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T-2 Wednesday, June 18, 9fi2 The Honolulu Advertiser Ibbituaries Wrestler and Peter Maivia, 45, dies IWANAGA Paul Itaru Iwana-ga, 77. of Honolulu, died June 6. He was born in Kau, Hawaii. Private service held. Arrangements by Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary.

Survived by stepdaughter. Hilda E. Sakai; two stepgrandchildren; brothers. Ernest T. and Richard sisters, Mrs.

Fusa Miyahara of Hawaii, Kathenne M. Chock, and Gilbert (Pauline Wong; sister-in-law, Mrs. Yaeno Iwanaga. grandchildren; nieces and nephews. TUNBERG OUe Tunberg.

49, died Friday in Beverly Hills. Calif. He was Swedish consul general in Los Angeles. Services will be 4 p.m. Thursday in Los Angeles, WATSON Leslie James Watson.

85. of 3103 Oahu died Thursday. Graveside services at a later date. Survived by wife, Elizabeth; daughters. Mrs.

Lester Henderson and Mrs. Darrel Nielsen. Jazz musician Art Pepper dies Lot Angrlei Timet Service LOS ANGELES Art Pepper, one of the most brilliant jazz musicians of his generation despite his troubled life and long-time addiction to drugs, died yesterday at 56. Pepper was admitted to Kaiser Hospital in Panorama City last Wednesday after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage at his home. A hospital spokesman said he never regained consciousness and that he died at 9 a.m.

His wife, Laurie, was at his side. A composer and leader of jazz combos, he was best known as an alto saxophone soloist. He became an international star and was particularly admired in Japan. Pepper was at one time a principal figure in what was called the "West Coast School" of jazz, a classification he made fun of as being meaningless. He worked in several big bands and was a featured sideman with the Stan Kenton band during the '50s and '60s.

pines. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. Friday and 8 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Mililani Memorial Park. Rosary 7:30 p.m.

Friday. Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph Church. 94-675 Farrington Highway.

Waipahu. Burial in Mililani Memorial Park. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eleno (Monica) Querubin; brother.

Warlito; sisters. Mrs. Melchor (Esperanza) Madriaga and Mrs. Alberto (Claire) Somera; nieces and STORM Bernice Johansen Storm. 63.

of 1242 Makaloa died Monday. She was born in Honolulu. Friends may call 9 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Friday at Borthwick Mortuary.

Rosary 12:30 p.m. Burial at National Jvlemorial Cemetery of the Pacific. No flowers. Casual attire. Survived by sons, Alfred L.

and Sidney daughter. Mrs. Charles (Judith Van Gieson; nine granchildren; brother. Harold "Bully" Johansen; sister. Mrs.

Sidney (Lillian) Jensen; nieces, nephews, cousins. THOMAS Glynn M. Thomas. 51. of Seattle.

died June 4. He was born on Molokai. Service held in Washington. Ashes will be scattered at sea. Survived by sister.

Joan T. Brown of California. TODD Henry Alexander Todd. 86, formerly of Hilo. died Sunday.

He was born in Kealakekua. Hawaii. Friends may call 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday at Haili Church, Hilo. Burial in Homielani Cemetery.

Arrangements by Williams Mortuary and Hawaii Funeral Home in Hilo. Survived by daughters. Mrs. Robert (Mabel) Titus of California and Marion; sister. Irene Murphy of Colorado; four grandchildren; two great- High Chief Fanene Leifi Pita Maivia, known locally as professional wrestler and promoter Peter Maivia, died Sunday of cancer.

He was 45. Maivia was born In Western Samoa and raised in New Zealand, where he began his wrestling career. He went to England as a professional wrestler and was signed by the produo ers of the early James Bond film "You Only Live Twice" to do a fight scene with actor Sean Connery, who played Bond. Maivia went on to wrestle professionally in Europe, the Far East and the U.S. Mainland.

He started wrestling in Hawaii in the early 1960s and eventually became the first Polynesian promoter of professional wrestling in the He also established the Peter Maivia Wrestling School here, Maivia promoted several wrestling events -in American and Western Samoa, Tonga and other South Pacific islands, and about three years ago he was the main event in what is said to have been the largest spectator event ever held in Western Samoa an outdoor wrestling match in which he was' the headliner. About 10,000 spectators are said to have attended. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Friday at Borthwick Mortuary. Services 1 p.m. Friday. Burial yv CAKUTACAWA Kitsu KSkutagawa, 98, of Pearl City died Sunday. She was born in Kumamoto, pan.

Service held. Survived by t4wns. Norio and Sachio; daughters, $Irs. Kiyo Matsuguma and Mrs. CKimiko Manabe; sister, Mrs.

Kajiu vugimoto of Japan; six grandchil- $3rcn; 14 great-grandchildren. SSDECROYV Arthur Lvnn De- PRrow, 86. of 45-535 Luluku Road, sCaneohe, died Sunday. Graveside 5rvice 2 pm. Friday at Oahu Arrangements by Mortuary.

Casual attire. by wife. Beatrice; son, daughter. Mrs. Richard Hulan of Missouri; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.

jSSFTJINAKA Avano Fujinaka. W8. of 1516 16th died yester-jiy. She was born in Kaneohe. StKervice 8 p.m.

Friday at Hosoi Mortuary. Casual attire. ''Survived by sons. Edward Takashi. JjiSrthur Tokio and Harry Yukio; daughters.

Mrs. Larry Masaharu iriPillie Mitsuko) Tomita. Mrs. Standard (Lilly Kazuko) Hirata. Mrs.

s-JIichael (Marion Toshiko) Uyeno. James T. (Shirley Chiyoko) IwTakaoka. Mrs. Erik (Naomi Saeko) takai; brothers.

Seikichi and Yoshio sisters. Mrs. Yoshino vXodama. Mrs. Yoshimi Funasaki, vjSrs.

Haruyo Kummura. Mrs. Tomi--Kb Yamanouchi. Mrs Sueno rOsasawara; 16 grandchildren; one great-grandchild. William Keln Hano.

52. Paukukalo. Maui, died Saturday. was a salesman with B.J. Furniture in Kahului.

Services held at St. vAnthony's Church. Burial at Maui Memorial Park. Arrangements by -akamura Mortuary. Survived by Another, Clara Hano of Paukukalo; Mrs.

Mitsuo (Alma of Honolulu. Mrs. Walter L'thel Teixeira of Kahului and gleanor Hano of Paukukalo. HARRIS Rose Hams. 68, of Nuuanu died Monday.

She was born in Honolulu. Friends I may call after 7:30 a.m. Friday at Oahu Cemetery. Service 9:30 am. Burial at National Memorial Ceme-tery of the Pacific.

Arrangements 'i by Borthwick Mortuary. No flowers. Casual attire. Survived by husband, Raymond son. Gabriel Aiona; granddaughters, Evette and Denise Aiona; brothers.

John Holi and Francis Mahelona; sisters. Philome- na Aranio of California. Mrs. Claude I (Helen) Kane and Deborah Lee. Driver rescued from canal on April 25 dies in hospital A 39-year-old Halawa woman critically injured April 25, when her car plunged into the Ala Wai Canal, died yesterday morning in Kaiser Hospital.

Police said Marialosa F. Fer-: nandez of Aumakiki Place died at 5:25 a.m. She was injured when her car went off the McCuIly Street bridge and into the canal. Divers from the Honolulu Fire Department pulled her from the submerged car about 11 minutes later. Police also said last night that Yetta L.C.

Chu of Alewa Drive remained critical condition at the Queen's Medical Center as KATO Paul Masatoshi Kato. 66. of 1320 Hoolauna Pearl City, died Friday, He was born in Pearl City and was the proprietor of Paul M. Kato Trucking Service and former vice president of the Pacific Truckers Association. Masonic service 6 p.m.

Thursday at Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary. No flowers. Casual attire. Survived by wife. Lilly Sakae; daughters.

Mrs. Richard F. (Sandra) Low, Margaret Pauline brothers, Edward Jack Yoshio. Toshiharu, and Rusty Isamu Fujiwara; sisters. Mrs.

Seich (Hatsuko) Saiki. Mrs. Vernon (Bonnie) Correa; sister-in-law. Lea-trice; grandsons, Theodore and Gregory. KAWAMURA Yasu Kawa-mura.

83, of 3608 Loulu Manoa, died June 2. She was born in Japan. Memorial service 6' p.m. Friday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Robert (Florence) Kimura; son-in-law, Masao Naka-mura. nine grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. McFARLAND Cecil C. McFarland. 67.

of 411 Hohron Lane, died Monday. He was born in Ashland. Kan. Service 2 p.m. Friday at Saints Peter and Paul Church.

Burial National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Arrangements by Williams Mortuary. Survived by wife, Ins; daughters. Sharon Deming of Chicago and Sally McHann of Los Angeles; stepson, Harri Salonen of Finland; four grandchildren; sister, Ceres Smith of California. MOROMISATO Taketa Moromisato is survived, among others, by a daughter, Mrs.

James Kazuo (Lily Miyoko) Sugahara. Her husband's name was misspelled in yesterday's paper. QUERUBIN Benjamin Ta-mayo Querubin. 38, of 91-1017 Manakuke Ewa Beach, died June 7. He was born in the Philip the result of a one-car accident Sunday morning at Ala Moana Center.

In another accident, police said power was knocked out in the Aiea Heights area early yesterday morning after a car struck a utility pole near Chester Way and Aiea Heights Drive. A Hawaiian Electric spokesman said 240 customers were affected after the pole was knocked down at 11:36 p.m. Monday. He said power was restored for 140 customers within 2Vz hours; for the remainder of the customers, it took nine hours. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE waii Product List may be examined at the Comptroller's Office, State Office Building.

The State reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to. waive any defects in said proposals for the best interest of the public. WAYNE J. YAMASAKI Deputy Director (Hon. June 10.

14, 16. 1982) (A-34093) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS for Job No. 3-9W-46, Renovate Grating at Intake Structure No. 1, Waikolu Valley, Molokai, Hawaii, will be received at the Division of Water and Land Development, 2nd floor, Ka-lanimoku Building, Room 227, 1151 Punchbowl Street, Honolulu, up to 2:00 p.m., June 24, 1982, at which time and place they will be opened and read publicly. The bidder shall be responsible for the prompt delivery of the proposal.

Plans and specifications may be obtained at the aforesaid place. Should there be any questions, please call 548-3944. SUSUMU ONO Chairman and Member Board of Land and Natural Resources (Hon. June 14, 16. 18.

1982) (A-34127) Fanene Leifi Pita Maivia Samoan high chief 4 at Diamond Head Memorial Park. He is survived by wife, Ofeliii Fuataga; daughter, Mrs. Ma3 taniu Feagaimaleata Johnson Florida; grandson, Tuifeaii Dwayne Johnson of Florida mother, Mrs. Peka Papali'i of: Auckland, New Zealand; twcA brothers in Samoa; and a cous--in, Papali'itele Siva Afi, professional wrestler here known as Siva Afi. Hawaii all toqetlier fcr vuM Advertising Agency Sales -525 7651 nici your tasio supply you with clip art at no extra cost, and place your message before the people who really count the 560,000 daily readers who can be persuaded to become your customers! Newspaper advertising is powerful.

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360A-01-83M DISTRICTS OF MAKAWAO AND HANA (3) HANA HIGHWAY DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS PAUWELA "'PROJECT NO. 36C-T 01-82 T. DISTRICT OF MAKAWAO will be received at the Programs and Contracts Office, Department of Transportation, 869 Punchbowl Street, Honolulu. Hawaii 96813, or at the office of the District Engineer-Maui, 650 Palapala Drive, Kahului, Maui 96732. until 2.00 P.M., June 25, 1982, at which and places traffic signs.

(2) Project consist of resurfacing pavement pavement striping. (3) Project consist of filter drains. Plans and for are consolidated sing set examined offices or therefrom deposit of ($50.00) currency made Director State of Project and 360A-01-83M combined contract. 36C-01-82 contract. may bid on contracts.

proposal is for and each be on a by said Bidder's intention to No. 360A-01-83M-Improvements widening and the existing and installing markers and No. 36C-01-82-Improvements installing longitudinal and transverse fabric French specifications these projects into a and may be at the above obtained upon the FIFTY DOLLARS per set in or a check payable to the of Finance, Hawaii. No. 360A-01-82 Project No.

will be into a single Project No. will be a separate Bidders one or two A separate to be submitted each contract proposal shall form furnished Department. notice of bid for each contract must be received at said Programs and Contracts Office no later than six (6) calendar days prior to the bid opening date. Project No. 360A-01-82 is subject to preference for Hawaii products established by Section 103-43, Hawaii Revised Statutes.

The Ha- Representing The Honolulu Advertiser independent, editor ialiy competitive newspapers serving all Hawaii 31onolulu Star-Bulletin Your No1 contact With IfMhey will be publicly opened and read. The scope of work for each project is as follows: il) Project No. 360A-01-82-Improvements consist of replacing culverts, constructing CRM "walls, sbotcreting, and installing guardrails, reflector markers and.