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SOttarday, JOAO 40, I 00 ow. 4 LEGAL NOTIcli LICIAL NOTICE r' --'--'-rt i' '4', 4 4 A or, 1 Keichi Abe the project. A public report has sot bees issued for tbe project and the Commission has not yet deter- mimed whether the developer bss adequtstly disclosed all material facts as required by law. Ifilne Jul, SAM) (S11-2411) Else Serizawa HILO Mrs. E3s1e K.

Serizswa, 59. of Hilo died Thursday in Hilo Hopsital. Shia was the wilt of former state Rep. Toshio Serizaws. Memorial services will be held Monday at I p.m.

at Dodo Mortuary. Mrs. Serizaws was born on Kauai. Other survivors are a son, Michael; two daughters, Mn. Joseph (Sarah) Ferreira Jr.

and Mrs. Clifford (Mae) Narimatsu; two brothers. Tamotsu and Isamu Nitta; five sisters. Mrs. Harold (Nancy) Choriki, Mrs.

Harumi (Jane) Yamashita. Mrs. Sammy (Toshie) Kagawa, Mrs. Hajime (Yoshie) Masumoto and Mitzi Nitta; and eight grandchildren. Its! Statistics Keichi Abe, 66, of 56-800 Kamehameha Highway, Kabuki.

died Thursday in Queen's Hospital. Buddhist funeral services over the ashes will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary. Mr. Abe was born In Kahuku.

He is survived by his wife, Elsie two sons, Michael H. and Kevin four daughters, Mrs. Hiroshi (Sandra) Tamartaha, Mrs. Henry I. (Pamela) Hirayssu and Merle S.

and Veriki N. Abe; a brother, Maskji; and 10 grandchildren. Genevieve Dugan I 444111114011 Soo A4.4,6 44 I wie 31, Aisle. Wee 13 64.,0161 Dili See (1pe it Oe oho 10 00 hae9s60 lu. II lowykot 11140,011 840 I lot 37? 0,0 eed Lewis ttemoond Si 31 Weeewpow IS te hew 14 eod weep see A.c 1401, 14seewe tent 14101 tune 14 1h4o440 111,04 01 Gums.

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Kum' Iwamoto, 84, of Paha la died Thursday in Hilo Hospital. Funeral services over the ashes will be held today at 4 p.m. at Paha la Hongwanji. Mrs. Iwamoto was born In Ktunamoto, Japan.

She is survived by three sons, and Yoshito Iwamoto, and Takeji Yamashita; two daughters, Mn. Satoshi (Shine) Shimizu and Mrs. Charlene Harald; a brother and a sister in Japan; 20 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchil Josa' Iturbi Los ANGELES (AP) Spanish pianist Jose Iturbt, who helped popularize classical music through his appearance in several 1940s Hollywood musicals, died early today, hospital spokesmen said. He was 84. The Valencia, Spain.

native, a longtime Southern California resident who made his American concert debut in 19, died at 2:05 cm. at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, spokesman Tess Griffin said. She said further details would have to come from Iturbi's family. Iturbi's best-known contribution in popularizing classic works came with his 1945 recording of "A Song To Remember," a Chopin polonaise that sold more than 1 million copies. He played piano in the movie of the same title, but was not seen on screen.

His films many of them MGM musicals included 'Thousands Cheer," "Music for "Anchors Aweigh." "Two Girls and a Sailor," "Holiday in Mexico," "That Midnight Kiss" and "The Birds and the Bees," His sister, Amparo. was a world-renowned concert pianist before her death in 1969. Wallace Look Graveside -services over the ashes. of Wallace W.I.:Look, 57, of 94423 Ikepono Waipahu, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl.

A Star-Bulletin newspaper delivery truck driver. he was fatally injured in a traffic accident Wednesday. Mr. Look was born in Honolulu: He is survived by his wife, Sue: and three sons, Alson CIL, Benson C.W. stnd Carlson C.P.

I( tr cl S. riII ei (11 ol 1( ADVIRTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed Pro Poollo lot the construction of Mauna Loa Lands. South Bohai Lands, I Lalahutpuas, Hawaii Off site Potable Water Lira, Contract No. 508-1414 addressed to Mauna Loa Land, 100 Pauahi Street. Suite 210.

Hilo, Hawaii 96770 Attention: Thomas H. Yamamoto, Vice Presidest, will be received at this address until 2.00 p.m., Hawaiian Standard Time, on July 10. 1980. Plans and Specifics-lions for the aforementioned project are available for inspection or may be picked up for a deposit of e-500 per set at the offices of Mauna Loa Land, lac-. 100 Paushi Street, Suite 210, Hilo, Hawaii 96720, or Belt, Collins and Msocistes, A Division of Lyon Associates, Inc, 745 Fort Street.

Suite 514, Honolulu. Hawed. 96813. (S.B.: Jane 18, 17, 18.1960) (SB-2380) Genevieve 71. of 167 Mu died Wednesday in Kaiser Hospital.

Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Valley of the Temples. Mrs. Dugan was born in France. She is survived by a daughter.

Gloria L. Reitz of Los Angeles. Sodortro lobo Sadajiro Baba. 90. of 608 N.

Kuakini died yesterday in Kuakini Hospital. Buddhist funeral services over the ashes will be held at 6 p.m. tomorrow at Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary. Mr. Baba was born in Kumamoto.

Japan. He is survived by his wife. Misao; a son, Richard six daughters. Mrs. (Ritsu) Nishikawa, Mrs.

Masashi (Haru) Watanabe, Kazuo (Aid) Okada and Sets Mildred S. and Amy S. Baba; nine grandchildren; and six Shigep Haroda KAHULUI. Maul Shigeji Hands, 73. of Kahului died Wednesday at his home.

Services over the ashes were held yesterday at Nakamura Mortuary. He is survived by two sOns. Howard and Donald of California; two daughters. Mrs. David (Joyce) Patrick and Mrs.

Abe (Jean) Yamada of Cantor. nia; four grandchildren; and a sister. Mrs. Hideo (Shizue) Fukuda. NOTICE OF PUILK ON PROPOSED NSIONATION 1 KAIHOLLI SUBDIVISION Pursuant to Chapter 516, Hawaii Revised Statutes, Amended Rule 10 of the Hawaii Housing Ais, thority of the Department of Social Services sod Housing.

and all other laws applicable thereto. a public hearing will be held by the Hawaii Housing Authority to afford all hiterested persons the opportunity to submit oral or written data, views. or arguments concerning the proposed designation of the development tract knows as KAIHOLU SUBDIVISION. The public bearing will be held on Wednesday, July 9. 1960, at 7:30 p.m., at the Keats lu Elementary School Caletorium located at 1 Kalholu Street, Kailua, Hawaii.

Ile proposed designation of Kaiholu Subdivision Includes residential bouselots contained within Tax Map Keys 4-3-20, which bouselots are held in fee by the Harold K. L. Castle Foundation. The Authority may find that the acquisition of the leased les interest in the Kaiholu Subdivision development tract will effectuate the public put poses of Chapter 516, Hawaii Revised Statutes. Pursuant to a "Request for Designation of the Development Tract" the Hawaii Housing Authority by the following Resolution proposes to designate all or a portion of the development tract for acquisition of the leased fee Interest in accordance with Chapter 516, Hawaii Revised Statutes: lasoLtrriox NO.

1881 HAWAII HOUSLNG AUTHORITY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES AND ROUSING STATE OF HAWAII RESOLUTION FOR PROPOSED DESIGNATION WHEREAS. the Hawaii Housing Authority MIIM, Department of Social Services and State of Hawaii. has received a "Request for Designation of the Development Tract" from more than fifty percent (50) of the lessees of the Katholu Subdivision development tract, situate at Kailua, City and County of Honolulu. State of Hawaii, which tract is held in fee by Harold K. L.

Castle Foundation: and WHEREAS. said lessees reside in a development tract as defined in Chapter 516. Hawaii Revised Statutes. and have filed applications with ICHA to purchase the respective leased fee interest in their residential leasehold lots: now. therefore.

BE IT RESOLVED that the IMA bold a public hearing on the proposal to designate all or a portion of the residential leasehold lots in said tract for acquisition of the leased fee interest through exercise of the power of eminent domain or by purchase under threat of eminent domain as provided in Chapter 516. Hawaii Revised Statutes; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be published in a newspaper of general circulation as provided by law; that a copy of this resolution be mailed to the leased fee owners. other known legal and equitable owners. the representative of the lessees of the development tract, and to persons who have made a prior written request for such notice by mail. THE UNDERSIGNED hereby certifies that the foregoing Resolution was duly adopted by the Commissioners of the Hawaii Housing Authority on May 16.

1980. All interested persons are invited to attend the hearing and to state their views on the proposed designation either orally or in writing. All written comments may be submitted before or during the public bearing. FRAMLN Y. K.

SUNN Executive Director Hawaii Housing Authority Department of Social Services and Housing State of Hawaii (S.B.: June 26, 27. 29. 1980) (S12406) I 1 WalLYNEwS I4N 616 MS T7 iN tiR10. 01161016 Ad IWO" Neediste. 46 awe It tedw, adpie 164.666 IS how 20 toe.

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ihidliset Nee 104,16440 (It 14.12 woo stioiwoha Hoemito411. 11. llemato It tool taeles 611 hoot kov. OS kMi two ilvat Ofetteko6u St It IIISINI IS ettetteed 64), hone tete Iodise Usu. 63.

low 70 elm IA bleteed 111.48$ St I eme IS 61.1.46.ffe. Neastele. 76. bolt Woovete. lloomm, 71.

of 7 wow' Clo0.4 164.1.0.0, 65 hint 10 31 lelone howastst 1186011111. I a hoe Ii altatUali Ovens lioolowto. be IS Me 214644146. Modelle. Ili hole I Thad Pratt i ATTORNEY The Kauai County Attorney is accepting applications from licensed attorneys to render full time legal services to recover child support payments and to 'stab lish paternity.

Interested persons should send reswnes to County Attor. ney. County of Kauai, 4396 Rice Street. hue. Hawaii 96766.

Dead lim for applications is July 11.1). June 25, 26, T. 28. 1980) (SB-2398) 4 -v I -1 :1 4 I 1 ,11 -16, A I Doipito. 1.

laetoe. ft bomil 1 Chit, Linda taimw. I IA IWO lettionts tVelsstal 1111014. kove 'Weis Name Vittomoctos VOltinihy it Ou.0 19 Among the survivors of Thad P. Pratt, who died Tuesday.

are his 'paternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Filomina Madriaga; and his meter nal great-grandparents, Mr. nd Mrs. A.H. (Bonnie) Perry.

The family also requests that flowers be'omitted and casual attire be worn. An obituary published in yestet day's Star-Bulletin incorrectly Identified the three survivors and also omitted the above funeral details. Joseph Douberly Joseph J. Douberly. 85, of Patter.

son, died Thursday in Queen's Hospital. Funeral services will be held at a later date in Blackshear, Ga. Mr. Douberly was born in Georgia. He is survived by his wife, Are.

bell; and a sister, Mamie Liles of Honolulu. Borthwick Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Ediethe Hill Edythe Hill, 65, of 500 University died Tuesday in Straub Hospital. Funeral services will be announced at a later date. Friends wishing to honor her memory may make contributions to the American Cancer Society.

She was born in Philadelphia. She is survived by a daughters Mrs. Elizabeth Finn. Harry Dandurant Jr. Harry P.

Dindurant 65, of Haleiwa, a retired Air Force master sergeant, died Wednesdarin Triplet Hospital. Private graveside services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Mr. Dandurant was born in Texas.

He is survived by a son, Delbert; four daughters, Mrs. Harmony Romano and Mrs. Darrelette Souders, both of California. Mrs. April Champeau of the state of Washing- ton and Mrs.

Delberta Dettinger of Arizona: four. brothers. Frances. Clarence. Delbert and Duwane; a sister.

Mrs. Mae Townsend; 18 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mihiani Downtown Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. A ta rn Lii n( le St tji tif fc er CI to A CI Si ct ct Astairo Marrlos BEVERLY HILLS. Calif.

(AP) Song and dance man Fred Astaire has married jockey Robyn Smith. a spokesman for the couple said today. "They were married early last week at his home in Beverly Hills." said Jim Mahoney. "The ceremony was very private, very quiet with only members of the immediate family. They were married by a minister." The 8I-year-old Astaire and Smith, 35.

took out a marriage license in Santa Monica 2Vs weeks ago. It is Smith's first marriage and the second for Astaire, a widower and longtime horse-race fan. Mahoney said the newlyweds are honeymooning at an undisclosed location. Exocution Doloyod ATLANTA (AP) A federal appeals panel in New Orleans granted a stay of execution today for convicted murderer Jack Potts who had been scheduled to die in Georgia's electric chair on Tuesday. Clerk Joan Perkins at the 5th U.S.

Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans confirmed that the panel had granted the stay pending appeal. She said the clerk's office was directed to expedite the appeal. Potts was moved earlier today to a special cell to begin a 72-hour death watch while the three-judge federal panel considered his renewed bid to avoid execution Tuesday. a go WOW lir Po 'Er No. 1 Public Notice Abandoned Vehicle Notice is hereby given that the following cycle will be sold on Friday.

July 3. 1980 it not claimed by that time: Honda mr2so Frame 03000943 Lie. m631 Ha- wail Registered Owner Michael Rodis. Honda of Hawaii Corporation dba Wheels Hawaii. Honolulu Airport 3185 N.

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WV 1. Eleanor Tobosa Graveside services for Mn. Eleanor L.1.1. Tobosa, 44, of Pearl City, who died Tuesday, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Milliard Memorial Park.

The place of burial was incorrectly given in an obituary published in the Star-Bulletin yesterday. akw a Gag TO PLACE AN AD FROM KAUAI 11 Alice Paine 11 141.4104040140011 FUNERAL NOTICE ot lot inteenoten on classified dety bung in thew pops, no nod to toll Honolulu. Coil Me twit, 822,1454. Muni. Boo 69, norm's, Kauai 9603 Carey McWilliams NEW YORK (AP) Carey McWilliams, 74-year-old former editor of the liberal weekly magazine The Nation, died yesterday.

He also wrote several books including "Brothers Under the Skin" and "Witehhtmt: the Revival of Heresy." Corny MeWillimmt Muskto's Plodoo KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia (AP) Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie today told non-. communist Southeast Asian foreign ministers that the United States will boost its assistance to Thailand in response to this week's Vietnamese thrust across the Thai-Cambodian border. Muskie delivered the policy statement to representatives of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN, after a series of meetings here with Thailand's foreign minister, Air Chief Marshal Siddhi Savatsila.

Mrs. Alice S. Paine. 55, of 99-563 Ulune St. Aiea, died Friday in Pear Hospital.

Memorial services will begin at 8 p.m. Monday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. The family suggests that casual attire be worn. Mrs. Paine was born in Aiea.

She is survived by a son, Scott her father, Susumu Tatum); three brothers, James Harold T. and Herbert T. Tatstmo; and two sisters. Mrs, Harry (Betty Burns and Mrs. Fred S.

(Dorothy lha. Mrs. Ulune Pearlrid Memo p.m. IA Mortuar The attire be Mrs. She is her lath brothers Herbert Mrs, Mrs.

Ell "Who llostaosst 1111, t. IA tie WOO Roe 114 Wks, posse" see' buss' II. 1110. it Owns I filodouit CAM NI me ban ino I. 111S4 "shwas', Hanoi IIo bt boiovell motio ilea UM Aims, 2 soot, hicomel Himself Ors) Abe ofed p.M tbalitis (Nisi 66o 6 Ittoslot lenbanshe, )61ww, Isamu Memo, tot Ntessoo, ilea ekbris knio Atga.

1666 'iv. No like LOC I brother, ilkoselo tiv16)1166 slob JO Oren 4004. Akan Ns woo i membot st 6110.601.60 sal ists Ihmhos, The tensity Ishosts that (alum Otto las wows. TO PLACE AN AD FROM MAUI ANNOUNCEMENT Universal Guide, Ltd, intends on converting to a condominium, the apartment house known as HALE MAHIAI located at 2015 Wilder Avenue. Honolulu.

Hawaii and hereby sets forth a fait and reasonable estimate of the following: a) The total number of apartments included in the project is 20; b) All of the apartments will be residential units; cl There are 3 floors In the project; d) The estimated monthly maintenance fee for each unit will be $45.00 per month and each of the apartments has 2 bedrooms; e) The square footage of each apartment is as follows: Unite I-A through and including I-D, 2-A, 2-C. 2-E through and including 2-H, 34, 3-C, 3-E through and including 3-H 684 square feet units 2-B and 3-B 676 square feet Unit 2-D and 3-d 693 square feet The purchase price of each apartment is 950.00. The apartments shall be offered for sale upon the issuance of the first Publid Report by the Real Estate.Commission and the approximate date of the issuance is August 1, 1980. Fifty percent of the units shall initially be offered for a ten-day period to only prospective owner occupants for units 1-A through and including 1-D. 2-A through and including 2-F.

Any interested individuals may contact Dennis L. Lan. a Real Estate broker at 1411 South King Street, Suite 202, e047-5112 to be placed on a reser vation list. and to obtain further information on 1 unolgsv stowts WILL Of HILO 00 ASA AT i 00 ki 0111 SUNDAY. MIK 79.

1910 AI NI bitidONIAL 011111N011y, Ars LW C191991- of for information on classdked 'dye- laws in these pages. no need to call Honolulu Call Sandra L. Swipes. 244-0042 days or to leave massages. Call 244.5110.

Address: 65 No. Church St Via Ou lw. Maw 9E193 toomoto, tots moo Kimiyo Sokomoto Mrs. Kimiyo Sakamoto. 71.

of 1525 Auld Lane, died Thursday in HonoMemorial services will begin at noon tomorrow at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. The family requests that flowers be omitted and that casual attire be 1 Mrs. Auld La lulu. Memo; noon to Mortuar, The ta Emma Echiberi Mrs. Emma P.

Echiberi, 64, of Honolulu, died Thursday in Aiea; Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday at Borthwick Mortuary. Burial will follow in Valley of the Temples. Friends may call at the mortuary from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and again after 8 a.m.-Thursday.

Mrs. Echiberi was born in Kaheka. Maui. She is survived by eight sons. Anthony Glushenko Raymond, Jose, Peter, Douglas and Mike Echiberi, Darren Silva and Solomon Kaleopaa; three daughters, Kuulei Badua, Mrs.

Roger (Nina) Balbalosa and Mrs. Isaac (Pettra) Stant) three brothers, William Ah Chan and Stanley and Arthur Poopaa; two sisters, Mrs. Maggie Souza and Mrs. Mary Sakamoto; 35 grandchildren; and II treat-grandchildren. Aro 21, et SS2h4 held Leah, elpieme agog! et 0 en Mosley.

ten 2, IVO She wee lent Jute 24 Mil et ttehelele Iltothefitti tow behe hattaho SOURMO, OW ilk eche VtOlten 100 boon I (fondle. yew. the Puthe eines et Lee he foes iht woo stemboo et the eth eolith tioneeeeh Setemie Peewee end Felettiet, Menetete Ilhotesewhe hen tes het TO PLACE AN AD FROM HAWAII ot for inftxmotion on Mooned elver burg to those oops, oo need to tall toonotuit Con Hunt Hots, 935-2891 Noon Attdross It notokoul St. 110, Noon 96120 Itam IA mimesis Mot Now Minot TAO AAA I TTA0 So sows IATIMMAk vow's SIGIN AT It WM 11.010AY. MOO PI 1146 AT Toot CHAPft 00 SOint GAPOIN WAN WART AOSOO woof woe vo, (MAACit Of AiliteAkotAtigIS worn.

Mrs. Sakamoto was born 'An Hono. lulu She is survived by her husband. Kazuhisa; a son, Shigeichi Yomen of Japan; a sister, Mrs. Fujiko Miwa of Los Angeles; and a grandchild.

Elisha Lono Jr. Ho Ion Gahagan Douala NEW YORK (AP) Helen Gahagan Douglas, whose defeat for a California senatorial seat 30 years ago put Richard M. Nixon on the road to the White House, died of cancer early today at age 70. Nan Stevens, secretary for Mrs. Douglas and her husband.

actor Melvyn Douglas, said Mrs. Douglas died at early today at a local hospital. Her husband and daughter, Mary Helen, were at her side. and her son, Peter, visited yesterday. Stevens said Mrs.

Douglas discovered that she bad cancer about seven years ago, and bad surgery at that time. The cancer recurred three years ago, and she entered the hospital a week ago, Stevens said. She said Mrs. Douglas would be cremated, and a memorial service would be held at a later date. A STAGE STAR and international concert singer, Mrs.

Douglas used her maiden name profits-atonally. She had served three terms as a Democrat in the House when she decided to run for the Senate in 1950. Nixon, who had served with her in the House, ran as a Republican against her and won. Their campaign was bitter and gained national interest with Nixon charging his opponent, known as the "glamor girl" of the House, had strong left-wing tendencies which would injure the nation. He made an issue of her liberal New Deal philosophy.

reflected in her ardent early support for President Franklin D. Roosevelt. She countered that Nixon was "witch hunting" In his activities with the House Committee on UnAmerican Activities. The acerbic tone of Nixon's campaign was long held against him by embittered supporters of Mrs. Douglas.

He was elected president 18 years later. I 1 0 '41 11 1, dimming A USI.A41. INEMEIMPO Albert Lindsey Albert I. Lindsey, 70, of 2317 Walo-' mao Road, a retired cable splicer for Hawaiian Electric died Wednesday in Straub Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 9:15 a.m.

Thursday at Williams Mortuary. Burial will follow in Ha-Wallin Memorial Park. Friends may call at the mortuary from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and again after 7:30 a.m. Thursday.

The family suggests that aloha attire be wotn. Mr. Lindsey was born in Kamuela, Hawaii. He is survived by his wife. Esther a son, Albert a brother, George Tamura; and five PUBLK HEARING PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a public bearing to be held by the Planning Commission of the City and County of Honolulu: PLACE: Planning Conference Room.

City Hall Annex, Honolulu DATE: July 8,1980 TIME: or soon thereafter 14 that all interested Orson' shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard to consider, under the provisions of Section 5-406 of the Charter of the City and County of Honolulu, the following LA BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 3224 AS AMENDED, COMPREHENSIVE ZONING CODE, RELATING TO APPLICATION PROCEDURES. Elisha Lono 61, of Honqiulus died Wednesday here. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Borthwick Mortuary.

Burial will follow in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Friends may call at the mortuary after 6 p.m. Wednesday and again after 8 a.m. Thursday. The family requests that flowers be omitted and that casual attire be worn.

Mr. Lono was born in Honolulu. He is survived by his wife. Adella: a daughter, Mrs. Michael (Elizabeth) Martin; six sons, Alexander, Wayne, Warren of California, Jesse, Wallace and Jerret; two sisters, Mrs.

Henry (Miba) Deprue of California and Mrs. Joseph (Becky) Wright: a brother, Joseph L. Keahi of Califor ilia: and 23 grandchildren. Kaufman 4 Mill UNION CHURCH UNITED STATIS POSTAL SERVICE We kilos, Howell MAIN POST OFFICE The United States Postal Service desires offers for space for a new Main Post Office. The space may be either existing, space to be modified or new construction and must be located on Coodale Avenue, between Haona Street on the South and Waialua Recreational Center on the North.

The space desired is 4,144 net Interior square feet, 16,010 square feet driveway, parking and maneuvering, 160 square feet platform, all situated on a site of approximately 23,895 square feet. Bids (offers) will be received through close of business August 4, 1980. Bidders shall specify a firm annual rental for a basic lease term of ten (10) years with four (4) separate bnd con. secutive 5-year option periods. Copies of the Advertisement (PS Form 7410) may be obtained from the following: PostmasterDistrict Manager U.

S. P. S. 3600 Aolele St. Honolulu, HI 96819 or John S.

Muirhead San Francisco Field Office Real Estate Buildings Department 850 Cherry Ave. San Bruno, CA 94099 June 27, 28, 1980) (SB-2369) Initiated by Bill No. 51 (1980) City Council. (DRAFT NO. 3A) Information relating to the proposed amendment under consideration is on file in the Office of the Department of Land Utilizetion, 7th floor, Honolulu Municipal Building, ASO So.

King Street. Honolulu, and is available to the public for inspection during office hours. All protests against, or suggested changes to, the above proposal should be filed in writing before the date of the public hearing or presented in person at the time of the public hearing. PLANNING COMMISSION HARRIET KANE By GEORGE S. MORIGUCHI Chief Planning Officer (S.B.: June 23.1380) (S3-2409) Agnes Santana Mrs.

Agnes H. Santana. 60. of Honolulu, died Thursday in St. Francis Hospital.

Funeral services over the ashes will be held at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Borthwick Mortuary. Friends may call at the mortuary after 6 p.m. tomorrow. The family requests that flowers be omitted and that aloha attire be worn.

Mrs. Santana was born in Honolulu. She Is survived by her husband, Victor; three daughters, Mrs. James (Elaine) Kahala. Barbara Stone and Mrs.

David (Yvonne) Perbera; two sons, V. Mel and Roy a brother. Edward M. Hao; 14 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Dear Friends, 1 know you've never forgotten the "good old days" in Ka lihPopo Sons exciting sermons, the Sunday School, the old gym, PILLS.

and Maybe Ile Steward's beautiful organ musk. And while you may cherish memories of the churchyou haven't been persorolly involved in years. Please come bock. We rood you and you need us. K.U.C.

is growing. NowBeginning July 6 ws will have two worship services. One at 8.00 am and one at 10.30 am. There is lots of room for you in the parking lots and pews. Come and Worship with us for old times sakedor row times sakefor His sok, May God give you Peace and Joy In His Son Jay Jarman, Assoc.

Minister NEW YORK (AP) Cinematovapher Boris Kaufman, who won an Academy Award in 1955 for shooting "On the Waterfront," died Tuesday at age 83. His major movie credits include "Twelve Angry Men," "Long Day's Journey Into Night" and "The Pawnbroker." Barney Bigard LOS ANGELES (AP) Jazz clarinetist Barney Bigard died yesterday of respiratory failure in Culver City. Bigard played with such legendary bandleaders as Kliag Oliver, Duke Ellington and Louis Arm. strong. He was M.

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