“IT&E is one of the oldest continuous sponsors of the MMAC and the 2010 MMAC committee expresses their genuine and heartfelt gratitude for their untiring support in the fight against cancer,” said 2010 MMAC public relations committee chairman Christopher A. Concepcion.
Dog for adoption
(PAWS) — Lucky is a male boonie dog, that is thought to be about 4 years old. He has been de-wormed and treated for fleas and ticks.
Lucky is up for adoption to the right family. He would make a great companion dog for a farmer or outdoor man, as he seems to prefer the companion of men. Lucky does not like children, and should not be adopted by a family with numerous children, children who do not know how to properly and safely handle a dog, or live near numerous people. Lucky has a history of biting neighborhood children when approached too quickly, so he needs to either live on a farm or in a fenced yard.
Lucky would make a great family guard dog, as he does not seem to show any signs of aggression toward family members. However, again, he would best fulfill his role as a guard dog in a fenced yard where he could roam freely to protect the house and still be kept away from neighborhood children.
If you or someone you know would like to meet Lucky, contact PAWS at 285-PAWS.
San Vicente registration
(SVES) — San Vicente Elementary School’s registration for school year 2010-2011 is scheduled to begin on May 24, from 9 a.m. through 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. through 4 p.m.
The registration dates are:
Kindergarten – May 24-28
1st to 3rd grade – June 1-4
4th to 6th grade – June 7-11
For parents of kindergarten students:
Your child must be a 5 years on or before Aug. 31, 2005. The date of birth should be between Sept. 1, 2004 and Aug. 31, 2005
Registration requirements:
1. Birth certificate or passport
2. Health certificate
3. Health/accidental insurance
4. Map of residential location
5. Power of attorney/legal guardianship (if applicable)
6. Copy of report card
7. Unofficial transcript with the address and phone number of last school attended.
For more information, call 237-3791.
Family Fun Fair and Awareness Day
THE event will be held on May 8 from 6:30 a.m. to 12 noon at the Kilili Pavilion.
Essay contest
THE subject is “What good mental health means to me and three things I do for myself to feel better when I feel unhappy.”
The contest is open to everyone in the commonwealth. An entry must be less than two pages in length and must be submitted to the office of the Northern Marianas Protection & Advocacy Systems Inc. on Middle Road, Gualo Rai on or before May 6, 4 p.m.
Entries may also be faxed to 235-7275, or e-mailed to jeanneesq@yahoo.com.
The winners will be announced on May 8 during the Family Fun Fair and Awareness Day.
For more information, contact Kaye Christian at 288-5293 or Jeanne Rayphand at 235-7273.
Businesswoman of the year
TAMUNING, Guam — Anna Wang Kao, founder and president of Genghis Khan Furniture Co., was named the 2010 First Hawaiian Guam Business Businesswoman of the Year at the fifth annual Businesswoman Maga’haga Awards Gala on April 24 at the Hyatt Regency Guam, a media release stated.
Kao was selected from nine nominees in this year’s annual award program which recognizes businesswomen who have made significant contributions to their industries and have demonstrated a strong commitment to their community.
She is featured in a commissioned photo study on the cover of Guam Business May-June issue which was released at the gala concurrently with the announcement of her name as the awardee.
HUMAN KNOT.
HUMAN KNOT. A few members of Tinian High School’s National Junior Honor Society and National Honor Society play a game of “Human Knot,” a team building/communications game, with some of the children who participated in the recent NJHS/NHS Activity Day.
THANK YOU PDI!
THANK YOU PDI! Pacific Development Inc. donated $500 in educational tax credit money to Marianas High School on Monday. Pictured are Yoichi Matsumura, PDI president, presenting the donation to Karen Borja, MHS principal.
SPONSORS.
SPONSORS. Kazuko Kawabe-Tiu, managing director of Saipan Computer Services/Ideal Signs, center, poses for a photo at the Northern Marianas College Foundation open golf tournament sponsors’ cocktail reception with, from left, Foundation directors Ivan Quichocho and Joanna Pai, Foundation president Ben Babauta, and NMC Chairwoman Janet H. King. The reception was held on April 23, a day before golfers met on the links of Saipan Laolao Bay Golf & Resort for the Foundation’s 8th annual open.
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