Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 43

Tuesday, July 4, 1961 Honolulu Star-Bulltin 41 Reviewer Pulse of the City- Is Impressed Dance Recital Asian By Last Thursday Faculty Recital of Asian Dance, presented by the Summer Session and the Music Department of the University of Hawaii, reaffirmed that Hawaii is realizing ever more strongly mm leading center, its potential as a East-West cultural that there is a treciation for Big Isle Quake Activity Is 'Very Quiet' VOLCANO OBSERVATORY, Hawaii, July 4 Earthquakes beneath Kilau-ea Caldera arid the Kau Desert appeared to be on holiday today. Recordings were far below those registered a week ago. "Things are very quiet right now," said Dr. Jerry Eaton, Observ atory seismolo-gist. the most interesting activity since the weekend were two quakes which were strong enough to be felt.

One was fairly deep and centered in the southwest rift zone. The other, a shallow one, was about two miles deep and centered about three miles south of the desert seismograph station, eight miles from Halemaumau. growing ap-the under- standing and meaning delighted her audience with an exciting performance of Binasuan, which demands perfect balance of half filled glasses of water through many patterns of movement. Guest performers Zarina Zaman, dancer, and Pari-mal Choudry, drummer, who came to Hawaii as students of the East-West Center, are making an outstanding contribution to the exchange of East-West cultures. They brought great pleasure to the audience with their performance of Bharata Nata-yam which is considered the oldest dance tradition in India.

A large part of the success and interest in the Asian programs is due to the efforts of Barbara Smith, who brings together these fine artists and assists in arranging the programs. Marian J. Kerr Miss Huhm's interpretations never "fail to delight her audiences. Koishiro Nishikawa and Fukiko Kotobuki in private life, Mr. and Mrs.

Teruo Arai presented two quite different solo dances. Mr. Ni-shikawa's dance, Tamagawa, describing the views of the countryside surrounding the Tamagawa river, was one of the high points of the evening. Fukiko Kotobuki presented with beautiful control the slow movements of her dance, Mangetsu, which tells of a Geisha dancing to the full moon while she waits for her lover. The charm of the dances of the Philippines was warmly portrayed by Pat Valentin, who skillfully executed the dance Singkil in which long bamboo poles furnish both the pattern and rhythm for the dance.

Mrs. Valentin i.V"ii.iri ii nlMK' TODAY Club anniversary p.m. at the club- Pacific luau. 6:30 house. Aloha Toastmasters meet ing, 5:15 p.m., Y.W.CA.

Society for the Preserva tion and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America meeting, 8 p.m., Armed Services YJYI.C.A. WEDNESDAY Waikiki Rotary Club, noon. Reef Hotel. Kiwanis Club of Honolulu, 12:15 p.m.. Reef Hotel.

Asian music and dance, and that Hawaii enjoys a unique position in being able to present highly professional performances by artists who are residents of Hawaii. Halla Huhm, known in Hawaii as both a professional dancer and an outstanding teacher of Korean dance, appeared in two contrasting dances, Chun Ha (Heaven and Earth), and Mu Dhang (Fortune Teller). Whether they be serious or humorous, Traffic Accidents of the FASTER IN THE THEY ARE UP ft f3 i iy WHITE TO DATE! MONDAY 7:05 A.M. Queen near Alakea, flat-bed truck ripped fire alarm box off pole, $205. 7:15 AJVI.

Kapiolani and MONDAY 8:32 A.M. Recover body found one mile off Waikiki. 11:22 A.M. overcooked food burned, 825 University Avenue. 12:25 P.M.

Help recover drifting barge. Walker's bay, Waipio Peninsula. 12:33 P.M. Overcooked food burned, 2015 Colburn Street. 1 :37 P.M.

Grass fire near 410 Manono Street. 3:02 P.M. Retrieve dog from canal near 4803 Kolo-hala Street. 8:14 P.M. Brush fire near 94-819 Farrington Highway, Waipahu.

8:52 P.M. Car fire, Gu-lick Avenue and Nene Street. 9:29 P.M. Car fire, California Avenue and Cane Street, Wahiawa. 3 mm James Beardmore, Holy Name Society, 7 p.m..

St. Patrick's Catholic School auditorium. Kenichi Suehiro of the Social Securi ty Office speaking. Men of Holy Nativity Church, 6:30 p.m., at the church youth center. Herbert R.

Loomis of Bishop Trust Company speaking on estate planning. Calvary Lutheran Church Women's Guild, 7:45 p.m. at the church. Luther League youth group presents a panel discussion. Nahaku, two cars in intersection, $200.

11:40 A.M. Dillingham near Libby, truck hit small car from rear, one slightly hurt, $410. 12:10 P.M. Vineyard near Houghtailing, three cars in rear-end collisions, $185. 12:45 P.M.

Puuloa and Moanalua, brake failure blamed for collision in intersection, $400. 3:45 P.M. Ala Moana! near Piikoi, car locked Dumpers wnn anoiner, wnicn sideswiped two other cars, $290. 4:15 P.M. King near Pen-sacola.

rear-end collision, two slightly hurt, $300. 4:25 P.M. Ninth and Ka-lua, bicyclist Lin Yau Farm 13. of 1843-C 10th avenue drove into path of car, suffered minor injuries, $80. 4:30 P.M.

Iolani Palace grounds, small car collided with station wagon, $225. 4:50 P.M. Waialae near Fifth, rear-end collision, $250. 5:45 P.M. King and Punchbowl, car sideswiped another, $70.

7 P.M. Anuhea near Pelu, May C. Torralva. 5, of 94-114 Hula Street. Waipahu.

ran into path of car, suffered abrasions on arms tnd legs, reported "satisfactory" at Children's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Pall.

89-316 Pllilaau Avenue, Nanakuli. son, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.

Rapoza, 711 Hauoii Street, son, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. Rush, 826 Murray Drive, Radford Terrace, son, June 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeLaura, 1859-C Mahana Street, son, June 13. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Ugatde, 2714-A-2 Nakookoo Street, son, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Y. Park 41-1404 Kumuula.

Street, Wai-manalo, daughter, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Nihoa, 91-521-A Hapalua Place.

Ewa, daughter, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. John Dolfo, 404 Magellan Avenue, son, June 13. Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin C. F. Lau, 1072 Waiholo Street, son, June 13. Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Payanal. 45-015 Mahalani Circle, Kaneohe, daughter, June 13. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Elaban 2164-D Kalena Drive. daughter. June 13 Mr. and Mrs.

Ramon A. Daouio. 1521 Street, Pearl City, son, June 14. Mr. and Mrs.

James H. K. Fung. 296 No. 2 S.

Vineyard Street, son. June 14. Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Halliday. 1868 Kahakai Drive, son, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kline 1317 Naula Place, daughter, June 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Quirino Aleviado, 41 Village, Ewa, daughter, June 15. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry A. Au, Laie, daughter, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Puulei, Hau-ula, son.

June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Acohido, 633 Bannister Street, son, June 20.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brock. 324 Ohai Place, Wahiawa, daughter, June 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry IC. C. Doo 115 Cypress Avenue, Wahiawa, daughter.

June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Howell K. Kepner.

188 Lakeview Circle, Wahiawa, daughter, June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Kawate, 45-1161 Makamae Street, Kaneohe, son, June 16.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. M. Von Arnswaldt, 86-027 Glenmonger Street, Waianae, daughter, June 21.

1961 0, Ml kit I 1 1 i i Births-Deaths arriage Applications mil TODAY Circle Island bus tours, Head, call 54-571 and- via Nuuanu Pali, call 55-055 or 95-221. Tennent Art Foundation fallery. 10-noon, call 506-952. flower arrangement demonstration by Frances Thompson, 10:30 a.m., Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel. Frfe.

Evening in Japan," 6:30 p.m.. with dinner and Geisha Korean entertainment at a Japanese teahouse. Marriage Applications I. i Saito, 3460 Alani Drive, and Maev Ann Hiro Sato, 2437 A Lakoloa Piaee. Henry M.

Ishihara, 3632 Liklnl Street, and Margaret M. Ishii, 3632 Liktoi Street. PREPARE FOR SUMMER WEDDINGS Riches rents wedding suit 1045 Bishop h. 586-81 2 $7-50 Stanley H. Wells, 2424-3 Kapiolani Bov'evard.

and Genevieve D. Merri-fieid. La Habra. California. Stanley S.

Shimabukuro, 3617 Alan! Street, and Sally Y. Yonamine, 2439-8 Kapiolani Boulevard. SUIT RENTALS CTf Wedding or Funeral HASEYAMA TAILOR N. King St. S86-614 Ronald O'Sullivan Fernandez, 99-r65 Napuanani Road, Aiea, and Cecilia K.

Namuo, 710 Apartment 3, Urrfl Street. Jacques La Polnte, 436 Namahana Street, and Jeannerte Gingera, 420 Kaiaimoku Street. SUIT RENTALS $7.50 UP FoVmal or black Open till 9 p.m. Ity. ROYAL MEN'S SHOP, corner Hotel 8.

Bethel Sts. 64-050. Daniel D. Campbell, Pearl Harbor, and, Corazon Canite, 2246 J. Kalaunu Street.

Mildred' Bridal Shoppe Custom made 8, ready made wedding gowns. 1421 South King. Ph. 92S-C35. George H.

Uetake. 924 Green Street, nd May Kaneko, 1754 Huna srreer. BETTY'S BRIDAL SHOP CiJstom made bridal gowns. Ph. 22tHS01, 25 S.

Kam Wahlawa Robert R. Atkinson. Woodside. CaCfornia, and Lissa C. Steere, 2643 Ferdinand Avenue.

BRIDAL GOWN RENTALS 268-845 exclusive In Hawaii 252-354 THE CLOTHES HORSE, Kailua Rosario Costanzo, 909 Uni- veruty Avenue, and Edna Masuyo Taitaka, 333 A. Kalihi Street. 7 en Suit rentals; formal business, funeral sports. RUSSELL'S, Hotel 8. Bishop.

9 Am. to 9 p.m. Sunday, 9 to 5. Frederick R. Chamberlain III, 1351 Hoeiauna Street, and Janet Blair McHoberts, 91-323 Ft.

Weaver. Wedding Suit HALE NIU Np2 Kapahulu Pn '2-I2J lederick Hung Fo Au, 122 South L. T. High- KuWtini Street, and Bertha Chpg, 45-1144 Kamehameha way. LARGE hall.

Wedding receptions, etc. Japanese Chamber. Ph. 995-531. Ayqustine Van Horn Diamond, 451 Ka.ekapolei Place, and Evagene Frances Kennedy, 4436 Sierra Drive.

DIAMOND RING HEADQUARTERS National Jewelers 1165 Fort St. Yoshio Fuiita, 4167 Huanui Street and Betty Salsue Zakahl, 3017 Nuu-mana Drive. Funeral Announcements ABO. MRS. OKUMA isuanu Memorial Park Mortuary SPRVICES WILL BE HELD AT ThB EAST CHAPEL ON TUE3-CAY, JULY 4 AT 3 P.M..

FOLLOWED BY INTERMENT AT THE AMLILANI MEMORIAL PARK. WAKE SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT THE MORTUARY MONDAY EVENING FROM P.M. TO 10 FM. Mrs. Okuma Abo.

age 74, of 316 Pakawili Drive. Wahiawa, born on January 14, 1887, in Mana, Kauai, passed away at the Kuakini Hospital on July 1, 1961. She is survived by her beloved 6 sons, Masao, Gary Ssichi, Takeo, Matsuo, Tomosue and Hlromi Abo; 5 daughters, Mrs. Yujtimi Watt, Mrs. Mitomi Shima-ti, Mrs.

Yaeko Akagi, Mrs. Suma-ka Clark and Mrs. Betty Kiyoko Kim; 43 grandchildren and 6 greatgrandchildren. Also surviving are 5 Masaru, Yutaka (Kauai), Ttmito, Masato (Kauai), and Hito-sy; Yokotake (Los Angeles); 3 sis-tir, Mrs. Moya Matsuno (Japan), Otsui Iwasaki (Wahiawa), and Mrs.

Kikuyo Fukuda (Kauai); bflther-in-law, Kuichi Uesugi; sis-teyvin-law, Kimie Yokotake. PLACHETA, MRS. ANNA LUNAOLE Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary SBRVICES WILL BE HELD AT THE CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS ON THURSDAY, JULY 6 AT 8r30 A.M. FOLLOWED BY INTERMENT AT THE DIAMOND AD MEMORIAL PARK. FRIENDS MAY CALL AT THE MORTUARY AFTER A.M.

THURSDAY MORNING. WAKE SERVICES WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. 1961 F.SOM 7 P.M. TO 9 P.M. AT THB CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS.

REVEREND WAINEE WILL OFFICIATE. Mr. Anna Lunaole Placheta age 57 of 91-801 Pohakupuna Road, 6pa born on February 15, 1904 in' Honolulu, Hawaii passed away a the St. Francis Hospital on July 1, 196). She is survived by her beloved husband, Francisco Reyes Ptocheta.

Also surviving are 1 daughter, Mrs. Abel (Lydia L.J Peahi. 2 brothers, Clement Kala-waiamoku and Solomon Kaahanui. 3 sisters, Mrs. Moses (Anita) Ross, Mrs.

John (Bernice) Bagorio and Mrs. William (Jennie) Kau, Jr. 4 grandchildren. KUWABARA, MRS. KICHI, age 89 years, of 2705 Tantalus Drive.

Died July 2. 1961 at Kuakini Hospital at 6:45 p.m. Born in Hiroshima, Japan. WAKE SERVICE FROM 8 TO 10. TONIGHT.

JULY 3, AT THE CHAPEL OF HOSOI MORTUARY. FUNERAL SERVICES BEGIN AT 4 P.M. ON TUESDAY, JULY 4. ALSO AT THE CHAPEL OF HO SOI MORTUARY. Cremation to follow at Oahu Crematory.

Survived by husband, Junji Kuwa-bare; 1 son, Thomas Shigeru (Ethel Ayako) Kuwabara; 1 daugh ter, Mrs. Isao (Mitoyo) Doi; 5 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren. Deceased was a member of the Hon Ura Jin Kai. HOSOI MOR-TUARY In charge of arrangements. FREEMAN, MARY WILLIAMS, of 1 040-A Maunaihi Place, died July 2nd.

1961, at a local hospital at 12:30 p.m. In East Stuben, New York. Services WILLIAMS MORTUARY THE CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES AT 2 P.M. on Wednesday, July 5th with Reverend Ken-nth Rewick, Chaplain of Punahou School officiating burial Hawaiian Mamorial Park. Survived by her husband Ernest W.

Freeman sons; Willard Freeman and Dr. Gilbert C. Freeman, five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She has been a resident of Honolulu for the past eight years. WILLIAMS MORTUARY IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS, i Call 95-055 or fori reservations.

Duplicate bridge games, 7:45 p.m., Sheraton Meeting House, Princess Kaiulani Hotel. International Market Place, Okinawan-Japanese program. 7 p.m. Free. Today is a holiday, all financial institutions, Federal, State, City offices and the following points of interest will be closed: Mission Houses, Library of Hawaii and all branches.

Queen Emma's Museum, Village of Ulu Mau, and the Hawaii Visitors' Bureau administrative office at 2051 Kalakaua Avenue. However, the H.V.B.'s information office at 2285'Kalakau Avenue will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Kodak Hula Show will not be scheduled today. DAILY EVENTS Big game fishing trips, call 66-577 or 65-992 or 503-330.

Pearl Harbor cruises, on yacht Adventure, call 934-123; on Ale Ale Kai, call 95-221 and Kaimanu, call 65-970. Catamaran sailing, Wai-kiki, call 939-332. Sailing on the barkentine California, call 502-194. Hawaii Marineland. Ke-walo basin, call 587-887.

Horseback riding, call 257-767 or 235-182. Beach services and water sports, call 994-321 or 993-333. Deaths Yukino Misaka, 957 10th Avenue, 87, June 21. $7.50 HALE NIU FUNERAL SUITS Black or White Ph. 72-I2S Lucille Kama Koa, 84-1026 Hana Street, Makaha, 32, June 21.

Monuments HAWAII MARBLE Kaoiolani Blvd. Markers 8, GRANITE S4-854 Jason Nunas Almeida, 344 Olo-mana Street. Kailua, 81, June 20. Funeral Announcements LEE. MRS.

CHANG SHEE Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary TRADITIONAL CHINESE SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT THE EAST CHAPEL ON SUNDAY, JULY 9 FROM 8 A.M. TO 2 P.M. FOLLOWED BY INTERMENT AT THE HONOLULU MEMORIAL PARK. PROCESSION WILL LEAVE THE MORTUARY AT 2 P.M. Mrs.

Chang Shee Lee age 76 of 35 Hialoa born on January, 26, 1865 in Canton, China passed away at the residence on June 27, 1961. She is survived by her beloved husband Beu Lee. Also surviving are 3 sons, Edwin C. H. (Kee Fun Wong) Lee, Joseph K.

(Dorothy M. Lai) Lee and Richard H. K. (Abbie Chun) Lee. 4 daughters, Mrs.

Ah Lum (Gladys) Wong, Mrs. Jaco) (Mildred) Kim, Mrs Kenneth (Florence) Chang of Whittier, Calif, and Miss Nancy H. S. Lee. 1 "-God-daughier, Mrs.

Elmer (Ruby) Wong. 1 sister, Mrs. Choy Chang Shee. 12 grandchildren. LOVE, MRS.

ETHEL MAY, age 73 years, of 5933 Kalanianaole died at the residence July 1, 1961. Born in Harbor Spring, Michigan July 14, 1883. FRIENDS MAY CALL AT THE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH FROM 8:45 A.M. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 5. THE REQUIEM MASS WILL BE AT 9 A.M.

FOLLOWED BY THE INTERMENT AT HAWAIIAN MEMORIAL PARK. THE FAMILY REQUESTS THAT FLOWERS BE OMITTED AND IN LIEU THAT DONATIONS IN HER MEMORY MAY BE MADE TO THE HAWAII HEART ASSOCIATION. Survived by. sons. Jack Love, and Douglas A.

Love. 3 grandchildren. Sister. Mrs. M.

M. Clark She was former executive secretary for tne Girl's Industrial School. She had also been very active with We The; Women. MATSUDA. MR.

TOYOKI, age 44 years, of 748 Ahuwale Street, Aina Haina, born on April 9, 1917 in Anaoie, Kauai, died on July 3, 1961 in an accident. FUNERAL SERV- "-ts BfcOIN AT 7 P.M. ON TUES DAY, JULY 4, AT THE CHAPEL OF HOSOI MORTUARY. Survived ay wire. K.amerine Mitsue; 1 son, Vincent Teruo; 2 daughters.

Patsy loyoko and Gail Ayako; mother. viis. (vtarsuaa in Okinawa; 2 brothers, Toyosaku and Genii Matsuda; 3 sisters, Mrs. Sumiko Kaneshiro, Enko and Kimiko; 2 uncies, loyokicnl and Gunyei Matsuda; 1 aunt, Mrs. Kame Miyashi-ro.

Deceased was formerly a cook at Hibiscus Cafe. HOSOI MORTU-ARY in charge of arrangements. Fnnerat Directors HONOLULU Memorial Park Hawaiian Trust administered Endowment care. Near Kapena Falls, Nuuano Ph. 506-340 NUUANU MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY Call Day or Night 53-907 BORTHWICK Mortuary Ltd.

Ph. 59-158 ORDENSTEIN'S MORTUARY (SUVA'S) Ph. 586-207, 53-472, 998-486 Greenfawn FSMREAL 1296 So. Beretanla St. Day PJVL 507-071, 69-439, 64-861 WILLIAMS Mortuary The Chaoel at the Chimes NUUANU FUNERAL PARLORS.

52-871. Lodge Notices Knights of Pythias MYSTIC LODGE NO. I WIS Adams Lana Meets 1st-3rd-5th P.M. manin t.L. rn.

09-524 Lionel P. Camara. Sec Ph 254-160 Adolph Ahrens Ph. 68-026 Building Custodian HONOLULU LODGE No. 6J6 a P.

O. ELKS Every Monday 7:30 P.M. 1929 Kalakaua HONOLULU Aerie No. 140 O. Eagles 475 Atkinson Meets every Frl.

at 7:30 p.m. Eagles Haik 917-375. ALOHA GROUP AA p.m. Waiakamilo Kalani ti a.nv St. MORNING AA AINA HAINA Thursday 10 a.m.

Closed meetings. HOLY NATIVITY CHURCH 938-436 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. H.

Ching, 1533 Nanakai Street, Peart City, son, Juno 7. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Agustin, 1586 Violet Street, daughter, June 7. Mr.

and Mrs. George C. H. Snon, 1333 Young Street, son, June 9. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward W. Gomes Lot 22 Horseshoe Road. Heeia-Kea. son, June 8 Mr.

and Mrs. Georoe K. Ernest'-herg 1P37 Ola Lane, son, June 12. Mr. and Mrs.

Solomon H. Saffery 365-C Kalama Street, Kailua, daughter, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Everett E.

Anderson, 643 Ikemaka Place, Kailua, daughter, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Parks.

116-A 19th Street, Hickam Air Force Base, daughter, June 8. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Hayashi, 115 Memo Lane, Hickam Air Force Base, daughter, June 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Kilsdonk 1650 Young Street, son, June 11. Mr.

'and Mrs. Charles R. S3rgent, 6)6 Kaiemi Street, Kailua, son, June 11. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard A. Johnson, I 99-1263 Kealakaha Drive, Aiea, sen. June 11. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas W. Conway, 2164 A California Avenue, Wahiawa, daughter, June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D.

Wood, 119 Gardner Avenue, son, June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Hiroshi Hino, 745-A Paani Street, daughter, June 11. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Asam, 1125 Hoolai Street, son, June 9. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W.

Wright 429-N Chicago Avenue, Halawa Veterans Homes, son, June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Koehler, 44-726 Kaneoha Bay Drive, Kaneohe, son, June 10.

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Spears 500 15th Street, daughter, June 10. Mr.

and Mrs. Sheldon O. Davis, 434-M Chicago Avenue, Halawa Veterans Homes, son, June 11. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles F. Williams 3712 Flaherty Circle, son, June 11. Mr. and Mrs. James S.

Billups 3311 Diamond Head Road, son, June 2. Mr. and Mrs. Taelase M. Taufaa-sau, 6-A John Rodgers Veterans Housing, son, June 9.

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NEW homes, additions, repairs. Call Stanley Oshiro, 923-242. New Homes repairs, renovations. Arthur Kashimoto, 583-935 GENERAL remodeling, repairs, al terations. T.

Shiraishl, 772-266. GENERAL repair, remodel, new homes. Masato Wakashige, 73-179. ARE you repairing, adding, altering? Good prices. 983-359 GENERAL Home Repairs, also Paint ing and Reroofmg.

wacni, CEMENT CONSTRUCTION GENERAL MASONRY ft carpentry work. Free estimates Ph. Fred, 95-664, 814-711 PROMPT SERVICE General low tile masonry, concrete work. 75-217. HOLLOW tile, fish pond, stonewall, concrete floors ft patios.

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Advincula. SPECIALIZE WORK. Ph. IN STONE 746-232. WALL The best Real Estate Buys will always be found the Star-Bulletin Classified, REPAIRING AU KINDS CARPENTRY work of all 8c Plumbing kinds.

82-793. repairs. APPLIANCES REPAIR oarts 6 paper bags for all vacuum cleaners. Vacuum Cleaner Center. 1120 S.

King. Ph. 65-147. BICYCLES EKI Schwmn new ft used 681 S. King.

57-277 CLOCK ft WATCH CLOCK WATCH REPAIRS Wakefield 3306 Kaimuki Ave. FURNITURE ft CABINETS CORBAICV5 CABINET SHOP 328 Cooke. 57-201 Also refinishlng OFFICE EQUIPMENT All makes adding machines, typewriters. Chairs refinished. ALEXANDER BROS.

90-584 TELEVISION TV Troubles? Reasonable Rates PtV 68-423. 83-119. 54-401 Peerless TV Service WHOLESALE DEALER DA EVENlNo (ALLS Phone 743-730. 32-618 MIYANO'S TV SERVICE (KAIMUKI) Day nite calls $3.50. Free Loaners Ph.

774-000 RADIONIC SERVICE CO. Radio TV service. 851 Kapahulu. 723-265. KAWAMOTO RADIO.

TV SERVICE Reasonable. 849-515. 745-443. ft TV RADIO. Sales ft Service Moiliili.

2475 S. King. 990-101 ABC-TV ft Radio Co. TV technician with diploma. Ph.

794-615. QST TV Repairing Free loan. 775-755 NATIONAL Television Co. 587-105. Service ft warranty WASHING MACHINE WASHING MACHINE SALES REPAIR FREE ESTIMATE 'ICKUP ft DELIVERY 94-986.

587-911. SERVICES BULLDOZING SERVICE PAUL Nihipall, Bulldozing ft Rental Service. Ph. 297-681. SMALL grading, excavating, lot; clearing iobs.

Ph. 995-391944-273 DRESSMAKING McCULLY: Alterations ft Mending. Experienced. 995-165. FUMIGATION CALL HILTS The only vacuum fumigation chamber in Hawaii, absolutely guarantees complete eradication of all infestation in your furniture ft furnishings.

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daily. HAWAII massage phone 589-133, ask for Ruth after 7 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDINGS Luaus Conventions or any social affair. Anyplace, anytime. 20 yrs.

experience. Internationally known. For special low prices. 937-671 ext. 408 F.

SERVICES RESl -tOtf AIEA HEIGHTS REST HOME Where the Aged are assured competent sympathetic care. 991-657 Aiea Hts. Dr. Ph. 465-521 ROCKS CEMENT SAND ROCKS Oahu Metal Supply, Ltd.

1127 N. School 873-405, 87-779 MOSS ROCK GARDEN ROCK Joe's Moss Rock Co. 213-903. 86-783 MOSS Rocks for sale, stone wall construction. 466-484, 879-125.

MOSS ROCK, stone wall, lot clearing excavation. Nakashima, 452-645. sand ft soa Sand, Black Sand, Rock, Top Soil in Bags MOKAPU SAND CO 2338 S. King 95-313 Top Soil Fill Soil T. ABE 727-985 CEMENT.

SAND ROCK. PARADISE SALES CO. LTD 924 Waiakamilo Rd 88-153 Screened Top Soil 248-582 BULLDOZING SERVICES Ph. 452-012, 489-761 WHOLESALE FILL SOIL SCREENED TOP ft 823-035. AMARINO.

SAND MOSS ROCK TILE Waialae Sand Supply 991-632 SLAUGHTERING CATTLE HOGS slaughtered We sell Kalua ft Roast Pigs United Meat Ltd. Ph. 813-658 TREE TRhMMtNO HAW'N TREE TRIMMING CO. Tree Cutting ft Pruning Any Part of the Island Ph. -729-812 or 75-650 TROPICAL TREE TRIMMING Trim, cut, haui.

992-61 938-028 FREITAS Sons Tree Trimmers. Free estimates. 813-712, 269-406. TERMITE CONTROL ACME TERMITE SERVICE very reasonable 66-753 TFRMITFS wc 'EM! Fre ICRAAIICi esirrates Reasonabe. Prank's termite Service 850-542 TRADES CARPENTER General repan, remodel, addition only.

Free estimates. Right price. 710-595. 775-343. S.

MORIYAMA REMODEL, repair. No job too small. Ralph Tomita, 983-777. SPECIALIZES rN Phone 723-212 Don REPAIRS Miyamoto PAINTING NAGATOSHI BROS. LTD.

GENERAL PAINTING Free estimates. Ph. 893-221, 753-795 FOR quality workmanship. Reasonable rates. Owners choice of paints.

Keith Takamura 196-375. J. Hirota 892-021, 86-889 PAINTING. FLOOR SANDING. James Tomihana Painting Contractor FREE ESTIMATES 1267 Kinau St.

Ph. 59-353 AM interested fob reasonably. in doing that paint Yasu. 75-811. Specializing (n residence ft apt.

Free consultation ft estimates. JERRY MORITA Ph 811-581 ISONO BROS. Free Estimates PAINTING 775-622, 775-006 Week End Painting 851-239 811-146 SFfuR'TV PAINTING CO 68-790. 743-269 Tengan. Thos Fulntawa 847-235.

852-345 Painting Co. Evenings 80-3 WALTER Harada for quality painting 2071 10th Avenue. Ph. 708-655. WEEKEND Paintmg Service Reasonable.

Free estimates. 744-699, 75-842. PLUMBING PLUMBING REPAIRS ANY TIME Ph. 87-785, Fred Oyama ROOFING HONOLULU ROOFING TILE roofing, floor covering. Visit our showroom at 1397 Kapiolani Blvd.

or Ph. 95-041. HAWAII ROOFING CO. Free estimates Ph. 744-177 NOBU KAGEURA ROOFING CO.

Complete service. Ph. 771-485 NON-CLASSIFIED STAMPS, COINS Hawaiian sramps ft Coins Our Specialty. Honolulu Stamp 8. Coin Co.

125 S. HoteL 66-415 The best Automobile Buys will always be found in the Star-Bulletin Classified CONTRACTING CEMENT WORK PROMPT SERVICE General masonry, concrete hollow tile work. 75-217. SPECIALIZE in stonewall, concrete work hollow tile. Ph.

773-691. PATIOS. eropcwrD driveways an hollow tile. Chas. Okamoto.

66-494. STONE or tile wan blasting, excavating. Voshlnaga Son. 853-715. PAVING Driveways Parking Lot Repair existing driveways tQ7 A OA George T.

Fukuda O0-OZO paving Contractor ffOOFING SEARS GUARANTEED ROOFS Materials and installation Call for free estimates Phone 994-441 Ext. 406 INSTRUCTION DRJVINO DRIVE complete dual cars. Insures CONFIDENT. SAFER FASTER traffic driving. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Sh i a 745-880 58 1 -71 8 POLICEMAN oatientiy teaches SAFE lawful driving, GUARANTEED for POLICE TESTS. 995-444 WILL teach POLICE road test quirements SDecialiT in parving AAA Bill's Driving Clinic. 59-767.

EL'S Driving instruction, safe 8. patient, Honolulu, Kailua, Kaneohe. Call Eleanor 268-948. CERTIFIED NAGASAWA Ph. 96-697 morn.

eves. 27 YRS. experience, written tests. Masao Yasutake 68-828. road Ellen Ching 581-882 ALMA'S DRIVING INSTRUCTION Beginners or Advanced Ph 75-973 LESSONS guaranteed for police road test, dual controlled.

Mary 57I-0S6. QUALIFIED, PATIENT HONEST. Women only. Call Leatrice, 59-767 ORIVING -nsTrucTlons Nflkjwnne Written exams Ph 05-I5 POLICE road written test reouire-ments taught. Ph.

91-956. At Onishi. PIANO EXPERIENCED at your home teacher 493-304 will teach HAVE Masters degree in music, teach in your home. 521-095, 571-823. SCHOOL Spaulding Tutoring Center Private instruction in Spanish, French, German.

Portuguese Latin. Instructor, Batt Donoghue. For information on registration ph. 934-788 or 939-788. TENNIS PRIVATE SUMMER OKUMOTO.

S9-S31. 906-043 eves. TUTORING Spaulding Tutoring Center Semi private tutoring. Classes scheduled the year round. Hours 8 a.m.

to 12 noon. Monday through Friday. Remedial ft Developmental reading programs. Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon or 1 p.m.

to 4 p.m. Ages 6 to 18. For Information on registration ph. 934-881 or 939-788. WILL teach you Japanese language.

Phone 80-481. RENTALS APPLIANCES TV, WASHERS, refrigerators, beds. cribs, hi-fi, phonos, tape recorders. vacuums, floor polishers with option to buy. Better Home Appli ance.

718-165. BABY FURNITURE DYAN'S UNITED RENTALS Cribs, strollers, by wk or ma. We deliver. Ph. 502-251, $87-566 LINEN COMPLETE hten rental service, professional or home Linen Supply, 61-011.

business. American OFFICE EQUIPMENT For rent or sate. All types of new and useo office machines, office furniture and equipment ALEXANDER BROS. Phone 0-S8 TELEVISION DYAN'S UNITED TV NEW SETS ft STANDS. By wk.

or mo. We deliver. 502-251. 587-566. Walton's TV Service HONOLULU Ph.

53-378 TV RENTAL 10 00 fer month, with option to buy. 747-145, 774-544 BETTER HOME APPLIANCES 7.00 VINCENT'S IN WAIKIKI Ph. 937-817 QST-TV 10 Mo. Ph. 775-755 The oest Real Estate Buys will always be found In the Star-Bulletin Classified.

Windward Residents or Businesses When ycu want quick Classified Results, call the Star-Bulletin Windward Office located at 412 KUULEI ROAD. Between 12 to 4 p.m. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Ph. 256-739 Call Marie Meyerholtz AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AND REPAIR KAILUA Body ft Paint Shop, Kuu-lei 251-471. Worlc guaranteed.

KAILUA Service Station. Blackie'8 Tune-up. 1247 Kailua. Ph. 254-395.

CONTRACTING CEMENT CONSTRUCTION M. C. LASCHECK 279 N. KALAHEO Barbecue, fireplace, patio, walls. RENTALS TRUCKS ft TRAILERS TRUCK 8.

Trailer Rentals, Lanikal Motors, 33 Hoolai Kailua, 268-835. IEPASPJNG 'tfcRAflON CLINT'S Commercial service. Installrepair. 242-537. 64-488.

SCHOOLS DAY NURSERY JACK ft JILL, ages 6 mo. to 7 vs. 45-119 Kaneohe Bay Dr. 244-818 INSTRUCTIONS ANCIENT Modern hula. Tahitian.

Instructors' classes. Sam Naeole Hula Studio. 14 Maluniu, Kailua. SERVICES BAIT NANKO 45-1127 Fishing Supply. Kam Hwy.

Open Kaneoha. Sun. BEAUTY SALON PATSY'S Beauty Center. 418 Kuulel. Clinic trained colorist.

255-380. CATERING LITTLE Chef's, parties, buffets, weddings 252 Kuulei Rd. 254-012. CERAMICS GOLDEN Kihapal. TIKI Ceramtc's Studio.

45 Kailua. 255-295. Gifts. CLEANING FLYING DUTCH Bldg. Maintenance, Cleaning buildings.

269-218. HARDWARE HARDWARE Hawaii. KSC. 251-704, Sharpens. Repairs Lawn Mowers.

HAULING FRIENDLY Bazaar. We haul ft move anything anywhere on Oahu. 254-327. LAUNDRY BELLE'S Davis Bldg. Kailua.

Wash 35c, wash-dry 50c. We do the work. NURSERY KAILUA Bird of Nursery. Paradise Plants, flowers. Seed.

256-016. PAINTING Kailua Paints ft Signs. K. 418-A Kuulel. 251-465, Res.

Chung. 268-379. TELEVISION SAKAMOTO TV, Kaneoha. Sales 45-1107 Kam Hwy. ft Service.

243-779. TRACTOR WORK SCREENED TOP SOIL Lot clearing, bulldozing Top Soil and Fill Soil ROY TOMIHAMA 248-582 TRAVEL Windward Travel Service Ltd. Authorized Agents Worldwide Travel Local ft Island Tours 251-570, 251-968 SIGLER'S TRAVEL. 418-A Kuulei. 251-465.

FLY CALIF. $80.10. The Best Real Estate Buys will always be found in the Star-Bulletin Classified I' -v 1 hits mm-- COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 244 POST OFFICE BUILDING. HONOLULU SUN MOON Low Water Rise Rise Time Ht. Set Set JULY, DAY 4 Tuesday 10:22 am 9:21 pm 1.1 1.4 11:35 am 10:20 pm 1.4 1.2 Wednesday 12:35 pm 11:22 pm 1.6 1.0 Thursday 7 Friday 1:24 pm 1.8 12:23 am 2:07 pm 0.9 2.0 Saturday 9 Sunday 1:19 am 2:47 pm 08 2.1 10 Monday 2:07 am 3:22 pm 2:53 am pm 3:35 am 4:27 pm 0.7 2.1 11 Tuesday 12 Wednesday 0.7 2.2 0.7 2.2 TIDE High Water Time Ht.

All times given are Hawaiian Standard Time. The columns of height give the elevations of each tide above the plane of chart soundings. The numbers are always additive to the chart depth unless 3:45 am 0.1 3:28 pm 0.6 5:54 am 7:17 pm 12:01 am 12:23 pm 4:32 am 0.1 5:18 pm 0.7 5:54 am 7:17 pm 12:42 am 1:19 pm 5:17 am 0.1 6:55 pm 0.6. 5:54 am 7:17 pm 1:24 am 2:15 pm 5:59 am 0.1 8:12 pm 0.5 5:55 am 7:17 pm 2:07 am 3:10 pm 2:50 am 4:04 pm 6:39 am 0.2 9:09 pm 0.4 5:55 am 7:17 pm 7:17 am 0.2 9:55 pm 0.3 5:56 am 7:16 pm 3:35 am 4:56 pm 4:21 am 7:52 am 0.1 10:34 pm 0.3 5:56 am 7:16 pm 5:48 pm 8:29 am 0.1 11:08 pm 0 2 9:02 am 0.1 11:40 pm 0.2 5:56 am 7:16 pm 5:57 am 7:16 pm 5:09 am 6:37 pm 5:58 am 7:24 pm Low 0.0 0.0 0.84 0.0 0.0 0.92 0.2 0.0 0.2 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 00 0.0 0 1 0.1 MOON PHASES Last Quarter July 4 New Moon July 12 First Quarter July 20 r-uu ivtoon July 27 Morning twilight begins 1 hour 23 minutes before sunrise. Evening twilight ends 1 hour 23 minutes before sunset.

urcucaeo me minus (i sign wnen tne numbers are subtractive from the depth given on the chart. To find the time of tide and height of high or low water at the following places, either add, subtract or multiply as indicated from the Honolulu predictions. DIFFERENCES Time Height PORT High Low 0 25 0 25 1 50 2 08 0 15 0 48 1 12 1 21 I 49 0 11 1 34 0 25 0 25 0 20 0 02 0 25 0 15 0 19 1 00 High Port Allen 0 38 Nawiliwili 0 20 Hanalei Bay 30 0.0 0.1 0.84 0 0 0.1 0.92 0.4 0.2 0.2 0 4 0.4 0.1 0.2 0.2 0 2 0.2 0 6 0.4 Haleiwa 1 04 Waianae 0 18 Hanauma Bay. 1 01 Waimanalo 1 17 Kaneohe Laie Bay 1 48 1 47 0 07 1 38 0 03 0 16 0 23 Kaunakakai Kahulur jMaalaea Bay ILahaina iMahukona SKawaihae 0 09 Kailua, Hawaii. 0 28 Kealakekua 0 18 Honuapo 0 29 Hilo 1 06.