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D-1S March 20. Another Stretch of Freeway Opens OBITUARIES THE HAWAII SCHOOL FOR HSG FLORES Mrs. Nicolasa Flores, 70, of Kona, died Friday. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and from 8 to 10 a.m.

Saturday at Ho-soi Garden Mortuary. Rosary 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Mass 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St.

Patrick's Church, followed by burial at Diamond Head Memorial Park. Survived by husband, Florentine: son, Arcadio Cubero; daughter, Mrs. Andrea Du-maran; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. GIRLS a non-sectarian dan st'hool 'J'he newest three miles of Interstate Route H-l were opened yesterday. The new highway increment, extending from Kunia to Waiawa, cost more llic'tn $10 million in construction contracts alone.

All but one of the six contracts involved was held by Hawaiian I edging and Construction Co. (Dillingham Corpora-lion). Territorial Contractors was he other builder. If-1 is now in service from I' a a i 1 a i Interchange, its western terminus, to Waiawa. Lunalilo Freeway, the Honolulu portion of H-l, is expected to be completed this summer.

All remaining units of the freeway should be finished by 1972. When completed, it will extend from Palailai to Ainakoa Avenue, 27.5 miles. By June the State expects to advertise the contract for the first unit of Interstate Route H-2. extending from Waiawa to Wahiawa, 8.5 miles. Woman Dies Of Crash In juries Mrs.

Barbara Jean Lopes, 30, died yesterday at the Queen's Medical Center of accidents suffered in a New Year's Eve automobile accident. Police said Mrs. Lopes, of 2004 Democrat was injured when her car struck a utility pole on Kamehameha Highway near Laumaka Street. Her death raised Oahu's 1968 traffic fatality toll to 110. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow and from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Williams Mortuary. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m.

Saturday at St. Anthony's Church, followed by burial at Mililani Memorial Park. Mrs. Lopes is survived by a daughter. Robin Juliette Reames; her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. George Machado, and two sisters, Mrs. Palri-cia Haae and Mrs. Georgette Haae.

ut Central Union Church announces KiNTK CK A)I I A I i Set iMiiim' Si Iicid! i) i -sum Tpsts for the school vcar 1969-1970 (X APRIL 12th for 7 thru 12 Tet Rpei-tialion Pf-arUmr: Manh 27th TELEPHONT- 941-2204 MASUMOTO Mrs. Chi-yoko Masumoto, 64. of Mana, Kauai, died Tuesday. Wake and funeral services 5:30 p.m. today at Garden Island Mortuary.

Survived by sons, Hajime and Brian; daughters, Mrs. Tetsuko Sunderland, Mrs. Janet Ogden, Mrs. Rachael Eckenrode, Mrs. Chitose Travis and Mrs.

Lor-na Dawn Hiraki; 10 grandchildren; brother, Raymond Harada; sisters. Mrs. Yoshie Tanaka. Mrs. Takako News-ham and Mrs.

Sadami iri SffiY Photo Hawaii Motorcycle escort leads motorcade over three smooth new miles of road. yitiyy 1 ii ict lie DDirc vmiD Isle Marine NCO Killed In Vietnam 1 ui rmvt ivui NEXT PRESCRIPTION AFTER ALL, YOU SHOP AND PRICE MOST THINGS YOU BUY-WHY NOT PRESCRIPTIONS. WE INVITE YOU TO CHECK OUR LOW PRICES-SEE HOW YOU SAVE! WE GUARANTEE YOU THE FINEST FRESH DRUGS, BEST PROFESSIONAL CARE AND YOU SAVE WITH SAFETY MONEY. 1 KAIMUKI (I KALIHI Hawaii-Kai Tf ifcf'l w.i. KM SHOWING CIMTt SNOPflNO CINTM 1 1 i -I Corner at SCHOOL ST.

and KAIANIAN AOLl HIGHWAY 1 AVE" WAIALA LIKELIKE HIGHWAY mn4 lUNAlltO HOW! IfP, mHmwaavmrasaQipvPtavmpHnHCBnv VMMRHBMnniMwnMv rj WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY 5 DAY SALE AT ALL THREE STORES fin KP" REG. 1.39 f------ 1 nrr on 555. new. 1.J7 AGRICULA Mariano Agricula, 48. of House 11, Ka-wailoa.

Haleiwa, died Sunday. Wake 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Leeward Funeral Home. Rosary 8:30 p.m. Friends may call again after 7:30 a.m.

Monday. Services a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, followed by burial at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Survived by wife, Marcelina; sons, Mariano, Michael, Miles and Maurice Agricula: brothers, Venan-cio, Manuel, Archie, Agus-line Jr. and Lawrence Agricula: sister, Mrs.

Helen Koiid Woman's In juries Fatal KEALAKEKUA, Hawaii A 26-year-old Kona woman died in the Kona Hospital yesterday of injuries suffered when she was struck by a car. Shirley Kamigaki, of Ho-naunau, suffered head injuries and fractured legs Tuesday afternoon when she was struck by a car driven by Alfred Medeiros 41, of Hookena. Medeiros and two witnesses told investigators that Miss Kamigaki, who was walking along the side of the highway, apparently jumped in front of his vehicle as he drove past her in Honaunau. The accident was the Big Island's seventh traffic fatality of the year, compared to nine last year this time. Miss Kamigaki, a student at the Kona Craft Center, was the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kamigaki of Honaunau. 1171 Cepacol STOCK-UP ON A YEAR'S SUPPLY! The Marine Corps yesterday reported the death of S. Sgt. Dalmacio Pascua Jr.

in Vietnam. He was raised by his sister. Mrs. Carlina Sonido of Lanai City, Lanai, and had been in the Marines 1957. In addition to his sister, he is survived by his wife.

Julietta. who lives at the Ka-neohe Marine Corps Air Station. Sgt. Pascua was hit by enemy mortar fire March 12 during operations in Quang Tri province with the 1st Battalion. 9th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division.

Memorial services are being arranged at the Ka-neohe Marine Corps Air Station. Interment will be in the Arlington, National Cemetery. MOUTI Cepacol RYBUTOL VITAMINS If of 84-1024 Farrington Waianae, died Tuesday. Services 6 p.m. tomorrow at Kukui Mortuary, followed by cremation.

Survived by wife, Wai, sons, James Shi-nichi, Yoshinobu, Kazuto and Tadashi Araki; daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Nobu Ogura, Mrs. Florence Fusae Kodo, Mrs. Kay Kikue Nimori and Jane Tokie Araki; 15 grandchildren, 10 Multiple Vitamins With Iron REG. $9.95 265 GELUCAPS 1 AUtt.

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