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STAR-ADVERTISER ARCHIVE / MAY 6, 1963
Maryknoll High School Civil Air Patrol cadet officers selected for the International Cadet Exchange are Galen Ho, left, Reginald Pang, Andrew Yee, John Tejada, George Moad, Robert Lung and Harvey Ching. Young air-minded men take part in the annual exchange between the United States and about 20 nations.2/7
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STAR-ADVERTISER ARCHIVE / JUNE 12, 1963
This stagecoach, complete with shotgun guard and marshal, headed for Saddle City in Waimanalo from the waterfront. Pedestrians gawked and motorists stared as driver Gary McDonald, guard Lucky White and marshal Del Fortney maneuvered through traffic. Saddle City opened its Frontier Town two days later.3/7
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STAR-ADVERTISER ARCHIVE / AUGUST 3, 1980
These five women may not be as spry as they used to be, but they still have plenty of get-up-and-go, which they attribute to love of children. They were pioneers in the Hawaii Foster Grandparents Program in 1965 and worked with children at the Waimano Training School and Hospital in Pearl City where some didn’t think they would last more than a couple of days.4/7
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STAR-ADVERTISER ARCHIVE / NOVEMBER 6, 1952
Patricia Vesser, left, and her schoolmate Eunice Larson honor a portrait of author Robert Louis Stevenson with lei. Stevenson Intermediate school was dedicated with Gov. Oren E. Long as principal speaker5/7
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STAR-ADVERTISER ARCHIVE / JANUARY 7, 1975
Stepping into the inner room of China Sea Tattoo Co. on Smith Street is like walking into a sterile medical office where proprietor Mike Malone believes in cleanliness. Tattoo needles are encased in germ-free bags, next to sterilizing alcohol and gauze pads. These are part of the tools Malone used to put a samurai tattoo on Gary Massey’s back, which took over a 3-month period.6/7
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STAR-ADVERTISER ARCHIVE / JANUARY 24, 1974
Ever wonder what a hippie is like? According to these Honolulu Advertiser Progress Edition special correspondents who are Kamiloiki Elementary School students, a hippie drives a ’62 Dodge and didn’t like cauliflower as a kid. The “hippie” being interviewed is Jim Rhodes, an arts and crafts instructor at The Foundry, explaining the art of glassblowing.7/7
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STAR-ADVERTISER ARCHIVE / SEPTEMBER 28, 1953
Sparky, pictured with fireman Anthony J. Lemmo at Hickam Air Force Base’s central fire station, hardly has time for his regular job as firehouse mascot with all his engagements. He was guest of honor at Hickam’s annual dog show while also helping celebrate National Kids’ Day on base, and next week he will lead the observance of National Fire Prevention Week.
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