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1. Friday, October 11, 1905 Honolulu Star-Bulletin D-3 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SEIZURES AND INTENTION TO FORFEIT, SELL OR DESTROY. In acIcordance with the proviIsions of section 607 off the Tariff Act of 1930. las amended (19 1607), notice is hereby given of the seizure of the date indicated of the property and intention following described to forfeit, sell destroy the same: 83- 3205-00062, 10-14-85. Emerald Stones, 19 USC 1592; 84-3205-00508, 6-11- 84, Jewelry, 19 USC 1497; 85-3201-00267, 2-1- 85, Shoes Panty Hose, ATTENTION LEGAL ADVERTISERS CHECK YOUR ADS FIRST publication of any advertisement.

HAWAII NEWSPAPER AGENCY, INC. (S.B.: 4023) The first day they ap pear and notify Legal Advertising Department of errors immediately We will not be responsi ble for errors after the Vital Statistics MARRIAGES 19 USC 1592; 85-3201- Lawrence G. Ayala, 2888 (00272, Honolulu and Lulu 2-4-85, Clothing bette W. Price, same address. 19 USC 1592; Dean 14.

T. Inpuye, 3029 Lanikau00273, 2-4-85, Bag St. same Honolulu and MI Cha Clothing, 19 USC Kevin H. Reed. address, I8STA Sept.

28. Kualo- 21, 85-3201-00285, 2-20-85 Pule, Honolulu and Harriet 26. I 19 USC 1592; David same P. address. Johnson, Sept.

5019 W. 24 Clothing, 85-3205-00288, 12-4-84 Place, Cicero, Verri, Illinois same and address. SanCassette Tapes, 15 20. 1124; 85-3205-00303, 12-8-k Joseph Road. Boonton, Delcore Jr.

New 1055 Jer-81, (84, Puppets, Baskets "same and address. Patricia Sept. 1 29. M. Scully, Boxes, 17 USC 602; 85- Mark Y.

S. Chang, 1283 NE 3205-00353, 12-22-84 Colette St. K. Au, Gresham, same Oregon adWatches, Bags Cloth- Sept. 28.

ling, 19 USC 1497, 19 Robert R. GSE 1st Ostrowski Marine BriUSC 1592; 85-3205-00490 gade. Kaneohe Marine Air and J. Justice, 92-747 1-30-85, Watch Jewel- Palailai Makakilo, Sept. 20.

ty, 19 USC 1497; Liholiho St. Hiraoka, Honolulu 1630 and 00505, 6-3-85. Sun Cheryl 28 L. Wong, same address. Glasses, 15 USC 1124 William T.

T. Kemp 111, 718 85-3205-00592, 3-1-85. Mitchell, Loop, same Kailua address. and Vy Sept. F.

ries, 17 USC 602; 85-Park Dwight E. Hubbard. Eva 2850 (3205-00968, 5-27-85. Kahapes, 2848 Honolulu Park and Honor Sulu, Sept. 28.

Clothing, Jewelry Woodrow D. Agtang, 91-509 Clocks, 19 USC 1497; 85- Place, Ewa Beach and Theresa L. Lopes, same ad3205-00969, 5-27-85. dress. Sept.

21. Clothing, Clocks, Jewel math Bde. W. Smith Schofield HHC Barry Decorative Set, 19 Cot. racks and Ann M.

Schofield Vincent, Bar- 17th USC 1497; 85-3205-00970 Sept. 28. (5-27-85, Clocks, Jewelry. L. Scheneck, 95-2027 Clothing, 19 USC 1497.

Walkalani K. Place, Kaonchi, Honolulu same and The above described dress. Sept. K. 28.

Galdeira, 41-16878 property was seized at Kalaniansole June D. Galindo, 398 Waimanalo Kilani the Port of Honolulu, Wahiawa, Sept. 28. Hawaii, for violations of Randy L. Rohrbacher, Honoand Lori K.

Naki, Kaneohe, various provisions of Sept. 28. Tariff Act of 1930, as and Randal Debra S. F. Takushi, Castro, Honolulu, Honolulu amended.

Any persons Sept. Fredrick D. Loyd. Milliani desiring to claim any of and 27. Cynthia K.

Moore, Milliani, the property, must ap Thomas R. Lane, Honolulu pear at the office of the and Laurian M. Scully, District Director of Cus- Tutu, Timothy Sept. 28. B.

Loughlin, Wahistoms, 335 Merchant wa and Sept. Colleen 28. A. Basuel, Street, Room 228. Raoul Kahalepuna, Wahlawa Federal Building, Hono- Irene C.

Cabanit, Wahlawa, Sept. 28. lulu, Hawaii, and file Sean K. Ishida, Honoluu and with said Director with- Ceilia A. Higa, Pearl City, Sept.

in twenty (20) days from Keith Ja T. Shin, Hiranaka, Honolulu, Ales Sept. 28. and the date of first publica- Hiroshi Yoshiki, Alhambra, tion of this notice a California and Kathlyn H. Hamamoto, Waipahu, Sept.

28. claim to such property Damilo S. Duidulao, Matias, Honolulu Honoland a bond in the sum tutu, Sept. Matilde C. of $2,500 or of the Stephen E.

Lin, Honolulu and Margaret L. Soimssen, Honovalue of the claimed tutu, Sept. 28. property, whichever is Holopono Marvin P. Yaris, Waianae and lower, in default of Gerilyn M.

Barrett, same adwhich the property will dress, Jonathan Sept. 21, G. Roach, Honolulu be disposed of in ac- and Maxima G. Jordan, HonoTulu, Sept. 21.

with law. James R. Fischer, Kailua and George Roberts, District Marguerite Levasseur, Kailua, Director. Robert J. McCarthy, Makakiilo and Shirley T.

Bernardo, Sept. 27; Oct. 4, 11, 1985) PUBLIC NOTICE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION GEORGIANA K. PADEKEN, Chairman Hawaiian Homes Commission (S.B.: Oct. 11, 1985) (SB-6742) OWNER'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Provisions of Section 507-43, of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, the construction by Gradex Corporation of that certain fine grading of building pads situated at Crosspointe Increment Phase A2, Halawa, Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii TMK: 9-9-76: 15 has been completed.

Gentry-Halawa Park, a Hawaii Limited Partnership and Queen Emma Foundation (Owners) (S.B.: Oct. 11, 18, 1985) (SB-6773) ATTENTION LEGAL ADVERTISERS DEADLINES: Space reservations must be made by noon, two days prior to publication. Spacel reservations for of over 20 column inches must be made three days prior to publication. PROOFS: Copy for ads of 20 or more column inches must be in three days prior to publication for local advertisers. and five days before publication for neighbor island and mainland One set of two proofs will be provided.

Hawaii Newspaper Agency, Inc. and The Honolulu will not be responsible for errors in ads whicb do not comply with deadline restrictions. (S.B.: 4024) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Regular Monthly Meeting of the Hawaiian Homes Com-. mission will be held at 2:00 p.m., Friday, October 25, 1985, at the Paukukalo Pavilion, Paukukalo, Maui. Meeting with the Community will be held from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., Thursday, October 24, 1985, at the Paukukalo: Pavilion, Paukukalo, Maui.

DATED: September 29. 24, 1985 St. Vital Statistics 35, Sept. 29. Jimmy Sung Kun Oh, Honoulu, 30.

Sept. 28. Remegia Cabana Pas, Ewa Beach, 70, Sept. 28. Frances Chang Kam Hing Pang, Honolulu, 80.

Sept. 28. Andrew Putman, Honolulu, Sept. 27. Francis Anthony Roth, Milita57, Sept.

29. Mildred Towle, Honolulu, 62, sept. 25. Ruth McCarthy, Honolulu, 63, Oct, 1 John Tristan Osorio, Honoulu, 94, Oct, 2. DEATHS Shizue Awe.

Honolulu, 82. Sept. 26, 1985. Leona Domingo Danso, Honolulu, 69, Sept. 20.

Dexter Ellend Dybdal 34, Sept. 2. Ronald Nobuharu Fujimoto, Sept. M. Oishi Kanno Fukuda.

74, Sept. Bernadette Garcia, Halawa. 40, Gilian, 79. George Kichijire Higa, Honetutu, 57, Sept. Mieko Holstein, Honolulu, 65, Clement Kellipoeimoku 27, Kanuha Hewall, 67, Sept.

27. Haru 82. Sept. Mary Hok Tsin Leu. Honor lulu, 103.

Sept. 28. Antonio Martinez Lopez, Kaneohe, 48, Sept. 26. Donald Cochrane McGrath, Honolulu, 66, Sept, 70.

James Yoshio Mizota. Kanelohe, 67, Sept. 20. Faye Louise Leialoha Pavoie. Kaneohe, 33, Sept.

28. Lily Aukal Keaigha Ramie, Ewa Beach, 63. Sept. 26. Debra.

Sue Rember-Ariz. Laie, 28. Sept. 28. Stacey Lynn Ronk, Haleiwa.

Sept. 28. Edna Kiyomi Sakuma, Monotutu, 42. Sept, 27. Toki Tomita, Honolulu, 94.

Sept. 27. Tatsuo Yamada, Honolulu, 70. Sept. 29.

Kazuo Yamasaki, Honolulu, Sept. 29. Theodore Roosevelt Di Tullio, Honolulu, 64. Oct, 1. William H.

Arnold, Saratoga, New York, 69. Sept. 26. Edward H. Bailey Waianae, Sept, Keala Downey, Monoulu, 91.

Sept. 28. Lucy Garcia, Honolulu, 87, Sept, 26. Emilie Augustus Hartell, Honolulu, 84, Sept. 27, Katherine Mita-Ara Holi, Nanakull, 74.

Sept. 20. Katsuko Kaetsu, Kaneohe, 57. Sept, 20. Alice Ung Moi Kam, Honoulu, 83.

30. New Henry York. Herbert Sept. 30. Lamb, Hollis, Ngit Moi Leong, Pearl City, Karl Wilhelm Schmidt, Honoulu, 63, Oct.

1. FUNERAL NOTICE TANAKA, JERRY YOSHIAKI Age 64, of Honolulu, passed away Monday, October 7, 1985 at Kuakini Medical Center. He was born March 30, 1921 in Honolulu. He is survived by wife, Eiko Tanaka: 1 son, Nelson (Peggy) Tanaka: 1 daughter, Mrs. Richard (iris Akiko) Garcia of tie, parents, Mr.

and Mrs. (Misako) Tanaka: 2 brothers, Ray Norito (Doreen) Tanaka. Shigeki Tanaka: 1 sister, Mrs. Earl Yoshiharu (Jean Yoshie) Nishimoto. He was retired for Pacific Sportswear and a musician.

He was a member of Olivet Baptist Church and King's Golf Club. The family requests that flowers be omitted and casual attire be worn. MEMORIAL SERVICE BEGINS 12 NOON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1985 AT THE CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN FOLLOW MORTUARY. CEMETERY.

INURNMENT TO AT OAHU HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. UYEMURA, MR. GOICHI Age 88. of Honolulu, passed away Monday, October 7, 1985 in Honolulu. He was born March 12, 1897 in Hiroshima, Japan.

He is survived by wife, Takeno Uyemura; 1 son, Denichi (Yuriko) Uyemura: 1 daughter, Helene T. Uyemura: 3 grandchildren, Louise Onta, Dennis Uyemura, Lisa, Uyemura: 4 great-grandchildren. He was formerly from Hilo, Hawaii. PRIVATE FAMILY SERVICES WERE HELD OCTOBER 10, 1985 AT THE MOILIILI HONGWANJI. HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY WAS IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

ARAKI, MA. KAZUMASA Age 66. of Kaunakakai, Molokai, owner -operator of Mar. passed away Tuesday, October 1985 at Kuakini Medical Canter He born August 12. 1919 Surviving are Hilda Arak: 1 son, Wayne Norie fLeigh) Arak of Oregon, oi daughters, Mrs.

David (Geraldine Drabs of Arizona, iris Araki, 4 Mrs. Mizo ishimaru of 1 brother, (Shirley) Araki of Kane Mrs. Thomas Morinage, Mrs. Kens Liane Robert Tome of Kaneohe The family requests that Rowers be omitted and casual attire be worn. FRIENDS MAY CALL FROM BAPTIST P.M.

KAUNAKAKAI CHURCH ON MOLOKAI ON THURS. OCTOBER 10, 1985. FRIENDS MAY FRIDAY. CALL AGAIN AT 12 NOON ON OCTOBER 11, 1905 THE CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY SERVICES BEGIN AT 2 WITH P.M. FULL INTERMENT MILITARY TO HONORS FOLLOW AT THE TERY NATIONAL THE MEMORIAL OF HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

Militant Memorial Park Mortuary MARTINEZ. ELAINE FUJIKO Age 45, of Nakula Street, 1 passed away October 7. 1985 Medical Center She born Elaine September 12, 1940 in was a member Kuskini Organization Renal for survived by 5 sisters. Mrs Shigeru (Tokie) Matsuda. (Lily Yuriko) 1 Tanabe, Mrs.

George Tamotsu (Madge Sadako) Mrs. Clarence Ryoj (Frances Setsukol Yamamoto, Mrs. George Allister (June Chitose) Rapoza: 2 sisMrs. Sue Taurue Mrs. Chikako several nephews, aunts and uncles The family requests that flowers be omitted and casual attire be worn.

FRIENDS MAY CALL ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1985 FROM 6 P.M. AT OUR LADY OF SORROWS CHURCH, 1403 CALIFORNIA NUE. WAHIAWA. MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED AT 7 P.M.

GRAVE: 19 SIDE M. SERVICES TUESDAY, WILL BE HELD AT ON OCTOBER 15. 1985 IN MILILANI MEMORIAL PARK Millani Memorial Park Mortuary ROSA, FERNANDEZ LEON "TONY" (Age 67, of 1218 Street. passed away September 29, 1905 al his residence. He was born January 28.

1918 on Maul. He was a retired truck driver with the City and County for many years. He is survived by 5 brothers Shindo Rodrigues, John B. Rosa of Hilo. Louis Rosa.

Alfred Torres. Frank Rodrigues: 2 sisters. Beatrice Feliciano of Maul, Julia Macardo: nephew. John Rosa; many nieces, nephews and cousins. The family requests that casual tire be worn.

RELATIVES AND FRIENDS MAY CALL ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1985 AT MILILANI MEMORIAL PARK CHAPEL FROM 6 P.M. WAKE SERVICES GRAVESIDE WILL BEGIN AT 7 P.M. SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1985 AT MILILANI MEMORIAL PARK AT 9 A.M. MIZOKAMI, MRS.

CLAIRE Age 40. of Kaneohe, passed Kuakini away Tuesday, October 8. 1985 at Medical Center. She was born April 1945 in Honolulu. Surviving are husband, Michael Masao Mizokami; sons.

Myles Mitsuo Mizokami, Mitchell Minoru Mizckami; daughter, Myra Michiko Mizokami: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sadato (Ruth Minoko) Kawashima: 1 sister, Mrs. (Joyce Misako) Nakata; parents-in-law. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Jingo (Toshiko) Mizokami; nieces and nephews. She was a teacher McKinley High School, member of McKinley Teachers Association, HEA, HSTA, Fukuoka Ken Jink al, Chikusui Kai. She was a math team coach at McKinley High School and was the first recipient of the Dr. Shiro Amioka Award for Excellency in Teaching.

The family requests that flowers be omitted and casual attire be worn. MEMORIAL SERVICE BEGINS P.M. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1985 AT THE CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY. HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY IN CHARGE OF RANGEMENTS. THE LITTLE ADS IN CLASSIFIED DO A BIG JOBDAY AFTER DAY AFTER DAY.

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Ordona, HonoSept. 28. Ani 9 DO 9 5 4 FEE 15 BI 9 IN BARGAINS YOURS FOR THE READING CLASSIFIED ADS 521-9111 FUNERAL NOTICE OBITUARIES Almeida, Hawaiian Music Composer, Dies Entertainer and composer John Kameaaloha "Johnny" Almeida known as the dean of Hawaiian music died Wednesday in Hale Nani Health Center. He was 87. A self-taught musician, he was a singer, instrumentalist, the leader of Johnny Almeida and the Hawaiians, a teacher and radio personality.

Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Honolulu Stake Tabernacle, Makiki Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of LatterSaints. Friends may call after 8:30 a.m. Burial will be in Hawaiian Memorial Park. The family asks that casual attire be worn.

Mr. Almeida was born in Pauoa Valley, under a bush where his mother sought shelter as she was gathering maile with some friends. A doctor said that the child's defective vision was the result of poisonous maile sap. As a young child, he could distinguish shadows and light patterns, but he was completely by age 10. He was of Hawaiian and 1 Portuguese descent and grew up speaking Hawaiian.

He began singing with church groups when he was 4 and later with school choirs. The sixth grade was his last year of schooling. had organized the Waianae Star Glee Club. At 16, first place in a talent show sponsored by the Consolidated Amusement Co. Mr.

Almeida could play a number of instruments, including the piano, ukulele, guitar, saxophone, violin, banjo, bass and his trademark mandolin. His falsetto voice was a familiar one to followers of Hawaiian music. He composed more than 300 songs, most with flower themes. Among them are "Tuberose Hula," "Green Rose "Tesu Meke Kanaka Waiwai" and "Kuu Ipo Pua Rose." Mr. Almeida and his late son, also a musician, performed together and an album of the "My Son elder puAimeida's was titled In the 1920s he was a director of Matson ship orchestras.

His last public performance was in 1980 when Brigham Young University presented him with its Na Makua Mahalo la (The Most Venerable One) Award. Among his other many honors, he was given a lifetime membership in the Hawaiian Professional Song Writers Society in 1972. He also was a life member of Musicians Union, Local 677, and John Almeida Dean of Hawaiian music the American Society of Composer, Authors and Publishers and an honorary life member of the Hawaiian Professional Songwriters' Society. He belonged to Senior Citizens and was a member the Waikiki Lions club for 30 years. Comments came from several composer-musician colleagues yesterday.

Composer R. Alex Anderson said "I knew him many years and he always called me Alika, which is Hawaiian for Alex. I always admired his He had so many in the Hawaiian language and, particularly, his 'Green Rose Hula' was favorHe contributed a great deal to Hawaiian music and his death will be a serious loss. I was sorry to hear about it." Kahauanu Lake said, "I think he was without a doubt one of the finest composers of Hawaiian music. My trio did a lot of his music.

Mary K. Pukui did all of his translating. I don't think she could have found a better musician to work with and, likewise, he couldn't have found a better, things composer. together. They did beauhave a very heavy heart Lake said.

"It's like another era passing on. I hope young people will go to the record stores and listen to his music." Andy K. Cummings said, "He was a real good Hawaiian musician. To me he was like a link between the ancient times and now. He was very well versed in the language and he wrote a lot of songs.

He showed some good poetry." Mr. Almeida is survived by his wife, Shirley A.K. "Baby" Leu; five grandchildren; and seven grandchildren, Park Mortuary is handling arrangements. Elizabeth Apigo Hon Lung Lee HILO Mrs. Elizabeth K.

Apigo, 61, of Papaikou, a retired sales clerk, died Wednesday in Hilo Hospital. A funeral Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Tuesday at. Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Burial will be in Mauna Kea Memorial Park.

Friends may call at Dodo Mortuary from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday prayer service will be at 7 p.m. and from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. Tuesday. Mrs.

Apigo was born in Hilo. She is survived by two sons, Jesse and Bernard; three daughters, Mrs. Manuel (Pearl) Olivar, Mrs. Jeffrey (Monica) Pihi and Gwendolyn Galarse-Sitan; two brothers, Oliva Ahulau and Louis Ahulau; four sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Kailiwai, Teddy (Frances) Gaspar, Pauline Chow and Mrs.

Bartalome (Rose) Magno; and six grandchildren. Yoken Teruya sol lulu Produce and Teruya Proriot duce. Memorial services will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. The family asks that flowers be omitted and casual attire be worn.

Mr. Teruya was born on Okinawa. vita i is survived by his wife, Ushi; five sons, Minoru, Harold William Thomas H. and Paul four daughters, Mrs. Warren I.

(Velma) Uyehara, Mrs. Wally K. (Betsy) Oshiro, Mrs. Yukio (Matsuye) Kamisato and Mrs. Goro (Molly) Shiroma; two sisters, Mrs.

Kame Adaniya and Mrs. Miyoko Teruya; 25 grand-, children; and great children. Yoken Teruya, 82, of Honolulu died Tuesday in Honolulu. He was the retired owner of Hono- Buster Okumura Buster K. Okumura, 54, of Honolulu died Wednesday in Straub Hospital.

He was an accounting technician at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard an employee of OK Service Station. Funeral services will be at 6 p.m. Monday at Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary. Mr. Okumura was born in Honolulu.

He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Roxane his father, Kenichi Okumura; a brother, Richard and a sister, Mrs. Terry (Gladys) Shinkawa. KONNO, MR. KIYOJI Age 85. of Honolulu, Davis Lane Vineyard, passed Thursday, September 1985 Japan.

He was born August 26, in Japan. Survived by Konno: sons. Richard som (Amy) Konne. Ford Hiroshi (Evelyn) stepsons. Teuton Sato, Kiyoshi Masuko of a Weichire Izumi, Mrs.

Bill (Frances Parker, May Setsuko 10 grandchildren; 11 great William Beech Jr. HONOKAA, Hawail William K. "Kimo" Beech, 32, of Waipio Valley died Tuesday Honokaa Hospital. He was a landscaper. His father, W.

Keyes Beech of Maryland, a Pulitzer Prize winner, is a veteran Far Eastern correspondent, the whose byline apeditorial pages for many years. His mother, Linda C.M. Beech of Volcano, a psychologist involved in the national hospice movement, is the former star of the Japanese hit television show, "Blue Eyes' Tokyo Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Waipio Valley. A shuttle will leave at 1 p.m.

from Waipio Valley Lookout. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to the Hilo United Methodist Peanut Butter Ministry, Mr. Beech also is survived by, his two brothers, Barnaby "Paki" and Walter; a sister, Hana; and his grandfather, A.J. Mangelsdorf. Memorial Mortuary is handling arrangements.

Franklin Manuel Franklin I. Manuel, 43, of 85- 215 McArthur Waianae died Oct. 4 in Maili. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Leeward Funeral Home.

Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday wake services will be at 8 p.m. and after 8 a.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl.

The family asks that casual attire be worn. Mr. Manuel was born in Waianae. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Irineo T. (Eugenia Manuel; and six brothers, Marino and Benjamin Almazan and John, Joseph, George and Abraham Manuel. Amelia Betts Mrs. Ameila K. Betts, 77, of Wailuku, Maui died Tuesday in Paris.

A funeral Mass will be said at 11 a.m. tomorrow at St. Patrick's Church. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Another funeral Mass will be said at 11:30 a.m.

Wednesday at Borthwick Mortuary. may call after 10 a.m. Burial will be in Maui Memorial Park. The family asks that casual attire be worn. Mrs.

Betts was born in Hilo. She is survived by her husband, Richard and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth K. Lum. Borthwick Mortuary handled Oahu arrangements.

Isami Fujii Isami Fuji, died yesterday tal. He was a examiner for Service with 42 Memorial p.m. Sunday at Crossroads. The family be omitted and worn. Mr.

Fuji was loa. He is survived and Dennis Helen two. Leslie F. (Carole brothers, William a sister, Ruth grandchildren. Hosoi Garden dling arrangements.

78, of Honolulu in Kuakini Hospiretired finance the U.S. Postal years of service. services will be at 4 Church of the asks that flowers casual attire be born in Kawai- by his wife, sons, Eugene a daughter, Mrs. Chikami; two S. and Masuto; and four Mortuary is han- John Young Jr.

John H. "Louie" Young 74, of Honolulu died Oct. 4 at his home. He was a retired electrical engineer. Memorial services over the ashes will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow at Borthwick Mortuary. Friends may call after 8 a.m. Inurnment will be private. The family asks that flowers be omitted. Mr.

Young was born in Hawali. He is survived by two brothers, Francis and Edwin; and six sisters, Madline Poohina, Eleanor Yamamoto, Levina Owen, Mrs. Tilton (Leilani) Morse, Mrs. Maxwell (Jane) Fletcher and Leola Eastburn. Elaine Martinez-Shimada Elaine F.

Martinez Shimada, 45, of Nakula Wahiawa died Monday in Kuakini Hospital. A funeral Mass will be said at 7 p.m. Monday at Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Graveside services will be at 9 a.m.

Tuesday in Mililani Memorial Park. The family asks that flowers be omitted and casual attire be worn. She was born in Ewa. She is survived by five sisters, Mrs. Shigeru (Tokie) Matsuda, Mrs.

Yoshio (Lily Tanabe, Mrs. George T. (Madge Nanbu, Mrs. Clarence R. (Frances Yamamoto and Mrs.

George A. (June Rapoza. Mililani Memorial Park Mortuary is handling arrangements. Alice Iwashita Mrs. Alice H.

Iwashita, 49, of Honolulu also is survived by her mother, Shizuko Kishimoto. Her name was omitted by the mortuary for yesterday's obituary. The famity requests omitted and casual worn MEMORIAL SERVICE BEGINS P.M. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1985 AT THE CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY. HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY IN CHARGE OF AR RANGEMENTS.

Downtown Mortuary 20 South Nukul Street (Formerly Ordenstein'3 Mortuary! MORALES, MARIANNA SANTIAGO Age 90, of 3607 Street, away October 6, 1965 at St. Francis Hospital. She was born April 29, 1895 in Barros. Puerto Rico. She is survived by 1 son, Walter Morales: daughters.

Mrs. Joseph (Kalita) Melendez. Mrs. Philip (Erminia) Mrs. John (isabella) Rodrigues, Mrs.

Patrick el 16 grandchildren; 30 great-g dren; 4 Mrs. Morales was a member of the United Puerto Rican Association. The family requests that aloha attire be worn, FRIENDS MAY CALL FROM P.M. ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1985 AT MILILANI DOWNTOWN MORTUARY CHAPEL (20 S.

KUKUI WAKE SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 P.M. FRIENDS MAY CALL AGAIN ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1985 FROM 8 AM AT MILILANI DOWNTOWN CHAPEL. MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED AT 9:30 A.M. INTERMENT TO FOLLOW AT HAWAIIAN MEMORIAL PARK.

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Wednesday 9pm. Contact: Kalihi Bowl 841-2818 Hon Lung Lee, 86, of 14 Muliwai Lane died Monday in Kuakini Hospital. Traditional Chinese services will be from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Sunday at Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary. Burial will be in Valof the Temples.

The family asks that flowers be omitted and casual attire be worn. Mr. Lee was born in Canton, China. He is survived by his wife, Shun Ying; and a daughter, Lisa G.L. Sudchai Omija Mrs.

Sudchai K. Omija, 36, of Wahiawa died Monday in Tripler Hospital. Services will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Dodo Mortuary in Hilo. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in Hawaii Veterans Cemetery No. 2. Mrs. Omija was born in Thailand.

She is survived by her husband, Clyde a son, Nicolas; and her father, Ya Karnshomghan. Fernandez Rosa Fernandez L. "Tony" Rosa, 67, of 1218 Makaloa St. died Sept. 29 at his home.

He was a retired truck driver for the City and County of Honolulu. Graveside services will be at 9 a.m. Monday at Mililani Memorial Park. Friends may call at Mililani Memorial Park Mortuary after 6 p.m. Sunday.

Wake services, will family be at 7 asks p.m. that casual attire be worn. Mr. Rosa was born on Maui. He is survived by five brothers, Shindo and Frank Rodrigues, John B.

and Louis Rosa and Alfred Torres; and two sisters, Beatrice Feliciano and Julia Macardo. Goichi Uyemura Goichi Uyemura, 88, of Honolulu died Monday in Honolulu. Family services were yesterday at Moiliili Hongwanji. Mr. Uyemura was born in Hiroshima, Japan.

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