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Models Opening in March on Oahu and Maui CHECK US 0UT ON KHVH 830 AM 12noon Sunday's KFVE Mondays at 11:00 am For a FREE BR0CHURE eall 1 -800-551 -Ali'i (2544) TURNKEY INCLUDES: • House, lnstallation, Skirting • Standard Foundation System Posting 22"-36" • Standard Porches Front and Rear • Freight, Trucking, Carpets, Curtains • Major Appiiances • Building Dept. Drawings, Engineer Stamps • Permit Assistance • Carport Construction • Bulk order any lsland • Plot Plan Draft • L0CAL W0RK D0NE BY L0CAL PEOPLE D0ES N0T INCLUDE: • Demolition, Site Prep. • Requested Concrete Work • GE Tax & 0uter lsland Freight for Special lndividual 0rders

/\ p \ V f* Hawaii The World "^111 ls Watching ? Deliveries Start to Loeal Family's in March Hawaiian Homeland buyers Had a lease • Applied for a loan • Now they have their HOME. You have a Choice How you Spend Your House Buying $Dollai

Esi£S BRING THE OHANA T0GETHER IN ALI'I V Living together, separately, provides a home for the whole family. Leasees and survivors ean now make your Hawaiian Homeland your home.

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Most manufactured homes built today have factorymade components such as roof trusses. Because there is better quality controi and work does not stop for the weather, factory-built housing is efficient and saves money. Many homes are built entirely in a factory. Most of these are manufactured homes. Manufactured homes now provide quality shelter for more than 12.5 million Americans. Manufactured homes used to be called mobile homes. But since they are permanent residences-most are never moved-and since their wheels and axles are not for continuous use but simply are a built-in means of transportation to the homesite, they are not called mobile homes any more. The main difference between manufactured and modular homes is the building code that applies to them. Manufactured homes are built to

federal standards and are inspected by federally certified agencies. Modular homes are built to state and loeal codes. All manufactured homes must conform to the Nahonai Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards estabiished under a law passed by the U.S. Congress. The standards, the only nahonal building code, are administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Manufactured homes are the only homes with a national building code. Every manufactured home has a red and silver seal certifying that it was built in eomplianee with the federal code. This building code regulates manufactured home design and construction, strength and durability, fire resistance and energy efficiency, as well as the installation and performance of heating, plumbing, air conditioning, thermal and electrical systems. The federal program also regulates factory certification. tfj

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