. . Poker Play: Gambling or Amusement

• Are those poker machines found in Saipan stores machines are located to remove them or face their he receives reports of illegal use, he will have the and bars illegal gambling devices that should lie possible confiscation. matter checked into. banned? He said police may seek warrants for seizure of the Of the 20 machines, 3 are in the Saipan Bowling The Department of Public Safety and attorney machines under a municipal law that defines gambling Center, according to department records. · Two each general's office think so. as "a contract between two or more persons by which are at Beach Road Market, C&C Enterprises, Royal But Leonard G. Wolf, who said his company owns they agree to play by certain rules at cards, dice or Taga Hotel, Martha's Retail Store, Garapan Super­ the 20 machines licensed on Saipan, said they are other contrivances ...." market. merely amusement devices and perfectly legal. The 1955 law provides a maximum penalty of a One machine each is at Ann's Retail Store, Morgan's He shrugs off any comparison to slot machines $100 fme or imprisonment of up to 90 days. Mini Market, Chamorro Restaurant, Ann's Enterprise which are illegal in Saipan, but legal in Tinian. "We are aware," Price said, "that a printed form and Laundromat, Oub Imperial, Round 2 Bar, Stardust "They don't pay out and they don't have handles," exists which purports to justify the reimbursement of Night Oub. he said. money on grounds of a mechanical malfunction. These The only time that a player receives money is when printed forms obviously were distributed by someone." Wolf said that he brought the machines to Saipan the machine malfunctions, he said. According to records in the Department of Com- last April and that he shares their profits with the But there have been reports of frequent "break­ · merce and Labor, $20 a year licenses were issued to owners of the premises on a 50-50 basis. downs" and subsequent cash payoffs by owners of the L& W Amusement for 20 machines. He said poker machines are found in many of th stores of bars where the machines have been placed. Joe C. Ayuyu, the department's acting director, said Western states on the mainland such as Washington, According to an investigation by detectives, the he had talked to Wolf and was told the machines were Oregon, northern California, Idaho and Nevada. winning player merely signs a printed form which for amusement only and did not pay off except in case Last year voters in the Commonwealth over­ states that the machine malfunctioned and that the of malfunction. whelmingly rejected a law which would have permitte owner paid the player for unused games. casino gambling, including slot machines, in Saipan Glenn Price, head of the attorney general's criminal "If there is no money paid, and it's just for amuse­ There are no slot machines in Saipan, but about 10 are division, warned owners of premises where the ment, I'm not concerned," Ayuyu said, adding that if in Tinian.

Job Chief Accused of Improper Acts

Luis Camacho, who is regulations prohibiting nepo serving as interim personnel tism. management officer, James E. Sinding, counse authorized three raises for for the governor and the himself in a single day, personnel office, said Camacho including one for a job that had relied on the advice of his does not exist, according to staff and apparently was given testimony in Commonwealth bad information. He said that Trial Court. he would spend more time He also obtained a job as checking on the legality of personnel specialist for his future personnel actions. brother-in-law, and approved (Cont. on Page 12) the hiring of another man who went to work for his uncle, in violation of anti-nepotism regulations, the testimony Judge Stops revealed. At the end of the hearing Checks For Wednesday, Chief Judge Robert Hefner announced that he was "disturbed" by what he Rota Aides had heard and would put his fmdings in writing. But he also Chief Judge Robert A. denied a motion for an Hefner of the Commonwealth WOW, WHEELIES - What's a parade without some stunts? Certainly the crowd that attended the UN injunction sought by Jesus P. Trial Court Thursday blocked Day Parade last Friday got its show from this and other entries. Mafnas, who was ousted as further pay for the seven acting personnel officer by an resident department heads on executive order signed by Rota. Gov. Camacho. Hundreds Visit Hospital The seven had been rejected Mafnas' attorney, Randall by the Rota delegation in Fennell, had sought his re­ July and August but had re­ instatement while he appeals mained on the job. Flu Bug Stings Saipan Hefner's decision upholding 'There is no doubt in my the legality of the executive A flu outbreak that has similar complaints during the to the Center for Disease order. Fennell said he will mind of a violation. . . it is a subterfuge. . . and circumven­ affected hundreds of persons past two weeks. Control in Atlanta, GA, and now seek a stay from Federal tion of the constitution," ~ on Saipan has reached 'They all have the same that by that time results would Judge Alfred Laureta .. Hefner said in granting the ~ epidemic proportions, symptoms, so we assume it's be available from the main­ "I hope this is not just the according to a physician at injunction asked by attorney ,6_ the same disease," Dr. Ebert land and Guam. tip of an iceberg," Hefner said (/) Dr. Torres Hospital. Ramon G. Villagomez who said. She said the flu starts with following the testimony during j Dr. Christine Ebert, a filed the suit on behalf of the She said that hospital an abrupt high fever , 102-103 which Camacho conceded that a.. pediatrician, said that an Rota delegation. officials do not know what for adults, and 104-105 for he had approved raises for average of about 100 persons 2 strain of flu it is since it would children ; runny nose, cough, himself and authorized the The judge said, "they have no right to the positions and J a day, both children and take about three months to get loss of appetite, headache and hiring of the two persons in __, adults, have been seen with ______no right to take the money." results from blood samples sent .. (Con~. on Page 12) violation of civil service Page 2 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS - October 31, 1980 Bill Favors Fishing Pact FSM Congress Release Senator Peter Christian of severe water pollution, Senator Islanders Test Ponape to appropriate $20,000 Christian told members of the PONAPE - A resolution to to provide emergency water Congress. approve the international distribution in Nett Munici­ A second bill introduced 'Coming Home' fisheries agreement between pality, Ponape State. Land­ was C.B. 1-315, by Senator the FSM Micronesian Mari­ slides into main water source Hirosi Ismael of Kosrae by time Authority and the in the municipality - the request, to provide for immi­ Micronesian News Service Oct. 3 following two round­ American Tunaboat Associa­ Kamar River - has resulted in gration control in the FSM. trip shuttles between Ujelang tion, and the FSM Micronesian SAIP AN - All of the and Enewetak aboard the Maritime Authority and similar Enewetak people living at Micro Chief. Speeches at the authorities of Palau and the Ujelang atoll have returned ceremony, in thanks and Marshall Islands was intro­ to their atoll as part of an commemoration of the festive duced in the FSM Congress. Nan Madol Study experimental three-month occasion, were delivered by The resolution, sponsored ''homecoming". lroij Joannes Peter, lroij by Senator Sasao Gouland and Micronesian News Service of the selected islets, collection Because trees planted as Binton Abraham, Magistrate Floor Leader Luke Tman, of artifacts, and preliminary part of the extensive program John Abraham, Chief Secretary would in effect approve SAIPAN - The U.S. Heri­ excavations to collect material will not bear fruit for several of the Marshall Islands Govern­ granting rights in the FSM tage Conservation and Re­ for radiocarbon dating. years, individual families will ment Oscar De Brum, and high fishery zone to the American creation Service recently Nan Madol, Micronesia's use this opportunity to commissioner's representative, Tunaboat Association and ap­ awarded the Trust Territory most spectacular archeological determine whether to live in Scott Stege. prove an agreement between a $19,618 grant for phase site, consists of numerous the 116 homes constructed the three Micronesian Authori­ II development of the famous basalt structures built atop on the islands of Medren, The following week, on Kill ties as to administration of the stone ruins of Nan Madol in artificially islets on the reef Enewetak and Japtan and island, the Bikini people hosted agreement. The resolution has Ponape State. in Madolenilunw Harbor. The subsist on imported food Deputy Assistant Secretary of been referred to the Com­ According to historic ruins are believed to have been obtained through the Trust Interior Gordon Law and mittee on Resources and preservation officer Scott constructed about 800 years Territory, or return to Deputy Assistant Secretary of Development. Russell, the funds will be ago by the Saudeleurs and Ujelang atoll until later. Energy Hal Hollister and a Other measures introduced used to conduct further served as the political and cere­ A thanksgiving ceremony delegation of scientists and ad­ in the Congress on Oct. 22 archeological research monial center of Ponape until was held at Enewetak on ministrative officials. were: C.B. 1-134 sponsored by including detailed mapping l 700's.

1980 Funds OKd For Traffic WINSTON Safety Programs

SALEM The CNMI Office of High­ way Safety has received a grant of $645,000 from the U.S. CHRISTMAS National Highway Traffic Safety Administration • for fiscal year 1981, according to Gov. Camacho. SWEEPSTAKES Programs planned include police traffic services on the islands of Tinian, Rota and Saipan. The three islands will also be connected with Grand Prize an emergency medical services communications link-up and 4 days for 2 in Tokyo, emergency response personnel will be trained. In addition, Japan Via Air Micronesia a prosecutor will be hired to PLUS ¥100,000for spending. handle traffic offenses. According to Director of Public Safety Jose M. Sablan, a special police driving-while­ Plus thousands of dollars in prizes: impaired (D.W.I.) squad will * 2 Sweepstake tickets Washer and Dryer, Complete Living Room and Bedroom Sets, Dinette be created which will con­ for 5 packs of any centrate on drunk drivers. RJR Menthol Brand. Set, Color Television, Motorcycle, AM/ FM Cassette Players. Bill Hanna, the local highway safety coordinator, Enter today and often as you wish. also said that Marianas High .. Entry forms are available at your School will soon offer a driver KING

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eCONTINENTAL WINSTON KING 16rm1 1.ir 1 1mg rnco11m: AIR MICRONESIAOO: SALEM KING 15mg tar. I 1mg n1co11n.- October 31, 1980 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS - Page 3 Crackdown Ordered on Travel, Overtime

A ceiling on the number of He said there have been not permitting trips beyond random calls," he said, "to find saving practices that will be government employees, some abuses in overtime pay Guam if the conference is for out why someone has to travel instituted include making each combined with a crackdown on such as persons receiving less than five days. to, say, Nebraska to review department or agency pay for excess overtime, travel and premium wages even though He said the government cost federal regulations." He added its power and water, control of educational leave is expected they did not work a full 40- for travel last year was $2.5 that the NMI usually has to accepting collect long dfflallce to trim about $2 million a hour week. million, including for pay for the trips even though telephone calls, and restricting year from operations. This was done, he employees of federal agencies. the people's salaries come from airplane travel to economy That was the estimate by explained, through a loophole "There have been a number federal grants. class unless the employee pays Manny A. Sablan, planning in the Civil Service regulations of complaints that some people Sablan said the new regula­ the difference for upgraded and budget affairs officer who that keeps an employee on pay travel too much and are not tions also will limit paid travel. status although he is taking here to make the decisions educational leave to one year. laid down a number of He said that an interim 1 directives to department heads days off by using his annual Sablan said. He added that He said presently 34 manpower ceiling has been and activity head, in a memo leave. The worker might put acting Gov. Francisco C. Ada employees, representing about established for the dated Oct. 21. in several hours overtime on has been taking a very hard $200,000 in payroll cost, are departments, based on their He said he hopea to be able Monday, then take Tuesday look at some of the travel on such duty programs. staffing as of Sept. 30. to trim the overtime and travel and Wednesday off on annual requests and has turned some He said while these and Fulltime positions vacated costs by about SO% through leave, and then accumulate of them dowl1 as unnecessary. other regulations apply only to after that time are to be more stringent mollitoring and several more hours overtime on Sablan said his office will executive department filled on a temporary basis not making the department Thursday and Friday, he said. monitor the necessity of some e!llployees, he hopes that to exceed one year. directors respol11ible for the Other employees have col­ of these trips and who initiates the Legislature will make He said of the 1,700 NMI authorizations. lected overtime by working for them, the employee or an similar rules for its jobs, 1,400 are paid by Sablan said that $1.4 l'nore than one government agency. personnel to hold down costs. covenant funds and the rest million or 14% of last year's department". Sablan said these "We11 have someone make Sablan said that other cost- from federal grants. $10 million payroll was spent practices will be stopped by for overtime wage,. not granting annual leaves "We would potentially hire when used for schemes to 100 persons at $10,000 a year collect unearned overtime, and Airport Funds Received for that," he said, adding that by checking the overtime recruitments can be made for charges to several accounts. The Federal Aviation Ad­ Saipan Intemational Airport. it will improve airport safety departments wheie there are The directives also lay down ministration has awarded The money is to be used for by speeding up drainage of ' deficiencies such as for nurses new restrictions on travel such $316,572 to the Mariana grooving the runway. Once the water. or teachers. as requiring advance notice and Islands Airport Authority for grooving work is completed

New Permit Program The Board of Directors Starts for Coast Zone Management & Staff

Beginning this Saturday, of the the Coastal Resource Manage­ ment Office (CRM) will implement its permit program designed to protect natural resources and to encourage inuk nf ~unm orderly development. The permits will be required cordially invites for proposed projects that would be located within Areas of Particular Concerne (APCs) the people of Saipan or outside such areas but determined to be a Major Siting. For Saipan, Tinian and to attend the Rota there are four APCs. These are for shoreline (the area between the mean high water mark and 150 feet inland); wetland and man­ Dedication Ceremony groves; the lagoon and reef (from the mean high water mark to the outer slope of the reef) and the port and industrial area. of their Saipan Branch in Susupe Major Siting is a term given to any proposed project that has the potential to (old Bank of America Branch) directly and significantly affect coastal waters. The permit applications may be obtained at the CRM on Monday, November 3, 1980 office in the Nauru Building, If a decision is not made in 60 days, a permit regulations auto­ ...... _. at 9:30 A.M. / maticall¥.grant the pennit. "' FOR ·SALE Refreshments FORD MAVERICK, 1975, newly painted, airconditioned and in good shape. $1,500 or best offer. can be seen at YOUNIS ART STUDIO or call 6341. Page 4 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS - October 31, 1980

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A new communications era has begun for Saipan I mas nuebo na sisteman communicasion esta ma establese and the Northern Marianas. Saipan. I ceremonias para mababana este na sistema ni gaige Sunday, November 2 marks the dedication of the Susupe, giya Susupe para uma kondukta gi mamamaila na Damengo, Saipan earth station and the beginning of high quality Novembre dia 2. international voice, telex and video communications via satellite. Este na sisteman communicasion ni mana posible ginen in COMSAT sempre uhatsa i kualidad telefon para maseha amano The new satellite service directly links Saipan with Hawaii, gi tano, setbision telex yan programan television ginen ayo i mafa Guam, the U.S. Mainland and Japan, with direct transit service nanaan satellite. to the world. Ginen i cooperasion i Micronesian Telecommunications Corpora­ In cooperation with the Micronesian Telecommunications tion, este na fasilidad sempre hu prebeniye i mas angokuyon na Corporation, the satellite facility provides high quality, and sisteman communicasion para maseha amano gi tano ya este na reliable international communications to put you and your sistema sempre mas man ihot hit yan i bisinuta siha islas guine gi neighbors, in the Pacific and all over the globe just a quick halom iya Pacifico. and easy phone call away. I COMSAT sumen magof nu este na appottunidad i para bu setbe COMSAT welcomes the opportunity to serve you as you link hit kabales gi bandan communicasion ni para hu falofan ginen i to the world ... via satellite. satellite. Si Yuus Maase.

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Letters To Editor

DealilEditor: · . leaders) and want to personally thank you for exempting the Commonweal Mr. Ramon G. Villagomez is "extremely disturbed" by the House action in pass­ from the provisions of Section 601 with respect to source income." ing legislation to repeal only Chapter II of Public Law 1-30 because he doesn't 3. House Bill 163, HDl states in Section l "effective December 31, 1981, Sectio know what he ¥alking about or he is purposefully misrepresenting the facts in the 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Chapter II of Commonwealth Public Law 1-30 are hereby controvers/.fo further his own political ambitions. repealed in their entirety." For Villagomez to say that the House desires the Commonwealth taxpayers to 4. The Governor went on record that he would approve the House bill but not the pay double taxes is preposterous. The House members, collectively or individually, Senate version because "I will not be a party to any action that would abolish have never said anything to that effect. Mr. Villagomez is lying, period. the tax foundation (without a substitute) of our infant government and put the The House ~ good reasons for not agreeing to repeal the entire Public Law well-being of our people in jeopardy (and) it is my duty to insure the stabilitv 1-30. First, US Public Law 96-205 does not require repealing the entire law but of the next government and to maintain good relations with US Congress." · only Sections 1-5 of Chapter II of the law. Second, to repeal the law effective 5. In a cable to the Legislature September 23, Reps. Burton, Robert Lagomarsino December 31, 1981, as proyosed by the Senate, is putting the cart before the horse. and Ron Classen of the US House Subcommittee on National Parks and Insular Chapter • ,of the law genet"ates about $5 million now used to provide governmental Affairs states that House Bill 163, HDl "conforms with our agreement per services to the public. For the Legislature to repeal Chapter I of PL 1-30 now with­ numerous discussions with NMI principals and with requirements of US PL out a replacement is sheer irresponsibility. 96-205. With September 30 deadline looming, we urge you to act on bill as The House made its position clear to the Senate and the Saipan Chamber of passed by NMI House if NMI government still seeks 1981 exemption." Commerce - Chapter I will be repeal~d as soon as a new tax system, talcing into 6. The Senate chose to ignore the advice from the Governor and the US Congress. consideration revenue shortfalls expected to occur when the federal taxes become Instead the Senate amended the House bill to read "Effective midnight on effective January 1, 1982, is enacted.into law. December 31, 1981, Public Law 1-30 is repealed in its entirety." (In addition, As far as double taxation is conc~med that is a phony issue. The net effect of the Senate added 4 sections establishing a local Advisory Commission on the Legislature's failure to repeal Chapter II of P.L. 1-30 is zero. Public Law 1-30 Revenu~ and Taxation which the House, in a sincere effort at compromise, ap­ is still the applicable tax law in the Commonwealth because the Legislature did not proved ID a separate bill.) If the taxpayers, as Villagomez claims, are being repeal the rebate provisions of Public Law 1-30. The Northern Marianas will still punished the punishment is being meted out by the Senate. rebate all federal taxes to the tax payers as has been the case for the last 2 years. There might be disagreement between the Federal government and the Common­ This mess could have been avoided in the first place if the First Legislature ha wealth on how rebating taxes should be accomplished but the net effect, if Mr. listened to reason and not passed PL 1-30 over the Governor's advice. Like man} Villagomez knows his law, is that the status quo remains - that is, we will be sub- of the ill-<:onceived and ill-formulated laws passed by the First Legislature PL 1-3 jected to single taxation only. · is now coming to haunt our people. ' There is, however, a possibility that the Federal government, might disagree with The House was reluctant to pass House Bill 163, HDl because of our g,eat the rebate method authorized by Public Law 1-30 and take the Northern Marianas concern over the preservation of the sovereignty and integrity of the Common­ to court. Should that be the case and the Northern Marianas loses, we can always wealth and a general unwillingness to allow the U.S. to dictate what local laws reenact a tax rebate method in compliance with the Covenant. should be repealed. We did so to honor a commitment made partly by th But if there were going to be double taxation, it is not because of the House President of the Senate, his Legal Counsel and other members of First Legislator action but because of the Senate's refusal to pass House Bill No. 163, HDl. So that to US Congress. The House members, including Republicans, quite frankly don't the facts may speak for themselves, let me quote what is in question: understand why the House is being blamed by Villagomez when clearly it is the Senate at fault. 1. US Public Law 96-205, in accordance with a previous agreement between US Congress and the Northern Marianas, states that local taxpayers will be exempt , The distortions and misrepresentations of Mr. Villagomez in trying to blame the House for the Senate's failure to honor its own commitment to repeal Chapter from federal taxes ''provided that the Secretary (of the Treasury) receives of P..:L. l:_30 to comply with US. P.L. 96-205 causes me to question hiD written notice from the Governor of the Northern Marianas not later than credibility, competence and motivation. Is Villagomez writing on behalf of September 30, 1980 that Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Chapter II of Public Law Mr. his kepublican clients in the Senate? Is he beginning a personal political campaign? 1-30 or its successor, have been repealed in their entirety, effective December Is he just trying to regain the business as the Republican's No. I lawyer? 31, 1981." The Senate leadership and the Senate Legal Counsel assisted the U.S. Congress committee in drafting this specific language. Why didn't they insist on repealing P.L. 1-30 in its entirety if they had a good reason? Sincerely, 2. In an August 5 letter to Rep. Burton, Senate President Tenorio stated: "I Joaquin I.Pangelinan heartily endorse the agreement which was reached (between Congress and NMI Speaker

SA VS NO POLITICAL PRESSURE >>.i

Dear Mr. Editor: Several members of the Republican Party have approached me and inquired as to why my immeqi.ate supe'i.,isor, Mr. Glenn David Price, assistant attorney general, chief criminill div1sion, dismissed Commonwealth vs. Manases S. Borja. After giving them some of the major reasons, these persons still had the notion that this case was dismissed because of political pressure from the governor's office. Let it be known throughout the Commonwealth that Borja's case was not dis­ missed because of political ·consideration, but rather through careful analysis of the office of the attorney general for the Commonwealth is governed by ethical considerations and there is no room for political games. In fact, I am happy to say that Mr. Price is the best prosecutor that we have had; and thus far I have not seen decisions being made by him that are based on personal reasons. No person in the Commonwealth, including the governor, any legislator or judge, can tell us what cases to prosecute or not to prosecu~e. If the evidence is intact and if public policy so requires - we will not hesitate to prosecute any person in the Commonwealth, including prominent political figures.

Si Yous Maase, Alexandro Cruz Castro Assistant Attorney General Criminal Division

~arianas CVarietr

World famous BfG ·oodrich UN Day Radial TI A Tires Winners Available at J oeten Motors Announced Tel: 7260, 6820 Beach Road, Okai Raymond Tudela of San Vicente won the $50 first prize in a UN Day poster contest, according to Lupe Sablan, chairwoman. Second prizes of $25 each were awarded to Victorial Dela Cruz Cabrera, Frank Dela Cruz and Juan Tomokane. Melvin Boyer Sablan and Frank Tomokane won honor­ able mentions. In the essay contest D. Guerrero of Box 516 won for entrants over 18, and Hector Venus for those under 18. In the float contest, the Marianas High School Antigo Club won $200 first place; lmlFGoodrich Filipino Association, second place, and Saipan Community School, third.

VARIETY. IT'S THE SPICE OF LIFE AVAILABLE FRIDAYS WHEREVER YOU SHOP White Heads A Chance for the Handicapped Retirement through Vocational Rehabilitation Board The Trustees of the Northern Marianas Govern­ SERVICES INCLUDED, ment Retirement Board elected BUT NOT LIMITED TO: Michael A. White as chairman and Manuel Q. Sablan as vice­ Counselino- and Guidance chairman. Physical Aids Job Training Guillermo Borja, Luis Limes Job placement & follow-up and White were selected to serve four-year terms. Dimas Hocog will serve a three-year term and Manuel Q. Sablan a two-year term. The remaining terms of three years and two years are reserved for the two members of the Board of Trustees yet to be appointed.

Workshop

A Christmas decoration workshop will be given by the Arts Council beginning Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. If you know of any individual "'/handi<'apping conditions in the Ferreira Building. There will be five classes help us identify them by calling 6538. offered by five different teachers. The fee is $2 each. Carole Mercer will DIVISION teach the first class on OF Christmas cards. VOCATIONAL Table Tennis REHABILITATION s·ERVICES Play Slated The Division of Sports and Recreation will sponsor an individual table tennis league DR. TORRES* * *HOSPITAL"· in November. Players are asked to sign up at the COIVMONWEALTH OF !HE NORTHERN department of Community MARIANA ISLANDS and Cultural Affairs office no later lfriday,Nov.7. For SAIPAN, CM 96950 more information contact Joe Sanchez at telephone numhers 9722 or 9411. October 31, 1980 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS - Pa2e Bank Changes Hands This Weekend Juan S. Sanchez didn't a branch operation on Tinian Japanese tourists visiting Edward Baer, the Bank of title is a~istant vice preside exactly walk into unknown on Thursdays. Saipan. America manager during the and manager, will be aided 1 * territory when he arrived in "There will be no curtail­ past year, will be reassigned by Karl Reyes, ~istant vi Saipan to take charge of the ment of services," he said, He and his wife, Gertrudes, his bank's Manila regional president and operatio Bank of America for its new "and in the future we will see have seven children and 10 office. manager, and Mecre owners. what additional services the grandchildren, all living in Tomokane, a~istant operatio He had been here a decade community needs." Guam. Sanchez, whose fonnaJ manager. earlier to move the small bank agency from its Chalan Kanoa quarters to its present site in REGIONAL UNITY SOUGHT Joeten Center. At that time Sanchez was working for the Bank of CaD1acho At Pacific Conferen . America, hM employers for 30 years until he retired last July Gov. Carlos S. Camacho Pacific Conference, Noel Northern Mariana Islands, th 31. was ·among government re­ Levi, minister of Foreign Federated States of Micronesw And on the following day presentatives from over 25 Affairs and Trade of PNG, the Marshall Islands, the Coo he went to wodc for the Bank Pacific and metropolitan advocated a political alliance Islands and the Niue to becom of Guam which this Saturday countries who gathered in of the South Pacific Com­ full participating members. assumes operationa of the Bank Port Moresby on Oct. 18 to mission countries to speak with of America branches in Saipan, hear the Prime Minister of a unified voice on issue~ of Camacho ~as invited to ti: Majuro and Truk. The two­ Papua New Guinea, Sir Julius regional concern, in the South Pacific Conference t branch Guam bank with assets Juan S. Sanchez Chan officially open the 20th development of the Pacific fonnally introduce tt. of about $6S million recently South Pacific Conference. region. Commonwealth to the Co1 bought the three branches He said no decision has The prime minister's speech The Secretary-General of ference and to present h from the la,aest privately been made yet as to whether reflected the current problem the South Pacific Commission, government's goals an owned bank in the world with the Saipan branch will handle of regional cooperation and Young Vivian, spoke about the objectives, the current statu; assets of $100.7 billion. The the food stamp issuance as stressed the need for more problems that remain unsolved the role in the Pacific Form Bank ef Gu.1111 paid $2.6 does the bank in Guam. commitment to the cause of in the South Pacific. and the world. million . for its acquisitions, Sanchez was head of the cooperation and less selfish­ On October 20, the South "It is an ideal opportunit Sanchez uid. consumer loans at the Bank of ness by member countries in Pacific started its working for discussion of wide rangin The new manager actually America's Agana branch when pooling their resources for the session. An amendment to the mutual problems and how a 1 started bis career with he retired, and had held benefit of the South Pacific rules of procedure was adopted countries can wodc jointly an, aoother Bank of Guam in 194 7 positions as branch manager region. unanimously, allowing the cooperatively," the govern as a cledc. That ltank, although and assistant loan chief before The chairman of the South Commonwealth of the stated. it had the ante name as the that. present one, was owned by He also had served as branch the government which then manager of the Saipan bank Land Negotiations Favored administered Guam. In 1950 from 1965-1970 when the A House of Representatives exercise its option under the option, renewable for anothe it was bought by the Bank of regular manager went on resolution ' requests the covenant. 50 years, for payment fo America. vacation. Marianas Public Land Corpor­ The United States may approximately $26 million ir The present Bank of Guam Sanchez, 56, was born in ation to begin negotiations exercise its 50-year current value. was incorporated in 1972. Guam and during World War II with Tinian property owners Sanchez said all the was one of 25 youths whose land is located within employees except the manager representing the villages being the area that may be used for Theater Needs Directors will be retained by the new trained as interpreters for military purposes. Persons with directing the group which has about 2. owners, as will all services now elementary schools by the The resolution introduced experience are being sought members, said he may bi offered, including a branch Japanese. He said he is busy by Rep. James M. Mendiola for a program of one-act contacted at 7220 at home o operation on Capitol Hill brushing up on the Japanese said that 39 land owners and plays by the Saipan at 6618 at work. He said tht­ every government pay day and language because of the many 6 pending homesteads are Community Theater. theater hopes to present it within the area subject to the opening program at one-ac right of the U.S. government to David Cahn, president of plays in about two months. OPEN Every Day r.:======-· For Lunch & Dinn er ! Our Restaurant JOSEPH V. CHA.RYK full service• ts • President and Chief Executive Officer COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORPORATION available for cordially invites parties & special THE PUBLIC OF SAIPAN cermomes,• to an inaugural ceremony on the occasion of the birthdays, Establishment of Commercial christening, Satellite Communications Service wedding etc ... to Saipan · at one o'clock For RESERVATIONS CALL Tell. 7384 on Sunday afternoon HONG KONG the second of November Nineteen hundred and eighty CHINESE TT~ Susupe Earth Station RESTAURANT Susupe, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands

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Help Wanted

1 LIVE-IN-MAID - $160.00 INVITATION TO BID per month. Housekeeping and Help Wanted The Director's Office will receive sealed bids for the construc­ care of a 3-month infant; high tion of Rota One (1) Million Gallon Water Tank and Access achool graduate plus 2 years Road, Rota, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. ONE (1) CERTIFIED COOK experience or specialized Bids in duplicate will be accepted until 2:00 P.M., local time, Must have five (5) years experience catering in Restaurants training. * November 14, 1980 at which time and place the bids will be Write: Donna Dye, Box 502, and Hotel. publicly opened and read aloud. A bond of 10% of the total * Must have complete knowledge of Japanese, Western and CHRB, Saipan, CM 96950. bid price must accompany the bid. This security may be a Chinese Food. certified check, cashier's check or bid bond, made payable to ··········••********** * Must be able to speak, read and write Japanese. 2 BODY FENDER, WELDER the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Duties: with a notation on the face of the check: ''Credit Account No. - At least five years exp. * Assist Chief Cook in promoting Japanese, Western and 2 MECHANICS - At least five N6089000". Chinese Food and other related work. The Contractor is required to submit with his bid proposal, a years experience. * Work Schedule - Monday to Saturday 1 UPHOLSTERER - 2 years copy of his Business Permit as a compliance with the 11 :30 am to 14:00 pm and Contractor's registration and Licensing Laws of the Common­ experience. 18:00 pm to 23:00 pm. 2 PAINTERS - 2 years exp. wealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. * Salary: $300.00 a month. A non-refundable payment of $50.00 is required for each set of Salary: $1.35 per hour. ONE (1) WAITRESS Contact: AJAECA IRON plans and specifications available on or after November 3, 1980 * Must have five (5) years experience as a waitress. at the Technical Services Division, Department of Public Works, WORKS & AUTO REPAIR * Must be able to speak, read and write Japanese. SHOP or Mr. Jose Camacho Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Pre­ * Work Schedule - Mon. to Sat. - 11 :30AM/14:00PM and bid conference for this project is scheduled at 2:00 P.M., local at Chalan llanoa, Dist. 3. 18:00PM to 23:00 PM. ·········*************** time, November 7, 1980 at the same office. Duties: All bid documents shall be the sole property of Government of 1 PROJECT MANAGER: * To serve customers, collect payments and does other related the Northern Mariana Islands. - Must have at least 8 years work. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and waive any experience in Building Engi­ ONE (1) CHIEF COOK imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the Govern­ neer, 6 years experience in Must have complete knowledge of Japanese, Western and * ment. Construction Management, Chinese Food. Bachelor of Art in Architect, * Must have certificate and five ( 5) years experience or better. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Good Personality , can speak Duties: COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN & write both English and Responsible for over-all management of kitchen. * MARIANA ISLANDS Japanese and must be Work Schedule - Mon. to Sat. - 11 :30AM/14:00PM and * SAIPAN, CM 96950 licensed Engineer in U.S. or 18:00PM to 23:00PM. Japan. Salary : $1 ,SO 1.00 * Salary: $350.00 a month. per month. Contact Mr. V.D. Sablan at Telephone No. 6602 extension 121 Contact: S.C. CORPORATION for appointment or send resume to P.O. Box 635, Saipan, CM Request For Proposal OF MICRONESIA, Telephone 96950. Nos. 9418/19. ************************ The Mariana Islands Airport Authority is soliciting proposals for the operation of a Restaurant/Snack Bar Concession at the MECHANIC - Proven experi­ new Terminal Building at Rota International Airport, Rota, ence in maintaining outboard Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. engines nece~ary. Monday - Help Wanted Copies of the Instructions to Bidders, Proposal Form, Quali­ Saturday inclusive. Salary: fication Form, and Form of Lease Agreement are available to ONE AGRICULTURIST - Graduate from Agriculture & $400 per month. interested persons or firms at the following locations: MANAGING DIRECTOR - 8 Farming school, knows farm development and planting experi­ ments. At least two years working experience. Salary begins at years experience in Tourist Office of the Executive Director $1.50 per hour. Housing is available. Industry; at least 7 years Mariana Islands Airport Authority Apply: YOUNIS FARM PLANTATION, P.O. Box 231, Saipan experience in Accounting and P.O. Box 1055 CM 96950. Bookkeeping required. Monday Saipan, CM 96950 - Saturday inclusive. Salary: $1200 per month. Mr. Fidel Mendiola GENERAL MANAGER-Must Airport Superintendent have proven experience to Job Announcement Rota International Airport handle operations of company; P.O. Box 561 at least 10 years experience Rota, CM 96951 in managerial position; CIVIL ENGINEER - Must have a degree in civil engineering. Monday . Saturday inclusive. Two years experience in field work. Salary: $450.00 per Copies of the foregoing documents will be sent by mail upon Salary: $2100 per month. month. request, to those persons or firms enclosing with such request an Send full details and resume ONE PLUMBER - High school graduate with two years experi­ addressed 8" x 4" envelope with $3.50 postage prepaid thereon. to: SORAC, P.O. BOX 601, ence in plumbing works. Salary: $1.35 per hour. Bid proposals will be received by the Airport Authority until SAIPAN, CM 96950. ONE ELECTRICIAN - High school graduate with two years experience in electrical works. Salary: $1.35 per hour. 2:00 p.m., local time, on November 10, 1980. ************************ TWO CARPENTERS - High school graduate with two years This Notice does not' in any limit the application of the terms l ELECTRICAL ENGINEER­ experience in. carpentry works. Salary: $1.35 per hour. and conditions set forth in the aforesaid bid documents or any of them and in the event of any inconsistencies or variances, the ING - Must have a degree and TWO MASONS - High school graduate with two years experi­ at least five ( 5) years experi­ ence in masonry works. Salary: $1.35 per hour. latter shall be controlling as to all matters. ence in this field . Must be EXPEDITER - Two years in college with two years experi­ -DATED, this 8th day of October, 1980: able to read/write Japanese. ence in expediting materials. Must know how to drive. J.M. GUERRERO Duties are to supervise/plans Salary: $1.35 per hour. Contracting Officer overall maintenance . work. Contact: Mariana Islands Airport Authority Salary based on experience. 20TH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Apply: PACIFIC DAIKEN, P.O. Box 964, Saipan, CM 96950 CO., LTD:, P.O. Box 1042, Saipan, CM 96950, Telephone No.6142. Announcement Position Available ************************* The Northern Mariana Islands Retirement Fund is 2 CARPENTERS; 2 MASONS: Minimum 2 years experience as INSPECTOR of color prints and soliciting proposals for retainer as counsel to the Fund. At least five (5) years as CASHIER. 40 hours per week. Salary starts at $1.35 per Interested applications may submit professional re­ experience. Salary: $1.50/hr. hour. sumes and retainer fee proposals to the Northern Contact: GALANG'S ENT. Contact: 6306 and make appointments with Mr. Froilan S. Mariana Islands Retirement Fund, P.O. Box 222 (Alicia C. Galang) Camacho. Interview b_etween 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the P.O. Box 332, Capitol Hill, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands 96950, TROPICAL COLOR CENTER. Saipan, CM 96950 before October 31, 1980. ************************

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Help Wanted Wanted NEED EXTRA CASH! Earn $144 for cleaning house ONE OPERA TING MANA­ Help Wanted GER - Must be a college 12 days per month, or $96 for 8 days per month. I PLASTERER - Must be at least a elementary school graduate graduate in Engineering: must Contact: Matsumoto at Telephone No. 9858, Capitol or equivalent experience. At least 5 years practical experience have ten years of experience in Hill. in the construction works. Must have knowledge and construction. engineering and experience in plastering .different kinds of tiles washouts management. Salary: $800.00 marble works and oth;r related coMtruction jobs. ' ' per month. l STEELMAN - Must be at least a high school graduate or equi­ ONE HOLLOW BLOCK valent experience. At least 5 years experience in the con­ PLANT MANAGER - Must Position Vacant· struction works. Must have knowledge and experience in all undergone two years in college kinds of stell works and operation of stell cutter. 1 ACCOUNTANT - Must be college degree, major in account­ level: must have two years 1 BLOCK-LA YER - Must be at least a middl~ sch~ol graduate ing with experience in construction cost accounting and can experience in management: or equivalent experience. At least 5 years practical work prepare financial statement. Salary: $2.00 per hour. knowledge in hollow block experience in the construction works. Must have the ability to 1 BOOKKEEPER - At least commerce graduate with account­ production. Salary: $450.00 perform different kinds of block-laying and related construction ing major. Duties: to assist accountant in preparation of daily per month. job. financial transaction and other pertinent document related to ONE CONSTRUCTION 1 ASST. MANAGER - Must be at least a high school graduate financial analysis. Salary: $1.75 per hour. FOREMAN - Must undergone or equivalent experience. At least 2 years work experience as an 1 DRAFTSMAN - Must have an experience in Architectural two years in college level; at Asst. Manager. Must have knowledge and experience at the gift Drafting, to finalize drawing of projects, design and revision of least with five years super­ shop by helping and assisting the manager. plans and specs. Salary: $1.60 per hour. visory experience in construc­ 2 ACCOUNTANTS - Must be a college graduate with the 8 CARPENTERS - Must have an experience in all kinds of tion. Salary: $1.85 per hour. degree of Bachelor of Science in Commerce with Accounting as carpentry works from formworks to finishing works. lWO (2) ELECTRICIAN - major subject. Work experience in the accounting department Salary: $1.50 per hour. Must be high school graduate of at least 5 years. Knowledge of complete accounting cycle 8 MASONS - Must have an experience in all kinds of masonry with vocational education in and preparations of financial statements is required. Must be works from laying of C.M.U., plastering, retouching, and laying electrical courses; minimum of able to operate different kinds of office and business machines. of floor tiles and bathroom tiles, etc. Salary: $1.50 per hour. two years experience. Salary: 1 DRESS MAKER - Minimum 2 years experience. Knows how 2 ELECTRICIANS - With knowledge in all electrical works $1.75 per hour. to cut and sew all kinds of men's and women's clothes. pertaining to construction. Can read plan and execute properly FIVE HOLLOW BLOCK Salaries for the above positions commensurate with experience. in the project. Salary: $1.50 per hour. MAKER - Must be a high Please Contact: 2 PLUMBERS - Must have an experienced in all kind of school graduate or equivalent; F&M ENTERPRISES plumbing works pertaining to construction works. Salary: $1.50 knowledge in hollow block P.O. Box440 per hour. making, with two years Saipan, CM 96950 2 PAINTERS - Must have an experience in all kinds of painting experience. Salary: $1.60 per job pertaining to construction works, should be proficient in hour. mixing paint and color blending. Salary: $150 per hour. lWO MASON - Must have Apply to: MARIANAS BUILDER CO. P.O. Box 103, Saipan, two years working experience; CM 969SO. must be a vocational or trade Position Available school graduate. Salary: $1.70 TWO (2) REFRIGERATION MECHANIC per hour. ONE (1) ELECTRICIAN THREE CARPENTERS At least high school graduate with experience of two years in Job Vacancies Must be a rough and finishing electrical and refrigeration mechanic works. Must be able to carpenter with five years perform all duties related to work as an electrician. STOCK-CONTROL SUPERVISOR: experience: must be a high Salary: $2.00 per hour. Job Description: school graduate with vocation­ Apply to: - to set up stock-control system al training. Salary: $1 .70 per F&M ELECTRICAL - to control daily inventory hour. Box 800 · to efficiently transmit accurate stock information to the ONE PLUMBER - Must be Saipan, CM 96950 purchasing dept. high school graduate or trade - supervision of stock clerks school training; minimum of Qualification: two years experience. Salary: One year of managerial position and full knowledge of $1.70 per hour. stock control. Contact: A-1 CONSTRUC­ Job Vacancies Salary: Depends on qualifications of the applicant; up to TION COMPANY, P.O. Box $600 .00 per month. 765, Saipan, CM 96950. 1 DRESSMAKER 2 TAILORS PURCHASING MANAGER: ************************ 1 SEAMSTRESS SUPERVISOR Job Description: 1 GENERAL MAINTENANCE In charge of purchasing all kinds of consumer goods which 1 ELECTRICIAN/I BODY & 1 ·FINISHING CARPENTER are suitable for tourists and local consumers. FENDER/3 BEAUTICIAN - 1 CASHIER Qualification: Must be at least 4 years of All must have 5 years experience, skill in their respective field 2 years experience as purchasing manager at retail busine~. experience. Salary: $3.00 per of work. Cashier must be commerce graduate. Salary: $1.35 ACCOUNTING MANAGER: hour. Contact: A.O. DELA per hour. Job Description: ROSA, P.O. Box 872, Phone: Apply to: In charge of Cash Management, General Accounting, 6835. PHILIPPINE GOODS, INC. Financial Accow1ting, Tax Returns, Budgeting. Prepara­ ************************ P.O. Box 165 tions of financial statements, dealing with bank. Saipan, CM 96950 Qualification: 1 LlVE-IN-MAID - Must be a 2 years experience of Accounting and knows all the high school graduate with at Accounting principles. least 2 years experience on *FOR BOTH PURCHASING & ACCOUNTING MANAGERS• general housekeeping. Salary: Job Announcement It is essential to speak and write in Japanese and English. $150.00 per month. Contact SALARY depends on ability of the applicant; up to Ms. Rosa A. Santos, Tel: 9216. $2,000.00 per month. ************************ TWO PRINTING PRESS OPERATORS 1 GEN. MANAGER for Gift TWO GRAPIIIC ARTL'iTS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Job Description: Shop & 2 SALES CLERKS - ONE OFFSET CAMERA OPERATOR At least 3 years experience. ONE PHOTOGRAl'IIER (U&W) At least 5 years experience in administrative and supervisorv Salary: $450 per month. TWO SECRETARIES/Office Maintenance capacity; will work with the General Manager and ability t~, take dictation by shorthand. · Contact: Eddie Dela Rosa ONE TECIINICAL ENGINEER/E<111ipment Maintenance Gro~ Salary: Up to $500.00 per month. Saipan, Phone : 6835. All above positions requin:d at least two to five years of ************************ experience. Working hours: 40 per week, and salary begins Send full details induding resume to: 1 LlVE-IN-MAJI.) - Must be 2 from $1.4S $2.00 per hour; depends on position and yeaJ'll experience. Salary: $150 qualifications. HAKUBOTAN SAIPAN ENT., INC. per month. Contact: Celina Apply: YOUNIS ART STUDIO, Publications Sho11, Hox 2.l I, P.O. BOX 127 Taylor, Telephone: 6605. Saipan, CM %950. SAIPAN, CM 96950 ************************ 'Pap10 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS - October 31, 1980

·eelp Wanted Job Opening

•••••••••••••••••••••••• SAIPAN SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. announces an opening for 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - At least 2 Help Wanted the position of PORT CAPTAIN. yean experience in house Duties & Responsibilities - Employee will take charge of MARINE ENGINEER work. SIS0.00 per month. charterage negotiation with vessel owners or prospective Duties : 3rd or 4th Class Marine Engineer needed to maintain Contact: Eddie Flores, Golf charterers; plan and supervise long term scheduling of vessels Yanmar diesels, must also have ability to weld. Course, Saipan, CM 96950. and cargo operations for the ports of Saipan, Truk, Ponape, Hours : Monday to Saturday inclusive. Kosrae and Majuro; prepare tonnage forecasts and feasibility •••••••••••••••••••••••• Salary : $400 per month. studies per vessel each port, and prepare storage plans, fuel con­ 1 DRESSMAKER - High CARPENTER SHIPWRIGHT sumption esti'llates on a reliable basis. school paduate; at least 3 Must have at least 5 years experience in this field. Qualifications & Requirements - Applicants must have degree yean experience in making Duties : Maintain and repair schooner. in Merchant Marine School, willing to join vessel to supervise mena and womens clothes. Hours : Monday - Saturday inclusive. operations in the district ports, and able to negotiate for Salary: $1.35 per hour. Salary : $300 per month. charterage in English and Japanese. Over-all shipping experience Contact: NANNIE'S DRESS ASSIST ANT CARPENTER SHIPWRIGHT of at least 5 years will be helpful. SHOP, Susupe, Saipan, CM Must have at least 2 years in this field. ~ - Monthly salary would be commensurate with 96950. Duties : Assist in maintaining and repairing schooner. experience to be detennined during interview. Please sublJ).it •••••••••••••••••••••••• Hours : Monday - Saturday inclusive. applications to SAISHIP, P.O. BOX 8, SAIPA~, CM 96950 . 1 BUILDING ENGINEER - Salary : $260 per month. Must have a Bachelor Degree in En8Uleering and at least Send full details and resume to: 3 years experience in Building SAIP AN CRUISES INC. Position Available Engineer, Good Personality, P.O. Box 601 Can speak and write both SAIPAN, CM 96950 1 MANAGER - Must be college graduate with degree in English and Japanese. Business Administration. At least 4 years experience in super­ Salary: $1000 .00 per visory management, must be able to prepare financial statement. month or depend on Salary: $825 .00/month. qualification. VVANTED I MASTER PLUMBER/MAINTENANCE MAN - At least High Contact: S.C. CORPORATION School graduate with 2 years actual experience in mechanical work on steam dryers and boiler. Salary: $I.SO/hour. OF MICRONESIA, LTD., ONE CARPENTER with at least three years experience. Telephone Nos. 9418/19 1 MAINTENANCE MAN/DRIVER - At least high school during working hours. ONE BUTCHER of at least high school graduate and with at graduate with 2 years actual experience in maintaining washing least four years experience; must have knowledge of pricing and machine and steam dryers. Salary: $1.50/hour. ordering and stock control. 1 WELDER/DRIVER - At least high school graduate with 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••• years actual experience in handling electric and accetylene ONE WAREHOUSE EXPEDITOR -At least a high 1 BEAUTICIAN - Must have welding machine, and proficient in driving. Salary: $1.50/hour. school graduate and with at least four year.: experience in ware­ at least 2 years experience. housing. Proficient in written and oral English. 1 COUNTER GIRL - At least high school graduate with 2 years Salary: $150.00 per month. experience in bookkeeping. Salary: $1.35/hour. Contact: Rosa B. Salalila, ONE PLUMBER -at least high school graduate and at least C~ntact: MARIANAS CLEANERS, P.O. Box 734, Saipan, CM Tel: 6877. three years experience. •••••••••••••••••••••••• THREE SALESCLERKS - Japanese speaking with at least 96950, Telephone No. 6239. 1 ELECTRICIAN - At least 2 two years experience. years experience. Salary: POUL TRY MAN -11t least high school graduate and at least $1.45 per hour. five years working experience. 1 PLUMBER - At least 5 years Job Vacancies experience. Salary: $1.70 per Salary on above will commensurate with qualification and ONE GARDENER/GEN. MAINTENANCEMAN hour. experience. 6 CARPENTERS - At least 2 Submit resume to: * Applicants must have four years experience working as a years experience. Salary: J.C. TENORIO ENTERPRISES, INC. gardener and other skills related to janitorial field. $1.55 per hour. P.O. Box 137 * Must speak and understand the English language. 9 MASONS - At least 2 years Saipan, CM 96950 * Workdays: Monday to Saturday, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 experience. Salary: $1.45 per pm. hour. * Salary: $350.00 per month. 1 PAINTER - At least 2 years experience. Salary: $1.45 per CONTACT: hour. J.M. ENTERPRISES Apply to: M&L CONSTRUC­ P.O. Box 57, CHRB TION, Telephone No. 7182. Job Vacancies Saipan, CM 96950 •••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 ACCOUNTANTS _ With at least five years comprehensive Tel: No. 9858 HOUSEMAID - Single; know accounting experience. how to do all house chores. 1 SALES SUPERVISOR - bilingual in English and Japanese, Salary: $150 a month. Call with at least four years experience. Telephone No. 9506. 1 CASHIER - At least three years experience. ************************ 1 CARPENTER - At least high school graduate and at least WANTED EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER three years experience. 1 FOREMAN MANAGER - College degree; five years 1 PLASTERER - At least four years experience. 2 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISORS supervisory experience in Hotel 1 TRUCK OPERATOR - At least five years experience. 2 ELECTRICIANS housekeeping. Must be able 1 JANITOR - At least three years experience. 2PLUMBERS to control, organize, and direct MANAGER For Japanese Food Restaurant - Must have seven 2STEELMEN all functions of hotel house­ years experience and can speak Japanese. IO MASONS keeping department. Salary CHIEF COOK - Specializing in sushi with knowledge of other 10 CARPENTERS commensurate with experi­ Japanese type food, four years experience, Japanese language 2PAINTERS ence. Contact: SAIP AN preferred but not necessary. 4 LABORERS CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Per­ ASST. COOK/WAITRESS - Must have 5 years combination COMP ANY BENEFITS: sonnel Office, Mon. - Fri. experience, knowledge of Japanese language necessary. - Paid Vacation 9 a.m. to 3 pm. PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERA & FILM SPECIALIST - With - Sick Leave •••••••••••••••••••••••• special training on film & cameras; at least two years experience . - Workman's Compensation 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - Must have - Paid Life Insurance at least two years experience in - Free Emergency Medical, Dental, Other. Salary on the above will be commensurate with qualification housekeeping. Salary: $150 - 40 hours per week. and experience. per month. - Salary starts at $1.35 per hour. Send- resume to : Contact: Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. Sollp)ag at Phone Nos. 67315 J.C. TENORI ENTERPRISES, INC. Applications are available at: PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT P.O. BOX 137 or 67316 during woddng CONTRACTORS, LTD. P.O. Box 95, Saipan, CM 96950. hours . SAIPAN, CM 96950 Ferreira Building, 2nd Floor. ., •••••••••••••••••••••••• ""ii October 31, 1980 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS - Page 11

Help Wanted

2 SUPERVISOR & INSTRUC­ Public Notice Not·ice Of Estate Sale TOR OF DUCTING & PIPING Must be high school NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO Notice is hereby given that JESUS A. KAI, Administrator graduate; can speak & write WITHDRAW & SURRENDER OF RIGHT TO of the Estate of Vicente Lizama Arriola, deceased, Civil Action Japanese & English and must No. 80-73 in the Commonwealth Trial Court, pursuant to Court have at least 10 years ENGAGE IN BUSINESS WITHIN THE COMMONWEAL TH Order, will seel to the highest bidder for cash, in lawful money experience in mechanical con­ of the United States, and subject to confirmation of the Court, struction work. Contact: S.C. all the right, title, interest, and estate of said Vicente Lizama Great American Insurance Company hereby gives CORPORATION at 9418/ Arriola, deceased, at the time of his death in and to the real 9419 during working hours. notice to all its creditors of its intention to apply with­ property herein described, and all the right, title, and interest Salary: $600.00 per month in sixty (60) days from date of the first publication of that said Estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise acquired, each. this notice to the Registrar of Corporation, Office of in and to the real property situated in Sugar King Estate, Saipan ************************ the Attorney General, Commonwealth of the Northern Municipality, Northern Mariana Islands, and more particularly 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - Must be a Mariana Islands for a certificate of withdrawal and of described as follows: high school graduate. Salary: its intention to withdraw from and surrender its right Lot No. 015 D 32, containing an area of 974 square $150.00 per month. to engage or transact business within the Common­ meters, more or less (minimum bid $7,020); and Contact: Mr. & Mrs. Jones at wealth. All creditors of Great American Insurance Lot No. 015 D 64, containing an area of 900 square 9310 during working hours. Company arising from its engaging and transaction meters, more or less (minimum bid $6480), Both as more particularly described in Drawing/Cadastrial ************************ of business within the Commonwealth are hereby Plat No. 015 D 00, the original of which was registered with 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - $150.00 notified to present their claims to Great American the Land Registry as Document No. 4841 on the 11th day of per month. Contact: 7173 M. Insurance through its attorneys, Ferenz, Williams, September, 1975. Sablan. Gruskin & Ashton, P.C., Post Office Box BF, Agana, ************************ Terms and conditions of the sale are as follows: Guam 96910. (a) The sale shall be made at 10:00 o'clock A.M. on 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - $150.00 DATED: October , 1980. Thursday, November 6, 1980, to the highest bidder, on the per month. Contact: terms and conditions herein set forth, subject to confirmation Bernie S. Delos Reyes. GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY by the Court. **********************~ (b) No person shall be restricted from bidding or purchasing BY: because that person may be a party or heir to the Estate, and 1 MANAGER - Must be a Its Duly Authorized Representative there shall be no restrictions or qualifications as to who may bid College Graduate, 2 years exp. and purchase at the sale except as provided in Article XII of the of making handicrafts with sea­ Constitution of the Northern Mariana Islands. shells, etc. (c) Bidding shall be by written offer setting forth the name, Contact: SAIP AN HANDI­ address, and telephone number of the bidder, and the offered CRAFTS, P.O. Box 756, Job Vacancy purchase price. The Bid shall be signed by the bidder and ac­ Saip~, CM 96950. companied by a security deposit as hereinafter provided. Bids ************************ GRAND HOTEL has opening for the following positions: shall be sealed and delivered to the law office of White and Novo-Gradac, A Professional Corporation, located at Town 2 CONST. SUPTS. - High One (1) BOOK-KEEPER School graduate or equivalent; House Shopping Center, Chalan Kanoa, Saipan, Northern * High School Graduate or better. Mariana Islands, before 10:00 A.M. on the date of sale, at which 5 years experience with super­ * Has at least two years experience as a book-keeper. vis10n of const. work. time the bids · shall be opened and the successful bidder * Duties - Handles posting of accounts receivables/payables, announced. Salary: $900 - $1,100 per sales report, cash disbursements and other related work. month. (d) Any person may submit one bid for each separately * Work Schedule - Monday to Friday; 8:00 a.m. to 17:00 p.m. numbered lot, or may submit one bid for both lots jointly. The 10 H.E. OPERA TORS - Com­ * Salary - $2.00P/hr. for experience book-keeper. successful bid or bids shall be that which secures the greatest pletion of 8th grade; 5 years One (1) RESERVATION MANAGER return for the Estate from the sale of both lots. experience in operating all * Must possess a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration. (e) No bid shall be accepted for a price less than ninety per­ types of heavy equipments. * Must be able to speak, read and write Japanese. cent {90%) of the appraised valuation of the property. Salary: $1.60 - $1.80 per hour. * Must have at least three (3) years experience as a Hotel Re­ (f) Any bid shall be accompanied by a security deposit of ten 6 H.E. MECHANICS - Com­ servation Manager. percent {10%) of the amount bid in the form of a certified or pletion of 8th grade; 5 years Duties - To conduct and supervise over-all Front Office * cashier's check or money order payable to "White and Novo­ experience in repair of Operation. Gradac." Such security deposit shall be returned to the company's equip. Salary: * Must be able to work flexible hours. unsuccessful bidders after the sale has been confirmed. In the $1.70 - $1.80 per hour. * Salary - $712.14 monthly. event a successful bidder fails to timely pay the balance df the 10 CARPENTERS - Comple­ BENEFITS: tion of 8th grade; S years purchase price, said bidder's security deposit shall be forfeited Sick Leave and Paid Vacation, Accident/Medical and Life to the Es.tate. experience in rough & finishing Insurance (Optional). (g) The balance of the purchase price shall be paid by the carpentry work. Salary : $1.60 For more information contact the Personnel Manager. Office - $1.80 per hour. successful bidder to White and Novo-Gradac, at its law office, Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday thru Saturday. No phone aforesaid, in cash, within ten (10) days of the sale date. All 7 IRON WORKERS - Com­ call please. pletion of 8th grade; 5 years amounts so paid shall be held in escrow by White and Novo­ experience in fabrication & Gradac pending confirmation of the sale and delivery of the installation of rebars. Administrator's Deed. Salary: $1.60 - $1.80 per hour. Help Wanted . Further information may be obtained by contacting Charles 1 TIREMAN - Completion of K. Novo-Gradac, White and Novo-Gradac, A Professional 8th grade; 5 years experience ************************ ************************ Corporation, Town House Shopping Center, Chalan Kanoa, 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - 2 years in vulcanizing & repair of 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - Minimum Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, telephone: 6547 and 6548. experience. Salary: $150 .00 heavy equipment tires. 3 years experience. Salary: per month. Salary: $1.60 - $1.80 per hour. $150.00 per month. Contact: Dolly Cabrera at 3 ELECTRICIANS - Comple­ Contact: Telephone No. 9325. Phone No. 6852. tion of 8th grade; 5 years ************************ ************************ experience in electrical work. 1 LIVE-IN-MAID - Must Wanted Salary: $1.60 - $1.80 per hour. CUSTOM FURNITURE MA­ know how to do house work; Help Wanted TWO GENERAL MAINTE­ 6 MASONS - Completion of NUFACTURING - For more works 6 days a week. NANCE MEN - With at least 8th grade; 5 years experience information contact: Frank Salary: $150.00 monthly. TWO COOKS - Must have 3 three years experience in in masonry work. Salary: Muller, Call Box FM Saipan Apply to: Asuncion Pangelinan years experience in cooking carpentry, masonry and $1.60 - $1.80 per hour. CM 96950. ' , Garapan, P.O. Box 26, Saipan, and reading Japanese. plumbing or any combination CM 96950. TWO WAITRESSES - Must 1 SURVEYOR - Degree in ************************ ' . . of the above; at least high engineering; 5 years experience 1 DRESS MAKER - Minimum ************************ ,; have 3 years expenence m school graduate. in survey work. Salary: $650 2 years experience. Salary: speaking and reading Japanese. Salary will commensurate with - $800 per month. $1.35 per hour. Must be able RC RENTS Salary depends on qualifica­ qualification and experience. tion. To apply contact: BLACK to cut and design all kinds of CHAJRS & TABLES Send resume to: MARIANAS Apply to: SAMURAI RES­ MICRO CORP., P.O. Box 545, men's and women's dress. for your MANAGEMENT CORPORA­ TAURANT, Telephone No. Saipan, CM 96950. Contact: F&M ENTERPRISES PARTY TION, P.O. Box 137, Saipan, Tel: 6549. at Telephone: 6464. ~all 6548 6616. CM 96950. hospital. Agnes McPhetres, associate The doctor said the high superintendent of education, Student Listed fevers which could bring on said that approximately 40% of Flu ... convulsion in young children, the students are absent because can be controlled by sponge­ of the flu, as are many of the In Who's Who (Cont. from Page 1) bathing them with lukewarm teachers. A fonner Mt. Cann el sore throat. water. She also said that She said that this was an student who wants to be the Dr. Ebert said that the fever taking a shower or bath while approximation from the farst Micronesian woman usually lasts two or three days suffering from the flu is quite principals ''because the man diplomat or international and that the dizziness or weak­ acceptable. who keeps the records has the civil servant, is the first' ness will last about a week. Dr. Ebert urged persons flu." Micronesian to be listed in The headaches are often quite who are suffering from flu to At Mt. Cannel High School, the Who's Who Among severe and even strong pain stay home from work or school an average of 26 students out American High School killers do not seem to be and get as much rest as possible of an enrolhnent of 167 have Students. effective. and drink fluids, including been out with the flu since Joann R. Tarkong, 17-year­ She said that adults and sodas. Oct. 20, and a lesser number old daughter of Hiroshi children over age 10 should She said the flu is highly in the elementary school. (Lucky) Tarkong, manager of take two aspirins or Tylenol contagious and that entire Both principals, Sister Mobil Oil Micronesia, was every four hours to keep the households have come down Regina of the high school, and recognized for her academic fever down as much as with it when one member of Sister Mary Louise of the talents and leadership role at possible.· Smaller quantities the family catches it. Joann R. Tarkong elementary school in tum were the Academy of Our Lady should be used for younger "Before this is over, 95% of out with the flu, a spokes­ High School in Guam. She is children, with infonnation the people will have had the woman said. a senior at the high school available at dispensaries or the flu," she predicted. which she began attending edition of Who's Who. only three years ago. Joann says she wants to Joann will be among the become a diplomat after top 5% of all upperclass graduating from college. Personnel Officer. • • students from the nation's Before moving to Guam, the Tarkongs lived for 9 24,000 public, private and (Cont. from Page 1) enforcement of the civil service increase which took him to years on Saipan where Joann parochial high schools to be rules and regulations." $652, retroactive to last June featured in the 1979-80 attended Mt. Cannel School. Hefner said that he felt that the testimony indicated there Testimony centered around 1S. The raises or promotions was ''real danger of the Oct. 20, when Camacho CIP Directive personnel system being an en­ authorized three raises for him­ were initiated by Manny A. self, including a promotion Sablan, planning and budget Acting Gov. Francisco C. projects will be monitored croached upon," but could from administrative officer III affairs officer, and authorized Ada has signed a directive that from the planning stage make no finding that personal to special assistant in the by Camacho as personnel is designed to keep better through completion and accep­ harm had come to the plaintiff. Planning and Budget office, a track of capital improvement tance, with George Chan, chief "Mr. Sinding," he said, "I management officer. post that does not exist in the Camacho also authorized projects. planner, in charge, according to think I got my message across Manny A. Sablan, planning and that I would like to see tight personnel system. The the hiring of Felipe M. Under the new system, all budget affairs officer. promotion raised his salary Mendiola, his brother-in-law, from $487 to $S37 biweekly, as personnel specialist, a post retroactively to May 28, 1979. for which he had no The same day he had his experience, he admitted under job realigned to a higher pay questioning by Fennell. levels which gave him $621, He also authorized the and then approved his merit hiring of John Diaz to work as a clerk typist in Tinian for his uncle, Larry Diaz, who is chief administrative officer Wanted there, he testified. 3 CARPENTERS In seeking the injunction, 2MASONS Fennell said that civil service 2PLUMBER regulations prohibit one 1 ELECTRICIAN relative supervising another in All applicants must have 3 the same department. years of experience. Salary "The public and the $1.4S per hour. employees would be better off Contact: MAKO CORP. with Mr. Mafnas 'in charge," CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box he said. But Valvoline Motors Oil ,s not 606, Saipan, CM 969SO. Camacho, the governor's just for winning races. Tel: 6964. cousin, was appointed interim You, too.can have racing proven personnel management officer on Sept. 12, after Mafnas lost protection ... every day. his bid to have the executive VACANCY order ousting him declared invalid. Had Hefner granted 2 NIGHT AUDITORS - Full­ In more them 7S Countries, the injunction, Mafnas could time: 11 pm - 7 am; minimum VALVDLINE have been reinstated until his HIGH PERFORMANCE on 6 Continents, there is a 2 years night audit experience appeal in the District Court Valvoline Motor Oil for every working with the NCR4200. appellate division is decided. Must be fully qualified nn RACING kind of car and every Sinding said he was NCR4200 operation...... y "curious" how the in- MOTOR OIL kind of driving. commensurate with experi­ formation from the personnel ence. All interested and Available at your neighborhood office files came to qualified applicants contact: Service Station or at Fennell's attention. He The SAIPAN CONTINENTAL indicated that some personnel HOTEL, Personnel Office, Joeten Motors office employees must have Mon. thru Fri. 9 am - 3 pm. Beach Rd., Oleai, Ph. 7260 /6820 "leaked" the infonnation.

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