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Vol. 18 No. 44 , MP © 1989 AUGUST 25,1989 Serving the CNMI for 18 years 500 Teacher Shortage Threatens School Closure

meeting yesterday morning. The may be the assignment of staff move the "BESTE" requirement. conference committee, said the by Dan Phillips committee was formed because from the PSS Central Office to The bill's new language ac­ Legislature agrees with the idea the House disagreed with the the schools. commodates both. It says that of testing nonresident teachers The Legislature is acting Senate's amendments to its origi­ Until the law is amended, nonresident teachers who have for English proficiency, but that quickly to try to avoid a critical nal bill, introduced by Rep. Sablan says, the PSS cannot not graduated from colleges in it shouldn't be limited to one shortage of teachers in the Pub­ Babauta. renew the contracts of nonresi­ the U.S. or ones which are ac­ specific test before the tests have lic School System (PSSj, one The primary focus of the leg­ dent teachers. PSS-Staff Serv­ credited by the U.S. must pass been reviewed by the Board of that threatens to close the schools islation is to allow the PSS to ices Officer Joe Guerrero said the BESTE test "orits functional Education to determine if they shortly after the start of classes. keep its current nonresident that 48 teachers are being af­ equivalent, as designated by the are appropriate for the CNMI. With school scheduled tostart teachers. Public Law 6-28 fected, and that their contracts Board of Education." The new amendment to CNMI Monday, a bill that will help the amended the law to require that expire by the end of November. These requirements would law would also allow the PSS to PSS fill its immediate need for nonresident teachers must be Leo Boyer of PSS said that an­ take effect in September, 1990. hire nonresident teachers until nonresident teachers was passed either graduates of colleges or other 16 nonresident teachers Until then, theonly requirements September, 1992. The current by the Senate yesterday and will universities in the United States must wait for the law to be for incoming nonresident teach­ law does not allow the hiring of probably be before the House or colleges which are accredited amended before coming here. ers are those set by the Board of nonresident teachers after Sep­ early next week. by the U.S. The original bill, passed by Education. tember, 1990. A joint conference commit­ Education Commissioner the House on July 26, required Sen. Babauta, whochaired the Continued on page 39 tee, consisting of Senators Juan Henry I. Sablan and other PSS nonresident teachers who are not Babauta and Manuel Villagomez officials have said that if the from U.S. or U.S.-accredited and Reps. Gabriel Babauta and requirements are not revised, the schools to pass a "BESTE" test Concerns Raised Over Law Antonio Camacho, ironed out PSS will be faced with a crisis. for English proficiency. The the language of the bill during a He said a short-term solution Senate amended the bill to re­ Barring Aliens' Relatives tinuing entry of immediate by Dan Phillips relatives of nonresident workers." WhenPublicLaw 6-28 was Exemptions are provided passed on May 10, it was for in the current law that meant to provide for some allow the relatives of non­ much-needed non-resident resident workers to come workers in certain occupa­ here if the worker holds a tions, particularly teachers at position of "distinguished Northern Marianas College merit", if it is the family of a (NMC) and personnel for the foreign diplomat, if the indi­ Technical Services Division vidual has a certificate of of the Department of Public foreign investment, or if the Works. person is a member of a However, one of the "rid­ foreign media organization. ers" added to the bill by the Several groups are rais­ Legislature before its passage ing concerns, including the into law changed the law to Saipan Chamber of Com­ bar the entry of the relativesof merce and Philippine Con- most non-resident workers, sulate,groups whichfeel the was packed everyday this week as students stood in long lines to register for the new school year. including those in manage­ amendment keeping imme­ ment positions. diate relatives out presents That amendment provides hardship to certain busi­ Students Ready For School Year that immediate relatives of nesses and individuals and nonresident workers residing shouldeitberbe amended or cm Marianas College. He said his school is undergo­ by Fermin Meriang in the CNMI cannotcome here rescinded altogether. At Hopwood, the campus looks ing minor repairs, some clean unless therelatives are "inde­ Chamber President Joe like a construction site but Prin­ up, and the distribution of in­ A look at the secondary schools pendently qualified" for en­ Camacho, in a letter he wrote cipal Tom Pangelinan is noncha­ structional materials to teach­ on the island reveals one similar try. The new provision did not to both Sen. Pres. Benjamin lant as he sits in his office, re­ ers. Meanwhile, registration was trend: Everyone is getting ready affect nonresident workers T. Manglona and House viewing the projected attendance extended to accommodate those for the start of the new school whose families were already Speaker Pedro R. Guerrero, records and wondering what to students who missed registra­ year. here, but it has affected many said the Chamber is con­ do with all the students already tion week. Administrators are holding individuals since. cerned about the provision registered and the eigh t addi tional At Marianas High, students meetings, teachers are preparing According to the law, the because it "will place an classrooms not scheduled for line up in droves to get to the lesson plans, students are regis­ Legislature found that "nei­ undue hardship on compa- completion until the end of the registration tables. The school tering for classes in droves, and ther the social structure of the niesin recruiting the needed year. had to designate different days CNMInorthemcchanismsof the support staff are cleaning managementexpertise from But in the classrooms teachers for various class registrations classrooms and getting instruc­ government which provide off-felaitd,” are scrubbing floors, changing- because of congestion. Still, the tional materials together. public services can bear the H e notedin particular the Those are familiar sights at chalk boards and putting instruc­ teachers and staff are very pa­ burden imposed by the con­ Hopwood Jr. High School, Mari­ tional materials on the walls. "It tient as if it is all in a day's work. anas High School, and theNorth- is like this every year," he said. PAGE 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 ,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 3

A MEETING PLACE FOR OUR Public Auditor Denies Guerrero Allegations by Patty Jacobs lied. He speaks with forked Boaz suggests that there Tan's reply stated, "Article OPINIONS AND YOURS would be "nothing contrary to III, Section 12 of the Scott Tan, the CNMI Public tongue." FORUM the intent or letter of the law Constitution (amended by Auditor, came under fire According to Tan, he asked preventing the Public Auditor Constitutional Amendment Tuesday when he received two for a legal opinion on whether to set up a private account for #17) where relevant, requires letters from Sen. Juan T. or not the office could set up the purpose of handling that the Public Auditor 'shall Guerrero accusing TaiTof being the bank account. The Public miscellaneous income audit the receipt, possession in violation of the Auditor's counsel, Dennis Boaz (incoming or outgoing) so and disbursement of public Commonwealth Code. In his wrote the opinion in long as the records of such an funds by the executive, letter to Tan, Guerrero states, December, 1988 that the law account are kept open for legislative and judicial branches "You have exceeded your did not specifically prohibit the Dear Editor still ample time for the Board future citizens. This is an scrutiny and are referred to in of the government..’ Our office Poker Initiative Faces Another authority by maintaining your opening of the bank account. A front page article on your to discuss and approve or investment for our future and the OPA's annual report, 1 has no constitutional, legal or own Public Auditor Checking Boaz said, "Section 1 CMC August 22, 1989 issue disapprove these items. the funds for this investment CM C 2308.' other authority over the Hurdle - Legislative Approval Account with the Bank of 7831 establishes the OP A regarding comments that the Thirdly, I wish to point out should be based on what we Guerrero claim that Tan has issuance of financial Hawaii..." funding though government Governor's Special Assistant that the estimated amount that really need to provide our never filed an annual report. statements. This is the While there is general rejoicing that the initiative drive Tan answered this allegation and independent agency for Program and Budget made Mr. Ripple indicated for the students with the best possible Public Auditor Scott Tan Tan said he has filed an annual requirement of the Director of to gain the necessary signatures to place the question of and several others made by withholding. The withheld need to be clarified. Public School System will education we can give. report every year. Finance." poker machines on the ballot in November has been Guerrero's letter in a written Public Auditor's account, a amounts 'shall be deposited in First of all, the Senate Fiscal surely not be adequate. I agreed Our schools need more Guerrero said he has never When asked what prompted successful, it is important to look at the next step in what response, before he left on a separate account with the Bank a special account in the General Committee did not deny or with Mr. Ripple's comment school supplies, materials, received copies of audit reports the letters to Tan, Guerrero could happen if the legislature does not get behind the planned trip to Washington, of Hawaii, come from fees Fund' and expended by the approve any request that the that . . ."PSS is a very equipment and good teachers. which the Public Auditor has replied, "I write my letters on D.C. Wednesday night. received by the Public Public Auditor for the OPA's measure. Board of Education made during significant department in our We still lack drinking water issued. Tan said he has how I feel." Tan claims that the section Auditor's office when activities without further the Budget Hearing two weeks government." And for this equipment for our schools, we complied with the law by Tan was visibly upset by the The way the law is written in the Commonwealth, any of the Commonwealth Code performing audits for appropriation.' ago. As you know, a Budget reason, there should not be any lack lockers and showers for sending copies of the all fact that the letters were in the initiative may be placed on the ballot to be voted on by which Guerrero cited as being autonomous agencies and Guerrero cites this section as Hearing is simply to present doubt that PSS should receive our students, we lack adequate reports to the Speaker of the media's possession the registered voters. However, once the initiative drive violated only applies to those Federal programs." the reason the account is in and justify budgets submitted enough to meet the needs of lab supplies and equipment, we House, the Senate President immediately after he received has successfully acquired the necessary signatures and is amounts "appropriated b y Guerrero’s response to that violation of the law. Boaz to the Legislature. Mr. Ripple our most valued resource, the lack adequate library facilities and the minority leaders in the original.He said, "I wish I approved by the Attorney General's Office, it goes Commonwealth law." His portion of Tan's response was, cites this section as allowing erred in making a presumptious children of the CNMI. I am and books, the list can go on. both the House and Senate, as would have had a chance to before both the House and Senate for endorsement. letter said, "The monies in the "He’s a heck of a liar. He has "a great deal of autonomy." decision on what the Senate hoping that that t h e On another point, the Public well as to the Governor. respond to this before the If the House and Senate endorse the measure there will would do with our budget. Legislature, both the Senate School System will have to In Guerrero's letter he said, ”1 media got hold of it." only be a simple majority required at the poles in Secondly, the Public School and the House, will have view pay its own utility expenses FFA Aids High Schools' Ag Education am very dismayed because your Guerrero said he had the November to have the measure become law. System Budget as submitted our budget in the same light as which may amount to about office seems to be unconcerned letter delivered to Tan "a full for the August 8, 1989 Budget Mr. Ripple does when he made $800,000 a year. We are now by Fermin Meriang agriculture, there arc a lot more by .allowing for the continued two hours before I gave it to If, however, there is no endorsement or the measure is Hearing included a revised that statement about the paying for housing and Imagine a group of high than just farming," he added. absence of financial statements the media. That's plenty of ignored by the legislature, the initiative is still placed on section which incorporated the significance of education; repatriation as well as for school students eagerly rolling The purpose of his visit, of the CNMI government...." time to respond." the ballot, but it will take a two-thirds majority of voters specific requests made by the furthermore, I am hoping that maintenance of school grounds. up their sleeves to learn McKay said, is to help in two of the three Senatorial districts for it to become Board during the several the Legislature will give us It appears that we also have to agriculture from hands on improve the agricultural law. Thus it will be much more difficult to pass. meetings held since they what we requested which is cover the retirement benefits training. programs in the high schools Bank Of Saipan Back To approved the original over the amount that Mr. for our employees which may Then picture these young and coordinate them with During the recent Republican primary, the candidates submission of the 1990 Ripple indicated. The 15$ were reluctant to endorse the measure which was come close to $3 million. people ready to work in the programs at the elementary Normal, Says Greenley Budget. I admit that the revised mandated by Constitution will Should all these be added into food industry directly out of schools and the Northern initiated by Rep. David Sablan and Vice-Speaker of the by Patty Jacobs budget does contain other never be enough unless the the 15% I don't think so. These high school, or to continue Marianas College. many things that were not House Ben Sablan. On an individual and personal basis, requests of which the Board citizens of the CNMI are ready should be over and above the intensive agriscicncc studies at He hopes to form an Fred Greenley, the reinstalled done," he added. bank manager for the Bank of most legislators agree it is a good initiative. But are they was not aware of. This is not to accept a substandard amount needed to serve the the college level. It's advisory committee to carry "Sometimes people don't Saipan stood casually talking realize that the way things are willing to come out publicly and endorse the measure? really a problem since there is education system to serve our Continued on page 39 happening in a California out the FFA programs in the to a bank customer on done in Saipan are not like school and the concept may islands. Additionally, McKay The primaries are finished and the candidates need to Tuesday. He was dressed in an they do it on the mainland. It boggles the mind that the soon be here. said he would like to sec the let the people know where they stand on this issue. island-stylc shirt with the tails Besides, this is a small bank Superior Court has seen fit to Steven McKay, Director of NMC's Land Grant Program hanging out. and not one bank in a major Reps. Sablan and their corp of volunteers have worked re-issue land inheritance over the Future Farmers of America take a more active role in The bank was busy with chain," Greenley said. tirelessly for months to accumulate the needed and beyond what the deceased JR's Agenda (FFA) in Boonville, promoting the island's several people in line to Wong had many years signatures. Now they are embarking on a real campaign landowner has decided before California, has spent the past agricultural programs. Steven McKay is serious about transact business at a teller's experience working with the to have the measure pass in November. he/she was called to his/her By John DelRosario week working with education McKay cited the agricultural education. window. Three tellers were Bank of America's International eternal rest. The opinion expressed in this column are the personal opinions of the y * officials in an attempt to accomplishment of his students Division, according to Bishop Tomas Camacho, at first, was reluctant to author and may or may not express the opinions of the newspaper. ^I establish a plan to teach at Anderson Valley Agriculture said would work in the islands. serving customers. Court intervention (I call it The atmosphere was one of Greenley. endorse the measure with personal appearances, he interference of the highest modern agriculture to students Institute and said the same can He emphasized that the world laid-back, quiet, casual but Greenley had been the bank supported the measure from its inception but was not order) can be understood if an in the high schools of the be accomplished here. "Our population is increasing at a efficient service. manager at the Bank of Saipan active in gaining the signatures necessary for placement illegitimate child claims I am beginning to be that the court must not even Commonwealth. students work on projects from very rapid pace and yet only Greenley said, "Everything is for the past two years. His on the ballot. interest in the land belonging suspicious of the ability of the allow said case to be heard. "I hope to work with the planting crops to mass two percent of the people in back to normal. It was when I contract ended in December to his deceased father. But Superior Court to review Needless to say, it now seems high school's advisory producing a canned product and the United States are engaged Toward the end of the campaign, though, the Bishop arrived last week and called the 1988 but he stayed until Wong where such isn't the case and intricate and complex issues that the court will definitely committees, people from the even engage in growing in the agriculture industry. lent his energy and persuasion to the effort, through employees who had not come took over at the end of April of where the court attempts to re­ such as land disputes. That a become the strongest agent of college, and people involved in nursery quality plants for sale," McKay stressed that the personal appearances in and , as well as on to work. I told them that I was this year. d is trib u te family land decision had to be made for the change of even the most sacred the agriculture industry in h e said. program is significant because television. back and wasn't going to leave. He said he will be (inheritance) other than that sake of rendering a decision tradition-the "Pattida System." starling a program to encourage He encourages agricultural by the year 2050 the world's I asked them to come to work commuting between Saipan already willed by the deceased isn't adequate nor sufficient a * * % * * more students to look into instructors from the local demand for food will double It is imperative that the legislators look at the effort that the next morning and they all and California. He will be in landowner, then such a n reason to interfere in a matter Tumotohge un amko gi fina' agricuhurc science for careers," schools to combine classroom and we must "prepare our has just succeeded in placing the "Ban Poker Machines" showed up." Saipan for a three week period attempt by the court in the where the landowner has lobrigu anai mato dos bisita ya he said. instruction with hands on youth with specialized skills, measure on the ballot. It's time our legislative leaders "We have had a few changes and return to his consulting instance case would b e decided or willed his land in the mafaisen para umafahan in McKay said that agriculture programs for their students. knowledge, and experience to and candidates for office took a stand in favor of the here. The three people who business in Oakland for two tantamount to a total violation most forthright manner. tano'ña gi fina' sabana. Ma in the islands as in the states During a lecture held at meet those demands." initiative, alongside the church leaders, civic leaders in were hired by the former bank weeks at a time. of the will of the original Definitely, the case in point is ofrese $1.5 miyon pesos. M an has suffered from a negative Marianas High School According to McKay, FFA both the public and private sectors. manager (Floyd Wong) have The returning employees are landowner. Does the court far from even mentioning that ope i dueño sin hafa na image, driving young people Wednesday night, he used is working to implement been kept on," he said. happy to have the bank have the power to alter the will should there be litigation ditension ya ilegna: away from the industry. "We slides and a video movie to similar programs in Palau, the "Actually it’s a good move. running smoothly again and of deceased landowners resulting from marital discords "Dispensa-yo1 amigo sa' taya' have to promote the wide explain some of the FSM, Guam, the Marshalls With the extra people here glad to be back on the job, especially on clear-cut cases? between his children and tiniñgo'ho otra numero fuera variety of careers in the field of agricultural techniques that he and American Samoa. we'll be able to catch up on according to informed sources. .mmnmmm r e r r tij-. It is this form of interference spouses, final disposition of ha' ke sinko." Nina' chatsaga i or willful usurpation of Iandownership should b e Serving CNMI for 18 years man propopone ya ilegña, News & Views traditional Iandownership that referred to the courts for final Publish Tuesday and Friday By Younis Art Studio Inc. "Saina, kulan mampos the court system must carefully settlement. guaguan i ginagagao-mo na t i d e and cautiously review in order Publishers: As a result of the Superior presio." Man ope i dueño From: Sunday 8/27 Thru Saturday 9/2 to protect hot only what the Court's decision in this regard, taiguine: "Para hafa agon de *· ) “ 7 moonhisf oia.i Abed & Paz Younis r / MOONSET ma;) t ) MQONMSe 02S3 ( ì MOONRI9E 0349 MOONRISE 0442 ^ A FUSE 0531 A A MOONRISE 0620 ^ MOONRISE 0706 Covenant and Constitution the case had to be appealed to a baiho dagi hao señot, lao ni d l C_J moqn3Et i6ii r ^MOONSET 1833 MOONSET 1732 . 1 J_ SET 11)00 V J_ MOONSET 1642 t MOONSET 1916 Patty Jacobs: Editor provide for our people; but higher court because heirs to achogha’ baiho tufong uno esta 6 N , 6 b N 6 6 N B Member of most importantly retain said land cannot and will not i mit miyon osino titufuñgon, 5 N 6 6 M 6 6 n 6 6 M S Dan Phillips: Staff Reporter 2 *".T ■ · 1 ; _ u . " T. . :... r ~ I T , ■] the the integrity of the accept any decision other than i sinko ha' na numero Fermin Meriang: Staff Reporter 1 landowner's decision so to decision already made by their — V - / — w ' - —N—r 7 ------Associated tiniñgo'ho. Yangin siña hun- 0 i ’ ------give credence too to the father. It would seem quite guaiya lokue' i sinko na : : : ^ | | P. O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950 Press -1 IE l L l t . ;■ ...... :: i" ' 4 ' - ... i .i 1 "i : —L . 1 1 I - traditional system of inheriting appropriate that the court must numero, pues hendido i tano'ho Tel. 234-6341 /234-7578/234-9797 As a service to ou r readers, we publis h the tide tables for the CNMI. T he ch a rt, courtesy of the Di vision of Fish and W ildlife, Dept, of Natu ral Resources show s high and land resulting from what is look into whether the litigant giya hago." Kumonfotme i Fax: 234-9271 © 1989 M arianas Variety all rigths reserve low tides, and mo anrise and moonset times. The solid ho rizontal line indicate s th e tides; time of clay is: left and right t iividing lines = midn ght, 6 a.m . N = Noo known as the "Pattida has legal standing to own land mamamaisen ya ha fahan gi n, 6 p.m . "2" is the highest tide possible and "-1 " is the lowest tide poss ible. ‘These tide tatîles are approximatei. For exact times an System." here. If not, it stands to reason sinko miyon pesos. d tid es, call th e U. £». C o a st G uard. PAGE 4-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 5 Attorney General Certifies Poker Petitions PSS Schedule Of Classes by Dan Phillips cockfighting, bingo and batu, requirement that a majority of Monday, and that the number approve casino gambling there. Reps. David C. Sabían and has been submitted to the the registered voters of signatures certified was The Attorney General's A ll Public SehooZ· Searts*«Mond«y, 8/28/89 * ‘ MORNING SESSION** Benigno Sabían and the Legislature, which now has Commonwealth-wide must "well over the number Office 'has yet to issue an Naae of Schools______Grado level Tloc Dismissal supporters of a proposed until September 3 to vote on sign the petitions. The first required." opinion as to which of the two KQBLER ELB4ENTARY SCHOOL amendment to the it. batch of signatures was turned The certification of the proposed laws would prevail in 1st, 2nd,3rd 7 :3 0 a.D 4th,5th,6th Commonwealth Constitution If both houses approve the in on July 27. "Basta I Poker" petition was a Tinian if both are vpted into 4 7th 7 : 3 0 a .a that would prohibit most forms initiative by a majority Vote, However, with five days to blow to the group of law by the people. David SAN ANTONIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOf, 1st,2nd,3rd 7 :3 0 a .a of gambling in the CNMI then it would only require a gather the necessary signatures, individuals who want to bring Sablan said he is confident that NOTE: 4th,5th,6th 6 7th ** ONLY 2ND GRADE DOUBLE SESSION 7 :3 0 a .a finally had a chance to celebrate majority vote CNMI-wide to the petitioners were able to casino gambling to Tinian, but the "Constitution will prevail 2nd Wednesday. ratify the amendment in amass over 1,000 m ore it will be more difficult to get over a local law." H0PW00D JR. HIGH SCHOOL 8 th , 9 th 7 :4 5 a .a Attorney General E d November’s general election. signatures. The Sablans and the proposed constitutional Sablan said the "Basta I W .S.R ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALL GRADES 8 :0 0 a .a Manibusan announced that he However, if both houses don't Bishop Tomas Camacho amendment ratified by the Poker" group is planning to OLBAX ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALL GRADES 7 :3 0 a .a has certified the initiative now approve the initiative, a two- traveled to Rota last weekend voters than will a proposed begin a public education ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALL GRADES 7 :3 0 a .a that enough signatures have thirds vote in two of the three to gather signatures and had to Tinian local law that would campaign. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1 s t 7 :2 5 a .a 2nd,3rd¿4th, been gathered on petitions to Senatorial Districts will be charter a plane to get back in 5th,6th,7th 7 :2 5 a .a put the issue to a vote in required for ratification. time. The signatures were High Ranking Interior Official G .T .C ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALL GRADES 7 :2 5 a.m November's election. The petitioners failed in their turned in Monday with more MARIANAS HIGH SCHOOL ALL GRADES 7 :4 5 a.m The initiative, which would first effort to have the initiative than an hour to spare before the Katherine Chang Dress Quits SAN VICENTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL K, 1 s t , 2nd 7 :3 0 a.m ban all forms of gambling in certified, falling short by 565 5th,6th,7th 7 :3 0 a.m deadline of 4:30 p.m. W A S H IN G T O N (A P) - as Peace Corps Country 3 rd , 4 th the CNMI except raffles, signatures in fulfilling a Assistant Attorney General Katherine Chang Dress has Director in Cameroon, Africa, PRIVATE SCHOOLS Gail Geiger, who headed the resigned as Deputy Assistant and in the Minority Business certifying team of the AG's Secretary for Territorial and Development Agency at the MT. CARMEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELEMENTARY leve: 7 :3 0 a.m HIGH SCHOOL LI/I 7 :3 0 a.m Office, said that the petitioners International Affairs after less Department of Commerce. SAIPAN ’COMMUNITY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN 7 :0 0 a.m SYLVAN/A submitted 1,164 signatures than four months in the post. Her resignation came less 1s t - 6 th 7 :0 0 a.m Dress, in a terse statement than a week before Assistant GRACÊ CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ALL GRADES 7 :3 0 a.m last Friday, said she was Interior Secretary Stella G. From Home To Office AVE THE PSS CENTRAL OFFICE NM College quiting because she had been Guerra started a two-week trip BUS SCHEDULE: ALL SCHOOL BUSES LI To Hotels, We Have unable to obtain the required to Hawaii, Guam and the RIDERS (STUDENTS) MUST BE AT THE1J DESIGNATED BUS STATIONS FR Holds Adult security clearance. Northern . She Your Ligthing Needs The former Peace Corps is expected in Honolulu late Ed Class official was named to the post Wednesday for a round of Japanese And NMI High School Covered on May 8 at a ceremony during meetings with Gov. John Registration which President Bush declared Waihee, the Pacific Basin Students In Culture Exchange Asian-American Pacific Development Council, the Registration for evening Heritage Week. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by Fermin Meriang it is difficult to think of nature adult education classes at the Dress, who was born in and high-level military The Marianas Visitors as important to our survival Northern Marianas College Kwemming, China, had served officials. Bureau (MVB) continues to yet one is immediately hit with will be held at the Adult Basic promote the Commonwealth that reality upon arriving in the Education Office at the San Vicente School Parents and its cultures. islands," she said. College, beginning Monday. Two Nagoya high school Sensei Suzuki said she Students can register between Orientation Set For Thursday students and their sensei learned a lot more about the the hours of 8:00 and 11:30 PSS - San V icente All parents of students (teacher) were recently in the role of the islands during WWII a.m., and 12:30 and 5:00 p.m. Elementary School will hold attending San Vicente Commonwealth on a cultural and will try to impart to her Monday through Friday. its "Parents Orientation" on Elementary School are exchange program that left Japanese students some of the Classes will begin Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the cordially urged to attend this them with an everlasting effects those events played in September 5, 1989. For more school's cafeteria, according to very important meeting, impression of the islands and the development of the islands. information may be obtained Lourdes Mendiola, the Vice Mendiola said. their peoples. The visitors were treated to by calling 234-5805. 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PAGE 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 7 ROTARY SPEAKER MARIANAS BAPTIST U Of Oregon Professor Invites CNMI Schools Ready For August 28th Opening Participation In Planning Assistance With New Teachers Here From Off-lsland At the weekly Tuesday student to actual working PSS - The Public School staff at the Central Office to is a possibility of closing the Rotary lunch, Community experience, and college credit System has hired ten people the public schools in an schools shortly after school Services Chairman Jeff Schorr for the work at the same time. from Guam and six from eventuality of teacher opening if the law is not introduced a surprise speaker. It also helps out the Hawaii to teach in the school shortages. He said, however, amended soon," he said. Dr. Maradel Gale, Associate government where the work system, according to Jose that the plan is good for only a The projected enrollment for Professor of Planning at the has been done and enables the REGISTRATION Guerrero, PSS Staff Services short period as the Central this school year is more than University of Oregon, stopped planner who is working with Officer. Office needs the services of the 7,000, William S. Torres, head by Saipan for a few days on a the student to gain new support staff, also. of the PSS Research and IS GOING ON. tour of Micronesia. Schorr The people from Guam knowledge from the mainland. According to Guerrero, there Informer Center, said. Of that AUGUST 18-25 said he asked her to speak to arrived in the Commonwealth It's definitely a win-win are 48 non-resident workers in number, 5,655 are from the the Rotary for two reasons, the this week. Three of them are TIME: 8:00-12:00 situation," she added. the PSS and the last work public schools and 1,421 are Bring: Birth Certificate, Transcript of Records first being that people here The funding for the program local-hired. Of the remaining seven, five will be assigned to permit for any of them will from the private schools, ought to know what she is can be accomplished by the Saipan and the other two will expire this November. "There Torres said. CLASSES doing in Micronesia and the government requesting second is that the group might technical assistance for a go to Rota High School. Two be able to answer some specific project and making of the five assigned to Saipan Salmonella Is Most Common questions for her. this request through the Dept, will teach at Marianas High Gale introduced herself by of the Interior, according to and one each at Hop wood, San Teachers hired from Guam (L-R) are John Burch, Omoto Rengiil, Food Poisoning, Says CHC saying that she "discovered" Gale. Vicente, and Gregorio T. Christian Cells, Frank Parker, and Carl Cruz. They arrived In Dr. M aradel Gale This is the first in a series of egg products, custards, shell­ Micronesia by being asked to "So far," she said, "the Camacho schools. Saipan this week. (PSS Photo). articles from the Common­ fish, soups, gravies, sauces and do planning for the Peace Corp governments we have worked of the wings of a seagull'." The five that were assigned Commissioner of Administra­ requested by the PSS. wealth Sanitation Services, "warmed over" foods. SEPT in Pohnpei for a three month with have all been under federal She said that she had spoken to Saipan met with Commis­ tion Leo Boyer, and PSS PL 6-28 (Non-Resident regarding food poisoning, its stint in 1985. jurisdiction out here in the with NMC President Agnes sioner o f Education H enry I. The organism salmonella, is Personnel staffer Alice Galang Workers Act) requires, among causes, type of foods involved, She then took a six month Pacific or have been in FSM. McPhetres about offering Sablan in an orientation introduced into food through returned to Saipan this week other things, that the PSS hire how it is introduced into food sabbatical leave from UofO and W e have never worked with the advanced degrees from the Tuesday. They are Omoto fecal contamination by food- after a three-week trip to only alien teachers who are' and preventive or corrective traveled all over Micronesia, CNMI because there is a University of Oregon Rengiil, John Burch, Christian handler's (failing to wash hands Call:234-6508 Guam, Hawaii and the graduates of colleges and procedures to be taken. The primarily in Truk and Yap. different relationship between Extension Program. Celis, Frank Parker, and Carl after using the toilet). To ACROSS DANDAN Philippines to hire teachers to universities in the U.S. or most common food poisoning She said she never got around the CNMI and the USA, but McPhetres told her, she said, Cruz. prevent the host organism from fill the anticipated 48 teaching which are accredited by U.S. organism, is Salmonella. to coming to Saipan. . by coordinating the program getting into foods, all food- that the CNMI would like to The six teachers from Hawaii vacancies in the PSS. accrediting institutions. There/ are more than 800 When she returned to the through the Dept of Interior, handlers must have good offer a masters program in will be arriving in the CNMI Guerrero said 16 people were Education Commissioner types of Salmonella bacteria university she was able to put we will be able to offer the personal habits. A nother education administration and two or three days after the interviewed in the Philippines Sablan has said that until the capable of producing gastro­ together a program for graduate same opportunity for the important point to remember is educational counselling. opening of school on August and were identified a s law is amended, the school intestinal illness. The students who have majored in CNMI and for our students to to sufficiently cook and A t the present tim e the UofO 28, Guerrero said. prospective teachers for the system cannot renew the incubation period after planning and public policy. work with the CNMI." refrigerate all perishable foods. offers extension classes in Of the six from Hawaii, four CNMI. But they could not contracts of alien teachers ingestion of contaminated food The program allows a graduate On a lighter note, Gale said, FSM, the Marshalls and Palau will be assigned to Rota High travel to the CNMI at this time employed by the PSS. He said is 12 to 48 hours with Lastly, the elimination of student to work with a Pacific she had an affinity for Yap the which allow people in college and the rest will come to because to date Public Law 6- that if the law is not amended symptoms of vomiting and rodents and flies will reduce the Island government for the first time she went there and to acquire university credits Saipan. 28 has not been amended by by the opening of school, the diarrhea. Foods usually chances of spreading the equivalent of one-quarter of a didn't know why until last toward a bachelor's degree. Guerrero, Acting Deputy the CNMI Legislature as PSS will assign its support involved arc: meat and poultry, organism. school term. The student will year. She said, "Maybe it About her quick four day assist the government with sounds a little woo-woo, but I visit to Saipan she said.V'Of all planning a specific project, and think I must have lived here in the places I’ve been to in actually have a plan for a previous lifetime. I found Micronesia, this is the implementation as part of the out that my name, Maradel, cleanest. I hope to come project, Gale said. means in Yapese, 'the downy back soon when I can spend "What this does is allow the white feathers on the underside more time here." AQUA RESORT CLUB

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SAN JOSE VILLAGE For Reservations Call 3 2 2 - 1 2 3 4 TINIAN MP 96952 PAGE 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE9 Local Girl Scout Chapter Program To Expand by Fermín Meriang Efforts are underway to rewarding activities. Organization would like to The local Girl Scout Chapter charter two troops from the According to Adriano, the invite more mothers to is soliciting adult volunteers in Capitol Hill area, one from highlights of the program for volunteer one hour a week to an effort to expand to reach and another from the girls during the past year, share thdir talents, knowledge more girls and adults in the As Lito. Margaret Adriano, a included their assistance at the and good guidance with the various communities on long time volunteer of the girls Red Cross Walk-A-Thon, the girls," said Adriano. Saipan. scout program said the program NEED Project, Island Clean For more information, Girl Scouting is an is really in need of adult Up week, and school related contact Adriano at phone opportunity for mothers and women volunteers to help with projects. numbers 322-9843/9844. daughters to spend time the program. They also engaged i n together in a learning situation There were 16 adult women activities including swimming, NMC And UOG while having fun with other volunteers working with the hiking, walking, cooking, and To Receive $1.7 girls and their mothers. girls while five other women sewing projects. There were 100 active Girl acted as committee members As an organization, the Million Contract Scouts from Tanapag, Garapan, supporting scouting functions different troops joined hands Public schools in the CNMI and the San Vicente during the last scouting year. during Christmas, the Girl and the College of the Northern Marianas got some communities last year. The Margaret Adriano works with daughter Adriano said the girls were Scout Thinking Day, and the girls were divided into Junior, in reviewing the Girl Scout Manual. involved in com m unity Girls Scout W eek. good news today, when the Brownie, and Daisy troops. The daughter is a member of Troop 9. activities as well as self "The Girls Scout University of Guam (UOG) announced that it had signed one of the largest grants in the school's history. . ,a$1.7 million contract with the U.S. Department of Education to operate the Regional Bilingual Education Resource Center for three more years. Dr. Mary L. Spencer, Associate Professor of Psychology and the current director of the Bilingual Center at UOG made the announce­ ment Tuesday after the contract was signed by University President, Dr. Wilfred Leon Guerrero. The Center operates out of the UOG campus and is administered by the College of Education. It has offices in Yap and Truk and services all of Micronesia. Schools in the CNMI are PRIZES INCLUDE: SHARP served by the resource center and Spencer noted that they GRAND PRIZE LOR TV'S will receive training and technical "hands-on" assistance ARP VHS from the center at least four ISSAN 4X4 times a year. LUXE TRUCK DEO Leon Guerrero noted that the CASSETTE contract allows the university to act as a truly regional RECORDERS institution. The center was established at UOG in 1983. PUBLIC NOTICE The Division of Public Health, Department of Public Health and EnvironmentalServices, Commonwealth of the , has prepared reports of intended expenditures for the Fiscal Year 1990 on the maternal and child The Saipan Salem Sweepstakesisopen to residents of the CNMi aged 18 years or over. . You may enter as health, preventive many times as you wish. Print your name, address, health and health number and social security or ID number on services and alcohol, ick'of any ppcK, of Salem, Winston. Camel, ^ Mpr^^QWi-Opralr-Vgnfage or YSl cigarettes De- drug abuse and “ ■'"^pp^crtapeof ourdropJpoxesJpca+ed at mental health block ignores., ¿Winners wilj iwi£©.. Dfdwing date to beannounced, grants, these reports m & 4 notaedres’ent to win. Em pfojpiah'd! are available for public M eet all FM VSS specifications xlfamIfesafWSTCO. RJRTI or Bush inspection, reviewand Units shown with optional equipment Pairere No. 1 TOYOTA comments at the Division of Public Health, Commonwealth MICROL CORPORATION SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING, Cigarette Ж/ f Health Center, P.O. BOX 267, SAN JOSE, SAIPAN MP 96950 PHONE 234-5911, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Smoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. weekdays, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., through 31 f* Л o '* W ra IN ROTA SEE V. M. CALVO ENTERPRISES August, 1989. PAGE 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 11 Camacho Explains Role Of Scouting by Fermin Meriang Camacho stressed that the assistance. "We need adult In addition, the scouting TAC1TIC ISLANDS O U B program is undergoing volunteers who are willing to program leaders have received This is the first of a monthly expansion plans and the impart their knowledge and permission from the series of articles profiling community is asked for guidance to the boys involved government to use a parcel of SAIPAN different leaders of the local The committees meet on a in the program," he continued. land in the Obyan area for scouting program and their regular basis and plan activities He said the committee scouting activities and plans roles in the program. The and projects for the scouts, all members have scheduled five for a Boy Scout Center are on CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A BENEFIT DINNER following is a result of an year a round. In addition, they major activities for this year the drawing boards. interview with Rosiky F. raise funds and promote the involving the Boy Scouts. "We have a busy year ahead Camacho, Boy Scout Program goals of the organization. They will include the Fall, of us and we need all the help PREMIER PERFORMANCE Chairman. Camacho said that the Spring, and Summer we can get from our "I believe in acting as a role scouting program helps instill Camporees, the Fourth of July communities and individual model for the youth of the good character and citizenry in festivities, and the Boy Scout volunteers," Camacho Rosiky F. Camacho Commonwealth and in playing the young boys who enter the Anniversary. concluded a role in keeping them away many different branches of the from the dangers that come program. The boys are also with the problems of modem encouraged to participate in society," Camacho said, community and school projects beaming. and other charitable functions. Camacho is the person who "The scouting program offers oversees the program goals and incentives to its committees. The different members as individuals as well committees are made up of as a group. Many people have many members of the a misconception that scouting community who have a vested is only a drill team but it also interests in the scouting offers boys ranging in ages 8 program. They have to 17 the opportunity for contributed their time in personal growth and realizing assisting its development. one's potential," he said.

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Sablan, General r ‘OTHER PERFORMANCES:· and other establishments on Manger of the company, said September 15 o f this year. the company came into being We Guarantee the lowest With a large warehouse because of the increased need FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1989/8:15 PM almost finished, the company for fresh dairy products in the is already making plans to Commonwealth. price on the island SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER 2,1989/8:15 PM bring dairy products from The new business will Guam and sell them to retailers engage in the wholesale SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,1989/2.30 PM at prices similar to those on industry by providing products MODERN STATIONERY Guam. to stores, eateries and other The warehouse, located near establishments in need of the in & TRADING CO., INC. the Sablan Quarry in Sadog products. COMPLETE LINE OF OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLIES Tasi, will be equipped with Foremost Foods Saipan is a LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE AT PACIFIC ISLANDS CLUB enough space for the company wholly owned subsidiary or •BEACH ROAD, SAN JQSE TEL 2 34-6832 to store a variety of goods, Friesland Foods, USA. The • BEACH ROAD, GARAPAN TEL 2 3 4 -8 9 0 2 RESERVATIONS CALL 234-7976 Ext. 5103 some of which have been company will have eight local P.O. BOX 799 SAIPAN MP 96950 FAX: 234-7176 · TELEX: 696 MODERN SPN unavailable on the island em ployees. PAGE 12-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE13 PIC Names Congressmen Say Dept. Of Interior Baysauli As Did Not Do Job In Palau Since 1987 Orton / Ç Employee Of By Howard Graves case after case, a small group people. The allegations are Associated Press Writer in the Salii Administration serious and require the fullest The Month HONOLULU (AP) - Three substantially and often secretly attention and action by both Democratic Congressmen on abused the public trust." 6Kw - 350Kw Generators in stock Pacific Islans Club (PIC) government." Friday charged the Reagan In Washington, Larry L. July Employee-of-the-Month is The statement has signed by a familiar figure on the grounds Administration's Interior Morgan, Director of Public and President Ngiratkel Etpison, of the San Antonio resort. Department with irresponsibil­ Legislature Affairs for the Senate President Joshua That's no surprise, since ity in administering*affairs of Interior Department's Office of Koshiba and House of Bartolomé Baysauli has been Palau. Territorial and International Delegates G. Shiro Kyota. on the staff since construction They also accused deceased Affairs, said the Department The three said "The political hadn't been given a copy of the of the PIC got underway. Palau President Lazarus Salii status of Palau cannot be study, however, he said he What's less known is that and unidentified aides of alleged allowed to remain perpertually understood that it contained Baysauli's work is central to corruption and bribery, in Lim bo." possible fraud and violence in "No Surprises." the comfort of both the guests They also pledged economic connection with a 1987 As for criticisms that a and his fellow staffers. and political reforms, and will Referendum on a proposed department hands-off policy on ask the U.S. government to political status accord with the Palau was wrong, Morgan said, designate a high-level official United States. "Hindsight is great, I am sure to be responsible for its The criticisms came from there are many things we relations with Palau. They also U.S. Reps. Morris K. Udall of would have done differently." expressed their appreciation to Arizona, House Interior In Koror, Palau's capital, the three U.S. lawmakers for Committee Chairman, George government and legislative requesting the GAO Miller of California, the leaders in a joint statement said investigation.' Committee's second ranking the report has welcomed and "Although Palau will not let Democrat, and Ron De Lugo of "confirms what many had go free those who benefited the Virgin Islands, Chairman suspected, how the failure of a from the abuses of the past, MID-PAC MICRONESIA, INC. of the Subcommittee on few people in the United States Palau's focus must now be on UPPER HI-WAY, GARAPAN BOX PPP-298 SAIPAN, MP 96950 Insular and International and Palau led to corruption and its future," the Palauans TEL.: (670) 234-0475 · FAX: (670) 234-0476 Affairs. fraud and harmed innocent statement said. The three in 1987 asked the Bartolomé Baysauli is PIC's general accounting office, an Employee of the Month. independent arm of Congress, Baysauli, as part of the to investigate a multitude of Maintenance and Engineering allegations during Salii's three- Department, spends much of year presidency. his time making sure the Salii killed himself Aug. 20, resort's twin 850 kw power 1988, nearly a year to the day generators and its reverse- that the lawmakers released osmosis water purification copies of the GAO report late equipment are up and running. Friday night to Interior That's particularly important, Secretary Manuel Lujan, the since PIC has operated State Department and the independent of hard-pressed Senate Energy and Natural local power and water supplies Resources Committee. since its opening in 1988. De Lugo and subcommittee Maintenance is a key to staff members gave copies of dependable operation of these the full report to Palau's Vice facilities as Saipan utility President, Senate President and workers have found out in the House Speaker at a secret San past to their regret. Disposal of Francisco Hotel meeting Aug. sewage is another task of 12-13. Maintenance and Engineering. "Two messages come Baysauli, a native of Paete, through loud and clear in the Laguna in the Philippines, is a report," the Congressman said carpenter by trade. in a statement. "(The) Reagan As Employee-of-the-Month, Administration officials didn't he receives a deluxe overnight do their job in Palau and in stay for two at the resort and $100 in cash. N M N C W M eet College Seeks W ednesday Evening Class The Coordination Com­ mittee for the Northern Instuctors Marianas National Council of The Northern Marianas Women (NMNCW) will be College is seeking teachers for holding a meeting on its evening adult education Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. at the classes. Applicants must have Governor's Conference Room, at least an Associate of Arts Capitol Hill. degree. Compensation will be The purpose of this meeting based on education and is to select the Official Seal for experience. the Council and to assign The classes will begin members to the Convention September 5,1989, and include Planning Committee. The Basic English, Basic Math, Constitutional Convention for Pre-GED Reading, Pre-GED the NMNCW will be held in Writing, Pre-GED Math, and October, 1989. Basic Computer Literacy. 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PAGE 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST25,1989 1 11 I'i'i'i'j· ^ s / ' W i w i 1- ‘ì " Proposal Submitted For U.S. Reparations To Guam By Gene Kramer Island nearly a half-century Territory 1,150 miles from Blaz, Guam's non-voting not be minimized, and "The Associated Press W riter ago. Tokyo and 3,700 miles from delegate in the House of United States government did WASHINGTON (AP) - The Japan, now one of the richest Hawaii suffered through the Representatives. The measure right by the people of Guam Chinese Sunday Brunch at the U.S. government is being countries in the world, may most brutal treatment ever faces more hearings and a immediately after the war,” by asked to pay millions of dollars have some moral responsibility inflicted on an American possible committee vote later paying about $8 million on DIAMOND’S to the people of Guam as but no legal financial community, they say, recalling this year. 4,200 death, personal injury compensation for death, injury responsibility to the nearly massacres, beatings, forced Waiver of Japanese and property damage claims. and suffering during Imperial forgotten victims and labor and other horrors. reparations in 1951, early in "There is no reason for the Japan's Invasion and survivors, Guam leaders say. "Although he feel that a the Korean war, "was a policy American taxpayers to pay Occupation of the Pacific From 1941-44, the U.S. KONGO U A N ieN moral obligation" falls on decision of the United States to further compensation for World Japan "he cannot seek justice conclude a quick bulwark War II claims prising from CHINESE RESTAURANT CUC Employees Get Higher from the Japanese," according against communist expansion," enemy action," Larry L. Ada recalled. Morgan testified for the U.S. 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. · AUGUST 27,1989 to Joseph F. Ada, Governor of Pay Levels, Reclassifications Guam, because the United "One can see now the needs Interior Department, which in States "most unfortunately and concerns of· 20,000 or so 1989 took over responsibility Many Commonwealth Classification in the Personnel (indigenous) Chamorro people for Guam from the Navy. •Braised Shrimps with Oyster Sauce gave away our right t o Utilities Corp. (CUC) Office, said a total of 37 reparation from the Japanese in in a small island in the Pacific The island acquired from •Steamed Clams employees were all smiles classes of CUC employees had its 1951 peace treaty with might be ignored," he said, but Spain in 1898 after the earlier this week, as they been re-classified by his office. •Cold Jelly Fish Japan without anybody once now "It is for justice to be Spanish-American has remains received word from the CNMI All, he noted, were done." asking our people." a key U.S. Pacific military •2 Kinds of Spedial Appetizers Personnel Office that they were "operational" categories. CUC Opposing reparations, base. Ironically, Japanese •Chinese Style Hamburgers eligible for re-classification to administrative personnel were Ada appeared last month at a President George Bush's tourism is the main civilian •Plain Shark Fins Soup higher grade and pay levels, re-classified last year, with Congressional hearing on administration said "The industry, accounting for host of according to a CUC press clerical/secretarial staff re- Guam War Reparations crimes, cruelty and forced Guam's 500,000 annual •Braised Chicken with Curry Sauce release. classsified by his office. Legislation introduced by Ben labor" suffered on Guam should visitors. •Sauted Shredded Beef with Green Pepper Line crew in CUC's Power •Deep Fried Pork Division, for example, were notified that they would now •Braised Fish with Chili Sauce be eligible for classification at •Fried Noodles with Chopsuey pay level 17, rather than pay •Steamed Rice level 11, at which they had been classified. •Shoumai Power Distribution head •Assorted Fruits Owen Rumley, who had been •4 Kinds of Chinese Cakes outspoken in his criticism of ratings assigned to line crew FREE: Glass of Champagne members, said he was very pleased with the action of the PRICES: $15.00 per person Personnel Office. "I'm happy, and my boys are happy," he $7.50 for kids 12 & above said. Said Jack Cruz, CUC Administration head, "We asked Personnel to make an assessment of the employees' job description and job titles to Saturday Brunch at the make sure our people were getting equal pay for equal qork. We didn’t think they DIAMOND’S were." Cruz cautioned that the letters did not mean employees would automatically get a raise P la itte ria co ffe e shop in their next pay check. "The Board will have to meet, and 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. · AUGUST 26,1989 identify a source of funding for the raises. Then we will have to process personnel actions on COLD DISHES the employees, and those will •Rieett de Pork with Vegetables have to be approved by the •Cheese Mouse & Rate de Escargot Personnel Office before the •Ham & Cheese increases can go into effect." •Salads: Tossed, Tomato, Cucumber, Philip David, Head o f M acaroni & Potato •Fruits & Fruit Cocktail Pacific Gardenia To •Dessert Pastries Build 4 Grass Huts The U.S. Army Corps of H O T D ISH E S Engineers Honolulu District •Roast Pig & Lumpiang Shanghai with Sauce office issued a federal permit •Top Sirloin Steak with Onion Sauce Aug. 7 to the general manager •Chicken Saute with Tomato Sauce of the Pacific Gardenia Hotel, authorizing the construction of •Beef Stew with Hot Vegetables four grass hut structures in the •Itoyori Saute with Cream Sauce nearshore waters at Afetna Bay. •Soup Each hut will be 6 feet wide, •Saipan Rice with Seafood 8 feet long, 11 feet high, and •Pancakes constructed of wooden planks supported on ironwood uprights. The huts will be located in waters 2 feet deep approximately 12 feet offshore fronting the hotel. The application for this permit was sent to all federal and local reviewing agencies for their comments. No objections were raised against the proposed grass huts in the shoreline waters. PAGE 18-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 18-A

CNMI vs. Amalia Teregeyo (Arrgn) {court calendar) CNMI vs. Joo Hoon Urn' CNMI vs. Victor Romolor CNMI vs. Joaquin Kileleman and Michael Tkel JUDGE ROBERT A. HEFNER CNMI vs. Mahendrian Saravanamlatau Meet Your Candidates CNMI vs. Richard F. Conti & Anne Marie August 21, 1989 Conti CNMI vs. Fuana Tmarsel (Status Conf.) 9:00 a.m. Eugenio T. Borja vs. I.M.T. Corp. & Takeshi CNMI vs. Ysper Ynaas Made (Status Conf.) For The CNMI vs. Ramon Kapileo Nakazato CNMI vs. Snyder Ongil CNMI vs. Herman C. Ada (Trial) CK Pacific vs. Tae Su Ung CNMI vs. Juan R. Camacho CNMI vs. Herman C. Ada (Trial) CNMI vs. Alex Sikebert (Sentencing) CNMI vs. Helen Babauta Cruz et. al. (Arrgn.) August 23, 1989 JUDGE MARTY TAYLOR 1:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. August 21, 1989 CNMI vs. Joseph Taitingfong Cruz (Arrgn.) House of Representative MTC vs. Helson Coip. et. al. 10:00 a.m. August 22, 1989 MTC vs. Adolfo C. Serrano CNMI vs. Terry Wayne Gaddy 9:00 a.m. MTC vs. Edmundo C. Caceres Preliminary Hearing) CNMI vs. Paul Reyes (S.C.) MTC vs. Herman M. Castro August 22,1989 CNMI vs. Ricardo F. Ada (Status Conf.) Election Precinct No. 3 Pablo Cuison dba Triple C Marketing vs. CNMI vs. Clare Saburo (Status Conf.) CNMI vs. Glenn B. Villanueva (S.C.) San Jose--Chalan LauLau- Master Builders, Inc. W arship CNMI Ignacio R. Villanueva (Status Conf.) Pablo Cuison dba Triple C Marketing vs. Wardship Guam DPHSS & Consolation DLG. Tenorio vs. Garapan--Puerto Rico-Sadog Tasi- M aster Builders, Inc. August 23, 1989 Donicio Lizama Jr. Bel Kraft Int’l. Inc. vs. Pedro R. Santos 1:30 p.m . 1:30 p.m. Northern Islands MTC vs. Frank Villagomez dba DFlame Pangelinan, Henry S. vs. Nelly Palconit AG & INO vs. Edgardo T. Edijer MTC vs. Max P. Butalid Pangelinan AG & INO vs. Jezreel F. Mendoza Town House Inc. vs. Margarita Ishii Geraldine Demapan Aldan vs. Francisco B. Aldan CNMI vs. Eddie S. Kileleman MTC vs. Ines C. Duenas Fleming, Hermina C. vs. Lawrence Fleming August 23, 1989 MTC vs. Francesca B. Santos Rodino T. Lauron vs. Rosalie Dela Merced Cruz- 9:00 a.m. MTC vs. Ji, Y. Lauron CNMI vs. Emery Satur Igisaiar (S.C.) MTC vs. K.B. Ent. Inc. August 24, 1989 A ugust 24,1989 Town House Inc. vs. Maria M. Farnsworth 1:30 p.m . 8:30 a.m. Antonio P. Sablan et. al. vs. CNMI Adoption CNMI vs. Herman Ngiraidong Herman's Modem Bakery vs. Joaquina H. Adoption CNMI vs. Joseph Albert A gustin Adoption CNM I vs. John W ayne Techur Herman's Modem Bakery vs. Max P. Butalid Elisa M. Castro vs. Heidy R. Ngirwekur CNMI vs. Bong, Seong Seoh MTC vs. Jose Sn. Muna Marianas Repairs Co. Inc. vs. LMD Const. & 1:30 p.m. MTC vs. Kouichi Onde Maint. Ser. CNMI vs. Edwin Omar MTC vs. Benusto L. Piteg Isidora M. Salas vs. Julie P. Mettao August 25, 1989 MTC vs. Pedro T. Nakatsukasa JUDGE ALEX CASTRO 8:30 a.m. Town House Inc. vs. Lydia L. Ada (Motion) August 21, 1989 CNMI vs. Farley, Angelina M. 'νΛ ϊϊν '^ ^ · Town House Inc. vs. Anella Boaz 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Town House Inc. vs. Amelia Boaz CNMI vs. Vicente Matagolai et. al. CNMI vs. Junior Kosam Apatang, Inocencia T. vs. Marianas Public CNMI vs. Jeffrey Guerrero and Anthony 1:30 p.m. Land Corp. Pangelinan CNMI vs. Jonatahn San Nicolas - Я - Ф м - т у ■·: : \\· ·\·Ζ: \ :

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Commonwealth U tilities Cor­ lingual. " I realize I lack the skills law, and in the Agreement of the classified and paid commensu­ quently appointed by the Gover­ poration (CUC) Board members of my predecessor, who can Special Representatives. rate with experience and per­ nor and confirmed by the Sen­ elected C.E. "Bud" White as new speak not only English, but also "I want to improve service to formance," said White. ate. Board Chairman at their regular Chamorro, and Carolinian and our customers to make sure they "I want people to be satisfied, White, who lives in Tanapag, monthly meeting held last Fri­ Japanese. I will need your help are informed of what we are to enjoy their work and to feel first came to Saipan in Decem­ day, according to a CUC press in those areas," he said: doing. I want to see they are pride as members of the CUC ber, 1981, whenhe was recruited release. The new Chairman said his treated fairly and openly. team,” he added. from the Mainland to become White's first statement as new main objective would be to help "I also want to improve col­ Acknowledging that he had director of Data Processing for Chairman was an appeal toBoard CUC meetits obligation to oper­ lections and make sure every been perhaps the Board's most the TIPI. In 1985, he left the members to help him overcome ate on a sound cost-recovery customer is fairly and accurately active member he said, "I won't position to become head of his his "handicap" in not being multi­ basis, as required both under the metered. One objective will be participate if I can't be active. I own computer firm, and in 1986, to reduce the cost of operations don’t join to sit on the sidelines." joined with Larry Hillblom to and make sure everyone works White joined the Board, in establish Saipan Computer Serv­ Governor Proclaims an eight-hour day for their eight November, 1988, when Board ice. In the intervening years, he hours' pay. membership was expanded to taught part-time at Northern "I want to make sure our per­ include members of the private Marianas College, and, to use Sept. 13 Arbor Day sonnel are properly trained, have sector. He and Tom Picarro were his own words, "sold computers, all the tools and equipment recommended for membership trained users, and developed by Ferm in M eriang wants to take part in the beauti­ needed to operate in a safe envi- by the Saipan Chamber of software." A proclamation signed by fication process. ronment; that they are properly Commerce, and were subse­ Governor Pedro P. TenorioTucs- Thakali said that her office is daysctasideSeptember 13,1989 also negotiating with the Gover­ as "Arbor Day" for the CNMI. nor's Office to take the initiative Family Life Conference Held In September In signing the proclamation, by having the Governor and the the Governor said, the day is Lt. Governor plant some Nor­ Family Life Conference Youth With A Mission Family Ministry Schools being set aside "to focus our at­ folk Island Pines in front of the tention on the vital role that trees Governor's Office. September 21 & 22,1989 Friday, September 22,1989 play in protecting our island In addition, students at Whis- Saipan Diamond Hôtel 'T een Star: Teaching Sexuality in the Context of environment, in conserving our peringPalmsElcmentary School Adult Responsibility" Thursday, September 21,1989 soil, and in improving the qual­ have volunteered to plant trees Mr. Robert Phillips, Mr. Joey Duenas, Mrs. Lulu "Victims and Victiinizers: Sexual Abuse of children Duenas; Archdiocese of Agana ity of our lives." and flowers at the American in the CNMI" The governor encouraged Memorial Park. The 4-H club Bion Blunt, Resource Specialist, CNMI Division of "Dysfunctional Families: Characteristics, Concerns government employees to join will beautify the collcgecampus Youth Services & Christian Change" in the celebration by planting while the boy scouts will display "Adult Abuse: A threat to our Cultural Identity" Ann Hardin, MSW; Navy Family Service Center trees around go vernmcnt offices posters with messages about the Sarah Thomas, Adult Protective Services, DPHSS, (Guam) Guam and buildings. importance of trees. "Welfare Programs: The Lifestyle Among Guam's "The Impact of Civil Law on the Marianas Family" According to Renee Thakali, On September 16, members Second Generation, of Low-Income Families" Ms. Jane Mack, Attorney Commonwealth Forester, gov- of five boy scout troops will join Dr. Randall Workman, University of Guam Micronesian Legal Services Corporation cmmcntemployccs, schools, the staff of the Marianas Visitors "CNMI Women and the Workplace" boy scouts, and the college 4-H Bureau will plant trees along the Aniria Q. Tomokane, CNMI Special Assistant for "Building Supportive Relationships Among Family club will participate in a week beach road from Garapan to San Women's Affairs M embers" long celebration by cleaning up Jose. Keynote Speakers- Rev. Dwight Chapman, Pastor Saipan Community Church and planting trees and flowers in The proclamation of the Ar­ "Supporting the Family in the Legislature" Senator Elizabeth Arriola designated parts of llie island. bor Day by the government is an Guam Legislature "Discipleship within the Family: the Experience of Thakali said Acacia seedlings effort to have government em­ "Restoring Communication Among Family Young Christian Life on Guam" . arc available at the forestry sta­ ployees contribute to the beauti­ M embers" Ann Hardin, Geri Schwab, and Ray Torres; Youth tion in for any inter­ fication of the Commonwealth, Mr. Larry Ballard, Director, Ministry, Archdiocese of Agana ested individual or group who according to Thakali. The highlight of Family Life be of special interest to the Week is a two day conference community. that will be held at the Saipan Other guest speakers will be Diamond Hotel on September added before the conference but 21 and 22, according to a Catho­ are not listed above because the lic Social Services (CSS) press coordinating committee is await­ release. The conference exam­ ing confirmation. ines some of the challenges and The conference is not the only problems experienced by fami­ activity scheduled for Family lies in the CNMI and Guam and Life Week. There will be aFamily describes some attempts in both Life Fair at the beach with enter­ com-munitics to deal with the tainment, booths, and exhibits. problems. Village meetings will be held as The keynotes speakers for the well. conference arc Senator Elizabeth The village meetings are a Arriola from Guam and Larry wonderful opportunity to talk Ballard. with experts on child rearing, Arriola is a long time propo­ family communication, and other nent of social policy to protect topics. Experts will be available the family on Guam. She is also at village meetings to give pres­ very active on youth oriented entations and to answer ques­ issues. Currently she is the lead tions. It will b a good opportu­ legislator attempting to provide nity to see how the advice o f the for greater control over abortion experts can be applied to your on Guam. specific situation and problems. Ballard is the Director for the The village m eetings will run NEW YORK Family Ministry School con­ every evening during family life ducted by Youth With A Mission week (September 16 through24), at Pacific-Asian University in except on September 21 which Hawaii. is when the evening session of While some of the topics ad­ the Conference will be held. dress interests of human service More information on the village COMING SOON professionals, most touch on meetings will be in the next issue issues of importance to many of Social Conscience. people in the com-munity. If you have questions about All conference sessions are Family Life Week, would like to TO open to the general public. The let us know that you will be Keynotes speakers are scheduled coming to the Conference, or for an evening session on Sep­ would like to volunteer to help SAIPAN tember 21, the first day of the out with Family Life Week ac­ conference, beginning at 7:00 tivities, please call CSS at 234- p.m.Thcevening session should 6981 or 234-7869. p p a j |yp.p.p. ft M 3 & M E M PAGE 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25.1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 21.

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4 4 T id e Happy 38th F a m ily HURRY!!! Birthday L u v s 4 4 S iz e Wonderful Family Size (2.65 kg) Bernadette VISIT OUR STORE LOCATED AT Wabol 1. BEACH ROAD, GARAPAN BESIDES TRANS AMERICA BLDG. 12.95 I Love You 5.75 Mom Family 2. BESIDES MIKE'S JEWELRY NEAR POST OFFICE AREA. PAGE 22-B-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 ,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 5,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 23 Conti Appears In Superior Court ANNOUNCEMENT Youngsters Graduate From by Dan Phillips forged writing. Yesterday, "Conti's situation is no worse THE AvHINESE RESTAURANT CNMI Palauan Association will hold its He showed up a little late, Conti pleaded not guilty to all than Cabrera's, perhaps even but Richard F. Conti made his charges against him. much better," said Lizama, Summer Reading Program monthly meeting Saturday, August 26 at scheduled appearance at the Judge Taylor let bail remain who asked that bail be set at "Lunch Menu Special" $1,500-3,000. 2:00 p.m. at Stanley Torres Beach. Superior Court yesterday at $50,000 yesterday, although PSS - 108 youngsters from the reading program, but this "I was so impressed with However, Platt pointed out Your Choice of: morning. he recognized that Conti had kindergarten through grade 6 in was the first time Saipan Cable each and everyone of the that Cabrera's situation is Conti, who arrived from come back voluntarily, both public and private schools TV join the PSS in sponsoring students," Scott-Lau said. Shrimp, Beef, Pork, or unique because there are no Hawaii via Guam the previous knowing that a warrant was out in Saipan completed the the program. She said the "They were well behaved." She detention facilities for women Chicken Chopsuey day, appeared with counsel for his arrest. Summer Reading Program, children read books and made told the students to "keep on Saipan, and also because REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL John Lizama before Judge Lizama pointed out that which began on July 10 and oral reports on the books they reading because it's the key to with she has signed over her interest FOR THE DESIGN AND Marty Taylor for a bail hearing Frances Cabrera, who is ended last week. read, sang, and watched video. life and because you're Soup of the Day in the estate of a relative. and arraignment. involved in a similar case, was In a two-hour ceremony held They also learned library skills tomorrow's leaders." Conti's next court appearance Steamed Rice CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Chief Prosecutor Craig Platt released on her ow n outside the Central Library such as how to find books and Scott-Lau, after the has filed charges alleging that recognizance, and asked that is scheduled for September 6 at building at Marianas High Soft Drink, CUC-RFP-89-W013 Conti cashed a check for Conti be allowed the same. 1:30, for a status conference. School in on the last Coffee or Tea The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC) is soliciting $9,442.42 at the Bank of day of the program, the r h sealed proposals from qualified A/E companies to perform Guam, a check bearing the youngsters received certificates $6.50 per person forged signature of John from Public School System design and project management services for waterline projects Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 1 :30 p.m. on the island of Saipan entitled Village Homesteads Water Sablan, Executive Director of (PSS) and Saipan Cable TV System Improvement Project. The Village Homestead project the Mariana Islands Housing officials as their families and Dinner 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. ·. V is composed of Dan-Dan, Capitol Hill and Authority. friends looked on. subdivisions. The proposal shall present the qualifications of Conti had been working as Among the dignitaries on Reservations, 234-1234, ext. 34 the company and previous work performed on similar projects. the comptroller for MIHA hand to commend the students The proposal must discuss each of the following critical items: before leaving for Hawaii to and to present the certificates to Continued by popular demand attend to his wife's medical the youngsters were Chairman 10% discount for local residents 1. All submitting firms must become knowledgeable of problems. Charges were filed of the Board of Education Juan the existing plans of the three (3) Village Homestead by the AG's Office on August B. Tudela, Mary Scott-Lau of on A La Carte menu! Subdivisions. Failure to acquaint themselves by 11, and bail was set at Saipan Cable TV, Acting reviewing the drawings available at the Water $50,000. CNMI Librarian Rita S. Planning Office, CUC will automatically eliminate Platt filed charges of theft, Richard F. Conti, center, appeared in the Commonwealth Superior Camacho, and PSS English them from consideration. forgery, and possession of a Court yesterday. At right is Chief Prosecutor Craig Platt. Specialist John Rosario representing the Commissioner Mr. Juan B. Tudela, Chairman of the Board of Education, Sablan, who was present at 2. Proposed plan for field verifying the existing home of Education. congratulates a participant of the Summer Reading Program on the bail hearing/arraignment, locations and infrastructure must be adequately CNMI Supreme Court Chief August 18. Left to right in the photo are Mary Scott-Lau of said he has suspended Conti Saipan Cable TV, Acting CNMI Librarian Rita S. Camacho, PSS presented. Justice Jose Dela Cruz and from his position at MIHA, Board of Education member English Specialist John Rosario, Tudela, Camacho Elementary and that his actions are School librarian Rose Crisostomo, and librarian Lydia H. Aldan of 3. The selected firm must submit hydraulic design Anicia Q. Tomokane were ШС1Т1С consistent with MIHA PSS Central Library. (PSS Photo). calculations of the final water system for each of present at the ceremony personnel policy. the village homestead and must be capable of 1SUDŒXS because their children attended how to use an encyclopedia and ceremony, told the PSS News preparing specifications and the final reviewed plans the program. Liz Rechebei, a dictionary. that the Cable TV co-sponsored for bidding in accordance with the accepted CNMI CJUB SAIPAN Fishermen Agree Board of Education Technical Mary Scott-Lau said that the the program by donating Procurement Regulations. The capability to On Hawaiian Pact Assistant and former Trust PSS "has been doing a fine job supplies and materials such as Territory Director of Education, by making the public school duplicate several sets of plans and specifications is H O N O L U L U (A P) - A posters, pencils, book marks, also attended the ceremony. librarians available to assist in necessary. Pacific Islands Club is looking for highly settlement has been reached in crayons, and balloons. She said Lydia H. Aldan, a librarian the program. She also thanked a sometime violent dispute the Cable TV made the motivated, responsible, career minded and mistress of ceremonies, the parents for encouraging 4. A construction management plan to accomplish the between Waianae Coast certificates and bought the said that this was the third their children to attend and subdivision waterline construction in a timely individual to fill the following positions. fishermen and a long-line awards which were given to all summer that the PSS had run complete the program. manner should accompany the proposal. fishing fleet that is new to the students at the ceremony. Hawaiian waters. 5. After receipt of the bids, the selected firm will be • COOK The settlement was worked required to evaluate the bids and make a recom­ out Thursday by William Paty, mendation of the award to CUC. Experience in •CLUBMATE Chairman of the Western evaluating bids is mandatory. Pacific Regional Fishery • ASSISTANT F&B Management Council, Paty 6. Following the award to a construction contractor, also is Chairman of the State a selected firm will be required to provide MANAGER Land Board. construction management for the entire project. Paty said the commercial An office on Saipan must be staffed to handle the CHAINSAW •AIRCON REFRIGERATION fleet made up of Vietnamese required work load. Cleaning, Cutting Firewood POWER TROWEL fishermen from Louisiana has Concrete Finishing Tool MECHANIC agreed to stay at least 20 miles The selection of the A/E company will be based on the RENTAL TOOLS AVAILABLE FOR: from shore. • Home Improvement & Repairs completeness of the proposal in addressing all the elements of Paty said the fleet has a legal • Small Construction Jobs the items listed above that best meets CUC needs. CUC may Application with Resume are being right to fish closer, but it is award the design field verification (Part II) separate from the customary in Hawaii for a fleet • Tools For Cleaning & Remodeling project construction management (Part II) to different firms. accepted Monday - Friday from 9:00 to stay farther out. • Home & Business Construction Jobs Proposals shall include standard forms 254 and 255 stating all a.m. - 2:00 p.m. The Waianae fishermen have • Rental-Trucks & Fork Lifts personnel to be involved in the project and previous complained the supply of fish experience.' PLATE COMPACTOR has fallen off since the fleet Asphalt & Gravel Compaction NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE!! arrived about a month ago. Submission of the proposals must be made no later than The Vietnamese fishermen September 15, 1989, to the Office of the Procurement and claimed they've been shot at Supply, CNMI, Lower Base, Saipan", MP 96950 by 4:00 Application forms are available at the and their fishing lines have p.m., local time. Proposals shall be marked CUC-RFP-89- been cut. AUGUST CLEARANCE W013 and submitted in triplicate copies. Personnel Office in San Antonio. DOUBLE VIBRATION Model 62 Dual Purpose DEMOLITION HAMMER AND ROLLER POWERSNAKE A selection committee will convene shortly thereafter and BACK TO SCHOOL select a firm to negotiate the final project costs. The CUC Benefits include: Medical Ins. reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason Paid Vacation and to waive any defects in the proposals if in its sole opinion SALE!! to do so would be in the best interest of the CUC. Sick Leave East-West Rental Center AUGUST 25th to AUGUST 31st All inquiries shall be,directed to the Executive Director, CUC Duty Meals at (670) 322-4033 or the Asst. Director for Water Division at Birthday of Saipan Inc. 322-9383 or fax no. (670) 322-9382. Happy 7th Birthday 20% OFF We comply with federal law by verifying the Identity and work KELVIN LEE T. ROBERT Tel. 234-7193 From Saipan with love! W-2 Hi-Way, Guaio Rai, Saipan ALL CLOTHING PEDRO SASAMOTO eligibility of all new hires on a non-descrimlnatory basis. Love: Mom, Sister, ______BEACH ROAD, GARAPAN Executive Director, CUC E.E.O. Brothers, and Family ] PAGE 24-MARIANAS VARIETY NEV/S AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 25 NOTICE TO VENDORS Health Officials Launch "City Called Heaven" Next Thursday At PIC

The Director for Department of Community & Cultural Affairs, honorary members of the "City Called Heaven" will also for adults and $3 for children. Music Society. Mr. Jess B. Pangelinan, would like to remind all vendors doing be at PIC-Charley's Cabaret: These tickets may be purchased Immunization Campaign Limited tickets for the Friday, September 1, 8:15 at PIC, Town and Country business with the Nutrition Assistance Progeam (NAP) that premiere are available at the p.m.; Saturday, September 2, Video (San Jose) and the funds budgeted for Fiscal year 1989 will expire on September 30, (CNS) - Officials at the of the opening the Saturday "that most parents bring their Pacific Islands Club-Saipan. 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, September Pacific Gardenia Hotel as well 1989. This means that if you have a NAP account receivable, you Department of Health and morning clinics was to children in for their imm uniza­ For reservations, call 234- 3, 2:30 p.m. Tickets for these as from individual members of will be required to submit your invoices to the Department of Environmental Services are accommodate those babies tion during the first visit, but 7976, extension 5103. performances, which do not the Northern Marianas Music Finance, Accounts payable Section in order to get paid. expressing concern over the whose parents are working then the attendance rate Three later performances of include drinks or meals,a re $5 Society. gradual decline in the level of during the week. However, gradually decreases over the You run the risk of not getting paid out of NAP's FY ’89 funds by immunization rates among records at the Division of next 15 months showing that not submitting your invoices on or before September 30,1989. children under five years of age Public Health indicate that by the time that child is two to throughout the Common­ those parents could have three years old, the level of wealth. attended the regular week day immunization is around 56 Please call Pat de-Beer at 322-9890/9201 if you have any The Director of the Depart­ clinic. percent. This is considered question. ment, Dr. Jose T. Villagomez The normal immunization dangerously low and hows that I said the decline continued schedule is as follows: new 50 percent of the CNMI during the past few years in born, two months, four children under five years old are spite of the department's efforts months, six months, one year, at risk of contracting any of the to extend immunization 15 m onths, 18 m onths, up to communicable diseases, but programs on Saturday school entry level. definitely preventable childhood mornings over the past year diseases such as diphtheria, "Our records further %W ARE YOU A and a half. He said the purpose indicate," Villagomez said, tetanus, pertusis, polio, measles, mumps and even f POSITIVE MINDED Hepatitis B." INDIVIDUAL SEEKING A Villagomez emphasized that CAREER IN MODELING? in order for a child to be fully IF SO , MODEL LINE immunized against a certain disease, that child must have a CAN HELP GET complete series of Herman Harper II of Pacific Islands Club YOU STARTED. immunizations. For example, NO EXPERIENCE DPT 1 to 4, Polio 1 to 3, and Gospel music is fundamental In recent months, Herman NECESSARY others. The schedules are Harper II has been displaying to Harper, who followed in his available to the parents of his musical talents as a pianist father's footsteps as a Baptist ALL AGES MALE AND newborn children upon leaving and vocalist to guests and Church Minister of Music, FEMALE WELCOMED the nursery. visitors at Pacific Islands Club while growing up in the San The Director of Health and (PIC). Francisco Bay area. Environmental Services said But as next week's gala Harper later received classical Where you make the difference! there was a recent case of an premiere of the musical voice training and a variety of imported case of measles at production, "City Called awards and scholarships. His CHC. He said one case of Heaven" will show, Harper has professional career has included YES! I AM INTERESTED measles in a population of more ambition than many recordings, Broadway shows IN BECOMING A MODEL ADDRESS about 6,000 children under the musicians on the club circuit. and appearances in TV com­ PLEASE CONTACT ME TODAY. mercials. Stints in Japan and age of five might not seem MODEL LINE AGENCY very alarming. "But if you Harper wrote qnd directs the the resort island of Saint show which is subtitled "The Martin in the West Indies as P.O. BOX 112 PHONE( ). consider that one-half of those SAIPAN, MP 96950 children (3,000) are at risk of Gospel Music Revue" and well as visits to some of the AGE '___ contracting the disease when features a cast of 23 local better known performance ■■■■■■■■■■■■ exposed to this one case of actors drawn from PIC stages have kept Harper busy. measles, there is definite cause clubmates, local singers and During an interview, Harper for alarm," Villagomez pointed church choir members. Long and Wujek agreed the theme of out. time Saipan resident John "City Called Heaven" is very Joyner has the lead role. much like gospel music itself: The Public is Invited In 1985, the CNMI level of Assistant Director Paula "Hope for the future, hope for immunization was at 85 Wujek, who is also PIC-Enter- everyone." Harper said he To An Evening Of Fun And Fashion percent which is low but tainment Manager, has been views the production as a acceptable to World Health putting the performers through chance "to fulfill a personal Organization (WHO) standards. their paces during five weeks of spiritual mission on Saipan." Because of the gradual increase rehearsals. in the number of missed According to Harper, the The premiere, Thursday immunizations, the Public roots of "City Called Heaven" night, August 31st, at PIC Health Division has extended are both the gospel church Charley's Cabaret, is a benefit their immunization to four music of black Americans and for the Northern Marianas days a week. Parents are being personal tragedy. Music Society, which is also a NEW YORK · SAIPAN warned of this danger facing the The original inspiration of co-sponsor of the production. community, Villagomez noted. the production was a dream he The $40 ticket price includes Presents, in co-operation with the Hyatt Regency Saipan The Department of Public had after the brutal, unprovoked pre-show cocktails starting at 6 Health and Environmental 1984 murder of his godfather, p.m. and a sit-down dinner at 7 Services urges parents to be an AME Zion Church Minister p.m. The performance starts at more concerned in regard to in Oakland, California. 9 p.m. All attendees become their children's well-being, by bringing them to the clinic for proper and adequate immuniza­ CUC Spends $12,000 Per Hour SSS*·'*' Asoc'0^sVp\a|ets°* tes Vou» tion. CUC - At a consumption to the power system and Villagomez has recently rate of 1.1 million gallons per distributing it to customers is i\N'n ’· ,„,0 name a< appointed Dr. Larry Hocog as month, the 1500 gallons of approximately $1,000,000 t W Medical Director of the fuel per hour consumed by ($750,000 for turn-key Saipan's three power plants installation of a medium-spced opV°o t taQ®°r°VB Drawing: September 16 - 6:00 P.M. Primary Health Programs in cost the CNMI an average of generator, and a "ball-park" \ VJ°nnersoc,e'0'jeatSO at J°eten Shopping Center in Susupe the CNMI. He is available on a full-time basis at the Com­ $12,000 per hour - 24 hours a figure of $250,000 for s monwealth Health Center day, 365 days a year. distribution, depending on SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking (CHC) and also on consult­ Seventy percent of the power whether existing lines are The evening begins at 10:30 P.M. on FRIDAY Sept. 1st, 1989. ation visits to the Tinian and (kilowatt hours) represented by upgraded, or new lines installed The informal fashion show starts at Midnight By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal Rota Health Centers. current billings is consumed by - and over what distance). Injury, Premature Birth, And Low Birth Weight. commercial customers, with The price tag for installing PACIFIC TRADING CO. only 30 percent consumed by new power lines on wooden, SMOKING? Please Join Us Gulao Rai 16 mg "tar," 1.0 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Feb. '85 residential customers. not concrete, poles can run as Use Your Ashtray The cost of providing one high as $200,000 - $250,000 ■ Please bring this with you for your entrance to Gilligan's. 1 additional megawatt of power. per mile. PAGE 26-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,198V FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 27 r 1 Western Association Of Schools And Colleges COMMO№W€AlTH HCAITH C€NT€R Commission Selects Pres. Agnes McPhetres C PUBLIC HEHLTH CLiniC SCHEDULE The Western Association of American Samoa, the Federated service. You were one of a accomplishment in itself. from the Marianas Public Land Schools and Colleges, one of States of Micronesia, The large number of distinguished McPhetres was instrumental in Corporation. During her Effective 1 August 1989 six U.S. regional associations Republic of Palau, the CNMI, professionals to be considered. the passage of Public Law 4- tenure, the college has that evaluate and accredit public the Marshall Islands, and any We look forward to working 34, which in 1985 granted undergone extensive renova­ and private schools, colleges American/International institu­ with you." autonomy to the college in the tion. and universities, has selected tions in East Asia or the McPhetres has been NMC's form of its own governing In April of 1987, the college P.M. Northern Marianas College Pacific area. McPhetres' president since August, 1983. body (Board of Regents) and was designated a Land Grant (NMC) president Agnes M. appointment is for a three-year Under her guidance, the college independence in financial and institution, which has resulted McPhetres to serve as a term. The Commission also gained full accreditation in June personnel functions. in a large variety of research monDHY OB-GYN OB-GYN member of the Accrediting approves or denies accredit­ of 1985, moving from She succeeded in establishing and "extension" services that All non-pregnancy related temate problems. Urgent All non-pregnancy related female problems. Urgent Commission for Community ation for these colleges. accreditation candidacy to full the campus (the former Dr. are directly benefitting local Pregnancy related problems accepted, Pregnancy related problems accepted. and Junior Colleges, according accreditation in just two and Torres Hospital) as a separate farmers, homemakers and In announcing the selection, to a NMC press release. one-half years, a noteworthy legal entity, deeded to NMC school children. As a member of the com­ commission Executive Director COMM-STD PEDS mission, McPhetres will play a John C. Petersen said, "On behalf of Chairman Mac- Communicable and sexually transmitted diseases All well-baby care Including Immunizations key role in establishing and Dougall and members of the except tuberculosis and Hansen's disease and school physicals maintaining educational 20 INCH 22 INCH standards for the community Commission, I congratulate and junior colleges located in you on being selected for this YARDMASTER YARDMASTER TUESDAY OB-NEW OB-GYN California, Hawaii, Guam, most significant professional ROTARY ROTARY Pregnant patients coming to the clinic for All pregnancy related visits the first time and other pregnancies if urgent specially prenatal LAWN LAWN MOWER 3 MOWER 3.5 PEDS illiB HORSE HORSE All well-baby c a re including Health clearance clinic including alien physicals, food POWER POWER immunization and school physicals handlers, pre-employment and school pre-enrollment U.S. MADE U.S. MADE ONLY ONLY COMM-STD COMM-STD Communicable and sexually transmitted diseases except tuber­ Communicable and sexually transmitted diseases · culosis and Hansen’s disease. Example: gonorrhea, syphilis, etc. except tuberculosis and Hansen's disease

Agnes M. McPhetres, President of the Northern Marianas WEDI1ESDAY OB-GYN OB-GYN College, was recently selected to serve as a member of the All non-pregnancy related fem ale problem s. U rgent All non-pregnancy related female Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges In Pregnancy related problems accepted. problems. Urgent Pregnancy related California, Hawaii and the Pacific area. problem s accepted.

PEDS Two Saipan Teachers Go To PEDS All well-baby care including Island For School immunization and school physicals All well baby care including immunizations and school physicals PS S - Jess I. Wabol 31, and then," he added. his wife Tua Kintoki Wabol W abol said he graduated from COMM-STD will depart Saipan this week Park College in Parkville, Communicable and sexually transmitted diseases for Anatahan Island to teach at Missouri, in 1982 with a B.A. except tuberculosis and Hansen's disease the school there. Anatahan is Degree in Sociology, minoring located 78 miles north- in Criminal Justice and Art. northwest o f Saipan. After college, he returned to THURSDHY OB-GYN OB-NEW Wabol said the lone school Saipan and his first job was a building, built and completed All pregnancy related visits specially prenatal Pregnant patients coming to the clinicforthe teaching position at Mt. by the Northern Islands first time and other pregnancies if urgent. Carmel High, where he taught Mayor’s Office last September, World History, Sociology, and WHEEL BARROW 5.75 SKIL BRAND OR HCC has just one room. "I requested American Government. CUBIC FEET two classrooms," he said, BLACK & DECKER Health clearance clinic including alien physicals, food . HCC In 1983, he became a teacher ONLY adding that there is also a at Saipan's Hopwood Junior CIRCULAR SAW handlers, pre-employment and school pre-enrollment Health Clearance dinlcs Including alien physicals, food thatch-roofed house at the High, where he taught handlers, pre-employment and school pre-enrollment 7-1/4-2-1/8 school. Geography and World History SPARE They replace Augustine L. HORSE POWER COMM-STD for two years, he said. Taitano and Carmen Romolor WHEEL Tua Kintoki Wabol, 32, Communicable and sexually transmitted diseases who have been teaching on the graduated from the state college AND TIRE except tuberculosis and Hansen's disease island for the past school year. at Slippery Rock, Pennsyl­ Taitano and Romolor arrived ONLY ONLY vania, with a B.A. Degree in in Saipan last month to attend Geography in 1981. She FRIDAY OB-GYN OB-HR summer classes, and have became a teacher at Hopwood $13.95 All female problems and ail pregnancy decided to stay in the school High risk pregnancies Junior High in 1981, first related visits specially prenatal system in Saipan, Wabol said. teaching English for two years Wabol said he goes to and then science at the school Anatahan with mixed feelings TB-HANSENS since then, she said. PEDS because he will miss his 52 PIECE SOCKET SET- All w ell-baby ca re including Tuberculosis patients and Hansen's disease colleagues and students at Wabol said he and his family immunization Marianas High, where he has are leaving Saipan this week $14.95 worked since 1985. He said he for Anatahan on a private taught Government and helicopter chartered by the 40 PIECE SOCKET SET- COMM-STD Sociology at the high school Public School System. $7.95 Communicable and sexually transmitted diseases for one year, and has been "We’re taking with us only PACIFIC TRADING except tuberculosis and Hansen's disease Teaching Techniques and rules the essential supplies and groceries," he said. "The ship 1. Although appointment normally are not needed, we encourage people to call of Physical Education since PIECE END END WRENCH COMPANY, LTD. will bring the other school in advance so paper work can be ready by the time of arrival. 1986. SET $7.95 But he said he's looking supplies later. 2. All of the above are tor the AC-I Clinic (1st floor Public Health). forward to going to Anatahan, Of the 53 people living on GUALO RAI 3. For all illnesses, patients should go directly to AC-II (Second Floor). where he was bom. "I was bom the 13 square-mile island, 15 LEATHER WORK GLOVES- 4. For emergencies Patients should go directly to the ER room. (Second Floor). and raised on that island and are students, according to the $1.95 5. For further information please call 234-8943,8944, or 8945. left that island 15 years ago, Northern Islands Mayor’s TEL.234-6624/234-6567 J and have not seen it since Office." PAGE 28-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE29 Pregnancy And Drinking Don't Mix STÜRMTE SAIL· By Christine Ebert-Santos, M.D. numerous to name. Stillbirths activity for three hours. Three Seat Belts Save Lives Commonwealth Health Center and miscarriages are two to drinks may completely inter­ By Mike Kenney, Dr. P.H. ; is our community which drivers and passengers inside all Department of Pediatrics three times more common rupt blood flow through the In Memoriam: Mark Sonoda, suffers. We members of the vehicles which are equipped The harmful effects of among women who drink two umbilicus to the fetus. age 16; died in a vehicle community lose our loved with such belts; (2) allow no alcohol on unbom babies has alcoholic beverages a day. Alcohol can be measured in accident last Friday evening. ones, our present and out more than 30 days for drivers been noted as far back as Old More than two drinks a day the amniotic fluid surrounding He was my daughter's friend future. to equip their vehicles, REMINDER TO PARENTS f i l l ' « ¿ ; Testament times. Ancient cause one third of babies to be the baby long after it has w ho used to come to. our house To its credit, the Sixth including all passenger Greek laws prohibited newly bom small, with brain damage disappeared from the mother's often. He was a delightful, Northern Marianas Legislature vehicles, with approved safety married couples from the use of and birth defects. Since IS YOUR CHILD ENTERING blood. Use of caffeine, as in respectful, considerate, talented, took a step in the right restraint systems for infants, alcohol. In 1726 the College of between five and ten percent o f coffee or coke, cigarrettes, or and very intelligent young man directing by passing Public toddlers, and people riding in SCHOOL FOR THE FIRST TIME Physicians of London claimed women drink this much, that drugs such as cocaine or who had a bright future ahead Law 6-20, "The Vehicular the backs of pick-up trucks or laws liberalizing restrictions on could mean up to thirty affected THIS YEAR? IF SO, YOU ARE marijuana increase the chane of of him. I was always happy to Passenger Restraint System other open trucks; (3) require distilling and cheap, plentiful babies bom each year in the damage to the baby further. see him at our house. I am Act of 1989", last February. the Public School System and REMINDED THAT THE LAW gin were "a cause of weak, Northern Mariana Islands. SATURDAY. 26 AUGUST very sad at his death and P.L. 6-20 will require all tour operators and bus feeble and distem pered A common sign of fetal A study of highly educated although I do not know his passengers in sedans and the owners to equip their busses REQUIRES MEDICAL children." Benjamin Rush, who alcohol syndrome is retarded pregnant women receiving • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT! family, I grieve for them; their cabs of trucks in Saipan to be with approved passenger signed the Declaration of brain growth and development, prenatal care at U.C.L.A. in CLEARANCE loss must be immense. belted beginning April 20, restraints within 90 days; (4) Independence, suggested that producing a small head size. California measured the • FREE DRINKS! SNACKS! Mark Sonoda was not 1990. According to the law, require the Department of BEFORE A CHILD CAN BE. alcoholism is a disease, a Birth weight and height are mother’s and babies' IQ wearing his seat belt when the the delay in enforcement was Public Safety, the Office of concept widely accepted in only below normal in two thirds of (intelligence quotient) after one ADMITTED TO SCHOOL. • DANCING! RELAXING! collision occurred. He would included for two reasons. One Traffic Safety, and the Public the last twenty years. affected babies. Growth year. Mothers who never used probably still be alive if he had was "Because of the added School System to begin a PLEASE CALL US $20.00 SINGLES · $30.00 COUPLES Experiment by Rush's remains .below normal alcohol had babies with similar been wearing his seat belt. expense of the child passenger publicity campaign contemporaries showed alcohol throughout the child's life. IQ's. However, the babies bom OR VISIT YOUR Departs 9 pm...Returns 11pm According to reports from restraint system", and the other immediately notifying drivers appeared in all tissues of the Some babies also show poor to mothers who drank more of the seat belt law and of the PUBLIC HEALTH CLINIC Sea Ventures* Dock body, including mother's milk feeding, trouble sleeping, than two drinks daily or more CHC personnel with whom I was to give time for public spoke, his 17 year old education. The one yéar effective-ness of seat belts; (5) (Across Charlie Dock) and the blood of the fetus jitteriness, hyperactivity, poor than 5 drinks on any one passenger was wearing his seat assure rigorous enforcement by (unbom baby). attention span, poor occasion had IQ’s 22 points enforcem ent delay contained in belt. He survived the collision P.L. 6-20 made enforcement the Department of Public DONTMISS THE BOAT! In 1848 a study on 300 coordination, or cerebral palsy. lower than their mother's. with serious injuries and the too late to save Mark Sonoda. Safety of P.L. 6-20 as mentally defective patients Abnormalities of the face, With this strong evidence, (Over 21 years only, Please) extent of his injuries indicate As far as I can tell, there has amended; (6) require as a showed that half had parents heart, kidney, spine, or eyes are the only safe recommendation that he would almost certainly been absolutely no public condition of graduation that all who were alcoholics. In spite more likely when the mother for women of childbearing age have died without his seat belt. education associated with this high school students pass a of all this historical evidence, drinks during the first three is to not drink alcohol at any The third accident victim, a law. Such public education driver training course; and (7) scientists in the 1940's and months of pregnancy. But the time that you could be police officer who was wearing might have saved Mark by extend coverage to Tinian and 50's announced that alcohol brain is most sensitive to pregnant, even before the signs his seat belt in accordance with convincing him to wear his Rota. To refuse to do these was not a danger to babies or a alcohol during the lhst five or of pregnancy occur. However, DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT Department of Public Safety seat belt. I regularly see things will cost a lot more cause of retardation. However, six months. Mothers who stop it is also clear that stopping or policy, sustained only minor unrestrained children in lives to save a few dollars. The research continued to show the or reduce their intake have a reducing alcohol at any time ANNOUNCEMENT The San Roque Parish Council, on injuries. Two lives were vehicles. Parents are putting price isn't righL terrible effects of drinking better chance of delivering a during pregnancy is very apparently saved in this their children at great risk of While we as citizens should behalf of their Pastor, Fr. Patrick Castro, during pregnancy and finally, normal child. Even one drink important. More information accident by seat belts. being thrown into the insist upon effective as recently as 1973, undeniable towards the end of pregnancy can be obtained from the doctor Although this accident is windshield or out of the vehicle government action to require and the San Roque Parishioners, wishes evidence of the "Fetal Alcohol has been shown to cause the during prenatal visits, which dramatic evidence that seat in case of an accident. Their all passengers be restrained Syndrome" was published. fetus to stop breathing move­ should begin as soon as a to extend a deep appreciation to the belts save lives, the above soft bodies will not survive a wherever they drive in the Damaging effects of alcohol ments for as long as 30 woman thinks she may be summary of the accident is not serious crash if they are not CNMI, all of us as drivers and people of Saipan, Rota, Tinian, and on the unborn are too minutes, with decreased pregnant. scientific evidence. restrained. I have not seen any parents can make a big Guam for their heartwarming Technically, it is called child restraint systems offered difference without waiting for participation in the celebration of the "anecdotal" evidence. As a for sale in Saipan, although government action. All drivers doctor of public health, I am Governor Tenorio signed P.L. who do not already do so annual San Roque Fiesta in honor of trained to evaluate the scientific 6-20 on April 20th of this should require that all their patron saint. evidence regarding seat belt year. passengers riding in their use. The epidemiological A serious omission in the vehicles also buckle up. evidence I have seen law is that it does not cover Parents should set examples for A very special and heartfelt thank you is demonstrates conclusively that "passenger vehicles that are their children by automatically extended to those who generously wearing seat belts greatly utilized exclusively for buckling up when entering any reduces the risk of dying or passenger transportation.” This vehicle and parents should train contributed assistance in the form of suffering serious injury in a section would seem to exclude their children to buckle up motor vehicle accident. Even all private automobiles and from early childhood. No infant time, money, food, and/or materials, to safe drivers are involved in taxis. The law also excludes should be transported in a make the celebration a very successful accidents, and seat belts can busses, including school vehicle unless in an approved one. save their lives. The odds are busses, and it excludes infant or child restraining MR. EMPLOYER greatly in your favor if you passengers riding in the back of system. No driver should allow MARK PALACIOS Do you have questions about the NEW CNMI wear seat belts. SEAT BELTS pick up trucks until April 20, any passengers to ride in the Again, a very sincere thank you from all SAVE LIVES. THERE IS NO 1991. We may find many back of a pick-up truck unless QUESTION ABOUT IT. families suffering tragic and they are secured with proper SONODA of us. WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW? A premature death is not an unnecessary losses at one time restraints. isolated event or an isolated if we have a serious school bus If you have read this far, What it means is that you are now required by law to carry Workers' Compensation loss. It is a community event accident, if the children are not remember that I am writing BORN: NOVEMBER 1,1972 Insurance. No matter how many people you employ, one or one hundred, you and a community loss. We all restrained by seat belts. We about you and your family - must have this insurance. DIED: AUGUST 19,1989 PUBLIC NOTICE lose when our young people may also have a multiple not somebody else. Unless If a n y of y o u r w ork ers a re The CNMI Adult Education State Plan Draft (FY with great potential die tragedy if a pick-up carrying a these simple rules are followed, injured on the job, you may be prematurely. We all lose when family or other large group of we will continue to 1990-1993) is available for public review on Saipan faced with a claim for large The deceased will be released from middle aged people who are people is involved in a fatal unnecessarily suffer these at: sums of money. CHC on Saturday, August 26, at 9:00 in 1. The Adult Basic Education Office at the raising families and accident. preventable community contributing their labor to the A second serious omission is tragedies we experience all too Northern Marianas College during working M oylan's has the policy that the morning. Responso will be said at society die unnecessarily. We that P.L. 6-20 excludes Tinian often. Consider that you may w ill fit y o u r n ee d s a n d y o u r hours or by appointment, and all lose when our senior and Rota from coverage. be at the hospital next. 12:00 noon at Koblerville. Mass for pocketbook, and the insurance 2. The NMC Library during working hours. citizens who are the keepers of Governor Tenorio noted this However, if we take these professionals at Moylan's will Christian Burial will be at 3:00 in the the past die prematurely. defect in the law in his actions in Mark Sonoda's On Tinian and Rota, the Adult Education State be happy to explain to you how message the Legislature that he memory, his tragic early death afternoon atSan Antonio Church. Burial y o u can b est com ply w ith this Protecting lives is part of the Plan Draft can be reviewed at the Mayor's Office had signed the bill. The laws of during working hours. law . responsibility of government can save many other lives. Let immediately follows at Chalan Kanoa which is organized to protect physics apply in Rota and us act safely in his memory. Interested persons are invited to submit their Tinian as weli as Saipan, and See the Good Guys and Gals at the public health and welfare. Cemetery. comments on the Adult Education State Plan Draft to: they apply to busses as well as M oylan's today. There is no excuse for lack of Director rigorous enforce-ment of strict cars and trucks. Adult Basic Education laws requiring restraints for all I would like to invite the Si Yu'us Ma'ase. Northern Marianas College MOYLAN'S INSURANCE passengers in the CNMI. Sixth Legislature to improve Saipan, MP 96950 Home of the Good Guys Acting responsibly to protect upon its work by amending (Telephone 234-5805) Sablan Building, P.O. Box 658, Saipan, CM 96950 lives is not some kind of P.L. 6-20 within the next From the Family FAX: 234-8641 « Telephone: 234-6142/6442/6571/7185 federal invasion of sovereignty. month to: (1) immediately This is a community issue. It require the use of belts by FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 31 PAGE 30-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989

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Salary: $2.15 1 ELECTRICIAN 3 PLUMBER 4 CARPENTERS dba Saipan Sanitation Service, P.O. 1 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR - Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. pcrhour. per hour. 3 MASONS 2 ELECTRICIANS - High school equivalent. Salary: $1.75 Box 311, Saipan. MP 96950. (9/8) F. High school grad. Salary: $900.00 per their vehicles from the Airport's 1 COOK - High school equivalent. 2 CARPENTERS 11 CARPENTERS per hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school 1 CHIEF COOK - High school month. Salary: S2.25-S2.50 perhour. - High school equivalent, 2 years 1 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Contact: BRIAN P. REYES dba BPR graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: Contact: ADVANCE MARKETING, parking lot. All vehicles are subject Contact: V.C. ENTERPRISES, P.O. experience. Salary: S 1.50 per hour. 2 PAINTERS Professional Services, P.O. Box 2368, $400.00-$900.00 per month. $1,500.00 per month. ENTERTAINERS Caller Box PPP 138, Saipan, MP Box 1595, Saipan. MP 96950. (9/1) F. Contact: BEST CORPORATION, 13 MASONS Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F. Contact: SAM CORPORATION, P.O. Contact: MARIANAS SANSHO, 6 MUSICIANS - High school 96950. (9/8) F. to charges for removal and storage P.O. Box 2689, Saipan, MP 96950. 5 STEELMAN 6 CONSTRUCTION LABORERS - Box 2429, Saipan. MP 96950. (9/1) F. Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F.______1 POWER HOUSE MECHANIC - equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: (9/1)F. - High school equivalent, 1 year High school equivalent, 1 year 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - 1 MANAGER - High school graduate, 2 WAITRESSES - High school High school graduate, 2 years $2.15-$3.50 per hour. after September 15, 1989. For experience. Salary: SI.75 pcrhour. experience. Salaiy: $ 1.25 per hour. College grad. Salary: $600.00 per 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15-$9.00 equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: experience. Salary: S2.15 pcrhour. 2 CARPENTERS 6 HOUSE CLEANERS (Housekeeper) Contact: NEW BUILDERS, INC., 1 ARCHITECT - High school m onth. per hour. $2.15 per hour. Contact: MELITON P. VILLA- - High school graduate, 2 years - High school equivalent, 2 years P.O. Box 1751, Saipan, MP 96950. equivalent. Salary: $600.00 per month. 2 MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE - more information, please call the 5 ELECTRICIANS 1 PINSETTER MECHANIC - High FUERTE dba M.V. Ent., P.O. Box •experience. Salary: $2.35 pcrhour. experience. Salary:$2.15pcrhour. (9/1 )F .______Contact: VESTCOR REAL ESTATE, High school equivalent. Salary: $3.00 5 PLUMBERS school grad., 2 years experience. 2298, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. Contact: RONALD D. SABLAN dba 2 COOKS - High school equivalent, 1 LTD. dba Vestcor Ltd., P.O. Box per hour. Commonwealth Ports Authority at 5 PAINTERS Salary: $2.15 perhour. JR's Const. Co., P.O. Box 144, year experience. Salary: S2.15-S3.00 1 Painter - High school equivalent. 2408, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F. 2 SCUBA DIVERS - High school 10 MASONS Contact: JTG ENTERTAINMENT & Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. pcrhour. Salary: $1.75 pcrhour. SUBSCRIBE TODAY grad. Salary: $650.00 per month. 234-8315/6/7. 10 CARPENTERS PROMOTION dba Saipan Bowling 8 MASONS Contact: SUWASO CORPORATION Contact: B & J CONSTRUCTION, 1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - - High school equivalent, 2 years Center, P.O. Box 29, Saipan, MP 8 CARPENTERS dba Coral Ocean Point Country Club, P.O. Box 2063, Saipan, MP 96950. High school graduate. Salary: $3.15 experience. Salary:$1.50perhour. 96950. (9/1) F. - High school quivalent, 1 year P.O. Box 1160, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. per hour. 2 KOREAN TRANSLATOR - High experience. Salary: $1.75 per hour. (9/8) F. ’______4 WAITRESSES Contact: IR'S CONSTRUCTION CO., 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad. school equivalent, 2 years experience. 2 COOKS P.O. Box 144, Saipan, MP 96950. Salary: $900.00 per month. Salary: $2.15 perhour. - High school equivalent Salary: $2.15 FARMERS (9/8)F. 1 GROUNDSKEEPER - High school 3 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 4 pcrhour. MISCELLANEOUS equivalent. Salary: $2.15 per hour. WANTED years experience. Salary: $500.00- FISHERMEN ) CARPENTER - High school 2 BARTENDERS - High school 8 MAINTENANCE W ORKER - High $700.00 per month. equivalent. Salary: S2.00 per hour. graduate. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 1 FARMER - High school equivalent. school equivalent. Salary: $2.15 per 2 DRAFTSMAN - High school j h Bank of Hawaii 1 MASON - High school equivalent, 2 MARINE SPORTS RENTAL Contact: ELIAS OKAMURA dba Club Salary: S200.00 per month. hour. graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: 1 year experience. Salary: S2.75 per CLERK - High school graduate. 19th Hole, P.O. Box 550 CHRB, Contact: RUBIO CABRERA, P.O. Salary: S2.50 per hour. Contact: DOSA SUBSEA CO. LTD. $400.00-$500.00 per month. hour. Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F . ______Box 2098, Saipan, .MP 96950. (S/25) Saipan. MP 96950. (8/29) T. 3 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Contact: SABLAN CONSTRUCTION Contact: STEVEN V. PANGEUNAN WAREHOUSEMEN 5 MUSICIANS - High school graduate, F. ■ POSITION AVAILABLE - High school equivalent, 2 years COMPANY, LTD., P.O. Box 166, dba A11 Marine Sports, Saipan, MP 2 RESERVATION/TICKETING 2 years experience. Salary: $750.00 per 96950. (9/8) F. experience. Salary: S2.15-S3.00 per Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F. AGENT - High school grad., 2 years month. 1 FARMER - High school equivalent. hour. 1 FRONT DESK CLERK - High experience. Salary: $700.00 per month. Hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact: JOINUS ENTERPRISES, Salary: $150.00 per month. 10 CARPENTERS i Contact: HANA INTERNATIONAL, IN-HOUSE COLLECTOR: school equivalent. Salary: S480.00 per Contact: MITA TRAVEL, P.O. Box INC. dba Joinus Club & Lounge, P.O. Contact: BENIGNO R. FILIAL, P.O. 10 MASONS | month. 2, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F. INC., P.O. Box 2689, Saipan, MP Box 1280, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) 2 ELECTRICIANS ! We pay above minimum wage Box 2183, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) High School Graduate 1 HOTEL CASHIER 6 YARDWORKER 96950. (9/1) F. F. 2 PAINTERS F. ______1 BEHLLHOP 6 WAITER/WAITRESSES time and onehalf over 40 hours 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College Salary commensurate with - High school equivalent. Salary: $1.75 1 FARMER - High school graduate. - High school equivalent. Salary: 30 HOUSE WORKERS graduate, 4 years experience. Salary: pcrhour. Salaiy: $200.00 per month. experience & ability S2.15 pcrhour. 6 SEAMSTRESS $1,000.00 per month. 1 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN Contact: LUIS S. CAMACHO, P.O. 1 FRONT OFFICE CLERK - High - High school equivalent, 2 years 1 OPERATION MANAGER - College MAINTENANCE - High school grad. Salary: S450.00 per Box 214, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. Must be dependable, organized, school equivalent. Salary: S500.00 per experience. Salary: S2.15 pcrhour. Apply in person month. graduate, 4 years experience. Salary: 1 FARMER - High school equivalent. month. Contact: APOLINAR E. ESCOTA dba $800.00 per month. & have good communication skills Contact: MERLIE ENTERPRISES, 2 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - Salary: $150.00 per month. Contact: AQUA RESORT CLUB, Dependable Domestic & Maintenance Caller Box PPP 312, Saipan, MP 3 TRAVEL AGENT - High school High school grad., 2 years experience. Contact: MR. & MRS. FELIX 1 Employer paid benefits available P.O. Box 9, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) Services, P.O. Box 2346, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/S) F. graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Salary: $2.15 per hour. AYUYU, P.O. Box 481, Saipan, MP F. 96950. (9/8) F.______$600.00 per month. Contact: SAIPAN ADBOT ENTER­ 10 MASONS PACIFIC TRADING 96950. (8/25) F.______2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 4 PRISES, INC., Caller Box PPP 416, 5 CARPENTERS Bank of Hawaii is an equal opportunity employer years experience. Salary: $600.00 per Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. 1 FARMER - High school equivalent. Salary : S I.65 month. 1 HOUSE WORKER P le a s e apply in p e rso n pcrhour. COMPANY 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - Contact: K.C.I. ENTERPRISES, INC. - High school equivalent. Salary: Contact: PALACIOS CANDO, P.O. NOTICE TO ALL PROSPECTIVE High school equivalent. Salary: $2.15 dba KCI Plaza, P.O. Box 2 1 6 3 , $150.00 per month. Box 532. Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F. pcrhour. PROPOSER FOR SAMOAN GUALO RAI Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. Contact: LUISA LIZAMA, P.O. Box Contact: R & K, INC., P.O. Box 5 CARPENTERS 549, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. COME JOIN THE HOUSING AREA 1 ASST. MANAGER - College 1328, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. 5 MASONS graduate. Salary: $3.50 per hour. 2 FARMERS - High school LARGEST BANK IN THE PACIFIC - High school equivalent. Salary’: S2.15 1 SEAMSTRESS - High school equivalent, at least 2 years experience, pcrhour. Pursuant to our invitation to all interested and capable equivalent. Salary: $1.95 perhour. siary: $200.00 per month. Contact.· ALLASIA INC. dba Emerald Contact: RONALD D. SABLAN dba Contact: SKILL INTERNATIONAL MECHANICS Co., P.O. Box 1501, Saip3n, MP individual or firm to submit competitive proposal for Pacific Gardenia Hotel, P.O. Box 144, dba Mekene Store, P.O. Box 2618, 96950. (9/8) F. _____ VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT PAINTERS Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F.______THE BANK OF HAWAII!! the development of first class resort hotel on 22,950 Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. square meters of public land located in the Samoan 1 FARMER - High school equivalent. DOMESTIC 2 AIRCONDITION MECHANIC - Housing Area, Garapan which was previously Micronesian Legal Services Corporation High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $150.00 per month. HELPERS ENTERTAINERS Salary: $700.00 per month. Contact: ANA C. CAMACHO, P.O. published in the Marianas Variety and Marianas Box 395, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. (MLSC) Marianas Office is accepting Contact: SAMSUNG ENTERPRISES, JM arianasVarietyl Review, this is to notify all prospective proposer that 10 WAITRESSES FARMERS applications forthe position of Legal Secretary. INC., P.O. Box 1582, Saipan, MP the deadline for submitting proposal have been 3 BARTENDER 96950. (9/1) F. 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school 10 CULTURAL DANCERS High School graduate or GED CONSTRUCTION Call 234-6341/757$. grad., 6 months experience. Salary: extended from July 31, 1989 to August 31, 1989 - High school equivalent. Salary: 2 MECHANIC - High school equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: 5150.00 per month. before 10:00 a.m. at the Office of the Executive equivalence required. Fluency in English and $2.15-S2.25 per hour. WORKERS $2.15 pcrhour. Contact: MARIA A. ALDAN, P.O. 2 DISC IOCKEY - High school EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Director located on Capitol Hill, Saipan. Chamorro required. Fluency in Carolinian also Contact: WON'S· CORPORATION, 2 CARPENTERS Box 664, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F. graduate. Salary: $2.15-$3.00 per hour. P.O. Box 1850, Saipan, MP 96950. 2 IRON WORKER (Steel Worker) 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school preferred. 2 ASST. NIGHT CLUB MANAGER - (9/1) F. - High school-grad. or completion of EC1AL.J3ISCOUNT RATE equivalent. Salary: S2.15 pcrhour. High school graduate. Salary: $600.00- If you have any question concerning this extension, 8th grade, 1 year experience. Salary: Contact: REYNALDO CAI.IBO dba Job .duties include typing, filing, $750.00 per month. 2 BODY FENDER please call our office at 322-7142/6914/6915 or Fax $2.00 pcrhour. Calibo Enl., P.O. Box 371, Saipan, 1 NIGHT CLUB MANAGER - High 1 AUTO PAINTER PER ONE POSITION receptionist work, records management, 1 EQUIPMENT SUPERINTENDENT MP 96950. (9/8) F. 322-4336. school graduate. Salary: $600.00- 1 AUTO MECHANIC - College graduate. Salary: $1,000.00 bookeeping, client interviewing and translation. $800.00 per month. - High school graduate. Salary: ADVERTISEMENT 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school per month. Contact: HI-PITCH DISCO, P.O. Box $500.00 per month. equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: /s/WILLIAM R. CONCEPCION Contact: BLACK-MICRO CORPO­ Temporary full-time positon pays $2.50 perhour 1177, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. Contact: SHIN MYUNG SOO dba FOR THREE WEEKS $10.00 S! 50.00 per month. RATION, P.O. Box 545, Saipan, MP Executive Director 3 WAITERS - High school graduate., Pony Corp., P.O. Box 2433, Saipan, Contact: JOSEEA SN. UNTALAN, or more depending on experience. May lead to 96950. (9/1) F. M P 96950. (9/1) F. P.O. Box 310, Saipan, MP 96950. at least 2 years experience. Salary: opportunity for permanent full-time position. 6 ELECTRICIANS PER ANY ADDITONAL (9/8) F.______$2.35 perhour. 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High school 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - college 5 PAINTERS 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school MLSC is a non-profit private corporation grad., 1 year experience. Salary: $2.40 POSITION AT THE SAME graduate, at least 2 years’ experience. per hour. - High school giad., 2 years experience. equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: FOR SALE providing attorney representation in civil cases Salary: $2.35 per hour. Contact: HAN’S CORPORATION, Salaiy: $1.50 to $2.15 perhour. 5150.00 per month. ANNOUNCEMENT 2 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC 10 PLUMBERS Contact: ALFRED E. & MARTHA C. 1981 DATSUN SL 210 (STD) P.O. Box 1538, Saipan, MP 96950. to poor people throughout Micronesia. Contact: PACIFIC GARDENIA 10 STEELMAN SANTOS, P.O. Box 178, Saipan, MP (9/1)F. FOR THREE WEEKS $ 4.00 GOOD RUNNING CONDITION/GOOD BODY W/ 2 NEW TIRES HOTEL, P.O. Box 144, Saipan, MP - High school grad., 2 years experience. 96950. (9/8) F. Interested persons may contact Jane 1 AIRCON/REFRIGERATION 96950. (8/25) F. Salary: $1.50 to $3.00 per hour. 1 FARMER - High school equivalent, REGISTRATION EXPIRES OCT. 1990 Mack, Directing Attorney, P.O. Box 826, Saipan, MECHANIC - High school equivalent 1 ASST. GENERAL MANAGER - 2 WAITRESSES - High school 1 year experience. Salary: S150.00 per $ TWELVE HUNDRED NINETY FIVE $ Salary: $2.15 per hour. College graduate, 4 years experience. month. MP 96950 by mail or may call her at 234-6243/ equivalent. Salary: $250.00 per month. Contact: PACIFIC GLOBE & Salaiy: $3.50 to $6.00 perhour. Contact: DR. IGNACIO T. DELA CONTACT VIRGIE; 234-6341/7578 7729. Contact: MARIANO MENDIOLA, ASSOCIATES, INC. dba Universal Contact: UNITED ENGINEERING, <¡¡M arianas Warietyfe^ CRUZ, D.V.M., P.O. Box 677, P.O. Box 2332, Saipan, MP 96950. Rental, P.Ov Box 732, Saipan, MP 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Mon. to Fri. INC., P.O. Box 2183, Saipan, MP Saipan. MP 96950. (9/8) F. (8/25) F.______96950. (8/25) F. ______96950. (8/25) F. PAGE 32-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 5 ,1989--MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 33 I DOMESTIC CONSTRUCTION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT WORKERS P.A .D .l. VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT HELPERS INVITATION TO REBID 1 CARPENTER - High school SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTION 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school CUC-ITB-89-W018 LOCAL ONLY equivalent. Salary: $1.75 per hour. LOCAL HIRES ONLY equivalent. Salary: $200.00 per month. The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC) is Contact: DAVID WISEMAN, P.O. Contact: BRIAN A. TORRES dba soliciting competitive sealed bids from qualified companies for Box 404, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. Lizelle's Ent., P.O. Box 1231, Saipan, CLERK-TYPIST International Certification Courses, Open Water, 2 FEMALE FRONT OFFICE CLERKS. MP 96950. (8/25) F. the construction of the WATERLINE TO THE AIRPORT 2 MASONS - High school equivalent. INDUSTRIAL PARK on the Island of Rota. This is a rebid of Salary: S1.75 per hour. Advanced, Rescue, Dive Master. 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school Contact: VARGAS ENT., P.O. Box The SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL is looking equivalent. Salary: $150.00 per month. CUC-ITB-89-W009 for which the bids were opened March 17, High school graduate. Salary: $2.50 per hour. Must 1623, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. Insured American Instructor for a bright and friendly person Contact: JANET MARATITA, P.O. 1989 and subsequently rejected. be able to type a minimum 50 words per minute. to join our Front Office team. Box 1284, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) 322-0551 F. Sealed bids shall be marked CUC-ITB89-W018 and submitted BLACK-MICRO CORPORATION 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school in duplicate to the Office of the Chief of Procurement and DOMESTIC Ideally, the successful applicant equivalent. Salary: $250.00 per month. Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950 no later than 2:00 "An Equal Opportunity Employer" HELPERS will be well presented and have at Contact: FRANK CAMACHO, P.O. p.m. local time, August 30,1989. Box 1595, Saipan. MP 96950. (9/1) F. Tel. #234-6549/6800 least 3 mos. experience in Drawings and specifications for this project are available from 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school INVITATION TO BID 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school Front Office operation the Water Branch for $300.00 per set. Bidders who purchased equivalent. Salary: $250.00 per month. The Mariana Islands Housing Authority Board of quivalent. Salary: $2.15 per hour. Contact: MARIANO MENDIOLA, drawings and specs for the previous bid need not purchase Directors is soliciting competitive bids for office space for Contact: PARK RYE DONG, P.O. P.O. Box 2332, Saipan, MP 96950. This is a full-time position Box2268;^ai£anJ^ P i96950^(9/l)J7i another set. Prospective bidders shall make payment to the (8/25) F. MIHA branch office in Rota. involving shift & weekend work 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school CUC Utilities Business Office, Lower Base and indicate on the INVITATION TO BID T h OUSE WORKER (Domestic The building must be conducive for office, concrete structure equivalent. Salary: $150.00 per month. payment to credit account number P83083011. Helper) High school equivalent. (wall and ceiling) with a minimum office space of 1,000 Contact: DORIS B. TAGABUEL, P.O. The Chief, Procurement & Supply is soliciting If you can see yourself offering Boxl083^a^£an^MI^96950^9/nj^ Salary: $2.15per hour. square feet with ample parking area. The building must be well The project consists of the following general items: competitive sealed bids on a one-year lease basis Contact: JJ DRESS SHOP & our guests a high standard of service, accessible to public road and situated in Village, with option to purchase or renew for the following DOMESTIC SERVICES, P.O. Box 1. Improvements at the M ain W ater Cave and Onan W ater Rota. The building should have adequate lighting fixtures. apply in person at: 2063, Saipan. MP 96950. (9/1) F. GARMENTFACT. Cave. vehicle: Maximum amount of monthly rental payment should not 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school WORKERS 2. Construction of approximately 18,000 feet of above equivalent Salary: $200.00 per month. exceed $800 excluding utility charges. Owner should provide Personnel Department Brand New Fordor Sedan, Four Cylinder, ground and approximately 21,000 feet of buried Contact: MONICA C. DUENAS, and maintain public liability insurance for not less than SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL 2 CUTTERS Standard Transmission, Air Condition with 8" ductile iron pipe with appropriate appurtenances. Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. $100,000 per accident and not less than $300,000 total Susupe, Saipan 2 COOKS AM/FM Radio, Insurance and (FMVSS) 3. Construction of a one-half million gallon gals fused 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school coverage for one time aggregate claim. The term of lease is for - High school equivalent, 1 year Warranty/Maintenance Agreement during equivalent Salary: $200.00 per month. experience. Salary: $2 .15-53.50 per to steel water reservoir. one (1) year renewable with an option to renew provision by lease Period. This vehicle must be rust- Contact: JOHN H. SCHWAIZER, hour. 4. Connection to the existing water distribution system the lessee (MIHA). MIHA can also provide 30 day's notice to 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College P.O. Box 113 CHRB, Saipan, M P at . proofed/undercoated and inspected prior 96950. (8/25) F. terminate the lease at any time without the consent of the grad., 1 year experience. Salary: $6.00 to delivery at Marpands. Registration fee LOCALS ONLY per hour. 5 DOMESTIC HELPER lessor. MIHA reserves the right to assign or sublease the 3 PR E S SE R S - H ig h sc h o o l Time allotted to complete this project is 360 calendar days should be payable at the CNMI Treasury. 5 MAINTENANCE WORKER premises without the consent from lessor. Owner must have equivalent. Salary: $2.10-$3.20 per - High school graduate, 2 years Factory workers for various job categories needed. after the Notice-to-Proceed is issued. Liquidated damages in the hour. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. clear title to the premises and existing encumbrances must be No experience required. Will train workers. amount of $1000 per day will be assessed for completion Bids must be in a sealed envelope marked ITB89- 10 SEWING MACHD4E OPERATOR Contact: ARMANDO S. ARCALA acceptable to MIHA. The office space should be ready for 146 and submitted in duplicate copies to the Chief, Excellent opportunities available. - High school equivalent, 1 year delayed beyond 360 days. A pre-bid conference will be held dba A & R Ent., P.O. Box 2061, occupancy no later, than five (5) days after notification of experience. Salaiy: $2.15-$3.00 per August 17, 1989 beginning at 10:00 a.m. at the CUC Procurement & Supply Office, Lower Base, Saipan, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. award. Interested lessor should submit their written bid in a hour. conference room. The conference will discuss the site location no later than 2:00 p.m., September 05, 1989, at 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school Individuals aspiring to be managers are also urged sealed marked "MIHA’s BRANCH OFFICE, ROTA" no later Contact: GOLD BARON (SAIPAN). and the scope of the project. Due to the difficulty of the which time and place all bids will be publicly opened equivalent Salary: $150.00 per month. and encouraged to take advantage of this rare INC., P.O. Box 1847, Saipan, MP than 2:00 p.m., September 4, 1989 to: terrain, attendance at this conference is required for all potential Contact: LILLIAN CAMACHO, opportunity. 96950. (9/1) F. and read. Bids received late will not be considered. Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. M IH A , R o ta bidders. 1 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER - The CNMI government reserves the right to reject 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school P.O. Box 527 High school graduate. Salary: $2.50 The contract shall be awarded to the bidder submitting the any or all bids in the best interest of the government. graduate. Salary: $200.00 per month. Salaries depend on individual capabilities. Songsong Village per hour. lowest responsible, responsive bid after a thorough review of Contact: MR. & MRS. STEPHEN P. 1 CUTTER - High school equivalent. LEMIEUX, P.O. Box 64 CHRB, Rota, MP 96951 the contract documents. All bids must be accompanied by a interested persons may contact 234-6236 and ask Salary: $2.15 per hour. /s/DAVID M. APATANG Saipan. MP 96950. (8/25) F. Bid Bond of 15% of the bid amount. Company checks are not The Executive Director for MIHA or his designee shall make a Contact: EUROTEX, INC., Caller Box for: Ignacia Borja Villaluz. acceptable bid security. 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school site inspection of the office space available for rent submitted PPP 141, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/29) equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: T. $200.00 per month. by the owner or lessor to ensure it meets the requirement for This project is funded in part by a grant from the Economic Contact: GREGORIA CABRERA, MIHA branch office in Rota before award is given. MIHA 30 SINGLE NEEDLE MACHINE Development Administration, U.S. Department of commerce. P.O. Box 53 CHRB', Saipan, MP reserves the right to reject any and all bids. OPERATORS A statutory restriction enacted December 22,1987, as Section 96950. (8/25) F. 20 OVERLOCKING SEWING INVITATION TO BID MACHINE OPERATORS 109 of P.L. 100-102, prohibits the use of construction related 7 HOUSE WORKERS - High school The Chief, Procurement & Supply, is soliciting - High school graduate, 1 year products and service contracts with any contractor or subcon­ equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. tractor of a foreign country while that country is listed by the Micronesian Telecommunications $150.00 per month. sealed bids for the preventive maintenance and Contact: UNITED INTERNATIONAL United States Trade Representative as denying fair and CORPORATION Contact: FERMINA M. CAMACHO REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL repair, including parts replacement for the period CORPORATION, P.O. Box 689, dba Twelve C’s Mgmt, Inc., P.O. Box equitable market opportunities for products or services of the August 01, 1989 thru September 30, 1990, for the Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. 214, Saipan. MP 96950. (8/25) F. The Department of Public Health and Environmental United States in procurement or bidding. As of the date of the VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT following Canon Copiers: 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school Services (DPH&ES) is soliciting proposals for Grant Award for this project, the only country so listed was MTC has an immediate job opening for: equivalent Salary: $150.00 per month. contracted laundry services for the Commonwealth Japan. Contact: JOSE P. MAFNAS dba 1. CANON NP7550 COPIER MISCELLANEOUS Health Center (CHC). All proposals must be Liberty Domestic Helpers, P.O. Box (1) 1 Ea. W.S. Reyes Elementary School CUC way make such investigations as deemed necessary to MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT 1217, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. submitted no later than 3:00 p.m., September 5, (2) 1 Ea. Hopwood Jr. High School 1 SEAMTRESS - High school determine the ability of the bidder to perform the work, and the equivalent. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school 1989, to Director of Public Health and (3) 1 Ea. Marianas High School bidder shall fumish to CUC all such information and data for Applicant must have a Bachelor's Degree in equivalent Salary: $150.00 per month. Contact: NAINA ENT. INC. dba accounting from a U.S. accredited College or Contact: ROBERT SABLAN, P.O. Environmental Services, Commonwealth Health (4) 1 Ea. San Vicente Elementary School Roshi's Variety Store, Caller Box PPP this purpose as CUC may request. CUC reserves the right to Box 1563, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. Center, Saipan, MP 96950. Envelopes must be (5) 1 Ea. Garapan Elementaiy School 206, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. reject any bid if the evidence submitted by, or the investigation University, and hands-on data processing or 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school sealed and marked "LAUNDRY PROPOSAL P90- 4 TOUR GUIDES - High school grad., of, such bidder fails to satisfy CUC that such bidder is microcomputer and software experience. equivalent Salary: S150.00 per month. 3 years experience. Must speak fluent properly qualified to carry out the obligations of the contract 003". 2. CANON NP3725 COPIER F· ¡lish. Salary: $2.00-52.25 per hour. Contact: MR. & MRS. THOMAS B. and to complete the work contemplated therein. Conditional Salary: Negotiable, depends on qualifications CASTRO, P.O. Box 1238, Saipan, 2 CARPENTERS - Must be graduate (1) 1 Ea. Koblerville Elementary School bids will not be accepted. All bids become the property of the MP 96950. (9/1) F.______Scope of work includes using CHC equipment to from 2 yrs. trade school. Salary: $2.25 (2) 1 Ea. San Antonio Elementary School CUC. Benefits Offered: 1. Paid Vacation Leave '1 HOUSE WORKER - High school per hour. laundry all linens used at the CHC. Proposer to (3) 1 Ea. Oleai Elementary School 1 ACCOUNTANT - Must be grad, 2. Paid Sick Leave equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: All inquiries shall be directed to Harley Winer, Project $150.00 per month. provide labor, compounds, maintenance of (4) 1 Ea. Central Office from 2 yrs. Community College, 3. Paid Holidays major in accounting. Salary: $400.00- Engineer, at the CUC Water Division, telephone number (670) Contact: LUCILLE M. CAMACHO, equipment and complete required reports. Detailed (5) 1 Ea. Tanapag Elementary School 4. Paid Education Program P.O. Box 214, Saipan, MP 96950. $600.00 per month. 322-9383 or fax number (670) 322-9382. requirements and information may be requested at the (6) 1 Ea. G.T. Camacho Elementary School 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 5. Paid Retirement (9/1 )F. Director's Office during normal working hours - High school grad. Salary: $3.00- (7) 1 Ea. Rota Elementary School /s/PEDRO SASAMOTO 6. Medical Plan 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school beginning August 11, 1989. $3.50 per hour. 7. Dental Plan equivalent Salary: $150.00 per month. (8) 1 Ea. Rota High School 2 FARMERS - High school Executive Director, CUC 2 FARMERS - High school equivalent, 5-10 yrs. experience. 8. Group Life/Travelers equivalent Salary: $150.00 per month. Any company/person submitting a proposal should 3. CANON NP4550 COPIER Salary: $150.00-$200.00 per month. Insurance Contact:. Mr. & Mrs. LARS I. be available for negotiation shortly after the opening 1 CLERK - High school grad. Must PALACIOS. P.O. Box 2578, Saipan, (1) 1 Ea. Tinian Elementary School of the proposals and will be contacted by the speak fluent Japanese Language. Applicants will be accepted daily from 8:00 a.m. to MP 96950. (11/25) F. Salary: $2.25 per hour. LOCAL HIRE ONLY 5:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday at the personnel DPH&ES, therefore each proposal should contain Contact: A&C CORPORATION, P.O. 8 CHAMBER MAIDS Bids must be in a sealed envelope marked ITB89- office, Gualo Rai or send resume to MTC, P.O. Box 8 HOUSE WORKERS telephone number and name of responsible party 0145 and submitted in duplicate copies to the Office • Box 4, Saipan, MP 96950 - Tel. 234- · -H igh school graduate. Sfalary: $2.15 9492. (9/1) F. 306 Saipan, MP 96950, Attn: Personnel Dept. per hour. who can negotiate their proposal. Further, a current of the Chief, Procurement & Supply, Lower Base, 6 COOKS - High school graduate, 2 Contact: LUIS S. CAMACHO dba local business license which specified laundry must 20 FEMALE Saipan no later than 2:00 p.m., August 30, 1989, at yean experience. Salary: $2.25-$2.50 Federal Law requires that any person hired be legally Twelve C's Mgmt., Inc., P.O. Box be attached to the proposal. Length of contract will per hour. 214, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) F. which time and place all bids will be publicly opened entitled to employment in the U.S. We comply with be from October 1,1989 thru September 30,1990. and read. Bids received late will not be considered. 2 RESTAURANT SUPERVISORS - this law on a non-discriminatory basis. Proof of 2 HOUSE WORKERS - High school High school graduate, 2 years TRIMMERS graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Thé CNMI government reserves the right to reject experience. Salary: S2.50-S3.00 per eligibility will be required prior to being hired. $2.15 per hour. /s/Dr. Jose T. Villagomez, Director any or all bids in the best interest of the government. hour. APPLY AT Contact: PEDRO TAITANO dba P&P Department of Public Health and Enviromental Contact: SAIPAN ICE, INC., P.O. The MICRONESIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS Ent., P.O. Box 1411, Saipan, MP Box 1808, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) 96950. (9/1) F. Services CORPORATION is an equal opportunity employer. /s/DAVID M. APATANG F. LINSON (SAIPAN), INC. PAGE 34-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRJDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 35 MISCELLANEOUS INVITATION TO BID REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL MISCELLANEOUS REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL 1 SECTION CHEF - High school INVITATION TO BID grad., 2 years experience: Salary: The Chief, Procurement & Supply Division, is 1 WOOD CARVER - High school The Chief, Procurement & Supply, is soliciting S4.33-S4.65 per hour. DPW89-RFP-00096 equivalent. Salary: $2.15perhour. sealed proposals from qualified companies for soliciting competitive sealed bids for the procurement Contact: RODRIGO M. CAPATI, 3 WAITERS DPW89-ITB-00097 Computer Hardware and Software. Specifications 3 WAITRESSES of the following type vehicle: Brand New 1989 4x4 P.O. Box 2314, Saipan, MP 96950. - High school grad., 3 m onths Extra-Cabin Pickup, Standard Transmission, Air The Department of Public Works is soliciting (9/1)F.______may be picked up at the Office of the Chief, The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for experience. Salary: $2.65-53.00 per Condition, AM/FM Radio, Complete Undercoating/ proposals from qualified Contractors for the 1 RETAIL STORE CASHIER - High' Procurement & Supply, Lower Base, during the Construction of Energy Conservation Measures at Mt. hour. Rustproof, and Safety Inspected/Registered prior to Proposed Waterproofing of Roof of the Legislature school equivalent, 1 year experience. · working hours. All proposals must be in sealed 1 CHAMBERMAID Building, Capitol Hill, Saipan. Salary: $2.15 per hour. Carmel School, Retrofit Lighting, Insulate Roof and Install 2 CAFETERIA ATTENDANT delivery at Marpands with Registration Fee payable Contact: IGNACIO ALDAN dba Aldan Plexiglass, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana envelope, marked RFP89-152 and submitted in - High school grad., 3 months Ent., P.O. Box 532, Saipan, MP at the CNMI Treasury. Vehicle must also have a Islands. Bids in duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the duplicate copies to the Chief, Procurement & experience. Salary: $2.15-$2.50 per Sealed proposals in duplicate will be accepted at the 96950. (9/1) F. Maintenance/Warranty Agreement (FMVSS) with Chief of Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, no later than 2:00 hour. 2 BAKERS - High school equivalent. 2 GARDENER - High school grad., 3 Office of the Chief of Procurement & Supply at free parts & labor. All bids must be CIF Marpands, Salary: $400.00 per month. 2:00 p.m., local time, September 22,1989, at which time and p.m., September 12, 1989. The CNMI government months experience. Salary: $2.30- Lower Base, Saipan. Bids must be submitted in Lower Base, Saipan, no later than 4:00 p.m., local 1 ACCOUNTANT - College graduate. place the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for $160 per hour. time, September 08, 1989. Salary: S700.00-S800.00 per month. received after the above time will not be accepted under any 1 DIRECTOR - College graduate, 4 duplicate copies, in a sealed envelope, marked any reason and to waive any defects in said Contact: J.C. TENORIO ENTER­ circumstances. proposals, if in its sole opinion to do so would be in years experience.Salary: $2,000.00 per ITB89-155 to the Chief, Procurement & Supply, PRISES, INC., P.O. Box 137, Saipan, bi-weekly. Lower Base, no later than 2:30 p.m., August 29, Scope of Work: M P 96950. (8/25) F. its best interest. All proposals shall become the 1 PROJECT MANAGER - College A bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. 1 INTERNAL AUDITOR - Must be property of the CNMI government. grad., 4 years experience. Salary: 1989, at which time and place, all bids received will a. Roof surface preparation - Complete removal of College graduate. Bachelor of Science This security may be a Certified Check, Cashier’s Check, Bid $3,500.00 per bi-weekly. be publicly opened and read. Bids received late will dust, laittance, grease, curing compound, roof 1 BANQUET MANAGER - College in Accounting, 5 years experience. Bond or other form acceptable to the Government made /s/DAVID M. APATANG grad., 2 years experience. Salary: not be considered. The CNMI government reserves cement, asphalt, foreign materials and disintegrated Salary: $850.00-$900.00 per month. payable to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern $2,000.00 per bi-weekly. the right to reject any or all bids in the best interest of materials. Approximate roof area = 25,560 S.F. Contact: CONSTRUCTION & Mariana Islands with a notation on the face of the check: MATERIALS SUPPLY, INC., P.O. Contact: HOTEL NIKKO SAIPAN, the government. "Credit Account No. 1453". Bid Security is not required if bid INC. dba Hotel Nikko Saipan, P.O. JBor^OO^Saigam^M^OOOSOjCS^S^JF^ INVITATION FOR BID Box 152 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950. b. Initial application of primer coating over roof area 1COOK amount is less than $25,000.00. (8/25) F. /s/DAVTD M. APATANG using stucco seal or equal. 2 WAITRESSES The Chief, Procurement & Supply Division, is 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - College - High school grad., 2 years experience. The bidder is required to submit with his proposal, a copy of soliciting competitive sealed bids for the purchase of graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Salary: $400.00 per month. his business permit as a compliance with the Contractor's c. Sealing and Coating of all roof joints including the Contact: KAIZOKU CORPORATION a 1989 Brand New Fordor Sedan, Automatic $500.00 per month. Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the Contact: MIGUEL S. DEMAPAN, surface at one (1) foot along each side of the roof dba Kaizoku Rest., P.O. Box 204, Transmission, 4 Cylinder, with Air Condition, Northern Mariana Islands. Esq. dba Law Office of Miguel S. REPOSSESSED VEHICLES joints, with high strength epoxy sealer. Approximate Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. AM/FM Radio, and Complete Undercoating/Rust- Demapan, P.O. Box 1638, Saipan, MP 3 SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTOR - proofing. Vehicle must also have a Maintenance 96950. (8/25) F. total length of joints = 2,310 L.F. Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after High school grad ate, 1 year Agreement with free parts and labor, registration fee 1 GAS ATTENDANT - High school FOR SALE experience. Salary: $500.00 per month. August 30, 1989 at Technical Services Division, Department graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: d. Application of elastomeric finish paint (2 coat) Contact: SAIPAN CORAL REEF, of Public Works in Saipan. A non-refundable payment of payable at the CNMI Treasury, and Safety inspected $430.00 per month. over the roof area. INC., P.O. Box 771, Saipan, MP $75.00 is required for each set. Pre-bid conference for this prior to delivery at Marpands. All bids must be CIF, Contact: COMMONWEALTH 96950. (9/1) F.______HIGHEST BIDDER project will be held at 2:00 p.m., on September 15, 1989, at Marpands, Lower Base, Saipan. Bids must be INDUSTRRIAL GAS, INC., P.O. Box 562^aij>an;Jj1F^96950j(8£15)jF^^^ The prospective proposers are requested to inspect the Technical Services Division, Department of Public Works submitted in a sealed envelope/marked IFB89-147 in Saipan. 1 TOUR DIVISION SUPERVISOR - the roof of the Legislature Building at Capitol Hill to the Chief, Procurement & Supply, Lower Base, College graduate, 1 year experience. 1986 Mitsubishi Mirage and take note of any concrete cracks or dents PUBLIC NOTICE no later than 2:30 p.m., September 05, 1989, at Salary: S 1,425.00 per month. requiring repairs to ensure a properly waterproofed Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for Wage which time and place, all bids received will be Contarr: CREATIVE TOURS 1988 Suzuki Alto In the Superior Court of the Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary publicly opened and read. Bids received late will not MICRONESIA, INC. dba Jalpak roof before they submit their proposals and costs. Commonwealth o f the Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the minimum Saipan, P.O. Box 152 CHRB, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands be considered. The CNMI Government reserves the: salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be MP 96950. (9/1) F. right to reject any or all bids in the best interest of the To be sold as is and where is condition A pre-proposal conference will be held on September paid on this project. 5 GENERAL HELPER Civil Action No. 89-812 government. 5 AIRCONDmON MECHANIC Cash payments only 01, 1989 at 2:00 p.m., local time, at the Technical - High school equivalent, 2 years Services Division to discuss in detail the ORDER PRESCRIBING All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the /s/DAVID M. APATANG experience. Salary: S2.15 pcrhour. requirements of the scope of work. NOTICE Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the 5 TOE REPAIRERS - High school Inquire at exception of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier's check equivalent, 1 year experience. Salary: In the Matter of the Estate of $2.15 pcrhour. which will be returned to the bidders in accordance with the Proposals shall include the following: JOSE C. DELEON REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Contact: C J>- M INCORPORATION, specifications section, "Instruction to Bidders" Page 1-2, GUERRERO, P.O. Box ’ :51, Saipan, MP 96950. 1. Total cost of proposal. Paragraph No. 05, Bid Guarantee. The Mariana Islands Housing1 ÀIÌ Deceased. (9/1)F. 2. Number of days to complete. Authority (MIHA) is soliciting proposals 2 COOK HELPERS 3. Methodology. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and 1 BARTENDER Banh of Hawaii The petition of Trinidad A. to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in th interest of from bona fide developers for the lease and 2 DISCO JOCKEY Nauru Building a. Surface preparation procedure. Deleon Guerrero seeking to be the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. development of a portion of MIHA's 10 WAITRESSES Phone # 234-6102/234-6674/73 b. Types of materials to be used. appointed as Administratrix of - High school equivalent, 1 year c. Brochure of each type of material to the Estate of Jose C. Deleon property in Garapan known as the Garapan experience. Salary: $2.15 perhour. Guerrero, deceased, has been set /s/JOHN C. PANGELINAN 20 DANCERS - High school be used. for hearing before the Superior Director of Public Works Annex II Subdivision. The property consists equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: Bank of Hawaii reserves the right 4. Previous experience in similar work. Court of the Commonwealth of a 8.4 hectares, more or less, and is locatec $2.15 per hour. 5. Number of years that proposer will of the Northern M ariana Contact: GREEN PARK ENTER­ to refuse any and all bids. Islands, Saipan, Common­ on the Island of Saipan, Commonwealth of PRISES, INC. dba Flamingo Night guarantee the work. wealth of the Northern Mariana Club & Rest., P.O. Box 2689, Saipan, the Northern Mariana Islands. MP 96950. (9/1) F. Islands, on the 5th day of The selection of the winning firm will be based on October, 1989, at the hour of Interested parties are requested to contact the 2 COMPUTER OPERATORS - the above submissions. The Government reserves 1:30 p.m. ^CONTINENTAL BC College graduate. Salary: $2.50 per MIHA Central Office in Garapan and to hour. the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive AIR MICRONESIA any imperfection in said proposals in the interest of Any person who has any obtain a copy of the proposal requirements 2 CASHIERS - High school graduate. objection to this petition may Salary: $2.30 per hour. is now accepting applications for the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. file his or her objection with 2 WAITRESSES - High school 1987 SUBARU 4 DR and lease conditions. Proposals shall be equivalent, 3 months experience. the Superior Court of the the following positions on Saipan: submitted to MIHA by 4:00 p.m. on October Salary: $2.15 per hour. AUTOMATIC /s/JOHN C. PANGELINAN Commonwealth of the North­ Contact: SAIPAN DIAMOND HOTEL Director of Public Works ern Mariana Islands at any time 2, 1989. The date of submission may be CO., LTD., P.O. Box 66, Saipan, MP bbeforc the hearing, or may AIRPORT SALES AGENT extended if determined to be necessary by 96950. (8/25) F. appear at the time set for 2 OCEAN & AIR FREIGHT W/AIRCON, FULLY LOADED hearing to present such Minimum Qualifications: MIHA. All inquiries on this RFP shall be ADMINISTRATOR - High school objection or interest in the High School Diploma directed to: gradute, 1 year experience. Salary: $8,000.00 CASH ONLY VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT above-captioncd matter. $800.00 per month. CALL: 234-7313/7490 Notice is hereby given by Type 35 WPM JOHN M. SABLAN Contact: STAR-FREIGHT & ISLAND the undersigned to the creditors AIR FREIGHT FORWARDERS, P.O. Japanese Speaking Preffered HERMAN'S MODERN BAKERY, INC. is of, and all persons having Executive Director - MIHA Box 732, Saipan. MP 96950. (8/25) F. seeking conscientious career individuals for the claims against the Estate of '» TRAVEL COUNSELOR - High P.O. Box 514 Jose C. Deleon Guerrero or school graduate, 2 years experience. following position. against the deceased, that Salary: $450.00-$650.00 per month. CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENT Saipan, MP 96950 within sixty (60) days after the Contact: UNITED ENTERPRISES, PERSONNEL MANAGER Minimum Qualifications: INC. dba United Travel Agency, P.O. publication of this notice, they MIHA reserves the right to reject any or all Box 2183, Saipan, MP 96950. (8/25) FOR SALE Employment preference will be given to CNMI/U.S. must file their claims with the High School Diploma F. Clerk of Court of the Superior proposals, or to waive any imperfection in Citizens. Court of the Commonwealth 1 CASHIER - High school graduate. 55 GAL. DRUMS FOR SALE said proposals, in the best interest of MIHA Salary: $2.15 perhour. of the Northern Mariana Islands Contact: EDUARDO PANQIUNAN (NO RUST, ALMOST NEW) Salary negotiable based on experience and ability. and any claims not so presented APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED AT or the CNMI Government. dba Empress Ent., P.O. Box 63, $20.00 Each/Discount for large orders shall be barred. THE FOLLOWING LOCATION THROUGH AUGUST Saipan, MP 96950. (9/1) F. Interested applicants should apply in person at Dated this 14th day of 25,1989: 1 CASHIER - High school graduate. August, 1989. Telephone Numbers: (670) 234-6866,-9447, Salary: $2.25 per hour. Herman’s Bakery Main Building located at Airport /s/Charlenc C. Tcrcgcyo ON SAIPAN: Airport Terminal 7689,7670 Contact: FULL HOUSE, INC., P.O. Call: 234-0772 Road, San Vicente. Box 1328, SaipanrMP 96950. (9/1) F, Deputy Clerk of Court City Manage'r Office I Telecopier Number: (670)234-9021 PAGE 36-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 37

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO BjD INVITATION TO BID REPOSSESED VEHICLES REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL The Chief, Procurement & Supply Division, is The Department of Finance is soliciting bids from In the Superior Court o f the Commonwealth of the In the Superior Court of the COASTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Office is soliciting competitive sealed bids for the procurement qualified firms or individuals for the provision of Northern Mariana Islands Commonwealth of the FOR SALE of the following type vehicle: Brand New Fordor Janitorial Services. Detailed scope of work is requesting Bid Proposals for a study to be conducted to Northern Mariana Islands Sedan, Standard Transmission, Air Condition, available and can be picked up at the Division of Civil Action No. 89-812 1. 1986 SUZUKI SAMURAI JEEP determine the long term impacts in the Saipan Lagoon and on the Sewer Treatment Plant from brine disposal and associated Civil Action No. 89-831 AM/FM Radio, Complete Undercoat/Rustproof, and Finance & Accounting, Capitol Hill. All bis must be (HARD TOP) ORDER PRESCRIBING chemicals generated from Reverse Osmosis (R.O. Water NOTICE Safety Inspected/Registered prior to delivery to accompanied by a business license. Justification for LIC. #17042-87 Treatm ent Systems. Notice of Hearing and Marpands with registration fee payable at the CNMI Notice to Creditors janitorial services and schedule of payments. These Treasury. Vehicle must also have a Maintenance/ services are only for one year. Additional In the Matter of the Estate of JOSE C. DELEON 2. 1985 SUZUKI JEEP (SOFT TOP) The study will focus on existing R.O. facilities using marine In the Matter of the Estate of Agreement (FMVSS). All bids must be CIF information may be obtained from the Division of GUERRERO, discharge systems or the Public Sewer System as brine CARMEN MANGARERO Marpands, Lower Base, Saipan. Bids must be Finance & Accounting, Capitol Hill. Bids must be in Deceased. LIC. # AAF383-89 disposal options. SABLAN, submitted in duplicate copies, in a sealed envelope, a sealed envelope marked ITB89-0156 and submitted Deceased. marked IFB89-151 to the Chief, Procurement & The petition of Trinidad A. The scope of work will include the following: to the Chief, Procurement & Supply Office, Lower Deleon Guerrero praying for 3. 1986 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE Supply, Lower Base, no later than 3:00 p.m., Base, no later than 2:00 p.m. August 29, 1989, at To: All Persons and Creditors her appointment as Adminis­ 4 DR. SDN 1. Determine constituents in brine concentrate discharges having any interest or claims September 05, 1989, at which time and place, all which time and place, all bids received will be tratrix of the Estate of Jose C. (include process chemicals used). Provide data in against the Estate of Carmen bids received will be publicly opened and read. Bids publicly opened and read. Bids received late will not Deleon Guerrero, deceased, LIC. # HE 624-86. concentrate analysis for PH, total dissolved solids, Mangarero Sablan. received late will not be considered. The CNMI. having been filed in this Court, be considered. The CNMI government reserves the The Bank has the right to reject all any offers. salinity, temperature, sulfide and sulfate levels, government reserves the right to reject any or all bids right to reject any or all bids in the best interest of the IT IS HEREBY ORDERED You are hereby notified that that Notice of Hearing on the copper concentrations, and formaldehyde levels (if Magdalena Sablan Manahane, in the best interest of the government. government. above-captioned matter be used in cleaning process). of Saipan, Commonwealth of /s/DAVID M. APATANG /s/DAVID M. APATANG served as follows: 2. Determine brine concentrate quantity and rate of the Northern Mariana Islands, 1. By personal service or Panfe of <@uam discharge during peak disposal period. has filed a petition with the service by mail, of a Notice of “ The People’s B a n k " 3. Determine concentrate distribution pattern and mixing Commonwealth Superior Hearing on the heirs of the P.O. Box 678 zone from point of discharge systems under varying Court seeking to be appointed No further environmental review of such project decedent, Jose C. DeLeon the administratrix of the estate NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NO Susupe, Saipan, MP 96950 tidal influence. is proposed to be conducted prior to the request for Guerrero, at least ten (10) days of Carmen Mangarero Sablan, SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE before the hearing; but in the 4. Determine physical characteristics of water column release of Federal funds. deceased. Petitioner's attorney ENVIRONMENT AND NOTICE TO case of any such person known For more information please contact the within and adjacent to zone of mixing including of record is Miguel S. to be residing neither in the Loan Department for Carrie Remudaro and temperature gradients, do levels, salinity, and Demapan, Attorney at Law, PUBLIC OF REQUEST FOR RELEASE All interested agencies, groups and persons Northern Mariana Islands nor temperature. P.O. Box 1638, Saipan, MP OF FUNDS disagreeing with this decision are invited to submit Guam, said notice shall be Larry Philip at Tel. # 234-6801/6803/6804 5. Conduct biological site survey of area adjacent marine 96950. The hearing on said given at least twenty-five (25) discharge systems flowing into the Saipan Lagoon to petition for letters of adminis­ written comments for consideration by the Govern­ days before the heamg. determine distribution and relative abundance of marine tration has been set for Government of the Commonwealth of the Northern ment of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana 2. The Notice of Hearing organisms in vicinity. September 28 at 1:30 p.m. All Mariana Islands Islands to'the Mariana Islands Housing Authority, shall be published once before HERMAN'S MODERN 6. Provide a preliminary assessment whether bring interested parties should appear Office of the Governor the heamg date in a newspaper P.O. Box 514, Saipan, MP 96950. Such written disposal generated from R.O. marine discharge systems at the hearing. Saipan, MP 96950 Tel: 322-5091 comments should be received at the address specified published in the Common­ BAKERY, INC. Persons having any claims wealth of the Northern Mariana into Saipan Lagoon will cause significant alterations in the preceding sentence on or before September 2, against the estate of said Islands; said publication to be Has the Following Vacancies: to the Coastal and Marine Environment. decedent are hereby notified that TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS 1989. All such comments so received will be at least five (5) days before the any and all claims against the AND PERSONS: considered and the Government of the heamg. All proposals must be in a sealed envelope, marked RFP89- Entered this 14th day of Food Basket, Garapan estate must be filed with the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands will 158 and submitted in duplicate copies to the Chief of On or about September 4,1989, the Government August, 1989. Clerk of Court within sixty not request the release of Federal funds or take any Procurement & Supply, Lower Base, Saipan no later than 4:00 (60) days of this publication, of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana 1 Stacker/Bagger p.m. (Saipan time & date), September 19,1989. All proposals administrative action on the within project prior to the /s/Alexandro C. Castro or the claim will be barred. Islands will request the U.S. Department of Housing 1 Warehouseman/Stacker (experience required) date specified in the preceding sentence. Associate Judge received late will not be considered. The CNMI government /s/Bernadita A. Sablan and Urban Development (HUD) to release Federal reserves the right to reject any or all proposals in the best funds under Title 1 of the Housing and Community Coffee Shop/Food Basket, Airport Road interest o f the governm ent. Dcp. Clerk of Court The Government of the Commonwealth of the Development Act of 1974 (PL 93-383) for the PUBLIC NOTICE Northern Mariana Islands will undertake the projec; following project: In the Superior Court of the 1 Cashier/Waitress /s/DAVID M. APATANG described above with Block Grant funds from HUD PUBLIC NOTICE Commonwealth o f the 1 Stacker/Bagger - day shift Project : Dandan Water Improvement under Title 1 of the Housing and Community Northern Mariana Islands 1 Stacker/Bagger - night shift In the Superior Court of the Project Development Act of 1974. The Government of the Commonwealth of the Purpose : Construction of approximately Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands is Civil Action No. 89-47A Benefits include: Group Life Insurance, Sick Leave, REQUEST FOR BID Northern Mariana Islands 7,000 linear feet of 12-inch certifying to HUD that the Government of the In the Matter of the Petition diameter water main for the Adoption of and Vacation. Wages based on experience. Please The Chief, Procurement & Supply is soliciting Civil Action No. 89-44A Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands and apply, in person, at Herman's Modern Bakery, Location : Dandan, Saipan Island, CNMI the Governor, Pedro P. Tenorio, in his official DEXTER MARVIN competitive sealed bids for janitorial maintenance of MARATITA Airport Road. building and ground of the Handicapped Children's In the Matter of the Petition Census E.D. No. 23 capacity as Governor of the Commonwealth of the minor child, Resource Center. Specifications and other for the Adoption of Federal Funds: Federal Community Develop­ Northern Mariana Islands, consent to accept the by requirements are available at the Oftce of the Chief, LESTER JOHN TULABOT ment Block Grant will finance jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if an action is MARIA ULLO A MARATITA minor child, Procurement & Supply, Lower Base, Saipan. Bids approximately 3? percent of brought to. enforce responsibilities in relation to Petitioner. by must be submitted in a sealed envelope, in duplicate $500,000 of the total cost of environmental reviews, decision making and action; PEDRO LITULUMAR The Petition for Adoption of copies, marked ITB89-154 to Chief, Procurement &, TEREGEYO the project. and that these responsibilities have been satisfied. The Dexter Marvin Maratita, minor lU r n e r Petitioner. child by Maria Ulloa Maratita Supply Office, Lower Base, no later than 2:30 p.m. legal effect of the certification is that upon its approval September 12, 1989, at which time and place, all It has been determined that such request for the Government of the Commonwealth of the has been set for hearing before VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT The Petition for Adoption of the Commonwealth Superior bids received late will not be considered. The CNMI Lexter John Tulabot, minor release of funds will not constitute an action Northern Mariana Islands may use the Block Grant Court, Saipan, Northern FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT government reserves the right to reject any or all bids child by Pedro L. Tcrcgcyo significantly affecting the quality of the human funds and HUD will have satisfied its responsibilities Mariana Islands, on the 31st Construction Industry in the best interest of the government. has been set for hearing before environment and, accordingly, the above-named under the National Environmental Protection Act of day of August, 1989 at the the Commonwealth Superior jurisdiction has decided not to prepare an Environ­ 1969. HUD will accept an objection to its approval of hour of 1:30 p.m. Excellent Remuneration Court, Saipan, Northern Any person who has any /S/DAVID M. APATANG Mariana Islands, on the 31st mental Impact Statement under the National Environ­ the release of funds and acceptance of the certification objection to this petition may TURNER PACIFIC CORPORATION is a Saipan-based day of August, 1989 at the mental Policy Act of 1969 (PL 91-190). only if it is on one of the following bases: (a) that the file his or her objection with growing subsidiary of a multi-national company engaged hour of 1:30 p.m. certification was not in fact executed by the certifying the Commonwealth Superior in construction and property development. POSITION VACANCY Any person who has any The reasons for such decision not to prepare such Court at any time before the objection to this petition may officer or other officer of the applicant approved by Statement are as follows: (1) the scale of the proposed hearing, or may appear at the file his or her objection with HUD; or (b) that applicant's Environmental Review time set for hearing to present We are looking foraqualified Financial Accountant (AICPA LOAN OFFICER the Commonwealth Superior project is not considered a major Federal action that Record for the project indicates omission of a required such objection or interest in or equivalent standing) to control the accounting and Court at any time before the would require an assessment in accordance with decision, finding or step applicable to the project in the above-captioned matter. administration function. Weekly, monthly, yearly, or QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS hearing, or may appear at the NEP.A, and (b) the activity is consistent with all Dated this 22nd day o f the environmental review process. Objections must be August, 1989. statutory (tax and corporate) and management reporting • Experience and training In delinquent loan department, time set for hearing to present applicable Federal and local environmental loan counseling and loan operations. such objection or interest in prepared and submitted in accordance with the is required to' be performed in accordance with strict the above-captioned mailer. regulations. required procedure (24 CFR Part 58) and may be /s/Charlene C. Teregeyo deadlines. Experience with cash flow forecasts, budgeting, • Two years of College or it equivalenfin experience. Dated this 15th day of An Environmental Review Record respecting the addressed to HUD at the Department of Housing and Clerk of Court financial accounting and job cost control will be necessary. • Should have the ability to implement procedures and August, 1989. within project has been made by the above-named Urban Development, Honolulu Area Office, 300 Ala directives. jurisdiction which documents the environmental Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, Hawaii 96850. Age Is flexible but is unlikely that anyone under the age of • Neatness, tact and sincere desire to be helpfull are review of the project and more fully sets forth the Dep. Clerk of Court Objections to the release of funds on any basis Drink Don't 30 will have the requisite experience to perform the job. essential. reasons why such Statement is not required. This other than those stated above will not be considered • Salary commensurate with experience and ability. Environmental Review Record is on file at the by HUD. No objection received after September 22, Drive Applications in writing should be sent to Turner Pacif ic DON’T JUST SIT Mariana Islands Housing Authority Central Office in 1989, will be considered by HUD. Corporation, P.O. Box 1277Saipan, MP96950betore20 Please apply in person: SAIPA N C R E D IT U N IO N Garapan, Saipan, and is available for public Drive Don't THERE, GET UP August, 1989. Interview may be conducted in either Saipan OPENING DATE: 08/2189 P.O. B ox 135 examination and copying upon request between the /s/PEDRO P. TENORIO or Guam CLOSING DATE: 09/08/89 & Saipan, M P 96950 AND EXERCISE! hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. Governor Drink PAGE 38-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-PAGE 39

Works, but subsequent CLASSIFIED ADS Letters.. Continued from page 2 Concerns... Continued from page 1 amendments made the bill (NEW) students directly. Dear Editor There’s a good book that much more far-reaching. EMPLOYMENT Duty Free Shoppers hotels and tourist-related Presently we also serve the Regarding your news story says "A man cannot serve two The amendment made by industries, which have a "heavy Handicapped students. Meager in the Tuesday Aug. 22 1989 masters" who's best interest Public Law 6-28 has also been MANAGERS CAREER reliance on Japanese managers funds were appropriately by the edition of the Marianas Variety Senator are you concerned one of the main concerns ACCOUNTANTS who would face extreme OPPORTUNITY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Legislature to support the entitled "CUC Board Members with, the peoples or your leading the Legislature to ask difficulty in attracting seasoned 2 ACCOUNTANT - High school federally funded programs for Hear Personnel Woes" in companys? Looking at the the Governor to appoint a graduate. Salary: $2.15-53.00 per hour. IN ACCOUNTING the handicapped. We have an 1 which you quoted Senator record your non-performance as managers because the law special commission to review Contact: ADOLFO C. SERRANO dba ISLAND FIESTA FOODS COMPANY obligation to serve all Herman R. Guerrero stating a senator "for the people" prohibits entry of their legislation that applies to non­ ACS Ent., P.O. Box 1166, Saipan, Duty Free Shoppers Limited is seeking motivated,· reliable, th at. . ."The metering Project speaks for itself. Your politics immediate relatives." M P 96950. (9/8) F. , WOULD SOON BE EMPLOYING CAREER- ambitious, and responsible individuals forthefollowing positions. handicapped students but the resident alien workers in the are stale and it's time for you Camacho said other industries 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College We offer competitive salaries and excellent benefits. Interested only reliable source of funding I understand is going to be Commonwealth. MINDED INDIVIDUALS TO FILL SEVERAL to make space for a person that are being impacted include grad. Salary: $2,700.00 per month. applicants should complete an application at our Personnel is from the Federal Govern­ stopped. Some people are 2 FACTORY MANAGER - College truly interested in representing travel and tour agencies, POSITIONS AT ITS BEEF JERKY Off ice, located on the second floor of our main store in Garapan. ment. If we want to talk about complaining that some are graduate. Salary: $1,400.00 per month. entertainment establishments, MANUFACTURING FACILITIES. No telephone calls please. self-reliance, we should be able metered and some are not. The the people of this island. 5 CUTTERS retail operations, garment Bill... to care for our special metering should continue so By the way, I have been Continued from page 1 8 MENDERS manufacturers and construction - High school graduate. Salary: $2.15 population too. Can we do it that every Tom, Dick and metered. EMPLOYMENT PREFERENCE WILL BE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK com panies. A Senate revision to the to $3.00 per hour. The successful applicant will be responsible for the accounts now? No, not without federal Harry will be metered." /s/Gcrald Hall 3 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - "We recommend that some original House bill included GIVEN TO NORTHERN MARIANAS/U.S. payable function. Minimum qualifications require thatthe applicant funds. Much of our supplies While the Senator is trying High school grad. Salary: $900.00 to form of exemption be allowed Northern Marianas College in ha a high school diploma, have at least two years prior accounts and materials are also purchased to convince CUC that a 51,500.00 per month. CITIZENS. for relatives of executives and the provision allowing the 60 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR payable or related accounting experience, possess good with federal funds and without legislative members presence Dear Editor: management personnel," said hiring of nonresident teachers, - High school equivalent. Salary: $2.15 communications skills, and be detail oriented. Some familiarity these funds, I doubt whether we will be helpful at a cUC board to $3.00 per hour. Hafadai and greetings to all Camacho. Previous to the but the House expressed APPLICANTS MUST BE: with computer processing is preferred. can be what we are today. I meeting, to suggest that he 5 QUALITY CONTROLLER - High former students of the College amendment, Commonwealth opposition to the inclusion of school graduate. Salary: $2.15 to $2.70 •RELIABLE AND HARD-WORKING still say that there is much represents the people is a poor of Idaho in Caldwell, Idaho. law allowed nonresident per hour. ACCOUNTING CLERK room for improvement in our disguise. In my opinion his the college. The conference •HAVE PLEASANT PERSONALITY AND We send you best wishes for workers making over $20,000 2 COOKS - High school grad. Salary: DFSL is seeking an individual to fill an entry-level position in the education system and without presence represents a possible committee agreed not to $2.15 to 52.80 per hour. good health and much to bring their immediate ABILITY TO WORK WELL WITH OTHERS accounting department. The functional responsibilities of the the understanding of our loss in revenue to Senator include the college in its Contact: KYUNG SUH (SAIPAN), happiness. We miss you. We relatives here. legislation. CO. LTD., P.O. Box 2029, Saipan, •PRIOR EXPERIENCE IN MEAT position may vary depending on the qualifications of the successful business community, the H.R. Guerrero's company since appreciate your letters and Manglona, who drafted the MP 96950. (9/8) F. applicant. Minimum qualifications are: high school graduate, lawmakers, the parents, and the funds have been exhausted on Philippine Consul Julius PROCESSING/PREPARATION AND would like to hear from more legislation which became 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College good communication skills and one year accounting or related community at large, we will the metering project between Tones said he would like to see of you. Please write. We have Public Law 6-28, said he has graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: HANDLING HELPFUL BUT NOT experience. Computerknowledge is not required but is a definite not be able to succeed. CUC and Guerrero Bros. a better definition of what is a had a very enjoyable visit with $2,532.00 per month. NECESSARY. TRAINING PROGRAM plus. I hope that this letter will In reality Senator H.R. been visited by the Japanese "college or university accredited Contact: CARMEN SAFEWAY Wolf and Tokie Mojica and son reinforce the commitment by Guerrero and his brother Consul and has received letters by U.S. accrediting MEITETSU SHOPPING CENTER, WOULD BE PROVIDED Robert and would welcome any the Legislature and the Speaker Pedro R. Guerrero arc from the Chamber of associations," so that Filipino INC., P.O. Box 38, Saipan, MP one of you at any time. We 96950. (9/8) F. Governor that education for our in business to make a profit Commerce and the Director of teachers will "know if they fit EXCELLENT SALARY AND FRINGE love you as always. Our home Health and Environmental in or not and will be able to 1 RESTAURANT MANAGER - INVITATION TO BID children is a priority and that and with that I have no is your home away from home. Services. He said that he is plan their futures." College grad., 2 years experience. the final decision on our 1990 complaint. Doing business BENEFITS, INCLUDING VACATION/SICK CUC-ITB-89-W019 Come and see us. Salary: SI,300.00 per month. Appropriation will truly reflect currently taking steps to Sen. Babauta, former LEAVES, MEDICAL AND DENTAL with the government is fine, it Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEV­ The Executive Director, CUC is soliciting sealed bids this commitment. is the misuse of political Your Idaho Mom and Dad address the concerns of the Chairman of the Department of ELOPMENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand INSURANCE, WORKMEN'S for one (1) 1989 4x4 Pick-up truck with standard T hank you. influence by an elected official /s/Archic & Virginia Slradlcy various groups. Education, said that the right Hotel, P.O. Box 369, Saipan, MP transmission, air conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Manglona's original bill English proficiency test must 96950.(9/8) F. COMPENSATION, ETC. SincerH y, for his own personal interest 109 West Hazel St. Caldwell, Idaho 83605 addressed only the essential test teachers for verbal skills, 1 ASST. OPERATIONS MANAGER power steering, spare tire and lug wrench. /s/Juan B. Tudcla that I find distasteful and as well as for written skills. - High school grad. Salary: $500.00- Chairman, Board of Education insulting. Telephone: 208-459-35W needs of NMC and Public. $1,000.00 per month. Must include one year maintenance agreement and 1 CASHIER - High school equivalent. APPLICATION FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED warranty (FMVSS) plus registration fee. Vehicle H ocog Salary: S2.15 per hour. FROM IFF OFFICE, LOCATED IN SUSUPE, must be safety inspected prior to delivery to PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Lolita A.nlig Sabían Contact: JOAQUIN & ROSITA 651 R 01 FLORES dba Flores Quarry/Flores NORTH OF MT.CARMEL SCHOOL. Marpands. Vehicle must include complete undercoat­ Tract 3092 (Rota) Francisco Songao Calvo Boutique & Seamstress Services, P.O. ing and rustproofing, and a plastic protective bed Land Determination of Ownership arc issued again by the Tract 3095 (Rota) Raimundo H. Manglona Box 565, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F. liner. Northern Marianas Land Commission lor the following: Tract 3095 (Ron) Edward H, Manglona 1 ACCOUNTANT - College graduate. Tract 3101 (Rout) Crispin Ayuyu Masga Bids must be submitted in sealed envelope, marked Salary: $500.00 per month. PARCEL NO. OSTENSIBLE OWNER(S) Tract 3102 (Rota) Santiago Crisoslimo Masga and Contact: EMILIO P. QUIATCHON PUBLIC NOTICE CUC-ITB-89-W019 to Procurement and Supply Carmen Borja dba EQ Const., P.O. Box 1073, 002 I 04 I leirs of Robert DeBrum Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F. Office, Lower Base no later than 2:00 p.m., Tract 3107 (Rota) Dionicia A. Taitano The Division of Environmental Quality (DEQ) will be September 4, 1989 at which time and place, all bids. 019 D 39 Heirs of Antonio Teregeyo Miguel E.S. Sabían Tract 3108 (Rota) Felicidad Castro Boddy holding a Public Hearing in conjunction with the received will be publicly open and read. Bid received 019 D 4 8 TECHNICIANS Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC), Sewer 019 D 49 Miguel E.S. Sabían Tract 3110 (Rota) Frcdcrick M. Ayuyu late will not be considered. Ana N. Taula Tract 3111 (Rota) Gcorgc M. Ayuyu 2 BLDG. MAINTENANCE - High Division, on September 6th, 1989 at the Carolinian 023 D 49 Tract 3112 (Ron) Francisco M. Songao school equivalent. Salary: $2.15 per The CUC reserves the right to reject any or all bids Lot 8-2 Government of the Commonwealth of the UTT Building in Garapan. The hearing will be held Tract 3116 (Rota) Marcelina A. Taitano hour. for any reasons if in its sole opinion to do so would Northern Mariana Islands Contact: FLOR JAY ENTERPRISE, at 7:00 p.m. to discuss the Construction Grants Tract 3117 (Rota) Marcelina A. Taitano be in its best interest. Lot 14-1 Government of the Commonwealth of the P.O. Box 2092, Saipan, MP 96950. Priority List for the 1990 Fiscal Year. Northern Maiana Islands Tract 3126 (Rota) Joycclyn Taimanao Atalig (9 /8 )F. Merced R. Taimanao Lot 51-1 Government of the Commonwealth of the Tract 3129 (Rota) 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High Construction Grants are federal monies provided by Sincerely, Lot 3174 (Ron) Josc S. Ayuyu, Rcp. by David school equivalent. Salary: S250.00 per Northern Mariana Islands A yuyu month. the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to Λ.Η. 578-1 Carlos Arriola Shoria /s/PEDRO SASAMOTO Tract 22037-1 (Ron) Paterno Songao Hocog Contact: MANNY VILLAGOMEZ, fund major sewer projects in the Commonwealth of Executive Director, CUC A.11. 619 David Ayuyu San Nicolas, Mariano Avuyu, Saipan, MP 96950. (9/8) F.______the Northern Mariana Islands. Since FY-90 is the last San Nicolas, Margarita Ayuyu San Nicolas, Tract 22101 (Ron) María Ogo Manglona year Congress has approved the Construction Grants Ramon Ayuyu San Nicolas, Tomasa Ayuyu Tract 22126 (Ron) Aniceto Hocog Mundo and Lucia MECHANICS San Nicolas, Carmen Ayuyu San Nicolas Taisacan Mundo Program, the FY-90 Priority List is especially Tract 22133 (Rota) Francisco A. Taga PAINTERS important, since it requires the CUC Sewer Division INVITATION TO BID and Jose Ayuyu San Nicolas E.A . 347 I leirs of Manuel Quilnno Tract 22139 (Rota) Lucas Calvo Mcndiola and Rosalin 1 H.E. MECHANIC - High school to plan for local funding sources for future projects. The Chief, Procurement &. Supply Division, is E.A. 439 I leirs of Jesus Usua Calvo Mcndiola grad., 1 year experience. Salary: $4.90 The public is encouraged to attend and comment on soliciting competitive sealed bids for the procurement per hour. E.A . 683 Heirs of Rosa Sogoligorad These determinations will remain in effect for a period of 120 days, from 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., funding priorities and allocation planned for FY-90. of the following type vehicle: Brand New 1989 25 E.A. 855 I leirs of Isidro S. Tudcla, Margarita P. 2 years experience. Salary: $438.46 per Passenger Bus, Manual Transmission, Air Kintol and Victor C. Ada their date of issue, therefore, if no appeal is taken, Certificates of Title will month. be issued. Copies of these determinations arc posted at the Municipal Office Condition, AM/FM Radio, Gas or Diesel Fuel, E.A . 899 Heirs of Juan Reyes (Stein) Rep. by Maria Contact: SAIPAN STEVEDORE CO., /s/F. RUSSELL MECHEMII Complete Undercoat/Rustproof, and Safety B. Reyes Camacho, as Land Trustee bulletin board, the Clerk of Courts office bulletin board at Susupe, Civic INC., P.O. Box 208, Saipan, MP Center and at the Carolinian Utt bulletin board at Garapan. For more 96950. (9/8) F.______Chief Inspected/Registered prior to delivery at Marpands Tract 22151 (Rota) I leirs of Rosario S. Barcinas Tract 22152 (Rota) Heirs of Rosario S. Barcinas information, call the Land Commission Office at Telephone Nos. 322-9420 1 BODY FENDER with Registration Fee payable at the CNMI Treasury. or 322-9018 or visit the office located immediate North of Headquarters 1 AUTO MECHANIC Tract 22) 80 (Rola) Oscar Q. Qiiiiugtia and Visitación DL. Vehicle must also have a Maintenance/Warranty building in Capitol Hill. - High school equivalent. Salary: $2.15 Agreement (FMVSS). All bids must be CIF Q uilugua per hour. Tract 22195 (Rota) Daniel Atalig Contact: HAM KIM ARM dba Mako Marpands, Lower Base, Saipan. Bids must be Register at Northern Tract 22009 (Rota) Crispin Ayuyu Masga VERNACULAR (CHAMORRO) Corp., P.O. Box 1790, Saipan, MP submitted in duplicate copies, in a sealed envelope, 96950. (9/8) F. LI A T L I Λ Marianas College Tract 22187 (Rota) Dionicio Muratila Ogo marked IFB89-157 to the Chief, Procurement & 012 R 06 Fcrmin Manglona Atalig Estc siha na dcteiminasion para ufanaga cn. cfccto para 120 dias na tiempo 1 MECHANIC SUPERVISOR - High Π/\Ι Π /\ 234-5498/5499/6128 Ext 35-;-37 dcsde i man fcchan niha, pot ayo mina, yangin tumaya apelasion contra este Supply, Lower Base, no later than 2:00 p.m., 231 R 01 Francisco Manglona Barcinas school graduate. Salary: $3.50 per siha na dctciminaiion scgun i ginagaogao gi lai, Certilicon Titulo sicmpre hour. PE 151 September 13, 1989, at which time and place, all 301 R 01 Rainardo Atalig Manglona and Maria mana fan huyungc. Para mas infotmasion agang i ofisinan Land Commission 1 MACHINIST Class starts Tues., August 29 bids received will be publicly opened and read. Bids Songsong Manglona 1 AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER gi Tclcfon Numcro 322-9420 pat gi 322-9018 patbisita i ofisina gi kattan i Twice a week from 5:00-6:30 received late will not be considered. The CNMI 301 R 02 Rainardo Atalig Manglona and harta 1 BODY & FENDER FORAv hagas na Headquarters building giya Capitol Hill. - High school equivalent. Salary: $2.15 Tues. and Thurs. government reserves the right to reject any or all bids Songsong Manglona t per hour. NEW ASE 403 R 01 Pedro Quichocho Dcla Cruz Stretch into a New Feeling in the best interest of the government. Contact: ISIDRO K. SEMAN dba 502 R 01 Alejo M. Mcndiola Jr. ANTONIO B. CAMACHO Island Motors, P.O. Box 2765, Saipan, Health and Exercise /s/DAVID M. APATANG Acting Senior Land Commissioner MP 96950. (/8) F. 601 R 01 George Ogo Hocog and Lucia Manglona PAGE 40 MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 25,1989 Termites Crush Sharks Back Front Page The Sharks finally got on the By R ay P a la c io s 27 hits attapked. Newly acquired James Ada and Diego Benav­ scoreboard with a run in the After several weeks of poor ente are forced to be reckon with bottom half of the fourth, when Back Front Page Frank Malsol singled and scored weather condition, the Saipan Ada went 4-6 with 4 RBIs, and Major League was back in ac­ Benavente was outstanding de- on Nixon Arurang's line drive Friday · August 25,1989 tion Sunday, with the league- fensely behind the plate. single. They managed to pick up leading Sablan Termites demol­ The Termites scored five runs two more runs in the fifth, but ishing the Blue Sharks, 22-3. in the top of the first, highlighted were'nt able to off-set the Ter­ Bill Quitano, Reno Celis and by Celis's two-run single, and mites and suffered their sixth Three Local Swimmers Jack Taitano, last years return­ went on to lead 16-0 with arun in straight loss. ees of the "Wrecking Crew”, the second, two in the third, and Eddie Santos pitched five Back From Japan Meet combined for 13 o f the Termites eight in the fourth. innings and picked up his league leading fifth victory and Dom­ Brent Thompson, Jon Sakov- morning heats. Barrowmans time Sunday's Games: inic Chong returned after three ich and Anneka Sakovich par­ of 2:12.89 broke his old record First Game; D-9'ersvs.Seabees 4. months off, hurling two score­ ticipated in the of 2:12.90. Also Second Game: OCKAces vs. Termites. less innings arid 1-for-l with two prestigious Pan swimming in this BASEBALL LEAGUE STANDING R B I’s. Pacific Champi­ heat in the morn­ (As of S u nd ay , A ugust 20) After a 1-6 performance onships in swim­ ing was BrentTh- TEAM W LPCT.G.B. against the O.C.K. Aces two ming,competing ompson. Brent ||i||||i||||i|| - weeks ago Celis came back to 60 against swim­ was excited to Sablan Termites ¡ l i l i l í 857 Rainbow Const. 4-5 to up his batting lead to .535. mers from the find out he swam in the same heat Seabccs4 ■¡¡¡■■¡■¡Il I l i l l l S .750 1 1/2 Ada is now in second place with Pacific Rim and as a world-record Toyota Wheels iile liilllilll ilillii .750 1 1/2 a .480 average and Jack Taitano, Oceania. This meet was breaker. Y CO D -9'ers P liililliiill 3 400 3 who was 5-5, is in third with a held at the As for record O.C.K. Aces Íll¡¡!¡IÍ;¡¡¡l¡Í¡¡¡:ii liiiilll .333 3 1 /2 .468. Yoyogi National breaking, the Blue Sharks 6 .000 4-1/2 Celis also knocked in four runs ■ ¡ ¡ ■ И Й · Olympic Pool, NMI was not to BATTING LEADERS (Based on 21 or mòre times at BAT) to tie Taitano with eleven RBI's. site of the 1960 beoutcloseaswe Celis also scored five times, Olympic swim­ had two national overtaking Mike "Rock" Guer­ Players Team AB HITS AVE ming events. The records broken. Reno Celts Termites 28 15 .535 rero with fifteen runs scored. power houses at OnewasbyBrent James Ada Termites 25 12 480 Circus Coming the meet were in the 100m JackTaitano Termites 32 15 .468 the USA, Aus­ breastroke, the Glen Palacios A ces 21 9 428 To Saipan Soon tralia, and Canada. Other coun­ other by Anneka in the 100m CrisPangelinan Aces 23 9 .391 tries included New Zealand, Sin­ freestyle. by Dan Phillips Frances George A ces 26 10 .384 gapore, Japan, Korea, China, Brent’s time of 1:11.69 broke For the first time ever, Saipan Dave Camacho D -9‘ers 21 8 .380 Taiwan, Mexico, Surinam, JonSakovich’srecord of 1:13.08. will play host to a circus, com­ Bill Quitano Termites 32 12 375 Guam, the NMI and India. This was brent's best time by plete with lions, elephants and T.Ramangmou Aces 28 10 .357 This was the first world-class almost 2 seconds. In the 100m high-wire acts. experience for Bert and Anneka. freestyle, Anneka finished in Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio an­ 1:06.69 to break the old record Runs: Reno Celis (15), James A da (13), M ike Guerrero & Bill John has been to the 1987 Pan nounced earlier this week that Quitano (11). Pacs, in Australia, and the 1988 of 1:07.07 held by Screen. This Circus Bruno has tentatively was Anneka's best by 1 second. Doubles: Al Camacho (4), Seven players tie at (2-each). Olympics. He considered this set November 15-18 as per­ The rest of the times are as Triples: Reno Celis (2), Eight players tie at (1-ea.) meet "a Stepping store” towards formance dates. The circus the 1992 Olympics to be held in follows: HomeRun: Bill Quitano, Dave Camacho and SylvanPua(l-ea.) would be set up at American Barcelona, Spain. Brent: 220m breastroke RB1: Jack Taitano and Renos Celis (1), Diego Benavente (10). All three swimmers enjoyed 2:43.69 PITCHING LEADERS: Memorial Park. The Governor appointed the chance to swim against top- 50m freestyle 27.94 Player Team IP ER HITS ERA Jack P. Villanueva, Special notch swimmers in a world class Anneka: 200m freestyle Luis Manibusan Termites 17 3 9 - 1.58 2:24.03 Assistant for the Administra­ meet. Meet of this caliber is "just Tony Benavente Wheels 8 2 7 2.25 400m freestyle 5:01.47 tion, as the coordinator of the what they needed to enhance their WilberNgotcI B. Sharks 11 3 12 2.45 Jon: 100m freestyle 53.37 effort to bring the circus here. swimming experiences," Jon Eddie Santos Termites 31 11 29 3.19 200m freestyle 1:53.41 Frank Rosario, Public In­ said. W ilber Ada Aces 34 13 33 3.44 He said, "After seeing what 400m freestyle 4:01.30 formation Officer for the Of­ Ben Mesa Wheels 10 4 17 3.60 someof these swimmers did and Both Brent and Jon w ere able fice of the Governor, said the Jess Peterson D-9'ers 16 ? 15 3.93 after talking to them about their to make it into the consolation circus also includes a 24-foot Dominic Chong Termites 9 4 8 4.00 training schedules and tech­ finals. Brent placing seventh in python and trapeze artists. Kaleb Dulei Wheels 11 5 12 4.09 niques, we have an idea about theconsolationfmals in the200m According to Rosario, for­ John M ark Seabees 30 Ш 4 - Ш 35 4.20 what needs to be done to be able breastroke. Jon qualified in two mer Guam Sen. Franklin Guti­ to win in a meet of this kind." events; the200m and400m frees­ STRIKEOUTS: WilberAda (23), Eddie Santos (21), John Mark errez played an instrumental There were four world rec­ tyle, placing 6th and 2nd respec­ (19), Dennis N gim gor (13). role in bringing the circus to ords broken in the meet, and tively in the consolation finals. Guam by introducing a law some very fasttimes were posted, Anneka just missed making that exempted the circus from qualifying for top world rank­ theconsolation finals in the400m Local Athletes Attending paying certain entertainment ings for this year. The new world freestyle by one place. The con­ taxes. Rosario said the same records were set by Tom Jager solation finals are for the 2nd 8 South Pacific Mini Games may have to be done in Saipan who broke Matt Biandi's old places of the top 16. Coach Jean Sakovich and team The tennis team consists of to get Circus Bruno to come record in the 50 meter freestyle by Dan Phillips with a time of 22.1'4. Biondi's manager Bill Sakovich felt that Tim Goodwin, Pat Bryan, Faye here. "The circus will only be here record time had been 22.4. the three swimmers did quite CrozatandLouiseNoisom. The well, considering that they (the A team of local athletes is three days, and it gives the Janet Evans broke her own coach is Jeff Race. The golfers swimmers) were quite nervous, representing the Northern people of the CNMI a unique record in the800m freestyle with are Jess Taitano, Antonio yet excited and energetic." Marianas at the South Pacific opportunity if it can be exempt a time of 8:16/22,beating her old Camacho and player-coach All three swimmers will be Mini Games in Tonga, which from certain applicable tax time of 8:17.11 Dave Wharton’s John Diaz. Ed Terlaje is the record breaking performance going back to school to continue started August 22 and will laws,” he said. weightlifting entry, and Young was in the 200m IM. Ijjistime of their training and compete for continue through September 1. According to Rosario, Kim is the runner. 2:00.11 broke the record set by their schools in swimming. Saipan will be the first stop in The CNMI team consists of The CNMI will becompeting Tamas Damyis' of Hungary, Anneka will be going to Hawaii a tour of Micronesia by Circus nine athletes, seven men and two against teams from throughout whose time was 2:00.17. for high school for the first time. Bruno. He said the circus will Brent will return to Chabot Jun­ women. They will be competing the South Pacific, including The fourth world record was likely also perform in Truk, ior College in Califomiaand Jon in tennis, golf, weightlifting and Guam, the Marshalls and the broken by Mike Barrowman in track. 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