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CLUB 100 HAWAII CHAPTER NEWS

By WALTER KADOTA

COMMITTEES ::

Names make news so here's the line-up for Hawaii Chapter this year:

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Auditors

GEORGE TAKETA STANLEY USHIJIMA EUGENE EGUCHI ROGER KA\vASAKI TARUSH YJU.-1AMOTO HARRY aDA

Budget: KAZUMA TAGUCHI; Membership: TAKAO MIYA01

SUSUMU HATA; Mutual Assistance: STANLEY USHIJIMA; Public Re tions: JIMMY MAEDA; Puka Puka Parade: WALTER KADOTA; Program & Entertainment:- GEORGE INOUYE, RICHARD MIYASHIRO; Memorial Service: YASUO IWASAKI, LARRY TANIMO'ID, IARRY HIRaKAWA, MOTOYOSHI TANAKA; Christmas Party: ROGER KAWASAKI, TARUSH YA:MAMOTO, TAKAO MIYAO, TAKU OKAJIMA; Nomination: KAZUNOBU YAJ-lAMOTO, STANLEY USHIJIMA, GEORGE TAKETA; Legislative: WALLACE YA11AGATA, CHARIES BRENAMAN; Installation: YASUO IWASAKI; Historian: SHIGERU USHIJIMAj Boys and Girls: HR. & MRS. SEITOKU AKAMINE.

T? NOBODY HANDLING THE ON TO LOS ANGELES NISEI VETERANS REUNION COMMITTEE? HARRY aDA's the man!

Sons of the lOOth who figured prominently in the news recently ere~ JIM MIYAKE who was awarded the MVP award of the 1969 lOOth En emorial Baseball League season on the strength of his brilliant pitch­

ing performance all season long for the champion Waiakea Pirates team. His kid brother, "Rapid ll Robert does some fancy tossing for the high school team and together they could team up as a brother combination act unique in local baseball history. No wonder Father Michael looks forward to his Sundays.

NEAL HAGIWARA, "Skinny'" Hagiwarats boy who,swimming for the crack Hilo AqQatic Club in the re~ent State Age Group Swimming Championship at the Kamehameha Pool took two blue ribbon events in the 500 free­style ani the 200 butterfly and also swam in two other relay events in nich the Hila team rewrote the record book. Neal is destined for ~lid­

Pacific next year and he 111 be heard from, you can bet your Kennedy half-dollar on that. Also participating in the meet were RILEY KAOOTA

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and Jack Ota's irrepressible WINSTON OTA. Riley swam a leg on the 200 yds. freestyle relay team which broke the existing Hawa.iian record twice in one day. Winston, who is one year away from championship form, cut out all horseplay, spent his soda pop money on Absorbine Jr. and did creditable showing in all his events. We trust Taku Okajima and Shigeru Ushijirna will be e.l<;perien<cing their moments of glory when their kids come through with a win, competing with the best in the state in the Age Group Swimming Championship meet.

REHINDER NOTE ~reetings every 4 th Thursday at Cafe 100. The club I s not dead,

we've had scme good turn-outs lately in spite of Thursdays being adult movie night at the local theaters. Even SHIGERU ITO from Hakalau and WALLACE YAMAGATA from Ninole make the long trek to s hare an evening of merriment and good fellowship with the boys. And if you don't imbibe Roger Kawasaki will slap your wrist if you aim at t he beer kitty. If you \'\f anna unload your troubles Richand Miyashiro will furnish the towell

GOLF CLUB NEk'lS By Eugene Kawakami

WHAT HAPPENED AT THE LAST TOURNIMENT?? Because the top-notch (so called) golfers went to Kaua! that week-end, us guys who stayed back (thinking we had a chance of winning this time) get all keyed up to win and what do you think--we fell flat on our faces--EXCEPT, of course j FRED KANEMURA who

;<.,( f - -.; "( -\~ - walked away with the HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY trophy ... , ... ( .... ..:,:7fJ.:+.Ie- t with a net 6$ (Gross $9)-- better than guys with

--+ ~::rl handicap of $). Second place went to Kaz Shimizu, ~~ ~I net 70. Tied at 71 for 3rd place were Yasuto .- Furusho and Joe Takenouchi. Low Gross honors went

to Hide Uchida "A", Paul Marua "B" and Hideshi ~ Niimi IIC". What happened to the rest of the guys-­

GO ASK TEEM! o IS THE BEST DRESSED GOLFER! Don I t let the next guy take this honor I

~(ehagged from the June 2$ date as originally announced!)

NNIVERSARY LUAU DATE: SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1969 HAWAII NATI ONAL GUARD ARMORY

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ABLE CHAPTER NEWS By Blue Nagasa.ld.

GO WHERE THE ACTrON IS! The first action for Able Chapter members was held at Kanraku Teahouse on

c. March 29 . It was well attended by Able members- -over 50 ~t:i'l members, those whom you see often, who make the clubhouse

their second home and those you haven't seen for ages-some of them-_ since the war ended. Was good to see SABURO YOKOYAMA again, who still works as a stevedore . No doubt, he was happy to see the boys under ODe roof and he was himself again by leading the group in singing of old favorite songs-songs such as, "Ohl Johnny, Oh! Johnny, You are mt Sunshine, Don't Sit under the Old Apple Tree~ If and many other popula.r songs. Those ~re the good old days! Aft~r having a few, it sure brought out unknown talents among the boys--Richard Nakahara (Japanese style)' Biffa Moriguchi, Tony Iwaki and a few more of uDan Ho" caliber types . Good to see Mildo Kamei , up and around looking great after a long ailment.

Was able to have a small talk with the special guest of the evening, our Club 100 PresId'8nt, HENRY KAWANO . Chats about how to im­prove the club image by starting to live up to our Club 100 motto:: IIFor Continuing Service"-maybe pick up or s tart a project-just like " the Lions Clubs. Why is there a small turnout in almost all the club affairs1 How come high government officials send their aides and wellJ

... known people don't show up even though a personal invitation is given " them to our gatherings? Is it because the clllb is losing its prestige or losing its effeilt as a group ill this business,political, and social world of Hawaii? How come some members who eli rectly or indirectly be~ cause of their association with Club 100 got ahead in this world haven1t offered their s emcee for many years to help, guide, lead, lend their knowledge , wisdom, connections , experiences, influences to take the first and right step for Club 100 to gpin higher ground or re­gain our image-not only as the best fighting unit but as a post-war organization which praetices good sound American system of life! Ask allY" teenager-do you know the Club 1007 Most likely the answer will be Who are they? mt you boys did! So, let1s do something worthwhile that your kids (instant generation) can be proud of this organization and they themselves ldll join hand-in-hand with you and help, build, push, carq on and provide for a better world to live in . "' "Besides PayinB the usual party fee, the following members didn't come empty handed. but provi.ded more refreshments to make the stag party a groovy and a lasting one. Thanks to t he donor s who were Tak Yamane, Mild Temane, Kiyo Kami, Al Arakaki, R. Ishimoto, Kuni Fujimoto, Japan

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G I Tanaka, Seian Hokama., Frank Ikehara, K. Yui, Tal< N. Yamagata, Richard Old, M. Kadomoto , Y. Ino1J¥e, Bilfa

R. Fukunaga, Goro &lmida, Carl Morioka, Sam Sakamoto, Cul"'l1 Etsu Seldya am Manoa Finance (H. ramamoto) . Also noutsiders" were: Carl Shinoda, Tony Kinoshita, Art Tamashll"O, Herb ~~~~~.

Henry Kawano and all the way from Washington, D. C. Rep g many miles away but still don't forget the Able boys-- h!s

Refreshment chairman Stanley Takahaahi-Uatrong arm8 and mouth II the t rick to have more bottles tban ice in the coolerll

Deepest BYlIIPathy to SUEO SAKAIIO'l'O & family- his father passed in ..... l,y April .

~~~ two days- Excellent l BENTO w:I.ll be ,~ and prepared by the Inouye'.-MAKE THIS A FAMILY AFFAIR!

IOOlICS NEWS By Kent Nakamura

From the medicine cheat • •••• Some weeks ago, with the thought or getting some a etlan, I dropped in at the domicile of tlPuunui Fats,U the self- taught pocket-pool hotshot . Entering the home I s recreation roomg

I found the great one fixing up the pool table o I ' ve knOlm the t'el.l.ow long enough when he I s busy with • cme-j thing, let him alone .

I saw enough, was that action had to be postponed . So, I offered my II so- l ong" ; he lIttlttered things about a new cloth,

new pockets . MoVing toward the door, I visually checked the rack ot sticks . ~ of the sticks, even those that had been gotten rather recently, Beemed to have acquired more noticeable crooks. I figured that he had left them out in the !"a:ln again. Up there, there I s an unsporting house rule that crooked s ticks are for visitors .

This past week-end, I checked with the fellow and cleared that table was all fixed up for play. So, we tll be having aome action.

Hustlers arxl. sharpies play according to rules, and everywhere there is observance of a set ot rules of conducd and play-what ""count,s' to an unwritten code .

Not so where we play. A typical afternoon of action begins something as follows~

He pulls off the covering from the table and, as he starts to fold the covering, remarks, "Choose your weapon It. Because I have com­plained about ~ooked sticks before, and bvinging out his own special jointed stick, he needles me some more, lilt I s the player, not the stick. I"~

The game begins and goes on with no side scoring spectacularly. Then, just as he is about to pot the 15 ball, I abruptly turn my back to the play, bang my cue on the floor, reach for the rack and cautions hil)l, "game ball." I keep my back to him and listen for the sound of a ball dropping into a pocket, but not hearing such a sound, I know he has flubbed an easy one.

r He just about screams that nobody has to tell him that the 15 ball is the game ball, that I shouldn't rush him by reaching for the rack, that I should play cleanly.

At the other crucial points of other games, just when a player is about to stroke a shot, the other pl~er coughs, turns the radio's volume way up suddenly, even lets out wind--as possible.

Admittedly, this is dirty pool playing, but it is dirty playing at its best because both parties are aware that no quarters is given. Pretty often, bhlls PQc'keteCl Oy one player end up on the other side of the table.

His children are scolded for moving in the background, for opening the door the wrong time, for laughiilg too much outside. When he misses a fairly easy shot, he blames the music (not the right kind, he says), the washing machine (for hUIlllIling too loudly), the weather.

As you can see, clean playing is no fun. The game--as we play it is played seriously, and serious playing means that you gotta nettle the other guy, keep a cool head, and keep on grumbling. The one who weakens first, loses.

SOFTBALL By Blue

At the beginning of this year's league, the game managers decided that after play­ing a regular round, the best four of the six team league would play in a round- -robin but during the final games, the managers changed their minds and decided not to elimina. te the low t earns but· declared the first round games have no bearing on the win and loss standing as this was like playing in a grapefruit

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league--just to get into pla;ving stape--like the major leagues. Heard there were some pressure from the lowly teams that they are just as good as any team now, that the balls had some cra:zy bounce during the first round--so--starting April 20, all teams will play for real!

In the "grapefruit or Pineapple league" games of the Club 100 F.L. Turner Memorial Invitational Softball League, both S. Nakamoto Plumbing (1.399) and Nippon Theatre (HQ-D) tad the best record with 4-1 won and lOBS and will be the team to beat in the championship round starting April 20, 1969 at Ala Moana Park Sunday afternoons.

In the final games of this pineapple round these were the results! Nippon Theatre (HQ-D) had an easy time with Denver Grill (Ramblers) ll~ 3. D. Kinoshita's 4-.3, Sadashi Matsunami's 4-4 (1 HR), D. Nosse's 4-2; B. Umedals 4-2 and Ken Suehiro's 2-4 were batting "stars It Kurakake1s .3-2 for the Grill. Tony Kinoshita was the winning pitcher.

S. Nakamoto Plumbing (1399) scored 4 runs in the first inning to gain a 6-4 victor,r over Manoa Finance (A). K. Matsuda hit the only HR plus A. Taekawa's 3-2 for the IIPlumbers." While P. Shira.i1s 4-2 for the "moneyll. S. Oshiro was the w inning pitcher and for the losers, T. Manago.

Highway Construction (370) squeezed past Roc~J Way Egg (B) 3-2. C. Maeda's 3-2 plus Gerald Sumida's HE and R. Okubo's .3-2 for the High way men and for the losers, Azama's 4-.3, Ken Kaneko's 4-2 and T. Ono's .3-2 were topa. Y. Akita was the winner and Fo Shimizu took the loss.

BOWLING RESULTS

~ 1 / By Blue

l / EVen tho taken out of focus by $ Kanraku Teahouse (A) 3-1, league-

t <",'" fI;'II'I leading George Dean Photography (D) 11 ",nA/ /11' managed to maintain a slight lead of li d~ i points from second plae:e Hirose Painting

;; (B) on April il, in the Club 100 Bowling

~ I I ~ League at the stadium. -Bowl-O-Drome. / / ( Mac Yoshikawa I s 216 + IB= 234 and

,/ // Blue Nagasaki's 206-579 were the ~ Teahouse Bosses--also moved Kanraku /: .....--rllto .3rd position and for the nphoto ll

~ Pat Akimoto's lSO+ 24=- 204, Aki

1dIij) - Akimoto's 191+ 26t:: 217 and Herb rlllil/ -- Yamamoto's 196 .... 24 .. 220 were the highs.

Second place Hirose Painting (B) took only one game but scored enough to win the total pine to

split with Denver Grill (A) 2-2. Fred Nakamura' 6 209-537 and Stu Yoshioka IS 19B t'" 14 .... 212 were the big brushes for "Hirose" while

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Kiyoshi Kami ' a 519 and Yut.aka Inouye' s 192+ 18: ~12 were "mile high" scores . .

Hajim. Kodam& ' . 203-~54 and: Masa Tama ' . lSS+2S .. 203 helped: ,Nakat.,u Farm (6) cultivate Marl ' . ~ (HQ-Med:) 3- 10 Jack Hirano ' . ,192+16:208 and Wilfred Shoru ' . 207+15 a 222 were the biB ones for I "Kana" . , lIa.a Kawaguchi ' . 522 guided: Hole Ho10 Apparel (6) to .ew a 3- 1 !V!ctory flag over last year 's champs jI North American Life (c) . Hideshi Niind.t s 205+22s227 was high for the "Northemera"o

Jim Inatuku' . 195+8»203, Joe IIuramatsu ' s 233 26 259, Al Nitlail 189 26 215 and Esther Shimazu ' . 176+30" 206 of Vet ' . Tsl'llit. (6) bored 3- 1 holes in Windward Furniture (C), Ken Nakasone ' s 196+ 15 = 2U was the only hard wood 0

Trophy Center (HQ) d ..... a "'" and watched the Ielanders play elound baeeball .

BAKER CHAPTER NEWS 1\1 D 0

Small attendance at beginning at March ganeral mem­bership meeting. However j tow&rde closing time,

."",. ;;. ~ which was around 8:45 PM, OVer 30 members were __ Q:;.. counted . Atter much diacudlsion, the question ot '-»'" .. ' .;to ( ough \ .r-W '" I whether or not we t to combine our picniC and l' ~ ~ I over-night camp was left up to the committee t o

.;r::.- I) decide . i l'" I A lengthy Board. meeting report was g1. ven by , '-""'" ireq HK.. Atter much discueslon the Board took it upOn

lithBma8lVeS to grant the authority to President lawano to sign -a reso­lution ot the American Legion being presented to the Board of Regents , U of H not to change t heir original stand on the OliVer Lee case o Due to tho essence of time, this matter could not. be referred back to the Irespective chapterso 1 The latest word is that t he Anniversary' Luau date has been Ichanged. from Saturday JWl8 28 to Saturd83' Ji June 21. J All members were reminded about OfERATION FACE-LIFT (ot our club ! , · ~ou.e) for 1la7 3 & 4, full days both day • • ~ LET ' S ALL TURN OUT FOR rJ;US MASSIVE CLEAN-UP, PAINT-UP . REPAIR, HE.OU'IE OPl!:RATIONL L L

It was erroneously reported that LA melliber, JOE HlRONAKA would be iJ;a. town for t he Board t s April meeting . He ld.ll be in town, instead,

oat likelY for the June Board meeting to give the Board. members a 1rat-haDdJi detailed information on the 1970 Nisei Veterans Reunion ~ LA. in tho sumner of 1970. It has been stated that most likely this maeting with Joe Hi.ronaka would be made into a general memberm 1p meet­ing in ord.,. that _,., one interested in thia affair can be present to receive the intormation as well ~ to ask further questions.

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MAUl CHAPTER NEWS By Tom Nagata

Our monthly meeting was held on the evening of April 3 rd., with a good crowd on hand . Maui Chapter Presidert;

Takashi Kitaoka used the gavel with great authority and kept the meeting running

smoothly throughout the time required. Our meetiIgs have averaged a little over half- an- hour this year and the rest of the evening is spent in relaxing and enjqying each other's company over a bottle of beer or highball.

During the meeti ng, members voted to send. a check of $150.00 to the Club 100 sponsored Littl e League Team--Piratea to help defray their expenses for the coming baseball season.

Iwao Takamori, Mother's Day Dinner Chairman, reports that either Maui Frontier Restaurant or the Golden Jade Chop Sue,y Restaurant will be the site for this dinner . A definite location will be picked qy next meeting .

According to Poison Kamimoto, Maui coordinator for the Honolulu C Chapter member s ' visit to Maul during the June 8th week-end, May 15 has been designated as the cut-off time for C Chapter member s to send in their hotel reservations. He has reserved. a block of rooms at the hotel rut must have a firm figure b.Y then. Donald Kuwaye, C Chapter ~resident, has appointed Ralph Ikeda to be the contact man for the ~onolulu members to see about the trip. We might arrange a big /hukilau at the picnic .

About 12 Lanai goilers will definitely come to Maul on the week-en! of April 26-27. Golf Chairman Poison Kamimoto has the schedules all tready for them. A beer bust and steak dinner will be held in their

onor. Mitsugi Mota has bem hospitalized with major surgery at t he Maui

Memorial Hospital. He is abl e to receive visitors now. By the time this appears in print he should be out of the hospital.

I w:>uld like to remind our members to pay their 1969 dues , if [they have not done so already. Toshio Iwami is our treasurer.

Our condolences go to Tsutamu (William) Nagashima, D Company, twhose father passed away recently.

DOG CHAPTER NF.WS By Helen Nikaldo

Headquarters and Dog Chapter 1s combined stag party was held on March 22 at the Ishii Garden. AB I heard i t (how ceme I didn't get invited to cover this story) was a great success. Wine, women and

c_ game s. looks as t hough all the Singing, drinking, etc., wasn1t enough, for the Nesans and guys wound up at Denver Grill. No wonder when the wives suggested th.at we have our hen party at the I shii Garden, the men-folks gave us a loud and clear NOI

While the men were having a ball, we wives also had a grand time . We went to the Prince Kubio as it was moreLcentr~ l ocated. The follwing ladies: Kay Chinen, Momoyo Endo, Mildred Hoaaka, Rhoda Ka:wamata, Florence Mitsunaga, stella Nakayama, Thelma Urabe, thaI Usui and Helen Nikaido were escorted and chaperoned b.1 Bru~e

Hosaka and Vicki Kawamata. The dinner was superb and as the evening was still yourtg, the ladies all went to the Nikaidos . Although it was a small group, we had a very nice time . Ask Florence, she had to go home barefooted-afraid ahe might slip . So you see, our first hen party was a success, too. Hope the next time mor e ladies will join us .

Thank you Martin Tohara, Masaji Ualli and Her bert Yamamoto f or our generous donat i ons of whiskey and beer for the stag part y o N~ ime how about donating to the hen party instead !

To those of you who are basketball enthuaiasts- -did you notice cute , little, round- eyed cheer leader at the Mid- Pac games? She

B none other than Eva Hosaka, daughter of "Doc'" and Mildred. Roaaka .

BeARD _TIW HI-LITES By Kazuto Shimizu

LJ. OUr Blood Bank reserve is 68i pints. The 1399th vets Club donated $50.00 td the Club 100.

. The tentative Luau date has been changed from June 28 to JUNE 21 - one week -earlier.

The Board of Directors authorized t he President to sign a oint statement with the Commander of the aerican Legion which rges the U of H Board of Regents not to be influenced in their

judgement by outside pressure groups.

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Please feel free to come in and visit our new beautiful setting at any time. At any time of need, please call on us for assistance and complete service. You have your choice of either of our two chapels. with their distinctive indoor-outdoor garden settings. in addition, we provide the most modern facilities and the thoroughly professional ser­vices of our experienced staff.

CREMATORY

CALL 856-458

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PHONE, % 537-5548

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24-HOUR SERVICE

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80ttlee und~r the luthorily 01 Th, Coca·CoI. ComPiny by: THE COC.HOLA BOTILING COMPANY OF HONOlULU INC.

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Style Shoe Stores BOB'S UNION SERVICE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

Dress Work Play

1133 B.chtl St. 537-4310 (O~o.h. Hl wall Th .. tr.)

J588 Wal. IM AVI. 734-7944 (K.rrnukI 8 ranch- Qu ... n Th .. n e Bldg.)

@ 153 Oneawa St., Kailua

2 Convenient l ocat ions to Serve You PHONE 261-0262 BOB KONDO 10 1

cpb DAILY INTEREST of 4% P. A. IS PAID ON REGU LAR SAVINGS, INTER EST COMPO UN· OED QUARTER LV.

PAYS t h e prime

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on TIME CERTI FICATES OF DEPOSIT and SAVINGS CERTIFICATES

(90 DAYS OR OVER)

Member of F.D,I.C.

HEAD OFFICE: 50 N. KI"!, Comer SmUI'I MOI LIU BRANCH: 2e1' . I(lng. Univ. Sq. Bldg. KALIHI BRANCH: 202. N. King, Comer Kopke S~ KAIMUKI BRANCH: 3~S Wall'n. n •• , HMh A_ MAKIKI BRANCH: 1350 S. King $1_, WAIKIKt BRANCH: 2.00 Kalak,u, " .... KANEOHE BRANCH: "5-1015 Kim Hlghw"l' AlEA BRANCH: gg. , &S MQanllul Rd. HILO BRANCH; 183 KII_ 51 ... ' KAHULUI BRANCH : Klhu lul Shopping 0.111.,

WALLACE F. IWAU

DISTRIBUTOR FOR

ADVANCE SCREEN PROCESS SUPPLY CO.

Phone 949-4929 2704 S. King St.

SELECf UNDERWRITERS. LTD. !'1m 21 0. Unlwnltv Squara Bldo. 281 !I S. "'ng Str.at

PHO N E 1149-0041

ALL LINES OF INSURANCE

SEIAN HDKAMA IAI '"aIFFA'" MORIGUCHI(A) FRANK IKEHARAJAI SDNSE I NAKAMURA (8)

NAOJI YAMAGATA (A)

Musical tnstrument~ & Accessories

Appliances Radios, TV

Large Selection of Records

We Serv ice & Repair Every th ing We Sell

Stu Yo shioka ' 8'

PHONE 737-77 11 732-OJOO 3457 WAIALAE AVE.

NORTH AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ' CHICAQO

GREGORY H.IKEDA,C.L.U. General Agent and Manager

ALL LI NES OF INSURANCE

NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE AGENCY, LTD.

Suite 105. 1210 Auahi Street. Honolulu. Hawaii 96814 Phone: 536-7005

HARRY ASATO PAINTING, INC.

Residential - Commercial- Industrial

3006 Ualena Street Phone 816-526

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24 Brunlwiek u.ne& Brunswick Autom.tic Pin.eettere Tele Seore8 Tele Foul Line

Best WIshes to the Club 100)

TelepJw~ Senrice Direct tQ BowiuJ Benches P/JfI()fllf"ic Specl.lJlQr Seclil Fo/UIlOil'l SerQ;r:e III BowlerJ all LaIiU Free ilUlrl«:MII$ Aooilable

820 Isenberg SL, Phones 149-&668-949-6669

MITSUWA KAMABOKO FACTORY, LTD.

Kamaboko Age

Kushi Chikuwa Uzumaki

Free Gift Wrapping Service

121 Ahui St.

Phones 536-6702 637-3478

Charles Furumoto-D

We Wrap For Mailing

Distributed ~ in Hawaii bY~

520 I(-.ok:~ SL Honolulu, HI 98814

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Use tor KItchen, 8ath, Woodwork-and Allinlerior Surfaces • A break-through in

paint technology • Wash it repeatedly

without harm • Extremely easy

toapply-no brush "pull"

• Beautiful, lo-lustre, very durable finish

• No strong enamel "painty" odor

Ph. 847-9911 Ask for Wally Martin or Elaine Nishikawa w, hIve the , rl ht p. lnt .nd fl nl," 10' .very Job I

• COlORTONE REI • SUN. PROOF LAT£X • SUN·PROOF HOUSE PAINT • WALLHID£ SEIIoII·GLOSS

ENAMEL • WAUHID£ GLOSS [HANEL • WALLHIDI!: SATINHIO[ ENAMEL • WALLHIOE SATINHIDE LATEX • WALLHIOE LATEX • WALLHIOE fLAT EN.u41El • PITT·GLAZE • PRIMER. UNDERCOAT • METAL PRrMER", FINISHES • frRf RETARDANT LATEX PAINT • fLORHIOE ENAJroIEL

HAL HASHIMOTO w .... P,lnt Dept.

Non-Profit Organization U.S. POSTAGE

PAID Honolulu, Hawaii

Permit No. 158