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Chamorro Lunar Calendar Festi-val, will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.Jan. 17 at Sagan KotturanChamoru above the Hilton Resort& Spa. The festival will featureexhibits, craft demonstrations,cultural entertainment and localproduce and fish. Demonstra-tions of how to prepare thechåhan, or underground oven,

and underground cooking of taro,yam, breadfruit and fish willbegin at 4 p.m. Once done, thefeast will be shared with those inattendance. Come celebrateChamorro culture at the SaganKotturan Chamoru.

Hear Cantate perform‘Messiah’ on Saturday

Cantate Community Choir willperform George Frideric Handel’s“Messiah” at 7 p.m. Jan. 17 at the

Harvest Christian Academy mainauditorium. The celebration ofseasonal music will feature KIA, aguest string quartet from Japan,and will be conducted by Lisa Lut-ter. Tickets are $20 for adults and$10 for students and are availableat Faith Bookstore, Marianas Elec-tronics or from any Cantate mem-ber. Tickets may also be purchasedonline at www.brownpapertick-ets.com/event/985979.

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Pacific Sunday NewsGuam Animals In Need takes in

thousands of stray animals and un-wanted pets each year. Most ofthem do not find loving homes.

If you are thinking of adding adog or cat to your family, come toGAIN, spend some time with theanimals and choose one.

• Peaches: Meet Peaches, an af-fectionate 5-month-old tabby withlarge, expressive eyes. She’s well-adjusted, and gets along well bothwith visitors and other cats. She en-joys playing games, chasing ballsand spontaneous napping. She begs

for kisses and is eagerly looking for-ward to finding her forever home.

• Molly: Meet Molly, a 7-month-old sweetheart with a beautiful black-and-tan coat. She’s a relaxed andplayful young dog who loves to bearound people. Molly is very trustingand affectionate, and would make agreat companion for any family.She’s also extremely attentive, andpicks up on instructions quickly.

• Tycho: Say hello to Tycho, aplayful 4-month-old tabby kittenwith grey and light orange high-lights. He’s curious and loves to playgames. He’s also extremely trusting,

and enjoys being around people.And because Tycho is just starting tolearn his way through this world,he’s eager to learn from you.

•Nibbler: Say hi to Nibbler, atiny and sweet 2-month-old pup.Her brown coat is highlighted byher white paws and chest, andsplashes of sable. She’s very play-ful and fun, and loves to play tugof war with her toys. She’s goodaround other dogs and kids as well,and she’s eager to meet you.

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FSM president will meetwith Chuukese on Guam

FSM President H.E. EmanuelMori will meet with the Chuukcommunity on Guam to addressChuuk political status at 5:30 p.m.Jan. 13 at the Ordot-Chalan PagoAgueda Johnston Middle Schoolgymnasium. All Chuuk residents inGuam are invited. For information,call the FSM Consulate Office at64609154/5.

Diabetes group will holdtobacco talk Tuesday

The Guam Diabetes Associationwill host a free educational sessionfrom 5:30 to 7 p.m. Jan. 13 at theMangilao Senior Center. Christo-pher Surla from the Department ofPublic Health and Social Services’Tobacco Prevention Control Pro-gram will speak. For more infor-mation, please call 632-1971.

Filipino community willmeet Tuesday in Tumon

The Filipino Community ofGuam will meet at 6 p.m. Jan. 13at the Holiday Resort & Spa’sGadao Room. For more informa-tion, call 929-2284.

Local artists, performers,sign up by Thursday

The Guam Council on the Artsand Humanities Agency is updat-ing its artist directory. Dancers,performers, folk artists, media andvisual artists are encouraged toregister. To be included, visitwww.guamcaha.org or stop byCAHA at the Terlaje ProfessionalBuilding in Hagåtña. Deadline toregister is Jan. 15. Call Brea Bai-ley at 300-1204~8 or email

brea.bailey@caha.guam.gov formore details.

Learn Thursday to helpothers stop smoking

Brief tobacco interventionskills training will be held from8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 15 at thePacific Start Resort & Spa.Learn to incorporate tobaccotreatment messages at work orat home. Evidence-based infor-

mation on how to conduct brieftobacco interventions will be re-viewed, along with discussionof tobacco treatment medica-tions, how to support client/pa-tient motivations, and the brieftreatment intervention model.Pre-registration is required. Call735-7334 or send email tochristopher.surla@dphss.guam.gov.

Suicide prevention classis for those 15 and up

Get safeTALK suicide preven-tion training from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.Jan. 16 at the Pacific Star Resort &Spa. It’s open to anyone age 15years and older willing to be certi-fied as a suicide alert helper. Learnto be more alert to invitations forsuicide ideas, and to be more will-ing to help by connecting the per-

son at risk to a more extensivesource of help. Pre-registration isrequired. Call 477-9079~83, emailaudrey.topasna@mail.dmhsa.guam.gov.

Lunar calendar fest isSaturday above Hilton

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iconic tropical Guam scenes inwatercolor up at the exhibit. Andthere’s a special painting, withsimilar Guam themes, from hermother, Alma B. Vander Velde, upon the memoriam wall.

“I wish I could paint as well asmy mother,” Sayrs says. “She dida lot of local scenery, like housesand stuff, and I’d go with her andpaint next to her and watch whatshe did and I always wanted topaint like her. I feel like I never re-ally achieved her ability, but I keepworking at it.”

Babauta’s name wasn’t in theoriginal plans for the memoriamwall, but it was a bittersweet addi-tion and shows how the wall willevolve as other artists die.

“I’d like to highlight every-body that has come and gone,”Alcon says. “But Joe, becausehe’s the most recent, it’s appro-priate that we talk about him. Heleft his legacy of art. ... I amhappy that we have him here inthe tribute wall.”

The exhibit runs through theend of February. Its second phase,“Moon Art Exhibit,” will open onFeb. 6.

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Exhibit: Next phasewill open on Feb. 6

Awards: Canhelp makecollege easier

Islands, additionally supports edu-cation through a scholarship fund.

Awards are available to PacificIslander high school and collegestudents who demonstrate merit inacademics, the workplace and/orcommunity involvement.

Qualifications include a GPArequirement, essay and student bi-ography. Applications are beingaccepted now through March 11.

The winner will be announcedat the CIHA Annual Fundraiser onApril 11. For more information,see www.cal-islanders.org oremail cabrera2u@gmail.com.

• The Cheyenne Angelica Schol-arship, established in honor of one ofthe Kutturan Chamoru Foundation’slongtime dancers, will be madeavailable for the first time on Feb. 1.According to the scholarship guide-lines, “a winning essay will clearlydemonstrate that the candidate has asbig of a heart as Cheyenne, and thathe or she will continue to spread thelove that Chey tirelessly sharedthroughout her beautiful life.”

Initially funded by a communitywalkathon, three scholarship awardswill be given by KCF on May 17.

For more information, sendemail toinfo@cheyenneangelica.com orinfo@KutturanChamoru.org

These organizations would loveto hear from applicants in need ofthese funds.

While none of these will get astudent through their years ofschool, they can make it a littleeasier, thanks to some caring is-landers across the world.

Sandy Flores Uslander lives in San Diego and promotes

Chamorro culture. Reach her at www.GoIsland.net.

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