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VoL 20 No.26 Saipan, MP 909SO €>1991 Marianas Variety JUNE 1 4 , 1 9 9 1 Serving C N M i for 19 Years "Conflict of interest" charge bugs CDA by Rafael H. Arroyo handed approach in the granting resort to accusations of different quency rate is now 3% as com­ business or two.” Commonwealth Development of loans to all our clients, regard­ kinds.” pared with last year’s 4%. We “We can’t deny them the ser­ Authority Chairman John less of who they may be. Our “It is really a tough job espe­ have an annual surplus of around vices of CDA just because they Tenorio recently expressed dis­ records are always open for cially when what you’re dealing $1.5 million. That is mainly be­ are in government. Approving pleasure over the manner some public scrutiny, and they can al­ with is taxpayers’ money. We’re cause of sound management and their loans doesn’t necessarily people have been casting doubts ways go to us and see if there is just doing our job, trying to com­ because we’ve been very strict mean that there was political on the integrity of the agency in any hanky-panky going on,” as­ ply with the public law. We’re with funds,” he continued. pressure on us,” he said. the approval and granting of serts Tenorio. here to watch their money, and “Weare often accused of con­ “It’s just that we have to be loans to local businessmen. According to the CDA boss, we’re very careful in taking care flict of interests. But what’s true consistent with everybody, re­ He was reacting to claims that insinuations of irregularities have of their money,” Tenorio said. is that everybody is qualified to gardless of who he is,” Tenorio some loans may have been ineq­ been common fare for agencies He.pointed out that there was a borrow money from us, even the maintained. uitably drawn from CDA’s loan dealing with government funds tremendous increase in the governor, provided he goes A question that reached the fund unmindful of the “conflict and that the CDA, despite its CDA’s portfolio since it took through the proper procedures,” CDA Board Chairman was the of interest” rule commonly ob­ adherence to transparency, has over from the Economic Devel­ he claimed. case of a certain Frances Sablan, served by the loan granting become no exception. opment Loan Fund. “As you know we are a small a local businesswoman who was agency. “The problem here at CDA is “Our portfolio increased by island and most of our people, allegedly granted a big loan by “We are very transparent about that if we approve loans people over $9 million, and our delin­ even those in government own a Continued on page 59 everything here at the CDA. We are happy, and if we deny loans have always maintained a high they get sad and that’s when they

G ov't, w orkers hold m assive dem onstration by R.B. Concepcion legislature’s building. Both House conference com­ The employees conglomera­ mittee on the proposed pay-raise tion kicked-off in a “pep rally” bill continue to meet until held Tuesday afternoon at the Thursday night at the MPLC’s Public Works Beach, in which building on Tinian and have re­ they engaged themselves in ported “substantial progress”, in poster and sign making activities. an attempt to arrive at a com­ That event was also to prepare promise. for the actual demonstration and Meanwhile, the ‘Public Ser­ sho of force the next day by the vants Compensation Committee’ group that they really are serious remains waiting for the bill’s in their call to pass the Salary Act. passage the whole day since Government employees converged at the Public Works Beach Tdesday afternoon to attend a "PEP Early this week, compensation Wednesday in what was termed rally" in support of the House version of the pay raise bill. as a “get-together” in front of the Continued on page 44

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Nigerian money scam prom oted to by Rafael H. Arroyo readers to share in the sender’s nothing is really enticing. Assistant US Attorney Ri­ ill-gotten wealth by simply “These guys would say L t. C olonel chard Pierce recently flashed sending in their bank account that they got lots of money in out a warning to CNMI resi­ numbers, bank addresses, inter­ Nigeria and would be will­ by Teri M. Flores; Guerrero lauded Reyes and his dents about the possible exist­ national routing numbers, and ing to give out a few thou­ Customs Chief Pete Reyes staff for their excellence, com­ ence of a solicitation letter signed copies of business statio­ sands to unsuspecting busi­ headed the list of eight Customs mitment and dedication in the racket ring reportedly out to nery. nessmen,” he said. officials who were commis­ performance of their duties. victimize businessmen by Prospective victims are then Amoy also pointed out that sioned to the next higher rank in Finance Director Eloy Inos gaining access to their bank made to believe that some of the a list of the more prominent recognition of their meritorious also offered the conferees a word accounts. ill-gotten wealth will find their businessmen in both the service as public servants. of advice and encouragement for A letter put out by Pierce way into their bank accounts. CNMI and Guam may have In a special commissioning the Customs staff to continue last Tuesday, indicated that at Pierce said that this “get-rich- fallen into thehands of these ceremony attended by law-en­ enforcing the Commonwealth’s least one report each in Guam quick” scheme may usually end unscrupulous people, and forcement agency heads and Customs statutes. and in the CNMi have been up with businessmen discover­ that a warning may have to Gov, Larry I. Deleon Guerrero, Former Major and now, received by his office both ing largedcbits in their accounts. be in order to preven t people Reyes and seven others were Lt.Col., Reyes has been con­ with the same modusoperandi. Agents from the Federal Bu­ being victimized by them. recognized for their effort in nected with the Division of Cus­ Pierce in an interview said reau of Investigation (FBI), who “We just like to issue a operating and maintaining the toms Services since its inception that Jte was not sure if those were tasked to conduct a check warning to all residents to Customs division. in 1982. As the only Chief the involved was a syndicate or on the matter confirmed the ex­ refrain from dealing with The conferees were also rec­ agency had known since it was an individual operating all by istence of such a mail scam. these people since you may ognized for their efficient drug first created, Reyes has seen the himself. “All I’ve received are Calling them “solicitation let­ not have anyone to cry to if enforcement effort which has led growth of the Customs division sketchy reports.” ters”, Special Agent Paul Amoy you go on intending to de­ to the arrest and conviction of from the original four staffers to According to Pierce, the said would-be victims could be fraud someone with this suspected smugglers and drug a total of 29 staff today. scam involves letters suppos­ gypped out of greed, since the scheme,” Amoy maintained. dealers. Reyes also started the Divi­ edly from Nigeria, asking thought of making money out of Continued on page 43 In his speech during the cer­ sion which was generating an emony held at Charlie’s Cabaret excess of $300,000 during the of the Pacific Islands Club, G ov,, Continued on page 43

9 c u 2 - 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 141991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 A Meeting Place For Our CNMI Public Defender Ngirakaiau resigns Opinions. . . And Yours. . by R. B. Concepcion hired him, he came from Hawaii put the brief for the appeal be­ He cited that they need a higher required to maintain some kind Commonwealth Public De­ working as a public defendant fore I leave.” budget, “because this is the only of credit or continuity of educa­ fender Oldias Ngirakaiau re­ for that state. He mentioned thateventhough place for people without money tion. cently tendered his resignation According to the public de­ he is already staying in Palau or to have access to the court...” According to him, if these to CNMI Governor Larry I. fender, he has many ties and Hawaii, he can always be con­ Due to their low budget, people lawyers don’t maintain such Guerrero effective July 12, and friends back in Hawaii. tacted if help is needed on the who come to their office can not credits, they lose their license to Jr’s Agenda enter into another venture, this Oldias said that he might first case. be given assistance to the best of practice law, hinting that same by John DelRosario. Jr. time-private practice. spendacouple of weeks inPalau, When asked to give any sug-. their ability. should be done in the CNMI. “It is just that I have been here then go to Hawaii for a while gestión on how the office can Oldias mentioned that fund­ He said that to really improve for more than four years now and “see if things will work out.” still be improved, the public de­ ing problem ties with another their office is to extend it to The uproar being drummed up by the tug of war currently I have struggled long and hard Saipan have found your attitude to build up to a point of no and I am ready to move on...”, “If there is something good fender pointed out four basic to avoid giving prominence to so intolerable as to warrant the return. needed facility, that of theirmini- Rota. going on between the two houses of Congress over the sup­ which according to him was ba­ out there, I will stay, but if not, I things that needs to be put in library which was just put to­ two relevant questions: Which establishment of a committee to Oldias mentioned that Rota is posed welfare of government employees has reached levels sically what he also told the am going back to Palau and do place. gether this year. island in the NMI raises the most fight mi behalf of the more than *** a “little bit far unlike Tinian that one may call as both beneficial and disadvantageous. Governor. my private practice out there...” The Public Defender’s Office “We need good resources and taxes? Andisthereanyjusticein 3,000 employees in therpublic seems to be just next door.” Oldias was asked by the Gov­ Oldias, who came to Saipan needs a budget “similar if not quick reference materials that This is due to the fact that the salary act being put on the the majority being held hostage sector whose career in govem- Ah, Mr. Kent Booth has seen He said that they are now in ernor if there is something in November of 1986, said his equivalent” to some of the agen­ can lead us to relevant cases and chopping board has its built-in merits and demerits, designed by a minority whenever the time mentare threatened by your lack fit to accuse this humble scribe the process of hiring an investi­ wrong...”I told him everything office is ready to help those cies in the Commonwealth. relevant research materials that either to build or destroy confidence on some of our people in arrives to divide the pie (locally of sincerity to honor and protect ofbeingaracisL I’m afraid that gator for that island, as part of was fine and it took me a long people in need, individuals who Of their $700,000 budget can assist us in the preparation of government. generated revenue) among the the very system which protects Mr. Booth has seen fit to disre­ their approved budget for this time to think, because I do not can not afford to hire a lawyer. proposal.,only $469,000. was our cases.” year. At any given point, one gets the idea that such an act was three populated islands? their prospects for upward mo­ gard doing his homework. He’s know if I am doing the right He explained that he deals with granted, said Oldeas. Another one, he said, is pro­ It saddens your humble scribe bility, appeal, within grade decided to assume that I, in fact, Presently Saipan Office has 2 being passed and scrutinized very thoroughly in order that the thing.” criminal defense work, but ev­ viding the adequate training and investigators, to which one can that the first senatorial district increase and annual increment. used the term “hade” against best possible arrangement may be derived for the public He described the office and ery now and then, does a little of seminars not only to the attor­ has capitalized on our silence Mr. Kevin Kerrigan. So what if be deployed to Tinian. servant. While the Senate did very well the people working with him as civil cases. neys but also to the staffs. and patience which have ulti­ in protecting federally funded I use such term anyway? The Oldias mentioned that he do “great...I am sorry I am going to Working with three other “It is always good when This is in view of the so-called cost of living, which most mately built a volcanic positions, it went completely off­ fact is I didn't!* Why such big­ not know what would happen if .miss them.” lawyers, and asked on how someone from the US or the people will agree, is on the uptrend, thanks to the growing frustration ready to erupt at any track by providing for the total otry my- friend?' casinos on Tinian are finally He reiterated that he might would the Masaro-Saimon case Philippines who knows the lat­ opened. complexities of modem times. givenmomentnow. Ifour friends abolition of the Civil Service I’m stunned that you’re one regret leaving the office. lead too—he said that his co­ est technology pours them unto Most of all, Oldias wanted to With this in mind, plus perhaps the thought of surplus funding from the first senatorial district Commission. It also wanted to news director who simply failed Oldias’ immediate plan is to counsel Pam Tower has been us.” thank everybody who has be­ do not share the task of guarding pre-empt boards and commis­ to do onevery basic requirement being realized supposedly due to effective management of “perhaps” enter private practice “very good” in assistinghim with He recommended that if they come a part of his life during his the mid-northem volcano from sions of their independency as in journalism: Verification of government resources, an’ equitable distribution of wealth and basically do what he does as the paper works and other as­ could not hear from these people, stay on Saipan. blowing up into the skies, it provided by the very laws they Information. Ah, amigo, it was seems to be a valid raison d'etre. a public defender. pects of the case. then there must be some money Asked on his possible wouldn’t be long before this approved or as mandated by much more convenient to shoot Being a Palauan, Oldias said, He mentioned that there is a that can let them go to Califor­ replacement...”no idea yet, that Hence, the passage of the pay raise bill. phenomenon turns itself into an pertinent provisions of the NMI from the hips than it is to page that coming back to Palau is still pending appeal to that case and nia, Hawaii or Oregon for orien­ is up to the Governor, and who­ But with the mayhem being observed out of the over-zealous- ugly chapter in our political Constitution. throughasheetofpaper toverify “up in the air.” Tower will be responsible the tation. ever he maybe, I am sure he will ness of the main protagonists in the salary act, overtures of history. Again it hurts to write about your information, eh? Itboggies Public Defender Oldias Remembering the old days, day he is gone. According to Oldias, counsels serve for the interest of the motives other than the common good seem to take shape. That the first senatorial district this sentiment in that it will do the mind how you got your job Ngirakaiau he said that when the CNMI “But I think we will be able to in the State of Washington are people.” Even the executive branch, which is supposed to be viewed has seen fit to tax our patience nothing but add fuel to a raging if you can’t even verify your as one that may wield the power to swing the tide in favor of beyond every imaginable iota of fire. Butletitbeknownthatitis information. One very intelli­ tolerance, you would have to having the issue resolved seems to have lost grip on the issue, better that I bring it out now so gent news director! You’re forgive the people of Saipan for we can begin working together confused my friend. But don’t Pinoy community in Independence Day celebration judging from the way the divided legislature seem not to mfncf bringing the two queries to the for a better Northern Mariana worry, I have tolerance for by Rafael H. Arroyo hand to welcome the dignitaries then treated to the traditional its ott-pronou'nced support to the House version of the salary the celebration oflndependcncc closer camaraderie among us fore and all because you have Islands where cooperation and people who make mistakes, es­ The Filipino community in present that evening. palaro consisting of the pabitin, act. ^ ay· Filipinos here in Saipan,” Alano forced the issue upon them. No harmony are working vocabu­ pecially serious mistakes as you Saipan recently held a four-day During the program held at the palo-sebo, and other native “This is also meant to foster added. Everyone seems to be swearing as having the right formula longer can they swim in the sea laries amongst leaders and did in the last issue of this paper. celebration of the 93rd anniver­ the reception, guests and friends games, after which an amateur in achieving abetterdealforourpeople. But what each one has of frustration bom by the inability followers. I humbly ask of our I would hope that the next sary of the granting of Philip­ of the community were treated singing contest was held. failed to recognize is that in standing up for his professed of the first senatorial district to friends from the first senatorial time you decide to raise your pine independence with a series to Filipino swigs and dances as Three all-Filipino bands alter­ formula, the agony of waiting has slowly produced a restless sacrifice a little in order to ac­ district to cease from holding the uncoordinated accusatory fin­ of Independence Day activities well as Filipino food. nated in belting out current commodate the needs of the majority hostage in that you gers that you first rehearse (for attitude among the majority. June 8 to 12. Festivities reeled off Saturday Filipino favorites to the delight majority. know very well that such can purposes of certainty) making with an Independence Day If this is the case, it is not hard to perceive why some The celebratiqn was high­ of the audience. I ask again: Who forced the only foster fragmentation and dam sure that “your brain is in lighted by a reception held June bowling tournament held at the Later in the afternoon, a bas­ observers tend to be thinking in terms of what other motives issue? You did and there’s no allow the raging and often un­ gear before engaging the 12 at the Pacific Gardenia Hotel Saipan Bowling Center that saw ketball celebrity exhibition game these self-professed “harbingers of the common good” have in two ways about it The people of controllable fire of sectionalism mouth,” please? hosted by the different Filipino some 60 Filipino bowlers vie for was held followed by a golf tour­ mind. organizations in the island. trophies donated by the Philip­ nament Tuesday sponsored by Come to think of it, such an issue as the salary act may be a Special guests that evening pine Consulate. the Filipino Golf Association. perfect reason for anyone to grandstand his way into another were Governor Lorenzo I. An Independence Day mass at “The celebration was a a coor­ term in public office, especially since election time is in the air. Deleon Guerrero, Customs Chief Ml Carmel Cathedral started the dinated work by the different Letters to the Editor hectic Sunday thatfollowed, after Or perhaps it may be a good venue for anyone to cash in on Pete Reyes, members of the ex­ Filipino organizations here in ecutive and legislative branches which a traditional Filipino fiesta Saipan,” say Ernie Alano, secre­ someone against whom he may have been harboring some­ of the CNMI government, and. tinned Susupe’s Civic Center tary of the Filipino Community thing personal. Dear Editor: plan of action study prepared by they’re frightened, figuring if prominent businessmen, among into a virtual fair. in the CNMI. “We’re all here to Governor Larry I. Guerrero and Customs Chief Lt. Col Pete Reyes A lot of possible motives have been flying here and there, and Mr. Del Rosario, I’lf be your Louis Berger International re­ they can’t see the problem, it others. The big predominantly Fili­ join all our Kababayans in the oblige to a toast duing the Fllcom Independence Day reception at the people whom we are tasked to serve have been letting their nemesis, if you really want me to lease in March. That study talks doesn’t exist. It’s a metaphor far Consul Julius Torres was on pino crowd that gathered were Philippines, and elsewhere, in the Pacific Gardenia Hotel. imaginations run high. be, but I think it would be better about the Saipan Road Network. more fitting to your role than That study says that some roads mine, and when you write things One question seems to be shaping on most people’s minds if you let me be your editor. Nemesis means just punish­ are 80 to 90 percent patched. like this, you leave your deniere — do these lawmakers truly represent the will of the people? ment, one who imposes About that, Public Works Di­ exposed, making it an easy mark We strongly feel that a more decisive action should be retribution. Do you really want rector Elizabeth Salas Balajadia for just retribution. - undertaken by our legislators in order that they may be given me to punish you? Don’t you says in “Crossroads” that she So wipe the sand from your the benefit of the doubt. thinkyour mother should do that? has received$1.5 million to patch eyes, John, and send your copy I know, I know, you didn’t the roads this year, and she also to me from now on. I’ll make really mean it that way; you have says that her master plan calls sure you don’t shoot yourself in so much trouble writing what you for $48 million to repair the road the foot anymore. After all, the ¿ M arian as eV ariety'$P * mean. net. only thing “lousy” about this In you May 24th column you But excuse me for boring you whole affair is your logic. Serving the Commonwealth for 19 years said the lagoon has “gone beyond with the facts in “Common­ Kevin Kerrigan Published Tuesday and Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. crisis”, meaning it’s a disaster wealth At the Crossroads". Reporter already. In the most recent col­ You’re the one who wrote that Cable News umn youhavewrittenaboutsome you’re “not as interested in who “road in lower Navy Hill” about Abed Younis...... Editor M em ber of or what was said” in my report. Editors Note: This is Ten M. Rores...... Reporter which you say the inference in You oughtto at least caremore The Ronel B. Concepcion ....Reporter my report was that “nothing else about what you write. the last of the verbal Rafael H. Arroyo Reporter Associated Press was done to complete it”. Excuse When you’re going to insult tussles between J. Del P.O. Box 231,Saipan M P 96950-0231 „ ... me? No mention was made of a someone, do it right. ‘Tat, ugly, Rosario and Kevin Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 ® 1990> Mananas Vane*y wl road in lower Navy Hill in dumbostrich”justdoesn’twork, Rights Reserved Fax: (670) 234-9271 “Commonwealth At the Cross­ Mr. Del Rosario. Ostriches stick Kerrigan to appear in the roads”. My report did cite the their heads in the sand when Variety: - A. Y.

Representative Sianiey Torres watcnes me program from his table. The Philippine Maharlika dancers doing a Filipino native number. ^MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 Father's Day is Sunday, June 16th. Dr. Bentley dies Superior Court tells from liver cancer AG what to do by R. B. Concepcion lo have occured because of this Cancer of theLiver is believed Bentley has aPh.D in Anthro­ t matter. There is no reason these T e ll D a d pology which he got from the to have been the cause of death Superior Court Associate cases may not be expeditiously of a Marianas High School University of California in Los Judge Alex C. Castro issued an completed at the next available Angeles. He has also taught at FATHER'S DAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 16 (MHS) teacher whose lifeless order telling the Attorney hearing date.” the UCLA and at a City College He’s Super! body was found on Sunday by a General’s Office ‘what to do’ to Castro, disagreeing to all of in Long Beach and he was also family member in a bedroom avoid failure or absence of an Sheldon’s response and instead involved in anthropological re­ Treat Dad to a inside his residence in San Assistant AG inascheduledcourt of imposing monetary sanction, Send him fresh Vicente. search in the Carribean and hearing. told the AG to do the following memorable brunch, MHS History teacher Dr. Mexico. flowers and a colorful Judge Castro issued the order to prevent,the problem from overflowing with Brian James Bentley or Dr. B as dated May 29 after assistant AG occuring again, as stated: Super Dad T-Shirt. he is known in campus is dead at Thomas Sheldon failed to attend “First, the Court recommends taste-tempting 46 and he is survived by his Made from 100% a hearing, involving a case that a master calendar, size 24” delights and mother from Torrence, Califor­ against illegal aliens. by .36" should be purchased by cotton, this one-size- nia and his two sons Brett and Sheldon should have been the the AG’s Office and placed in sweet treats for Chad of Hawaii. the Office of ther Chief of Civil fits-all T-shirt will attorney who would represent dessert. Bentley has been recognized the Commonwealth in a case Division.” carry your message by the Public School System filed against Teodoro Cabison “Second, a memo from the (PSS) for his effort in develop­ home. We’ll send this Vigilia and Marcos Lobo Suba. Chief to his subordinates should ing a football curriculum for the The Court, upon Sheldon’s beissued directing them to log unique gift anywhere high school which he is sup­ non-attendance, directed the in their coiirt cases on the master posed to handle. in the U.S. Order AG’s office to come up with an calendar as soon as scheduled.” Together with another MHS explanation on why it failed to “Third, all vacation leave/an­ yours today! teacher, Neil Lane, Bentley ini­ sentan assistant AG to which the nual leave/LWOP should first tiated the Erst MHS Football concerned counsel responded to. be approved by the Chief, and Quantities limited. Tackle team. Bentley is also the The response provided sev­ before the Chief approves, one first recipient of two PSS fed­ eral reasons for his absence to should ensure that cases set be­ eral consolidation grants the fore the Court are assigned to 3 5 Dr. Brian James Bentley which Sheldon contended as $ °° project of which entails ref­ “excusable neglect,” while Judge another attorney.” erencing the oral history of se­ His last position before mov­ Castro disaggreeing, described “Fourth, all 1st minute prob­ nior citizens on Saipan and in ing to Saipan was Vice-Presi­ the explanations as “poor man­ lems, like calling sick, should Camp Susupe. dent of sales far a national insur­ agement and unacceptable.” go to the Chief so he can ensure Aside from organizing the ance company. Sheldon’s reply provides that that somebody else covers the O lelefloia football team, BenUey also A memorial service will be he was off-island and was not in appearance of the attorney call­ taught Sociology and World held on tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the meeting due to an “ illness ing in sick.” History at the High School while front of the Marine Sports Club and an adverse reaction to eye According to the order, CNMI AQUA he also has a teaching load at the in Chalan Kanoa and flowers medication.” peopledeservesbetterrepresen- Northern Marianas College and and other donations may be for­ The assistant AG also put into tafkxt and that rescheduling of RESORT CLUB he also conducted nigh classes warded through the MHS note his “expected absence and the prosecution of the alleged S aip an GARAPAN - 234-1269 · SUSUPE - 234-6339 · ROTA - 522-5339 at the Susupe jail. Principal’s Office. actual absence from work,” who illegal aliens due to the failure of also called the office announc­ the CNMI’s counsel to appear is ing his sickness, but failed to not in the best interest of every- t F inform them about the hearing. body. For reservations, call 322-1234 Thereply furtherreasoned that It stressed that illegal, aliens thesubstitute lawyer, on theother should be immediately deported Fax:322-1220 hand, does not have much role as provided by the law...”the NOW AVAILABLE! having attended only one hear­ court will not tolerate failure of ing, whose failure to “recall” the an Assistant AG to be present at sheduled hearing is ‘‘under­ a hearing scheduled before it.” standable in view of the other In an another issue, Supreme circumstances.’* Court Associate Justice Ramon NEW SERVICE “...such failure is excusable in G. Villagomez also earlier is­ the totality of the circumstances sued an order, asking the AG to w John Deere in view of the counsel’s concern monitor Sheldon’s legal "work. J O H N D E E R E about his illness,” the .court The order was issued due to record said. Sheldon’s failure to observe lo- B ack H oe OF CHECKING ACCOUNT It added thát “No prejudice or *cal rules and procedures in con­ costs to respondents is believed ducting a recent court case.' Presidential Fellow from WE GIVE HIGHEST INTEREST RATE IN TCD Micronesia returns for business meetings GET FREE T-SHIRT WHEN YOU OPEN ACCOUNT AND TCD HONOLULU (AP)- A leader poor islands, according to a re­ from the Federated States of lease from the East-West Cen­ Micronesia who was recognized ter. 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Bank Board of Directors and the 1ST FLOOR, LIM'S BUIDING, SANJOSE George is traveling here and boards of several agencies of ______Sugar King P.O. Box 1867 Saipan, MP 96950 · Tel. (670) 234-7773 Upper Hl-Way Garapan to the mainland to research vo­ that country,whichisabout3,000 3To CHC W-2 Hl-Woy To Guolo Rai ^ Fax: (670) 234-8664 Box PPP-298 Saipan, MP 96950 cational education programs and miles west of Hawaii. He holds Tel.: (670) 234-0475 sim CASH® a bachelor's degree from the Sion GAS MID-PAÇ labor-intensive light industries STATION Micronesia suitable for remote, resource- University of Hawaii. 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V1EWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 Viva Mexico! Some specifics Discover southern hospitality...Mexican style! about Am erica's TINIAN HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENTS AROUND THE SOUTHERN BORDERS OF THE U.S.A. racial makeup IT'S FIRST GRADUATING CLASS SATURDAYS - JUNE 2nd th ru JULY I 3tli WASHINGTON (AP) - Here 11,838, up 801 percent Sri arc some details about America’s Lankan, 10,970, up 275 percent. racial and ethnic makeup, ac­ Burmese, 6,177, up 124 percent. JUNE 18,1991 B ean a n d H am S tew cording to 1990 census figures Okinawan, 2,247, up 59 percent. F lank S teak w ith P ears released on Tuesday.. The fig­ American Indians, Eskimos, ures break down four general Aleuts: American Indian, Mahi Mahi ’VERACRUZ" censuscategories: Asian,Pacific 1,878,285, up 38 percent Es­ Islanders, Hispanics and Ameri­ kimo, 57,152, up 36 percent. t: Louisiana "GUMBO” can Indians, Eskimos aiid Aleuts. Aleut, 23,797, up 68 percent. Steamed Rice · For each group, the 1990 population figure is given, along Pacific Islanders Drunken Chicken with the change from 1980. Hawaiian,211,014,up 27per­ Succatosh ASIANS: Chinese, 1,645,472, , cent Samoan, 62,964, up 50 up 104 percent. Filipino» percent. Guamanian,49,345, up V egetable C u rry 1,406,770, up 82 percent. Japa­ 53 percent Tongan, 17,606, up nese, 847,562:, up 21 percent. 183 percent Fijian, 7,606, up Euchiladas "ROJAS" Indian, 815, 447, up 126 per- . 148 percent^ Palauan,'-! ,439, up Tacos with Chifi and Condiments cent Korean, 798,849, up 125 108 pcrcenL Northern Mariana Bunelos de Coliflor (Batterfried percent' Vietnamese, 614, 547, Islander, 960, up 38 percent. up 135 percent. Laotian, Tahitian, 944, up 19 percent. Cauliflower) 149,014, up 213 percent. Cam­ Hispanics, an ethnic category Arroz Rojo - Red Rice. bodian, 147,411 up 819 percent. that can include people of any Thai, 91,275, up 102 percent. race. Mexican, 13,495,938, up GRILL BBQ S p are R ibs Hmong, 90,082, up 1,631 per­ 54 percent. Puerto Rican, Fish and Shrimp Skewers cent Pakistani, 81371, up 415 2,727,754, up 35 percent Cu­ percent. Indonesian, 29,252, up ban, 1,043,932, up 30 percent. 204 percent Malayan, 12,243,. Other Hispanic, 5,086,435, up C O LD : Vegetable Sticks with Blue Cheese Dip up 200 percent. Bangladeshi, 67 percent. Avocados with Crabmeat bn Fountain Turkey Breast with Cranberry Sauce Escabeche of Fish Beauty Pageant group Sashim i F u to m ak i calls for election The Northern Marianas coming a member of this asso­ Beauty Pageant Association ciation is kindly requested to at­ SALAD BAR (NMBPA) is having their An­ tend this meeting. Please helpus nual Election of Officers Meet­ make our pageants better and DESSERT BUFFET AQ UA RESORT CLUB ing on June 20,1991, Thursday, bigger by joining us and contrib­ Saipan -American Theme 5:30 P.M. at the Sunset View uting your ideas and volunteer . 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AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY'JUNE 14,1991-MARIANÀS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 ' Lugo who is the Chairman of the fied compact have already been Palau Sub-Committee on Insular and accepted by both parties, the Palau: The possibility of Independence Continued from page 8 International Affair? and rank­ Palauan officials will have to J Tjrgri ÿ ...... ^ September 1969. Ten years later, would be in direct conflict to the States would use on a contin­ NGO’swhoaretrying tpprotect ing Republican Cong. Robert > pass legislation enacting an Clarke (S the Trust Territory of the Pacific nuclear free constitution the gency basis as a desirable fall­ the nuclear free constitution of Lagomarsino are supporting the eighth plebiscite at which time Islands were fragmented into four Palauans have ratified in 1979. back base site. Palau whereas the U.S. had al­ wishes of the Palauan officials, the voters will be asked to make by Ten M. Flores with the U.S. separate political entities. The constitution did not only Sam McPhetres, Coordinator ready agreed that it will not use according to a recent-report by the choice. “T The option of free association After separate negotiations , declarea200-milemaritimezone Archives and International Or­ Palau for thè establishment of a Celine Oiterorig for the Tribune. . On the other hand, in case the was selected by the Congress of ensued between Palau, the butit alsobanned the testing and ganizations of the Office of militaryinstallation,’’McPhetres Both de- Lugo and Palauans fail to accept the Com­ If Palau adopts the Compact Micronesia’s Political Status Marshalls the FSM and the U.S. storage of nuclear substances .in Transition however said that the said. Lagomarsino were quoted as pact as is, the U.S. is offering a of Free Association, it would Commission in 1967 as the pre­ in 1978, the two lptter entities . the territory and placed restric­ U.S. will not re-create another . The real issue for the Palauans, saying that the “failure of the negotiated independence as an become almost independent ferred status for the whole Trust successfully adopted the Com­ tions on military use of the 7.8 Subic Naval Base on Palau as it McPhetres said, is not the Compacttobeapproved in seven option if the Palauans fail to con­ while the United States would Territory of the Pacific Island pact in 1983 while Palau, up un­ million sq. km. zone defined by will involve a huge amount to nuclear-issue but die time span referenda to date supports tinue to ratify the Compact continue to help the island-en- which is composed of Palau, the til today, is still trying to con­ its maritime sovereignty. establish a military facility in required.to effectuate the Com­ Palau’s contention that it will howeverPalauans are saying that tity to achieve economic self- Northern Marianas,, the vince its electorate to ratify the The nuclear ban provision of Palau. pact, the money involvçd in it not be approved as is and the itbe unconditional independence sufficiency and provide defense Marshalls and the Federated proposed Compact of Free As­ thePalauan constitution can only McPhetres said that as of no w, and the requirement that Palau, continuing responsibility of the that should be granted to Palau to the territory until full inde­ States of Micronesia. sociation. be amended by a 75% majority the U.S. does not see the need to if asked, provide the land for the U.S. to promote self-de­ in case independence is discussed pendence is reached - this is the The first formal negotiations A minority of the Palauan of the elec torate in a referendum use Palau as another military in­ U.S. to exercise its defense obli­ termination in Palau supports the at all. scenario if Palau chooses to have to determine the future political electorate continues to reject the called specifically to address the stallation but, it would only be a gations. requests for examination of pos- In his remarks before the 58th a free association relationship status for Micronesia began in Compact as one of its provisions issue. part of the U.S.’ contingency The Palauan constitution pro­ sible«iodifications.” session pf the United Nations SALES-PARTS SERVICE DISTRIBUTED BY: It was during the fifth plebi­ plan in the event, a facility would hibits the use of eminent domain The United States and Palau Trusteeship Council, Palauan scite held on August 21, 1987 be needed in the area. for the benefitofaforeign power. will Vow have to agree on Foreign Affairs Director Victor MICR0L Commercial Departm ent that 73% of the electorate voted A provision in the original The government could not con­ whether or not the Compact can Uherbelau said - An Inchcape Pacific Company for the Compact Atjthis time, Compact requiring Palau to set demn private lands, McPhetres be modified substantially and “...our 44 year-old trust rela­ the United States assumed that aside 30,000 acres of land is no said. what modifications would be tionship must someday come to •Hotel-Restaurant Supplies •Clarke Equipment the Palauans had already ac­ longer a part of the current Com­ He said that the Palauan gov­ acceptable to both parties. an end and replace it with an­ •Food Service Equipment •Wilson Sporting Goods cepted the terms of the Compact pact This provision was changed ernment would have toacquire There is a possibility that the other arrangement We prefer a •Janitorial Equipment & Supplies •Manitowoc Ice Machine since they believed that thePalau after the second plebiscite to the land at some market price United States will entertain the relationship still that has as its •Spartan Chemicals •Star Mfg. Kitchen Equipment Constitutional Convention had ratify the Compact was con­ rather than a condemnation un­ possibility of accepting minor foundation the precepts of free •Johnson Products •Libbey Glasses already amended the constitu­ ducted. der the eminent domain proce­ alterations to the Compact which association.” •Ecolab Products . •Rubbermaid Products ENTERPRISES •Leonard/Kelvinator Appliances •Ansul (Sentry) Fire Extinguisher P.O. BOX 92, CAPITOL HILLS SAIPAN tion deleting the 75% majority McPhetres 'said that not only dure. is acceptable to both govern­ (next: the Common­ MP 96950 · TEL. 322-9750/9993 vote required. has the U.S. already made itclear Only recently, after a meeting ments. wealth issue) DEALER: Gen. Merchandise · Importer & Exporter, Construction The belief was proven wrong that it would only want access to with Interior and State officials In case the terms of the modi­ Telephone: 235-5950/51/52 Fax: 235-5953 Materials · Owner Esco Fashion Shop & bakeries, Charcoal. Mfg. & when the Supreme CourtofPalau the land on a need’basis but, the in Washington D.C., Palauan Manpower Suppliers issued a verdict stipulating that a military had also stated that they officials have already sard that 75% majority vote is still re­ have no immediate need to uti­ the Compact of Free Associa­ quired for the Compact to be lize any part of Palau. tion would not be ratified by the ratified. “It is the nqn-govemment or­ entity’s electorate on the basis Another issue that had to be ganizations such as the Interna­ that the Constitution o f Palau addressed was the use of spe­ tional League of Human Rights, FATHER’S DAY SALE will not be amended to elimi­ 1 6 cific base rights in particular, the National Mobilization for nate the present 75% voting LiViMG P E S NS about 30,000 acres of land in Survival, Otil A Baluad and other requirement to ratify the Com­ CONTEMPORARY · CLASSIC & MODERN Babelthaup which the United Continued on page 9 pact They said that there are “seri­ LEATHER OFFICE AND HOME FURNITURE ous concerns in the h , ✓'BudiviMMT REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL iknJw ' Budvvcts· DPW91 -RFP-00184 Compact..not relating to ques­ The Department of Public Works is soliciting competi­ tions of money but other issues tive sealed proposals from qualified Contractors for the construction such as the terms and principles” r a n d p e n in g a l e Budweiser & Lite Beer, 12 oz. cans only ...T7.....$14.95/cs. of a Sanitary Landfill at the Marpi Depression Area in Marpi, that have to be resolved before G O S Saipan,CommonwealthoftheNorthemMarianalslands. Proposals ' the Palauans can decide to ratify Miller draft (cans only limit 5 cs. per customer) in duplicates must be in a sealed envelope and must be submitted the Compact. NOW GOING ON Wines (all variety) ...... 10% OFF to the Office of the Director of Public Works at Lower Base, The Palauan leaders were also Saipan. Proposals must be submitted no later than 3:00 P.M., local strong in their demand that the Hawaiian Sun Natural fruit drinks time, Friday, July 12,1991. U.S. modify some of the provi­ sions in the'Compact for it to be Big Discount - Big Savings 11.5 oz. bots...... $2.50/6pk. Competitive Sealed Proposals must contain the following: in accordance with Palauan A. Organization: Tree Top fruit juice (asstd.) 10 oz. bots...... $0.75 ea. constitution. 1. Name of Contracto'r and address. Avon Cologne for men only...... 15% OFF 2. Qualification and experience. The leaders have also asked a. Organization of personnel and size. that the modifications to the Impulse spray body cologne ...... $5.00 b. Years of experience in the type of project. Compact be exploded by a joint (lirriit 4 per customer) c. Description, location and cost of com working group from 6 0 th the’ pleted similar projects. two governments so as to iden­ Red Flower Playing cards...... $1.50 ea. B. Equipment: tify the real issues that are pre­ 1. List each type of equipment and tools owned and venting the approval of the Shrimp Chips (asstd. flavors 2 1/2 oz...... $1.69 ea. available for the proposed project. Compact. Pickled Radish (Takwan) 3 pkg...... $1.99 ea. 2. If proper equipment s are not available, how long Palau officials believe that a would it take to procure such equipment. joint review of the Compact (limit 4 pk. per customer) C. Administration: would be more productive and Moth B alls...... $0.50 pk. 1. Submission of reasonable and lowest construction would likely lead to a resolution cost. of the entity’s future political Popi Colo Air freshner...... $3.95 ea. 2. The construction time frame. status. . 3. Obtain required permits from various Government Paul’s Milk, 100% Natural milk, 1 litre ctn...... $0.95 ea. agencies. The Palauan government (limit 6 ctn. per customer) D. Field Operation: wants an understandingbetween 1. Field operation, control and records. the officials of the two govern­ Korean Salt, 3 lbs. pkg...... $2.50 ea. . 2. Preparation of daily activities report. ments that if or in a referendum 3. Ability to transport material and equipments. on a Modified Compact be held Cornucopia Ovenware, 27 pcs. set. low, low E. Financial Capability: later on, Palau will be the one to price a t ...... 7...... $29.95/set 1. Financial Statement, decide which of the remaining status options will be pursued Glass Novena Candles (tall glass) ...... $1.50 ea. Specifications and plans of the project are available on or by both governments. after June 19,1991 attheJcchnicalServicesDivision,Department Some Palauans have already (limit 1 cs. per customer) of Public Works in Lower Base, Saipan. A non-rcfundablc included Commonwealth status Meiji (New Blend) Pure Cocoa...... ,...... $2.99 ea. payment of $100.00 is required for each set and Unconditional Indepen­ A meeting for all interested Contractors will be held at the dence or some other available Hershey’s Chocolate Fudge Topping, 16 oz $2.49 ea. Office of the Director of Public Works on June 28,1991 at 10:00 option. Mahi Mahi Fish (whole/frozen) ...... $1.95/lb. aim., local time. State department officials The Department of Public Works reserves the right to have responded by telling Palau SALE EFFECTIVE FROM June 14 to June 17,1991 while supply last - award, amend or reject any or all proposals in the best interest of that they will accept a list of LOCATION: BACK OF WINCHELL’S, GARAPAN NO DEALERS PLEASE the Government. /s/Elizabeth H. Salas-Balajadia proposed modifications to the FOR INFORMATION CALL: TEL. 234-2340/2341/2342 HAPPY FATHER’S DAY FROM ESCOLASTICA’S ENTERPRISES Compact Director of Public Works 5/14-21-28 7/s STAFF AND MANAGEMENT U.S. Congressman Ron De STORE HOURS: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM ·- MONDAY TO SATURDAY FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-J 1 . 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 No gas monopoly in CNMI, price goes down MID-РАС opens The Commonwealth Energy ergy Administrator Jocelyn She said that in a communica­ not so, but the total cost of freight companies of alluding.” $0.5M facility Office voiced out that there is Guerrero, responding to the tion with Shell Regional Man­ from Singapore to Saipan is Moreover, Guerrero said that no monopoly of gas supply in senator’s inquiry on Seahunter’s ager Tom Hale, Singapore price closer to .20 cents per gallon, the cause, of the high priced by Rafael H. Arroyo PAC Far East, Inc.’s President the Commonwealth, as against earlier communication to him. for gasoline is “not steady” and said Hale. * gasoline in the Commonvyealth described the new facility as “one Sea Hunter’s conclusion caus­ James McDonald of Sea has gone as high as .85 .cents a “With both Shell and Mobil compared to Guam“ lies outside MID-PAC Micronesia Inc. is of its kind” in the island. ing the Commonwealth’s still Hunter told Tones that as of gallon. competing for petroleum prod­ the control of the CNMI.” about to formally open the doors “The design and concept of high-priced gasoline sale. recently, gas price in Singapore Moreover, McDonald’s alle­ uct sales, it is unlikely that a The letter explained that prices of its $.5 million parts/sales/ this facility is typical of a high- This was contained in a letter is .70 cents a gallon to which gation that .7 cents freight cost monopoly exists-unless on all goods in Guam are “gen­ service facility in Garapan dur­ tech service plants like those in to Sen. Juan Tones from En­ Guenero contradicted. will only cover Guam/Sàipan is . McDonald is accusing the two erally” much lower which is ing grand opening ceremonies California and other parts of the basically due to the “economies setfor tomorrow, June 15,1991. mainland,” he said. of scale that can be obtained on Some 500 invitations were Designed by himself and Guam with its larger popula­ given out to guests including Ripple, the facility took4 months tion.” CNMI Governor Lorenzo I. in the making. General contrac­ our new, ©over; Guam was specifically used Deleon Guerrero, who is ex­ tors for the project was AG&P (Every day is different) G ive D ad Som ething by CEO head, since Tones have pected to grace the blessing and Micronesia. used Guam prices against that of ribbon-ciitting ceremony of what Situated on an 8,000 square F rid a y & Saipan. S u rd a y is perhaps the most modem in­ feet fully paved lot in Middle Ffm rd iy Tseiday h/tdtesdty T lo A fd a y S a tu rd a y R eally S p e cia l this year ... It also explained that there are dustrial products shop in the Road, the all midpac blue and two level’s of pricing in Guam’s island. galvanized steel edifice houses a gas fillers- one for self-service Directfrom Wear your hotel, Locals’ Ladies enter MID-PAC main line of busi­ spacious servicing area, an ultra- Los Angeles... restaurant, travel Free stations and and the other for ness is the exclusive marketing wide stocks and parts warehouse, Ail night! full-service stations. or tour company of Cummins Onan generators, a tastefully laid-outreception and the hottest name tag and R e g g a e The Energy Administrator John Deere backhoes and in­ display area, plus plushy office top 40 A m a te u r WA 1 & cited that since Saipan does not dustrial machines, Kenworth sections just beneath the counter. new video have self-service stations, prices charge! W trucks and heavy equipment. “We are believers in the po­ Jam releases B o ck ^ E o U of gasoline should only be com­ 1 Sale of back-up parts, and tential of the CNMI, and we are Ladies’ ju* every pared using the fidl-service sta­ • · · service also take up most of thé striving so that we may prove to S ession Domestic Beer weekend tions. • · * and Night nine-employee staff busy ev­ be assets for the Common­ Night at Gilligan's!' “A closer look at the Guam .· Well Drinks eryday. wealth,” Moir said. 1/2 hour ·.: . prices will show that gas prices for only $2.50 from rnidnite-1 am, Former CUC trade specialist “Maybe, if others see facilities to perform Domestic Beer at Guam’s full service stations IT1U5IC and Well Drinks now MID-PAC General Man­ of this kind, they may be enticed with are only about $.10 lower than for only $2.50 Late ager Jim Ripple Jr. was quite into going into similar ventures,” or those on Saipan.” without Video Specials on.. . emphatic over how the company Moir added. H.I.R Night It added that however, there is our Reggae grew from a $20,000 business in “We see this project as a fruit Champagne no means for a good comparison flight & 1975 to a million dollarenterprise of our commitment to the N ig h t Kahlua &milk Happy on the level of Guam increase or Cba Cba in 1991. economy of the CNMI. We hope High Wine Coolers decrease in its gas pricing since Music Trivia Dance Contests o n ly S 2! “We’re selling factory-direct this will augur well for the is­ (Hospitality Hour there were no list of such prices Energy with Prizes and are currently exclusive dist land.” Industry before the war. Red Light Every Thursday, At! Drinks Take h im to a sp ecial H yatt Red Light Personnel) She stressed that there is no Backing Shooter all ladies enter are 50% off! Shooter a raffle to win way of knowing how much they Band! Specials Red Light лЛГП MID-PAC'· ~...... Specials Free shuttle either... were before. m - ^ '· r.'.-y.rw-irv··.. ’"it ' Mi ! '· · ··.' НУ ! Shooter Specials gourm et brunch in bis honor! No No pick-up service locals* pay • a manicure The eommuoicaUon said that ·; ■ ’ 1 from different no cover! $5 Cover Charge another reason for CNMI’s high Chv VV1! ^ -e 1*1-Hu "Lu ¡1 : ;' -v. - Cover C o v e r • a pedicure for locals* ·■*** '.VI·.·', ! ‘i: I.' .'· · 'F C h a rg e ! C h a rg e ! staff housings • a hair cut & priced gasoline is that the per upon request "mu&i show CNMI ID styling! Father’s D ay is Sunday, June l< 3 h barrel price of oil on the market "must «how CNMI ID ШЩИяюимаж} 1 i “has not yet returned to pre-war levels.” 10:30 am - 2 pm It stressed that moreso, CNMI Enjoy a special Night Out on the Town! and Guam will also have high $17 adults $8.50 children Join us for djnner at any one of our fine restaurants and bU Y-A^ T prices of the commodity com­ we'll tregt.yq^to free dancing at Gilligan’s the sanie night. pared to other places...”they are Just prese'tit.yo.ur dinner receipt at the door. imported in this part of the world.” “Domestic crude, available Give information about crimes committed within the US, is refined on the DON’T mainland and gas stations there have instant access...CNMI’s « I t GAMBLE Reservations fuel supplies generally come from foreign markets, and have MID-PAC’s Jim Ripple (left) and Jim Moir in front of the MID-PAC 234-1234, extension 26 Η О U S E W I T H D E A T H been refined in foreign coun­ facility: A commitment to the CNMI. Call 234-7272 (PARA) tries.” She stressed that getting one ributors for some of the best shipment of oil supply from a brands in the industrial supplies foreign country already adds new and equipment market,” Ripple costs. beams. 9 • · · · WATCH FOR In a recent fuel price survey “What may have also set us WATCH F R conducted by the energy office, above the rest is that we have it was shown that average price huge allotments forback-uppails for unleaded gas for Mobil is in cases of breakdowns. We are RACM" V ^ $1.67 and $1.66 for Shell. Die­ ready to take care of after-sales I V n v m i i M BASIC ^ * I I V i f i l l B V sel is $ 1 .66 for Mobil and $1.60 service needs of our clients.” for Shell. Some $180,000 worth of gen­ CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION M erator spare parts are currently m IITIK ì m i in the company’s inventory, ac­ SUPPLY SUPPLY SAVE cording to MID-PAC’s youthful GM. MI ì^ w ì HÉ Я Н « i W w B t U l B m ENERGY Jim Moir Sr., who is MID- Remember to avoid . hotrod driving and F l e a f p ] jerky acceleration. Sudden starts and t e i t ü ^ w H l s to p s c a n increase fuel FROM 2 0 -5 0 % - Π 1 0 1 1 2 0 -5 0 % consumption. Drive at a DRINK AN D steady speed, and save STARTS IU LY 1ST, 1991 ‘г STARTS JULY 1ST. 1991 iâ c o u r IS У U UN* precious gas. 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND, VŒWS-13 New 7-year funding not SENTRY Fire Extinguishers ISLAND FIESTA M A R K E T lower than current BuDt better to last longer. by R. B. Concepcion the 21st of June...”hope that the provement Foundation where PROTECT YOUR LOVE ONES! P.O. BOX 2247 TEL. (670) 234-3824 The third round meeting for US will be ready to present tis loans can be secured from pri­ PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY! the third multiple-year federal SAIPAN, MP 96950 FAX: (670) 234-5054 their proposal.” vate businesses and etc. grant to the CNMI starts next He stressed that the’ US is “The CNMI needs infrastruc­ week, "with the CNMI delega­ v committeed to assist the CNMI ture funding...either we survive f ® FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS . . . tion saying nQ to any “low” in meeting its financial obliga­ or collapse..,” he said. ’ I ntivf funding. tions until the Commonwealth 702 talks chief negotiator-LL reached the US kind of lifestyle. GREAT VALUE - GREAT SAVINGS Governor Benjamin T. ' The amount CNMI asking for Manglona, before leaving for is $500 million...”made an in­ r (EFFECTIVES JUNE 14 - 18, 1991) ' San Francisco, said that they will ventory on infrastructure needs not agree to get a lesser amount earlier which amounted to $1 MEAT DEFT. than what the CNMI is getting billion, then we trimmed it down now on the multi-year federal to $800 M.” Colombia Bacon, 16 oz.______1.77/pkg. funding assistance. “But in makng the presenta­ Manglona explained that both tion earlier, we further trimmed SENTRY means reliability and value. CNMI and US delegates has to Chicken Fryers - Whole 30 №. case.— 25.55/es. itdownto$500M..inotherwords Don’t choose between performance and low price. arrive at a final, agreement be­ even if the US will give us what Get both with SENTRY fire extinguishers...from Ansul. cause of a July 15 deadline set. we have requested, we still have Chicken, Stewing - Whole 30 lb. case.....2B.50/cs. Call your authorized Ansul distributor today. by the US Congress for budget about $300 million that we have Game Hen______2.15/ea. submission. to take care of ourselves.” Distributed by: He said that if there is no He said that they can raise it Ball Park Weiners, 1-№...... 1.59/pkg. agreement reached on this third by increasing taxes, by Commercial Department round and the current 7-year MICR0L implementating of impact fees, An Inchcape Pacific Company Pig Feet______1.29/lb. agreement expires...’’we will or through the Marianas Im­ U. Gov. Benjamin T. Manglona continue to operate on the last Telephone: 235-5950/51/52 Fax: 235-5953 fiscal year of the current seven Crab Sea Legs (imitation)______2.89/lb. years level which is $27,' m s 720,000.” Crab Sea Legs (Imitation) 4 lb. box.... 11.56/box CNMI presently is getting on a yearly basis forseven yearsthe Leg oi Lamb______2.98/lb. GROCERIES/PRODUCE DEPT. current multi-year funding to­ B№ Eye Steak (0.3.)______5.89/lb. talling to $226 million. Peeled Tomatoes - Penny “The law says that if there is no agreement, we will have that Smart 28 oz. can...... 0.99/ea. amount of money...but our need is much more than that and we have to agree to an amount that Hunt's Tomato Juice is much higher.” Manglona was also asked if 46 oz...... 1.99/ea. the US delegates insisted on a proposal that is way beyond that Kraft Miracle Whip amount. “There is no way that we go Salad Dressing, 32 oz...... 3.59/ea. lower than the last fiscal year’s funding,” said Manglona. Tuna - Western Family According to Manglona, there is no need for a negotiation in the first place if the federal gov­ Water or Oil, 6.5 oz. can...... 9.89/ea. ernment will give them a very low amount. Rich-N-Ready Drink, 1 pi...... 3.89/ea. “Wecan notacceptlowerthan whht is authorized by US Upton 196% lea, 3S qts...... 3.99/ea. Law ...but that does not mean that we are agreeing with the The Perfect W ay $27,720....,” he stressed. To Have a Great Tim e Hefty Steel Sab Trash The It. Gov. said the CNMI · will continously receive that And R aise M oney Bags, 15 counts...... 4.59/pkg. funding until the US Congress For a W orthy Cause change iL..”the decision lies in lide Laundry Soap the Congress.” Accoiding to Manglona, if that Family Size (8.8 lb.)...... 11.99/ea. happens, they will still continue to press the Congress that they ¡ H f l need more than that. Always available - fresh supply of He further said that in the event of non-arrival into a final agree­ FRUITS & VEGETABLES ment and being stock in a sort of a continuing resolutjon...”still feels confident of the Congress For your family or guests - try our USDA- support.” Ice - Sparkle Clear - tor all occasions - However, Manglona still feels 7:00 pm to 12 m n approved locally-made products: “optimistic” that the talk will be 10#bag...... 0.75/bag “fruitful andproductive....I will Saturday, June 15,1991 Tony’s Beef Jerky ertCourage my counterpart to be Saipan Diam ond Hotel considerate mid unerstanding.” HIESH SAUSAGES - 9 diferent varieties “TINALA” Smoked processed Beef & Pork - “We need to come into an Hibiscus Rppm in regular and hot/spicy flavors agreement which is mutually $2.00 Admission • Chamorro Sausage · Link •HelMama beneficial to both sides, if there Tickets are available at the door or from is a neetf for a compromise then •Longanlza « Polish · llalan ■so be it...” Saipan Rotary Club Members According to Manglona, the • Chorlzo · Smoked Sausage · German scheduled meeting in San Fran­ f l i i f X I lLJujJl U i M l i Sponsored by: ------. cisco beginning on the 17 until 19 might still be extended until v_ usasi Rotary Club of Saipan 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,.1991 Bahai's meet for election The Local Spiritual Assembly IT W O RKS ! of the Bahai’s of Saipan wili be having a bi-election on Satur­ day, June 15, at 7:30 P.M. at the Civic Center/Gymnasium on Beach Road. 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Lorenzo I. Deleon Guerrero Lt. Gov. Benjamin T. Mandona FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14.1991 ______:______!______HPO reviews PSS board defer action on commissioner's applications lands leased by Teri M. Flores about half an hour. During the full Board meet­ The Board of Education has After several hours spent in ing last month, the Board TOUR DE FRANCE for projects decided to extend for two more discussing personnel and fiscal decided to meet with officials weeks the job vacancy an­ matters, the committee finally and staff of the 13 schools on by Ten M. Flores tural Affairs to the Governor’s «SATURDAYS - MAY 18th thru JUNE 13th nouncement for the position of discussed Rechebei’s status in Saipan which participated in the • Eight months has past since Office for review, Commissioner of Education. an open session where strike. the Historic Preservation Board The agency’s Board has, as Roast Duck TOURD ARGENT Five members of the Board of Tomokane expressed her wary- As of Tuesday’s committee , met and Historic Preservation one of its task, to conduct rou- Braised Beef BORDELAISE Education who were functioning ness that the Board might not be proceedings, the scheduled Officer Michael Fleming said tine reviews on .project devel- as members of the fiscal and meeting the conditions set forth meetings of the Board with the Bduchccs A LA R0NE that one is likely to be scheduled opments that involve land ex- personnel committee of the by Rechebei. school officials and staff has yet Coq Au Vin - Chicken in Red Wine by August, a month before the change, Board decided on Tuesday to Among the conditions which to materialize. fiscal year ends. The HPO is a part of the Board Potatoes GRATIN DAUPIDNObS meet two weeks from now to she stipulated in her letter were Tomokane said that she is The HPO Board was sched- of Directors of the Coastal Re- Ratatouffle NICOI&E' review the applications of the that a report on PSS accom­ concerned that Rechebei may uled to have met last April and sources Management (CRM) Riz De Safran candidatesfortheCommissioner plishments during her 15-month not be getting the chance to re­ then again on the third week of and as tasked by the Board, of Education. administration of the Education spond properly to the allegations Filet of Mahi Mahi Aux Pimcnt Doux May however, the meeting failed Fleming acts as the agency’s The committee originally set Department be published by the of the 500 employees who have Cassoufct D Agneau Aux «Saudisons to materialize as most of the representative to the CRM. the deadline for the submission Board, that an investigation be signed the teacher’s petition. Board members were unavail- As part of the. CRM Board, of application on June 24 how­ conducted on the events and in­ The committee will confer able at that time. Fleming meets with prospective Cinion Soup - Garlic Croutons. Parmesan ever, the board members decided cidents thatled to the April 22-23 again today to continue its dis­ Fleming said that the meet- applicants for a pre-application on the Side to move the date a week later so massive strike as well as an in­ cussion on Rechebei’s status and ings had to be put on hold as the conference to entertain the con- thattheapplicationsofoff-island vestigation on personnel who other fiscal and personnel mat­ Board failed to form a quorum. cems addressed by the prospec- candidates may also be consid­ may have been involved and in­ ters will also be addressed in The officials and personnel committee of the Board of Education will FROM TIE GRILL : Chicken Livers in Bacon “Some of the Board members five developers, ered. stigated the strike. today’s meeting. meet again today to discuss the status of the commissioner. are also serving in otheragency The Historic Preservation (On Skewers) The move to extend the date Boards while some of them are Board is being chaired by Sam Broiled Fish came after the committee was high ranking government offi- McPhetres. Among the others informed that the announcement cials. This makes it difficult for who are acting in the Board in- COLD (Cold Cuts): QIARCUITERIE forthepositionof Commissioner them to meet at a specific time,” elude John Tenorio, Sophie only appeared as a press release .Terrine De Campegne Fleming said. Towai, Tinian representative in the Commonwealth’s print Marinated Mahi in Chablis Fleming said that one Board Debra Clark, Rota representa- media. Tuna Nicoise member who has been persistent five Paul Taisacan, the Board’s Upon learning of the situa-_ * ^-V that a meeting be held is the historian Frances Hazel and the Crevettes (Shrimps) fion, committee Chairman Juan" Board Chairman ‘ Sard Board’sarcheologist,University 4 xV L. Babauta then directed the on Fountain McPhetres/ of Guam professor Hiro board’s technical assistant Tom Cheese Platter He however said that Board Koroshine. Tebuteb and the Public School members are informed about As Historic Preservation 0f- Smoked Salmon System’s Personell Officer current matters through the freer, Fleming also serves in N e w B o o th SALAD BAR Philip David to circulate the monthly report which is sub- other agency boards such as the advertisement in Honolulu, San mitted by the office of the Direc-. Advisory Council and the Com Francisco and Washington D.C. DESSERT BUFFCT - French Theme tor of the Community and Cul- monwealth Zoning Board. t. as well as other parts of Micronesia. The committee is expected to Locations For Your INVITATION TO BID decide who the next Commis­ t í '''1' \\лл <\·.у \·. у , DP W91 *ITB-00183 sioner of Education will be The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids during the group’s meeting AQUA RESORT CLUB for the Reconstruction and hazard Elimination of Chalan Pale which has been re-scheduled for Saipan Arnold, Phase 2 & 3, Saipan, MP, Commonwealth of the Northern the 28th. Long-Distance Calling Mariana Islands. Bids in duplicate will be accepted in the Office Acting Commissioner of For Reservations Call: 322-1234 ♦ Eax;32Z*1220 of the Chief of Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until Education William Torres said 2:00 P.M., local time, July 03,1991, at which time and place the that the Board has received an bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received undetermined number of appli­ after the above time will not be accepted under any circumstances, cants which is being forwarded Contract time is 400 Calendar Days. All bids must be immediately to Board Chairman POP'S FOODMART ISLAND SNACK BAR WHAT'S HAPPENING? accompaniedby abidder’sbondin theamountofnotlessthan 15% Jesus Taisague. CHURCH OF CHONG'S EAST-WEST JESUS CHRIST of the total bid price. Bid security may be bidbond, certified check, When asked if he has already CORP. RENTAL OF LATTER-DAY cashier’s check or other form acceptable to the Government made tendered his application, Torres □ SAINTS ISLAND DO YOU WANT TO EARN. □ □ SNACK GAS payable to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana said that he still has not decided BAR STATION whether he will apply for the job MIDDLE ROAD Islands with a notation on the face of the check: “Credit Account TOSAN йк. No. 1453”. The payment of $350.00 is required for every set of or not И ANTONIO “ plans, specifications and other bidding instruction which can be The comirtittee also looked 1Ж1 ñ □ □ □ BEACH ROAO © ® [L IL [1® [1 ©KlIODO'O’S □ □ □ □ POp o PSp s I 1 COMMERCIAL AREA secured from the Technical Sendees Division, Department of into the status of former Com­ FOODMART SHELL ^ TO SAN GAS JOSE Public Works, Saipan, MP, on or after June 17,1991. Areceiptfor missioner of Education STATION GUALORAJ CHALAN & w @ m [i^iicsoiek]© ^ PIAO the payment should be obtained from the CNMI, Treasurer, Elizabeth D. Rechebei and the HOPWOOD action of the Board on the de­ JR. HIGH IN THE Department of Finance in Capitol Hill, before applying for the SCHOOL bidding documents. mands that Rechebei had set prior to her stepping down from EXCITING TOURISM INDUSTRY? The Department of Public Works hereby notifies all (On Middle Road) (Across from Hopwood Junior High) bidders that it will affirmatively insure that in any contract entered her office. THEN, YOU SHOULD ENROLL IN into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business enterprises Rechebei tendered her resig­ Open 9 a.m jo 11 p.m. nation on April 24 after more Open 10 a.m. to 12 midnight* will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this 7 days a week 7 days a week invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of than 500 PSS employees staged a walk-out asking that she be TPS ® OPIB&CGTPlKEiXIL ' race, color, and national origin in consideration for an award. In. addition, bidders are hereby notified that all bids may terminated or she resign from her job. nM THEIBFJSliraiP ULR&HHIM CB ® be rejected if the lowest responsive bid received exceed the Govemment’sestimate by more than 7% percent and it is deter­ The board members discussed mined that an award of contract would cause excessive inflationary Rechebei’s concern after Saipan The best choice... . (cNorthern Mariana Islands. Sabían BIdg., San Jose 234-8521 TOPPs D IVISIO N /s/Elizabeth H. Salas-Balajadia Director of Public Works Date: 6/7/91 an«-2i 18-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS, AND VIEWS-19 H yatt AVAILABLE FOR RENT Micronesian Telecommunications G illig a n 's SNE GARAPAN TERRACE Corporation APARTMENT A SUBSIDIARY OF GTE HAWAIIAN T£L o ffe rs Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (Overlooking Beach Road Lagoon) A Secure Growing Company STAFF ACCOUNTANT first disco O ffice o f the R esident Representative to the U nited States A. STUDIO TYPE 2121 Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 2008 * Phone: (202) 673-5869 · FAX: (202) 673-5873 Duties Include: Work order tracking R. - Kitchen fo r k id s Budgeting -- Bedroom Hyatt Giligan’s Hotel is of­ Variance analysis - 1 Full Bathroom fering a kids nite-out for only $2. Juan N. B abauta Cash flow analysis -- Veranda entrance fee for teen-agers every Provides support to the Project B. PENTHOUSE (2 BEDROOM) Wednesday night, said a release R esident R epresentative Management Office from the hotel. --Kitchen “Good enough, but not old -- Dining Education: Must have BS/BA in accounting enough! ” is the theme for Hyatt’s - Living Microcomputer experience desired new “Teen Night,” a special - Master Bedroom disco evening just for kids under -- Guest Bedroom Salary commensurate with experience 18 years old at the Gilligan’s -- 2 Full Bathroom Liberal Benefits dance club. -- Veranda______“With school out now, Hyatt • COMPLETELY FURNISHED wants to offer something for the Apply in person Monday thru Friday, 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. • 24 HR. WATER kids to occupy their free time, ■ BACK-UP GENERATOR something really fun and differ­ Micronesian Telecommunications Corp. ent,” said Hyatt’s Food and For more information, call the following Human Resources Office Beverage Director Jon Gersonde. telephone numbers during office hours 9:00 Susupe Headquarters A lot ofkids here love to dance, AM to 6:00 PM Mondays thru Fridays: but they are too youpg to get into discos. Teen night has been de­ 234-1719 / 5998 / 2829 / 2930 An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer signed to let kids enjoy the fun of 6/7-11-14-18TF « a real dance club, but yet in a safe atmosphere that does not include Pa alcohol, according to a release from the Hyatt According to Gersonde, Wednesday evenings from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. will be devoted es­ pecially for kids, parents are welcome to join them. June 4,1991 “Wearehoping that kids of all ages will come and enjoy the band and music videos on our new video screes,” says M y D ear G raduates: Gersonde. RENATA Teen night will feature live music by theHyatt’s high Energy band, along with DJ’s and the I w ant to take this opportunity to extend m y sincere congratulations to you latest music video releases, W h o says weekdays have to be drab? which Gilligan’s is no receiving all, graduates of 1991, for successfully com pleting the tw elve years of hard direct from Los Angeles. Non-alcoholic drinks and so­ w ork. I really regret that I am unable to attend your graduation cerem onies due Not at the DlSCO SERENATA! das will be offered for $1.00 Every night is a special night of fun & frolic, with a reduced cover charge of to m y busy schedules, but I can assure you that I also share that happy m om ents dance & music! $2.00. DISCO SERENATA is open daily from 7 p.m. till 2 a.m. w ith you. You have to be proud Of yourselves for your accom plishm ents, and I am sure that your fam ilies are, too. MONDAY is BEACH NIGHT! 15th y e a r Yes! a BEACH PARTY at the DISCO SERENATA. Come in your favorite BEACH OUTFIT and enter FREE c la s s of charge. Win prizes too. reunion K eep up the good w ork and good luck to you all on your endeavor, w hat­ TUESDAY is MINI-SKIRT NIGHT! The Ml Carmel Graduating ever it m ay be. Rem em ber, you are our future leaders. Class of 1976 will be having Come on down, lovely ladies in your sexiest mini-skirts their 15th Year Class Reunion and have a wonderful night at the DISCO. Entrance is on July 27, Saturday, at the Aqua FREE. Resort Club Poolside from 6:00 G od bless you all! to 10:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY is LADIES NIGHT! All M t Carmel 1976 Gradu­ Hello, Ladies. Tonight is your night at the DISCO ates and others who have SERENATA. Come in FREE of CHARGE and you can attended Mt Carmel High/Grade dance the night away! school with this class are invited to attend this special event. THURSDAY is LOVERS’ NIGHT! Tickets are $25.00 per person. Juan N. B abauta Tonight is a special one for couples. DISCO For R.S.VP. please contact PriscillaTorresDelaCruzat234- ^ SERENATA gives you 50% off on cover charge and has R esident R epresentative to the U nited States 8325/7 or Florence Sablan FUN and PRIZES in store for all, you sweet lovebirds. Bocago at 234-6040/5897. Please come and join us Of course, WEEKENDS at the DISCO SERENATA reminisce aboutthepastand have are as usual simply GREAT! fun! BE SURE TO SAVE

/ 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-21 Calvo, the right clerk at the Supreme Court Charles M. Calvo was hired at As Clerk of Court, Calvo is “We realize that there are a lot the Supreme Court just after it totally responsible for all the of candidates for employee of wasestablishedandChiefJustice cases filed in the SupremeCourt. the year but Charles reflects the Jose Dela Cruz said that Charles He updates files, communicates high ideals of a public servant ” keeps the office going today. with the attorney’s and protects the Justices said Justice dela Cruz said that the court’s integrity. Charles is quick to add that his Charles is the right person to Justice dela Cruz said “He is work is a learning experience approach should someone need cheerful, he has a good rapport and that he is really challenged assistance in the Supreme Court with our staff and he gets along and interested in the work that June 14-29.1991 with the Commonwealth attor­ he is doing. f RC-X510 neys.” Before becoming the Supreme I 4 Band CD Portable System The justices brag about Calvo Court’s Clerk of Court, Calvo I Hyper-Bass Sound System with twin-resonance Counterfeit being hardworking and punctual worked as a training coordinator super woofer for improved ultra-low frequency in the CNMI Personnel Office. sound. 3D on/off switch; Built-in CD player with and that he stays until the work is program play up to 20 tracks/ repeat play/random completed, even after the justices Charles was bom on Rota but play/intro scan.Compatible with 8-crn CD singles. have all gone home. has lived on Saipan since 1964. Charles M. Calvo CD synchro-start recording. Four-band (FM/AM/ Mil found SW1Sw2) tuner. MIC mixing (record/playback). Metal and chrome jppe playback. One-touch re­ by Teri M. Flores cording. Beat cut switch. Pair of 10-cm full-range JVC speakers and 8-cm Super Woofer. CD-OUT, MiX A counterfeit $100 bill was MIC, PHONES, AC-IN jacks. Power output, JVC C2020 20 in. color TV w/ found by police officers from a TOSHIBA watts PMPO. Reg. $424 remote control, Cable ready. Master com­ .man who was about to be re­ mand system.: A/V status memory of 2 customized fine tuned setting. Channel leased from detention on Mon­ guard restricts. Access to any 3 channels. day morning. ЩШ Police Chief Tony Reyes said JVC PC-Y555 that the bogus bill was found in ANNIVFRRARY RAI F 4Band Portable Component System ш ш I vi I V 1 V la» I 1 Ver I ft I Var laa In» Hyper-Bass Sound system with twin- the possession of William D. resonance super woofer for improved Beach, 27 of San Jose who was ultra-low frequency sound. 3D on/off detained at the Susupe lock-up switch. Four-band (FM/AM;SW1/SW2) on Sunday night for driving tuner. Sy nchrostart high-speed dubbing. under the influence of alcohol. Relay play between two decks. 5-Ele- Reyes said that the bill will be ment S.E.A. graphic equalizer. Metal and chrome tape playback.Beat cut examined by bank officials to switch. ALC with variable monitor. De­ JVC JVC * determine if it was counterfeit HR-D1670UM tachable aerial-acoustical speaker units Earlier, Beach admitted that the Real time Go-To/Search to find a point a specified tirpe away either from the beginning . money was indeed, bogus. ,with 10-cm. Reg. $249.95 or your current position. Intro Search to briefly play back each program intro fast motion. Index code manual mark/erase facilities. Skip search to skip unwanted tape segments . 1/2 to 2 minutes in length. JV monitor function to check TV broadcasts without stopping. In other news: tape playback. Full-function remote control, for control over most VCR functions •Two Bank of Hawaii em­ including On-Screen menu operation, tape eject, tape access, as well as control over ployees where terminated from basic functions of designated TVs. One-button instant (off) timer recording Auto-reset their job after a bank official Real time tape counter showing tape time in hours, minutes, and seconds. Pictures found that they were involved in sharpness control. Zero Frame Editing for clean assemble edits. Automatic voltage' switching between 120V and 220V AC. the disappearance of $8,000. Reyes said on Tuesday that fteg. $ 599.00 Sale Antonette B. Aguon, 23 of Papago and Jennifer R. Leon KENWOOD Guerrero, 28 of Koblerville, who MV-7 Speaker System 550W $465°5 were connected with the bank as Peak input Power Reg. $925.00 tellers, were'terminated from their job after bank supervisor t> \ S a le Angie Franquez found the money missing while she was JVC checking the bank’s debit ? 8 2 5 ° 2 records. KX-950[K| The money has yet to be re­ Double Cassette Stereo Karaoke System · covered and Reyes said that as Hyper-Bass Sound System with twin-reso­ of Tuesday, no formal charges nance super woofers for improved ultta-law have yet bden fried against the frequency sound. Double-cassette two bank employees. mechanism with recording/dubbing capa­ •The Korean national who bility. Voice switching between live" and was found dead in Banzai Cliff recorded vocal. 5-program music scan for Audio TP-700 AM/FM Stereo easy cueing (Deck A). Pair of 20-cm full-, Cassette Player w/ 1 pair of 5" early Friday morning died of range, speakers and pair of 16-cm super dual-cone speakers. internal hemorrhage as a result woofers. Power output: 85 watts PMPO of the his fall from the cliff. Reg. $850.00 ‘ Police are classifying Mee Tack Lim ’s death as an apparent suicide. Reyes said that Lim, who was last seen by a co-^m- ployee near the vicinity of the System - 79 CD Stereo System System 59 CD Stereo System 40 W/ 100 W/channel (min. RMS. 8 ohms, 20Hz-20kHz, channel (min. RMS, 8 ohms, 20Hz-20KHz, 0.09% cliff crying, may have jumped to 0.09% THD) Unified Remote Control and Motor- THD) Double Auto-Reverse Cassette Deck Re­ his death. Driven Volume. 5-Disc Rotary Type CD Changer. mote Control with Mofor-Driven Volume 5-Band Lim works asacarpet installer Supertweeter and Dual Tuned Port Bass Ener­ Graphic Equalizer Surround Sound Effect. FM/ for Tong Yang Carpet in Gualo gizer. 7-Band Graphic Equalizer. 2 Video Sound AM Synthesizer Tuner with 2ft-Statiori Memory Rai. Input Double Auto-Reverse Cassette Deck. FM/ Semi-Automatic Turntable with Cartridge 3-Way •The autopsy conducted on AM Synthesizer Tuner with 20-Station Memory. 3-Speaker SystemTough Stylish Audio Rack. the body of a Northwest Airline Semi-Automatic Turntable. Speaker System and Reg. $1,299'00 Audio Rack Reg. $2,200.00 Flight attendant revealed that she died of a heart attack. The dead body of Margaret Sale Ann Miller, 48, was found near the vicinity of Coral Ocean Point Monday morning. Your Authorized *1,095°2 Store Hours: COME VISIT OUR STORE AND Monday-Saturday SEE THE WIDEST SELECTION OF AUDIO/ TOSHIBA 10AM-9:pm VIDEO EQUIPMENT IN THE CNMI WE DO INSTALLATION OF PA & BGM SYSTEM Dealer In Saipan S3 22-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FREDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-23 Abused alien worker cases THE GOODYEAR mount to hundreds ' by Ten M. Flores settled, once the Filipino has had. The Consulate has received HOBBY SHOP The cases range from verbal enough of the abuse, he seeks 45 complaints from house­ abuse to unpaid overtime to at­ solace in the Consulate. workers while waitresses are the tempted rape and many from the “We provide them with some third in the rank with a record 43 community are still not aware qf the basic needs. Other Fili­ complaints. that theabuses happen everyday pino organizations also help in To answer to the ever in­ № of the week. overseeing that the “run-aways” creasing needs of the alien For the alien contract worker, get the basic necessities. workers, the Consulate is hop- - ARRIVA G-METRIC INVICTA G L EA G LE G A the only refuge where they can On the part of the Consulate, ing to somehow establish a labor go to is the Philippine Consulate Manzano said that the Consulate center which the workers can "»·■■ "i- where they may find a temporary helps the worker file a labor use not only as a place for refuge jplace for them to stay. complaint after which if pos­ but also as a meeting place and Philippine labor attache Atty. sible, the Consulate then secures a melting pot among the Filipi­ Vicente Manzano laments that a temporary working permit for nos on the island. despite the efforts made by the the employee. As of this time, nothing, is Consulate to uplift the standard Statistic show that from Janu­ definite yet as members of the of living of the alien workers ary to June of this year, it is the different Filipino groups on thé particularly the houseworkers construction workers who have island have yet to discuss the EA G LE ST E A G LE VR TRACKER LT W ORKHORSE RIB WORKHORSE M+S who are prone to all kinds of filed the most number of com­ possibility. FREE T-Shirt for every purchase of abuses, the number of complaints plaints in the Consulate. “The possibility of a labor are continuing to rise. As of date there had been 455 center to assist the alien workers Bicycle (while supplies last) MICROL CORPORATION Inarecentinterview.Manzano complaints that have been reg- is not far behind. We may said that one of the requirements > istered' starting January of this eventually get what we need, it MIDDLE ROAD, GUALO RAI, TRANSPACENTER ANNOUNCES A LIMITED SALE ON that he is imposing to the em­ year. Of that number, nine cases depends on the availability of ployers of the houseworkers is involving 117 people, have been funds and what we can do to Business Hours: GOODYEAR PASSENGER, LIGHT for them to appear at the Con­ filed at the Commerce and La­ extend more our services” Monday-Friday · 10:00 am - 6:00 pm sulate. bor Department Manzano said. Saturday · 9:00 am - 6:D0 pm WRANGLER A/T WRANGLER MT “The requirement is not for TRUCK, COMMERCIAL AND HEAVY the sake of the Consulate buf it was meant to protect the rights EQUIPMENT TIRES. of the housewoikers that we have here. Once we have explained to STARTING JUNE 01,1991 TO JUNE 15,1991 them that the house worker shduld be treated as fairly as possible, more often than not, a harmonious relationship is es­ INDUSTRIAL CUSHION MILER tablished. 1 5 % OFF SURE GRIP Despite the preventive mea­ sures that the Consulate is undertaking, there are still inci­ ON ALL PASSENGER AND LIGHT dents when abuses happen. Once a dispute between an employer ______TRUCK TIRES.______and an employee fails to be FOR COMMERCIAL AND HEAVY HIMILER CS2 EQUIPMENT TIRES, INQUIRE FOR PRICE INDUSTRIAL TORQUE Returning AND AVAILABILITY. servicemen Contact NEWMAN, JOHN or IVAN to join in

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The sun angel is docs have problem with his am- eigy uses in the home, but it up security lighting without house for DC, and I didn’t have higher, and the solar water heat­ monia-gas powered refrigerator, P.O. Box 1570 CK Saipan, MP 96950 doesn’t have to mean having having to run the generator all to put up with DC-operated ap­ ers come with brackets that are which he hasn’t been able to get less power,asserts CharlieFrear. night,” he said. pliances to use the panels, so I really too high for what we need. repaired. Frearis one of three Saipan home Why did they wait so long to guess in a way it’s lucky 1 Mine wouldn’thave blown off if “But we certainly don’t feel owners who use solar photovol­ add die pv panels? “Well, first waited,” commented Frear. In­ the angle had been right,” an­ deprived, there’s enough power C O R A L O C E A N P O IN T R E S O R T CLUB taic (pv) panels to bring them we had to finish building the verters convert the DC current swers Frear. to let the kids watch all the TV electricity. house (itnowhas four bedrooms, from the storage batteries to AC Frear said the biggest problem they’re allowed,” he said. & “For example, we all have ra­ and a total of 3,000 square feet). current, which is what most is lack of support from vendors Ideally, Frear feels he would dios with re-chargeable batter­ And then we had to save up for household appliances use. In in designing and installing the need eight more panels to be SAIPAN GOLFERS ASSOCIATION ies. We don’tplug them into the the panels,” said Frear. earlier models, power loss could systems. Once they’re installed completely free of his genera­ wall. Andthenweusethepower As did Bob Coldeen, another run as high as 25%. The new and working properly, the only tor, which he still has to use in from the pv panels to re-charge of the solar-powered home­ ones operate at 90-95% effi­ maintenance work required is to prolonged periods of cloudy the batteries. We do it a little owners on Saipan, Frear said the ciency. check the water level in the bat­ weather. "But we'reliving where TOURNAMENT differently, but we aren’t doing pv panels generated more power Is it as hassle-free as salesmen teries. Thereare no moving parts we want to, with lots of room to without,” he explains. than they were rated for. that’s claim? “Well, here in Saipan, to worry about wearing out. farm, and to raise our children, (SGA MEMBERS ONLY) Their lighting is almost all Why he had to buy the two addi­ wehaveadifferentsituation than Frear admited that using the ducks and chickens and keep a fluorescent It only takes 15 tional batteries, he noted. And they know about. The sun is microwaveovenisaproblem. It horse without disturbing neigh­ watts to give off the sameamount Frear too, had trouble with the stronger, and so the panels gen­ doesn’t take much power com­ bors, and we've got reliable JULY4TH, 1991 TEE TIME: 6:30 A.M. of light as a 75 watt incandes­ fuses. “They popped like pop­ erate more power than they’re pared to an even, but it takes it all power that never goes out, and cent light Though the bulbs corn,” he said. rated for. That means, among at once, and that can drain the doesn't blow our appliances." costmore, they last much longer. FLIGHTS “That’s a big savings in money, and in power consumption,” CHAMPIONSHIP, A, B, C, AND LADIES notes Frear. They have to remember to do the wash in the morning, when GRAND PRIZE FOR THE TOP PLAYER OF EACH FLIGHT the batteries that store the power ROUND TRIP TO JAPAN PLUS THREE DAYS OF GOLFING ADVENTURE from the pv panels are at their strongest And the wash gets- DONATED BY CORAL OCEAN POINT RESORT CLUB dried by the sun. “I don’t be­ lieve in dryers, with all the sun we have here,” says Frear. TOURNAMENT FEE: $50.00 For the Frears, air condition­ PICK UP AND SUBMIT APPLICATION AND ENTRY FEE AT: ing isn’t aproblem. It’s usually cool and breezy where they live. CORAL OCEAN POINT PRO-SHOP At first in the house far from the closest power pole that he built near the top of Mt. MANASSES S. BORJA (TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN) Topachau, the Frears had only a diesel generator for electricity - JACK TENORIO (TREASURER SGA) and a solar hot water heater. IKE DEMAPAN (PRESIDENT SGA) They bought a gas stove, and a gas-poweredrefrigerator. When typhoon Kim hit a year later, * they were one of the few fami­ DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION AND ENTRY FEE: JULY 1, 1991 lies that didn’t suffer, they al­ ready had a source of power for all their lights and appliances. FORMER MEMBERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR 1991 MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE NOT Kim did tear the solar water ELIGIBLE FOR THE TOURNAMENT UNLESS DUES ARE PAID ON OR BEFORE JULY 1,1991. heater off the roof but they got another one right away, said Frear, because the family all MEMBERS wanted hot showers in the chilly mornings. m \ - MAKING MOBb ö SAIPAN GOLFERS ASSOCIATION Most of the time, they oper­ THE SAIPAN GOLFERS ASSOCIATION, IN CONJUCTION WITH THE NORTHERN MARIANAS AMATEURSPORTS ASSOCIATION, ated the generator only in the Ü 18 WILL BE SPONSORING SIX (6) TOP RATED GOLFERS TO REPRESENT THE NORTHERN MARIANAS IN THE 1991 SOUTH PACIFIC GAMES evenings for lightingandfortheir Te s t d r iVe Yo u r WHICH WILL BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 7,1991 IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA. ROUND TRIP AIR TRANSPORTATION TO SPG WILL BE PAID stereo and VCR, and for doing BY SAIPAN GOLFERS ASSOCIATION. laundry on week-ends. The die­ NSWHY^ D A I TODAY, TO QUALIFY, A GOLFER MUST BE A MEMBER OF THE SAIPAN GOLFERS ASSOCIATION (1991 DUES PAID UP), AND PLAY AT sel generator died, and they bought a gasoline-powered one. LIST SIX (6) OUT OF EIGHT (8) EIGHTEEN-HOLE QUALIFYING ROUNDS OF GOLF WHICH WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE SAIPAN A year and a half ago, Frear GOLFERS ASSOCIATION. decided to add more solar power THE SAIPAN GOLFERS ASSOCIATION RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE FINAL SELECTION OF SIX (6) TOP GOLFERS WHO CAN - eight pv panels, and a lank of APPROPRIATELY REPRESENT THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS. six 6-volt batteries - later in­ INTERESTED GOLFERS SHOULD CONTACT MANASSES S. BORJA (TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, SGA), OR IKE creased to 8-connected to oper­ DEMAPAN AND-JACK TENORIO FOR APPLICATION FORM. ate as a 12 volt system. “I was CALL THE NUMBERS: MANASSES S. 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INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID ITB91-0070 ITB91-0071 1TB91-0072 AMENDMENT AMENDMENT The Department of Community & Cultural Affairs, The Department of Community & Cultural Affairs, The Department of Community & Cultural Affairs, Nutrition Assistance Program Division, is soliciting Nutrition Assistance Program Division, is soliciting Nutrition Assistance Program Division, is soliciting competitive sealed bids for the issuance of food stamp competitive sealed bids for the redemption of food competitive sealed bids for the printing of food stamp coupons in the Commonwealth of the Northern stamp coupons in the Commonwealth of the Northern coupons in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Mariana Islands. Mariana Islands. A non-refundable payment of $10.00 is required for A non-refundable payment of $10.00 is required for A non-refundable payment of $10.00 is required for each set of the specifications. Copies are available at each set of the specifications. Copies are available at each set of the specifications. Copies are available at the nutrition assistanceOffice Cultural Affairs, Saipan, the nutrition assistance Office Cultural Affairs, Saipan, the nutrition assistance Office Cultural Affairs, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. The bidder is required to submit with his bid, a copy The bidder is required to submit with his bid, a copy of The bidder is required to submit with his bid, a copy of his business permit as evidence of compliance with his business permit as evidence of compliance with the of his business permitaseviden.ee of compliance with the contractor’s registrar: on and licensing laws of the contractor’s registration and licensing laws of the the contractor’s registration and licensing laws of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Bid invitation No. ITB91-0072 must be marked in the Bid invitation No. ITB91-0070 must be marked in the Bid invitation No. ITB91 -0071 must be marked in the face of the envelope for redemption of food stamp face of the envelope for redemption of food stamp face of the envelope for redemption of food stamp coupons. coupons. coupons. Sealed bids will be received at the Office of the Chief, Sealed bids will be received at the Office of the Chief, Sealed bids will be received at the Office of the Chief, Procurement and Supply, Department of Finance, Procurement and Supply, Department of Finance, Procurement and Supply, Department of Finance, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Saipan, MP 96950, until 3:00 P.M. July 10,1991 at Saipan, MP 96950, until 2:00 P.M. July 10,1991 at Saipan, MP 96950, until 2:30 P.M. July 10,1991 at which time and place the sealed bids will be publicly which time and place the sealed bids wUl be publicly which time and place the sealed bids will be publicly open and read. open and read. open and read. All bid documents received shall be the sole property All bid documents received shall be the sole property All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the government of the Northern Mariana Islands. of the government of the Northern Mariana Islands. of the government of the Northern Mariana Islands. The government reserves the right to award the con­ The government reserves the right to award the con­ The government reserves the right to award the con­ tract within thirty (30) calendar days after receipt and tract within thirty (30) calendar days after receipt and tract within thirty (30) calendar days after receipt and opening of bids. The government also reserves the opening of bids. The government also reserves the opening of bids. The government also reserves the right to reject any or all bids. In addition, each lowest right to reject any or all bids. In addition, each lowest right to reject any or all bids. In addition, each lowest bidder may not necessarily be awarded the contract, if bidder may not necessarily be awarded the contract, if bidder may not necessarily be awarded the contract, if in the sole opinion of the director of community and in the sole opinion of the director of community and in the sole opinion of the director of community and cultural affairs, it would be in the interest of the cultural affairs, it would be in the interest of the cultural affairs, it would be in the interest of the government to award the contract to another bidder. government to award the contract to another bidder. government to award the contract to another bidder. /s/David M. Apatang /s/David M. Apatang /s/David M. Apatang 5/31 6/7-14-21 34-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -34-A

Saipan Shipping Co. Inc. vs. BID PROPOSAL Court Calendar Jose R. Cruz Pacific int'l. Marianas Inc. 9s. The Mariana Islands Housing Authority is soliciting JUDGE ALEX CASTRO 1:30 P.M . Beth A. Guerrero bid proposals to survey the 48 housing units at Mihaville June 17 AG & INO vs. Eugenio Juan T. Torres, et. al. vs. Rick Section 8 Housing. If you are interested, please submit 9:00 A.M. Dongao Flores B. Songsong to МША your bid proposal no later than June 27,1991 CNMI vs. Anthony C. Ju n e 20 Ofelia R. Atalig vs. Edward Rangam ar 9:00 A.M . Taimanao et. al. at 10:00 a.m., at which time the bids will be opened; CNMI vs. Highness Asanuma CNMI vs. Galindon, Imelda Rainbow Constr. Co. vs. You are also requested to complete the site survey with CNMI vs. Frank Edbol P. Vicente Camacho permanent concrete marking on each of the 48 house June 18 CNMI vs. Novelosa, Aurelio Triple J. Saipan Inc. vs. Tom lots no later than 30 days after the date of award. Only 9:00 A.M. N. Jr. O. Joab Congratulations from the Board of Education and qualified registered surveyors or survey firms with a CNMI vs. Jose C. Camacho CNMI vs. Abordonado, Carol Nobert M. Babauta vs. Vicente all of us at the Public School System to the 1991 license in the CNMI will be accepted for consideration. 1:30 P.M. V. SN. Babauta, et. al. Re Estate of Itao, Maria Ju n e 21 Union Bank vs. Jose Babauta, Re Estate of Palacios, 8:30 A.M . et. al. Graduates of the For more information please contact John M. Sablan, Joaquin F. CMI vs. Rosai, Mery C. Carmen Safeway Meitetsu vs. Executive director at МША, at telephone number 234- Re Guardianship of Babauta, Enrique S. Santos, et. al. 6866,7670,7689, and 9447. Consolación C. JUDGE ROBERT HEFNER Union Bank vs. Augustine B. High Schools June 19 Ju n e 17 Matagolai The Miha reserves the right to reject any and all propos­ 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M . Union Bank vs. Gregorio M. Junior High Schools CNMI vs. Melvin Villanueva Jang Doo Young vs. Jong Ye Torres als, for any reason, if in its sole opinion, to do so would CNMI vs. Benjamin Jones Choi Saipan Credit Union vs. Isidro be in its best interest.

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1 THE PEOPLE OF THE CNMI Wiffîi. m M l HAVE THE RIGHT TO KNOW HOW THE PUBLIC SERVANTS COMPENSATION RIGHTS COMMITTEE SI YUIJS M AASE * THAN K YOU OPERATES

Among those present at the June 6,1991 meeting of the ¡¡ü Public Servants Compensation Rights Committee were: Congressmen Jesus Attao, Personnel Officer Jesus Mafnas Thomas Villagomez, William Ada, CUC Director Ray Guerrero Assistant Attorney General John Cool Gabriel Babauta and Juan Reyes

Rhoda Smith (wife of Assistant Attorney General Eric Smith) % ill! Pamela Mathis (wife of an Assistant Attorney General) -V ·—M Public Works Director Elizabeth Balajadia Senators Paul Manglona, Juan Torres, MM

W m m Henry San Nicolas, Francisco Boija, ISÊÊ HERE ARE SOME EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THEIR MEETING: and Edward Maratlta Public Works Director Balajadia: “Ray, do we have a switch that turns off all the power for the other islands?” (LAUGHTER)

Chairman Ray Guerrero: FOR APPROVING THE SENATE’S “Yes. The more signature on that letter will scare the Mayor of Saipan and the others.” “Another thing,I can use to the extent, maybe the other departments probably can do is alternate probably every hour, alternate a site maybe like Capitol Hill. DPS can park maybe two or three of the patrol jeeps with the signs there on VERSION OF 14% ACROSS THE the side of the road in front of the Legislature, then followed by CUC, followed by every other department so that they know that we are there continuously for that day for eight hours... Like CUC, fo r example, we will not respond to BOARD SALARY ADJUSTMENT trouble shooting calls for.one hour and thafs power, water, and sewer. I will use the emergency vehicles to be parked with their flasher on. Every public who passes on the road will see it. Same thing with DPS.” l i t

Anthony Tenorio (Dept, of Public Safety): “I have pull out our emergency vehicle from that. I can’t cut off the needs of the public in emergency^cases. We have no problem parking the vehicles, but...” 11 WE ARE CERTAIN THAT THE REST OF Chairman Ray Guerrero: ■ “No, but you probably have unmarked vehicles that we can use for one hour. I don’t think anything drastic will happen OUR ORDINARY, HARDWORKING ill! in one hour.” < · ■m0nm r III!! GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AS WELL if f lis Personnel Officer Jesus Mafnas: ¡fill “Those police officers who are off-duty can drive up there for an hour and they alternate. That’s what the Chairman i l l l AS THE BIG BOSSES WHICH COMPRISE ■is so·...”

Chairman Ray Guerrero: THE PUBLIC SERVANTS It’s very easy for them to meet our demand because I have the switch. I’m serious. Let me tell you, I’m serious, My staff, I promised them (salary increase) that I’m going to give them and I approved that yesterday. It’s a matter of COMPENSATION RIGHTS COMMITTEE, passing the salary act. So let’s not forget that Rota will have a blackout, so will Tinian, and will Saipan - if we have to become very drastic:..” ARE ALL SATISFIED. ■ 1 1 1 ! ^ Paid for by the Committee for Just and Fair Increases FRIGHTENING, ISN’T IT? ______j "■ / N .. mm·!...... wimjmjijnjiM^iimijij...... [...... , (Paid for by Citizens for Just and Fair Increase) , ^ ?...... FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VEEWS-39 38-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 Z o n in g B o a rd to J G S A B L A N ■'c o n d u c t ·«· h e a rin g s ROCK QUARRY o n is s u e p a p e rs

The Commonwelath Zoning Boardhasrecentlycameoutwith various schedules where hear­ m w ing for the issue papers con­ cerning the up coming zoning regulation w ill be heard. The release provides that m eetings w ill take place, on m c ' s VEHICLE SAFETY Monday, June 24 at 7 in the evening a t. the- G regorio T. Camacho Elementary School in S a n R o q u e . m INSPECTION CENTER On Tuesday June 25,7 in the R E A D Y M I X evening at the Koblerville E l­ e n j ementary School', W ednesday, June 26 at 7 in the evening'at the Garapan Elem entary School. A release from thè zoning board said that discussions have CONCRETE Servians ALL TYPES also been scheduled during the week w ith various government bodies and com m unity groups. of passenger CARS , Discussions at the public hearingwilleledbyzoningboard TRUCKS, BUSES, consultant Lane Kendig, a zon- EVERYDAY LOW PRICES . ing expert nationally recognized fo r his developm ent o f the con­ HEAVY EQUIPMENT cept o f performance zoning. 2 0 0 0 PSI $ 6 5 . 0 0 PER CUBIC YARD Issues concerning Saipan’s natural resources, whether they 1 0 up to ton« need protection, for how much? 2 5 0 0 PSI $ 7 0 . 0 0 PER CUBIC YARD what kind if ever? can zoning strategies provide the needed protection w ill be taken care o f in the meeting. 3 0 0 0 PSI $ 8 0 . 0 0 PER CUBIC YARD The release provide that there Joeten Motor Co., Inc are three issues, aside froth the AUTOMOTIVE SALES · PARTS ·. SERVICE one already m entioned, that w ill be discussed at the meeting P.O. BOX 680, SAIPAN, MP 96950 TEL. 234-5562/5563/5564/5565/5567 ® RADIO DISPATCHED BUSINESS HOURS: 8:00 AM ~ 5:00PM · MONDAY - SATURDAY starting the week o f June 24 to 2 8 . © FAST AND ACCURATE MIXES WITH FIRST AND ONLY FULLY A second set o f issues up for hearing w ill focues on the uses COMPUTERIZES BATCHING PLANT ON SAIPAN o f public land, while the third ® FAST DELIVERY WITH 17 TRANSIT MIXERS AVAILABLE issue looks at a com m unity’s WE ARE ACCEPTING c h a r a c te r . © CONCRETE PUMP TOWING SERVICE APPLICATIONS Separate issue papers have ® CRANES - BUCKETS 1500 TO START been prepared for the; zoning boaard on each o f the three is­ OFFICE OF LOCAUCNMI sues, the release said. @ AUTOMATIC CONCRETE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH COMPANY For m ore inform ation contact TESTING MACHINE the Zoning Board ar numbers 235-5018 or 235-5019. ® ON SITE INSPECTIONS NEEDS PEOPLE IMMEDIATELY NO EXPERIENCE ALSO AVAILABLE NEEDED CORALS You will be selected to work AGGREGATE with the local facilities of a MANUFACTURED SAND CALL: 234-5562 thru large Fortune 5 0 0 Manufac­ turer. People interested must CALL US TODAY 5565 and 234-5567 be able to start immediately. Monday - Saturday Positions range from office thru warehouse distribution. The Professionals to call for your smallest or largest construction projects 8:00AM - 5:00PM Management training program also available. P.O. Box 2119, Saipan, MP 96950 Joeten Motors Tel. 234-3221 (Const.) · 322-5156 (Quarry) · FAX: 322-5161 A utom otive Sales · Parts » Service For Interview Call p. o. m o , upon, m p asaro BBBCSEBi 234-8994 w-iitf ^-M ARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-41'

Tanapag school brings honors for winning 5 th at the National Energy Competition Tanapag school ... Continued from page 40 lation, were then sponsored by by Ten M. Flores nalists from all over the M ainland Chairman of the school David community as well, Jackman islandwide Cans for Kids pro- good grade but, they were also they know that we win some­ the Commonwealth U tilities ' gram wherethe schoolgenerated It started with just a small and its territories in the Na­ Igitol backed the students 100% s a id . m otivated to w ork hard because thing, som ehow,” Jackman said. Corp. to appear in five energy dream and with the help and tionwide Energy Competition. in every effort that they did. Energy-related workshops, m ore than $1,025 cans for recy­ Л М С й а е м а а Tanapag teachers Joy Jackman Theschool’sEnergy Club was carnivals and parades organized related com m ercials w hich were cling,” Banks said. support o f the Tanapag school BO X O FFICE OPEN 7:30 P.M . aired on Cable T.V. every now officials and the com m unity, the and Tammy Banks who have form ed in October last year after to “stomp out the waste o f en­ From recycling, the school was a n d th e n . SHO W START 8:00 P.M . dream m ight not have been fu l­ been in charge o f the club credits the Commonwealth Energy O f­ ergy” were held every now and about to w in a ll them ajor awards then. Jackman said that from the Public service announcements f ille d . the school and the com m unity as fice (CEO ) launched a program in the Energy Science Fair held werealsopublished in the weekly Ninem onths after theTanapag w ell as the students fo r the suc­ called NEED which is the Na­ Tanapag community, the chil­ last M arch which . the CEO m iiA. n A CC papers on the Commonwealth Elementary School’s Energy cess o f they have achieved. tional Energy Education dren branched out to the Saipan s p o n s o re d . and on a personal note, the stu­ Conservation Club was form ed, “It had been a lo t o f hardw ork Developm ent^) help educate the community by putting posters ^ 5th grader Proserpina dents also became involved in the club’s members has brought for everybody but, it paid o f in citizenry about energy conser­ about energy conservation in M agofna won the SciepceFair’s perform ing science experiments. honor not only to the Tanapag the end,” Banks said. v a tio n . m ajor department stores on the first prize award when she cen­ “Thefirstaw ard that we gained school and community but, it Jackman said that school of­ The Energy Club then orga­ is la n d . tered her project on the issue o f “Pulse-Pounding” was during the October the decomposition of non bio­ has also reaped a recognition fo r ficials particularly its principal nized energy related activities The five members o f the En­ w hich were actively participated ergy Club who were selected degradable products on Saipan. the Commonwealth when the Martha Haberman and the Par- Continued on page 41 “Bone-Chilling”, club placed fifth among 28 fi­ ent-Teacher Association in by the school children and the from the Tanapag school popu­ M agofna also wrote letters o f concern addressed to the G over­ nor, the school principals and t . A , ; ,:; ‘ÏAWhJte-Kiiuckler"' ' others w ho have a special inter­ ч:?· '.t ";■· ·; A ■>' est in the environm ent. . Second Placer for the .fair is Snap Up the Best Deal Haemae Lee who has been in­ . , - '“Hair-Raising”r spired by her father who.can produce charcoal out o f the.local /. A\erye-Frying” tangan-tangan. and the school • Hi;tt«ia/jîtt n r /¿¿иç i a a ' .V: ··;■/’.■ -"'vVV.:,/C;, on a New TOYOTA and ' also w on the recognition for the * Ih n fitlnnnn*Kcsstave/peSttVK/р я з д /icHi(tec ιΛ»tftîs»«î''■ ' fílR nlInílíiR . third place in the M arch fair. IIIU UllUIIUU >,(^rTsitt^r-in/tttatttpmaitriipri;cá/ui£Ct!nitEiiiciriKcanH'm f il ΙΙΐη'Τ«ηΐΙΐΠ ”·'Κ!1ιυΐί10.,βΐ7ρίΐί3ΐηηίηΑςί!ΐΙ»ΐιΐηηΐΓ:ΐ:ΐη.’Ϊ?/Λΐ.1ίίΐί№1ΑΠωη й о т the fairs, the Energy TheTanapag Elem entary School Energy conservation Clubtogether Ul ΙΠΒ Get a Free KODAK Club continued their winning with their advisers. . streak by w inning the first place (Limited while supply lasts) in the Energy Rock-out. W hat do the mentors do when they feel that the kids needed Please Drive m otivation? Please Drive WHfr ÊÉre Jackman said that once in a while, the club conducted pep W it h C a r e ! rallies where everyone sings the club’s theme song w hich every­ body knows by heart ·

To qualify for the national ' contests, Banks said that they APPLIANCE had to win the island-wide com petition where' the Energy CLEARANCE Club, easily clinched the award from the 47 schools that have 1 yr. warranty on parts and labor submitted packets to the com ­ petition. ·* 13 Banks said that they also had to document whatever energy related'project they had going in s c h o o l. “The kids were really helpful. M ost of the students w ill stay behind helping meet paste the pictures and docum enting all the Window Aircon activities we did,” Banks said. 6.000 BTU It was about three weeks ago WAS $550.00 when both ladies learned from the CEO thaft they havequalified for the Nationwide contest and *4 1 2 . 5 0 Banks said that “they were, 9.000 BTU jum ping up and down with glee” WAS $675.00 when the news first reached th e m . Jackman said that they just *5 0 8 . 2 5 could not believe that the C o m -' monwealth w ill have a 12.000 BTU representative at the award cer­ Gas Ranges WAS $725.00 em ony-for the Nationwide 20” Gas Range . 24” Gas Range contest in W ashington, D.C. later 5 4 3 . 7 5 this m onth. WAS $560.00 WAS $660.00 * Banks, together w ith Stejlita NOW .NOW 13.000 BTU (220V) 18,000 BTU Tercel 2-Door Sedan Magofna w ill be headed o ff to WAS $725.00 ' . WAS $875.00 the Mainland while Eric Kani w ill attend the N EE D workshops *420 *495 $ in Las Vegas which have also 507.50 *856,25 MOW *1,045.00 RICHARD JONES Pairere No.1 φ TOYOTA been scheduled for this month. Distributed by: . The P TA have also sponsored three o f .the groups members to MEET ALL FMVSS SPECIFICATIONS IN ROTA SEE V.M. CALVO ENTERPRISES participate in an energy related field trip. M I C R O L Commercial Department “Every thing w e did was m eant An Incheape Pacific Company Tel, 235-5950/51/52 Fax: 235-5953 to be a education fo r everybody. • Hotel-Restaurant Supplies · Janitorial Equipment & Supplies · Johnson Products ^eonard/Kelvlnator Appliances MICROL CORPORATION The kids did not only develop ' Clarked Equipment • Manitowoc Ice Machines • Ubbey Glasses Ansul (Sentry Fire Extinguisher 2.0. BOX 267 SAN JOSE, SAIPAN MP 96950 PHONE: 234-591 1.2.3,4,6,7.8 ’ Food Service Equipment • Spartan Chemical . • Ecolab Products ' Wilson Sporting Goods ' • Star Mfg. Kitchen Equipments • Rubbermaid Products I E D A O S FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-43 42-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 Meet the celebrity Customs Chief... The visitor Industry Prpgram at the Northern Marianas Continued from page 1 vj College & the Hospitality Research & Development 3 Cristito Alepuyo while Techni­ d Center in the College of Hotel Administration at the baggers at Payless early 80’s to an agency which I University of Nevada, Las Vegas ABE/GED now contributes over $20 m illion cian 1 Joe M afnas was elevated Saturday, June 15 to the C N M I coffers. to the rank o f 1st Lt. presents: Northern Marianas College Reyes is lauded fo r his efforts Mafnas, who w ill now be in m aintaining an alm ost drug heading the Canine U nit of the by Teri M . Flores ordinator said. free Com m onwealth through the Division, is being credited for Summer Semester 1991 She said that entertainment Two series of supervisory developm ent sem inars successful interception and his gifted ability in drug inter­ On Saturday, do not be sur­ num bers w ill also be apart o f the prosecution o f drug smugglers ception. Joe is also credited for prised if the person w ho is doing day’s activities as severaf local 1. “Custom er Courtesy For Frontline Em ployees” Class Schedule through the Canine U nity and the successful interception o f the the bagging for your groceries bands are scheduled to perform A program designed to familiarize supervisory personnel the quick response team the di­ largest seizure of crystal m eth- m ight just turn up to be the gov­ for free for the crowd and in the hospitality industry with techniques for building vision now boasts of. amphetamine in the U.S. and its ernor or some governm ent dig­ shoppers who w ill be at the su­ Placement Test for new students is ongoing. He was com m issioned by the territories w hich has an estimated superior customer service among their employees. n it a r y . p e r m a r k e t. former Finance Director Tom value of $2.2 m illion. Please call 234-3690 extension 26 for appointment. From 9 a.m. until 5 p.m . Sat­ Gaskins also said that kids Aldan to M ajor in 1983 and Customs O ffice rll T il Cabrera Instructor : Professor M.L. Smith from UNLV urday at the Payless Superm arket w ill also delight in clowns, with a reorganization and the is the first fem ale officer in the Venue : Hibiscus Room at the Diamond Hotel in Chalan Kanoa, government puppet shows and pony rides continues growth the division Comm onwealth who has reached Dates : Monday & Tuesday, June 24 & 25,1991 officials andother dignitaries w ill while brochures and inform a­ Registration 1 :0 0 -6 .0 0 p.m. has achieved, Reyes was ele­ the rank of 2nd Lt. upon her take turns as “ celebrity baggers” tion about cancer w ill also be Time : 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon vated to L t C ol. eight years after com m issioning w hile form er 2nd in support o f the first fundraising available to the Saturday crow d. Cost : $75 Per Participant Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, June 10 - July 5,1991 he first accepted his post. LL JeromeP. K intol was elevated of the Saipan Chapter o f the' „ The Saturday event w ill also Besides Reyes, Technician I to 1st Lt. for his outstanding American Cancer Society. be coordinated by D r. Jack H ardy 2. “Building Supervisory Skills” Herman S. Taitano, who was perform ance to his job. “Payless has pledged to do­ and a lj the proceeds w ill go to A program designed to familiarize new supervisors in the Orientation for new and returning students also recognized as this year’s Also in the list of conferees n a te 5 % o f the day’s sales fo r the the Am erican Cancer Society of Division Employee o f the Year areform erLt. CrispinLisua, who hospitality industry with those communication and team Cancer Society,” Carmen whom Senator Juan Torres 2:00 - 4:00 P.M., Thursday, June 27,1991. was elevated to die rank o f Cap­ w ill now be in the rank o f 2nd Lt. building skills essential for a productive and efficient work Gaskins, one o f the event’s co- serves as the B oard’s Chairm an. ta in . Lisua, who is the first certified force. Also elevated to the rank o f dog handler o f the D ivision, is Course number/Title Days Time Room Dates Teachers Captain is the division’s longest joined in his rank by form er Lt. instructor : Professor M.L. Smith from UNLV employee form er Lieutenant Pete D LG . Pangelinan. Venue : Hibiscus Room at the Diamond Hotel Basic Level Dates : Wednesday & Thursday, June 26 & 27,1991 01 Basic Reading TTh 10:40-12:00 A-2A July 2-Aug. 22 D. Suda Time : 8:00 am to 12:00 noon CNMI warned... Cost ‘ : $75 Per Participant 03 Basic Science MWF 10:20-11:30 A-2A July 1 -Aug. 22 J. Villagomez Continued from page 1 for a lot of trouble if they happen Basic Science Lab F 1:00-3:00 B2 July 5-Aug. 23 J. Villagomez For details, please contact the NMC Visitor Industry Program at 234-5498 “Those who may have the in- to be gypped unknowingly by extension #53. Dateline for registration Is Friday, June 21,1991. 04 Basic Social Studies TTh 9:00-10:30 A-2A July 2-Aug. 22 R. GAIley tenttocom m itacrim em aybein these people,” he added. 05 Basic Math MWF 1:00-2:00 A-2A July 1-Aug. 23 J. Feger р Ш Ш р р . , GEO Level f ÒArJbi 11 GED Reading MWF 1020-11:30 A-2B July 1-Aug. 23. D. Suda IT S ELEMENTARY 12 GED Writing TTh 9:00-10:30 A-2B July 2-Aug. 22 J. Villagomez 13 GED Science TTh 10:40-42:00 A-2B July 2-Aug. 22 J. Villagomez GED Science Lab TH 1:00-3:00 B2 July 11-Aug. 22 J. Villagomez 14 GED S. Studies MWF 8:50-10:00 A-2B July 1-Aug. 23 R. Gailey 15 GED Math MWF 2:20-3:30 A-2B July 1-Aug. 23 J. Feger M arianas High School teachers and staff received certificates of appreciation from the M H S chapter o f the national H onor society. NH S m em bers aw arded the certificates to the teachers and staff who they thought deserved recognition for excellence in job performance. This is the first year these awards have been given. Shown here with teachers are acting G overnor Benjam in ll)Si ab»*41® T. Manglona, acting Commissioner of Education William S. Torres, and M H S Principal Herm an Sablan. Teachers not shown were busy helping prepare lunch for their guests. (PSS Photo).

INVITATION FOR RE-BID PORTABLE IFB91-0073 The C hief, Procurem ent & Supply is soliciting com petitive sealed CONCRETE bids for the procurem ent o f the follow ing type equipm ent

MIXER One (lj unit Flatbed Crane Truck, Wheel Base 176" GVW LARGE BUCKET 27,5000 lbs., Diesel Engine, 370-V-8, A ir Brakes, Power Steer­ ing, 5 Speed M anual Transm issidh, 14 to 16 Foot W ooden Deck, WITH A CAPACITY 5 1/2 Ton Capacity Crane; Tire Recap or New. OF 1-1 1/2 BAGGER, 9 C U . FT. O ne(l) unit W aterTruck.DieselEngine,2000U.S. Gal., Stainless Steel Tank, PTO D riven Pum p, Front & Rear spray, Double A xle Truck, Diesel Engine, Tire-Recap or New.

♦Equipment m ust be accompanied w ith specification, operators m anual, and parts book.

Equipm ent m ust be C1F Marpands, Saipan, and m ust have a one *2.995 year maintenance/warranty agreement, must be rustproof/ undercoated, safety inspected prior to delivery at Marpands, Saipan, w ith registration fee payable at the C N M I Treasury.

P.O. BOX 331 A ll bids must be in a sealed envelope marked IFB91-0073 BASIC v SAIPAN, MP 96950 subm itted in duplicate to the C hief,Procuiem ent & S upply O ffice, TEL: (670) 234-6609 Lower Base, Saipan no later than 2:30 P.M ., June 24,1991, at CONSTRUCTION ^ which tim e and place, all bids w ijl be publicly opened and read Clrktir»M(f* 234-7666 SUPPLY aloud. A ny bids received late w ill not be considered. The C N M I 1 234-8776 governm ent reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the best Л' TU V С FAX: (670) 234-8720 interest of the government. I Give Them Your Support, /s/David M . Apatang 6/31 6/7-14-21 Contact: Mina Ada, Chairperson, 234-6280 s%s - ·. ·. s. % ч w s \ ---St. .yj-jfr Л 4 4 - m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MÀRIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-45 G o v 't. Gov't. workersЯШШ MicronesianTel w o rk e rs ... Continued from page 44 Beyond the call Continued from page J M anglona’s reasoning that And prepare to “cheerfully” som ebody is threatening his life. greetand welcom e back the law ­ committee chairman-CUC Ex­ WORLDWIDE EXPRESS Chairman Guerrero, more­ makers to Saipan, he said. A Secure Growing Company ecutive Director Ray Guerrero over, told employees to go hom e Furthermore, a petition from PURCHASING ADMINISTRATOR gave concerned government of­ yesterday afternoon, who ex­ the Departm ent o f Finance, Rota ficials only 48 hours to settle pressed pleasure upon learning branch, was sent Tuesday to differences on the bill. IMPORTANT NOTICE Duties Include: «Prepares and issues purchase orders to that meetings on Tinian are various members rtf the legisla­ vendors in accordance with approved The countdown started M on­ m aking positive results. ture, in support o f the Senate purchase requests. day when G ov. Guerrero tried to He said that he was inform ed v e r s io n . •Coordinates and consolidates purchases meet w ith the com m ittee and the THE DHL SERVICE CENTER HAS RELOCATED that these legislators are now The petition, to show their to minimize shipping and storage costs legislative members which did discussing the salary o f govern­ support, contained the signatures •Follow up on open purchase orders and not take place. FROM SAN JOSE TO SUSUPE NEXT TO BANK OF m ent elected officials, to which- o f its employees. The committee then puts up provides status to Supply & Transportation only the legislators themselves A lso, another group known as and the purchase requisitioner. tents and placards in front o f the GUAM. OUR CONTACT NUMBERS HAVE can determine the most accept­ the “Citizens for Just and Fair •Periodically reviews stock status. solons building in Capitol H ill, a b le ra te . Increases” has been buying ad- Education: High School Graduate as early as 7:30 a.m. W ednesday- REMAINED THE SAME. Guerrero added that what spaces in papers to question the Two years experience in purchasing and thc start o f the groups’ drastic concerns them m ost is the salary integrity o f the compensation computer skills a c tio n . for civil service employees. He c o m m itte e . Knowledge in computers, softwares (for Posters and signs that were said that once he receives a copy Paid ads by the group hints TEL : 2 3 4 - 8 8 1 2 / 7 9 3 8 inventory purposes and management), and placed reads-”W e need Repre­ o f the conferees agreement, that they are in support o f the office materials. sentatives that tru ly represent the em ployees w ill be asked to take Senate version o f the proposed Salary commensurate with experience. m ajority o f the peopple, our votes FAX : 2 3 4 - 6 1 2 3 dow n their tents and posters. Salary Act. Liberal Benefits got your elected, now represent Apply in person - Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. us, Pass House B ill 7-206,” TELEX: 6 8 9 M lcroneslan Telecom m unications Corp. among many others. Human Resources Office According to a headcount by Susupe Headquarters the com m ittee, there were m ore JOETEN SHOPPING An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer than 200 govemmentemployees 6/14-18-21-25 Tf CENTER who have gathered in the area, who all filed their annual leave BANK O F JOETEN ju stto jo i the cause. ¡м м и ш м ш 5 you Elected noxb ·? 'V \'& NAPA ¡TH4TT*ttrsn«t·I..... ,>iuv в reif · represent_...rrile Us P ’ · , · GUAM GAS STATION That same day, several m em ­ Ä " PASS HB 7^06 {Н bers o f the legislature expressed BEACH ROAD, SUSUPE their concerns, to name some Don't waste a good summer! were Congressmen W illiam Ada, Jesus Attao, Diego Benaventc, DIAMOND SAIPAN GRAND and Senators Juan Torres, Jesus HOTEL HOTEL Businessm en, M acintosh Owners! M afnas, and m any others. Parents, S tudents! Seven weeks of ESL, computer classes, We are offering Macintosh courses for These so.lons spoke before the people who make no use of their Macs. group in their local language, all remedial or enrichment in English and encouraging one another to calm mathematics classes can give you or your Choose from the five courses, and turn vour Mac into a real workhorse that down. Sen. Torres even ex­ children a running start on the future plained that discussing the bill Placards and signs replacing the legislator buildings' landm ark? and put this summer to good use. never stops working for you! can be compared to that o f the definitely they were placed there so that m em bers of the legislature 902 and 702 talks, which needs com ing out o f the building w ill be rem inded o f their obligation to the ELEMENTARY tim e before it can be settled. DRIVE SAFELY... IT'S C N M I p e o p le . Chairm an-CUC head Guerrero pointed out that governm ent of­ fice w ill rem ain open, and that public servants w ill continue to “ re a c h o u t a n d s e r v e th e p u b lic . ” Governor Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Benjamin Manglona also m et w ith chairm an Guerrero and Personnel O fficer Jess M afnas, Does your M ac sit idlle in your office ,dozing off? who were assured that the ex­ Does it refuse to operate for you? Then take control ecutive branch is in support o f of your M ac-with the help of these courses and turn their stand. W P l i B Wow mar mere is greai ,in- them into obedient machines, as they were m eant to Lt. Gov. M anglona said that crease of knowledge in the subject m atter after just they are trying their best to have seven v/eeks of sum m er courses. Marianas Baptist Academy a continous dialouge with Marianas Baptist Academy's summer members of the legislature to “ w ork around the clock to arrive classes start Monday, June 17 ,and con- □ at a compromise and have a i inue through August 2nd. Mail in your session soon.” i egistration form below or register per­ House’s Conference com m it­ sonally in the school and assure yourself tee began m eeting in Tinian late a place with those who know how to put turn off to the4 Monday and Tuesday, where Governm ent officials waiting for the m em bers of the legislature to a summer to good use! Shell Gas Station Airport Road several “crucial issues” were pass on im m ediately the long-awaited m easure that would provide agreed upon, as they would in­ increase in salary for governm ent workers. Гr - corporate elements of both REGISTRATION FORM Senate and House versions. I wish to be enrolled in the following summer courses ($10() for lcourse;$175 for 2; $225 for 3) A report from the House pro­ N o w O p e n ENGLISH MATHEMATICS COMPUTERS vides that the new schedule □ Beginning □ Elementary remedial CD Beginning extends the num ber o f pay levels CD Elementary remedial CD Jr. high/high school CD BASIC Programming from 30 to 35 ans the num ber o f EXECUTIVE SERVICES CD Jr. high/high school remedial & GED □ Macintosh Operating System steps from 10 to 12, together SUSUPE BRANCH remedial & GED CD Jr. high/high school CD Macintosh Wordprocessing w ith a 14 percent accross the CD Preparation for TOEFL preparation for college □ Macintosh Spreadsheet Featuring JACUZZI BATH & MASSGE1 entrance exams CD Macintosh DTP board increase. □ Macintosh Draw/Paint Another conference meeting was held at around 1 p.m. yes­ Executive Services N a m e ___ . A g e __ Check One: terday, w hich is believed to be still going on as o ff presstime. Freight A d d ress Phone I prefer to attend classes in the EXECUTIVE SERVICES Cargo Send to: Marianas Baptist Academy □ morning They solely having the m eeting P.O.Box 904 □ evening in Tinian solely due to Sen. Paul Bath & ¿Massage Beach Road Susupe to San Antonio Saipan, M P 96950 L·, :=!] Continued on page 45 Grand Hotel Beach Park 46-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 1 4 , 1 9 9 1 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-47

G ive Inform ation About Crim es Com m itted Lightning strikes US Open Golf game, 1 dead f i r

Chaska, Minnesota (AP) - A t a n d d ie d . A ll were spectators. least one person was reported She also said that another Several o f those injured are reported in satisfactory condition dead after lightning struck at a person is reported in critical spectator stand at the US Open condition and has been taken to w ith numbness in their legs. About40,000 fans gathered at G olf Tournament another facility. CALL:234-7272(pabÀT A spokesperson at St. Francis A US G olf Association the Hazeltine N ational G o lf C lub in Chaska, Minnesota for the Hospital has said that one man spokesperson says five men were Police are still investigating a fife that was reported to tournament. TB EÜ TZtZS brought in had a cardiac arrest injured in the strike. Department o f Public Safety on the m orning o f M ay 25,1991 at 7:53 hours up at the Com m onwealth Legislature Building in Capitol H ill. . The police report indicated that the walls and everything in COMMONWEALTH ZONING BOARD the office of Senator Paul A. M anglona was coated with soot P.O. Box 2109 and several documents, furniture, office m achines, telephone Saipan, M P 96950 and the air-conditioning duck was burned. The suspected arson caused an estimated $50,000 worth o f damage and Crime Stoppers is asking the general public’s PimiJC NOTICE assistance for inform ation about this crim e or any other crim es М ю -Р а с & to please call the Crim e Stoppers “Tipesline” at telephone The Commonwealth Zoning Board will hold Public Meetings to N . #234-7272. - - •H discuss Zoning Issues during the week of June 23-28,1991 at the > M i c r o n e s i a , I n c . » Upto$1,000. rew ardforinform ationoncrim eorcrim inal following locations: G r e e n C aller who wish to give inform ation to NM I Crim e Stop­ A Comedy n pers are not required to give their nam es o r identity. They, Monday, June 24, at 7:00 p.m. N can leave a code nam e of their choice, but if they choose from to give identity or describe them selves and w hereabouts, at the Gregorio T. Camacho Elementary School in San in either way, they guaranteed confidentiality. SNE Saipan Co., Ltd. Roque. st or ring C a r d Andy MacDowell and Gerard Depardieu eeeooeeeeoeeeeeoooeeeeeeoee. ее 1»G-13 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Tuesday, June 25, at 7:00 p.m. w m t m m The COMMONWEALTH DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY at the Koblerville Elementary School in Koblerviile. (CDA)issolicidngproposals(RFP) toperform aCM B Circular A- Show begins nightly at 8 pm C o w T o w n R e s t a u r a n t 128 (Audits of State and Local Governments) audit for the two fiscal years ending September 30,1991 and September 30,1990. * -3 2 2 -1 1 1 6 opens at 6pm The scope o f w ork would entail the submission o f two separate Wednesday, June 26, at 7:00 p.m. reports for the tw o fiscal years. The proposals m ust be subm itted at the Garapah Elementary School in Garapan. coming soon ... to the Chairm an of the Board, Post O ffice Box 2149, Saipan, M P 96950, no later than 4:00 P.M ., 1991. The follow ing are pertinent “ Sw itch.” inform ation about this audit: For further information, call the Zoning Board at A. Applications A udit Standards 235-5018 or 235-5019. The audit standards w hich m ust be used are: 1. Government A uditing Standards, issued by the Controller General o f the U nited States. Benigno R. Fitial 2. The provisions o f O M B C ircular A -128 Audits o f State C h a i r m a n and Loc^l Governments 3. The AIC PA A udit Guide “ Audits of State and Local Governments” . B. Contents of Proposal , The follow ing inform ation m ust be included in the NORTHERN MARIANAS COLLEGE audit proposals: VISITOR INDUSTRY PROGRAM 1. Title Page containing: NOTICE TO CREDITORS a. RFP subject b. Name o f your firm c. Local address 19B1 SUMMER SESSION COURSES d. Telephone number PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST JUNE 17TH - AUGUST 9 T II 1 9 9 1 e . N a m e o f c o n ta c t p e rs o n f. Submission date TOMORROW ENTERPRISES, INC., 2. Transm ittal Letter a. A brief statement o f your understanding o f LOCATED IN NAVY HILL, SAIPAN TOURISM the w ork to be perform ed and an affirm ative TS171 TOUR &TRAVB. OPERATIONS 3M-F 1tam-12:20pm J. Darners statement to perform the w ork w ithin the tim e period stipulated. ARE ADVISED TO CONTACT TS175 TRAVEL AGENCY MST 3M-F 3:30 pm-4:50 pm J. Demers b. State the all-inclusive fee fo r w hich the audit TS 298a PRACTICAL INTERNSHIP TRAINING 3 T-TH 9:30-10:50 am A. Guerrero w ill be perform ed. WORLD SURETY AND INSURANCE 3. Firm Profile Provide a brief description of'your firm person JAPANESE nel.educational background and experience, UNDERWRITERS IN SAN JOSS JA100A BEGINNING JAPANESE 3 M-F 8:00-920 am K. Yagihashl number o f staff, staff level (partner, manager, supervisor, etc.) and client listing. The firm OR CALL 2 3 4 - 9 7 7 7 / 2 3 4 - 2 8 8 8 OR JA10QA BEGINNING JAPANESE 3M-F 3:00-4.20 pm K. Yagihashl . must make an affirm ative statement that at least the partners are certified public accoun 2 3 4 - 3 9 3 6 - ASK FOR LISA OR JOSIE. ta n ts . . . REGISTRATION DATES C. Timeframe JUNE 11 -for On-going Students Only 8:30 am-1:00 pm a 3:30 pm-7 pm Date Ofcontract award w ill be A udi t workshallcom m ence JUNE 12 & 13 - Open Registration 9:30 am-1 flO pm a 3:30pm-7 pm thereafter. The fiscal year 1990 audit m ust be com pleted w ithin 90 days an8 the fiscal year 1991 audit must be PLEASE BRING WITH YOU com pleted w ithin 90 days after closing o f the fiscal year. FOR DETAILS CONTACT TONY GUERRERO A ll inquiries regarding the pioposal Should be directed to M s. DOCUMENTS AND OTHER or JUDY DEMERS Lydia M . Sablan, A cting Executive D irector, at telephone numbers PHONE 234-5498 EX. 53 OR VISIT THE V.LP. OFFICE ON 234-7145-6. PERTINENT PAPERS TO SHOW The C D A reserves the right to reject any and all proposals for any CAM PUS IN ROOM N-4 reason, if in its sole opinion, to do so w ould be in its best interest PROOF OF CLAIM. /s/Juan S. Tcnorio '______C h a ir m a n o f th e B o a r d · 6/ 14-23 7/5-12 FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V IBW S49 48-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 мя'&тштжя/:/'''

NOTICE OF SALE Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY ROSARY UNDO! POWER OF SALE № DEED OF TRUST Public School Sysytem WE, the family of the late Ricardo P. Castro and Lorenza P: Castro, on or about June 19, San Vicente Elementary School 1984, gave and delivered to the M ariana Islands H ousing authority, Saipan, MP 96950 MANUEL TMORIO mLAGOMEZ acting on behalf of the Farmers Hom e Adm inistration, United States o f America, a Deed o f Trust upon certain real property Tel. No. 234-6219 hereinafter described, w hich Deed o f Trust was recorded on June In loving memory of my beloved husband, Hunio 5,1991 our cherishedfather, grandfather, brother, 19,1984, under File N o. 84-940 to securepaym ent o f a Prom issory Note o f the said Trustor to the M ariana Islands Housing A uthority, brother-in-law, and uncle, warmly invite all Para todu i manaina, manatungo’, kumetsianten C N M I y an estudianten Eskuelan San Vicente: of our relatives and acquaintances to join acting on behalf of the Farmers Hom e Adm inistration, United us for the occasion of the States o f Am erica. I Eskuelan San Vicente m alago’ na para hu ekstende un sinseru na apresiasion pot i geftao na kontribusion-m u. FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY The Deed o f Trust and this Notice of Sale affect the property I fina’ cho’ cho’ pot para u m a’ adilanta ya u m ana’ guahayi mas i eskuela mainan hanom yan hanom m agimen, aparatos para i sagan humugando y an air- hereafter described: conditioner para kada kuatton yan otro mas ta’lo na nisisidat eskuela. Manny’s passing is a very difficult and trying experience for ourfamily. The kind Lot Num ber 005 T 495, and containing an area o f 745 square Sumen pum usipble este na fina’ cho’ cho’ ginen i supottation yan ko’operasion i estudiante, m anaina, m a’estra yan m a’estro siha, adm inistrado! i eskuela, and thoughtful deeds done by our generous m eters, m ore or less, as show n on the division o f lands and survey’s miembron i lm m n n if o r siha^an espesiatmente ayu siha na indibiyuat ni manmanayuda nu i knotribusion-niha. official cadastral plat num ber 2084/82, the original o f w hich was Este na fondo para u nina’guahayi i eskuela mas m aolek na kinalam ten para i fam agu’on-ta g i edukasion-niha na banda. and wonderful relatives and friends, and registered w ith the land registry as docum ent num ber 14232, dated your presence with us over this past year of M ay 14,1982, the description therein being incorporated herein by En fafaisen ham yo na in kondnua u mayuda i eskuelan-mam i anai sina en na’guahayi mas kualidat na edukasion para i m inaolek i fam agu’on-ta pa’go yan bereavement and insecurity have lightened reference: · our burden. We take this opportunity to i manm amaila’ siha na tiempo. «9 extend our appreciation for your unending .The Trustor has defaulted on paym ent o f the N ote secured by the Dangkolu na Si Y u ’os M a’ase’ ginen i adm inistradot, ufisiales i P.T.A., m a’estra yan m a’estro siha, yan espesiatmente i fam agu’on eskuela. kindness. Deed o f Trust, and by reason o f said default the M ariana Islands Housing A uthority issued its N otice o f D efault on M arch 27,1991. ^iYu’ojMa^’,«а аде, tAJ^. С Nightly rosary w ill he said at 8:00 p.m., at the Villagom ez’ residence оСg M to j in Fina Sisu beginning Monday, June 17,1991. D aily Mass is also NO TICE IS HEREBY G IVEN that the M ariana Islands Housing /s/Ana С. Larson / s / D e lf in a С .. M u ñ a Authority w ill, on July 5,1991, at 10:00 a.m., at the office o f the. P r in c ip a l Fundraising Chairperson being offered at 6:00 a.m. at the Mr. Carm el Cathedral. The Rosary Mariana Islands Housing Authority, Garapan, P.O. Box 514, w ill end on Tuesday, June 25 th at 12:00 noon. M ass o f Intention w ill Saipan, M P 96950, under pow er o f sale contained in the Deed of SAN VICENTE SCHOOL be at 5:00 p.m. at M ount Carm el Cathedral on the last day of the Trust, sell the above described parcel o f real property at public Rosary. Dinner w ill be served right after Mass at the Villagom ez ' action to the highest qualified bidder, to satisfy the obligations Cultural Day Raffle Winners secured by said Deed o f T rust The m inim um bid offer shall be not residence in Fina Sisu. PLEASE JO IN US. We honor your presence Ruben Ispirito 102326 18th -$75.00 less than $67,000.00, total am ount due to Fm H A loan and M IH A ’s NAME TICKET# PRIZE Box 585 (322-6665) and cherish your prayers. e x p e n s e s . NO NAME 109577 Grand - $2,000.00 AnaBox 1704Sablan (234-8144) 117123 19th - Bookshelf M rs. M arylou C. Villagomez, The sale shall be w ithout warranty as to the title or interest to be Mario Glen Mendoza 137904 Baby Grand- $1,000.00 conveyed or as to the property o f the Deed o f Trust, other than that her children and Fam ily. P.O. Box 151 (234-3421) SN-5 (Tinian) 103726 20th - 2 cs. chicken the M ariana Islands H ousing A uthority is the law ful holder o f such (433-3070) Deed of Trust The purchase price shall be payable by cash, Dolores S. Kaipat 026283 1st - Westinghouse Washer Box 2398 (234-6457/0940) Mary Ann Rivera 023001 21st-$50.00 Gift Cert. certified check or cashier’s check and shall be paid w ithin 72 hours Box 741 Duty Free Shoppers from tim e o f sale. Rochel M.C. 104392 2nd - Westinghouse Dryer (234-6165) Cathy R. Venus 110398 22nd-$50.00 SECOND ANNIVBtSARY ROSARY FOR The M ariana Islands H ousing A uthority reserves the right to reject any and a ll bids and to cancel or extend the date, tim e and place for John Jeffrey S. Talley 019338 3rd-$500.00 CKS 028252 23rd-$50.00 MANVEL IGVEL REYES sale o f such property. A ny prospective buyer must be a person P.O. Box 2465 (670) (233972) San Vicente (234-7493) AND authorized by the C onstitution and law s o f the Comm onwealth of Saipan Fruit & Seafood 056081 4th -Air conditioner (5,000 BTU) Joni S. Muna 029030 24th - $50.00 the Northern M ariana Islands to hold title to real property in the Box 2448 (322-0695) Commonwealth of the Northern M ariana Islands. Razel M. Dacasin 163736 5th -1 live pig (worth $300.00) FIRST ANNIVERSARY ROSARY FOR Box 2138 (322-4362 NO NAME 135124 25th $50.00 ROBERT FLORES REYES The further right is reserved, in the absence o f satisfactory bids for Leonora A Castro 036059 6th - Lawn Mower LilitaTah 107028 26th Jetski Ride the outright sale o f the said parcel o f real property to a qualified San Roque (322-1577) Bank of Hawaii (30 mins) for 1 We the family of the late Manuel Iguel Reyes buyer, to o ffer such property at the same tim e and place, or at a later tim e, for long-term lease to any person on the usual terms and. Teofilo Ingco 015739 7th - Round Trip to Managaha C & M Company 074567 27th - Jetski Ride and Robert Flores Reyes wish to invite all our conditions for long term leases o f real property offered by the Lower Base (322-5203) for 6 people Box 1219 (234-3311/3399) (30 mins) for 1 relatives and friends to the Second and First M ariana Islands Housing A uthority to the highest bidder for such N0 NAME 130258 8th - Sanyo Stereo Radio Anniversary Rosary of our beloved Son/ lease. The m inim um bid amount o f $67,000.00 shall also apply Cassette Recorder Herbert C. Borja 104220 28th -1 cs. spare ribs w ith lum p sum paym ent for the term o f the lease. c/o Bobbie Camacho (Tinian) (433-0619) Brother. N0 NAME 134330 9th $100.00 Gift Cert. Dated this 10th day o f June, 1991. (Island Food Fiesta) B. Ordonez 039769 29th -1 cs. spare ribs /s/Juan M . Sablan Box PPP 364, Saipan Holy Rosary will begin on June 16,1991 at Maureen Camacho 135464 10th-$100.00 Executive Director San Vicente School Joshua D. Lizama 085238 30th -1 cs. chicken 8:00 PM at the residence of Mrs. Josepha I Marianas Islands Housing Authority Marianas Garmet Mfg. 058132 11th -$100.00 Box 442 (234-2494) Reyes Crisostomo in Achugao. Final Rosary (234-5821) COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN) GloriaBox 723 M. (234-2494) Takal 069245 31 st -1 cs. chicken will be said on June 24 at 12:00 noon. MARIANA ISLANDS ) ss. Connie Cruz 017682 12th-$100.00 On this 10th day o f June, 1991, before m e, a N otary Public in and Dandan N0NAME 134213 32nd- $25.00 for the Com m onwealth o f the Northern M ariana Islands, person­ Mass of Intention will be celebrated that Ashley R. Sablan ally appeared Juan M . Sablan, duly authorized representative for Box 2138 (322-4362) 021113 13th-$100.00 Ramon Camacho Jr. 120936 33rd - $25.00 evening (June 24) at 7:00 PM at the San Roque the M ariana Islands H ousing A uthority, known to me as the person Kagman Vill. (322-3689) Church. Dinner reception will be serve whose name is subscribed to the foregoing NO TICE OF SALE Mario Taitano 057288 14th-2 prs. pigeon Gloria M. Takal 041172 34th-$25.00 UNDER POWER OF SALE IN DEED OF TRUST, and he Box 40 (234-9458) Box 723 (234-6822) following the mass at Mrs. Josepha Reyes acknowledged to me that he executed the same on behalf o f the N0 NAME Crisostomo’s residence. M ariana Islands Housing Authority. 026034 15th - 3 Burner Kerosene Stove N0 NAME 130034 35th - $25.00 United International Corp. 119342 16th - 2 Machetes Edward Borja 071080 36th - 2 sks. rice IN W ITNESS W HEREOF, I have set my hand and affixed my Box 689 Box 3055 (234-8340) 'PLEASE JOIN US IN OUR PRAYERS. official seal the day and year first w ritten above. /s/Nieves S. Tomokane RickQ.Tayco MRS. MAGDALENA I. REYES 123418 17th - Ice Chest (54 qt) Lorenzo Deleon Guerrero 030433 37th - pr. of rabbit Notary Public ' Box 91 CK (234-6031) San Vicente (235-0355) AND THE FAMILY M y Com m ission Expires on the 9th day o f Jan., 1993. ' _____ 6/11-14-21-28 SO-MAJUANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-51 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS C h opper crash kills 2 in L A Pride in our cultural R F P 9 1 - 0 0 7 7 Los Angeles (AP) - Los Ange­ The C hief, Procurem ent and S upply is soliciting The exact cause o f the crash were evacuated as a precaution. heritage, the theme for les police say two people in a com petitive sealed proposals for heavy equipm ent was not known. A n O ffice assistant at die cen­ AQUA KESORT CLUB police helicopter were killed repair services. Police Sgt. Ray Foster said ter says no students were hurt WSR activities day when the chopper crashed and that the chopper crew radioed it and the center wasn’t damaged. burst into flam es. Students parents, teachers, Y a p e s e . was responding to a shooting in Tam m ie Christmas, w ho lives 1. KO M ATS U D O ZER - D4 Engine M odel #4D 120 Police said one person on the and administrators o f W illiam In between cultural the south side o f the city. across the street from the crash Fly W heel H P - 90 P S -1750 R P M Serial #89950. ground was also killed in the S. Reyes Elementary School presentations, Acting Foster said, “ A ll we heard site, said the helicopter started m is h a p . had a whole day of fun and Education Commissioner is renowned for many things: was, officer needs help and that h a v in g p r o b le m s b e f o r e i t h it th e The helicopter plunged into a excitement celebrating the . W illiam Torres, and Science its impeccable service, it’s fine cuisine, and it’s casually elegant 2. KOM ATSU DOZER - D8 Engine Model w a s i t . ” ground and burst into flames. parking lot next to a duplex, W SR Cultural Day June 6. Specialist Jackie Quitugua #0370N25661 Fly W heel H P - 250 Serial #4671 The helicopter crashed across Christm as says it was “ vibrat­ atmosphere. torching the house. The festivity focused on the' gave inspiring messages. the street from a day care center ing and shaking, and then just M odel #N R TO - 6 - C l. The accident also set several theme, "Pride in our Cultural Their speeches centered on and school. Dozens o f children c r a s h e d .” cars on fire. H e r ita g e ." the day’s theme even as the tw o The program started at about < spoke in the vernacular. Proposers are advise to visit the office o f Pro­ .1 n M.11,1 ii y m m i^i ».i.i.i.y y w...... 9 AM with Mrs. Antonia curem ent and S upply D ivision, on the Island o f Rota, Drive carefully. The life you sávé|ró^l>^your/oivú·! The highlight o f the program Okawa, a kindergarten teacher was the coronation ceremony to ve rify the condition o f the equipm ent during norm al a s e m c e e . of the 1991 WSR King and w orking hours. Speaking in Chamorro for Queen. A total of 15 pair? the entire program , Okawa then Proposals m ust be subm itted in a sealed enve­ competed fo r the title. lope, m arked R FP91-0077 in duplicate to the Chief, DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT ushered in students who wore Micronesian costumes for a Luz Buccat made the Procurem ent and Supply, Saipan, no later than 4:00 colorful dance number. announcement o f the follow ing P.M . July 8,1991. Proposals received late w ill not be We, the children and family of the late CONSOLACION A very im portant part’o f the winners: W SR K ing and Queen considered. The C N M I governm ent reserves the right ATALIG and BENIGNO O. SABLAN, wish to inform our program was the presentation 1991, Eddie John Fejeran, and to reject any or a ll proposals and to w aive any defects friends and relatives that our dear and beloved father, of various cultures through Janice Basa; Royal Prince and PrincessGordon Ngirbabul, and if in its sole opinion to do so w ould be in its best BENIGNO OLUPUMAR SABLAN, better known bs songs and dances w hich were' contributed by the students Jennifer Ada; 1st Prince and i n t e r e s t . ‘Tun Benignon Kapun”, was called to his eternal rest Princess, W ayne Techur and on Sunday, June 9,1991, at the age of 83, at the CHC from Kinder up to Grade 6. _____ /s/David M. Apatang ^ ,21,28 7/s • Presented were the follow ing Dahlia Taitano; 2nd Prince and Hospital on Saipan. indigenous cultures: Am erican, Princess, ; Jordon Joseph M endiola and Carmen Remay Tun Benigno was predeceased by wife, Consolación Hocog Atalig of Rota, and by his children: Carolinian, Chamorro, Vicente, Elias, Maria, Herman, Eulogio, Jose Micaela Sabían Demapan, as well as by his sisters: Chinese, Filipino, Hawaiian, Iginoef; 3rd Prince and Dolores Sn. Babauta and Juana Sn. Cruz, and by his brother, Pedro. Tahitian, Korean, Mexican, Princess, Jose Reghialiman Palauan, Phonpeian, and Marciano, and G ina Mareham. Tib Hum ble Gratitude He is survived by his children and their spouses: Carmen Manglona Sabían (Vicente’s wife), Gregorio To enhance your dining pleasure, we are proud to present the “A R C T R IO " DLG. Demapan (Micaela’s husband), Ana Ayuyu Sabían (Herman’s wife), Juan and Agnes, Isidro and N ow , enjoy a variety o f your favorite O ldies but Goodies, and unforgettable love Angelina, Manuel and Del and Ana and Joaquin Teregeyo, as well as by his many Great Grand and songs, as they serenade, you, w hile you dine by candlelight on the island’s finest W e, the fam ilies o f the late Great-Great-Grandchildren and their spouses, as follows: grilled m eets, seafood and superb continental cuisine. . . Carlos Cruz Villagomez From Vicente and Carmen - Grandchildren: Bert and Mary, Jose and Cathy, John and Barbara, Angelina and Jerry, Henry and Bernadita, Crispin and Lucinda, Vincent and Barbara, Martin and Try Our House Specialties w ish toexpress our sincere and profound Fermina, Liana and Al, and Diego. Great-Grandchildren: Joseph, Jackie, Melinda, Benjamin and ® Live Maine Lobster appreciation to all o f you, our friends and relatives, Charlene, Jerold, Francine, Michael and Cecilia, Adrian, Dennis, Melina, Mildred, Francis, Yvonne, Sharlene, Shawn, Blessed-Cherries, Christopher, Crystal, Nikita, Vincent, Anthony, Kenneth, • Roast Prime Rib fo r your kind sym pathy and Jonathan, Pierre Joseph, and Lance. condolences during our tim e o f sorrow. • Chef Recommendation. From Micaela and Gregorio - Grandchildren: Miguel and Frances, Juan and Rita, Antonio and Ignacia, Ana and Jaime, David and Bertilia, Jose and Susana, Mary Ann and Carlos, Roman and 6:30pm to 10:00pm Y ou m ost generous expression o f sym pathy, Rosita, and Thomas. Great-Grandchildren: Michael, Patrick, Frannie, Soleana, Carla, Beth, Jerome, (Semi'formal) Anthony, Brandom, Jolene, Sharee Lynn, Eric, Dorsey, Aurora, James, Denise, Mike, Geraldine, kindness, prayer, support and thoughtfulness have Greg, Jodene, Micaela-Joanna, Jay Kay, Rosmic, Carla, Roselle, Jennifer, and Rose Anne. deeply enriched us. From Herman and Ana - Grandchildren: George and Dolores, Frances and Jess, Benjamin and Josephine, and Belinda-Violet. Great-Grandchildren: George, Jr., Carmen Ann, Dora Lynn, Cecil, The highlight of W SR Cultural day celebration was the coronation Y ou w ill always be rem em bered in our prayers Cardline, Jennifer, Vince Anthony, Maryann, and Kimberly. of King Eddie John Fejeran and Queen Janice Basa. Shown are Mr. r The N.M.I. BOV SCOUTS by our fam ilies. From Juan and Agnes - Grandchildren: Henry, Gerald and Heide, Michael and Juanita, Virginia and W illiarh Torres and Mr.. Quitugua handing the trophies to Fejeran John, and Catherine. Great-Grandchildren: John-Henry, Jason-Hanale, Joshua, Cyji, Stephen, and a n d B a s a . Henry (Jr.). Need Your Help! H am e ni fam ilian i defunto as INVITATION FOR BID From Isidor and Angelina: Nadine and Vicente, Evelyn and Michael, Patrick, John and Marian DL Ik I Carlos Cruz Villagomez Guerrero, Isidro (Jr.) and Marian Lizama, Mildred and Benjamin, Jeffrey, and Michael. Great- I F B 9 1 - 0 0 7 6 The Boy Scouts will hold a Grandchildren: Isidro (Jr.), Derik, Jesse, Vinae-Teofilia, Vicent (Jr.), Leangie-Lynn, Jovannie-Anne, The C hief, Procurem ent & Supply is soliciting in nanai dangkulo yan sinseru na agradesim ento Naomi, and Noriko-Lynn. com petitive sealed bids fo r the procurem ent o f heqyy para ham yo todos i m an am igon yan fam ilian e q u i p m e n t . Giant Rummage Sale From Manuel and Del-Grandchildren: Melvin, Manuel (jr.), Mark-Allan, Michelle-Marie, and Meridith- m am i pot todo is suppotasion yan tinayuyot m iyo Mae. durante i oran pinetin m am i ni fam ilia. One (1) unit Flat Bed Crane Truck, W heel at the American Memorial Park From Ana and Joaquin - Grandchildren: Irene and Gilbert, Geraldine, Donald and Patricia, Dennis and Jerilyn, Katherine and Vicent, and Derek. Great-Grandchildren: Reneacia-Ann, Gilbert-Joaquin, base 176" G V W 27,5000#, Diesel Engine, 370-V8, on July 3rd and 4th and are soliciting your I ekspresion kanino, tinayuyut, suppotasion yan Granna-Lynn, Aniceto-Benigno, Thantel-Consolacion, Hazel-Ann, Donald-Anthony, Paul-Patrick, A ir Brakes, Power Steering 5 Speed M anual m anbonito na palabras ha sen ayuda ham e todos. Jonathan-Dennis, Carmana-Lynn. Transm ission, 14-16 Feet W ooden D eck, 5 1/2 Ton contributions for the sale. ' From Gregorio (Eko) and Mary -Grandchildren: Stan, Ross and Rhonda, Jimmy, James, Greg (Jr.), C apacity C rane, new and old rebuild qiiotatiQ ns. B ai in hahaso ham yo todos gi kada biahe yan gi Doma'rta and Kenner, Presenta and Elvis, Lucy, Caroline and Dave, Grace and Mike, Jacoba, and The Scouts need donations of small, useable items — Equipm ent m ust be CEF supply rep., Rota and tinayuyot mame. Memorina. Great-Grandchildren: Elma, Leialoha, Elvance, Elvin, Dellah, Delaney, and Keila. m ust have a m aintenance/w arranty agreem ent, m ust be clothing, small appliances and devices (irons, toasters, rustproof/undercoated safety inspected prior to deliv­ E lizabeth P. Villagom ez Schedules and Venues etc.)» books, and other saleable items. ery at supply rep., R ota w ith registration fee payable at John and C elina V. Pangelinan Sunday, June 16, 1991 at 4:00 p.m.: The deceased will be transferred from CHC Hospital to the the C N M I Treasury. Joaquin and Diana D L6. Villagom ez residence of his daughter, Ana and Joaquin Teregeyo, in Dandan. A ll bids m ust be in a sealed envelope m arked We will pick up from your home or office. A1 and L illia n V . Yen Wake will follow and the Holy Rosary will be offered at 8:00 in the evening. IFB91-0076 subm itted in duplicate to the C hief, Pro­ Please call Cal Reyes or Frank Wabol at 234-1283, Jose and A nne V. Sabían c u r e m e n t 8 c Supply O ffice, Low er Base, Saipan no or drop by the Boy Scouts office at Civil Center Gym Edw ard and Delfína V. M anibusan Monday, June 17, 1991, at 3:30 p.m.: Public viewing at Mt. Carmel Cathedral in Chalan Kanoa, later than 2:00 P .M ., June 25,1991, at w hich tim e and followed by church and burial services at Chalan Kanoa cemetery. Food and refreshment will be with your donations. Lorenzo and Sinforosa V. D L G uerrero served following the funeral services at the Cathedral premises. place, all bids w ill be publicly opened and read aloud. R am on and Elsa V. Salas A ny bids received late w ill not be considered. The

B ernard and C athryn C. Villagom ez YOUR PRAYERS AND PRESENCE AT THESE SERVICES WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. C N M I governm ent reserves the right to reject any or all Please donate and help the Scouts raise funds. bids in the best interest o f the governm ent. , Thank you for supporting your local scouting program. THANK YOU AND SEN DANGKULO NA SI YUUS MAASE /s/David M. Apatang 6/M.2, SI-MARIANA^ VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRTOAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANfrVIEWS-53

RATES: Classified Announcement MISCELLANEOUS Per one Inch column - $3.00 INVITATION TO BID INVITATION FOR BID Classified Display 10 ESC O R T Per one inch column - $3.50 2 KITCHEN HELPER The Executive D irector’s O ffice o f the M ariana Islands The C hief, Procurem ent & Supply is soliciting com petitive sealed D£ADLINE:For Tuesday Edition - Friday 5:00 p.m. 2 RESTAURANT WAITRESS Housing A uthority (M IH A ) is soliciting sealed bids for the con­ bids for the procurement o f the following type vehicles and — For fid ay Edition - Wednesday 12 Noon 6 NIGHT CLUB WAITRESS struction of the TIN IAN MULTI-PURPOSE GYM NASIUM , NOTE: If for some reason your advertisement is Incorrect, call us immediately1*)make 2 M AINTENANCE REPAIRER - High e q u ip m e n t Bids in duplicate w ill be accepted at M IH A Executive Director’s the necessary corrections. The Marianas Variety News & Views is responsible only school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Purchase o f Tw o (2) U nits 1.5 lite r4 cylinder engine, air for one incorrect Insertion. We reserve the right to edit, refuse, reject or cancel any $2.15 per hour. O ffice, Garapan, Saipan until 3:00 P.M . local tim e, Friday July 5, condition, A M /F M radio, pow er steering, 4 door sedan. 2 CO O K ad at any time. 1991, at w hich tim e and place all the bids w ill be publicly opened 1 ASST. CHIEF COOK - High school Q uotations on both autom atic and standard transm ission. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $400 per and read aloud. A ny bids received after the above tim e w ill not be 3 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - month. accepted under any circumstances. 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High school Purchase o f tw o (2) unit 1.6 liter 4 cylinder engine, air TECHNICIANS High school equiv,, 2 yrs. experience. GARMENT FACTORY 1 CHIEF CO O K - High school grad., 2 yrs. ACCOUNTANTS grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50- A bond o f 15% o f the total bid price m ust accom pany the condition, A M /F M radio, pow er steering, 4 door sedan. Salary $2.50 per hour. experience: Salary $450 per month. . 1 ACCOUNTANT -College grad. 2 yrs. $8.00 per month. 3 REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN - High Contact:. RAYMUNDO L. BICAS dba WORKERS 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High bid. This security m ay be a certified check, cashier’s check, bid, Q uotations on both autom atic and standard transm ission. experience. Salary: $650. per month. Contact SAINT ANNJOSH ENT., INC., school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Green Acres Developers, P.O. box 2082, school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary bond or other form acceptable to the governm ent made payable to Contact JOHNMICKELSON dba Ameri­ CALLER BOX P PP459, Saipan, M P 96950 S2.15-S5.00 per hour. 71 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR Saipan, M P 96950 (6/21 )F. $3.50-$6.00 per hour. can Title& Escrow, P.O.Box 1171 Saipan, (6/1»)F.______Contact:TORRESREFRIGERATION INC., 3 BUTTONHOLE MACHINE OPERATOR Contact MOGAMBO INC. dba Cafe' Mariana Islands Housing Authority (M IH A). The bidder is Purchase o f tw o (2) unit 4.0 liter 6 cylinder engine, 4x4, P. 0. Box 714, Saipan. MP96950 (6/14)F. 5 TRIMMER MP 96950(6/14)1. 1 ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER - High Mogambo, Caller Box P PP 157, Saipan,. required to subm it w ith his proposal, a copy o f his Business P erm it air condition, A M /F ^/l radio, pow er steering, 4 door jeep. 1 ASSISTANT SURVEYOR - High school 2 MAINTENANCE WORKER ' MP 96950 (6/21 )F. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary as a com pliance w ith the Contractor’s Registration and Licensing 3 ACCOUNTANT equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600- 5 CUTTER Quotations on autom atic transm ission. • $5.00 per hour. CONSTRUCTION $900 per month. 4 CO O K 1 DRILLER - High school grad., 2 yrs. Law of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. 1 LIBRARIAN Contact OCEANIA TRADERS LTD., P.O. Contact: JESUS LG. TAKAI dba Takai & 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER experience. Salary $2.75 per hour. 1 JAPANESE TEACHER - College grad., ? Box 2607, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14JF. WORKERS Specifications and Plans o f the project are available on or after . Purchase o f one (1) unit asphalt kettle, m ust be high yrs.-experience. Salary $800 per month. Associates. P.O. Box 263, Saipan, MP 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 Contact PACIFIC DRILLING. INC.,Caller 96950 (6/21 )F. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. June 12, 1991, at the M ayor’s Office in Tinian and M IH A 3 MAINTENANCE WORKER- High school 1 M ANAGER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 7 CARPENTER Box PPP 653, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/21JF. production kettle, especially designed for rubberized equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.35- 10 MASON Contact: EUROTEXINC.(SAIPAN) Caller Executive D irector’s O ffice in Saipan. A non-refundablepaym ent experience.. Salary $4.50 per hour. 3 WELDER-High school equivalent 2 asphalt m aterial. M ust include a hot o il jacket w ith over­ $4.00 per hour. Contact: DOLING SONG ENTERPRISES. 5 ELECTRICIAN Box PPP 141, San Vicente, Saipan, MP 1 SPORT INSTRUCTOR - High school yrs. experience. Salary: $2:15 per hour, o f $250.00 is required for each seL Pre-bid Conference for this flow expansion tanks for safer operation and higher Contact MT. CARMEL SCHOOL, P.O. 3 PAINTER 96950 (6/21 )F. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per INC., P.O. Box 98, Saipan, M F96950 (6/ Contact:: FERMIN C. REMEDIO A.. Box 6, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. 3 PLUMBER- High school equiv., 2 yrs. hour. project w ill be held at 10:30 A .M . local tim e on June 21,1991, at heating capacities, M ust have a reversible B i-directional . -- 21 )F. DANGCA Ddba F.C. & R.A. Dangca Ent., t I experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 per 4 EMBROIDER (Clothing) -High school ‘ Contact: VICENTE M. CONCEPCION the O ffice o f the: M ayor, Tinian. P.O. Box 4 Susupe Lake, Saipan, MP auger to provide better m ixing and heating o f all types o f 1 ACCOUNTANT -College grad. 2 yrs. 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High school hour. grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15-2/ dba Ben-KI Water Sports, P.O. Box 31 96950 (6/14JF. A ttention is called to Section 3 o f the H ousing and U rban experience. Salary: $850. per month. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3,500- Contact TRANSPACIFIC CORPORATION 50 per hour. : CHRB, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/21 )F. rubberized m aterial. M ust be tow type trailer mounted 4 MASON $6,000 per month. dba Transpacific, P.O. Box 756, Saipan, Contact SE JIN CORP.. Box AA A 1068, Developm ent A cto f 1968 w hich required the provision o f training tw o tires included and front end jack parking stabilizer. 5 CARPENTER ENTERTAINERS Saipan, M P 96950 (6/14JF. 1 H O USE WO RKER-H igh school equiv., Contact: STS ENTERPRISES, INC., P.O. MP 96950 (6/14TF.______and em ploym ent, and the awarding o f contracts for w ork on the 225 gallons (capacity) 2 LPG liquid w/therm ostatcontrol 3 PAINTER -High school equivalent -2 * " j 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Box 3203, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/21)F. project, to low-incom eprojectarearesidentsand business concerns. yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 5 MASON 2 WAITRESS 10 PACKER/HAND Contact: ERNESTOE.ALCANTARAdba (burner) 25 HP gasoline (engine) hose swing boom Contact EDILBERTO JAVIER dba B & J 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school 6 CARPENTER 1 KITCHEN HELPER - High school equiv., 10 CUTTER Alcantara Enterprises, P.O. Box 1862, M IH A also notifies all bidders that it w ill affirm atively insure that potable torch, handspray hose sw ivel coupling (pump). 2yrs.experience. Salary$2.15-S2.50per 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Construction & Import, P.O. Box 118 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $700 per 2 PLUMBER Saipan, M P 96950 (6/21 )F. in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisem ent, m inority Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F.______month. 4 CONSTRUCTION HELPER- High school hour. 60 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR and wom en’s business enterprises w ill be accorded fully oppor­ Contact: KAIZOKU CORPORATION dba equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- 1 CO O K - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex­ 10 QUALfTY CONTROL CH ECKER ’ 1 H O U SEK EEPER - High school equiv., 2 Vehicles m ust be CEF supply rep., Rota, and m ust have a one year perience. Salary S2.15-S3.00 per hour. 10 PRESSER/HAND -High school grad. 2 . 4 ACCOUNTANT -College grad. 2 yrs. Sunrise Tours, P.O. Box 8898, Saipan, $2.50 per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. tunity to subm it bids in response to this invitation. m aintenance/warranty agreement, m ust be rustproof/undercoated, experience. Salary: $550. per month. MP (96950JF. Contact: JESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO Contact HAE IN CORPORATION, INC. yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15-6.50 per Contact: NUMATA dba Made in Japan A ll bid documents received shall be the sole property o f safety inspected prior to delivery at Marpands, Saipan, with Contact: COMMONWEALTH MARITIME Corporation, P.O. Box 932, Saipan, MP dba Banzai Restaurant-Caller Box PPP hour. Electronic & Repair Shop, Caller Box PPP the governm ent w ith the exception o f bid bonds, certified check or CO., P.O. Box 803 Saipan, MP 96950 (6/ 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school 96950 (6/14)F. ______103, Saiparf. MP 96950 (6/14)F. Contact JIN APPAREL INC.. Box AAA 369, Saipan, M P 96950 (E/21)F. registration fee payable at the C N M I Treasury. 21 )P. ^______> grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.30- 1068 Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. cashier’s check w hich w ill be returned to bidders in accordance $8.00 per hour. 7 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2yrs. 10 DANCERS 1 AUTO PAINTER :High school equiva­ 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 2 TAILOR - High school grad., 2 yrs. w ith Section “ Instruction to Bidders” page 1-2, paragraph N o. 5, Contact SAINT TRADING CO.. INC. dba· experience. Salary $2.00-$2.50 per hour. 5.COOK HELPER lent 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.50 per A llbidsm ustbeina sealed envelope marked IF B 91-0074 submitted experience. Salary $2.50-$6.50 per hour. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Sandler's, Caller Box PPP 459, Saipan,. 3 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC - High S COOK hour. B id Guarantee. in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement & Supply O ffice, Lower 2 CO O K - High school equiv., 2 yrs. expe­ 5-MUSICIAN, INSTRUMENTAL - High Contact: JOSE A. PALACIOS/J S L EN­ MP 96950 (6/14)F. ______school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact WILLIAM S. TORRES dba W.S.T. rience. Salary $2.15-$S.15 per hour.' school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary TERPRISES dba Tailoring and Dress M IH A reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to Base, Saipan no later than 2:00 P.M ., June 17,1991, at w hich tim e $2.25-$2.50 per hour. Enterprises, P.O. Box 32 Saipan, MP96950 25 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR - $2.15 per hour. Shop. P.O. Box m 1, Saipan, MP 9S95C w aive any im perfection in the bid proposal in its interest and the ARCHITECTS 9 CONSTRUCTION LABO RER - High (6/14)F. and place, all bids w ill be publicly opened read "aloud. A ny bids High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school (6/21)F. school equiv. 2 yrs. experience. Salary government’s. received late w ill not be considered. The C N M I government Salary $2.15-$4.15 per hour. . 2 ARCHITECT - College grad., 2 yrs. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 per 1 DIVING INSTRUCTOR -High school $2.15 per hour. /sflohn M . Sablan Contact: MARIANA FASHIONS. INC., experience. Salary $500-$700permonth. month. 1 CO O K grad. 2 yrs. expperienCe. Salary: $2,200. reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the best interest o f he 5 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. P.O. Box 1417, Chalan Piao, Saipan, MP 1-ORAFTSMAN - College grad., 2 yrs. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 1 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC per month. M IH A Executive Director experience. Salary $2.00 per hour. government. 96950 (6/21 )F. experience. Salary $850 per hour. 13 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR 1 HOSTESS (GROUND) High school rad. experience. Salary $500 per month. Contact CAMACHO EQUIPMENT CO., /s/James M . M endiola 4 LANDSCAPE GARDENER- High school 2 yrs. experience. 2 PRESSER, MACHINE - High school 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1,000. per /s/David M. Apatang W.M P.O. Box 53, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. MANAGERS equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 Contact: PACIFIC ORION ENT. INC. dba equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- month. M ayor of Tinian 6/7. 14.21-28 Enka Night Club and Restaurant, Caller $3.50 per hour. Contact: PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT, INC., 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High school x per hour. . . Contact: LEE CORPORATION dba Royal 1 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 yrs.- Box PPP 468. Saipan. MP 96950 (6/21 )F. 1 ELECTRICIAN P.O. Box 502 Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14JF. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500 Construction and Manpower Recruitment experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2CUTTERMACHINE-High school equiv., per month. Services, P.O. Box 2451, Saipan, MP Contact: A-1 CONSTRUCTION &' 1 BARTENDER - High school equiv., 2 2yrs.experience. Salary$2.15-54.50per 1 OPERATIONS ASSISTANT - College REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 1 ASST. GENERAL MANAGER CONSULTANCY SERVICES, P70. Box yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. ■ hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000- 1 PURCHASING MANAGER-High school 96950 (6/14JF. __ ___ INVITATION FOR BID 941, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. Contact: MARIA C. CASTRO dba Classic Contact NEW STAR CORPORATION, $1,200 per month. The Northern Marianas Amateur Sports equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 Nightclub, P.O. Box 1337, Saipan, M P P.O. Box 1749, Saipan, M P 96950 (67 Contact SAIPAN SHIPPING COMPANY, The M ariana Islands H ousing A uthority is soliciting per month. MAINTENANCE 3 ELECTRICIAN 96950 (6/21 )F. 14)F. ' . ______INC., P.O. Box 8, Saipan, MP 96950 (SI Association is soliciting proposals to all in­ 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 3 MASON com petitive sealed bids to purchase or lease one (1) 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High 21 )F. experience. Salary $650 per month. 3 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2yrs. terested vendors, to operate concession at the 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER - High school school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 2 FRONT bESK CLERK MISCELLANEOUS vehicle unit w ith the follow ing features: experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 SALES SUPERVISOR - High school equiv., 2yrs. experience. Salary $600 per $510 per month. 1 PURCHASING CLERK 1 AUTO PAINTER major league baseball field adjacent to Gilbert 1 PROJECT ENGINEER - College grad., 2 3 CO O K H ELPER -H igh school equiv., 2 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 per month. 1 AUTO PAINTER - High school grad., 2 3 AUTO BODY.REPAIRER - High school yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 per hour. hour. Contact BARLYTONG (SAIPAN INC.), yrs. experience. Salary $450.00 per yrs. experience. Salary $2.15-$2.75 per equiv., 2yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per 4 door sedafi w ith air-condition, 2.0 lite r, 4 C. Ada Gymnasium. Contact: YAMAMOTO ENT., P.O. Box Contact NORBERTOM.JAVIERJR.dba P.O. Box 2080, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/ month·. hour. ' i hour. 1729, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. 3 W AITRESS . Michaelsons.CallerBoxPPP 145,Saipan, cylinder tw in-cam 16 valve electronically 14)F. Contact JOETEN MOTOR CO., INC., Contact; WILLIAM S.TORRES dba W.S.T. All proposals must be in a sealed enve­ 1 WAITER - High school equiv., 2 yrs.· M P 96950 (6/21 )F:‘ P.O. Box 680, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. Enterprises, P.O. Box 32, Saipan, MP · fuel-injected engine, w ith autom atic fo u r (4) 1 FRONTOFFICE MANAGER-Highschool 19 CARPENTER experience. Salary $2.15-$3.50oer hour. 96950 (6/21 )F. lope, submitted to the President, Northern .2 2 MASON 1 BOAT CAPTAIN equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,560 2 GENERAL MAINTENANCE REPAIRER 1 HEAD SUPERVISOR speed transm ission and other standard fea 2 ELECTRICIAN 2 DIVING INSTRUCTOR - High school per month. 1 JANITOR -High school grad. 2 yrs. 1 TELEVISION & RADIO REPAIRER - Marianas Amateur Association at the Office of 8 WAITRESS-Night Club grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 per t u r e s . 1 DINING ROOM MANAGER-High school 2 PLUMBER experience. Salary: $3.50-4.50 per hour. High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. 20 MASSEUSE month. the procurement and Supply, Lower Base, grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 5 STEELMAN - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 1 APPLIANCE REPAIRER - High school Salary $2.50 per hour. 2 HOUSE WORKER - High school equiv., 1 DIVING GEARMECHANIC-High school per month. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50- 1 REFRIGERATION MECHANICS-High 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $350 per Saipanno later than June 17,1991 at3:00P.M., 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex­ 4 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. $3.00 per hour. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary V ehicle m ust be G IF, Saipan, and m ust have a one year 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High month. perience. Salary $1,050 per month. experience. Salary $3.00 per hour. 2 NIGHT AUDITOR - High school grad., 2 $3.00 per hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC - High m aintenance/w arranty agreem ent, m ust berustproofed/ any proposals received late will not be con­ 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex­ 7 CARPEN TER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50-$4.50 per Contact: DO CORPORATION dba Made $3.00 per hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary perience. Salary $2.52 per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. . hour. in Japan Electronics & Repair Shop, Caller undercoated, safety inspected p rio r to delivery at M IH A , sidered. The Northern Marianas Amateur 3 SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2yrs. Contact: MARIANAS MASONRY COR­ $400 per month. Contact SAIPAKl HOTEL CORPORA­ 2 COOK - High school grad.,,2 yrs. expe­ Box PPP 269, Saipan, MP 96950 ( )F. experience. Salary $4.50 per hour. 6/21 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High school S a i p a n . TION dba Hafadai Beach Hotel, P.O. Box PORATION, P.O. Box 121, Saipan. MP rience. Salary $3.00-$4.00 per hour. Sports Association reserves the right to reject 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. grad:, 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 per 138, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. 96950 (6/21 )F. 1 FLOOR SUPERVISOR - High school 1 AUTO BODY REPAIRER experience. Salary $5.00 per hour. month. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00- 1 AIR CONDITIONING a REFRIGERA­ any or all proposals in the best interest of the Contact HOCOG ENT., INC. dba Ex­ Contact: HENSEIFUCRUISESUPPORT 1G EN ERAL M ANAGER - College grad., 5 CARPENTER $3.50 per hour. A ll bids m ust be in a sealed envelope m arked “Ve­ ecutive A c c t Services, P.O. Box 2013, TION MECHANIC - High school equiv., 2 ENTERPRISES. INC., Caller Box PPP association. 6/7-14 2 yrs. experience. Salary $800-$1,000 1 BLDG. PAINTER 1 CHIEF COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. 242, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/21)F. hicle”, subm itted in duplicate to the M IH A , Saipan, no per month. 2 MASON experience. Salary $4.00-$7.00 per hour. Contact: HENG YE ENTERPRISES INC. Contact: T & C DEVELOPMENT CORP., 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER-High school 1 STEELWORKER Contact: PACIFIC MICRONESIA COR­ dba Heng Ye Electrical Repair Shop, P.O. later than 10:00 a.m ., July 11,1991, at w hich tim e and P.O. BOX 8898, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/ equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 PORATION dba Dal-lchi Hotel Saipan Box 98, Saipan, M P 96950 (6/21 )F. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 21)F. ______per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Beach, P.O.Box 1029,Saipan,MP96950 1 PURCHASING AGENT - High school place, a ll bids w ill be publicly opened and read aloud. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yra. 5 COOK (Western Food) Contact: RUSTICOQ.CALMA dba Guam (6/21)F. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $700 per A ny bids received late w ill not be considered. The The M ariana Islands Housing A uthority is soliciting bid 1 MANAGER - High school grad., 2 yrs. Video, P.O. Box 556, Saipan, M P 96950 experience. Salary $4.50-$7.00 per hour. 4 CO O K (Chinese Food) - High school, month. experience. Salary $1,040 per bi-weekly. 1 DRAFTER - College grad., 4 yrs. expe­ equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.40- proposals to provide professional construction management for (6/21)F. 1 BARTENDER 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school М Ш А reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the CHIEF COOK - High school equiv., 2yrs. rience. Salary $500 per month. $3.00 per hour. 1 1 CHOREOGRAPHER grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 Tinian M ulti-Purpose Gymnasium . Scope o f w ork should include experience. Salary $6.50 per hour. 1 CIVIL ENGINEER-College grad., 4yrs. 9 WAITER, Restaurant 1 DISK JOCKEY per month. best interest of the government. в/и-и-гьгв 7/s tf Contact: MARIANAS SEASIDE DEV. experience. Salary $700-$1,000 per 4 WAITRESS, Restaurant - High school the adm inistration o f construction contract, m aintaining control MECHANICS 10 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT Contact J.C. INVESTMENT INC.', Caller CORP. dba Bras Restaurant P.O. Box month. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- 10 DANCER -. High school grad., 2 yrs. ' Box AAA 295, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14JF. o f the quality o f construction m aterials, providing inspection and 408, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/21)F. 1 MECHANIC - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Contact: MATIAS E. ELBO dba Elbo's $2.65 per hour. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. engineering services and prepare engineering reporting as provided experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Enterprises, P.O. Box 789, Saipan, MP 2 ACCO UNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Contact: PACIFIC O CEAN ENT., INC. Contact: JUAN F. NORITA dba JFN Auto 96950 (6/21 )F. experience. Salary $3.50 per hour. 7 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKE R - High under the contract Interested individuals or businesses should dba Three Star Night Club & Restaurant, 1 ASSISTANTOPERATION MANAGER- Repair Shop, Chalan Kiya. 1 BAKER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. School grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary P.O. Box 2451, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/ $2.15-$5.00 per hour. Come to the Professionals to submit to M IH A no later than July 3, 1991 at 10:00 A.M . at High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 10 CARPENTER experience. Salary $2.80-$3.30 per hour. 21)F. Contact: SAIPAN INSPECTION SER­ M IH A ’s office in Garapan, the follow ing items: Salary $850 per month. 3 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC - High 10 MASON 1 CO O K (Japanese Cuisine) - High school VICE. INC., Caller Box P P P 141, Saipan, Contact: SAIPAN TV PRODUCTIONS, school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 5 TINSMITH equiv., 2 yrs.'experience. Salary $250- MP 96950 (6/21 )F. LEASE - SELL - OR BUY INC., Caller Box P P P 272, Saipan, MP $2.15 per hour. 5 SHEET METAL WORKER 20 DANCERS $3.00 per hour. 1. Qualifications and experience in engineering and con 96950 (6/21 )F. 2 INTERIOR DECORATOR - High school 3 WELDER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. . 8 BAR TENDER 5 GARD EN ER - High school equiv., 2 yjs. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 per 8 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.40-$2.65 per hour.. 8 SECURITY GUARD - High school grad. $ $ $ struction management. GENERAL MANAGER - College grad., experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 3 BARTENDER - High school equiv., 2 yra. experience. Salary $2.15-$2.50 per 2· yrs. experience. Salary $1,500 per hour. Contact: RODICO G. VIDAL dba R.V. w 2. Fee schedule based upon completion of the project The 2 ARCHITECT - College grad.,· 2 yrs. ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 194, Saipan, Contact: JOAQUIN Q. & MARGARITA yrs. experience. Salary $2.35-$2.75 per hour. month. CNMI PROPERTIES project’s estimated com pletion date is one year from CASTRO dba Deanna’s Restaurant and hour. Contact: COMMONWEALTH SECURRY Contact: SHELMA LYNN CONSTRUC­ experience. Salary $500 per month. MP 96950 (6/21 )F.______(670) 235- 7MPR/7600 Atlantis Karaoke and Restaurant, P.O. SERVICES, INC., P.O. Box 585, Saipan. commencement TION CO. INC., P.O. Box585, Saipan, MP Contact: NEW BUILDERS, INC., P.O. Contact SAIPAN DJAMONDHOTELCO., Box 2817, Saipan MP 96950 (6/14)F. MP 96950 (6/21 )F. , _ 2 3 4 -7 4 4 7 _ 96950(6/21 )F. ______Box 2490, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/21JF. 2 MASON LTD. dba Saipan Diamond Hotel, P.O. For m ore inform ation, please contact John M . Sablan, 1 PLUMBER Box 66, Susupe, Saipan, MP 96950 (61 ananas Pacific 1 CO O K Executive Director, at M IH A , telephone num ber 234-6866,7670 G ENERAL MAN AG ER - College grad., 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 2 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 3 WAITRESS -Restaurant - High school 21)F. BETTER OPTIONS 1 7 6 8 9 , 9 4 4 7 . 1 W ELDER - High school equiv,, 2 yrs. yrs. experience- Salary $2.15 per hour. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 2 BAKER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,000-$6,000 P O. BOX 569 BEACH ROAD. CHALAN .KANAO SAIPAN, MP 96950 experience. Salaty $2.15 per hour. 1 SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2 per hour. 1 HOUSE W O RKER - High school equiv., experience. Salary $450 per month. The M IH A reserves the right to reject any and all per month. Contact HERMAN'S MODERN BAKERY (Licensed and Locally Owned) BIG; A. Alvarez Contact: NIPPON EXPRESS HAWAII, Contact: MARIA C. CASTRO dba C.C. yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 per hour. Contact JTG ENTERTAINMENT & PRO­ 2 yrs. experience. Sazlary$2.15perhour. INC., P.O. Box 2, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/ proposals, for any reason, if in its sole opinion, to do so w ould be INC., P.O. Box 1308, Saipan, MP 96950 Enterprises, P.O. Box 1337, Saipan, MP Contact: C & J Builders, P.O. Box 1627, MOTION dbaSalpan Bowling Center, P.O. Contact: REYNALDO O. YANA. P.O. Box Saipan, MP 96950 (6/21 )F. Box 814, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14JF. 52, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/21)F. 14)F. in its best interest. 6/7-14-21-28 (6/2?)F. -______96950 (6/21 )F. 5 4 m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRfDAY-JUNE 14.1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V1EWS-55 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SAIPAN SUNSET 2 GENERAL HELPER -High school EXECUTIVE HOUSE LOTS equivalenL2yrs.experisnce.Salary:$2.15 CRUISE, INC. per hour. Ridgeline property w ith Easl/W est views 4ÉlMt Contact: CRISPIN M. SABLAN. P.O. Box 561 .Saipan, MP96950'(6/21)F. N orth Capitol H ill, 1250-2500 sm. lots Has immediate openings for · ... Subdivision w ith restrictive covenants 1 FRONT DESK CLERK - High school 6/7-14-21-28 BOAT BOYS/GIRLS equlv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,15 Ph. 322-3222 ' . per hour. ' on charter yacht "JADE LADY”. Contact: YATSUHASHI CORPORATION Fulltime/Partirne dba Marine Sports Hotel, Caller Box PPP EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY We're expanding our operation, and are looking 158, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/14)F. 18 years or older ONE SECRETARY for responsible, hardworking people for the 4 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - Tel: 234-8230 for interview appointment High school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. .;5-· · AND ' f 6/1M4-18-21TF Salary $2.25 per hour. following full time position: Contact: SAIPAN STEVEDORE COM­ „ONE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PANY,INC., P.O. Box 208, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/21 )F. n n p fk in a fast growing law office. M ust have experience w ith wffdperfecL APARTMENT FOR RENT 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - College MARKETING Benefits Include: grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500- $900 per month. M aternity leave; sick leave; vacation leave; holiday pay; m erit 1 BEDROOM, FURNISHED, Contact: 3K CORPORATION dba Han salary increases; bonuses; m edical plan, and pleasant w orking OCEAN VIEW REPRESENTATIVE YangConstnjction, P.O. box 1489,Saipan, conditions. MP 96950 (&14)F. Salary based on experience: LOCATION: CAPITOL HILL Must have the ability to determine customer

PUBLIC NOTICE Please call: requirements, be able to expressvself well in In the Superior Court of the W ISEMAN & EASON LAW OFFICE CALL: 234-5050,3066 THESS OR Commonwealth of the 2nd Floor, Sabían Bldg. OINUMA oral and written English language, and be Northern Mariana Islands P.O. Box 404 San Jose, Saipan, b ff 96950 ’ 6/11-14TF INVITATION FOR BID Telephone: 234-7520/7860 6/ 7-14 assertive, personable and well organized. Must I F B 9 1 - 0 0 7 8 CIVIL ACTION N0.91-310 have college degree in Marketing or Business, The C hief, Procurem ent & Supply is soliciting com petitive sealed bids for the lease o f one unit vehicle for a period o f one year w ith in the Matter of the Estates of INVITATION FOR BID acific Financial Corp. or three years of marketing experience. the follow ing specifications: MILAGRO MALUS IFB91-0075 ELAMETO arid ANTONIO 4 X 4 Pick-Up Truck w ith extra cab; 1991 model The C hief, Procurement & Supplyis soliciting com petitive MALUS ELAMETO, 6 C y l i n d e r sealed bids fo r the procurem ent o f solar-powered electric fencing. IS LOOKING FOR: No phone calls accepted. Deceased. A ir Condition NOTICE TO CREDITORS Specifications may be pick up at the office o f Procurement and ACCOUNTANT Please apply in person at our office in the 10 inches wide o ff road tires Supply, Low er Base, Saipan during working hours (7:30 A .M . to Notice is hereby given by the Bum per-grill guard 11:30 A .M . and 12:30 P.M . to 4:30 P.M .) undersigned Rosario -M. Sabían Building, San Jose. Trailer Hitch . Delivery of materials must be w ithin 60 days after INSURANCE CLERK Elameto and Antonio Malus Routine m aintenance/insurance .awarding to vendor and must be C IF Marpands, Saipan. Elameto, deceased, to the NEGOTIABLE SALARIES. FRINGE BENEFITS. Lease period m ust begin 15 July 1991. creditors of, and all person ■ A ll bids must be in a sealed envelope-marked EFB91- FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT OUR 0075 subm itted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurem ent & Supply having claims against dece­ OFFICE AT THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING, SAN 1 Vehicle m ust be C IF Marpands, Saipan and m ust have a one year' O ffice, Low er Báse, Saipan no later than 2:30 P.M ., July 1,1991, dent, that within sixty days JOSE. TELEPHONE 234-5706/8615 AND ASK FOR warranty agreement, m ust be rustproof/undercoated, safety in­ after the first publication of at w hich tim e and place, all bids w ill be p u b liily opened and read DANNY VEGAMORA XEROX spected p rior to delivery at M arpands w ith registration fee payable this notice, creditors of the aloud. A ny bids received late w ill not be considered. The CNM1 at the C N M I Treasury. decedent file their claims with governm ent reserves the right to reject any or a ll bids in the best W e are looking for talented, am bitious, and assertive individuals to selLa broad . the necessary vouchers in the interest o f the governm ent. range of docum ent processing products and services. A ll bids must be in a sealed envelope marked EFB91-0078 office of the Clerk of the Su­ /s/David M . Apatang 6/7- 14-21-28 perior Court, Commonwealth subm itted in duplicate to the C hief, Procurem ent & Supply O ffice, of the Northern Mariana Is­ Xerox w ill give you the com prehensive training you w ill need to be successful, Low er Base, Saipan no later than 2:00 P .M ., July 9,1991, at w hich tim e and place, all bids w ill be publicly opened and read aloud. lands. from training at the district level to form al classroom training at our international HELP WANTED Any bids received late w ill not be considered. The CNM I DATED this 17th day of May, training center in Leesburg, Virginia. You w ill receive training on our product 1991. governm ent reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the best /s/Rosario M. Elameto lines w hile learning how to identify custom er needs and how xerox can satisfy interest o f the govemmenL Administratrix SALES ASSISTANTS those needs. /s/David M . Apatang 6/ 14-21-20 7/5 6/14-18-21-25 BOOKEEPER FULL TIME or PART TIME Salary from $450.00 to $550.00 biweekly To qualify, you should have good w ritten, and oral com m unication skills, as w ell PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICANT MUST: as a good understand of the CNM I governm ent procurem ent process, and JOB VACANCIES In the Superior Court of • BE WILLING TO LEARN AND WORK . procedures, som e prior sales experience w ould be helpful. the Com m onwealth of the Law office is in need of a Bookeeper *'BE ABLE TO LIFT 70 POUNDS ANNOUNCEMENT Northern M ariana. Islands must have prior boojceeping experience and • BE HONEST AND RELIABLE. Xerox is characterized by a philosophy of team work and a com m itm ent to ‘ The Com m onwealth Ports Authority (CPA) wishes to announce • HAVE AN OUTGOING PERSONALITY quality, w hich has resulted in our business products and system s organization the follow ing position vacancies for Saipan:. ADOPTION ACTION NO. must be able to type » HAVE GOOD MATH SKILLS w inning the M alcolm Baldrige National Q uality A w ard in 1989. 9 1 - 3 9 Contact Annie Camacho, THREE (3) N IG H T DUTY M ANAG ERS - To monitor airport In the M atter of Adoption TO SCHEDULE AN INTERVIEW , operations and m ak^surethat essential airport services are unin­ White, Novo-Gradac and Manglona To becom e a part of the team Xerox Network or people, products, and services o f PLEASEvCONTACT HEIDI AT PACIFIC terrupted. To detect any deficiencies or irregularities w ith airport applications are now being accepted in both our G uam and Saipan facilities: personnel, facilities and equipment and prom ptly report any GE0RGIAT30RJA telephone 234-6547/48 POSTAL PLUS, 234-8438 DELOS REYES, 6/11-14-18-21TF problems to his or her respective Department Head and the m inor child, Olympic Plaza . 137 Murray Blvd. Executive D irector and/or Deputy D irector along w ith suggested • b y INVITATION FOR BID Middle Road Agana, GU 96910 corrective actions. EUGENIO ARRIOLA ' I F B 9 1 - 0 0 6 9 Saipan, MP 96950 (671)477-9016 BORJA and ROSA P a c i f i c The Chief, Procurement & Supply is soliciting competitive Applicants must have a m inim um o f 5 years of experience in CAMACHO BORJA, (670)234-5290 management and at least tw o years o f college. The salary fo r this I s l a n d s sealed bids for the procurement of the following type boat. Petitioners. Specifications for the boat may be picked up at the office of position is C P A ’s Pay Level 22/l*($8.62/hr or $17,929.60/yr) NOTICE OF PETITION C l u b s a i p a n As part of the team Xerox N etwork of people you w ill be eligible for a salary/ Procurement and Supply, Lower B ase, Saipan, during work­ ONE (1) ACCO UNTANT - To assist the Comptroller in all NOTICE IS HEREBY incentive package with a m inim um guarantee of $35,100.00 per year, with Pacific Islands Club is seeking energetic career-minded people to phases’o f C PA ’s accounting system. GIVEN that the above-en­ ing hours (7:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. and 12:30 P. M. to 4:30 fill the following job vacancy: unlim ited potential; and com prehensive benefits. For im m ediate consideration, titled m atter is set for hear­ P.M.). please fax your application and resum e to the G uam O ffice at 671-472-2192. Applicants m ustbe at least a high school graduate w ith a m inim um in g o n t h e ELECTRICIAN The boat must be CEF Marpands, Lower Base, Saipan, and Please apply at the Personnel Dept., Monday to Friday from 9:00 of 5 years o f progressive experience in accounting, or 4-year day of June, 1991 at 1:30 must have a one year warranty agreement. a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for more information call Cris or Ben at Tel. No. graduate from a U.S. accredited university in Accounting or P.M . at the Superior Court All bids must be in a sealed envelope marked IFB91-0069 234-7976 Business A dm inistration. The salary for this position ranges from of the Commonwealth of BENEFITS INCLUPE: submitted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement & Supply C PA’s Pay Level 23/1 ($9.31/hr.) to Pay Level 23/4 ($10.86/hr) the Northern Mariana Is­ . Medichl Insurance Duty Meal Office, Lower Base, Saipan no later than 2:00 P.M. June 24, depending on qualifications. lands, at Civic Center, Paid Vacation Sick Leäve 1991, at which time and place» all bids will publicly opened Susupe, Saipan. Birthday Use of RecreationFadlities and read aloud. Any bids received late will not be consid­ For m ore inform ation on these vacancies, please contact the C P A DATED THIS 11th day of Condolence Leave Workmen's Compensation ered. The CNMI government reserves the right to reject any O ffice at Saipan International A irport or call 234-8315-7. U.S. June, 1991. We comply with federal law by verifying the identity and work or all bids in the best interest of the gbvemment. citizens or C N M I residents only need apply (proof o f citizenship /s/Louise C. Hofschneider eligibility of all new hires on a non-discriminatory basis. /s/David M. Apatang is required). Deadline fo r submission o f applications for these D eputy Clerk of Courts EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 6/14 ___ ' . 5/31 6/7*14-21 vacancies is 4:30 pan., July 2,1991. 9/ 14421-28 56-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS. AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-JUNE 14,1991 FRIDAY-JUNE 1 4 , 1 9 9 1 - MARIANAS VARIETY N E W S AND V1EWS-57 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High school 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER - College 1 BAKER - High school grad., 2 yrs. ex­ 35 CARPENTER grad., 2 yrs.'experience. Salary $2.300 grad.,2yra.experlence. Salary $1,816.00 perience. Salary $2.15-$2.75 per hour. 10 MASON permonth. 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. expe­ 40 ELECTRICIAN 1 TRANSLATOR - High school grad., 2 per month. SE 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER - College rience. Salary $2.50-$4.50 per hour. 20 STEELW O RKER L A N D F O R yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: IMEX TRADING COMPANY, WANTED 1 STEW ARD - High school grad., 2 yrs. 40 PLU M BER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.40- Contact: TAGA CONSTRUCTION DEV.. Caller Box P P P 334, Saipan, M P 96950 $10.50 per hour. experience. Salary $2.15-$3.25 per hour. experience. Salary $1.8« - $2.15 per SAIPAN MPRf (Commercial/ Residential/ Business Location) INC., Caller Box 661, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/2B)F. LANQ FOR LEASE (6/21)F. 1 PRO JECT EN GIN EER-College grad., Contact: PACIFIC MICRONESIA COR­ hour. FINA SISU (#290103) 2,000 SM- Motivated Own. Priced Reduced! Near Cul. Ctr. 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College grad.. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.60-$10.70 PORATION dba Dal-lchi Hotel Saipan Contact: JO HN S. R EY ES dba. Rainbow per hour. Beach, P.O. Box 1029,Sal pan,MP96950 Construction Company, P.O. Box 1551, FINASISU (#291102) 1,225 SM-Raw Flat Lot-Water/Power-Own: Motivated CENTURY 21 ISLAND BROKERS needs 1 CONTROLLER - College grad., 2 yrs. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,500 per 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High (6/28)F. Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28JF. experience. Salary $1,700 per month. month. CH KIYA (#291100) 1,527 SM- Near Whispering Palm Golf Course listings to show buyers. We' are contacted everyday by school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP­ Contact: SUNG JUN CORPORATION 13,385 SM- Fronts Beach fjd.- Shoreline. Oceanview. $550-$1,000 per month. 3 BAKER - High school grad., 2 yrs. ex­ 12 CA R PEN TER GARAPAN (#290-104) potential real estate investors but we don't have enough MENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel, dba Kang's Professional & Associates, Contact: SHINRYO CORPORATION. perience. Salary $485.00 per month. 3 PLUM BER PAPAGO (#290102) 1,122 SM- Secluded Valley. Near P.O. Box369, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/21)F. Caller Box P PP 642, Saipan, M P 96950 available land to shoW therrf. WE NEED LAND TO LEASE. (6/28)F. P.O. Box 2484, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/ 1 MERCHANDISE MARKER-Highschool 2 PAINTER PAPAGO (#290122) 40,360 SM- Breathtaking Laulau Bay view! Must see! Call! 28)F. equlv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $485- 12 MASON If you are a land ow ner and want to lease your land, com e 1 SUPERVISOR-High school grad., 2yrs. $800 per month. 2 STEEL WORKER TANAPAG (#290105) 1,105 SM-Multi-purpose COMMERCIAL BLOG. experience. Salary $4.50 per hour. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school dow n toour office in.the Nauru building to talk w ith us about 10 JA P A N E S E INTERPRETER - High 4 ELECTRICIAN - High school equlv., 2 TANAPAG (#392100) 758 SM- Near proposed NANSAY HOTEL, Ocean view Contact MANSHOMESCORPORATION, grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,200 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER - College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $700 per school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary yrs.experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. our exclusive ACTION W ARRANTY. W e'll do a com petitive Caller Box PPP330, Saipan, MP 96950 (61 per monii. KQB'VIL (#191100) t 943 SM-Fronts new paved airport ext., 3 Br., 2 Ba Sunken Liv. Rm.· month. $2.15 per hour. 1 SU PER VISO R - High school grad.. 2 14)F. 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. expe­ Good Comm. Location! m arket analysis on your land to help you determ ine how rience. Salary $2,000 per month. 1 NAVIGATOR-Highschool equlv., 2yrs. 2 FASTFOOD WORKER - High school yrs. experience. Salary $4.50 per hour. equlv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High school RAPAGAU \ (#290101) 6,390 SM- Mountain View! - PRICE REDUCED m uch your land is really worth. Find out why CENTURY ¡21 Contact: PEACE ENTERPRISES. INC.. experience. Salary $700 per month. CLASSIFIED ADS Caller Box P PP 642, Saipan, M P 96950 Contact: SUN CORPORATION. P.O. Box per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.00- SUSUPE (New) (#691100) 729 SM- Sublease, 1 blkfrom Bch. Rd„ Dia./Grand Htl., Joeten is NUMBER 1 WORLDW IDE. List your property for lease (6/28)F. 379, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28)F. Contact: J.C. TENORIO ENT. INC.. P.O. $8.00 per hour. Box 137, Saipan, M P 96950 (6/28)F. Contact: MLC LEISURE GROUP. P.O. DANDAN (#190200) ' 894 SM- $175,000.-3/4 Bedroom, 2 Baths (NEW LIST) with CENTURY 21 ISLAND BROKERS. (Outside brokers (NEW) SAN ROQUE (#291103) 21,920 SM- Flat Mountain Parcel, So. E./No. E. Ocean View, Managaha 1 MANAGER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER Box 588, Saipan. M P 96950 (6/28)F. welcome). . 1 STORE MANAGER-High school grad., experience. Salary $800 per month. 4 CIVIL ENG INEER - College grad., 2 yrs. 1 C O O K - High school equlv., 2 yrs. ex­ ' Isl., Nikko, Aqua Resort Htls., NEW 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,700 per 2/WAITRESS-Restaurant - High school experience. Salary $4.00-$6.00 per hour. perience. Salary $2 JO per hour. 1 CA R PEN TER - High school equlv., 2 CHN. LAULAU (#291105) 40,000 SM- W-2 Hwy Frontage Appx. 500' COMM'L. month. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15per 1 ARCHITECT - High school grad., 2 yrs. Contact; SAIPAN HOTEL CORPORA­ yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. PAPAGO (#291106) 1,608 SM-Road Front Route 8, Ocean view! $155K OPEN Contact: JOYCE PARK dba L A Gift hour. experience. Salary $3.00-$6.00 per hour. TION dba Hafadai Beach Hotel, P.O. Box Contact: A & T ENTERPRISES. Caller Shop, P.O. Box 968, Saipan. M P 96950 Contact: H.O. LEE. INC.. P.O.Box 1968, Contact: HENRY K. PANGELINAN & 338, Sa'pan, MP 96950 (6/28JF. Box P P P 111. Saipan. MP 96950 (6/28JF. MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00 A.M .-5:00 P.M. CHN. KIYA (#291107) 1,000 SM-Hwy Frontage to Alrport-COMM'L (6/28)F. Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28JF. ASSO., INC. P.O. Box 1531, Saipan, M P ' SATURDAY 9:00 A;M .-12:00. P.M. 96950 (6/28)F. 1 LATHE WOOD MACHINE OPERATOR 1 PLUMBER (Ideal Multi-Development Site!) 1 RESTAURANT MANAGER 1 WAREHOUSE MANAGER-Highschool - High school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. 3 CA R PEN TER TINIAN MPR# 1 MAINTENANCE M AN AG ER · High grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50- 1 CIVIL ENGINEER Salary $2.15 per hour. 3 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. (#290109) 5,543 SM- Goat lsl/0cean view,- 5 Hs. Lots at Prop. Casino/GC MECHANICAL ENGINEER-College grad., Contact; MR. RODRIGO M. CAPATI dba experience. Saia/y $2.15 per hour. MARPO O rtu rg - school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4.50 per hour. MARPO (#290110) 24,006 SM- Land and 2 story residence, convenient location $1,400 per month. Contact: JESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600-$1,000 Saipan Wood Craft Enterprises, P.O. Box 1 DRAFTER - High school grad., 2 yrs. MARPO (#290116) 25,001 SM- Proximity to Bus. Dist. & Proposed Tinian Casinos -r../;r~T rfZL 1 GENERAL MAINTENANCE WORKER- Corporation, P.O. Box 932, Saipan, MP per month. 2314, Saipan, MP. 96950 (6/28)F. experience. Salary $1,000 per month. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 96950 (6/28JF. 1 CA R PEN TER - High school equlv., 2 1 ENGINEER - College grad., 2 yrs. ex­ 25,001 SM- Goat isl. view! Gradual Slope! Exquisite View! yrs. experience. Salary $1.50-$2.15 per 1 D R ESSM AKER - High school grad., 2 perience. Salary $600-5900 per month MARPO . (#290118) ISLAND BROKERS Salary $2.15 per hour. MARPO (#290115) 10,000 SM- Water/Elcc. on eite-P. Swr. access. Near Bus. Dist. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 1 MANAGER - High school grad., 2 yrs. hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: G M C INTERNATIONAL. Caller 6th Floor, Nauru Building Contact: W ESTERN EQUIPMENT IN­ Contact; ALFREDO W.TEREGEYO dba Box P PP 177, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/28)F. MARPO (#290112) 24,006 SM- Off main artery, nat. landscape abundant! experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. experience. Salary $1,500 per month. Telephone: 234-2100 1 PAINTER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 1 ASSIST. MANAGER - High school grad., CORPORATED, P.O. Box 1402, Saipan, Zest Enterprises, P.O. Box 1212, Saipan, CAROLINAS (#290114) 25,586 SM- Ocn. & Goat Isl. view. Next to 3 Multi-Mill$ Prop. Casinos experience. Salary $1,000 per month. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,200 per M P 96950 (6/28)F. MP 96950 (6/28JF. 15 MASON FAX: 234-8799 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. expe­ month. 5 ELECTRICIAN & Golf course. 1 EXPEDITER - High school grad., 2 yrs. rience. Salary $3.00 per hoor. Contact: CHINA SAIPAN TRADING 7 WAITRESS (Night Club) - High school 5 PAINTER GENE CLARK - BROKER/OW NER experience. Salary $2.15-$6.00 per hour. Contact: KAN PACIFIC SAIPAN, LTD.. CORP.. P.O. Box1694, Saipan, MP 96950 equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 15 C A R PEN T ER - High school equiv., 2 2 AUTO-PAINTER · High school grad., 2 ROTA MPR# (investors Needed) t . Sales Associates P.O. Box527, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28)F. (6/28)F. per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 3 CO O K - High school equiv.', 2 yrs. ex­ yrs.experience. Salary $2.15per hour. 1 SU RVEYO R - High school grad.. 2 yrs. ISANG (#290120) - 49,384 SMiPhll. Sea & Pac. Ocean View! Mot. Own., Reduced! Don Sm ith · Soot Thom pson X. ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. perience. Salary $2.15-$3.00 per hour. Contact: NEW WORLD INTL. CORP.. experience. Salary $2.50-$3.50 per hour. P.O. Box 1900, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/ GINALANGAN (#290121) 5,951 SM- Near3 appvd. Golf Course & Airport! Mot. Own. "each officels independently owned & operated" grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 per experience. Salary $4.50 per hour. Contact: YAMAMOTO ENT., P.O. Box 2 ACCO UNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 28)F. month. 2 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER (OP­ 1729, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28)F. experience. Salary$2.75-$3.50 per hour. 1 PERSONNEL MANAGER-High school ERATOR) - College grad., 2 yrs. experi­ 2 ARCHITECT - College grad., 2 yrs., Motivated owners and price reduced for quick sale - CALL 10 CARPEN TER grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 per ence. Salary $2.15-$2.50 per hour. 1 WAITRESS - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $450-$600 per m#rth. 10 MASON Need your House, Condo, Apartment, Business Rented? hour. 3 SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2 experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: MELTON CO M PAN Y INC.. 2 ELECTRICIAN 1 MAINTENANCE/BUILDING REPAIRER yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. Contact: HI-WAY RESTAURANT. P.O. Caller Box P P P 311, Saipan, MP 96950 3 PLUM BER Call our full-time professionals for help. - High school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. 2 CO O K Box 213, Saipan, M P 96950 (6/28)F. (6/28)F. d>uam f a ilin g s 10 M ASO N - Hioh school equlv., 2 yrs. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 TELEVISION REPAIRER - High school experience. Salary $1.75 per hour. Contact: MAS CORPORATION. P.O. Box grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per 1 W AiTRESS - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 1 CARPENTER 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. - College P.O. BOX 569 BEACH ROAD 1988, Saipan, MOP 96950 (6/28JF. hour. experience. Salary $3.00 per hour. 3 MASON grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per CHALAN KANOA, SAIPAN, MP 96950 GUAM SAVINGS A LOAN is searching for aggressive, self Contact: ELM ’S INC. dba Town & Coun­ Contact: LA GONDOLA dba La Pergola 1 ELECTRICIAN (Building) - High school uriana Pacific 1 OPERATION MANAGER - High school try, P.O. Box 660, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/ Italian Restaurant, Caller Box P P P 315, hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per (Licensed arid locally owned) Call: Cynthia Fleming motivated results oriented individuals seeking challenging· ca­ 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yra. BETTER OPTIONS grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $850 per 28)F. Saipan, M P 96950 (6/28)F. hour. experience. Salary $500 per month. Alvarez or Ange Alvarez-Forbes (Broker-1 n-Charge) reers. We have immediate opening for month. Contact: MARIA CAMACHO ARIZALA 1 ARCHITECT - College grad., 2 yrs. Contact: FIL-CHAMENTERPRISES, P.O. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 10 WAITRESS (Nightclub) dba Systems Services Co., P.O. Box 752, experience. Salary $600 per month. 6 7 0 2 3 5 7 7 6 0 0 2 3 4 - 7 4 4 7 SENIOR TELLER Box 1148, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28)F. experience. Salary $500-$800permonth. 10 DANCER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Saipan. MP 96950 (6/28)F. TEL. ( ) - MPR / · 3 CO O K - High school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: NORTHWEST PACIFIC EN­ If you are interested in· building a'future for yourself with a experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: LEE CORPORATION dba Ari­ TERPRISES. INC..P.O.Box2309,Saipan, 1 STEELWORKER MP 96950 (8/28)F. dynamic and rapidly* expanding company. Please pick up PUBLIC NOTICE Contact: TRI-ALL INTERNATIONAL zona Night Club, P.O. box 2451, Saipan, 1 PLU M 8ER - High school grad., 2 yrs. CO RP., P.O. Box2610, Saipan. MP 96950 M P 96950 (6/28)F. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. application at White, Novo.-Gradac's office located in Susupe. In the Superior Court of (6/28)F. 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - Contact: JOSE M. TAITANO dba Jap 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High We offer competitive wages and attractive benefits as well as the Commonwealth of High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Const. Co. Emp. Recruitment Services, school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary excellent advancement opportunities. Northern Mariana Islands 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Salary $2 JO per hour. P.O. Box 2637, Saipan, MP 96950 16/ experience. Salary $2.50-$6.00 per hour. $2.15 per hour. Contact: OXFORD CORPORATION. 28)F. 9 CORRUGATED MACHINE OPERATOR Contact: PACIFIC ISLAND MOTORS, Caller Box P P P 642, Saipan, M P 96950 INC., P.O. Box 569, Saipan, M P 96950 (6/ GUAM SAVINGS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER CIVIL ACTION N0.91-512 - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. (6/28)F. 1 MASON We comply with Federal Law by verifying the identity and work Salary $2.15 per hour. 28)F. 1 PLU M BER Contact: NICK'S MICHAEL'S CORPO­ 1 C O O K -High school equivalent. 2 yrs. -1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 eligibility of all applicants’on a non-discriminatory basis: In Re The Estate of, 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. - High school RATION, P.O. Box 1219, Saipan. M P experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 5/28-31 6/21TF NORBERT ATALIG grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $800- 96950 (6/28JF. Contact: MICRO ASEAN CORP dba Contact: F.S. DEBRUM dba D. & S. APATANG, $1,000 per month. DFS SAIPAN LIM ITED Mantlena Fast Food Center, Box PPP 608 Construction, P.O. Box t55, Saipan. MP Contact: TAGA PETROLEUM. INC., P.O. Deceased. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Saipan. M P 96950 (6/28)F. 96950 (6/28)F. NOTICE OF HEARING AND experience. Salary $4.50 per hour. Box 188. Saipan. MP 96950 (6/28)F. HAS THE FOLLO W ING POSITIONS OPEN Contact; MICRONESIAN SALES CO. JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Saipan), INC., P.O. Box 239, Saipan, MP 1 SA LES SUPERVISOR - College grad., 1. That on the 25th of June at 96950 (6/28JF. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.70 per hour. 1. SALES ASSO C IATES: A person who can provide 1:30 p.m., 1991, Petitioner, JO­ Contact; MICROPACIFIC,INC.dbaHome SEPH ATALIG APATANG, will 1 W AREHOUSE MAN - College grad., 2 ImprovementCenter, Caller BoxPP P 521, excellent custom er service, are dedicated, m otivated EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/SECRETORY yrs. experience. Salary $450 per month. Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28JF. Administrative petition the Superior Court of the Contact MGM CORPORATION dba and professional. M ust be able to w ork flexible hours/ Commonwealth of the Northern Olympic Market, P.O. Box 1580, Saipan, 3 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR - High d a y s . Mariana Islands', at thecourthouse MP 96950 (6/28JF. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Assistant SEEKING PROFESSIONAL PERSON WITH on Saipan, to be appointed the $3.00-$10.00 per hour. 1 GENERALHELPER-HIgh school equiv., Contact: NEO FASHION INC., P.O. Box GOOD COMMUNICATION SKILLS. administrator of the estate of 1718, Saipan, M P 96950 (6/28)F. IN VEN TO R Y C O N TR O L C LER K : Interface with 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. NORBERT ATALIG Contact: PRISCILAF.OBERT dba Great MUST HAVE GOOD TYPING AND ITT Federal Services Corporation (formerly ITT operations personnel in the research o f inventory short APATANG, decedent, when and Value Trading, P.O. box 1580, Saipan, 1 SURVEYOR ASSISTANT. INSTRU­ COMPUTING SKILLS MP 96950 (6/28)F. MENT - High school grad., 2 yrs. experi­ Federal Electric) seeks candidate to w ork directly for ages, review s inventory results and m akes any needed where all persons interested in ence. Salary $600-$700 per month. the Site Manager located at the Radar Tracking adjustm ents and C orrections.to reflect actual inventory. $4.00 PER HOUR saidestatemay appear and object 2 HOUSE WORKER - High school equlv., Contact: JESUS LG.TAKAI dbaTakal & to said appointment. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Associates, P.O. Box 263, Chalan Kanoa, Station on M l Petosukara, Saipan. Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28)F. 2. Notice is also hereby given Contact: R & C ENTERPRISES dba Duties include typing, filing, keeping various 3 . S TO C K C LE R K : Orders, receives, and stocks CALL: 233-3970 or 235-0653 after 5:00 p.m. to all creditors, heirs and any per­ Romeo C. Pagapulan, P.O. Box 52, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28)F. 1 CUSTOMER RELATIONS' SUPERVI­ records, and library maintenance. W ord processing m erchandise; m aintains clean, organized warehouse son hav ing any interest in or claim SO R - High school grad., 2yrs. experience. experience desired against the estate of NORBERT 3 HOUSE KEEPER - High school equlv., Salary $1,200-$l ,400 per month. area; assists in physical inventories, and m akes ATALIG APATANG, deceased, 2 yrs.experience. Salary$200 permonth. 1 ASST. JAPANESE LANGUAGE IN­ U.S. Citizenship and ability to obtain a Security STRUCTOR - High school grad., 2 yrs. deliveries to other locations. HOUSE FOR RENT · CAR FOR SALE to file any claim they may have Contact: JNM ENTERPRISES, INC., P.O. Clearance are required. Box 2535, Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28JF. experience. Salary $7.00 per hour. with the Commonwealth Supe­ Contact: DFS Saipan Ltd., P.O. Box 528, •Fully furnished «24 hr. water/power For consideration, please call or write: rior Court or with Timothy H. 1 WAITRESS - High school grad., 2 yrs. Saipan, M P 96950 (6/28)F. John Garrity, PPP Suite 402, Saipan MP 96950 D FS offers an excellent salary and benefits program ; clean and professional • Located In Koblervfllo Bellas, attorney for petitioner, at experience. Salary $2.87 per hour. Suite5D, HoriguchiBldg. ormail 1 FRONT DESK CLERK - High school 4 ELECTRICAL D RARER Phone: 670-322-0570 w orking environm ent; job and language training program s; night and For further Inquiries please call 284-8681-Geor go grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.60 per 4 MECHANICAL DRAFTER -College to P.O. Box 2845, Saipan, MP hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600- Convenient interviews w ill be arranged at the Sunday differentials fo r sales associates plus guaranteed com m ission; and 96950, withinsixty(60)days after Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP­ $900 per month. Hyatt Hotel. 4 MECHANICAL ENGINEER - College friendly em ployees and grow th.opportunities. the date of firstpublication of this MENT. INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel, P.O. Box 369, Saipan. MP 96950 (6/28)F. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 · W e are an equal opportunity employer M /F/H /V . LAND. TOR-LEÍASE Notice. $1,500 per month. Dated this 21 day of May 2 WAITRESS - High school equlv., 2 yrs. 4 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - College Please visit out Hum an Resources Departm ent on the 2nd Floor, DFS TWO HOUSES 1991. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. grad., 2 yrs.experience. Salary $1,000- $2,000 per month. T Í T i m Federal Services Concrete and Tin, Two Bedrooms each /s/Deputy Clerk of Court 3 CO O K - High school equlv., 2 yrs. ex­ G arapan Store to com plete an application form from 9:00 to 4:00 P.M ., Commonwealth Superior perience. Salary $2.30 per hour. Contact: ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT Contact: C & M COMPANY, INC. dba & CONSULTING CO. (CNMI), INC. dba J L - L Corporation M onday to Friday. Please bring proof of C N M I residency. San Vicente Area for ID to 15 years. Court Ming Palace Restaurant, P.O. Box 1219, EMC CNMI, Caller Box PPP 149, Saipan, Contact Person: Tony TeL N o .: 234 - 9660 ( Hm . Evening) 5/24-15/14 Saipan, MP 96950 (6/28)F. M P 96950 (6/28)F. FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V ffiW S -5 9 58-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIPAY-JUNE 14,1991 Saipan C onflict of M e re s t ... Continued from page 1 JOB VACANCY the CDA. terest” issue arose out of the fact loan by a commercial bank; and, proval. proper delivery of CDA’s ser­ LEGAL SECRETARY swimmers The businesswoman’s loan that her father sits in the final (4) must be “bankable”, or must Currently, there are three vices have been strictly adhered Q r t u t y The Law Office of TIMOTHY H. was reported to have been loan-approving body as its have the capability to pay back members of the DCD Board - to.” - c i T - i f f Z l com pete in granted involving an amount chairman. the loan. Joaquin Manglona (Tinian); “There’s no hanky-panky BELLAS is currently looking for a top which was considered high es­ Called the DCD board, the Under CDA procedures, loan Diana Inos (Rota); and Frances’ here. Ms. Sablan applied for the NOW RECRUITING notch Legal Secretary Kamehameha pecially since the CDA is three-man group does the final fficers go thorough an evaluation father, Jesus Sablan (Saipan), loan as a private individual, and National currently low on funds. deliberation on whether appli­ of applications, after which the who sits as chairman. as such she has the right to avail SALES AGENTS The loan was allegedly ap­ cation for a loan merits approval, approval by the Executive Di­ The DCD Chairman, when of the services that the CDA can, REQUIREMENTS: Swim Meet proved even though the younger based on the following criteria: . rector is sought. contacted about the issue, said offer,” he said. Apply in person to Gene Clark, Owner/Broker. - Two (2) years successful secretarial and office Sablan still has an outstanding (1) applicant must be a US citi­ Once this is finished, the matter that there is no irregularity in the Tenorio stressed that the main Telephone inquiries welcomed. Local hire only. management experience. Saipan’s young swimmers, loan to settle with the loan zen; (2) must own properties; is brought up to the DCD Board granting of Frances’ loan since goal of the CDA is to help No experience necessary. We need MOTIVATED people six of them met the challenge agency, and the “conflict of in­ (3) must have been denied of a for deliberations and final ap- he totally inhibited himself from businessmen take off with their in Honolulu this past weekend participating in all deliberations business in order that the with excellent communication skills. - Type 80 epm. competing against 25 other We train professionals with 2 & 1® Training and for its approval. economy prospers. “We can’t Saipan teams from Hawaii (all compromise on that.” CAREERTRAK® training. Softball gam es results - Must communicate effectively in English, both islands), California and Guam. He, however, declined to According to him, three top AMERICA'S NUMBER 1 TOP SELLER, CENTURY 21® The swimmers competed in written and oral. By: Frank D. Palacios went 3 for 5 with two homeruns on a two run single and the is­ comment further on the said is­ auditing agencies are checking the Kamehameha National and five RBI’s leading the Is­ landers kept rolling till the end sue. them out, namely, the Inspector Swim Meet June 8-10, 1991, landers pass the Pacific Trading picking up six more runs in the For his part, Tenorio claims General, the Public Auditors’ - Must have a peasant disposition and present a at the Kamehameha School Max Pangelinan pitched four OPEN hitless innings and brother C is Sunrisers 13-1 to remained un­ seventh and final inning high­ that there has indeed been no Group, and the De Lloyd Russ MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00 TO 5:00/SATURDAY 9:00 TO 12:00 professional appearance. Pool with Ryo Saso, Dane beaten with a perfect 4-0 record. lighted by Pangelinan’s second irregularity in the granting of the Audit firm. Palacios and Jacoby Winkfield Pangelinan’sfirsthomercame homer of the game, a three run Sablan loan, if ever the loan was “These guys cameoutlast year each making the finals. O r t U i f c v , - Computer Word Processing knowledge required. in the top of the first, A two run inside the park making the score really approved. “I still have to with very strong commendations Ryo Saso (10 yrs.) led the World r n ï ï t 2 1 shot with two outs putting the 13.0. The Pacific Trading see the records for the past two for us after their audit. The fact way in reaching the finals in weeks,” he said. remains that we comply with ISLAND BROKERS - Reliable transportation a plus. Islanders on top for good 2-0. avoided a shut out when JJ. two events, the 200 m freestyle w restling Cruz singled off relief pitcher “But granting the loan was federal auditing procedures, and 6th fir. Nauru Bldg- ph. 234-2100 - fax 234-8799 Manny Quitano followed with in 54:38 (6th plqce) and the an inside the park solo shot mak­ Jack Taitano and went on to approved, I see nothing wrong that gives us no chance to play GENE CLARK · Broker/Owner Salary based on experience. Apply in person at 200 individual medley (8th) in greats to ing it 3-0. Bias Magofna score on an error for the final run just as long as all the procedures hanky-panky. And anyone can Sales Associates Horiguchi Building, 5th Floor, Monday to Friday, 3:27,27. Jacoby Winkfield (11 extended it to 5-0 in the second of the game. and policies essential in the check on that,” Tenorio added. yrs.), swam a national "A" Don Smith · Scot Thompson 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. No telephone inquiry. fight on time white placing 6th in ‘each office is independently owned & operated’ 6/14-21-28 40.80 in the 50m breastrokc, Saipan and Dane Palacios (9 yrs.) made 8th in the finals also in Saipan will once again serve ATTENTION!!! the 200 m freestyle in 3:04 92. as backdrop to world class All boys swam their best nme wrestling when the likes of ever. “Ravishing” Rick Rude, the CNMI ARTISTS & PHOTOGRAPHERS Claudia Adriano (15 yrs.), Honky Tonk Man, and “Her­ MTC is now accepting entries for the 1992 MTC Telephone D irectory LIBERATION DAY posted two national times in cules” AlPerezpummel outeach the 50 m. freestyle (31.72) as other in the “Challenge of the Cover C ontests. The 1992 Them e is ‘Life and Tim es in the CNMI'. A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT the 100 m. freestyle (1:10.06) Champions” to be held 3 cash prize of $300.00 will be aw arded to the winner^ in her two best events. David PMJune 23 at the Cowtown. Palacios (11 yrs.) who swam Sponsored by Miller Lite, the the most events, six, dropped 4 “Challenge.” will gather some This year MTC will accept: mins. 5 seconds respectively of the world’s top professional 1. Color Slides off his best times, improving wrestlers for the enjoyment of Attention : Parade Participants, to 2:45.96 in the 200 free and the islands numerous wrestling Photograph must be vertical to fit a 5" x 7" layout Float Representatives 3:07.10 in the 200 m fans. individual medley. Yoon Jin The National Wrestling 2. Original Art from which a color slide will be made. Nun (10 yrs.) swam four League, who assembled the and Marching Units events with her best finishes in wrestlers will also have a card Art slide must be vertical to fit a 5" x 7" layout the 50 m freestyle (37.77) and that features Chippendale Tom the 100 m. freestyle 1:24.98, Brandi, John Rambo, Ivan dropped two seconds from her Koloff, Sgt Neil Superior, and best times. Cactus Jack. Contest Rules There were up to 69 The main event will pit 1. Submission deadline is July 1,1991. No entries will be accepted after this date. Entries swimmers ranged in the top “Ravishing” Rick Rude against may be delivered or mailed to: half of almost all of the 29 “Hercules” A1 Perez. You are to ATTEND a events. They swam very well The“Chal!engeofChampions for their first real international will be a production of Tropical Mr. Roland R. Franquez GENERAL MEETING competition. Production, Inc. MTC Main Office The schedule was tough, P.O. Box 306 Monday, June 24th, 9:30 A.M. with warm ups beginning at Saipan, MP 96950 6:00 A.M. each day. The At Procurement & competition starting at 8:00 A.M. and the last event ending Attention 1992 Directory cover Contest at 4:30 P.M. We had Supply Conference Room, swimmers in the first and last events each day. The weather 2. Contestants submitting slides of original art must show proof by bringing original art to Lower Base. was cool in the morning but MTC for validation. warm up during the day with HAPPY BIRTHDAY 3. Winning original art must be surrendered to be displayed at MTC for one year. some light showers. &CONGRATULATIONS This was a very successful ON YOUR GRADUATION 4. All slides submitted will become property of MTC. season for the Saipan Swim MARVIN 5. Judging will be performed by MTC. Club, culminating with a good June 6,1991 6. MTC reserves all rights and privileges for printing and publishing the selected slide. showing in their first From: Nanay & LoloNards international competition, and shows that the Marianas should W4m Important assignment to be made. have a good future in m swimming. Part of the team Special instruction to be given. will return to Saipan Friday SAY NO Ü Micronesian Tel afternoon. « m m M » The swim club will also be f f i f lWm Beyond the call conducting swim lessons again Contact : David Apatang Tel. 322 - 4321 this summer July 8-19, at 8:00 P.O. Box 306 Saipan, MP 96950 A.M. in the morning Monday- »RUGS Friday for two weeks. All school age children are welcome for $20.00 per child. 60-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VTEWS-FREDAY-JUNE 14 1991

Sharks, Termites post convincing wins; Seabees escape upset ax By: Ray D. P alacios Seabees Four survived a pos­ Seabees finally closed the book consecutive victory clobbering both knocked in three runs apiece sible upset edging the Tanapag in their bottom half of the ninth. the Diamond Aces 20-3 in the to lead the Sharks. The Sharks June 5,1991 Falcons 19-18 for their third win June 10 Monday seventh on a ten run rule regula­ picked up five runs in the top of KalebDulei went the distance in a row. It was a close call for The Town and Country Sharks tion. Dulei allowed just one earn the first highlighted by Wills giving up nine hits with eleven the Seabees. Thanks to three behind the strong pitching of run on six hits and Jess Dela Takeo’stworundoubleand never strikeouts and Martin Ngirairou, base on balls and an error by the Kaleb Dulei posted their second CruzandMabel Ngimmegemelas looked back the rest of the way. Junior Martin and Frank Malsol Falcons in the botton of the ninth knocked in ten runs combined and final inning. Trailing 16-18 leading the Town and Country with one out in the inning, Sharks to their first victory of Willard Ngotel doubled off Ken the season with a 13-4 mastery Babauta. The Seabees then over the Saipan shooting Gallery boarded the next three bauers Falcons last Wednesday June 5. safely base on balls cutting the The Sharks jumped to a 6-1 lead lead to 18-12. Jess Mesa then in the first two innings high­ steps up and grounded to second lighted by Martin’s three RBI’s but second baseman Sherwin and never looked back on their Magofna mishanded the ball for way to their first victory. Frank an error, scoring the winning Malsol’s two run inside the Park run. The Seabees were full Homer in the bottom of the fifth control in the first seven innings and Martin Ngirairous RBI holding on to a huge eight runs Triple in the sixth extended the lead, 16-18. But the Falcons Sharks lead to 11-3. Ngirairois rallied in the eight on Sherwin eventually scored to make it 12- Magofna’s three run shot to left 3. Both team managed to pick a to cut the lead to 16-11. They run each before Dulei got Sid went on to take the lead with Kanitogroundoutto third before seven more runs in the top of the Dulei gotSid Kani to ground out ninth highlighted by Loleng to third for the final out of two Falig and Roy Magofna two run The Sablan Termites posing with Gw. Larry Guerrero: The team to beai?·*^. games. single and double before the June 6,1991, Thursday Greg Camacho became the MENS BASEBALL LEAGUE MENS SOFTBALL FAST PITCH LEAGUE only player to knocked out two TEAM STANDING AS OF JUNE 10 TEAM STANDING AS OF JUNE 9 homenins in a game-twice and TEAM WIN LOSS PCT. GB only the second player to hit the TEAM WIN LOSS PCT GB Sablan Termites 3 0 1.000 - - ‘cycle’ with a single, a double, Islanders 4 0 1.00 Seabees Four 3 1 .750 1/2 D-9er’s 4 0 1.00 - triple, and two homeruns and Blue Sharks 2 2 .500 1 1/2 Seabees Four 2 1 .666 1 1/2 also knocked in six runs and Toyota Wheels 2 3 .400 2 Sunrisers 3 2 .600 1 1/2 Tanapag Falcons 1 2 .333 2 scored four times leading the Rockers 1 1 .500 2 Diamond Aces 0 3 .000 3 Sablan Termites to their third Town House 0 Batting Leaders: (Base on 9 or.more time at Bat) 3 .000 31/2 consecutive win stopping the Players Team AB Hit Batting UR Native 0 3 .000 3 1/2 Toyota Wheel in the Seventh on Jack Taitano Termites 9 5 .556 Toyota Wheels 0 4 .000 4 a ten run rule regulation, 21-3. Mike Guerrero Seabees 15 8 .533 Batting Leaders (Base at 8 or more time at Bat) Cris Pangelinan is die only other Cris Pangelinan Falcons 15 8 .533 Players Team AB Hit Batting player to ripped it out twice and Manny Evangelista Falcons 18 9 .500 Larry Tenorio D-9er’s 15 10 .667 Herbert Rosario was the first Greg Camacho Termites 12 6 .500 Cris Pangelinan Islanders 9 6 .667 Reno Celis Jess Peterson D-9 efs 11 6 .545 player to record the ‘cycle’ Termites 13 6 .462 Ben Mesa Wheels 11 5 .455 Jess Wabol Seabees 12 6 .500 against the Patsun Royals on Pete Roberto Wheels 16 7 .438 Tony Camacho Sunrisers 12 6 .500 August 29, 1983. Speaking Martin Ngirarois Sharks 14 6 .429 Jerry Ayuyu Seabees 10 5 .500 about individual performance, Kirk Vergith Aces 13 5 .389 Bob Guerrero D-9er’s 8 4 .500 Dominic Chong, starting for the Runs:(8) Mike Guerrero (7) Cris Pangelinan, Many Evangelista, Inosuke Yamada Wheels 13 6 .462 first time after more than a year Darius Reremesk, Junio Martin, Will Jaked, Bill Quitano and Joe Pete Roberto Sun Risers 9 4 .444 lay off, went the distance strik­ Camacho. Bob Lizama D-9er’s 15 6 .400 Doubles: (3) Jack Taitano (2) Tony Camacho, Naruse (dip, Wills ing out nine batters and allowing Runs: (8) Jess Peterson (7) Larry Tenorio, Bob Lizama, Takeo, Junior Martin, Jess Dela Cruz, Cris Pangelinan. Cris Pangelinan just one earned run. The termites Triples: (2) Jess Stol and martin Ngirarois (1) Twelve Players jumped to a quick 13-0 lead in Doubles: (3) Pete Roberto (2) Bob Lizama, Ben Jones, Joe Homeruns: (2) Greg Camacho (1) Pete Roberto, Ben Mesa, Tony Sablan, Joe Camacho Camacho. Frank Malsol, Cris Pangelinan, and Mike Guerrero. just the first two innings high­ Triple: (1) Sixteeh Players RBI (8) Mike Guerrero and Cris pangelinan (6) Bill Quitano lighted by Camacho’s two two- Homeruns: (2) Cris Pangelinan (1) Twelve Players run homer and Jack Taitano’s Pitching Leaders Players Team INN RBI: (10) Larry Tenorio (6) Greg Camacho, Joe two doubles and three RBI’s. ER HIT W/L ERA Tony Benavente Termites 12 1 9 2-0 0.75 Camacho (5) Cris Pangelinan Pete Robert led the Wheels in Dominic Chong Termites 7 1 5 1-0 1.28 Pitching Leaders a losing effort going 2 for 3 with Eddie Santos Termites 4 1 5 0-0 2.25 Players Team INN ER HIT ERA an inside the park homer and Kaleb Dulei Sharks 22 11 26 2-1 4.50 Jose C. Sablan D-9er’s 10 1 . 10 0.70 also came in relief to silence the Ben Lizama Wheels 16 8 15 -1 4.50 Jack Taitano Islanders 15 3 13 1.40 Termites hot bats giving up just Peter Winsor Seabees16 8 18 1-0 Max Pangelinan Islanders 11 3 4 1.91 4.50ike Outs: five hits in four innings after Ben Sablan D-9’ers 9 3 9 2.33 (23) Kaleb Dulei Pete Taitano UR Native 6 3 11 3.50 picking up ten in the first two (18) Tony Benavente Strike Out innings. (11) Ben Lizama and Roy Magofna (18) Tony Camacho June 9 Sunday (13) You Demei (15) Jack Taitano The Rainbow Construction (12) Sherwin Magofna (13) Tony Satur

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