Killeen, Texas, in back real property taxes, ac dent at Baldwin High School. He said warning signs have N O L I M I T Tlme:"2:00 to 5:30 PM Two other people remain hospi been posted along Temple Beach H app y Hour $ 1 .OOoff all drinks are looking into the background cording to the 1990-91 annual DISCOUNT FOR 500 LBS. OR MORE SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL, SUSUPE of George Hennard to try to find report. The report boasted a col talized following the head on at Laie. He said the signs will be Kongo-Hanten...#32 4:00p.m . to 7:00p.m . something that would explain lection rate of 98 % on the original crash of a pick-up truck and car. removed when tests show that Preview By Appointment Only: October 12-21, why he opened fire on a crowd of assessment estimate of 57.7 xxxxx the water is no longer contami MARIANAS CLEANERS people at Luby’s Cafeteria. Po million dollars. (Honolulu) - A spokesman for nated. Call: Mike (670) 322-9812, Ext: 13 lice say that after killing 22 x x x x x or Evening: 233-0360 ·■ people, Hennard killed himself. The state’s going to need a Don’t miss this once In a lifetim e opportunity. This collection Plum?rra Resort Neighbors suggest Hennard may new transportation director after has been painstakingly put together from collectors and have resented women. December first, when Edward dealers from around the world. It will, be sold as a. single on the beach in Achugao x x x x x Hirata says he will return to work collection with hundreds of philatelic materials from earilest A judge in Atlanta has ruled in for Hawaiian Electric Company. days of the Mariana, Caroline Islands & Guam Postal History. © 3 2 2 - 6 2 0 1 favor of the parents in a right to Hirata will be HECO Vice- die case. Judge Leah Sears President of planning. He had Collins ruled today that hospital left HECO five years ago for the THE ONLY THING officials may not remove the res public sector job. pirator from a 13 year old co x x x x x matose girl unless both parents The federal drug lord case THAT GOES FASTER THAN agree, doctors contend the girl, against Charles Stevens Junior who suffers from an irreversible was boosted yesterday. That’s . brain disorder, will neverrecover as FBI documents unseal· > or- and can only feel pain. Her fa tray him as' the head cv . ¡urge THE WEEKEND. Sunday Oct. 20,1991 ther believes God will repair his narcotics organization v, uh tics daughters condition. But her to organized crime, law en mother says she can’ tdecide what forcement and business, to do. x x x x x x x x x x Weather forecasters say to take The mother of sailor Clayton an umbrella out the door this Hartwig says the family has long morning. That’s as a flash flood waited for today ’ s announcement watch remains in effect for Kauai The Classic Club from the Navy. Evelyn Hartwig and Oahu. Satellite pictures says she believes the Navy is show clouds to the south that truly sorry. Admiral Frank Kelso could bear down with heavy issued the apology for the navy ’ s showers on both islands, suggesting Clayton Hartwig may x x x x x have intentionally setoff the 1989 A flash flood watch remains explosionaboardtheUSS ‘Iowa” in effect for the islands of Oahu that killed 47 sailors. Kelso and Kauai. National Weather there’s no “clear and convincing Service forecasters say skies 99% Band proof’ of what caused the blast, should clear tonight and that to x x x x x morrow should be sunny, Consumers are being warned x x x x x to beware of offers for guaran Supporters and opponents of the city’s planned rapid transit The Top az teed loans that require an up front fee. The Council of Better Business Bureaus says tens of thousands of consumers are The Cherries falling victim to bogus lenders. The warning comes too late for s m CindiBovell. She paid $400 up front, but never received her loan. Now the people she dealt with are nowhere to be found, the From Across the Miles Council advises consumers to Happy 8th Birthday From 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. join the stick with known lenders and "MARLON" check everybody out. From Mama & Papa Search for the BUD MAN. x x x x x & Lola Vita At least three people who Prizes for all winners. bought Illinois lottery tickets are millionaires today. Illinois lot Bud, Bud Light tery officials say three tickets match the number of last night’s & Bud, Bud Dry lotto drawing worth 63 million ' $2.75 dollars the state’s second largest Cover Charge $ 5.0Ö cash prize. At one point before the drawing, tickets sold at the From Across the Miles rate of a million dollars an hour, Happy 8th Birthday x x x x x "MAR1EL" Sue Smith of Port Charlotte, From Mama & Papa 0 - · ^ — Florida, says she thought she saw & Lola Vita Continued on page 49 FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18, 1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-51 SO-MAJUANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 Geography Bee HOUSE FOR RENT COM M ERCIAL SPACE preparation gets underway AT AS LITO F O R RENT in CNMI 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATHS, FULLY FIRST FLOOR 2 UNITS Geography Awareness Week FURNISHED, WALL TO WALL CARPET. will be held for grades 4 - 8 970,1130 SQF students in both public and pri FOR MORE INFORMATION: CONTACT vate schools Dec. 1 -7, said RIT AT 234-3208 / 2919 SECOND FLOOR 4 UNITS Commissioner of Education William S. Torres. 500 SQF EACH Winners of the school com petition will take a written REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL qualifying test The test must be RFP91-0117 received by the Bee’s sponsor, The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting com the National Geographic Soci petitive sealed proposals for the procurement of food ety, in Washington, D.C., for catering services needed for the Division of Corrections, GARAPAN BEACH ROAD grading by Jan. 10, 1992 said Department of Public Safety. Specifications may be PSS news release. picked up at the Division of Procurement and Supply, 600' □ The CNMI-Wide Bee will be Lower Base, Saipan, during business hours from 7:30 to YCO held March 27, 1992, and the HAFA ADAI HARD champion of the Bee will rep 11:30 A.M. and 12:30 to 4:30 P.M. HOTEL DIAMOND WARE resent the CNMI in the National These proposals must be in a sealed envelope, marked CHINESE RFP91-0117 and submitted in duplicate to the Chief, REST. Geography Bee to be held May Procurement & Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, no later 20 - 21 at the Society’s head than 4:00 P.M.. October 21. 1991. All proposals re quarters in the Nation’s Capital. ceived late will not be considered. The CNMI govern CALL 234-8188 OR STOP BY The National champion will receive a $25,000 scholarship, ment reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for DIAMOND CHINESE RESTAURANT the 2nd and 3rd place winners any reason and to waive any defects in said proposals, if will earn a $ 15,000 and $10,000 5960 (10/11-18) in its sole opinion to do so would be in its best interest. scholarships respectively. QUALIFIED · DEDICATED · COMMUNITY PROGRAMS ORIENTED CNMI has participated in the Bee since 1989. -The CNMI Let's keep Saipan clean and beautiful. We can make this happen only when we concentrate our resources and energies Geography Been champion that ■■ - /.Ss / at the village levels, such as, better village roads, street lights within the villages, construction and improve sewer year was Jojo Villagomez, then system, facilities for our youths and elders alike, etc. To ignore these vital needs of our community means the qualities a 7th grader from Marianas of life of the people are overlooked. Baptist Academy in Saipan. He also emerged the CNMI cham pion in 1990. The 1991 CNMI In the 6th Legislature, I authored and insured that the appropriations for the San Antonio Elementary School campus Bee winner was Hitomi Saso, a improvements, the police substation and the Koblerville baseball field, and the San Vicente ballfield lighting system 7 th grader from the same school, (pending construction) are passed and in placed. The Dandan homesteaders are now enjoying the benefit of the Marianas Baptist Academy, the $500,000.00 water distribution fund which I, on their behalf, testified at the MIHA for the HUD Block Grant. I urged PSS news release said. my friends and colleagues from Rota and Tinian to support this request. The School year 1991-92 CNMI Geography Bee Coordi nator is Joe Mafnas, PSS Social Many are forgetting the retirees and their family needs. The record shows that Antonio Muna Camacho made it possible Studies Coordinator, Commis for the CNMI employees, who were TT employees to become eligible for retirement within the NMI Retirement Program. sioner Torres said. I am not forgetting and I still believe that the retirees and their beneficiaries need a better COLA program, have the Retirement Fund pay half of the Life and Health Insurance and increase the annuity for surviving dependents. These 1RS Reps can be done with our help and vote of confidence. We want quality of life. Let's provide more funding for health services, education, public safety, water, power, sewer, to conduct and youth programs. 11 in ti i il n i i la e n n i b u i l i m i m u i m u 111111111811 n u m u payroll It is known that former Congressman Antonio Muna Camacho will not remain quiet until the needs of his villages are addressed. «ISlIV iStSillttlIIIItlIlItlIIIflIK V IilSIllIllllIK ItllIilX IV ir m workshop nT m I asked each and everyone of you to come and join me in my effort this election. The Internal Revenue Service « S I iB ia a d i i i i i Hfiai Bla BBI a in iia a ii IB III HIBI in iB ia iiR ii ». * will be conducting a free payroll :.,A workshop on Saipan on October ■■■■mm 11 . : Antonio Muna Camacho was bom in Saipan on September 23,1948. ¡1 . ' 23,1991 from 2:30 P.M. - 4:30 m m Parents: Jose Acosta Camacho ·:!2 ,‘;i P.M. and 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. m Juana Tudela Muna '.'■'/¿ài ‘ at the Social Security office in m the Nauru Bldg. ta a m m '.ra i The workshop will cover the Grand Parents: Rosa Sablan Tudela № « a topics of obtaining your em Sebastian Palacios Muna « : m ‘ I ployer identification number, I l f m . n * who are employees, employer’s m Valerina Acosta m quarterly Federal Tax Return, Mariano Palacios Camacho I I , making tax deposits and re IN GARAPAN AT THE FORMER HAIR TREE BEAUTY SHOP ¡1 - sponding to IR’s notices. to. Education: Mt. Carmel High, 1967, University of Guam, 1972, BA, Pub. Adm. University of Oklahoma, 1975, MA, Pub. 81 TEL. 233-2275/234-3401 *» -7 Although no fee is charged Adm. « ‘ ; you should contact the Social 4B IS m i l « ‘ Security office on Saipan to 1« < register. Their phone number is m ■ His valuable leadership was proven; you have the chance to approve him again! I , 234-6203. V l S J I i I 8 lilM IBIIflllX lIX lIliI(IB Ii»l>II>K «B IIllIlB SIIIIIIlll^ ■ C a s t y o u r VOTE p. O. BOX 812 b a l l o t s o n SAIPAN, MP 96950 N o v e m b e r ANTONIO MUNA CAMACHO i n i n n n n 2 n d V 5782 • 9/27-10/4-11-18-25-11/01 e l e c t i o n PAID ADVERTISEMENT J RUB 52-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18, 1991 FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-53 Alcohol CANDY IS BACK!!! Awareness CANDY IS BACK!!! Week For O ne Month Only Proclaimed All Soul's Day Flowers All On Sale Board Chair Bemadita Seman has proclaimed Oct. 21 - 25 as Loose Flowers 1/2 price! “Alcohol Awareness Week” at Coronas 30% Cheaper the college, the first step in a week long series of events de Than Last Year signed to make students aware Everything Must Go! of the problems associated with alcohol. “The Board of Regents and Candy House the Northern Marianas College Near Six-Ten Store administration wantour students to be aware of alcohol-related Across CHC on W-2 Hi-Way problems so they can make in telligent choices for themselves and better understand others’ House For Rent circumstances,” Seman said. The 5 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Luxury House proclamation coincides with in San Vicente. 24 Hour Water Two National Collegiate Alcohol Storey Ocean View One Year Old Part Awareness Week, an education Furnished campaign that has been held at NMC for the past seven years, $1,800 per Month said NMC news release. Tel. 234-7315 · 7am - 8am “Alcohol Awareness Week” will featurelectures, displays and activities aimed at promoting health, awareness of alcohol-re lated problems and individual responsibility in the use of alco hol. “An importantpartnership can be formed between students, ' 9 1 J E E P : B E S T faculty, administration and the community to encourage stu dents to make responsible deci sions- regarding alcohol, said OF THE BEST Nelly Seman, student body president, the NMC news release said. The Board of Regents pro DAVID CASTRO SARLAN hibited the sale, distribution, possession or use of alcoholic beverages and drugs on the NMC campus in April, 1989. Garapan Student A DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF of the Week REPRESENTING ELECTION DISTRICT 3 IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. I KNOW YOU MAY BE TIRING FROM THE ENDLESS APPEAL OF CANDIDATES ASKING FOR YOUR SUPPORT , BUT I ASK FOR YOUR KIND UNDERSTANDING . In recognition for her aca demic performance and excellent behavior, Merced Ada, a 5th grader under the advisorship of I HAVE THE COURAGE AND SINCERITY NEEDED TO PUSH YOUR Mr. Jesus Lizama was selected NEEDS AND REQUESTS THROUGH THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS, AND Student of the Week from Oc tober 7-11, 1991. I WILL DO IT WITH YOUR HELP. TRUST ME . She was commended for re specting authority and exhibiting self control. She completes her work with care and enthusiasm. She completes all of her given class assigned (task work) on Jeep Wrangler time. She follows school rules VOTE FO R DAVID CASTRO SABLAN . .. BALLO T (N O . 4) The Mos1 Powerful Engine In IPs Class as well as classroom rules. She respects the rights of others in 4-Wheel & O ff Road Magazine i . and out of the classroom. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, icronesia Motors, inc. Merced is trustworthy, de pendable, and willing to help SALES · PARTS · SERVICE other students. v______) Located North of Joeten Motors at Beach Road in Oleai ^ C H R Y S L E R Tel. (670) 234-8333/34 . Fax (670) 234-8335 Above all, she comes to school Business Hours: Mon. - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Authorized Dealer ready to learnandexhibits_proper Sat. 8:00 am - 12:00 noon attitude towards her work. a a Congratulation! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 8 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-55 54-MARIANAS VARIETY -NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 C o u r t REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Court BID PROPOSAL RFP91-0118 RFP91-0119 C a l e n d a r . FUST Y Y . I The Mariana Islands Housing Authority (МША) is The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting competitive sealed Calendar Continued from page 34 The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting com ANNIVERSARY 1 * proposals for the PURCHASE OF COMPUTERS with the following N. Villanueva requesting bid proposals for security guard service for petitive sealed proposals for the RETAINER OF LE specifications. JUDGE ALEX C. CASTRO AG & Ino vs. Sun Sook Palmer МША ’ s housing units at Sugar King Part П in Garapan. GAL COUNSEL for the office of Coastal Resources. Specifications may be picked up at the Division of Oct. 21 AG & Ino vs. Rogelio A. If you are interested, please submit your hourly rate to 1. Four Computers; must be compatible with Macintosh programs Procurement and Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, during (presently used in the Department of Public Safety Office), color 9:00 A.M. Mendoza provide at least one security guard, 24 hours a day. J O H N B L A S Camacho, Froilan S. vs. MPLC AG & Ino vs. Hilario I. Sabado business hours from 7:30 to 11:30 A.M. and 12:30 to monitors, should include key boards and mouse if necessary. The contract is for a one year period. Bid proposals Tenorio, Maria H. vs. MPLC AG & Ino vs. Ju Zhao Cao 4:30 P.M. CAMACHO JR - 2. One Laser Jet Printer To be connected to all computers in the CNMI vs. Joseph A. Arriola Ag & Ino vs. Edna Dela Cruz must be submitted, sealed and in duplicate, to МША, office. Garapan Office in Saipan, no later than October 25, These proposals must be in a sealed envelope, marked W e wish to rem ind all our relatives and friends CNMI vs. Ioakim Gilmete Aka Padilla RFP91-0118 Oct 24 1991 at 10:00 a.m. If you have any questions, please tojoin us for his First Anniversary Rosary on his Jimmy and submitted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement & 3. Two color printers; would be connected to two of the computers CNMI vs. Melvin N. Basa 9:00 AJV1. m e m o r y . contact Mr. John M. Sablan, Executive Director, at Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, no later than 2:00 P.M.. in the office. CNMI vs. Elaine S. Olopai CNMI vs. Remolito, John telephone numbers 234-6866/7670/7689/9447. October 21,1991. All proposals received late will not CNMI vs. Jualiana P. Jimenez CNMI vs. Sasa, Jose D. Nightly Rosaiy will be said at 8:00 p.m . com 4. All computers should be equipped with line stabilizers, battery be considered. The CNMI government reserves the right CNMI vs. Alfredo A. Jingco CNMI vs. Santos, Henry S. m encing SATUSDÄX, O ctober 19. 1991 at Mr. back up power supplies, network installation which includes phonet to reject any or all proposals for any reason and to waive connectors and cables and other essential equipments. 10:00 A.M. CNMI vs. Mality, Valerio Elyas MIHA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY fir Mrs. Juan T. Camacho's residence in any defects in said proposals, if in its sole opinion to do In Re Estate of Taman, Ines Oct. 25 OR ALL BIDS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE koblerville. so would be in its best interest. All proposals must be in a sealed envelope, marked RFP91-0119 Oct. 22 9:00 AM. and submitted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement & Supply, GOVERNMENT. 9:00 A.M. CNMI vs. Won Chang Choi Special Mass of Intention will be on Oct. 26. Lower Base, Saipan, no later than October 21.1991 at2:30P.M.. at 10129 9/27.10/04-11.18 /s/David M. Apatang 19 9 1 at 4:45 p.m .. Mt. Carmel Cathedral, which time and place, all proposals will be publicly opened and read CNMI vs. Niporuch M. Hauk JUDGEMARTYK. TAYLOR 10150 · 9/27*10/04-11-18 Chalan Kanoa,Saipan. aloud. Any proposals received late will not be considered. The CNMI vs. Nebuchadnezzar A. Oct. 21 CNMI government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals in Navera. 1:30 P.M. Dinner will be served at the residence of Mr. 6c the best interest of the government. CNMI vs. Jameson P. Hemley Florence F. Tababa vs. Donicio Mrs. Juan T. Cam acho's residence in Koblerville. CNMI vs. Katherine May M. Tababa Rangamar 3:00 P.M. /s/David M. Apatang CNMI vs. Manuel Aguon Aldan JUVENILE KINDLY JOIN US IN OUR PRAYERS. юмэ-аэт-куамив SI YUUS MAASE ______1:30 P.M. . JUVENILE In Re Estate of Reyes, Roberto Oct. 22 Flores 1:30 P.M. _ _ In Re Estate of Faisao, Marce.lo Adoption F. Adoption In Re Estate of Benavente, Oct. 23 SAIPAN'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE Ignacio V. 9:00 AM. Oct. 23 CNMI vs. John SN. Boija . , ^ Ш ^ ггтгпгт¥ CNMI vs. Robby I. Sasauo GOLF AND TENNIS STORE! 9:00 A.M. f , Worldwide Ind, Inc. vs. Samuel CNMI vs. Vicente A. Aguon Muleta 1:30 P.M. Vivian V. Seman vs. Heinz S. Union Bank vs. Thomas O. ^ w Y ■··' - ; « я к * ~ Sablan Hofschneider James B. Tolan vs. Zeniva T. Carmen Frances Salas Song vs. Palacios 'Ricardo B. Songsong Joeten Motor Co. vs. Michael A. Masga, Claudia Ann Boija vs. Manglona, et. al. Sablan, Clemente Santos Penny’s Store vs. Jesus M. Engracia P. Villagomez vs. Taisacan Francisco P. Villagomez Pacific Ent. Inc. vs. Leonardo Y. EulaliaTones vs. Jose M. Torres Maniacop Fabian SN. Muna vs. Germelyn Transamerica Corp. vs. C. Villahermosa Muna Leonardo Y. Maniacop Oct. 24 Union Bank vs. IgnaciaP. Cruz 9:00 A.M. Pac Int’l. Marianas vs. Anastacia Kim Fell Anderson Vs. Bradley K. Santos jay Anderson Island Financial Co. Inc. vs. Oct. 25 Thomas J. Camacho 9:00 AM. Xerox Corp. vs. Jesus C. Jones & Guerrero Co. Inc. vs. Bermudes Virginia A. Imperial Delfin S. Ebetuer vs. Edward HMB vs. Katherine Rangamar DLC. Camacho MTC vs. Vicente Baroy CNMI vs. Emestina C. Aguon The First Floral Shop vs. Acha Union Bank vs. Francis J. Jim Cruz Be a part of a dream com e true... Comm. Ports Authority vs. Sunny Market vs. Maria P. David G. Edgar eL al. Castro W hile you fill your tank, M@bil fills the library fund. Guam Memorial Hospital vs. Carmen Safeway Meitetsu vs. Mike M. Schick eL al. Martin М. I. Kapileo Choi, Soon Sik eL al. vs. Kim, Town House Inc." vs. JG Inter Kwitai, eL al. national It's Mobil's 25th anniversary, and in com m em oration Mobil Oil Micronesia 1:30 P.M. JC TenorioEnL vs. Georgia Ann Mobil will contribute a portion of all gasoline Guam DPHSS & Teresita SN. M. Indalceio purchases up to $25,000 to the CNMI Public Library H h) Edd C. Tulabot vs. Nellie F. vs. Juan Cepeda Fund-. So throughout the year, whenever you fill your Guam DPHSS vs. Estephania T. Bibera Odoshi, eL al. First Savings And Loan As so. tank, Mobil will fill the fund. Guam DPHSS & Mary Ann N. vs. Margarita B. Aldan Transamerica Corp. vs. Saipan vs. Gabriel Die. Santos Mobil continues to serve you now and for Geraldine S. Teregeyo vs. Overseas Services Transamerica Corp. vs. RA & Ignacio P. T. Taitano the past 25 years. ANNIVERSARY Cons EnL AG & Ino vs. Amelia G.” Macatlang Transamerica Сйф. vs. Kim Dae Ag & Ino vs. Rolando N. Tabago Woo Cesar S. Villanueva vs. Corazon Transamerica Corp. vs. Nancer Continued on page 5£ W. Martin FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-57 56-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRTOAY-(XrrOBER18Jj91 AP News... AP News Briefs ContfciiMd from pafa 5< WANTED Inflation at the retail level is America is having big trouble President Bush is looking on speeding up in the latest govern in finding foreigners who’ll buy the sunny side he says the its goods. The Commerce De 'li \ economy will get better, al ment report. The Labor Depart ment says its Consumer Price partment says a plunge in ex HAS JOB OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING though he concedes it looks ports was a big reason for a huge pretty bleak to a lot of people. Index rose by four-tenths of a POSITIONS: \ percent in September, largely leap in the merchandise trade A .X I He spoke after meeting with C e n t u m r à «,X because energy, food and hous deficit in August — up 13.6% Republican congressional lead 1 SECURITY GUARD T n (Tf ¿ L M ing cost tpore. Previously, infla and the Federal Reserve says ^ * V2 ers on plans to help the economy we’re hardly making headway heal. Bush is still pushing for a tion had been a lot more sedate p —which is why Social Security in simply making things — in 1 FRONT DESK CLERK (Female) cut in the capital gains tax he dustrial production was up by CENTURY 21 says it’ll encourage people to recipients will get their smallest cost of living raise in five years. only a tenth of a percent last 1 CASHIER COMMONWEALTH PROPERTIES start small businesses. The Re month. publican leaders say the plan The Labor Department says the needs listing of houses for rent We are increase will average 22 dollars xxxxx 1 BOOKEEPER will also offer tax breaks to the a month, starting in January. A-T and T reports a huge loss contacted everyday by potential renters, but we Last weekend’s Red Cross Walk-a-thon made Beach Road a very busy p la c e a s hundreds waked middle class. for the third quarter 1.8 billion xxxxx Continiiod on patio 57 don't have enough available houses to show or jogged to finish the 10 mile course. dollars. The company says a lot 1 ACCOUNTING CLERK of the loss came in the costs of its them. WE NEED HOUSES TO RHU If you are a BENEFITS: merger with NCR. The com house owner and want to rent your house, pany also says it will eliminate MEDICAL INSURANCE about 14 thousand jobs through PAID VACATION / SICK LEAVES come down to our office at Vestcor Plaza to talk January first of 1994. FREE MEALS/UNIFORMS with us about our exclusive ACTION WARRANTY. xxxxx Rnd out why CENTURY 21 is NUMBER 1 Secretary of S tate James Baker Interested applicants may apply in person at the 1 9 9 1 FINAL CLEARANCE is in Israel trying to prevent last WORLDWIDE . minute defection from the Mid Personnel Office, ground floor, Saipan Diamond List your houses tor rent with east peace talks he plans for the Hotel, or call us atTel. No. 234-5900 ext. 278 for CENTURY 21 COMMONWEALTH PROPERTIES. TOYOTA Hilux 4 X 4 Standard Pick-up end of the month. He met with more information. Israeli leaders, and those talks 10141 9/27 10A-29TF (Outsude Brokers Welcome) have run so long that Baker has put off his meeting with Pales Over tinians until tomorrow. A key issue is the role of the Palestine $ 6 0 0 i n Liberation Organization, be cause it’s becoming more public o p t i o n s , in its influence. Sources say the PLO has named seven negotia tors. Israel demands that the f r e e PLO stay out of the process. xxxxx NATO defense ministers have committed themselves to the biggest nuclear arms reduction in thealliance’s history. Confer ees in Sicily want an 80% cut in the nuclear arsenal of artillery 1992 NEW MODEL INTRODUCTION shells, short-range missiles and bombs based in Europe. Italy’s Com e and see our all new 1992’s defense minister says a NATO summit early next month will determine the timetable but-he says the cuts could cortifc fast The defense talks come after President Bush and Soviet President Gorbachev both called O U R T O W N for more arms reduction. xxxxx Tennessee Ernie Ford’s son Buck remembers his father as a man who only wanted to return his fan’s love. And country A PLAY IN THREE ACTS music executive Irving Waugh says Ford, despite his tremen BY dous popularity, did not want to C a r n r y be idolized. Ford died today an THORNTON WILDER hospital in Suburban, Washing* ifQ ton. He’d been admitted last Directed by Dr. William Bingham ä: -■''im P'-% 1. ! month after a White House din I,,,,, V; ner. A spokeswomati for the hospital say· Ford had a liver C r e s s id a condition. The singer, who for FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 5T H , 7 :0 0 pm i - i l . C o r o lla probably was most famous for ¿ li f e '>é ÌÈ 't. - ..¿Â' his hit “Sixteen Tons,” was 72. FRANK RICHARD TOM xxxxx SATURDAY OCTOBER 26TH, 7:00 pm Broken buildings and shat tered lives remaiifas evidence of Pairere No. 1 ® TO YO TA the power of the earthquake that C .N .M .I. CONVENTION CENTER struck the San Francisco Bay area two yedrs ago today. Oakland’s City hall is, as its sign MEET ALL FMVSS SPECIFICATIONS IN ROTA, SEE V. M. CALVÓ ENTERPRISES says, “closed until further no SUGGESTED DONATION : $1.00 tice.” Sixty-three people died in the shaker, which registered 7.1 at the door on the RiChter scJK. Today, communities ifl^piaimiffg a {»•Sponsored by Northern Marianas College MICROL CORPORATION number of memorial events At PHONE: 234-5911.2.3,4;6,7.8 P.O. BOX 267, SAN JOSE, SAIPAN MP 96950 5:04 p.m. Pacific time. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND ViEWS-59 Hyatt offers SOME THING SPECIAL tennis clinic PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT F O R Y O U ! The South Pacific Games tennis team, in cooperation with NUTRICIOUS AND DELICIOUS FOODS the Hyatt Regency Hotel, is of fering a complimentary series of THIS IS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT instructionalclinicsforinterested YAMAHA MOTOR COMPANY,LTD. OF JA participants ages 6 -18. • PORK CUTLETS The clinic will be held on PAN IN COOPERATION WITH JOETEN October 19, and 26 from 10:00 - • TERIYAKI CHICKEN 12:00 a.m. at Hyatt Regency MOTOR COMPANY , INC. WILL BE HOLD • HAMBURGER YAMAHA Hotel. ING ITS 1991 MARINE JET JAMBOREE IN Interested parties should be at Hyatt tennis courts at 10:00 a.m. SAIPAN. THE EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE • WINE CHICKEN (tennis racquets will be provided AT THE DAIICHI SAIPAN BEACH if you do not have your own.) • SOY SAUCE PORK HOTEL,BEACH SIDE,ON OCTOBER 18,19, Hawaiian Co. & 20 FROM 8:30 A.M. TO 4:30P.M.THE PUBLIC’S COOPERATION AND UNDER More Variety r e g is t e r s STANDING IS GREATLY APPRECIATED Coming Soon growth 1 9 8 1 M A R K DURING THIS EVENT. Ready to Eat: (Honolulu-AP) First Hawaiian B u y at Incorporated is reporting third THANK YOU Carmen Safeway quarter net income of 20.2 million dollars,an increase of9.3%over the Mrs. C. Hale ÆT JAMBORS same period last year. PREPARER Per share earnings for the quarter were 63 cents. For the first nine monthsofthe year,First Hawaiian’s net income was 60.5 million dollars, an increase of 16.9 percent over the 51.7 million dollars for the first nine s months of 1990. DATE: 0 Fust Hawaiian chairman Walter и Dods said the strong results arc due C in large pan to the continued re 1 8 - 1 9 : 2 0 covery of the Hawaii economyfrom ni the effects of the Persian Gulf War. T He also said the earnings are significant in light of low interest rales. First Hawaiian is the parent RENATA PLACE: DAI-ICHI HOTEL SAIPAN BEACH (BEACH SIDE) company of First Hawaiian Bank and First Interstate Bank of Hawaii. TIME: 8:30AM - 4:30PM Nishiki W h o says weekdays have to be drab ? EVENT: WATER SPORTS (JET SKI, BOATING, TOURING, DIVING) announces Not at the DlSCO SERENATA! Every night is a special night of fun & frolic, candidacy dance & music! (Honolulu - AP) Maui County DISCO SERENATA is open daily from 7 p.m. till 2 a.m. Councilman Wayne Nishiki today announced that he will be a candi MONDAY is BEACH NIGHT! SUPPORTED BY: GOVERNMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE date for the U.S. Senate. Yes! a BEACH PARTY at the DISCO SERENATA. At a news conference at the state Come in your favorite BEACH OUTFIT and enter FREE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS AND MARIANAS Capitol, Nishiki said it is time to of charge. Win prizes too. “dump Dan.” VISITORS BUREAU He referred to Senator Daniel TUESDAY is MINI-SKIRT NIGHT! Inouye, who is expected to seek re- Come on down, lovely ladies in your sexiest mini-skirts election next year. Nishiki last and have a wonderful night at the DISCO. Entrance is month called or Inouye to resign, FREE. saying his reaction to a wall Street ORGANIZED BY: MARINE JET JAMBOREE IN SAIPAN COMMITTEE AND Journal article on the Department of Hawaiian Homes lands was WEDNESDAY is LADIES NIGHT! HEAD OFFICE OF YAMAHA MARINE JET CLUB “cowardly and dishooesL” Hello, Ladles. Tonight is your night at the DISCO He said today that Inouyp's re SERENATA. Come in FREE of CHARGE and you can fusal to axept responsibility for his dance the night away! role in the problems of Hawaiian COOPERATORS: JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY, INC., DAI-ICHI HOTEL homes program “makes it clear he THURSDAY is LOVERS’ NIGHT! has lost all sense of honor.” Tonight is a special one for couples. DISCO SAIPAN BEACH, JALPAK CO., LTD., SONY He said Inouye has become “ar SERENATA gives you 50% off on cover charge and has rogant and our of touch with the FUN and PRIZES in store for all, you sweet lovebirds. people.” The47 yearokJNishiki an CORPORATION, WMAM0T0 KOGAKU CO., LTD., AND outspoken maverick Democrat has served on the Maui County Coun Of course, WEEKENDS at the DISCO SERENATA YAMAHA MARINE APPAREL. cil since 1980. are as usual simply GREAT! He drew the ire of Democratic party leaders last year when he supported the successful re-elec tion bid ofRepublican state Senator PLANNING AND Rick Reed Inouye’s press secretary Nestor DIAMOND HOTEL MANAGEMENT BY: YAMAHA MOTOR CO., LTD. Garcia said the senator would have no comment on Nishiki’s an (TOKYO MARINE PLANNING DEPARTMENT) nouncement 60-M* RIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18, 1991 Measure for HRD Man FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-61 C o m m e n t s ... luxury, e le g a n ce , Committee introduced com fortable room s, n e e d e d The CNMI is beset with prob from both Houses of Congress BRIGHTEN YOUR gracious service, lems on meeting the health care and representatives from the o n d e g r e e needs of its citizens and in order Northern Marianas College, the a n d to resolve such needs, legisla Department ofPublic Safety, the p r o g r a m w arm hospitality, tors have drafted a House CHC, the Public School System FUTURE WITH- concurrent legislation that will and from Tinian and Rota. Northern Marianas College all yours a t a establish a Human Resources and the Public School System THE CANON AP110II & AP-160II- The powerful office machines that are interested in learning if there Development Planning Com U S r e p t o are ready to help professional typist work more sm oothly and t e m p t i n g l y mittee. is sufficient public interest to The Committee will be de establish an on-island master’s productively. affordable rate... signed to address the shortage of 9 0 2 . ■ ■ degree program in counselling • Both bring a quiet revolution to the office with Canon’s exclusive indigenous personnel in health said a press release from NMC. care careers, particularly the Continued from page 1 Adult and Continuing Educa “Gentle Impact” printing system. nursing profession, through a tion Associates Dean Tee • Both bring you the quality and durability for which Canon collaborative effort among ing, the sketchy news about Abraham said such a program CNMI agencies. Gallegos’ appointment appar would be offered through San engineering is famous. $100 +10% tax The idea behind the legisla ently have not yet been Jose S tate University and involve / lWftt« »* API 10-11 tion is also to develop policies forwarded to the CNMI’s ex full-time instruction in the sum I IV O Vr 4 1 1 Built-in Spell Checker R O O M a n d ecutive branch. mer and after-work instruction and educational programs that I C A T to H t f Low Profile, Ergonomical Keyboord will attract local students and to Governor Lorenzo I. DL. in the spring, all over a three year I ■ H "Gentle Impact" Printing System fot Quiet Printing B R E A K F A S T professionalize existing human G uerrero, when contacted on the period. Abraham and PSS Staff 2.5KB Phrase Memoty PACKAGE! resources. matter said that an official com Development Officer Jean 0 FulFPoge Correction AAemocy; AAax. 3300 characters At present, there is an inade munication from the appropriate Olopai have scheduled a meet I ¿ Q O r r Stop-position, Format Memories quate pool of recruited people is yet to be received by ing of interested persons to dis \j»· Automatic Reprint, Address Typing d o n 't le t this (single or double occupancy) indigenous health care personnel his office. cuss the proposed master’s de According to the governor, he gree program at 6 p.m., October opportunity pass who are unable to provide the necessary health care for the has not been officially informed 23 at the NMC student lounge. y o u b y . . . of any permanent special repre The associate dean said, al kMÈrÉiìéi «... CNMI’s increasing px)pulation. With the establishment of a sentative that has been appointed though cuiTent counselors arid by the president of the US. educators would be the primary experience how professional health careprogram, f r o m the drafters of the legislation see “I look forward to receiving target group for the program, it w e pam per you, that students at an early age will that communication, from the could also be of interest to those in social work and the business the A qua Resort October 1 be given the opportunity and be appropriate office or person in geared to become a member of the Interior Department to ad community, the news release C l u b w a y ." t o the health care staff. vise me officially of such an from NMC said. Through the legislation, per appointment. “We need a minimum of 22 December 20, '91 sonnel and on-the-job training The talks are named after participants to justify offering policies will also be revised to Section 902 of the covenant such a program,” Abraham said. “That’s why it is important for attract more indigenous people that made the Northern * Price offer me for outright purchases only. ■ CNMIIGuam ID card or driver’s license interested persons to attend the to enjoy the health care business. Mariana Islands a self-gov »Offers ate good for month of October only. Now a t will be requested upon check-in to The programs will be designed erning commonwealth under Oct. 23 meeting,” she said. A Q U A receive this special rale. to include pertinent areas of US sovereignty. For the past two months, RESORT CLUB • For reservations, call us at 322-1234, western medicine as well as the DRIVE CAREFULLY NMI covenant negotiators Saipan extension 711 or 712. special needs, beliefs and incli nations of the local population. have pressed the Bush Ad $ 1 , 1 0 0 . A P I 6 0 -1 1 The members of the commit ministration to name a Reg. $1,345. 2-line, Btkharoctei liquid Oystnl Display tee which will undertake the permanent special represen PUBLIC NOTICE Now Available at : BuilHn Spel Checker/Corrector stipulations of the act will come tative for the talks. In the Superior Court of the Commonwealth of the Northern 6.1KB Phrase Memory Mariana Islands I/land Bu/Ine// Zy/tem / & /Upply 31 KB Text Memoy (Upgradable to 63KB) FuHpoge Correction Memory; Max. 4000 characters I CIVIL ACTION N0.91-1034 (C N M I ¡C orporation Block Copy/Move/Delete/Print Irt Re: The Estate of W-2 Highway, Guato Ral Village GJobd Seardi/Reploce E A R L Y BIRD ¿ H a p p y b irth d a y1, JOSE F. PALACIOS, A Division of Jones & Guerrero Co., Inc. Se tectire Moil Merge Deceased. ZK ayla Chelsea\ NOTICE OF HEARING ON Classied readers make great customers because they're alert, PETITION FOR LETTERS OF YOU GET RESULTS BANKING DAW NS ADMINISTRATION informed and eager to do business. ¿ T l i c d i g NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Call to place your ads: 2 3 4 -6 3 4 1 /7 5 7 8 /9 7 9 7 that Mary Lee P. Aquino of ...in the Classifieds Marianas Variety News & Views Saipan, CNMI, has Tiled a Peti Xw e: ¿Mommy, tion in the Commonwealth of the EVERY W EEKDAY Northern Mariana Islands, Supe rior Court, to be appointed as HAPPY (Daddy and fam ily Administratrix of the Estate of Jose F. Palacios, deceased. The BIRTHDAY FOR SALE OR CHARTER I N S A I P A N . attorney of record is Wiseman and Eason, Esq., P.O. Box 404, FULLY-EQUIPPED LANDING CRAFT Saipan, MP 96950. The hearing on said petition is set on the 5th day of November, 1991 at the 56 FEET LONG, 42 GROSS TONNAGE hour of 1:30 p.m. NOW, BANKOFHAW AII OPENS AT9:00 A M REWARD Any person who has any objec tion to this Petition may file his Here's five extra hours a week to do your banking. For your convenience , FOR RETURN OF LOST SONY or her objection with the Supe w ere opening our doors an hour earlier. Every day. “HANDYCAM” VIDEO CAMERA AND VIDEO rior Court at any time before the hearing, or may appear at the Monday through Thursday, we'll be open from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m., and on TAPE time set for the hearing to present Friday from 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . item s lost last w eekend by shipping such objection pr interest in the container, across from Puerto Rico dum p, above-captioned matter. It's another example of the quality service you'll find at All creditors having claims Bank of Hawaii, Nauru Building, Susupe, near Solid B uilders against such estate are required im u B s u m n JIJt LjC/INJC/ 234-6102. $100 Rew ard for return o f tape to file the same, with the Clerk of $g}00 R ew ard for return o f cam era and Court, within sixty (60) days of VALENCIA That's what it takes to be your bank. ih the first publication of this no Total Dedication Bank of Hawaii t a p e tice. Greetings coming from To Your Satisfaction THE BANK OF THE PACIFIC® Contact: Dan High 3223421 Dated this 11 day of Oct., 1991. your family, friends fie MEMBER FDIC /s/Bcmadita A. Sablan especially from the ALL INTERESTED PARTIES, CALL-UP Deputy Clerk of Court Variety Staff 10299 — ...... V TELEPHONE NOS. 234-9083 & 84 62-М ARI ANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18, 1991 Breast Cancer Week recognized _FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 8 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 6 3 LOCAL HIRE ONLY October 27 to November 1 to more than 600 women of the special week, mammogra has been designated as “Breast which 20% of the cases have phy services will resume the T u r n a n OFFICE CLERK/TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST Cancer Awareness Week” and been determined to be abnor regular schedule of Thursday and E x p e r i e n c e Duties include preparing customs documentation, in observance of the event, the mal. The cases are being fol Friday each week in the morn ordinary night into an Division of Public Health (DPH) t " · j , correspondence, payroll reports, operation telecopier, lowed with treatment, according ing. will be providing free to a press release from the DPH. To get a free mammogram, extraordinary evening! telefax, typing, 40 hrs./week salary $3.50 - 5.50/hr. mammography services for The free services can be contact the appointments sec depending on qualifications. women 35 years and above. availed from October 26 to the tion of the DPH at234-8943 and T h e To date, the DPH has pro first from 8-11 in the morning ask for Trini Manalo or Mel Contact Personnel Dept., Dina T. Gonzales at vided mammography services and 1-3 in the afternoon. After Concepcion. ■il- T u e s d a y Michigan, Incorporated, San Antonio for appointment. O n UNITY TRADE SERVICE INC. FORD EXPtORER 4WD Tel.. 234-9555/6 P.O. BOX 703, SAIPAN, MP96950 N i g h t O u t FEATURES: l(MM8TF/5856 TEL. (670) 322-7461/7412-FAX NO. (670)322-2230 -4.0LEF1V6 ENGINE E x p l o r e r -AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION * ' VARIOUS MATERIALS FOR SALE A I ■тюнотнт (Cash Basis Only) a t t h e H y a t t -AM/FM RADIO CASSETTE/CLOCK 20% Off -CLOTH CAPTÄIN CHAIRS A d v e n t u r e 15% o ffyour total bill at these restaurants, -DELUXE TWO-TONE PAÍNT F O R R E N T Description Unit Price Description Unit Price Stainless Steel Sheet only on Tuesdays and only fo r local residents! Romex Wire 12/2 $0.31 per ft. Ga 18x4' x0· $210.0CVsht. 14# THHN Solid 0.07 per ft. 20 x 4' x 8‘ 185.00/sht. Offer good in October & November Romes Wire 10/2 0.57 per ft. 22 x 4' x 8' 175.0CVsht. OFFICE SPACES #12 THHN Solid Wire О.Юрег ft. (Please show your CNMI ID.) #10 THHN Solid Wire 0.17 per ft. G.l. Plain Sheet #6 THHN Stranded 0.42 per ft. Ga. 26 x 4* x 81 21.95/sht. MMC BLDfi. I #4 THHN Stranded 0.64 per ft. 24 x 4' x 8' 26.95/sht. FORD EXPLORER 2WD #2 THHN Stranded 1.06 per ft. 20 x 4‘ x 8' 45.35/sht. FEATURES: #1 THHN Stranded 1.39 per ft. 18 x 4' x 8‘ 49.35/sht. 2 Units of 875 sq. ft. (Second Floor) Oceana -4.0 EFI Vi ENGINE #1/0 THW Stranded 1.67 per ft. 16 X 4' x 8' 60.00/sht. #2/0 THW Stranded 1.98 per ft. -AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION MMC BLOG. II #3/0 THW Stranded 2.45 per ft. Black Iron Plate HOUSE -AIR-CONDITIONING #4/0 THW Stranded 2.96 per ft. 1/8“ X 4' x 8’ 151.80/sht. 1/4" 4' x 8' 192/sht. -AM/FM RADIO CASSETTE/CLOCK ЩШЁШШ 6 Units of 875 sq. ft. (Second Floor) PVC Conduit Pipes 3/8* X 4‘ x 8" 291.06/sht. •CLOTH CAPTAIN CHAIRS 1/2“ x Iff 2.4£Vlgh1. 1/2 X 4 X 8* 38B.0a^sh.. 3/4“ x Iff 2.70/lght. r X Iff 4.50/lght. Steel I-Beam & Channel M /4 X 10‘ 6.44/lght. Z x 4" x 8' Channe 1 78.05/lght. 1-1/2 x 10' 7.72/lght. 30 ft. long I-Beam 12.00/tt. Quality Is Job # 1 RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 2“ x 10' 10. 76/tght. 25 ft. long I-Beam 12.00/ft. A ifR H A C i 4" x 10' 33.98/Ight. Angle Bar Fina sisu (near Northern Mariana College) Welding Rod 1/8“ x 3/4“ x 18’ 10.50/!ght. 1/8" #60130 "EASY ARC“ 1/В“ X 1" x 18' 12.50/lght. MARIANAS FORD Garapan Executive Apartments (in 50 Ibs.carloon) 106.25/box 3/16“ x 1-1/2 x 18· 23.82АдЫ. 1/4“ x 2“ x 18’ 38.00/lght. Chalan Piao Executive Plaza (2 bedrooms, fully 1/4“ X 3“ X 18" 49.60/Jght. THE^INESE RESTAURANT? SALES » PAKTS & SERVICE Galvanized Pipes 1/2“ x 3-1/2 x 18‘ 102.99/lght. 2/8“ x 3* x 18' 71.75/Jghl. BEACH ROAP, GARAPAN « TEL. 2 3 4 -7 7 5 2 furnished) 1/2" X 121 10.00/lght. 3/4" x \7 12.00ЛдМ. Square Bar MY x 20‘ 15.00/lght. 3/4* x 20' 20.00/lgm. 3/8“ x 18‘ 6.13/lght. . ш a 1 For more information please contact 1-1/2“ x 12 27.25/lghl. 1/2" X 18‘ Г. .11/lght. & 1“ x20' 37.75/lght, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 1-1/4* x 20‘ 42.0Q/lght. Flat Bar (Black) Deo Manese or Ador Torres, 2nd Roor, Joeten 1-1/2“ x 20' 45.49ЛдМ. 3/16" x 3/4" x 18‘ 5.67/lght. TEPPANTiAKI 2“ x 20' 59.00/1ght. 1/4' X Г X 18‘ 11.05/lght. Saipan Equipment Service Parts Center. Tel. #234-6445 / 46 3* x 21' l50.0CVIght. 1/8" X 1-1/2“ X 18' 13.53/lght. 1-1/2" x 19' 35.00ЛдЫ. 1/4 x 1-1/2“ x 18' 15.95/lght. 2" x 19' 45.00/lght. 1/4“ x 1-3/4“ x 18' 20.24/lght. 2-1/2" x 19' 65.00ЛдМ 1/8* x 2“ X 18' 18.96/lght. INVITATION FOR BID 1/4“ x 2“ X 18' 25.00/1ght. Carrier Room Air Conditioner IFB91-ni20 6021 Ί ίω κ Μ I D inner Show ...... ! The Chief, Procurement and Supply is‘soliciting competitive sealed bids from any interested CNMI business establishment for And free entrance to Gilligari garbage and trash collection. The specifications for the garbage and trash collection are as follows: with your dinner receipt! I О Garapan aub-Station: Three (3) times pick up (Monday- ca Wednesday-Friday) SUPEF JALlfy Al № D ESIGN Koblerville Sub-Station: Three (3) times pick up (Monday- УЕТ Wednesday-Friday) < Susupe Main Station: Six (6) times pick up (Monday through îLEElСУ Al4 D S I MPLIì Saturday) COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY Pick up time should be between the hours of A.M. to 11:30 Main Office: SAIPAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT A.M. The awarded company is to provide at least one (1) or two P.O. BOX 1055 -SAIPAN- MP 96950 (2) trash containers for each station...... Phone: (670)234-8315/6/7 FAX: (670)234-5962 ADDENDUM TO REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS t a é J S k P - - Sealed proposals for InsuranccjCovcrage for ihc public airports and CarrierSaipan Quotations/bids shall clearly identify the current name and license Middle Road, Guaio Rai number appearing on the respective business license. Quotations seaports of the Commonwealth ofthe Northern Mariana Islands will be % » w w accepted at the Office of the Executive director, Commonwealth Ports Phone 234-8330/234-8337 for these services shall be based upon monthly services. Quota Authority, Saipan International Airport, P.O. Box 1055, Saipan MP Carrier's complete range tions/bids may be renegotiated on a fiscal year basis. The CNMI 96950 until 2:00 p.m., October 21, 1991, at which lime and place the ol quality room air conditioners fiscal year is from October 1 to September 30. All prices sealed proposals will be publicly opened and read rather than on 10:00 5.000 BTUH-27,500 BTUH submitted under this request shall be stable through September 30, FORD CROW N VICTORIA 4D DOR SEDAN MERCURy SAB .E 4DOOR SED/ N a.m., September 19,1991 as was previously announced. D STANDARD EATURE: STANDARD FEj\TURE Now on sale. 1992. The insurance coverage, in general, consist of property, boiler and Prices are good while stocks last middle -toad -4.6L OHC S :FI V8 ENGINE -3.8 EFI ENGIh E machinery, comprehensive general liability, automobile and crime insur -AUTOMATI : OVERDRIVE TR ANSMISSION -AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRA 4SMISSION ance. Payment shall be made upon receipt of written invoice which shall -AIR-CONDr TONING -AIR CONDITK )NING Proposal packages can be obtained at the Office of the Executive have contract number clearly identified on said invoice and shall POWER STEE RING -POWER STEEI ING director upon the nofi-refundable payment of Twenty-five and 25/100 be signed by a bonafide official of the company, as represented in -POWER LO< :k GROUP -POWER LOCK GROUP _ΗΙΚΗ I PVPI ai ΐ[ΐ|π ςνςτρλ. HIGHIFVFI ; М/ГМ ' A CCCTTC Dollars ($25.00) for each set. Any questions regarding the insurance their respective business license. proposal may be directed to the Executive Director, at the above address, TO MY CLIENTS: -6 WAY РОУ ER DRIVERS SE/ T -6 WAY POWE 1 DRIVERS SEAT or to: -LEATHER W LAPPED STEERIb G WHEEL CAN HELP All bids must be: in a sealed envelope marked IFB91-0120 -LEATHER WR/ iPPED STEERING WHEEL Mr. Michael Moody, President IRIS, LTD. submitted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement & Supply Office, 930 Indian Peak Road, Suite 202, Palos Verdes, CA 90274 DUE TO A MEDICAL EMERGENCY, PLEASE BE LEr US s 40W Ì o u н : SNAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 64-m a Our Town slated for Blue Berry week-end performance The dramatical reading of the wealth of experience and sen- Thomton WilderplayOurTown, sitivity to the theatre. Bingham is scheduled to be performed on decided upon a reading of the A LL SOUL’S DAY October25and26attheCNMI play due to the limited time the Convention Center. volunteer performers have to Serving A uthentic Rehearsals havejbeen under devote to the production, way every Tuesday and Thurs- “Rehearsals are going very 10% O F F day at the Northern Marianas well and the production is shap- lapanese ïo o o College Arts Building under the ing up wonderfully,” Bingham _ kJ --- (ON CASH ORDERS ONLY) ”— «f Dr William said. direction of Dr. William The format of- this·· * - play is dif Bingham. ferent form what is commonly Open For An NMC professor of speech, seen as the action in the produc philosophy andletters,Bingham, tion is explained by the “stage is credited for directing, produc manager” which Dick Weil per Breakfast: PLACE ORDERS EARLY ing and acting in a number of forms. JÉ 7:0 0 am - productions at his various posts A $1 donation is recom- aroundound the globe. ^ ------m 10:00am FO R BEST SELECTIO N. He brings * · — to - »1.1,this production a mended at the door. » ‘SIH:, ' A Ä V Lunch: mescsiJ f Ï O r & 10:00 am - t í 1:0 0 p m GARAPAN SHOW ROOM Dinner: 8 A M - 9 P M 7:0 0 p m - 9:00pm i % r y k ; 1 ' ' m m m — - ______I \ ¡i NM C students Jimmy Sablan and Carolyn David play the leading roles while D ic k Weil is cast as the stage manager in the perfor \ # i à V \k I % mance of Thornton Wilder's play, Our Town. r * * I f s / r f * 1? ¡S fa i ^ 1 1' ‘Ei * MICROLCO JOINT ANNIVERSARY " V ä ROSARY -G- LIC.# SELL STK# YEAR MODEL AAE-320 3.995 We, the family o f the late U-91-045 1988 COR ALLA AAD-762 1.500 ^ 0 1987 SUBARU S/WGN AAM-742 7.500 U-91-059 1988 CAMRY4DR U-'91-082 AAD-500 10,000 Serving: Japanese, American & Chinese Cuisine U-91-085 1989 MITSUBISHI JEEP AAF-159 2.500 p r e s e n t s w U-91-100 1987 MAZDA P/UP AAC-117 3.995 U-91-103 19881 SUBARU RX 4DR ABC-172 9.995 Located at Ground Floor of Blue Berry Hotel 1986 CADILLAC SEVILLE 2.500 U-91-115 AAK-172 In Garapan Tel. 934-7437/3554 I U-91-12Ï 1987 CARGO VAN AAO-454 15.000 Weekend Special U-91-I27 1990 4-RUNNER WGN. AAM-241 6.500 U-91-135 1989 CELEBRITY AAR-515 11.500 U-91-136 1990 CAMRY4DR. AAL-603 2.500 1987 SUBARU 4 DR. 18.500 U-91-140 1990 CEUCA COUPE AAS-844 F am ily Feast/ BID SOLICITATION U-91-146 AAK-380 5.500 1990 H1UJXP/UPS/B U-91-150 14.000 1990 4-RUNNER 4DR WGN. AAL-396 U-91-154 AAG-689 7.995 From 1 lam to 3pm e v e r y S a t u r d a y 8 c S u n d a y , The Mariana Islands Housing Authority is soliciting pro U-91-157 1989 CHEVY CELEBRITY AAK-128 2.995 CATHY DIAZ posals to lease and develop North Garapan Annex II prop 1988 H1LUX P/UP 4.995 JOSE MANGLONA come and enjoy our all-you-can-eat W estern U-91-161 1988 HILUX 4X4 P/UP AAK-641 erty consisting of approximately 74,000 square meters. The V-91-165 AAM-898 5.995 0N0 style buffet for only $11.95 per person*! property is centrally located in Garapan, close proximity to 1989 COROLLA WAGON 9.000 SABLAN U-91-167 AAD-924 5 years the main hotels and walking distance to Micro Beach. U-91-170 1988 CAMRY4DR AAO-85F3 6.500 10 years (kids under 12 are half price!) U-91-173 1989 HILUX P-UP AAV-968 4,300 U-91-174 1989 HILUX P-UP AAE-026 2.995 The maximum lease is for 55 years and is not affected with 1988 TERCEL 14,000 would like to invite all our relatives, friends, U-91-177 AAK-607 • volleyball Article XII of the CNMI Constitution. If you are interested, U-91-178 1990 4-RUNNER AAG-481 3.995 and neighbors to join us for the Joint Anni 1988 COROLLA 5.500 versary Rosary of our beloved parents, son, you may pick up the details of the request for proposal at U-91-179 AAE-673 • b a s e b a l l MIH A’s office in Garapan, Saipan or contact our office at U-91-181 1988 CAMRY AAH-012 5.500 daughter, brother and sister. Rosary will be U-91-182 1988 CAPRICE AAK-548 5,300 • gam es &? prizes telephone numbers 234-7689/7670/6866/9447 or fax num 1988 BUICK CENTURY 3.500 said nightly at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. ber 234-9021. u-91-184 AAD-773 • horseback riding U-91-185 1988 TERCEL AAH-668 3.500 Bert M. Sablan (Chechang) at San Vicente 1987 HILUX-P/UP 3.500 U-91-186 AAB-571 near the house of the late Mayor Gilbert C. The pre-bid conference will be held at 9:00 a.m. on October U3l-187 1987 HILUX P/UP ABC-502 8.500 U-91-188 1991 HILUX X/CAB 7.000 Ada. Commencing Saturday, Oct. 12 , 19 9 1 31, 1991. the deadline for submitting proposal is at 4:00 1988 CAMRY 4DR AAG-247 U-91-189 No Plate 12.000 at 8:00 p.m. thru Friday, Oct. 18, 1991. p.m. on January 3, 1992. U-91-190 1990 CAMRY V6 LE AAE-094 4,400 1988 CAMRY 4.500 U-91-191 1988 COROLLA WGN. AAK-232 On the final day, Saturday, Oct. 19, 1991 MIMA reserves the right to extend the deadline for submit U-91-196 AAG-661 4.000 1988 COROLLA WGN. 4.500 Rosary will be said at 12:00 noon. Mass of ting proposal or reject any or all proposal in whole or in part, U-91-199 1988 COROLLA WGN. AAG-337 or require amendments or modifications to the proposals U-91-200 AAO-101 5,395 Intention will be offered at 5:00 p.m. at San 1988 COROLLA without liability whatsoever. MIHA also reserves the right U-91-202 AAC-358 5,900 Vicente Church. Dinner will be served aftei U-91-203 1988 CELEBRITY AAH-220 4.995 to amend or supplement requirements and material, in U-91-204 1988 COROLLA AAF-843 5,195 the mass at the above residence. writing, at any time prior to the submission date. Review 1988 TERCEL *Brlng 10 or more adults and receive an additional discount! U-91-205 AAM-903 4.000 of the proposal is subject to the approval by the MIHA 1988 4X2 4.500 322-1113 U-91-206 AAM-601 KINDLY JOIM US IH OUR PRAYERS. Board of Directors. U-91-207 1988 4X2 AAE-249 4.995 1988 COROLLA AAN-003 8.995 130 9/Z7-KW-U-18-25 R-91-001 1989 CAMRY 4DR 7.995 1990 HILUX 4X4 P/UP AAS-365 The family R-91-011 AAP-771 7.995 5985 iani-15- R-91-014 1989 COROLLA 4DR AAO-756 7.500 R-91-020 1990 HILUX P/UP 66-MARIANAS VARIETY,NEWS AND VIEWS-ÉRIDAY-QCTOBER 18, 1991 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VEW S-6? Opening Sale Oct. 18th-20th (3 days) NOTICE OF SALE f \ FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT Am azing New s 10% ~ 20% OFF UNDER POWER OF SALE Every day (During Sale) Free IN DEED OF TRUST Complimentary Gift For The F o r A n g l e r s ! ! ! VICENTE G. ADRIANO AND CELINA B. ADRIANO, First 50 Costumers. on or about October 20, 1983, gave and delivered to the Door Prizes Mariana Islands Housing Authority, acting on behalf of the L a r g e S p e c ia lize d Fanners Homes Administration, United States of America, a Deed of Trust upon certain real property hereinafter F ish in g T ackle S h op described, which Deed ofTrust was recorded on October 21, 1983, under File No. 83-88 to secure payment of a Promis sory Note of the said T rustor to the Mariana Islands Housing Authority, acting on behalf of the Farmers Home Adminis OPEN tration, United States of America. The Deed of Trust and this Notice of Sale affect the property Frozen Bait hereafter described: LOT NO. 006 T 48, AND CONTAINING AN AREA OF • Horse Mackerel 931 SQUARE METERS, MORE OR LESS, AS MORE CARLOS (CALOY) L. CASTRO • Sardine PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ON DRAWING/ Daiwa Reel CADASTRAL PLAT NO 0056 T 03, THE ORIGINAL With deepest sorrow and indescribable grief for the passing Daiwa Rod • Squid OF WHICH WAS REGISTERED WITH THE LAND away of our beloved friend and valuable colleague,we, of v ' ~ • Mackerel Pike REGISTRY AS DOCUMENT NUMBER 17913, ON TRANSAMERICA, would like to reach all of his friends and Daiwa Ice Box THE 26TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1983. acquintances to join us in solemn recollection with him during Bait Daiwa Fishing Wear his last hours with us in Saipan, details following : The Trustor has defaulted on payment of the N c·«; secured by Line Daiwa Boots the Deed of Trust, and by reason of said defa ult the Mariana Islands Housing Authority issued its Notice of Default on FINAL VIEWING at the CHC chapel: Tackle Box August 29,1991. October 18, 19 9 1-Friday NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mariana Islands 6:00 p.m. up to 12:00 midnight Housing Authority will, on November 8, 1991, at 10:00 Mass will be said at 7:30 midnight a.m., at the field office of the Mariana Islands Housing A rosary would be recited at 9:00 p.m. D a i w a Authority, San Jose, Tinian, MP 96952, underpowerof sale B l u e C a b i n COMMIT TED'TO TOTAL QUALIT^ contained in the Deed of Trust, sell the above described REPATRIATION TO MANILA from CHC : T e l . 2 3 3 - 0 5 3 3 parcel oC real property at public auction to the highest October 19 ,19 9 1 - SATURDAY Beach Road . Garapan qualified bidder, to satisfy the obligations secured by said Check in at 7:00 a.m. G a r a p a n Deed of Trust. The minimum bid offer shall be not less than CO 989 $70,000.00, total amount due to FmHA loan and MIHA’s expenses. Those who wish to see him off may convene at the CHC grounds near the chapel to accompany the hearse to the The sale shall be without warranty as to the title or interest ^airport. T l i a n k Y o u ! to be conveyed or as to the property of the Deed of Trust, other than that the Mariana Islands Housing Authority is the lawful holder of such Deed of Trust. The purchase price The Refaiawasch Golf Association (RGA) extends its sincere shall be payable by cash, certified check or cashier’s check and shall be paid within 72 hours from time of sale. appreciation to the following businesses and individuals for their PARTS AND-SERVICE contribution to the first Sid K. Peter Memorial Open Golf Tournament: The Mariana Islands Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to cancel or extend the date, time Trans . Micronesiaa Motors, Inc. and place for sale of such property. Any prospective buyer Coral Ocean Point must be a person authorized by the Constitution and laws of Northern Marianas Amusement Assoc. Pete A. Tenorio & Associates, Inc. Las Vegas Discount Golf & Tennis the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands to hold L & T International Corporation Pacifica Consulting Engineers title to real property in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mr. Joaquin M. Aguon Yokohama Okadaya, Saipan Commonwealth Pacific International, Inc. Mariana Islands. Mr. George C. Duenas Comm. To Elect Jess Mafnas Ms. Rita L. Saures DATED this 2nd day of October, 1991. Mr. Luis M. Cepeda By: /s/Juan M. Sablan Mr. Heinz Hofschneider Ms. Julia S. Seman Cong. William C. Ada Executive Director Cong. Jesus Attao Ms. Felicidad Ogumoro Mr. Jesus T. Aldan (Kobre) Mariana Islands Housing Authority Cong. Diego Benavente Mike’s Manufacturing, Inc. COMMONWEALTH OF THE Sablan Group Cong. Juan S. Reyes Pauma Consulting Services NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS ) Mr. Juan S. Demapan Sablan Termite & Pest Control Mr. Juan Tenorio (Morgen) )ss. San Roque Mini Mart & Laundry Sablan Management Services Mr. Thomas C. Camacho On this 2nd day of October, 1991, before me, a Notary San Roque Shell Service Station Public in and for the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana J.C. Tenorio Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Nicanor Norita islands, personally appeared Juan M. Sablan, duly autho Mr. Mariano Taitano Ben Songsong & Sons Shelma Lynn Construction Co., Inc. rized representative for the Marian Islands Housing Au PP JTG Entertainment & Promotion Mr. Antonio M. Camacho thority, known to me as the person whose name is subscribed acific Trading Co., Ltd. ESPN Motors, Inc. Rudolpho’s to the foregoing NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER OF Mr. Crispin I. Deleon Guerrero NMI Retirement Fund JV’s Mart SALE IN DEED OF TRUST, and he acknowledged to me Crystal Palace Gift Shop that he executed the same on behalf of the Mariana islands Speaker Pedro R. Guerrero Dai-Ichi Hotel Housing Authority. Cong. Thomas Villagomez Mr. John T. San Augustine Solid-Four-Boys YCO Corporation Mogambo, Inc. Guam Insurance Adjusters IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and affixed Pacific Gardenia Hotel Tadotsu Sasipan Co., Ltd. Kim’s Repair Shop my official seal the day and year first written above. DHL Corporation Saipan Grand Hotel /s/Nieves S. Tomokane Golf Action Saipan Notary Public Ms. Anicia Q. Tomokane Town House Saipan Cattle Company, Inc. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Pacific Islands Club SALES · PARTS · SERVICE Royal Taga Beach Club, Inc. Pacifica Insurance Underwriters My Commission Expires on the 9th day of January, 1993. i H O N D A Joeten Motor Company Located North of Joeten Motors at Beach Road in Oleai Microl Corporation MTC Tel. (670) 234-8333/34 · Fax (670) 234-8335 CHRYSLER Sablan Construction Company Duty Free Shoppers Governor Larry I. Deleon Guerrero 10217 Business Hours: Mon. - Fri 8:00 am --5:00 pm ЬЯ MOTORS 10Æ8-11-18-23-11/01 Sat. 8:00 am -12:00 noon Authorized Dealer 68-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 FRIDAY-OCTOBER 18,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-69 10 CARPENTER RATES: Classified Announcement 45 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS 10 MASON 1 COOK 2 TEACHER Per one Inch column · $3.00 1 CUTTER 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - Wgh 10 PLUMBER WAITRESS, RESTAURANT Classified Display 1 MAINTEfJANCE WORKER-High school 2 TEACHER (COMPUTER) - College school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 10 PAINTER 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER-High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $912.00 Per one inch column - $3.50 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per $450.00 per month. per month. DEADLINE:For Tuesday Edition - Friday 5:00 p.m. 10 ELECTRICIAN - High School equiv., 2 hour. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $400 per 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex month. For Fiday Edition - Wednesday 12 Noon yrs. experience. Salary $2.15-$2.50 per Contact: EUROTEX (SAIPAN) INC., Caller 2 P.E. TEACHER - College grad., 2 yrs. perience. Salary $425.00 per month. hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. NOTE: If forsomereasonyouradvertlsementls incorrect, call us immediately to make Box PPP 141, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ experience. Salary $600-$750permonth. Contact: JTG Entertainments Production the necessary corrections. The Marianas Variety News & Views is responsible only 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2 yrs. 25)F/10238.______experience. Salary $450-$900per month. 10 CLASSROOM TEACHER - College dba Saipan Bowling Center, P.O. Box 29, for one Incorrect Insertion. We reserve the right to edit, refuse, reject or cancel any experience. Salary $8,000-$12,000 per Contact: MIN YOUNG CORP., Caller Box grad., 2 yrs experience. Salary $600 - Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/10309. annum. PPP 584, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25)F/ $1,000 per month. 25 SINGLE NEEDLE MACHINE OP ad at any time. 10241. Contact: TONY TORRES dba MW PC ERATOR Contact: MT. CARMEL SCHOOL, P.O. 15 MASON Gen Contractor, P.O. Box 853, Saipan, 25 OVERLOCK SEWING MACHINE Box 6, Saipan. MP 96950 (10/18)F/10185. 15 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 MP 96950 (10/18)F/5848. 1 COOK HELPER - High school grad., 2 2 CIVIL ENGINEER OPERATOR yrs. experience. Salary $1.75-$2.15 per 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 2 BARTENDER yra. experience. Salary $500 per month. 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER - High school 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school 2 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER 20 PATTERN GRADER CUTTER - High hour. experience. Salary $3.75 - $6.00 per 28 WAITRESS/WAITER,BAR 30 CARPENTERS Contact: CAO, JU ZHAO dba Jashing grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - 2 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: REYNALDO T.DELEMOS dba MANAGER hour. 3 MAINTENANCE WORKER- High school 40 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Enterprises, Co., P.O. Box 3112, Saipan hour. $8.00 per hour. 2 MECHANICAL (PLUMBING-HVAC) $2.15 per hour. Universal Developers, Inc., P.O. Box2136, 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER- High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 per experience. Salary $1.75 - $2.15 per MP 96950 (10/18JF/5911. Contact: HERMAN'S MODERN BAKERY, 1 SALES MANAGER - High school grad., Contact: DIAMANTE CORPORATION, ENGINEER Contact: UNITED INTERNATIONAL Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6044. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.45 month. hour. INC., P.O. Box 2, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 - $8.00 P.O. Box 61, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18)F/ 2 DRAFTER, CIVIL - College grad., 2 yrs. CORPORATION, P.O. Box 689, Saipan 3 SALESPERSON 2 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex 25)F/10224. per hour. per hour. experience. Salary $500 - $1,000 per Contact: PACIFICBUILDERS,INC.,P.O. MP 96950 (10/25)F/5969. 5 CARPENTER 5846. Contact: MICROPACIFIC INC.dbaHome 3 SINGER perience. Salary $2.15 - $2.75 per hour. 2GEN. MAINTENANCE REPAIRER- High month. Box 701, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/181F/ 6 MASON 5 DANCER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 5906. Contact: PANG JIN SANG SA CORPO 1 SALES SUPERVISOR - High school school equiv.. 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 ASSISTANTOFFICE MANAGER-High ImprovementCenter, Caller BoxPPP 521, 2 (STEELWORK) SUPERVISOR experience. Salary $500 per month. RATION, Caller Box PPP 324 Chalan grad., 2 yra. experience. Salary $2.50 - 1 REINFORCING STEEL WORKER-High Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25)F/5900. 2 (HVAC AIR CONDITIONER) SUPER MECHANIC school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 5 INTERIOR DESIGNER - High school 3 MASON Laulau, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18)F/5837. $4.00 per hour. Contact: LUCIA R. TIONGSON dba PLL $1,150 per month. VISOR $2,15 per hour. 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salaiy $500 - 4 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 2 AUTO MECHANIC Contact: MAMMY HOUSE, INC. dba International Trading, Caller Box AAA385, Contact: TOP ENTERPRISES SAIPAN 2 (HE) SHOP SUPERVISOR 2 ACCOUNT EXECUITVES -Coll. ge Contact: RAMONA DEJILLAS dba D S D experience. Salary $500-$900per month. $800 per month. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 4 GREEN KEEPER Mammy's Boutique, P.O. Box 2376, Saipan, MP 96950(10/18)F/5914. LTD. dba Regent Tour Express, Cosmos, 2 SUPERVISOR, PAINTING Const., P.O. Box 1881, Saipan, MP 96950 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Contàci: GREGORIO E7ANGELINA G. 6 GROUND KEEPER grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $500.- Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18)F/5833. 2 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2yrs. 2 SUPERVISOR, CARPENTER (11 /8) F/6014. Te, Caller Box PPP 260, Saipan, MP 96950 experience. Salary $500-$900permonth. RODEO dba RG Construction, P.O. Box 900. per month. 2 PRODUCTION ASSISTANT MANAGER experience. Salary $500-$800per month. 2 (MASON) SUPERVISOR - High school 8 HOUSEKEEPER-High school equiv 2 (10/18JF/5902. 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - College 3 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school 336 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18)F/ yra. experience. Salary $2 .15 -$ 3.50 Mr 2 OFFSET PRESS OPERATORS -High 1SYSTEMSCONSULTANT -High school • High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 - 1 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 - grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 - 5912. hour. school equiv. Salary: $400. per month. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4.00 per Salary $6.00 - $9.00 per hour. 1 MARKETING & ADMINISTRATIVE $5.00 per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.75 per hour. $1,000 per month. Contact: SUWASO CORPORATION dba Contact: TRINITY VENTURES, INC. dba hour. 3 MECHANIC (MAINTENANCE) - High MANAGER - College grad., 2yrs. experi $700 per month. 2 SUPERVISOR. ELECTRICIAN 1 MASON 1 PAINTER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 2 DIESELMECHANC-High school equiv., 2 GENERAL MANAGER - College grad., Coral Ocean Point Resort Club P O Box Saipan Balita, P.O. Box 2167 Saipan, MP Contact: LUIS 8 MARIE MARTINEZ dba school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary ence. Salary $900-$1,200 per month. 2 SUPERVISOR, PLUMBER 1 FINISHING CARPENTER-High school 96950 (10/18)F/5948. experienoe. Salary $2.50 per hour 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500, per 1160, Saipan, MP 96950 (1 Q/25)F/10223.' Computronix, P.O. Box 107, Saipan, MP $5.00 - $8.00 per hour. 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High 2 QUARRY SUPERVISOR. OPEN PIT - equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 Contact: SYNERGY INTERNATIONAL, 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - month. 96950 (10/18JF/5841. 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. per hour. 1 HOUSEWORKER - High school equiv., INC., Caller Box PPP 180, Saipan, MP High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Contact: JV INVESTMENT, INC. P.O. 1 AUTO MECHANIC experience. Salary $2.50 - $6.50 per $500 - $800 per month. Salary $2.15 -$5.00 per hour. Contact: VICENTE T. SALAS dba 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 96950 (11/8)F/6020. Salary $2.15 per hour. Box 2866, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18JF/ 1 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 yrs. hour. Contact: X T SE RVICE PLUS, INC., P.O. 2 CRUSHER TENDER Champ's Maintenance & Construction, 1 TIREREPAIRER-Highschoolequiv 2 Contact: DOLORES R. TUDELA, P.O. Contact: PHILIPPINE GOODS CONST., 5918. experience. Salary $400-$600permonth 85 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR - Box 137, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25)F. 2 GENERATOR TENDER, PORTABLE P.O. Box 1395, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour 5 MASON Box 305, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18JF/ Contact: GLICERIA R. PEREZ dba High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. INC., P.O. Box 165, Saipan, MP 96950 36 HE OPERATORS 18)F/5836. Contact: MAS CORPORATION, P.O Box 5908. 2 MUSICIAN, INSTRUMENTAL - High Gliceria's Enterprises, P.O. Box 2920, 6 CARPENTERS - High school equiv., 2 Salary $2.15 - $4.50 per hour. 1 OFFICE MANAGER - High school grad., (1CV25)F/10226. 2 EXPEDITER 1998, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18)F/5901 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 MASON Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18)F/5913. 5 CUTTER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500perhour. 2 AUTO PAINTER 1 WHOLESALER - High school grad., 2 Contact: ALLASIA, INC., Caller Box AAA 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 $1,000 per month. 1 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 experience. Salary $2.15 - $6.00 per Contact: CASO ENTERPRISES CORP., 6 (BATCH) PLANT OPERATOR yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $4.00 per 222, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6047. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: JAIME J. NABONG dba A J yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. hour. P.O. Box 2273, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ 2 TIRE REPAIRER hour. Contact: RAINALDO C. AGUON, P.O. Commercial Services & Ent., P.O. Box Contact: JOSELITO L. BOCAGO dba CLASSIFIED Contact:MARIANA FASHIONS, INC.dba 25)F/5970. ______2 AUTO ELECTRICIAN Contact: D.S.CORPORATION,P.O.Box 3 MASON Box 2302, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25JF/ 2645, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18)F/5923. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER-High school Sufi, Byung Ho, P.O. Box 1417, Saipan, 4 BLOCK MAKER JB's Construction Co., P£). Box 744, grad.2 yrs. experience. Salary: $400 per 3049, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25)F/5957. NEW ADS 2 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 MP 96950 (10/18)F/5843. 5962. 4 CRUSHER OPERATOR Saipan. MP 96950 (1(V2S)F/5952. 1 OFFICE MANAGER - High school grad., 2 WAITRESS, BAR - High school equiv., month. 1 (RECRUITING) MANAGER - College yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 yrs. experience. Salaqr $2.50 per hour. 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school equiv , Contact: NIDA FASHIONS INC. dba M& 1 GENE RAL MANAGER - College grad., 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 5 CARPENTER Contact: FRANCISCOS. ROSARIO, P.O. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 - 1 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 2 AUTO BODY REPAIRER 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. R Construction, Caller Box AAA 208, 2yrs.experience. Salary $1,500-$3,800 experience. Salary $1,000 per month. Contact: TAKASHI S.TAGUCHI dba Sea 5 MASON Box 216 Saipan, MP 96950 (1018)F. $8.00 per hour. yrs experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 LUBRICATION EQUIPMENT Contact: AMBROSIO CAMACHO, P.O. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6039. per month. Contact: KPMG PEAT MARWICK, Caller Cove Bar, P.O. Box 157, Saipan, MP 1 CAR BODY FENDER - High school Contact: ALIW P. SERAFICO dba Jig's Contact: MANUELT. CABRERA dba M & SERVICER 1 AIR-CON TECHNICIAN - High school Box 2877, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25IF/ 1 AS ST. GENERAL MANAGER-College Box PPP 543, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ 96950 (10/25)F/5953.______equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 Enterprises, Caller Box PPP 369, Saipan M Enterprises, P.O. Box 69, Saipan, MP 6 BLOCK MAKING MACHINE OPERA equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 5866. 1 5 CARPENTER grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000- 25)F/5979. per hour. MP 96950 (11/8)F/6017. 96950 (10/25)F/5822. TOR (BLOCK MAKER) - High school per hour. 1 PAINTER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. $3,000 per month. 1 WAITER, RESTAURANT Contact: GAUDENCIO C. MACALINAO equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - Contact: A.C. KIM CORPORATION, P.O. 2 HOUSE WORKER - High school equiv experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per 1 (WESTERN) CHEF - High school grad., 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yra. 5 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT dba Unity' Trade Service Inc., P.O. Box 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College grad., 1 (FARM) MANAGER $3.50 per hour. Box PPP 216, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ hour. 2 yrs,experience. Salary $1,000-$2,500 experience. Salary $3.00 - $5.00 per 4 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex 703, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/18)F/5845. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour’ 2 yrs. experience. Salary $6.00 - $8.00 1 ASST. (FARM) MANAGER - High school 2 WAREHOUSE WORKER - High school 18)F/5933. hour. perience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: MJJ ENTERPRISES, P 0 Box per hour. 5 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. per month. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4.00- equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - experience. Salaiy $2.15 - $3.00 per 1 ASST. MANAGER (TEXTILE DEPT.) - Contact: ARIRANG ENT. INC. dba 5 CARPENTER 242, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25)F/5978. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER-Collegegrad., 1 PASTRY CHEF - High school grad., 2 $4.00 per hour. hour. $8.00 per hour. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Arrirang Restaurant, P.O. Box 2176, 5 MASON 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 - $8.00 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 - $2,000 Contact: CONSTRUCTION ^MATERIAL 1 MUSICIAN, INSTRUMENTAL - High Contact: JIN FUH CORPORATION dba Salary $2.50 - $3.50 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25)F/5965. 5 (BUILDING) PAINTER MISCELLANEOUS per hour. 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High school equiv., per month. Rose Gift Shop, P.O. Box 355, Saipan, SUPPLY, INC. dba CMS, P.O. Box 609, school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 - $3.00 3 WAITRESS. RESTAURANT - High 1 DRESSMAKER - High school equiv., 2 5 STEEL WORKER, REINFORCING 1 BARTENDER 1 SALES MANAGER - College grad., 2 MP 96950 (10/25)F/5885. Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25)F/10220. $5.76 per hour. per hour. school equiv., f yrs. experience. Salary yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 -$2.50 per 1 BARTENDER - High school equiv., 2 3 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 yrs. yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 - $6.00 per 2 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. expe Contact: SAIPAN HOTEL CORPORA Contact: JESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO' hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 3 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experienoft. Salary $2.15 per hour. rience. Salary $2.30 per hour. hour. $2.15 - $3.75 per hour. 1 SALES MANAGER - High school grad., TION dba Hafadai Beach Hotel, P.O. Box Corporation, P.O. Box 932, Saipan, MP 2 FRONT OFFICE CLERK · High school Contact: JESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO 10 DANCER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Contact: EDUARDOP. PANGILINANdba 2 FRONT DESK CLERK 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 338, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/25)F/10233. 96950 (11/8)F/10298. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - Corporation, P.O. Box 932, Saipan, MP experience. Salary $2.25 - $3.75 per Empress Ent., P.O. Box 63, Saipan, MP 2 HOUSEKEEPING CLEANER yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 - $6.00 per month. Contact: FRANK DLG. 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