Hawaii Tribune-Herald from Hilo, Hawaii • 8

8 Sunday Tribune-Herald, January 31, 1965 Memefiiilt Gordon Inaba Mustangs Ben' School and Freddie and The Rodney Medeiros, Greg Ba- Ninety-eight teen-agers will perform on the Civic Auditorium son Yung, Pedro Thomson, Jacob Angay, Jay Akoi. Waiakea Intermediate Fen- NOW Fromithe makers of the famous 79.50 Serta Perfect Sleeper natirossJ dells Glenn Fukunaga, Brian Checkmates of Hilo High. Eleven bands will represent rural schools and nine bands are from city schools. Twelve girls are competing for the Miss Teen-Age crown. The twin contests open 'with Nakashima, Glenn Matsuoka, Terry Bright, David Chuck.

"rock rally," Is scheduled for Friday at 8:15 p.m. at the Civic Auditorium. Continuous dance music will be furnished, by the Renegades' of St. Louis High School, the Surfonics and Four Forwards of Hilo High and Kona Kasuals of Konawaena. Members of bands 'in Teen Bands Roundup: Country Bands Honokaa High Three Aces-Eugene Castaneda, Klem Kani-ho, Richard Lindsey; Sensations Hilo High Road Runners ANNUAL NATIONWIDE.

stage next Saturday and Sunday In two talent contests being sponsored by Policemen's Widows and Orphans Fund as part of its 20th anniversary festival. There will be 20 rock roll bands in the Teen Bands Roundup. Two post entrieu were accepted by the sponsors. The late entries were The Spotlighters of Kalanianaole Intermediate, Harvey Arima. Russell Mivada.

the elimination round at 1 p.m., Saturday, followed by the semifinals at 6:30 tf m. the same eve Robert "Alidon, Francis Bias, Miss Christine Medeiros, erad- SmooMi-tof SERTA-POSTURE MATTRESS Exclusive "Smooth-loc" toiv-truction no hidden buttont or tufts genuine smooth-top comfort Sturdy heavy-duty woven stripe cover hendsome and long wearing Twin-tapered eotis of tempered steel for the hearthfal, firm support you need SERTA-POSTURE ning. The finals will germ at 6:30 p.m., Sunday. Glenn Uemura, Kenneth Kate kawa, Jerry Chang, Alan Higa- A teen dance marathon and Dwayne Miyashiro, Miss MATTRESS full or twin width Cynthia vocalist; Sur- 11111 mm lonics Douglas Medeiros, Raymond Adrian, Lloyd Longakit, Guely Astronde (Hawaii Tech.) and Georgeanne Mahi, vocalist-musician; Casuals Tad Kajiwa-ra, Gary Galacgac, Edward llill Singson, Ronald Augustin, Miss lSF niil'JIiilll'illl'li' Sharon Valdez, vocalist; Four Forwards Edralin Thomson, Conrad Muneno, Benedict Yune. illi 1 11 II quiring, Tabling 'Feliciano, Pat-trick Sombrio, Miss Joyce Laro-nel, vocalist-dancer.

Kohala Higs Avantys Roger Javillo, Dennis Maeda, Derrick Arakaki, Albert Pule, Claude Pule, Dennis DeMercer, Miss Edraline Javillo, vocalist-musician, Hawaii Preparatory Somerset 3 F. O. Bivens Mike Stevens, Gay Dillingham. Laupp'tichoe High Surf riders Eugene Valencia, Glenn Matsushita, Richard Requelman, Rland Ganon, Miss Trinidad Nases, dancer. Delavans Abraham Lagadon, Richard Costorio, Romeo Rivera, Curtis Kealoha, Manuel Pablico, Paul Valencia, Mi3 Ethel Ugalde, vocalist.

Konawaena' HMkl Kona Kasuals Alfred Cagampang, David Lucena, Patrick Lau, Larry Cagampang, Miss Lottie Muraki, vocalist-dancer-musician. Kalanianaole Intermediate Joey and The Stingrays Graci-ano Del Mar, Douglas Del Mar and Kenneth Bell (Hilo High) and Harold Kama (Hilo High); Valkrays Charles Sakoda, Floyd Sakoda, Victor Marciano, Harlan. Ohara, Alan Yagi and Miss Shirley Kunishi, musician; of Hilo High. The Spotlighters Anthony Evangelista, Norman Santiago, Noah Niihau and David Abong (Hilo High) and Miss Pauline Abong, vocalist. Pahoa High Sons of Puna Ledward Kaapana, Nedward Kaapana and Miss Patsy Brown (Hilo High), Miss Rl wena Payne (Hilo High) and Miss Nessie McBride (Hilo High) vocalist.

City Bands Hilo Intermediate Del Rods-Chris Galacgac, Douglas Espejo, Norman Oshiro, John Singson, 'law Jerome Dulatre; Freddie and MIM'fl 1 i 1 jt m- 1 1 The Checkmates Steve Avery, Sam Kamakea, Bill Hansen, Lindsey Lee. CrK i ii.jBli1 jiIH' YWCA Cooking Class Sfarts Monday Night The Japanese Cookine Class uitroductat the i SERTA-TOSTVRE CIPRI MATTRESS SERTA-POSTVRE UPREME MATTRESS 59.75- sponsored by the YWCA, and originally scheduled for Jan. 25, was postponed and has been set for Monday (Feb. 1) at 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA.

49.75- Regular er xtn lenfUi Fall ortwni TOM CWKC EXIMCOtT illiliiiiJIlllill iiM! t.i irl: i'Pi'I I Dimes; sever, toeav tudted 23X note coils -nootb lot" caessne-lo-o iMrtton.aooinps Hey-dty Ml saptwt edit fcfir or to ft ntn knits CNOid Futl or I Quilted sataen tovtr RsHiet lyr ef tom Hundrtdj of "Da-frm" coils -Smoott-Lx coostrac-sm tor kiftlm confort HMvy-dety Ml Mppsit edtt stays stroni tor yters AtsoiveilibfcislfiacSiM sod Qmm So Mb Inspections Are Conducted The State Labor Denartmpnt' Cooiaaulcd sot spiiafj With Miss Cynthia Souza, 16, Junior, as Miss TeenAge nominee, the Torquays of Hilo High School have entered Bands Roundup on Feb. 6-7 at the Civic Auditorium. Left to right, Glenn Uemura, Kenneth Katekawa, Miss Souza, Dwayne Miyashiro, Alan Higaki and Jerry Chang. cad- Division of Industrial Safofu JttesiMHfaHkaiaat sod smv Sin Mb conducted 905 safety inspections 3 pianis, construction projects and business establishments during December, Alfred Laure- fro' thm snmsW a potittpt-p never thougt you eotwo tfcJ ommm fatutd ta, Director of Labor and Industrial Relations SF wu iu day. The Division issued 97 boiler permits and 105 pWafAr "VIUIUJ permits during the month.

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