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Posted on Aug 04 1999
Bluegrass banjo at the museum
On Sunday, Aug. 8th, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the Northern Mariana Islands Museum of History and Culture across the Sugar King Park in Garapan, bluegrass banjos will ring out and American folk songs will be performed by Paul Oberg, Dan Hocking and Lisa Hacskaylo.
Different styles of banjo picking will be demonstrated and the performers will do their best to set your feet a-tapping with some well known tunes.
Limited seats are available but the music will make a fine background while touring the exhibits at the museum.
Anyone who plays the banjo or folk guitar is welcome to bring their instruments and join the fun.
The monthly salons are open to the public and admission is free to sponsoring members of the Friends of the Arts and Friends of the Museum.
Health inspection
The Bureau of Environmental Health conducted health and sanitation inspections during the week of July 26 to July 31, 1999 and graded the following eating and drinking establishments:
Grade A
AGD Fast Food Barbecue, Susupe; Canton Restaurant, Garapan; Remington Bar and Restaurant, Garapan; M & J Barbecue Stand, San Antonio; Bud’s Bar, Garapan; Bobby Cadillacs Bar, Garapan; Winchell’s Bakery/Restaurant, Garapan; Subway Restaurant, Garapan; Hamilton Bar, Gualo Rai; Country House Restaurant, Garapan; and Esco Bake House, Capitol Hill.
Grade B
Kusina Restaurant, Susupe; Bigi Restaurant, Chalan Kanoa; Sun Island Paradise Karaoke, Garapan; Bobby Cadillacs Pizza Parlor, Restaurant, Garapan; and Penguin Bar, Garapan.
Grade C
Sul Restaurant, Chalan Kanoa, and Chamorro House Restaurant, Garapan.
Closed
New Oriental Restaurant, Garapan, and Wah Li Cafeteria, San Antonio.
