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4 4 4 The Honolulu Advertiser Tuesday, November 28. 1995 D5 HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK OBITUARIES CLASSIFIED I MaBUSWSIS NOTICE OF NON-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Please take notice that the County of Hawaii, Department of Finance. Real Prorjertv Tax Division will SEALED PROPOSALS Kalani bowling team pins its hopes on Hoopii will be received at the Division of Public Works, conduct a non-judicial foreclosure sale on December 5, 1995 at the Seven Seas Luau House beginning at 9:00 a.m. and will offer the following described property at public auction to collect delinquent taxes, interest, penalties, costs, and miscellaneous charges. The property will be offered "as is" and will be sold to the person offering the highest bid price above the upset price.

That certain Dronerty bearing tax map key: (3) 7-3-002-016-0000; further described as Lot 7. 758 acres. fourth floor of the Kala nimoku Building, Room 426, 1151 Punchbowl Street, Honolulu, Hawaii, up to 2:00 P.M., Decem Grant 6326, Map 2431, Haleohiu, N. Kona, Hi Total upset price is $30,951.45. warning is nereoy given to me persons loenuiiea ueiow ana to au otner persons Having or Claiming vs have anv leeal rieht, title, or interest therein, including any mortgages or other lien thereon that unless ber 21, 1995, for NOE- the taxes due thereon, with all interest, penalties, costs, expenses, and charges accrued to the date of LANI ELEMENTARY! payment are paid before the time of sale noted above, the property will be sold as advertised.

SCHOOL, REPAIR COV NAMES OF PRESENT ANDOR POTENTIAL OWNERS OR CLAIMANTS ACCORDING TO RECORDS EKED WALKWAY, MAINTAINED BY THE REAL PROPERTY TAX OFFICE AND THE BUREAU OF CONVEYANCES Falcons seek third straight state title D.A.G.S. Job No. 32-16-0083 and will then and there be publicly openea ana reaa aioua. Plans and specifica tions may be examined at or borrowed from the above office. The estimated con Advertiser Top 10 The Honolulu Advertiser' final ranking of high tcnool teams in Hawaii, as chosen by a panel of coaches and sports media (first-place votes in parentheses): Record Pta Pvs 1, St.

Louis (10) 12-1 100 1 2, Kahuku 8-2-2 90 3 3. Waianae 8-2-1 80 4 4, Punahou 11-3 70 2 S. Kamehameha 7-5 59 5 6, Campbell 6-3-1 48 6 7, Maui 9-0 37 7 8, Waiakea 11-3 25 8 9, Kailua 8-1-1 24 9 10, Waimea 7-3 12 10 Other receiving votes: Aiea (7-2-1) 3 points, Farrlngton (3-8) 2. struction cost is between APIA, BESSIE AIPIA, CHARLES AIPIA, CHARLES JR AIPIA, IPO AIPIA, JOSEPH AIPIA, JOSEPH AIPIA, PATRICK BUSH, MARIAN EST OF CHARLES NUHI AIPIA EST OF ESTHER AIPIA KAHAIALII EST OF JOSEPH KELU AIPIA, DECD EST OF MINNIE KEPANO KUAHIWINUI EST OF NORA AIPIA HOOLAPA EST OF PATRICK AIPIA SR, DECD EST OF POHAKU AIPIA, AKA SAM AIPIA ESTATE OF JOHN AIPIA ESTATE OF LOUIS "LUI" KEPANO SR ESTATE OF WALTER KLINGER $50,000 $100,000. To be eligible to bid.

By Stacy Kaneshiro Advertiser Staff Writer Kalani High will shoot for its third consecutive Hawaii High School Athletic Association Nissan girls' bowling championship Thursday and Friday at Lihue Lanes on Kauai. The Falcons, state champions in 1978, '91, '93 and '94, have won more state team titles than any other school. They will try bidders must possess valid State of Hawaii contractor's licenses) or all of the specialty contractor classifications deemed necessary for the work. KEPANO, LUI JR KEPANO, ROLAND KEPANO, STEVEN KUAHIWINUI, CALVIN KUAHIWINUL DAVID KUAHIWINUI, DUANE KUAHIWKINW, EDWARD KUAHIWINUI EDWINA KUAHIWINUL GEORGE KUAHIWINUI, JAMES KUAHIWINUI, MARY ANN KUAHIWINUL MINNIE KUAHIWINUL NORA KUAHIWINUI, OBED KUAHIWINUI, PAUL KUAHIWINUI, RODNEY LINDSEY, MARY ANN LINDSEY, THOMAS KKEALA JR LLANES, EDWINA LLANES, EDWINA KUAHIWINUI ESTATE OF LOUIS "LUI" KEPANO SR. MAHI, HENRY MA HI, HENRYBESSIE MEYER, SHIRLEY RF SOLOMON ROBERT KFRANCES LINDSEY SERION, ALICE KEPANO STANLEY ROEHRIG, ATTORNEY THE ESTATE OF MARY ANN LINDSEY HARRY A.

TAKAHASffl, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE County of Hawaii, Department of Finance Real Property Tax Division 865 Piilani Street. Hilo. HI 96720 Refer to General GLENN N. KIMURA ATTORNEY Notice for Division of Public Works, DAGS Projects. HAO, LEIALOHA HAO, NORA EST OF NORA KEPANO HAO HAO, PATRICK HAO, STEPHEN HAZEL YONEKURA KLINGER TRUSTEE HOOLAPA, JOSEPH KEPANO KAHAKUA, JAMES KEPANO, ALBERT KEPANO, LOUIS SR Gordon Matsuoka for SAM CALLEJO COMPTROLLER State of Hawaii (Hon.

Nov. 28. 1995) (A-36627)! to match Mc-Kinley's three straight (1982-'84) titles. McKinley is the defending boys' champion. The Falcons, coached by Ted Chock, are led by Oahu Interscholastic HAROLD ACOSTA, 64, of Waipahu, died Nov.

21, 1995. He was born in Hawaii. Survived by, among others, sisters, "Bibay" Moniz and Lillian Sojot; hanai son, Bruce Epstein. A recent obituary was incomplete. WILLIAM "DUTHCHIE" JOSEPH AHA-NA 78, of Waimanalo, died Nov.

24, 1995. He was born in Honolulu and was a pipefitter for Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard. He also retired as maintenance supervisor for the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific and was a member of Eagle Lodge Club. Survived by sons, William J. Ill, Arthur K.

of Kamuela, Neyland Dean D. and Wildon daughters, Novie K. Wide-mann, Giselle 17 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sister, Thelma Brown of Hilo. Friends may call from 9:30 a m. Friday at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary; service 11 a.m.

Burial noon at Hawaiian Memorial Park Cemetery. Aloha attire. MODESTA DOLATRE BASCONCILLO, 68, of Honolulu, died Nov. 15, 1995. She was a member of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court Aloha Malia 1982.

Survived by, among others, daughter, Qeorgina B. Kikuta of Seattle and Honolulu. A recent obituary was incorrect. WILBUR HEFFERNAN BECHES, 22, of Honolulu, died Nov. 25, 1995.

He was born in Palau. Survived by parents, Dave and Iwong Beches; sisters, Lana Kahlbaun, Kay Muulbong, Lillian and Lomalia. Friends may calf from 6 to 9 p.m. today at Borthwick Mortuary; service 7:30 p.m. Or call from 8 to 9:30 a.m.

Wednesday. Burial 10 a.m. at Hawaiian Memorial Park Cemetery. Aloha attire. ROSITA AFRICA BELTRAN, 56, of Waipahu, died Nov.

16, 1995. She was born in Badoc, llocos Norte, Philippines. Survived by husband, Domingo T. Bel-tran; parents, Julian and Tripona Africa; brother, Rogelio Africa; sisters, Mrs. Juliana Ibous and Vicenta A.

Bulong. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Mililani Memorial Park Mortuary; service 7 p.m. Or call from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. at St.

Joseph Church; Mass 9:45 a.m. Burial 11 a.m. at Mililani Memorial Park. Casual attire. CEDRIC COLENA BERGANIO, 68, of Hilo, died Nov.

14, 1995. He was born on Kauai and was a retired truck driver for Hilo Coast Processing Co. Survived by wife, Francisca Berganio; daughters, Karen Crutchfield, Miriam Astrande of Texas; brothers, Elpidio, Fernando and Domingo, all of the Philippines; sisters, Catalina Cabasa of Pepeekeo, and Juanita Manalang, Lydia Oreio and Er-minia Chan, all of the Philippines; five grandchildren. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Memorial Mortuary; service 7 p.m.

Or call from 10 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Friday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church; Mass 12:15 p.m. Burial at Homelani Memorial Park.

Casual attire. SAMUEL CHOY, 69, of Honolulu, died Nov. 24, 1995. He was born in Wahiawa and served as interim director of missions for Hawaii Baptist Convention. Survived by wife, Kathy; daughters, Sammie of San Francisco, Mrs.

Terri Cooke of Atlanta, Toni of Honolulu; sister, Mrs. Thomas (Betty) Min; two grandchildren. Service 6 p.m. Thursday at Olivet Baptist Church. No flowers.

Casual attire. Arrangements by Hosoi Garden Mortuary. THOMAS K. "LOFTY" COOK, 89, of Hilo, died Nov. 23, 1995.

He was born in Hilo and was former chairman for the County of Hawaii Board of Supervisors. He also retired as a bank teller for Bank of Hawaii and was a member of the Hilo Yacht Club. Survived by wife, May B. Cook; daughters, Piilani Mason of Oregon, Martha Yim, Ellen May Rockey and Kimi McKie, both of California and Keone Gomes; 15 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Memorial service 2 p.m.

Friday at Church of the Holy Apostles. Reception follows at Hilo Yacht Club. Casual attire. No flowers; PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby riven I that the undersigned for (A-35836) (Hon. Nov.

7, 14, 21, 28, 1995) Hoopii eign corporation intends to apply to the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs of the State of Hawaii for a Cer REQUIRED PUBLIC NOTICE OF MODIFICATION REQUEST INTRODUCTION cess all remaining GB munitions and then all remaining HD and VX munitions. This schedule minimizes the amount of decontamination waste generated between munition campaigns because tificate of Withdrawal. Dated this 1st day of November, 1895. cAieiisive uecuiuamniauoo oi me Munitions remilitarization Building is not required until agent FISHER SAFETY AMERICA INC. By: Joseph D.

Scheuld Vice President cnangeover occurs. This modification will reduce the time required to complete the demilitarization of the chemical stockpile of munitions on Johnston Island. It will also reduce the amount of decontamination solution required to be processed at the facility and the (Hon. Nov. 21, 28; Dec 5, 12, 1995) (A-36524) numDer of toxic entries by personnel during handling of this solution.

Reduced solution amounts and handling lessen the potential agent exposure to workers and the possibility of agent releases to the ATTENTION LEGAL ADVERTISERS CHECK YOUR ADS In accordance with 40 CFR 270.42(bX2), the Army has prepared a public notice about this permit modification submittal which will be mailed to all persons on the facility mailing list within seven days of submission, the facility mailing list is maintained by the Regional Administrator (EPA Region IX). In addition, copies of the notice will be sent the appropriate units of state and local governments as specified in 40 CFR 124.10(cXix). Complete copies of the permit modification request will be sent to the locations identified at the end of this notification for public review and comment. The notice that will be forwarded to all concerned parties and published in a major local newspaper of general circulation is shown below and on the following pages. PUBLIC NOTICE JOHNSTON ATOLL CHEMICAL AGENT DISPOSAL SYSTEM BACKGROUND environment.

Tne proposed modification will signif icantly reduce project costs and allow JACADS to The first day they appear ana notify Legal Adver tising Department of errors immediately. We continue processing munitions without interruption while the new JACADSRed Hat Permit Application is being processed by the EPA. The changes proposed in this request constitute a Class II modification pursuant to the criteria in 40 CFR, Part 270.42 Appendix 1, Item (Lffljb), burning of different wastes, and item (Lma). modification will not be responsible for errors after the FIRST publication of anv aavertisement. League of Honolulu.

Aina said he will remain at Damien as the dean of students, a position he has held since 1988. During Aina's 11 years, the Monarchs were 45-81-3. According to a school press release, a selection committee will be formed to find a successor. Cage tournaments: The last two state boys basketball champions Kalaheo and Iola-ni will be in action this weekend at the 25th St. Anthony High School Invitational tournament in Maui.

Thursday's opening-round games pit Kailua against Baldwin at 3:30 p.m.; Damien and Kalaheo at St. Anthony against St. Joseph at 6:30 and Iolani against Maui at 8. Competition continues Friday and Saturday. Admission is $4 for adults and $2 for children and senior citizens.

Opening round pairings for the Dec. 18-22 Iolani Prep Classic were also announced. On Dec. 18, Kalaheo will play Chu-bu Technical (Okinawa) at 3:30 p.m.; Punahou will play Kaimu-ki at University will play Greensboro (N.C.) Day at and St. Joseph (Alameda, Calif.) will play Kamehameha at 8.

On Dec. 19, Moanalua will play St. Louis at 3:30 p.m.; host Iolani will play Roosevelt at Leigh (San Jose, Calif.) will play Hilo at and Roman Catholic (Pa.) will play Baldwin at 8. Tree McKinley's athletic department is holding a fund-raising Christmas tree sale, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday at the cafeteria. On sale will be 6-and 7-foot premium plantation sheared Douglas firs.

Preseason honors: Iolani all-state basketball player Richard Carlisle was listed as a high honorable mention pick in Street Smith's High School All-America team by Dave Kri-der. Receiving honorable mention among seniors were Darnell Ar-ceneaux of St. Louis and Wes Pratt of Punahou. Iolani's Derek Christensen was named among underclassmen honorable mention selections. In the girls' All-America selections by the New York Daily News, Iolani all-state pick Tiana Fuertes was listed as an honorable mention in the West.

HAWAII NEWSPAPER AGENCY, LP. The U.S. Army owns and operates a hazardous waste treatment and storage facility on Johnston Atoll. The facility is referred to as the Johnston of the period immediately following the trial burn. The permit modification request is justified considering the production record the U.S.

Army has achieved operating the JACADS facility during the 36597): Association individual champion Holly Hoopii. She also had the highest regular season average at 166 in the East. Joining her are Lisa Aoyama (third in the East at 159) and Traci Ueoka (seventh in the East at 145). Charisse Matsuo was sixth in the East at 146. Bowlers will tally their scores over nine games.

The top 15 boys and top 15 girls will receive medals. The two-day tournament runs 8 a.m. to 8:45 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Friday. Damage is done: The Kahuku football team has accepted responsibility for damaging its Aloha Stadium locker room following Friday's 27-26 Oahu Prep Bowl loss to St. Louis. A chalk board and one locker were damaged, Eugene Tokuha-ma, stadium events manager confirmed. Neither the school nor the OIA will be charged for repairs, Tokuhama said.

In accepting the responsibility, Kahuku principal Lea Albert said team will do some kind of community service as determined by stadium officials. Albert said it was the players' idea to do community service. Two players were involved in the incident, she confirmed. "Even though it was two boys, and there are 55 boys, the team is taking responsibility for it," she said. "It wasn't deliberate.

It was done in the heat of emotion for these two young men." Aina resigns: Wally Aina has resigned as varsity football coach at Damien High after 11 seasons. "I felt it was time to step down," Aina said. He added that his decision had nothing to do with his self-imposed, one-game suspension about a month ago for using inappropriate language. Damien finished with a 1-8 record in the Interscholastic past tive years, rue U.S. Army compliance history during the life of the permit being modified is available from the Environmental Protection Agent (Agency) contact person.

The Agency contact person, Mr. Ray Fox, can be reached at the address noted below. The Army is requesting this modification as another step in the continued improvement of JACADS operations and commitment the Army has made to prove the technology for the destruction of the lethal chemical weapons. NOTIFICATION The Army is requesting modification to the Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System (JACADS). The JACADS facility is the first full scale operational facility constructed as part of the Army's Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program mandated by Congress in 1985 under Public Law 99-145.

JACADS has completed Operational Verification Testing SVT) which was mandated by Congress in Public 100-456. The purpose of the OVT was to have JACADS demonstrate the safe and effective destruction of chemical weapons while being protective of human health ana the environment OVT was also needed to support the development of designs for other chemical weapons disposal facilities in the continental United States. These facilities COOL AIR JACADS RCRA permit under the provisions of 40 CFR 270.42(b). Comments can be sent to the agency donations to the Church of the Holy Apostles or favorite charity. CARLINA "CAROL" P.T.

DAGDAG, 67, of Aiea, died Nov. 22, 1995. She was born on Kauai. Survived by husband, Faustino 'Dag" sons, Faustino Edwin and Melvin; daughter, Julie; are needed to destroy the inventory of lethal chemical weapons. FACILITY DESCRIPTION Keep out daytime sun with vertical louvers or awnmgs on the outside your windows, or draw draperies.

blinds and shades indoors to keep inside air cool And keep the Classified section of this paper in mind when you decide to sell your un needed items. contact person (Mr. Ray Fox) at the address noted below. With publication of this notice, the Army is announcing commencement of a 60-day public comment period. A public meeting is scheduled for December 19, 1995 from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm and will be held at Washington Intermediate School, 1633 S.

King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii NOTICE OF CANCELATION The public hearing scheduled for November 29, 1995 has been canceled and rescheduled on December 19 1995 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CLASSIFIED ADS 5219111 JACADS began hazardous waste operations in June, 1990, to dispose of the chemical weapons inventory on Johnston Island. The facility began shakedown operations with M55 rockets containing the chemical agent GB. Since start-up, the facility has conducted successful trial burns in the Deactivation Furnace System (DFS), Liquid Incinerator (LIC), Metal Parts Furnace (MPF) and the Dunnage Incinerator (DUN), destroying significant quantities of nerve agents GB and VX and blister agent HD. JACADS demilitarization operations involve partial disassembly or reverse assembly of some munitions to facilitate treatment. The DFS is used to incinerate the explosives and propellants in the munitions.

The LIC is used to destroy the liquid agents and other liquid waste generated as a result of disposal operations. The MPF is used to decontaminate the projectiles, containers and other metal parts, while the DUN is used to treat dunnage and other packaging materials and miscellaneous solid waste mAm A sister, Meiling Bermudez of Kauai; one grandchild. Friends may call 9 a.m. Friday at Nuuanu Memorial Park; services 10:30 a.m. Burial to follow at Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.

No flowers; casual attire. DARWELL LEON FORTSON, 60, of Honolulu, died Nov. 23, 1995. He was born in Georgia and was a member of the Afro-American Lawyers Association of Hawaii and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Survived by wife, Beatrice Ann Fortson; sons, Jonathon, Jerome, Darwell Jr.

and Daryl; daughters, Ceiester and Ann; nine grandchildren; brothers, Walter Jr. and Willie-Ed. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Borthwick Mortuary; service 7 p.m. Or call from 9 a.m.

to 1:30 p.m. Friday at First Presbyterian Church; service 10:30 a.m. Burial 2 p.m. at Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery. SHANON RONNIE HANALEI HOPEAU, infant son of Shanon H.

Hopeau and Sheryl Arevalo, died Nov. 24, 1995. Also survived by grandparents, Gerald and lion a Arevalo and Max and Linda Hopeau; great-grandparents, Stanley and Eliza Simeona. Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. tomorrow at Borthwick Mortuary; services 6:30 p.m.

Cremation to follow. Casual attire. QUI HUI LONG, 63, of Honolulu, died Nov. 24, 1995. He was born in China.

Survived by wife, Gok Mui Lung; sons, Yu Kai Lona and Yuk Mina Luna: The Honolulu Advertiser The permit modification submittal can be reviewed at the following locations: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region IX, H-3-3 75 Hawthorne Street San Francisco, California 94105 Contact Mr. Ray Fox (415) 744-2053 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Pacific Island Contact Office 300 Ala Moana Boulevard, Room 1302 Honolulu, Hawaii 96850 Contact Ms. Vicki Tsuhauko (808) 541-2710 Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization Building 4517 Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 21010-5401 Contact AMCB-RAE-EMr.

Joe Stang (410) 671-2007 Hamilton Library Hawaiian Collection University of Hawaii 2550 The Mall Honolulu, Hawaii Contact: Ms. Lynette Furuhashi (808) 956-2847 or 7923 Kahului Library 90 School Street Kahului, Maui Contact Ms. Lani Scott (808) 877-5048 Kapaa Public Library 1464 Kuhio Highway Kapaa, Hawaii Contact Mr. Jeff Aldridge (808) 246-8854 generated as the result of demilitarization operations. The facility is currently conducting post trial burn operations continuing the destruction of the lethal chemical weapon inventory.

SITUATION The U.S. Army Chemical Demilitarization and Remediation Activity (USACDRA) is requesting a Class II permit modification to the JACADS Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Permit (The original JACADS RCRA permit was issued in August 1985 by EPA Region IX.) This Class II Permit Modification involves 8-inch and 105-mm GB projectiles as waste feeds to the MPF and DFS during the post trial burn period. The modification also involves permitting an additional energetic waste feed stream to the DFS from the processing of 155 mm GB and VX projectiles during the post trial burn period. These wastes are currently permitted under the permit Module VI, incineration. This modification would permit them under Module V.

Short Term Incineration Permit The current JACADS processing campaigns are projected to be completed well ahead of the end of January baseline schedule date This early completion will result in the potential commencement of the GB 105-mm and the following GB 8-ia projec daughter, Yu Mei Long; eight grandchildren; brothers, Yuk Wai and Chew Ming Lung. Friends may call from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday at Borthwick Oklahoma St. Florida Army Houston Texas at vs vs a at HAWAII Arkansas Navy Rice Texas Mortuary; uninese service, rrocession leaves 12:30 p.m.

for burial at Hawaiian Win a trip to the Super Bowl by picking your winners here! Pick your winners by marking an in the box next to each of your picks. You'll get an automatic "win" if any game ends in a tie. GRAND PRIZE fl Fly Continental to Kro Phoenix 2 tickets to Super Bowl XXX Hotel, $500 spending money WEEKLY PRIZE 1st Place: $100 for beating Pigskin Picks Panel Memorial parn cemetery. KAREN OLSEN, 33. of Lotion, Va.

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Douahertv: Darents. Mr tile campaigns earlier than the original target date of April 1, 1996. The Army anticipates that JACADS will be ready to process the requested new waste and Mrs. Leo Riel; brothers, Leon, Al- vin, David and Michael Riel; sisters, streams Detore tne LFA completes review and Glend Celebrado, Julie Dayaganon, Au approval of the new permit application, which drey Dela Cruz. Georaette lereneo.

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None of these munitions are currently permitted as post-trial Calvary United Pentecostal unurcn. Inquiries FRANK MICHAEL SOARES, 84, of Durn waste ieeas in iwoauie tne snort term incineration section of the JACADS RCRA Permit Rather, these munitions are permitted as waste feeds only in Module VI, the long term incineration Inquiries regarding the Army's Permit Modifica like every day of the week is a good day to use classified regardless of the weather! Read the classified ads regularly for the items you need. And when you want to place an ad, just give us a call. 2nd Place: 4 tickets to 1995 Aloha Bowl section oi me permit. The energetic components from these munitions (i.e., bursters, supplemental charges, fuzes) are characteristically hazardous for reactivity (D003) Name Honolulu, died Nov.

20, 1995. He was born in Kauai Nui, Hawaii, and retired from Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co. after 30 years of service. Updated information has been provided by the mortuary. KENICHI TASAKA, 99, of Hanalei, Kauai, died Nov.

25, 1995. He was born In Hanalei and was a retired county employee and farmer. Survived by sons, Vernon and Clyde, both of Wailua; daughters, Winona Yoshida of Honolulu and Gladys; brother, Bobby; sister, Blanche Masumura of Honolulu; six tion Request can be directed to: Ms. Marilyn Tischbin Public Affairs Office Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization Building E4585 Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 21010-5401 (410) 671-3629 Ms Vicki Semones U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region LX, Mailstop H-l-1 75 Hawthorne Street San Francisco, California 94105 (415) 744-2184 Address City State 2p- Home Phone Work Phone ana win be treated in the DFS.

No chemical agent from these munitions will be treated in the DFS. The remaining munition bodies containing residual amounts of agent GB (D003) will be treated in the MPF. The agent feed rate limits in pounds per hour to the MPF are the same as currently permitted in Module VL One important premise on which the present JACADS campaign schedule is based is that all the munitions from one type agent will be processed prior to another type of agent munition being processed. Currently JACADS is scheduled to pro- Mail your entry to Pigskin Picks. Honolulu Advertiser, P.O.

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Memorial service 4 p.m. Thursday at Kapaa Hongwanji Mission. No flowers. Casual attire. Arrangements by Garden Island Mortuary.

(Hon. Dec. 28, 1995) (A-36586) CALL CLASSIFIED 521-9111.