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r-r n-n N-'-r-rwjyrvw--- MAT PRICES SKY HISH? hey.partker- Honolulu calendar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 -SERVICE A PITY? 16 17 1R 19 20 9122 ft 33 mo An Ar 30 (ii; aa ao a aso aa fa t5 D-2 Friday, May 7, 1971 HONOLULU ADVERTISER draft office is 'attacked' Friday, May 7 vis SHE'S THE CONSUMER Cm HOLIDAY May 31 Memorial Day MARSHAL! special events The Advertiser as a public service There Is no charge for announcements, but notices of purely commercial enterprises will not be published. Information for the calendar should be mailed approximately ana week before the event to be publicized. It should be typewritten, double-spaced, and include the name and telephone number of the writer. Mail Items to Honolulu Calendar, The Advertiser, P.O. Box Jilt, i Honolulu 9 MO 2.

HAWAII CALLS, International broadcast, 2 p.m.. May 8, Hawaiian Village. Call hotel for pre-broadcast luncheon reservations. PARK PAVILION CENTER, student projects through May 7, George Annex C-4, UH campus. Open 8 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m. LIONS CLUB CARNIVAL, 5 p.m. to midnight. May starts noon. May 8, Pa-checo Park, Pearl City.

PRE SCHOOL STORY HOUR free at these libraries: 9:30 a.m.. May 7, Manoa; 10 a.m.. May 8 Kailua. BOY SCOUT MAKAHIKI, exhibits, p.m.. May 1-9 p.m..

May 8, HIC Exhibition rooms. BAZAAR, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.. May Epiphany Church School. PAGEANT OF FLOWERS, 7 p.m..

May 8, Waikiki Shell. MOTHER OF THE YEAR program, 7 p.m.. May 7, Crane Playground. MOTHER'S DAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST, Kaneohe Kiwanis :30 a.m.. May 9, Ben Parker School cafeteria.

help! meetings IS A University of Hawaii employe was arrested early yesterday after he allegedly threw a paperweight through a large window at the Selective Service offices downtown. The employe, a television technician identified as Townsend F. "Fred" Post, 22, of 1914 University was in the Selective Service office at 1149 Bethel St. at about 10 a.m. yesterday when the incident occurred.

POLICE SAID that a clerk in the office was helping Post with some draft registration paperwork when he picked up a paperweight and hurled it through a wire-mesh-glass window at the back of the Draft Board's Room 307. The missile put a hole about the size of an apple in the window. At the request of a Selective Service clerk, Post sat down but then proceeded to throw another paperweight at the window. His second shot just bounced off. Police were summoned to the scene, and in their presence a Selective Service clerk, who wished to remain anonymous, made a citizen's arrest of Post.

POST WAS charged with malicious injury for the estimated $50 damage to a 4 by 6 foot window, and was released on $250 bail. He will be arraigned at 9 a.m. today in Honolulu District Court. At the same time as the paperweight-throwing incident, there were several antiwar demonstrators in the Draft Board offices on the third floor of the Bethel-Pau- ahi Building, but there was no indication that Post was part of that group. The demonstrators, members of the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice, were offering draft-counseling services and reading out loud a list of Vietnam war dead.

"WHAT WE'RE interested in is the processing of as few men as possible into this war machine," Mrs. Bette Johnson, one of the group, said. Mrs. Kim Oi Ho, a supervisor at the Selective Service office, said that about noon the Selective Service workers moved into adjacent offices because the demonstrators' noise was interfering with their work. Three uniformed and two plainclothes policemen were on duty.

Early in the day a sign reading "Selective Slavery System" was taped to the front of the Selective Service office. It was later torn off. ALSO OUTSIDE were a "Vietnamization Turns Children Into Soldiers" and a "Veterans for Peace" signs. In another protest yesterday, four antiwar demonstrators peacefully picketed and handed out leaflets at the Army Recruiting Office at 821 Mililani St. "They all left at 1400 (2 p.m.)," Maj.

Anselmo Domingo, commander of the recruiting office, said yesterday. "They just stayed outside, paraded with their signs and passed out brochures to passers-by," Domingo said. ALCOHOL HELP with problem drinking. Call 537-9873 anytime. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY VOLUNTEERS for May door-to-door drive.

Call 537-4525 or 377-9832. FISH, Oahu "good neighbors" group. Emergency assistance day or night to anyone with problems. Call 531-5878 or 262-9343 any hour. Membership Informa-ball courts.

Ft. DeRussy beach. SUICIDE, CRISIS CENTER, call 521-4555 day or night. INFORMATION, REFERRAL SERVICE, locate agencies to deal with problems. Call 521-4566 anytime.

HAWAII COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG DEPENDENCE, for alcoholics, drug addicts, families, friends or employers. Free and confidential counseling. Call 536-5216 or visit office at Aloha Tower, third floor. WAIKIKI DRUG CLINIC, 319 Paoaka-lani offers help, 8 m. to 2 a.m., to any young person with drug problem.

Call 922-4787. DRAFT COUNSELING, American Friends Service, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mondays to Fridays, 2426 Oahu Ave. Call 988-6266 FAMILY AND PERSONAL PROBLEMS: Counseling on problems of marriage, parent-child relations, personal adjustment. Honolulu, call 521-2377; Waia-nae, 696-4261; Waimanalo, 259-9225.

EMERGENCY SHELTER 24-hour help for girls 8 and up by Salvation Army. Call 988-4593. HALE KIPA, 24 hour runaway shelter for girls 12-19, St. Andrews cathedral grounds, enter from Queen Emma St. Call 536-7388 or 536-7389.

HUCKLEBERRY HOMES RUNAWAY SERVICE: Call 537-2705 any hour. CLERGY ABORTION COUNSELING SERVICE FOR UNWANTED PREGNANCIES: Call 537-2705. THE FISHER 210-T 110-Watt AMFM Stereo Receiver Features: lC's and FET's. AM tuner features Automatic Gain Control. STEREO BEACON.

Baxandall tone controls for bass and treble. Loudness, Mode, Tape Monitor, $350.00 $22.95 TUNER-AMP WALNUT BASE FRIDAY W. HONOLULU ROTARY CLUB, noon, llikai Hotel. HAWAII ENGINEERING noon, YWCA, Richards St. Call Kaye 946-6898.

FUN AFTER FIFTY, 9 a.m. to noon, Ala Wai Clubhouse. Social recreation. Call 941 -S321. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS, p.m., Waikiki Grand Hotel.

39 PLUS SINGLES, 6:30 p.m.. Parrot Cage, Holiday Inn. Call 538-1925. SATURDAY NARCE, 1 p.m.. Fed.

room 22. HAWAII ASSN. HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, Recreation, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. Queen Kapiolani Hotel.

Call 732-1598. CHINESE WOMEN'S CLUB, 11:30 a.m.. Knight Palace Restaurant. Call 732-1748. DELTA KAPPA GAMMA, Epsilon chapter, 11 a.m..

Haiku Gardens. RESERVATIONS TUBERCULOSIS, RESP. DISEASB 6 p.m.. May 7, New Surfricer Hotel. Call 537-5966.

HICKAM OFFICERS' WIVES CLUB, election luncheon, 11:30 a.m.. May 11, Officers' Club. Call 422-5713 by May 7. Main Speaker and Remote Speaker pushbuttons. FISHER XP-66B.

Throe-Way Speaker Systems Features: 12-inch Woofer 5-inch Mid-Range 3-Inch Tweeter Walnut Finish Compact Bookshelf Speakers SPEAKER SYSTEMS $239.90 pr. GARRARD 40-B AUTOMATIC TURNTABLE Dust cover Adjustable stylus pressure Synchronous motor COMPLETE: $79.45 Low mass tone arm Selective cueing Shure M44-7 cartridge Walnut base theater free services SAVE $95 BALANCED SOUND SYSTEM ABOVE: VENEREAL DISEASE CLINIC State health 548 Kapahulu Ave. Open a.m., Fri. HAWAII PLANNED PARENTHOOD, 200 N. Vineyard Blvd.

Clinics: 810 N. Vineyard 548 Kapahulu 41-137 Kalanianaole 89-188 Far-rington North Shore Clinic; (part-pay) Queen's Medical Center Out-Patient department. BLIND, VISUALLY HANDICAPPED, services available. Call 955-4072 3-5 p.m., Monday through Friday. LA LECHE LEAGUE, breastfeeding information, call 671-7082.

ENGLISH, CITIZENSHIP CLASS, Monday through Friday a.m., Moiliili Community Center. TB CHEST X-RAY, 9:30 a.m. to noon, 1-3 p.m.. May 7, Market Place, across from Aala Park. INCLUDES: 21 OT, BASE, PR.

XP-66B SPEAKERS, 40 TURNTABLE, M44-7 CARTRIDGE, BASE, DUSTCOVER. high speed bridges WALTZ OF THE TOREADORS, Windward Theatre Guild, 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday through May 79, Kailua Elementary School. Call 261-6511. FOUR GENRE ESSAY, POETRY, DRAMA, FICTION, Chaminade Theatre class, 8 p.m.. May 7, Little Theatre.

Free. SAY ALOHA TO GURU, DARLING: TRYOUTS, Honolulu Players, 7 p.m.. May 7, 1 p.m.. May 9, Princess Kaiu-lani Hotel. Call 941-4692.

FILM: THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY, 7, 9 p.m.. May 7, 8, UH Physical Science 217. DRACULA, Hawaii Performing Arts 8 p.m.. May 15-June 5, The Attic. Call 533-1374.

ROAR OF GREASEPAINT, SMELL OF CROWD, 8 p.m.. May 14, IS, lolanl School gym. WHAT THE BUTLER SAW, Oumansky Theatre, 8:30 p.m., Friday, Saturday beginning May 14, Hilton Hawaiian Terrace Lanai. Call 949-4321. UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE, 8 p.m..

May 14. 15, 21, 22, Kailua High lecture hall. Call 261-5573. CABARET through May 8, Honolulu Community Theatre. Call 734-0274.

FILM: DYNAMITE CHICKEN; 7, 9 p.m.. May 7, Spalding Auditorium, UH campus. 2 gulches to span xsy i SAVE $81 recreation music dance COMPLETE 4 PIECE SET ONLY KAWAINUI CAMP-OUT with Trail and Mountain Club, May 8. Call 536-0264. PAR AGE GROUP SWIM MEET, 10 a.m..

May 8, Kuhio Park Terrace Pool. KAWAINUI HIKE, with Trail and Mountain Club, May 8. Call 734-5515. SLIMNASTICS CLASSES, 9-10 a.m., MWF, Kaimuki, Manoa gyms. KAYAK CLUB, international competition training, 5:30 p.m., daily except Sunday, Ala Wai Clubhouse.

Call 941-9911. BRIDGE GAMES in Honolulu on Friday: 7:45 p.m., call 531-0818. Saturday: 1 p.m., call 531-0818; 7:45 p.m., call 537-2354. LAWN BOWLING, 1 p.m., Wed Ala Moana Park. Call 946-7156.

ments, potential erosion problems and high costs," he said. Kipapa Bridge will be 105 feet wide wide enough for three full lanes of traffic in each direction, plus a 10-foot shoulder and a 20-foot median strip. The bridge will be about 1,600 feet long and about 175 feet above the floor of the gulch. Twin bridges will span Waikakalaua. Each will be about 800 feet long and 115 feet above the floor of the gulch.

Each bridge will carry two lanes of traffic and have 12-foot shoulders on the right side and six foot shoulders on the left. Bridges over the two gulches will help drivers maintain a safe 65-mile-an-hour speed on the H-2 Freeway, which should link Waiawa with Wahiawa by 1975, E. Alvey Wright, deputy State director of Transportation, said yesterday. He described the bridges at a Rotary Club of Wahiawa luncheon at Kemoo Farm. At first, the department considered spanning Kipapa and Waikakalaua gulches with high embankments.

"This alternative was abandoned because of the undesirable aesthetics, extensive property require ICS CAPADES through May 16, HIC Arena. UH CONCERT BAND, concert, 8 p.m.. May 7, HIC Concert Hall. ST. LOUIS HIGH BAND CLASSES, free, 7:30 p.m..

May 7, McCabe Gym. ETHNIC MUSIC: STUDENT RECITAL, 8 p.m., May 8, UH Orvis Auditorium. Free. TO CHAMBER ENSEMBLE CONCERT p.m.. May 8, Attic Theatre.

volunteers FREE ROCK CONCERT, 7-11 p.m. Mav 7. UH Andrews Outdoor Theatre. VOLUNTEER SERVICE BUREAU needs: knitting teacher; drivers; readers for blind; Waipahu adult tutors; Crisis Center telephone counselors; convalescent home receptionists. Call 538-6792.

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MATTHEW, 8 p.m.. May St. Andrew's Cathedral. ALOHA CONCERT, Youth Symphony, 4 p.m.. May 9, HIC Concert Hall.

AALA PARK AWAKENING, noon night. May 9. HANDEL'S ISRAEL IN EGYPT, free, 9:30 a.m.. May 9, Church of Holy Nativity. MAYOR'S BOOGIE, free, noon to 5 p.m..

May 9, Kapiolani Park Bandstand. SQUARE DANCING, 8 p.m. on these days: Fridays, Schofield Barracks Bldg. 1689 call 637-5337 or 621-7197. Kahala Recreation Center, 4495 Pahoa call 533-1277.

Promenaders, HAFB, call 868-716. Saturdays, Halsey Radford area Bldg. 129. call 422-0862 or 422-5348; Barbers Point Bldg. 470, call 689-6666; Wheeler AFB Intermediate School, call 659-319 or 623-3223 Matching mirror sug.

list $29.95 NOW Queen size headboard sua. list $36.95 NOW 2 9 FLOWERS, FASHIONS, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.. May 8, 4339 Panini Loop. Garden Club of Honolulu.

36 ROTC seniors get awards here art exhibits school events PERSONAL PORTABLE TV NOW ONLY Personal portable is easy to carry, easy to buy! Just right in performance, portability and price. Beautiful leather-grained vinyl. Tht SCOUT Model AP-127 12 dufon pktm RANCH EXHIBIT through May 15, Honolulu Zoo. HAWAIIANA IN RETROSPECT, Windward Artists Guild through May 17, Hawaii Loa College. Open 8 a.m.

to 4 p.m., daily. LIBRARY ART EXHIBITS free through May 31 Ogden Myers portraits, Hawaii State; Helen Hesse, Kailua; Ton! Lange oils, Kaneohe. Open library hours. BLACK EXPERIENCE: ARTISTIC EXPRESSION, display p.m.. May auction 3-5 p.m., Harris Memorial Church auditorium.

CHILDREN'S ART SHOW through May 9, Ala Moana Lanai Exhibit area. HAWAII PAINTERS, SCULPTORS League through May 17, News 605 KAIMUKI HIGH CLASS '61 reunion, July 31, Ala Moana Banquet Hall. Call 737-9854 or 839-1819. CHAMINADE SR. TRIBUTE program, 9:30 a.m..

May 7, McCabe gym. M.P.I. CLASS '51 reunion, July 3-4. Call 737-3139 or 373-3541. KAIMUKI HIGH CLASS '51 reunion Aug.

14, Kahala Hilton. Call 988-6531, 677-8885 or 373-1332. HILO HIGH CLASS '51 reunion, July 3-4, in Hilo. Call 734-0546 or 732-1313. Kapiolani Blvd.

open a.m. io a p.m Brian Kong Award: Christopher Failey, Kent Murata. Clarence Chu Hing Award: Steve Castro. AIR FORCE ROTC cadets winning awards were: American Legion AF ROTC Scholastic Award: Gold Michael Y. Yatsushiro; Silver Brian O.

Miyamoto. American Legion AF ROTC General Military Excellence Award: Gold Howard L. Hungeford; Silver Darryll D. M. Wong.

Daughters of the American Revolution Award: Glenn P. Viernes. Reserve Officers Association Award: Gold Lawrence J. Mastny; Silver James E. Martinez.

General Dynamics AFROTC Cadet Award: Daniel K. KanihoJr. Sons of the American Revolution Medal: Kenneth K. Teruya. Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Award: Richard T.

Araki. Air Force Times Award: Stephen Hannah. Pacific Air Force Award: Philip I. To-kunaga. Capt.

H. Gaylord Dillingham Memorial Award: Brian O. Miyamoto. Air Force Commendation Medal: Norman D. Long, Jr.

Sat- Monday through Friday; until noon, Westinghouse PORTABLE MIXER lectures urday. LANDSCAPE PRINTS through May 30, Alice Cooke Spalding House. Open daily. LIGHT SYNTHESIS by Helen Gilbert, through May 9, Honolulu Academy of-Arts, 900 S. Beretania St.

Open 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday 2-5 p.m., Sunday. ACHIEVING GENUINE INTIMACY, Dr. George Bach, 8 p.m.. May 7, Unitarian Church, 2500 Pali Hwy.

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List $499 NOW ONLY High HT HT TIME Open design beaters speed mixing. Finger tip ejector flips them directly into the wash water for easy cleanup. Low TIME 8:18 AM PM 8:42 AM PM 9:06 AM PM 9:36 AM 0.9 1.9 0.8 2.0 0.7 2.1 0.6 2.1 0.5 2.1 0.4 2:30 AM 3:30 PM 3:00 AM 4:00 PM 3:36 AM 4:36 PM 4:00 AM 5:12 PM 4:42 AM 5:54 PM 5:24 AM DAY 8 SAT SUN 10 MON 11 TUE 12 WED 13 THUR 4.1 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 Thirty-six University of Hawaii Army and Air Force ROTC senior cadets were honored during ceremonies yesterday at the Manoa campus. The cadets received 42 awards sponsored by 25 civic and business organizations, military agencies and individuals. PRESENT AT the ceremonies were Maj.

Gen. Ben Sternberg, U.S. Army, Hawaii commander; Maj. Gen. John M.

McNabb, Pacific Air Force deputy chief of staff for plans; and State Rep. Joe Kuroda, D-20th Dist. (Ewa-Pearl City). During the ceremony, Kuroda read a House resolution commending the ROTC program for developing in cadets "a strong sense of personal integrity, honor and individual responsibility." Army ROTC cadets winning awards were as follows: Superior cadet award: Steve A. Castro, Bernard J.

Horak, Gordon Kitsuwa, Gary K. H. Wong. Association of the U.S. Army Award: Keith K.

Fukumitsu. Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Honor Medal: Roy R. Mizu-shima. Reserve Officers Association Award: Randall Inouye, Davis D. Higa, Dennis K.

Ferm. American Legion Scholastic Excellence Award i Kent Murata, Richard L. Armerd-Ing. American Legion Military Excellence Award: Clifford T. Yamamoto, Kenneth W.

Sienko. Veterans of Foreign Wars Award: Michael R. Lau. Sons of the American Revolution Award: Duane A. Austria.

Military Order of the World Wars Award: Jeffery Arnold. Daughters of the American Revolution Award: Bert H. Takahashi. Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America Award: Avelino P. Tamayo.

West Point Society Award (binoculars): Clifford T. Yamamoto. West Point Society Medal: Clifford B. Col. Richard W.

Ripple Award: Steve A. MaT'john A. Johnson Memorial Award: Milton Y. Migita. Excellent in Military History: Gordon Kitsuwa.

Cadet of the Year Award: AvellneTa- WHonolulu Star-Bulletin Award: Jay F. Patrick. 12:48 AM 10:00 AM 1:42 AM 10:42 AM 2.1 6:42 PM TIDES ELSEWHERE Using Honolulu tides as the basis, add or subtract the figures below or multiply if the height figure is preceded by an asterisk. Time Height High Low High Low 0.84 0.84 Haleiwa 1:04 2:08 $427 1:50 s5 I LEEWARD DOG OBEDIENCE, 10 a.m.. May 8, Ewa St.

Barnabas. Call 682-3642 days HUMANE SOCIETY, open house, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., through May 8, 2700 Wala-lae Ave. PRINCIPLES OF SUPERVISION course. May 11.

Call Hawaii Employers Council 841-6141 by May 7. MAY FELLOWSHIP DAY, Church Women United in Honolulu, 10:30 a.m.. May 7, Parke Memorial Chapel, St. Andrews' Cathedral. Call 521-2666.

SKIN DIVING COURSE, p.m., starting May 10, Nuuanu YMCA. PEARL HARBOR STAKE, conference. May 8-9, 1723 Beckley St. free services CONSUMER PROTECTION, Office, 250 S. King St.

Call 531-5995. WAITING WIVES, with husbands stationed elsewhere. Call 86-1777 about club. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, informed citizen participation. Call 531-7448 weekday mornings.

U.S. COAST GUARD AUXILIARY, national volunteer citizens organization for recreational boating safety. Call 546-5869 or 737-1203. INFORMATION, location of servicemen or relatives awaiting servicemen on rest and recuperation. Call Ft.

DeRussy, 941-8058. BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU, 577 Ala Moana. Call 537-1166. FEDERAL AGENCIES: Information, call 546-5943. CHRISTIAN SERVICEMEN'S CENTER, 38 S.

Kamehameha Wahiawa Limited recreation, Bible study, counseling. Open 6 p.m. Fridays; 1 p.m. Saturdays; 1 to 6 p.m. Sundays.

Call 621-9278 anytime. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS holds dally meetings on Oahu and other Islands. Call AA central office, 537-1030, for times and places. DRAFT, MILITARY INFORMATION CENTER, 1212 University Ave. Counseling available five days a week.

Call 946-1113. LANGUAGE BANK, assists in translations and interpretations. Call 595-7267. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS INFORMATION, Hawaiian chapter of national society, 245 N. Kukui St.

Patients and interested persons call 536-4148. PRE-SCHOOL CHILD CARE cooperative groups of Women's Liberation. Call 732-7283 evenings. art academy will offer summer classes Registration is now open for summer art classes offered at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. Classes for children from kindergarten through high school will meet Tuesday through Friday, June 15 through July 23.

If there is sufficient demand, drawing, painting and film-making classes for 10th through 12th graders and classes for mothers and their children between 3 and 5 years old will be offered in the afternoons. Applications may be obtained by mail upon request. They can be obtained at the Young People's Education Office in the academy. More information is available by calling the academy. 0 1 0.5 0.6 0.5 0 2 .04 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.2 0.4 0.2 0.1 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Hanalei Hilo Honuapo Kahului Kaneohe Kau'k'kal Kawaihae Kea'kekua Lahaina Laie Bay Maalaea Mahukona Nawiliwili Waianae Waimanalo 1:30 1:01 0.28 0.28 1:48 :07 0.09 0:18 0:37 1.47 0:03 0:28 0:34 0:48 1:17 0.56 0.19 1:24 0.25 1:21 0:11 0.07 0:15 :43 1:49 0:25 0:20 0:29 0.15 1:12 HASSOCK FAN VXU Modal tfll sug.

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today. BISHOP MUSEUM PLANETARIUM, 1355 Kalihl "Signals From Space" through May 16. Shows 11 a.m., 3 p.m., Monday through Saturday; plus 8 p.m., Friday and Saturdays; a. a. P.m., Sun- KAM HIGHWAY 2310 Kam Highway Phone 845-6411 I OASwro' 1 roetiwosT WHERE DILLINGHAM BECOMES KAM IN KAUHI 4 vt.