Items for sale include clothes, shoes, toys, books, baby gear, household items, furniture, electronics and much more!
You can also have breakfast — pastries and coffee will be on sale.
For more information, call Tina 322-2072 or Heather 322-3308.
Public education meeting
(CEC) — The Commonwealth Election Commission and Northern Marianas College are invite members of the community to their first public education meeting.
The first session will be held Thursday, Oct. 14, 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.; second session will be on Thursday, Oct. 21, 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., at Northern Marianas College, Classroom D-1. This is sponsored by the election commission.
This meeting will educate you on House Legislative Initiatives 16-13, 16-18, and 17-1. These initiatives may affect your future.
H.L.I. 16-13 and H.L.I. 17-1 are concerned with the Retirement Fund and H.L.I. 16-18 is to authorize the Department of Public Land to use its revenue to pay and satisfy land compensation claims.
“Let us educate you on these initiatives so that you can make an informed decision to better your future,” CEC and NMC said.
Court advisory
(Superior Court) —This is to inform all prospective jurors for panels “US” that the jury selections scheduled for Oct. 18, at 8:30 a.m. in courtroom 220A are hereby cancelled until further notice.
For further information contact Dora SN. Decena, jury coordinator, or Ester T. Wabol, deputy clerk, at 236-9765.
DFS honors employees of the month
(DFS) — DFS Saipan Ltd. recently recognized Rose Wanket and Fumiko Seki as July employees of the month.
Wanket was recommended by her manager, Gemma Good. According to Good, Wanket is a “Juggler” as she can juggle tasks and manage organization events extremely well. Wanket is a very reliable person and knows how to prioritize her tasks. She assists many employees daily in various ways. Despite all her Talent Management duties, she is also passionately involved in DFS sponsored events. Wanket was hired in April 2005.
Seki was nominated by her manager, Tatsuhiko Chubachi. Seki gives immediate attention to every customer who comes in, not only to her department but also to nearby departments around her. She knows that “we only have three seconds to establish a good first impression.” She checks inventory carefully, and makes sure high valued items are under good control each time after her day off. In addition, she is a master at making customers “Feel Good” by giving them compliment about their selections and good reasons to come back to DFS.
Seki has been with DFS since March 1996.
Both employees received a framed employee of the month certificate, a $50 gift certificate, and will have lunch with the DFS Saipan president and the general manager/AGM. They are now eligible candidates for the 2010 DFS Employee of the Year Award in their categories.
Low-volume roads/engineering training workshop
(DEQ) — The Division of Environmental Quality and engineers from the U.S. Forestry Service will be conducting a 5-day low-volume roads engineering training on Oct. 18-22, at the Pacific Islands Club, Napu Room.
The presenters are the authors of a very well-received manual aimed at road design in tropical environments.
The ultimate intent of the training is to improve the quality of coastal waters in the commonwealth by improving the design, construction and maintenance of unpaved roads.
If your firm will be participating, provide DEQ with the name and job title of the selected participant.
Due to time requirements for related logistics, RSVP, affirmative or negative, by 16:30 on Friday, Oct. 15.
Submit information to Lysander Tudela, Laolao Bay project coordinator, via fax at 664-8540 or email at lysandertudela@deq.gov.mp.
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