The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 64

1) E-4 Honolulu. November 10. 1974 The Sunday Star-Bulletin Advertiser 1 Prepared by the staff of The HonolulaAoVertlsef, pen pals A A' A' s. a' a' a' a' '4' 'A' 1 11 i '4' Those who want their requests published are invited to send them to The Honolulu Advertiser's Pen Pal Editor, P.O. Box 3110, Honolulu, Hawaii 96802.

There is no charge. Write clearly, give your age and sign your letters. Letters not signed cannot be considered. Requests will be published as promptly as space permits. Lynn Raphael, 12, of 19201 Citronia Nor-thridge, Calif.

91324. Boy; girl pals her age in Hawaii, worldwide. Interests: Gymnastics, playing basketball, having fun, general pre-teen activities, friendly correspondence. Lani Bartholomew, 16, of 518 Kaumakani Honolulu, Hawaii 96825. Boy, girl pals any age in Hawaii, worldwide.

Appreciate lots of letters. Interests: Hiking, camping, reading, radio stations KKUA, KPOI, friendly correspondence. Sheryl Simon, 15, of 11 Eagle Rock Road, Randolph, Mass. 02368. Boy, girl pals 15-17 in Hawaii, worldwide.

Appreciate lots of letters. Interests: To spend the rest of summer with a girl 15-17 in Honolulu, skiiing, tennis, volleyball, horseback riding, travel, acting, friendly correspondence. Lynette Chang, 13, Oi 1836 Mahana Honolulu, Hawaii 96816. Boy, girl pals 13-15 in Hawaii, worldwide. Interests: Collecting, exchanging club cards, meeting and making new friends, club, beach and social activities, music, friendly correspondence.

EUy Therese Thoresen, 18, Lamgrandsvn 9, 3020 Krokstalelva, Norway. Boy pals any age in Hawaii, worldwide. Appreciate lots of letters. Is sec ond year high school student. Interests: Reading, painting, travel, music, Osmonds, David Cassidy, writing and receiving letters.

Miss Radzich Samadi, 15, of 24-B Tiong Poh Singapore 3. Boy, girl pals any age in Hawaii, worldwide. Will answer all letters, Interests: Music, singing, reading, general teenage activities, friendly correspondence. Michael Reilly, 2 Clare-mont Terrace, Meath Road, Bray, County Wick-low. He writes: "I have the addresses of 14 boys who would like to correspond with 14 Hawaii girls.

All have general hobbies like reading, swimming, stamps. If you are interested in writing to one of these boys, please write to me." Takaharu Sakata, 24, Minaminihon Synthetic Development 16-301 Shinyashiki-Cho, Kagoshi-Tna, Japan 892. Wants to (correspond with Hawaii residents his age. He writes: "Girls interested in knowing about our country, Japan, and the old customs, and those who like singing, will be welcome. Rosemary Tan, 19, Vicker's House, O.R.G.H., Singapore 3.

Boy, girl pals any age in Hawaii, worldwide. Appreciate lots of letters. Interests: Travel, stamps, music, general teenage activities, writing and receiving letters. Pam Nadeson, 14, co Vigi Nadeson, Nurses Home, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, East Malaysia. Boy, girl pals her age in Hawaii, worldwide.

Appreciate lots of letters. Interests: General teenage activities, friendly correspondence. Sharon Takushi, 11, of 94-836 Lumikuke Loop, Waipahu, Hawaii 96797. Boy, girl pals her age in Hawaii, worldwide. Interests: Animals, music, learning new things, general pre-teen activities, writing and receiving letters.

Joandra Jordan of 87-169 Linakola Waianae, Hawaii 96792. Girl pals 10-14 in Hawaii, worldwide. Interests: To learn more about the people of the 50th State, music, art, swimming, horses and other animals, friendly correspondence. Wayne Bongolan, 14, of 94-574 Kahuanani Waipahu, Hawaii 96797. Boy, girl pals 13-15 in Hawaii, worldwide.

Interests: Beach activities, swimming, music, writing and receiving letters. Shari Zakahi, 12; of 2216 Auhuhu Pearl City, Hawaii 96782. Boy, girl pals 12-14 in Hawaii, worldwide. Interests: Writing and receiving letters, collecting clib cards, rock music, general pre-teen activities. Ann Downen, 14, of 1522 Kamehameha IV Road, Honolulu, Hawaii 96819.

Boy, girl pals 13-16 in Hawaii, worldwide. Interests; Collecting and exchanging club cards, volleyball, basketball, sewing, dancing, meeting people, making new friends, friendly corre- spondence. Ann Ravelo, 10, of 99-337 Uwau Drive, Aiea, Hawaii 96701. Girl pals 10 or older on the Neighbor Islands of Hawaii, and worldwide, especially Japan, China, Korea. Interests: Piano, ballet and tap dancing, cheer-leading, swimming, football, basketball, making new friends, writing and receiving letters.

Tammy Suzuki, 13, of 1471 Onipaa Honolulu, Hawaii 96819. Boy, girl pals any age in Hawaii, worldwide. Appreciate lots of letters, will answer all. Interests: Collecting and exchanging club cards, sOcial activities, listening to radio, making new friends, writing and receiving letters. Keli Yashimori, 14, of 2044-A 9th Honolulu, Hawaii 96816.

Boy, girl pals 13-16 on the Island of Oahu. Interests: Radio station KZOO, Noguchi Goro, Saijo Hideki, Ara-kawa Tsutomo, Channel 13, having fun, writing and receiving letters. Reginald Apilado, 18, of 1430 Ahonui Honolulu, Hawaii 96819. Boy, girl pals 16-19 in Hawaii, worldwide. Interests: Billiards; basketball, football, making new friends, writing and receiving letters.

Vernale Kim, 16, of 1461-A Kamehameha IV Honolulu, Hawaii 96819. Boy, girl pals 16-19 in Hawaii, worldwide. Interests: Surfing, general teenage activities, friendly correspondence. Lori Okuda, 11, of 4178 Kaimuki Honolulu, Hawaii 96816. Boy, girl pals any age in Hawaii, worldwide.

Will answer all letters. Interests: Swimming, horses and other animals, listening to radio, hiking, general pre-teen activities, friendly correspondence. Bev Bell, 18, Route 1. Box 677, Tenino, Wash. 98589.

Boy, girl pals 16-25 in Hawaii, worldwide, especially men in the Armed Services. Appreciate lots of lettersi Interests: Singing, swimming, dancing, bowling, snow skiing, cooking, sewing, music, writing and receiving letters. Mrs. Helen Stevenson, P.O. Box 2361, London N6A 4G3, Ontario, Canada.

Honolulu residents 40-65. Appreciate lots of letters. Interest: Friendly correspondence. 'A 1 tLZ IW 7-; ri't I nirnrimiiritiifiiffirmniii.niiiniiiiiniiHiit iirmraiTTrrmiTi-rfif--- s' Pearlridge Center to get monorail take about one minute and will provide a panoramic view of Pearl Harbor. Rohr Industries of Chula Vista, will construct the monorail.

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Starting with this page, you will find THE LARGEST SELECTION of homes, apartments and rentals in the State of Hawaii House and apartment hunting for most people begins in the classified pages of the Star-Bulletin and the Advertiser the rental and buying marketplace with the greatest selection of listings anywhere in the State of Hawaii. Rental agents, real estate brokers and private owners compete with offers to rent or sell and the prospective home or apartment buyer or renter is able to shop and compare what is available without ever leaving his armchair. Nowhere will the home buyer find a larger or more timely list of homes and apartments in every price range, every size, every location. The Sunday Star-Bulletin Advertiser carries over 20 pages with thousands of real estate list ings, and each day the papers carry more new offerings by individual homeowners and real estate brokers. Hawaii has a very active real estate market and fortunately for both buyer and seller, Sunday and daily newspapers through which buyers can learn about all the available properties.

There are many ways to go about selling a home. Some are more effective than others. We recommend you list your house or apartment with a reliable real estate broker. They are the experts and can give you the best advice and assistance. And when you are ready to advertise, make certain your home is listed in Honolulu's metropolitan daily newspapers.

The reason is obvious nearly everyone in Hawaii reads the Advertiser andor the Star-Bulletin seven days a week. They are the best and only way to effectively reach all of the potential home buyers and renters whether they are residents, newcomers or visitors interested in investing here. And there's another very important reason for your advertising to be in the classified sections of the Advertiser and -the Star-Bulletin. They are the most economical way to buy, sell, rent or trade. Lower line rates and paid circulation guarantee you the best buy for your advertising dollar.

y. -y' 'y 'y' -y I theSunday Star By BBetioi Advertiser If your home is not listed in today's classified section, you may have missed your opportunity to sel I or rent. Dialan-ad-thatworks! 536-0061.