Description:

This collectible phone card commemorates the October 1995 baseball game between the Hilo Stars and the Honolulu Sharks held at Rainbow Stadium in Hawaii. The card prominently features the logos of both teams: the Hilo Stars and the Honolulu Sharks. The background includes a colorful rainbow design, reinforcing the connection to Rainbow Stadium. The card promotes the "Drug Free Hawaii" initiative and includes the word "Laulima," which means cooperation or unity in Hawaiian, emphasizing community and teamwork.

The card also contains the "University of Hawaii" logo, linking the card to the state’s university system, which is known for supporting local sports and community causes. The phrase "Paradise Calls" appears on the card, further highlighting Hawaiian pride and the scenic beauty associated with the islands. The overall theme ties together baseball, community health, and Hawaiian culture within a collectible format.

Text on the card reads "North American Tel.," indicating the issuer is a telecommunications company in North America. The card design balances sports imagery with messages promoting positive social values through baseball as part of an October 1995 event. This combination of elements makes it a distinctive collectible for fans of Hawaiian baseball and supporters of drug prevention programs in the state.

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