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1 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII LIB RARY VOLUME XXIII, No. 1 ' 1:\ ') I \, 11\ to..,j.:. " III JANUARY CLUB 100 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Front (left to right) Hal Tamashiro, Assistant Treasurer; Takeichi Miyashiro, Secretary; Sadashi Matsunami, 2nd Vice President; Tsuneo Morikawa, President; Henry Kawano, Past President; Ben Tamashiro, 1st Vice President; Rear (left to right) Harry Katahara (B), Arthur Tamashiro (HO), Herbert Yamamoto, Executive Secretary; Ralph Ikeda (e), Kent Nakamura (Medics), and Richard Hara (D).

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6 ANGELTOWN NEWS By Kay Hironaka This writer would like to apologize at the ver,y start for the lack of news this month. Haven't received any items from the members aside from the bits and pieces heard at the meetings on Wednesday nights at the Association Hall. Of course, the upcoming reunion and especially the souvenir booklet are the subjects uppermost in our minds at the present time. One of the mo~ encouraging de~elopments is the decision to have the 1970 Reunion Welcoming Banquet at the Century Plaza Hotel, after long deliberation by the committee. Suffice it to say, that most of our members were elated and also relieved. As for the booklet, Sat Nakamura, Kenji Yoshino, Aki Miyagi and Joe Hironaka are meeting once a week along with members like Tad Hashi moto, Lloyd Seki, Douglas Tanaka, etc. It might be noted that Art Yoshimura and Joe Morizono of "A" Battery were present at a couple of the meetings and thanks to them, we were able to hear some fresh ideas and suggestions towards making this a monthly project. It was encoura ging indeed in that the mood of this whole endeavor was uplifted, at least to this writer. It cannot be stressed enough that every possible assistance regarding the booklet will be appreciated, particularly in the area of selling advertising space. This is no easy task but it can be done with a little nerve and a lot of "esprit de corps." It was decided at the last meeting that the same officers are going another round in one of the strangest elections these eyes have ever seen. Does this automatically eliminate an installation dinner this year? Just asking. Our deepest sympathy to Vice-President Henry Sakato and his f~ in the passing of his mother after a long illness. It is with our deepest regret we report that Warrant officer Leonard James Sugimoto, 22-year old son of Ray and Fumi Sugimoto (Baker, looth) of Gardena, was killed in action in Vietnam on December 17. He was a helicopter pilot as reported in the August issue of the Puka Puka Parade. continued -1-

7 ABLE CHAPTER NEWS By Blue Nagasaki CONGRATULATIONS!! To the 1970 officers of Able Chapter! It vias made officially at the December monthly meeting, where the election took place. Those vlho were elected, or drafted or railroaded are, for President, Kazuo Kamemoto; Vice President, Goro Sumida; Secretary, Kiyoshi Kami; and Treasurer Hasao Kadomoto. To start the New Year act ivities vii th a big bang and to show our full support to our chapt er elected officers this coming year, beside the Club 100 installation party to be held on February 27, Friday nite at the Hawaiian Village Coral Room, 1969 Able Chapter Officers-headed by President Biffa Moriguchi \vill make all the preparation and arrangements for "something new" Able Chapter Installation party which most likely \vill be at Kahala Hilton Hotel to be held either on January 24, or February 7 - a coat and tie affair. Golfers, if you see the greens is much greener at Ala IVai Golf Course lately and if your ball don't go into the holes you can blame partially to Yutaka Inouye who is one of the greenkeepers there. It will be an outstanding year for Able Chapter vlhen, at the first monthly meeting held on January 21, our President Kamemoto has organized a steering Committee - which include the officers and some of the outstanding Able Chapter members to map out a interesting program with lot of activities for the young and more for the members and wives since lot of their children has step into the vlorld by themselves. By next 3rd Wednesday of Februa~J this committee will reveal its program for t he year and vfill need all your kokua from each member to car~j it out by participating in activities offered by this Chapter. Since it's a Semi-formal affair for 1970 Installation Banquet to be held on February 27 Friday nite in the Coral Room at Hav/aiian Village, get your coat cleaned, pressed and to the \,Ii ves who haven't a decent dress to v/ear for this banquet get busy on your sewing machine or get a dress somehovl so you can be ready vlhen asked. But make sure, get the tickets from your Chapter Representative or at the Clubhouse. Let's give Club 100 President Tsuneo Morikawa (Able) and his officers all the support by attending this affair. (cont. on page 5) -2-

8 HAPPY NOO EAR~ BAKER CHAPTER NEWS By Dick Oguro Although at the start of the first meeting of 1970 at 8: 00 PM held Friday evening January 16 at the clubhouse, there... Iere around 11 members present, by the time adjournment came a little past 9:00 o'clock, members attending nurnbered nearly thirty. Long- time-no- see fellas Here part-time fisherman Hajime Yamane- san (full-time Post man) and also Mike Niyake, Lawyer-Accountant (CPA) "'Iho looked fit as a fiddle1 Sez he has been rubbing out the hardwood floor dovffi at the r';uuanu Y for t he past 9 years running 3 to 4 miles a day at lunch br eak. Still vlei ghing precisel y the same as "'Then he was discharged he advocates to all the same thing "run for your heal th ~" Of course you'll have to do without breakfast in the mornings and just have a sandwich for lunch1 Mike's looking for company. So here ' s your chance to get into the physical fitness you have been promising to do for a long time all you fatso's in Baker Chapt er. On a sober note: vlishing JIMHY TANI full speed recovery from his recent illness that r endered him "Hors De Combat" and sent him to st. Francis. I hope that this Janua~J meeting is no indication of the pattern for the rest of the meetings in This vias a long meeting - taking over one hour. But Prexy HK did right in taking a lot of time to discuss the proposed charity pr oject presented to the Board by Ni ppon Theatre's Furuya Brothers. A live shovl of top- notch Japanese screen stars (17 Star~ plus 3 Directors) to put on a one- night Variety Show at the HIC ln July 1970, all proceeds to go to charity- 50% of net to go to Japan's Jvlentally Retarded Fund- our 50% of t he net like\ use to go to a charitable organization (or several ) he r e in Halfaii) (continued on page 11) -3-

9 DOG CHAPTER NE.vS Happy Nevi Year~ By Helen Nikaido A dinner-meeting attended by twent y-five members '\Jas held on Tuesday, December 16, 1969 at the Wisteria. Generally, Dog Chapter doesn't hol d a meeting in December but being his l ast term in office, Pr esident Katswni Nakayama vlent all out and held a dinner-meeting. Thank you, Hr. Presi dent, for inviting me to this dinner. The Christmas party, chaired by Hartin Tohara and Richard Hara, was held on December 21st at the clubhouse. As alvlays, vie had lots to eat and drink. Kuul ei Taira, "Fuzzy" and Eddie Yoshimasu had a good bingo game going with pri zes gal ore. Bob Taira distributed the candie and gifts vlithout his Santa uniform. I guess his outfit \vas strikebound. It seemed as though the grovm-ups "lere enjoying their grab bags more than the ldddies, especially Bob. Bob had a little gadget where he had to reach t he mountain. If you haven't reached t he top, better do mor e push-ups at the gym, Bob. Hope you're making use of your gr ab bags, Stella and Eddie. Wonder if Kuul ei put her gift in the safe deposit box for safe keeping. That's a rare gem, Kuulei. Hy grab bag \'las a very practical one which I can put to good use when my "fork load is heav'j at the office - t akes a little pr a ctice though. We "lere happy to have the follo"ting guests: Hr. & Mr s. Herbert Furuya & daughter, Gracie, Hr. & Mrs. Andrew! 1atsunaga and children. It was nice to see Tony Kinoshita and family, and Thomas Ni kaido and his family. Many thanks to the following members and \vives: Hrs. Homoyo Endo- Namasu, pupus, egg roll and delicious fish soup. She also gave up her 10 pounds of rice for t he party, else we would have had to bring our own rice. Hrs. Eddie Kuvlazaki - Salad I-irs. Dorothy Tohara - Jel10 Salad, lemon cake and takuwan tits. Kay Chinen - Undagi Hrs. George Kuri su - Jello Kanten Hr. Lefty Kimura (C Chapter) Fish for sashimi a nd pul ehu Hr. Nakatani (B Chapter) Fresh watercress Mrs. Richard Hara - Namasu Sidney Oshiro - 1 bottle V. O. (continued on page 9) -4-

10 (Able Chapter News continued from page 2) University President, H. Cleveland, will be the main speaker. Our condolences go to House Representative Howard Miyake - whose mother passed away after a long illness. Sayl The monthly meeting date is changed - third Thursday nite of the month - let's come out to the Clubhouse and support your officers. We have a good enthusiastic l eader in Kazu - so - need plenty of minutemen. See you at the meetings. Bowlers - It's almost time for you to get the bailout of the closet if you will like to participate in the 1970 Season Club 100 Bowling League. It will start in the first vleek of April, Friday nite, 2nd shift at Stadium Bowl-O-Drome - a t entative date. Notify your Chapter Repr esenative if you are interested. (Angeltown News continued from page 1) Funeral service was held on December 26 at the Crenshavr Christian Church in Inglewood and interment service the following day at the Green Hills Memorial Park in San Pedro. Although we have had numerous relatives serving in Vi etnam, Warrant Officer Sugimoto vias the first casualty to strike the members of the 442nd Veterans Association of Southern California. To his widow Ellen and his parents, the members of the 442nd Veterans Association of Sout hern California convey their deepest sympathy in the loss of their loved one serving his country. A PROSPE ROUS 1970 TO YOU ALL Hope to have more information next month, until then, "think Reunion." -5-

11 HAUl CHAPTER Nm'lS By Tom Nagata Dec. 12, 1969 With President Takashi Kitaoka presiding, Maui members held their last meeting of 1969 on Thursday night, December 4th. Treasurer Toshio Ivlami gave his financial report. Indications are that we will have a nice balance to carry into Toshio has volunteered to serve another year as Treasurer of the Club. Thank You! Mutual assistance chairman William Nakahara reported that Goro Kuwada was hospitalized recently at Maui Nemorial Hospital. Golf chairman Rokuro Kamimoto announced that the final tournament of 1969 for club members will be held on December 14 at the Wiehu Golf Course. Our annual Christmas Party v!ill be held on Saturday evening, December 20, starting at 6 PM vii th a luau. Each family is asked to bring their own presents and w ill be assessed $2.00. There w ill be bingo games, and door prizes v!ill also be given out. Santa Claus will make his appearance and give out bags of fruits, nuts, and candies. Co-chairmen for the party vlill be Johnny Mi yagawa and Stanley Inouye. The counting of ballots to elect our 1970 slate of officers was the final order of business. With William Nakahara calling out the votes and Johnny l{lyagawa checking off the names, an exciting half hour followed. The most exciting r ace was for Auditor with Rokuro Kamimoto and Hatsuo Satoshige ending in a tie. The results of the election were as follows: President, Richard Iriguchi; Vice Pres., Tadao Sato; Secretary, Osamu Nakagawa; Treasurer Toshi Iwami (re-elected); Auditor, Rokuro Kamimoto and Hatsuo Satoshig tied; Director, Stanley Inouye. Congratulations to all you successful candidates. January 16, 1970 Maui Chapter members and their families hel d their annual Christmas dinner party on Saturday, Dec. 20, at the Naska Clubhouse. -6-

12 HAW~II CHAPTER ~NS By ;/ialter Kadota The 100th Battalion Memorial Baseball League may phfft but Club 100t h' s ChristI-Jas Party vlill continue if Taku Okajima and Charlie Nishimura will have any say about it. There was talk a while back that we should cut it out entir el y now that our kids have outgrown the fantasy of being good for Santa's sake. But if it provides the means whereby t he club can reach Dugan Yonemori, Shinsuke Shimabukuro, Ernest Enomoto and the other lost s heep why l et's have ' em and many more. We find ourselves getting a bit lonesome in our mello';l years and vie hanker for the warm camaraderie that kept us together as a team a long time ago. Xmas party is the answer. The clubhouse was filled vlith charcoal smoke generated by Tsugio Kaisen and Poker Joe Ka';/auchi, trying to inject a Primo Beer flavor to the barbecue chunks. We vfondered why the Board of Health sani tation man, ~~sao Koga wasn't lifting a finger against the perpetrators of air pollution. I got no authority he said, bragging about his pau hana years and his r etirement from government service. Tarush Yamamoto played jolly St. Nick, a far CF'J from the day v(hen he answered the first draft call only to be turned ahay because the scale wouldn't register 100 lbs. *ihhhhhhhh~~hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh} Chairman Larry Tanimoto announces that I nstallation Night Hill be at the Hilo Yacht Club on Jan. 30, 1970 at $5.50 per head. Officers to be installed are : President..... Eugene Eguchi Vice-President Stanley Ushijima Treasurer..... Roger Kavlasalci Sec::etar y..... Richard lviiyashiro Audltors Notoyoshi Tanaka LarF'J Tanimoto You ' ve heard the man. Let's majce it an Auld Lang S~me affair. (continued on page 10 ) -7-

13 I CLUB 100 INSTALLATION 13ANQU E T DATE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1970 TIME: 6:30 PM No Host Cocktails 7:00 PM Chinese Dinner PLACE: CORAL BALLROOM, HILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE ATTIRE: Semi- Formal (Coat & Tie) $7. 50 per person - with a bottle on each table. Please make your reservations or get your tickets early; by contacting one of the following: Banquet Committee Chapter President 1""-,1,,.10. ) (-,~ AI...) Harold Tabata(7'~.(('S'~ ') Hq. Roy Ikawa (~~~'o..r) Hideo Sato (2"S-40.6) A Kazuo Karnemoto(y..r.f.J3i..y Jim Inafuku (S~.s:-~"'3) B Harry Katahara~i<;<t.;J9 Ralph Ikeda (7.3~~-~ t:'3) C Ralph Ikeda Conrad Tsukayarnap';"~.H)D Richard Hara (7&>,H'V Albert Yokoyarna('("3J~if9Medics Kent Nakarnura(!".$ -o~1o) Al Planas, Chairman (A) (~~~3.~1) or the Club Office - Tel GET TOGETHER WITH YOUR CHAPTER MEMBERS or FRIENDS AND MAKE UP TABLES OF TEN. - 8-

14 (Dog.Chapter News continued from page 4) Mrs. Mrs. Helen Nikaido - Pineapple juice and cheese cake cookies Etsuro Sekiya - Eight bunches of roses. (These roses were distri buted among the ladies listed above as requested by the donor. Sorry, if same of you were disappointed in not getting any.) I think 1969 was a very good year for us. We had more members and wives corning out to our family nights. As "Naka" says, "There's togetherness among the members now more than I can remember." I would like to thank the follmung persons (I'm sure the rest of you will join me, too) who Vlorked so hard during the year to make our family nights a success: Katsurni Nakayama (our president for four years) vlho sometimes ran around like a chicken without a head trying to se'~ that everything went right. Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Kuvlazaki for the tako and delicious salad. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Enelo for the pupus and soups. Richard Hara for hustling for the hard to get sashirni and manpower. Mrs. Dorothy Tohara for her desserts. To all the guys who came out for the clean-ups on Sundays. Last but not least, to my hubby "Nick" Vlho gave up many a fishing outing to prepare the tripe stew. Your officers for 1970 are as follows: President - Richard Hara Vice-President - "Capone" Inomoto Secretary - Kenji Nikaido Treasurer - Jitsuri Yoshida Did you turn in your questionnaire for the 1970 Dog Co. reunion on Hawaii? ~._A..:...!!EQN.!.0.!i QO~R..I_!:!E~T.!.NQ.!i01:I E.. I. MONDAY, February 16, :30 Club 100 Clubhouse II.SATURDAY, February 28, nd Clubhouse 9:30 AM. Representatives from L.A. will be there.bt.!e.!it..!.0.!i _N~IQ~OE _I..L.bNQ. _~M1!EBS! I! Any member interested in going to the 1970 Nisei Veterans Reunion should notify Club 100 Office by Mail immediately. - 9-

15 (Halvaii Chapter NevlS continued from page 7) The Viet Nam veterans came back and the ticklish questi on came up, "do \"le admit them to our club?" "Nol" says George Inouye, the Club's standard bearer. "We admit one vie have to adni t the guy uho besmirched the good name of the l OOth Battalion and the 442 by refusing to go to Viet Nam." A reader asks \"lhat happened to the laugh-in jokes? Here ' s one involving me vlhich happened at the County Fair some time ago but 1"lhich took this long to get the family clearance. I vias sampling the merchandise - one of those r eclining chairs vlith a buil t -in electrical massage motor. The feeling vias ecstatic. Back of me two wahines were discussing a movie which one of them had seen the night previous. "You should see the climax", said the teenager. The l ady demonstrator vlore a puzzled look seeing me stand bolt upright from the chair and go scooting out of there - but fast. The 100th Battalion Hemorial Baseball League, as such is but a memory. A ne\vly reorganized association calling themselves the AJA Baseball League ushered in the new season on January 4, The same old 100th boys Yasuo Iwasaki, Harry Oda, Stanley Ushijima, Masao I j l1i yake, Geor ge Inouye and Ka zuma Taguchi are running the show. There vlas a Takao Hi yao - Kazuma Taguchi Day scheduled in conjunction vlith i the season' s opener in recognition of these two gents contribution to local baseball, but rain put a damper on it. The proud papas who brag about sonny boy' s exploits on the diamon owe a handshake of appreciation to the t vm tireless vlorkers. P LE A S E PAY YOUR DUES SUPPORT YOUR ADVERTISERS!!! -10-

16 (Baker Chapter News - continued from page 3 ) By an overwhelming majority Baker Chapter voted n?t to approve sponsorship of this project by Club l OO! However pendlng the outcome of the votes by t he other Chapters, \ve may be out voted in the final tabulationsl On tap in February, besides our Shinnen Eidai (February 21) the Bn Installation Dinner comes off 27 in the Coral Room of t he Waikiki Hilton Hotel. In capsule form: DATE: PLACE: TIME: COST: MENU: ATTIRE: Nuuanu Onsen Stag on Friday, February Friday F e brua~j 27, 1970 Waikiki Hilton Coral Room 6:30-7:30 PM Cocktails $7.50 per person l (This i ncludes t he bottle on every table) Nine course Chinese Dinner Coat & Tie - Men (Dress up for t he ladies, for once!) Evening wear - Ladies Bob Taira MC: SPEAKER: Harlan Cleveland, President of the University of Ha"laii ake your own ten-some t ables resentatives for tickets and save $7.50. This dinner \fill if you "lish. Cont act your Chapter Ret able r eservations. Lucky dog, Prexy K be on the Chapter if he attends! See Jimmy Inafuku for tickets and table reservations. Lets have a good attendance and in the Valentine Month of February let1s give the wives a breakl Roy-san made an appeal fop bowlers especially if there are any young sons around wanting t o play. He still has spots for a fe"l more bowlers. So contact Roy Nakayama if you ",ant to bo\vl. Seems like a lot of interest has been generating of the 1970 Nisei Veterans Reunion on the Bn l evel as well as on the Chapter level. Chapter Representatives have been pumping HK a lot of questions. In connection "lith t hi s r eunion I would like to make this one point clear. There will not be a separate Baker Chapter night during the reunion. But t here "lill be a 100t h Bn Ni ght i n ",hich all members of the 100th r egardless of Company designations will be royally entertained by t he Los Angel es l GOt h Inf group!!! (continued on page 12) -ll-

17 I I (Baker Chapter NeVis continued from page 11) One more honor heaped on Prexy HK who vras official ly pronounced official Club 100 Representative to the Reunion by Bn Pre)QJ Tsuneo Horika.. Ta. Well, ho\,t about a lit tle more substance like taking up his tab for all the official functions of the Reunion??? No harm in asking, is there??? l!"aking his final report and getting a rousing round of applause for his report on t he Christmas Party vtas Ken Iha 1 \ Ie Here the l ast to leave the Clubhouse this night and it was only 11:30 PH. Of course, we stopped by King ' s Bakery for more bull session. Hope KI reached home safe and sound - that wasn ' t seven-up he vtas drinking,'lith an unquenchable thirst, so it seems, at the meeting that night. A l1quiclcie 11 affair to "Thich a l l Bakerites could not be invited simply because the only available room at the RainbovT Teahouse.,Tas limited as to number, ;-Tas the stag affair for returned l1generap Teshima m-mer and pr esident and general manager of Americo Company of To10Jo and Kyoto, Japan. '.velcome home again Teshima- san, Yoku Irasai Hashita! Crowded into the little 114X6 11 cubicle at the Shinonome Tei, on Saturday, the 13th of December, I believe, a fe;-t days after the December general membership meeting, and master minded by Kengo k, I think, '-Tere nearly 30 people, mostly Bakeri tes there. This was a really stag affair and a fe"t minutes after things got underway, booze and "bulp \Tent fast and furious. Host of the l1bulp dltelt in reminiscense of the Japan trip "TaY back when as well as all the vtay back to Europe in WWII days. CAN HE EVER FORGET!? Promisin,:; t he l1generall1 that the next time I am i n Japan, I Hill really look him up, I left rather early in the evening for no particular r eason at a 11, just slm'1ing dovm I guess??? It vtas still raining cats & dogs Hhen I drove out. Hope you and yonrs have a r eally happy and prosperous 170 General! SAYONARA FOR ri O.v DO

18 (Maui Chapter Nevis continued from page 6) Rokuro Poison Kamimoto vras MC for t he evening. He called on Sadami Katahara to say grace before the luau was served. After the luau, vlhich vlas prepared by the Abner Delima catering service, President Takashi Kitaoka was called on to say a fevi words. Johnny Miyagawa then took over the program and let the group in singing Christmas carols. He vlas assisted by 1111's. Jacl( Gushiken and Mrs. Wataru Kaneshina. A special rendition of "White Christmas" by Johnny Miyagav/a, Arthur Shinyama, and Akira Jockey Ishika\"la brought back memories of Camp Mc Coy, Wisconsin \ li th its white snovl in late With the children singing "Jingle Bells", Santa Claus (Doc Ikeda) made his appearance and passed out gifts for the young ones and bags full of candies, nuts, and fruits to all those present. The rest of the evening was spent in calling out lucl0j numbers. Each family received one nember at t he time they registered and as their number was called by Johnny Miyaga\'Ta, ably assisted by 11itsugi Moto, a member of the family stepped up to a table laden with prizes to choose any object they fancied. After all the nembers had been called, they were put ba ck into the bowl, and the process repeated until all the prizes were given avlay, In this \'lay, all the fanilies had something to take horne. Co-chairmen for the party vtas Johnny l-liyaga"\'la & Stanley Inouye. Mi tsugi Moto and I wao Talcamori registered the members as they arrived for t he party. Newly elected Maui Chapter President Richard Iriguchi presided over the first meeting of 1970, \.;hich vtas held on Thursday evening, It Jan. 8th. He announced that t he budget for t he year will be presented at the next meeting, and that chairmen for the various committees vlill be appointed soon. Let us all give Richard our fullest support. Installation Banquet will be held next month for the 1970 officer! Co-chairmen for the affair will be Jack Gushiken, \'I'illiam Nakahara, and Iwao Tak&nori. Time and place will be announced at a later date.. Our congratulations go to Lester Katahara, \-/ho was principal nonunee to the U.S. Airforce Academy by Congr esswoman Patsy Mink. His proud parents are the Sadami Kataharas' -13-

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21 Style Shoe Stores SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Dress Work Play 1133 Bethel St (Opposite Hawa" Thaatra) 3588 Walalae Ave (Kalmukl Branch- Queen Theatre Bldg.) 2 Convenient Locations to Serve You BOB'S UNION 153 Oneawa St., Kailua PHONE BOB KONDO (D).~==================~==================~, No problem is too small for the full service bank. No matter how small, or large, your financial needs may be, you can count on them being met quickly and cheerfully at Central Pacific Bank. We'll pay your utility bills or count pennies from a piggy bank with the same care and consideration as we arrange a major business loan. At CPB we know we '.'.'.' succeed most when we serve you best. ~h dh ~ CENTRAL PACIFIC BANK ~ oc;io. Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorPoration

22 WALLACE F. IWAU NORTH AMERICAN LIFE l N SUR AN CE CO M P ANY C HICAGO GREGOR Y H. IKEDA, C. L.U. General Agent and Manager DISTRIBUTOR FOR ADVANCE SCREEN PROCESS SUPPLY CO. Phone S. King St. All LINES OF INSURANCE NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE AGENCY, LTD. Suite 105, 12) 0 Auahi Street. Honolulu. Hawaii Phone: SELECT UNDERWRITERS. LTD. Am 210, University Square Bldg. '2615 S. King Street PHUNE All LINES OF INSURANCE SEIAN HOKAMA (AI " BIFFA" MORIGUCHI (AI FRANK IKEHARA (AI SONSEI NAKAMURA (BI NAOJI YAMAGATA (AI HARRY ASATO PAINTING, INC. Residential- Commercial- Industrial 3006 Ualena Street Phone Musical Instrument~ & Accessories Appliances Radios, TV ~ (fii!jj Large Selection of Records We ervice & Repair Everything We Sell Stu Y osh ioka '8' PHONE WAIALAE AVE. \~ =r ~tb eda:i1!!l eott fr~ (~ ~.'ti! St. ~---" W ILLIAM KOMODA S'

23 24 Brunswick Lanes Brunswick Automatic Pinsetters Tele Scores Tele Foul Line Best Wishes to the Club 100 ) Telephone Service Direct to Bowie,. Bench.. Panoramic Spectator Seats Founlain Service to Bowlers on Lane$ Free Instructions Available 820 Isenberg St, Phones 94~ Kamaboko Age Kushi Chikuwa Uzumaki MITSUWA KAMABOKO FACTORY, LTD ~. -. : 121 Ahui St. Phones Charles Furumoto- D Free Gift Wrapping Service We Wrap For Mailing

24 cleans up with water We have the right paint and finish for every job! COLORTONE REZ SUN-PROOF LATEX SUN-PROOF HOUSE PAINT WALLHIDE SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL WALLHIDE GLOSS ENAMEL WALLHIDE SATINHIDE ENAMEL WALLHIDE SATINHIDE LATEX WALLHIDE LATEX WALLHIDE FLAT ENAMEL PITT-GLAZE PRIMER & UNDERCOAT METAL PRIMER & FINISHES FIRE RETARDANT LATEX PAINT FLORH IDE ENAMEL Use for Kitchen, Bath, Woodwork-and All Interior Surfaces A break-through in paint technology Wash it repeatedly without harm Extremely easy to applyno brush "pull" Beautiful, lo-iustre, very durable finish No strong enamel "painty" odor Ph Martin or Elaine Nishikawa I HAL HASHIMOTO Mgr., P.lnt Dept. 520 Kamol<u St. Honolulu, HI Non-Profit Organ ization U.S. POSTAGE PAID Honolulu, Hawaii Permit No. 158 HANA IIANA ROOM UNIV,R3ITY OF HAV'Ir HO~OLULU-HANAII 96B22