The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 17

The Honolulu itiWiiiwMlwfi HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1S71 Advertiser action deferred on CZC amendments eddie on the bill's had been held subject matter. tropical salad Advisory Committee on Housing, which said that many of the CZC provisions are unnecessarily restrictive and thus raise the price of housing. Opponents of the bill charged it would open a "Pandora's box" of slipshod, overcrowded developments based on standards lower than those in effect before the CZC was adopted in 1969. AT A PLANNING Com mittee hearing last week, City Planning Director Robert Way also argued the bill would produce "administrative chaos" because it will be difficult to enforce in many cases. However, the Planning Committee agreed to report out 16 of the proposed 20 amendments for final passage this week.

The other four will be given further study in committee. The City Council yesterday deferred for one week final passage of the controversial BiU 157 to amend the Comprehensive Zoning Code. The majority of the Council apparently was caught by surprise when Councilmen Chikasuye and Mary "George urged the postponement. After an uncertain debate and several recesses, Council Chairman George "Scotty" a abruptly agreed to the deferral. Chikasuye also suggested still another public hearing on the bill, but the response to that one was more firm: No.

"The (Council Planning) Committee had the benefit of the minutes of the original public hearing," saidKoga. Planning Committee chairman George A a a agreed that enough hearings "THE BILL already had passed two readings of the 1970 Council last year when a number of government and community planning groups discovered its contents. They forced a heated public hearing and deferral of the final reading until this month. The bill incorporated the suggestions of the Council's Tosh Togo home briefly from TVing Mel Torme's show last week. Getting ready to return to Haolewood for his co-starring series "Sarge" with George Kennedy on the air this fall The flares seen in the Ewa area the other nite from Pearl -based carrier attack planes indulging in war games Producer Bob (Academy Awards) Finkle in with the missus over the weekend Coincidence: Jack Matsumoto, the retired newspaper fotog, and Jack Matsumoto, the picture Boy Scout help to police as 'extra eyes and ears9 Tosh Togo three armed holdups here in 11 hours A man armed with a automatic pistol robbed a waitress at Meg's Drive-In at 743 Waiakamilo Road of $100 at 11:37 p.m.

Monday. It was the third armed robbery in less than 11 hours and the 14th robbery in six days. Two hours earlier two men armed with a hunting knife and a long-barreled handgun took $71, three bottles of whiskey and a waUet from a cashier at Waikiki Gateway Liquor, 2070 Kalakaua Ave. And at 1:50 p.m. Monday three young men, one with a handgun, held up the Sino-American Trading Co.

at 906 Pumehana St. and escaped with $50. or relatives. The scouts are instructed as to how to observe and report these incidents. If they see it they will report it." IN ROCHESTER, Police Commissioner John Mastrel-la said he did not know whether the program is still going on.

"But don't get me wrong," he said. "'I'm in favor of it." Mastrella said the program was sponsored by the local council of the Boy Scouts of America. "The name of the operation was Scouts Awareness for Emergency, or SAFE," Mastrella stated. "The Boy Scouts were asked to do nothing more than we ask all citizens to do. and that is become involved and if they see some things wrong, to report it." The youths also were said to be encouraged to report "suspicious acts" such as loitering of persons around schools, secluded places and parks.

The document said each scout in the program was issued an identification card by his scout leader. The card would carry the boy's thumbprint and a list of emergency telephone numbers. According to the purported FBI records released by the Friends: "Each scout participating in this program is given instructions as to how-he can assist the police making the community a saie place to live. "Each scout is requested to observe and report any suspicious act or unusual occurrence that endangers the life and property of friends snapper at Elizabeth George Ala Moana Shopping Center studio, are not related. Something else in common both of their brothers are named Tom Bob Turnbull resigning as youth minister of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Waikiki.

He'll concentrate on his Chaplain of Waikiki ministry Aloha spirit: While Jerry Lewis was browsing thru Kahala Mall's Liberty House, an employe dashed up with a lei and kiss Scandinavia and Germany reprinting Kahala resident Clare Booth Luce's Life piece, "The Doll's House" The record buying biz Down Under is booming Quick quiz: Which has more sugar lemons or watermelons? (Answer) lemons Record of some sort: Biggest H.I.C. ticket sale in one day was last Sat. for the upcoming Three Dog Night-Chicago rocker on view June 19 Reminder: The special Olympics for retarded kids Sat. at Cooke Field, UH (starting at Track Field events, plus parade, ceremony, etc. Part of the Kennedy Foundation program Sudden thot: Wonder if Sammy Davis'll wear hot pants at his Sheraton Waikiki show? He's been appearing at various functions in 'em PHILADELPHIA (UPI) A document allegedly stolen from FBI files describes how Boy Scouts in Rochester, N.Y., serve as "extra eyes and ears" for the police department in fighting crime.

The document Presumably stolen from the FBI office in Media, on March 8 describes the "Operation Safe" campaign in Rochester as a "positive program" which could be used by other police departments throughout the nation. The FBI document was distributed to news media here by the American Friends Service Committee. It said the Rochester police force has enlisted 20,000 boys as "good citizens operating as extra eyes and ears for the police department in attempting to reduce crime." The Friends Committee said the document was given it by the Citizens Commission to Investigate the FBI. a group which claims responsibility for the Media theft. ACCORDING to the document, the Boy Scouts received police instructions on how to report such crimes as assaults, robberies, shoplifting, breaking and entering, and vandalism.

Advertiser Photo by Art Otremba Cynthia accepts award from Sig Kagawa at the Junior Achievement banquet last night. 2nd thoughts about prison Jr. Achievement honors awarded notes to yon Havill told the judge when he entered his guilty plea last month that he used a gun in the holdup to insure receiving a long prison term. But he told Solomon that he didn't want the maximum 25-year term. The judge sentenced him to 10 years in Federal PORTLAND, Ore.

(UPI Seaman Laverne Havill has changed his mind. He doesn't want to spend 25 years in Federal prison after all. Havill, 57. who pleaded guilty to the $2,060 robbery of a Portland bank on April 14. informed U.S.

District Judge Gus J. Solomon of his revised wishes. of Certified Public Accountants. JOSEPH HU, president of Les Amis, sponsored by the Hilton Hawaiian Village, D.O. Hill's daffynition of cockfites: Contests that run afowl of the law Ed Hastings wings to Tokyo for sales meeting, plus the opening of Keiho Plaza Hotel tallest in the Far East 47 stories, 1,100 rooms 1 Stranger than fiction: Saul Baran (Bureau of was named Achievement, scholarship.

Brian Lau, Jaholico, and Mr. Junior He won a $550 president of Kathryn Ash- Inter'l Commerce, Washington) walked into Tucker Gratz's office (U.S. Dept. Of Commerce in Honolulu and said: r'Last night I was robbed in Waimanalo of my money, passport, health card, travel orders and $600 in traveler's checks, round the world airline ticket and I must be at the airport ready to leave Tl 4 OIL 1 ROBBERY DETECTIVES said nine of the 14 robberies were armed robberies. In almost all cases the robberies were believed to be the work of teenagers or men in their early 20s.

Detectives said the recent increase is "seasonal." Robberies increase as summer approaches and a peak usually is reached in the summer. Another peak period occurs right before Christmas. On the whole, however, robberies have been on the increase here for several years. The robbery squad said two factors contribute to the rise. They are the increased numbers of transients, and drug users and dealers.

"TRANSIENTS find themselves over here without money and without jobs. They get desperate and pull a robbery." a policeman said. "The drug users rob to buy drugs or they steal the drugs themselves. We're even getting reports that users and suppliers are robbing each other of both money and drugs. "The fact that these persons turn to robbery rather than burglary or theft indicates how desperate they are," a detective said.

"In a robbery they have to confront the victim." IT IS THIS grim moment of confrontation with the victim that makes robbery so serious an offense, the detectives said. The maximum penalty for armed robbery in Hawaii is life imprisonment, they pointed out. Gratz Jaholico. a "mini company" sponsored by Holiday Mart. was named top company of this year's Junior Achievement program at the 14th annual Futures Unlimited Banquet at the Hilton Hawaiian Village last night.

The banquet brought to an end this year's Junior Achievement activities which involved some 1,400 teenagers. Runners-up for the top company honors included Jasmine Shores, sponsored by Park Shore Hotel: Kovco, sponsored by Sears. Roebuck and Craftco. sponsored by Haskins Sells. CYNTHIA MITSUMORI, 17, of Woodstock, a company sponsored by Telecheck International, received the top scholarship prize, the $1,000 L.

T. Kagawa award contributed by Occidental Underwriter. Miss Mitsumori also was named President of the Year by the Young President Organization of Honolulu. Miss Junior Achievement was Karen Lau, president of Jasmine Shores. Miss Lau also won a $700 scholarship and top honors in a Treasurer of the Year contest, sponsored bv the Hawaii Society 0(L0 1U1 lUAU 111 t)7S IIULtl Tucker put on his Superman suit and sprang into action.

Rushed the guy to a photo shop for passport photos (2.) To the Passport Office where a call was placed to Washington to confirm previous issue of passport. (3.) Public Health for new shots and travel card (4.) To PAA for replacement ticket (5.) To Japanese Consulate for a visa (6.) Car rental office where the day before a copy of gov't orders had been left and from which the necessary photo copies were made (7.) Back to the hotel to pack (8.) Picked up new issue of the $600 in traveler's checks (9.) Arrived at the airport in plenty of time (like three minutes) for immediate departure for Tokyo Tucker? He took two hours sick leave ton, of Jakemoco, sponsored by Kerns, also won scholarships of $400 and $250, respectively. Harilyn Mau, of Kovco, was named Marketing Executive of the Year, an award sponsored by Pi Sigma Epsi-lon. Miss Mau also won the Individual Sales Award an S850 scholarship and an Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics scholarship. Beverly Sylvester of Hale Pua Hui, sponsored by Holiday Mart, won the Secretary of the Year award, sponsored by the National Secretaries Association.

THE SALESMAN OF the Year was Ellen Hollinger, of No Ka Oi. The contest is sponsored by Lewers Cooke. Randy Chang of Craftco won the Dale Carnegie Leadership Scholarship. He is the newly elected president of Hawaii Achievers Association for 1971-72. The partner in Progress Award, the only adult award of the program, went to Joseph G.

Tonascia, of Ernst Ernst. Tonascia is president of Junior Achievement of Hawaii. I XERS of $100 "achievership" scholarships included Karen Shelly, Norman Okamura, Wilfred Hee, Charmain Yim. Kathy Santos, Margaret Gasper, Brian Tyndell, Gail Omiya, Carol Morgan. Charlene Vincent, Regina Rossi, Debra Tom, Paul Akana and Jennifer Green.

typewriter ribbons KHVH-Radio for sale Wonder if the mistress of Diamond Head's Shangri-La knows a new rock singer is billing herself Doris Duke? Milici ad agency projecting a $6.7 million billing this year Inflation: Mainland coin shops selling those new U.S. silver dollars for $4.50 each The Wall Street Journal reports that Japanese tourists have a very bad habit (on the golf course) of hitting the ball while people are just a little ahead of them. Well, they're not alone in that dept The aloha spirit: Travel man Bill Charlock including Berger as majority stockholder. KHVH-TV, also part of Western Telestations, has been sold to Appalachian Broadcasting a subsidiary of Starr Broadcasting Group, Inc. of New Orleans.

Berger said KHVH-Radio will broadcast the notice of intent to sell the station twice a week for the next two weeks. Western Telestations, in compliance with Federal Communications Commission regulations, has opened to public scrutiny its FCC application to sell KHVH-Radio to KHVH president, Lawrence S. (Bob) Berger. Berger is buying the station from Western Telestations, a corporation composed of seven stockholders COEDUCATIONAL JUNE 14-JULY 23JULY 30 THE IOIAM SCHOOL SIMMER SESSION IS OPE TO BOYS WU GIRLS WHO 'wish to take advanced work, need remedial reading work. have failed one subject at the end of the regular school year.

seek extra credit andor strengthening in certain subject areas. KINDERGARTEN ENTERING GRADE 7 Mill meet five day a week from 7:15 a.m. until noon for six weeks. The curriculum includes elective reinforcement courses in nongraded programs. Language Arts and in addition to Art, Drama, Science, Social Studies, and Typing courses will be offered.

ENTERING GRADE 8 GRADE 12 will meet, depending on the course or courses elected, either six or seven weeks from 7:45 a.m. 'til 12:15 p.m. Traditional summer session offerings such as U.S. History. Modern Math (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Elementary Analysis).

English. Foreign Languages, and Typing will he offered. Additional courses in History (South and Southeast Asia. Africa, Education for a World Without War. and others), in English (Poetry.

Black Literature, and others) and also Art: Ceramics, Hawaiian Volcanoes, Marine Ecology, Social Psychology, Notehand, Shorthand, may be elected. of 15 students per section at every grade level. Numerous elective courses. Earned credits will apply to secondary school graduation. Jtolani is coed in the summer.

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