Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 28

C-4 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Friday, Feb. 18, 1966 Mse of the GkyWg 3 -jV Television Friday, Feb. 18 Proqran? suDieo 10 cnangt without notice Denotes coler programs KGMB TV 0Q "The Capture" "Dick Tracy vs. NEWS. SPORTS DAKTARI KHON TV CJ KHVH TV (2p(DfT) "Bird of Paradise" 'CAPT.

HONOLULU(3T30l (3:00) luckV'Sk eTkT IIVE alfred hitchcock news "Jew? flintstones camp runamuck hank pichard diamond SAMMY DAVIS. ADDAMS FAMILY SHOW HONEY WEST MR ROBERTS -FARMER'S DAUGHTER MAN FROM CI B. COMBAT HOGAN'S HEROES Sgt. George Hayes killed in Vietnam 'Night Passage" months, and two stepsons, Jerry, 4, and Edward, 5. Sergeant Hayes, born in Kansas, had lived in Hawaii five years.

NFWS WRESTLING FROM THE CIVIC NEWS, SPORTS "Cash McCail" (10:20) "Horrors of the Black Museum" ABC NEWS (12:30) "Mr. Roberts" (12:00) CBS NEWS (1:30) TOMORROWS DAYTIME TELEVISION KHVH IV KGMB Capt. Honolulu (7:00) Porky Pig (8 00! Sunrise Semester Capt. Kangaroo (6-30) (7:00) "Heckle Jeckle (8:00) "Tennesse Tuxedo (8:30) JASPER CARTOONS BUGS BUNNY HOPPITY HOOPER MIGHTY MOUSE KIDS' FREE FOR ALL MILTON. THE MONSTER THE BEATLES LINUS.

THE LION-HEARTED TOM ANDJERRY QUICK DRAW McGRAW OUTDOOR SPORTSMAN SPORTS CENTRAL MY FRIEND ASTRO BOY 0TH STATE BOWLING BACHELOR FATHER HIGHWAY PATROL WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS WORLD SERIES OF BOWLING 50th STATE WRESTLING CBS GOLF KICK KK KKKKKKKK KK GOU I A ATHHLOZN PU MRL Kl HRVAEHOD OM LA I UGHIIOOI I I I I I I I I ,1 I I I Z-IS is vvliene you'll havk I to spend tjie rest or ycup life. TODAY Engineering Association of Hawaii, V.W.C.A. Community Room. noon. "The Administrative Aspects of Highway and Traffic Matters." Henry Tuck Au, traffic engineer.

Hawaii Handweavers' Hui, Honolulu Academy of Arts, 9 a.m. Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, Catamaran Room, llikai Hotel, noon. National Association of Accountants, 721 Kapiolani Boulevard, 3 p.m. West Honolulu Rotary Club Tap Room, Hilton Hawaiian Village, noon.

SATURDAY Kaimukt Lions Club, Ala Moana Banquet Hall, 6 p.m. Zone social. Ladies night. Circuit Judge Samuel P. King granted absolute divorces yesterday to the following persons: Donald J.

Jennings from Ella Shifter Jennings. Clyde R. Shields from Nancy L. Shields. Sitala Tiamo Togiai from Fa'e To-giai.

Interlocutory divorces were 'granted to: Velma W. Ingman from David N. Ing-man. Jan D. Newhart from Harry S.

New-hart. Irene Pemberton torn Earnest Wade Pembertcn. Sr. Winifred Patricia Long from James Wallace Long. Judge King also granted a 14-month separation to Rita Mary Coughlin from Norman Luis Coughlin.

Visible satellites TODAY 6:31 p.m., Pegasus 3. 10 degrees moving southwest to southeast. 7:03 p.m., Pegasus 2, 29 degrees moving northwest to northeast. TOMORROW 5:27 a.m., Pegasus 1, 36 degrees moving southwest to southeast. 6:18 p.m., Pegasus 3, 13 degrees moving southwest to southeast.

7:20 p.m., Pegasus 2, 50 degrees moving northwest to southeast. 7:23 p.m.. Pegasus 1, 19 degrees moving southwest to southeast. 7:59 p.m., Pegasus 3, 68 degrees moving southwest to northeast. high, high, high, high, high, high, high.

Rev. E. V. Stanford VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) The Very Reverend Edward Stanford, 69, former president of Villanova University, died yesterday in Dania, Florida, apparently of a heart attack.

Father Stanford joined the Villanova faculty as an engineering professor in 1923, was appointed president in 1932 and served for 12 years. He was born in Boston. Sumio Nojima Wake and funeral services will be held at 6 p.m. today at Kukui Mortuary for Sumio Nojima, 45, of 2414 Huene Street. He died Wednesday at Kuakini Hospital.

Survivors are his wife, Aiko; daughter, Faith Shi-geko; mother, Mrs. Sumao Hirasaki; and brother, Teruo Nojima." "fte Future 1 rest of 5 6" 00 o00 30 900 30 10 11 00 NEWS HUNTLY-BRINKLEY (10:15) TONIGHT (10:45) KHON-TV -I- Junqle Manhunt" (7:00) 8 9 00 lJetsons (8 00! 30 Atom Ant (8:30) SECRET SQUIRREL 00 I TO; 'UNDER DOG TOP CAT 10 FURY 'Blood Alley" mm oc i 3C 12 1 :00 :30 .00 :30 'Herod the Great" 2 ROLLER SKATING :00 :30 "WORLD OF GOLF Radio log FRIDAY 12 KGU-News, 12:15. Coffee Club. KAHU Kountry Korral KZOO 12:10. Denwa Ooto.

KPOI Bearded Bard. 30 Planting. KUMU Music a ia carte. KOHO News, obits. Mory.

KULA Musical Patterns KLEI All-Hawallan music. KORL Johnny Wailin. KIKI Phone Fun, uncle Curly. AIM News; 12:30. Bible KTRG News; John H.

Russell KHVH Best Sounds In Town, with Ed Michelman. KM A I Ken Have KTRG Bill Ashley. P.M. KAIM Mv'slcal Potpourri. KZOO 1:15, Pocketto liten; 1:30.

Oki sama Techo. KOHO 1:10. Katel Memo. 2 P.M KGMB George "Granny Goose" Groves. KOHO 2:15, Ochanoma-wa.

AIM Concert Matinee KGU "Roadshow." KHVH Best Sounds In Town, with Bill Ballance. KIKI Kaltiako Soapbox, Jimmy Walker. KHAI Ronnla Kent. KAHU Town and Country Time. KOHO 3:15, Ochle Haishaku.

KUMU Commuters Carousel KTRG Jack McCov Show. KULA Commuter Carousel KHVH 3:30, the Don Ho Show; Air-watch. KPOI Top 15. 4 P.M aim Commuters Conrert. KZOO Cherry Blossom Festival calendar; 4:30, Japanese Lang, lesson.

KOHO Varietv Music Hour. 5 P.M KIKI 5:30, Sports; 5:45, RetoTnatlon KZOO Washington Reports; 5:30, Music Request Hour. KAIM 5:45. News KGU 5:30, Pau Hana Concert. This Evening 1 6 P.M.

KHVH The Six O'clock Report; 6:30. -I Check the BigS it's BIGGER! KHON -TV op lci5 KTRO-TV (J) (2:30) Cueball" lU'L RASCALS AND i OUR r.AMf. rnucnicc DUSTY WALKER IT .0 8EAVEK JEST OF GROUChO LOVE THAI BOB ANN SOTHERN JU ACKED i-OR IT pHIL Sll RS BURNS AND ALLEN NEW? LORETTA YOUNG THEATRE ME GRIFFIN 'Massacre at Sand Creek" IV KTRG TV FLICKA TOPPER "Daltons Ride Again" 1100 5 AM KGU Japanese; 5:30. The Lucky Luck Show (till 10 ami KGMB 5:30. J.

Akuheaa Pup ttie (till 10) KULA Filipino Sunrise. KZOO 5:15, Rokyoku; 5:45 Music Hour. KOHO Rokyoku; Music KLEI 5:30, Stu Allen. KUMU Morninq Serenade. KNDI Sampaguita Variety.

6 KULA Wonderful Weekend. KHVH Information Central-Alrwatch. KORL led Sax. KAIM Songs and Sunshine. KHAI -Art Cabot KZOO Music Hour.

KIKI Don Carter Show. KTRG Hardy Hutchinson. KPOI -Tom Rounds. KNDI 6:45, Family Altar. 7 A.M KZOO -7: 10, Morning Show.

KNOI Hardimann Colleqe Choir; 7:15, Musical Interlude; 7:45, Mental Retardation. 8 A.M. KAIM 8:45, Voice ot China, Asia. KOHO 8:30, Request Time. KNDI Italian Panorama; 8:15, Continental Cuisine; 8:30, International Institute; 8:45, Catholic News.

KAHU 0:30. l-amnv Altar at me Air KZOO Cherry Blossom Festival calendar. 9 A.M KHVH Best Sounds In Town. KAIM Back to Bible; hymns; 9:45. concert.

KOHO 9: 15; Baptist Hour; 9:30. Story; 9:45, Furusato-no Chanoma. KZOO 9:30, Radio Bungal Shltsu. KNDI Japanese Variety. KAHU Saturday Jamboree.

KUMU Music a la carte KHAI Dick Cook 10 A.M KGMB Pogo Poge with "Free For All." KIKI Okinawan program, Tomi Oshiro. KOHO 10:30. Mlnyo-no tabL KTRG Music and News KTRG Na Mele Hawaii. KLEI Hawaiianmusic. 11 A.M.

KAIM Morning Musicaie. KZOO 11:30, Katel Hinto. Cannon bell REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy (AP) The little Calabri-an village of San Leo has petitioned the Italian ministry of defense for the gift of a cannon any old cannon. The good folk of San Leo don't want to bombard anyone. They want to melt the gun down to get metal for a church bell.

The villagers say that since their church was completed several years ago, they have been unable to raise enough money to buy a bell. 6:30 p.m. Daktari (Color): Dina Merrill guest stars as an important woman visitor to the game preserve who breaks her leg and then is held host, je by a suspected murderer. (KGMB-T' 9 p.m. The IIan From U.N.C.L.E.

(Color): "The Bridge of Lions Affair." Part I. Maurice Evans guest stars as an aged politician who seeks a rejuvenation which will cut 30 vears off his age. (KGMB-TV). 9 p.m.-Combat: "Ask Me No Questions." A German lieutenant posing as an American successfully infiltrates a group of American prisoners of war and learns details on the deployment of key American units. 12 Midnight Movie: Roberts" (1955).

Henry Fonda, Jack Lemmon, James Cagney, William Powell. FiL.i based on the rollicking Broadway comedy of the men aboard a cargo ship in the Pacific. (KGMB-TV). Today in history By The Associated Press Today is Friday, February 18, the 49th day of 1966. There are 316 days left this year.

Today's Highlight in History On this date in 1861 Jefferson Davis was inauguiated as President of the Confederate States of America in a ceremony at Montgomery, Alabama. On This Date In 1688, the first known public stand against slavery was taken at a Quakers meetings in Germantown, Pennsylvania. In 1735, what is believed to be the first operatic performance in the United States was staged at Charleston, South Carolina. It was called "Flora; or Hob in the Well." In 1915, Germany began its official submarine blockade of Britain. In 1939, the Golden Gate Exposition opened in San Francisco.

In 1945, American forces landed on Iwo Jima. Ten years ago President Dwight D. Eisenhower canceled an embargo on arms shipments to the Middle East on recommendation of the State Department. Five years ago Earth satellite Discoverer 21 was launched into orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, carrying instruments to check on infra-red radiation. One year ago Defense Secretary Robert McNa-mara declared the United States had no alternative but to continue the Vietnam struggle.

Today's Birthdays Actor Dane Clark is 51. Actress Phyllis Calvert is 49. Thought for Today He is a rich man who can avail himself of all men's faculties Ralph Waldo Emerson, 19-century American author. Louis La Coss ST. LOUIS (AP) Louis La Coss, 76, editor emeritus of the St.

Louis Globe-Democrat, died yesterday of heart disease. La Coss, who wrote a regular Sunday column for the newspaper since his retirement in 1958, formerly was vice-president of the Globe-Democrat and editor of the editorial page. La Coss, who was on the staff of the newspaper 42 years, received the Pulitzer Prize in 1952 for an editorial entitled "The Low Estate of Public Morals." Hidetaro Watanabe Services for Hidetaro Watanabe, 55, of 1727 Kahanu Street, will be held at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow at Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary. died yesterday at Queen's Hospital.

Burial will be in Nuuanu Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife, Haruyo; a son, Edwin; three daughters, Mrs. Eugene Illg, Jane and Aimee Watanabe; two brothers, Koichiro and Takeo, and two sisters, Mrs. Kiichi Yamamoto and Mrs. Chozo Nagashima.

(Compiled by the Hawaii Visitors Bureau) TODAY East-West Center tours, 2:30 meet at Jefferson Ha'l Center on the University of Haw4 Campus. Free. "Ale Ale Kai Catamaran Sunset Supper Sail, 5:30 p.m., Kewaio Basin. Call 57o-3i5. Twilight Catamaran Supper Sail, Hilton Hawaiian Village.

Call 994-321. Special Events Desk. International Market Place Polynesian ProGram, 7 p.m., 2330 Kaldkaua Avenue, Free. International Folk Dancing, 7 p.m. 9 Maiuhia Service Club, Ft.

De Russy, call 934-094 or 505-572. Polynesian Water Spectacular, 7 Reef Hotel. Call 938-436. Square dancing with the Koral Kickers, 8 p.m., Waialae-Kahala Recreation Center, call George Walsh at 33-MI. SATURDAY One-Man Ikebana Japanese Flower rangement Show by Sogyoko Ellen Saye-gusa, 9 a m.

to 6 p.m.. Contemporary Arte Center of Hawaii, 605 Kapiolani. Free. Horseback riding, 8 a.m. to 5 Koko Head Crater.

Call 749-292. 0th State Sport Parachute club exhibitions. 8 30 am. to 12 noon, Mniianl Park. Call 811-112.

Visit the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial by Navy boat, departs from S. Arizona 1 Man orial Landing Halawa Gale off K.a-mehameha Highway, leavinq every half-" hour from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 m.

to 3:30 p.m., no reservations required and cameras are allowed. Methodist Church Tour, a.m., Moana Hotel, luncheon served. Call 501-774. Folkways Hawaiiana Tour, a.m. to cultural and historical circle la--land trip, cail 633 373 or 575-521.

Hawaii Horse Center, a.m. to 41-1791 Kalanianaole Highway, Waimanalo. Call 257-268. Art exhibit by Bruce Merlon's Croup, mixed media. 9 a m.

to 9 Hawaii Slate Library, Punchbow I and King streets. Free. Big game fishing trips, 9 a.m. ta i p.m.. call 566 577 or 5al-555- Art Galleries: Davis Art Gallery, a.m.

to 5 D.m., 910 Ala Moana; Teeie Art Gallery. 4C5 Nohonani Street; Hunr.i-cutt Art Gallery, 9 a.m. to 4 53-346 Kamrhameha Highway; Pundyck Art Gallery. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 221-A Ward Avenue; John Young Art Gallery, a.m.

to 5 p.m 2119 Kaiakaua Avenur; Artist Viliaqe, 10 a m. to to International Market Place; Black Art Gallery, 10 am. to 7 94 6WJ Farrington Highway. Waipahu; Fettics, Art Gallery, 12 noon to 5 Kameha-meha Highway, Haleiwa. Skindiving, 9 a.m.

to p.m., with a ouide and equipment provided. Cal "992 521 or 995 058 or 587 724. Queen Emma Summer Palcae, a.m. to 12 noon, 2913 Paii Highway. Adrt is-' sion charged.

Catamaran sailing, a.m. to 5p.m.fi call 994 321 or 576 355 or 936 463. Hibiscus Garden. a.m. to 1 p.m., Leah anid Monsarrat avenues.

Free. Foster Botanical Garden, 9 a.m. to 4' p.m.. 180 North Vineyard Street. Free.

Mission Houses, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., 553 South King Street. Free. Army Museum, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Schofield Army Base, Wahiawa. Bishop Museum, 9 to 4:30 p.m., 1355 Kaiihi Street. Admission charged. Hawaiian Wax Museum, 9 a.m. to 10 2340 Kaiakaua Avenue.

Admission charged. Call 933-797. Pearl Harbor cruises from Kewaio Basin. 9:30 a m. and 1:30 p.m..

on the "Adventure," call 934-123; 1:30 p.m.,. only, on the "Ale Ale Kai Catamaran, call 576 355; on the Kaimanu." calf 565-970; on tne "Leilani," call 933 841. Village of Ulu Mau, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Ala AAoana Park. Call 992-235.

Admission charged. Sea Life Park, 10 a.m. to p.m., a a Point, Waimanalo. Call 257-933. Art Mart.

10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Kapiolani 2oo Fence. Monsarrat and Kaiakaua avenues. Free. Honolulu Academy of Arts, It a m.

-Jo 4:30 p.m., 903 South Beretama Street. Free. "Stars Over Hawaii," current prograen at Kilolani Planetarium, 1355 Slreet. Programs are at 10:30 a m2 p.m. and 8 p.m., admission charged.

Variety Pineapple Garden, 11 a.m.' to 10 Kemoo Farm Restaurant on Highway 99 in Wahiawa. Glassbottom Boat Rides, 12:30 p.m., and 2 p.m.. Heeia-kea Boat Pier, Heeia. Call 240-375. Saturday Afternoon hike with the Hawaiian Trail and Mountain Club, ca'l Leader Irva Brubacher at 265 206.

Bowling on the lawn, 1 Ala Moana Park near the tennis courts. Hawaii Calls, national network radio broadcast, 2 Moana Hotel Banyan Court. Call 939-811. "Ale Ale Kai Catamaran Sunset Supper Sail, 5:30 p.m., Kewaio Call 576-355. Twilight Catamaran Supper Sail, .5:30 Hliton Hawaiian Village.

Call 994-321, Special Events Desk. Hawaiian Harleguenes Rugby Football Games. 5 p.m.. Keehi Lagoon Park. Call Mr.

Dickson Smith at 685-711. International Market Place Polynesian Proram. 7 p.m., 2330 Kaiakaua Avenue. Free. "Sounds of Polynesia," 7:30 P.m., Polynesian Cultural Center, Laie, Windward Oahu.

Call -933-431 or 299-291. Hootenany "Folk Festival," 7:30 p.m.. Freeway Coflee House at Church of the Crossroads, cail 507-711 ext. 650. Square dancing with the Hayseeds, I p.m., Halsey-Radford Community Center, call Frank K.

Waters at 452 712; Pineapple Promenaders, 8 p.m., Whee'er Field Air Force Base, call Al Payne at 675-339; Windward Whiners, 8 p.m.. Ka-neohe MCAS. Cal IHerb Watt at 267-293-. Ballroom dance sponsored by the Hawaii Dance Association, 8:30 p.m.. Princess Kaiulani Hotel Meeting House.

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Perspective, concert. KH Al Candlelight and Gold. KZOO News; 6:05. Denwa Ota. KPOI Steve Nicole! KAHU Western Sunset.

KTRG Kuraishi Moshl Moshl KUMU Nocturne. KOHO News, obits Renzoku Hose Ge- ki. Hanashino lecho. KGU Two Star Extra; 6:15 News in Depth; 6.45, Lifeline. KULA World Tomorrow; 6:30, Night-KNDI Music.

KORL Ronnie Gee. 7 P.M. KGMB Nellson Ross. KGU Peu Hana Concert. KAIM variety Hours 7:30, Prelude.

KAHU News; 7:45, Story Hour. KHAI Night Sounds, Bernie Armstrong. KZOO 7:45, Shosetsu KOHO 7-10. People Speak KNDI Chinese-American News. 8 FJU.

KIKI 8:30, Tunes, Kam Fong Chun. KORL Roller Games KTRG Japanese Variety Time. KOHO 8:30, NHK Hour. 9 V.M KOHO 9:15, toki-no Mondai 9:44 Ra-KHAI Nightwatch, John Cole. KPOI Lotus Ford.

Jr. KNDI Johnny West. iu p.r. KHAI Night Sounds, Bernie Armstrong. KAIM News 10 li.

Late Music KTRG Music KOHO 10:15, Story flmei 10:30, George Shimabukuro. KZOO Music Hour KUMU Nocturne KGU Three Star Extra; 10:15, Night Train. KHVH The Meet in' Folk Music by Request. 11 PJM KAIM 11:30, Back to The Bible. KAHU Western Star Time KGU Colleqe ot Knowledge.

KGMB Sashimi. MIDNIGHT KGMB lei son Ross. KGU Sam Fisk's unsieepables." KUMU Stairway to the Stars. KPOI All-Night Satellite, Kenny Wells. KHAI Midnighfer.

John Cole. KTRG Mark Stephenson. KIKI Mac Starkev. KORL Jerry Parker. Tomorrow A.M.

Sergeant George E. Hayes, a member of the 25th Infantry Division, was killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department reported. Hayes, 24, left Hawaii on January 3. He is survived by his wife, Vitoliga, of 2246-F Kalaunu Street; two sons, George, 2 months old Jerry, 18 Sfc. Teofilo Pimentel Mass for Sergeant First Class Teofilo C.

Pimentel, 39, of 833 Ihiihi Avenue, Whitmore Village, Wahiawa, was held today at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, Wahiawa. Mr. Pimentel, a member of the 25th Infantry Division, was killed in action February 10 in Vietnam. He was buried with military honors at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Survivors include his wife, Celestina; seven sons, Michael, John, Teofilo, Abraham, Ronald, Donald and Phillip; two daughters, Peggy and Kathy, and his mother, Mrs.

Maria Castillo Pimentel, of the Philippines. Army Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Charles Maria LIHUE, Kauai Charles Maria, 67, of Kalaheo died at his home on Wednesday. A Rosary was recited at Kauai Mortuary in Koloa last night. Arrangements for burial in Honolulu are pending.

Mr. Maria was a retired leading man with the U.S. Lighthouse Service. He came to Kauai eight years ago after 41 years in the light service. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Margaret Maria of Kalaheo; two sons, Charles E. Maria of Honolulu and Sergeant Herbert Maria of Schofield Barracks; four daughters, Mrs. Charles (Lurline) Amell of Palolo, Mrs. Emerson (Norma) Morse of Waimanalo, Mrs. Albert (Thelma) Rep-pucci of Oahu, and Mrs.

Paul (Rita) Pappesurgi of Donora, Pennsylvania; three brothers, Herbert and Bill Maria of Honolulu and Arthur Maria of San Lorenzo, California; two sisters, Mrs. Lily Figuero of Oahu and Mrs. Ida Howard of Oakland, California; two stepchildren, Alfred Castro of Honolulu and Mrs. James (Angeline) Medeiros of Virginia, and 16 grandchildren. Mrs.

Sadie Smith Mrs. Sadie D. Smith, 78, of 3509 Alani Drive, died Saturday at her home. She had made her home here for 55 years. The remains have been cremated.

At her request, there will be no funeral services. Williams Mortuary is in charge. William Meheula Services for William K. Meheula, 81, of 41-668 Bell Street, Waimanalo, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary.

Burial will follow at Diamond Head Memorial Park. Mr. Meheula, a retired chief mate of the interisland steamer Hawaii, died yesterday at Castle Memorial Hospital. Friends may call at the mortuary between 7 and 9 p.m. today and after 8 a.m.

tomorrow. Prayer service will be at 8:15 p.m. today. Mr. Meheula was a member of the Ancient Order of Foresters Society.

Survivors include his son, William, of Maui; three daughters, Mrs. Ellen Noa, Mrs. Josephine Miyashiro, of California, and Mrs. Mar-jorie Akana, of Edmonds, Washington, and a sister, Mrs. Abigail Calles.

Cassandra Kaeck Cassandra D. Kaeck, seven-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P. Kaeck, of Monterey Park, California, drowned on Monday when she crawled in a i 1 's small swimming pool.

Survivors besides her parents, are grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaeck, of Honolulu, and Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. De Clercq, long-time Island residents now living in La Jolla, California. Dr. Ho En-Seong Dr. Ho En-Seong, 93, who as a youth studied at Puna-hou School, died Monday in Hong Kong, where he was a dentist.

Dr. Ho, one of China's first modern dental practitioners, was born in China and was taken to Hawaii as a young boy by his father. The family first settled in Kohala on the Big Island. In 1901, Dr. Ho married Lee Kwan-Fai, sister of the late Dr.

K. F. Lee. Their first two children, Mrs. Albert Quon and Mrs.

Harry C. Y. Tarn, were born in Honolulu. In 1907 he moved to Nanking, where he practiced for 41 years. He retired in 1949.

Survivors include his wife, two sisters and six children. Two sisters, Mrs. Ching Fook and Mrs. Lucy H. Goo, live in Honolulu.

Mrs. Josephine Sylva Requiem mass for Mrs. Josephine K. Sylva, 53, of 242-G Kaiulani Drive, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St.

Ann's Church, Heeia. She died Wednesday at Queen's Hospital. Friends may call at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary between 6 and 9 p.m. Monday and after 8 a.m. Tuesday.

Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. at the mortuary. Burial will be at Hawaiian Memorial Park. Survivors include her son, Sydney, and two daughters, Mrs. Bernard Melemai and Mrs.

Solomon Wong. Mrs. Aliitasi Suapaia Services, for Mrs. Aliitasi Suapaia, 49, of Laie, Oahu, were held today at the Laie Ward chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mrs.

Suapaia, who was employed at the Polynesian Cultural Center, died Saturday at Kahuku Hospital. Burial followed at Laie Mormon Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Paulette Stogsdill; her mother, Taimi F. Suapaia; three brothers, Adam, Faaf-eu and the Reverend Fuifatu Suapaia, and a sister, Mrs. Mulu Spencer.

Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary was in charge. Hayato Yasunaka LIHUE, Kauai Hayato Yasunaka, .55, of Kaumakani died Tuesday at Kauai Veterans Memorial Hospital in Waimea after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at Garden Island Mortuary at Lawai at 5 p.m. today. Cremation will follow.

Mr. Yasunaka was born November 3, 1910 at Ma-kaweli. He was a crane operator for Olokele Sugar Company. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hatsume Yasunaka of Kaumakani; two sons, a two brothers, five sisters and his mother, Mrs.

Omie Yasunaka of Kaumakani. The sons are Hisao Yasunaka of Honolulu and Myles Nobuo Yasunaka of Japan. The daughter is Mrs. Jean-ette Yurie Katsuda of Honolulu. The brothers are Gunichi Yasunaka of Kaumakani and Seiso Yasunaka of Honolulu.

The sisters are Mrs. Chiyono Morikawa of Waimea, Kauai, and Mrs. Ha-tsumi Morita, Mrs. Shigeno Okumura, Mrs. Janet Itsuyo Okikawa, and Miss Edna Tatsuyo Yasunaka, all of Honolulu.

Mrs. Take Yamane I Hawaii Services for Mrs. Take Yamane, 85, of Kurtistown, were to be held today at Hawaii Funeral Home, followed by cremation at Homelani Crematory. Mrs. Yamane died Wednesday in Hilo Hospital.

Survivors include three sons, Masuichi and Masato of Kurtistown and Ichiro of Honolulu: two daughters, s. Imoto Matsuyo of Mountain View and Mrs. Fu-miko Yonemura of Honolulu; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Hawaii Funeral Home handled arrangements. 4 A.M.

KAHU 4:30, Moses Claverla Shew. KAIM 4:30. Filipino Hour KOHO Music i Mil mwm ummikt inHii mmm j.mej NOON KAIM Heritage Concert. KPOI Matinee in Stereo. 2:30 P.M.

KAIM Music, Concert Classics. 3 P.M. KPOI Stereo Showcase. P.M. KPOI News, Evening Concert.

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SATURDAY 8 A.M TO 12 NOON AMERICAN FENCE LTD. 98033 KAM HIGHWAY WAIMALU ACROSS FROM WAIMAIU SHOPPING CENTER Day Time Ht. Time Ht. Rise Set Rise Set 19 4 00 AM 20 11-00 A vT" Ol 7:00 AM 6:37 PM T51 AM 6:13 PM SAT 4:00 PM 0.8 9:24 PM 0.0 20 4:30 AM 2 0 1118 AM 0 1 6 59 AM PM 772TAM ir04M" SUN 4:36 PM 0.9 10:00 PM 0 0 21 4:54 AM 1.9 0 1 6:58 AM 6:33 PM MOM 5:06 PM ID 10:36 PM CI.