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c8 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Friday, July 20. 1979 LEGAL NOTICE cao OF THANKS I jpt 4- 'rosecutor Denies NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Family of the Late Harassment Policy MRS. ELLEN SHIZUKO LUM Isugio Uchigokluchi Tsuglo Uchigakiuchi, 60, of Ales, died Tuesday in Kuakini Hospital. He was an insurance agent for Firemen's Fund and John Hancock insurance companies. He was born in Walpahu.

Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hosol Garden Mortuary, preceded by services by the Church of World Messianity. The family requests that aloha attire be worn. He is survived by his wife. Alice; a son, Patrick; two daughters, Mrs.

Arlene Liu and Lynn 1.1chigakluchi; two brothers. Tadashi and Milton; two sisters, Mrs. Doris M. Okamura and Mrs. Yaeko Nakahara; and two grandchildren.

desires to thank its many friends, relatives, the Hokama Club, and all the employees of Sears Roebuck la Co. for the.kindness shown, beautiful floral offerings and monetary gifts received during its recent bereavement. t't if shut us up here in court?" Ahn asked. "I'm the prosecuting attorney. I am the boss of the office and I know of no such policy." Nakagawa said.

He said the motion was a "standard motion I would file to limit irrelevant facts." Another defendant acting as her own attorney. Sharon Ohama. noted that the prosecutor's office had offered to drop other charges if the defendants would plead guilty to harassment. "Who is harassing who," Ohama asked. "It's a standard practice in the interest of justice, time and money." Nakagawa replied.

Seitz attempted to call other witnesses to support the harassment contention, but because the arresting officer in the case. Louis Souza, was not present. Takao continued the bearing to Aug. 9. Souza.

president of the State of Hawaii Organization of Police Oficers. is in negotiations for a new police contract. City Prosecutor Togo Nakagawa yesterday denied that his office has a policy to harass members of the Revolutionary Communist Party at a Circuit Court hearing. Fifteen party memberscharged With a total of 36 misdemeanor offenses following a scuffle with police at the Mayor Wright Housing in Kalihi Feb. 17appeared before acting Circuit Judge Frank Takao to seek dismissal of the charges.

They claim that the charges are a result of a policy of harassment by the police and prosecutors office. "There is no such policy to harass Rep members. Nakagawa told 'attorney Eric Seitz. who is repre'senting most of the defendants. Joy Ahn.

who represented herself, questioned Nakagawa about a molion brought before another judge last month seeking to prevent the defendants from espousing their polititaLviews in court. Acting Circuit Judge Edwin Honda denied that 'prosecution motion in May. YOU AWARE of a policy to LEGAL NOTICE The Family of the late MR. YOKUGEN HIGA desires to thank its many friends, relatives and various organizations for the kindnesses shown, beautiful floral offerings and monetary gifts received during its recent bereavement. Charles Van Artsdalen Charles M.

"Butch" Van Artsdalen. 38, of 68-303 Haleiwa Road. Haleiwa. died Wednesday in Wahiawa Hospital. He was a city lifeguard on the North Shore for the past 10 years and a well-known surfer known as "Mr.

Pipeline" after the dangerous surfing area near Ehukai Beach Park. He was born in Norfolk. Va. Memorial services were to be held at 5 p.m. today on the beach at the Banzai Pipeline.

He is survived by his mother. Mrs. Hazel Van Artsdalen of San Fernando Valley, two sisters, Mrs. Annette Lucas and Mrs. Juliana Wright of San Fernando Valley; and a brother, Marvin L.

Van Artsdalen of La Jolla. Calif. Borthwick Mortuary handled RE: FISCAL YEAR 1980 BUS OPERATING ASSISTANCE GRANT APPLICATION 1 Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Department of Transportation Services. City and County of Honolulu, at the Planning Commission Conference Room, City Hall Annex on King Street on August 22, 1979. at 7:30 p.m., for the purpose of considering a project for which Federal operating assistance under Section 5 of the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as amended, is being sought, generally described as follows: A.

DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT 1. Funds are being sought by the CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU for Fiscal Year 1980, to financially assist the operation and maintenance of the City's bus system operated by MTL, Inc. 2. The service area of the project encompasses the entire Island of Oahu. 3.

The estimated net project cost is $19,818,479 of which 53.664.502 represents the Federal share and 816,153,977 derived from the General and Highway Funds, represents the local share. B. RELOCATION No persons, families, or businesses will be displaced by this project. ENVIRONMENT The proposed project will not have a significant environmental impact upon the service area. D.

COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING The project is in conformance with comprehensive land use and transportation planning in the area and is consistent with the adopted programming of projects in the Transportation Improvement Program. E. ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED I. Funds will be utilized to financially assist the operation and maintenance of the existing bus system which currently provides Island-Wide fare-free service to the elderly and ambulatory handicapped at all hours of operation. 2.

The City and County of Honolulu also provides, through contractual arrangement. fourteen 14) specially-equipped vans to accommodate the transportation needs of wheelchair users and semi-ambulatory persons. This Handi-Van program is totally funded by the City and services the Urban Honolulu area from Waipahu to Ka lama Valley and the heavily populated areas of Windward Oahu from Waihee Stream to Makapuu Point. At the hearing. the Department of Transportation Services will afford an opportunity for interested persons or agencies to be heard with respect to the social, environmental, and economic aspects of the project.

Interested persons may submit orally or in writing evidence and recommendations with respect to said project. The deadline to submit written testimonies is 4:30 p.m.. August 29, 1979. A copy of application and the Transportation Improvement Program for the area is currently available for public inspection at the Department of Transportation Services, Honolulu Municipal Building, 650 S. King Street.

3rd Floor. Honolulu, Hawaii 96813. ROBERT R. WAY, DIRECTOR Department of Transportation Services City and County of Honolulu iS.B.: July 20; Aug. 20, 1979 (SB-0528) Fallen Skylab Fragment To Go on Display Here The Family of the late IVY K.

C. MEYER desires to thank its many friends, relatives and various organizations for the kindnesses shown, beautiful floral offerings and monetary gifts received during its recent bereavement. BUSINESS REGISTRATION DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF REGULATORY AGENCIES STATE OF HAWAII TO: MR. JOHN ORIO SUZUKI YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Department will conduct a hearing pursuant to Sections 4824 and 482-8, Hawaii Revised -Statutes. and the petition of Bart Tunick requesting the revocation and cancellation of the trade name "PROMOTION" registered by you.

The bases of the petition are non-use and prior ownership. The hearing will be conducted at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, August 27. 1979, in the third floor Department of Regulatory Agencies hearings room. 1010 Richards Street.

Honolulu. Hawaii. You have the right to appear with legal counsel at all stages of the proceedings. Please direct all inquiries to the departmental Hearings Office (548-3963). Copies of the petition.are available at the Hearings Offices.

DARRYL Y. C. CHOY Hearings Officer Department of Regulatory Agencies DATED: June 25. 1979 Honolulu. Hawaii June 29; July 6,13.

20, 1979) (SR4489) fp 4, Vital Statistics FUNERAL NOTICE FUNERAL NOTICE authenticated piece of the fallen American space station Skylab will go on view this weekend at Beverly Hills Gallery, 2332 Kalakaua Ave. It is one of 12 hunks of Skylab debris to be brought here from Australia by Ed Cory, owner of the art gallery and Matthew McIver, owner of Shirrey's Art Supplies. Some of the other pieces each about six inches long and weighing six pounds will be offered at about $20,000 each, McIver said yesterday. McIver said they are accompanied by a letter of authentication signed by J.M. Jones of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kamm Ige Mrs.

Kame Ige, 89. of 61-350 Kamehameha Highway, Haleiwa, died Tuesday in Wahiawa Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. The family requests that flowers be omitted and that casual attire be worn. She was born on Okinawa.

Survivors include a son, Yoshio; a daughter, Mrs. Matsuume (Kikue) Toyama; 10 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren. team sent to Australia to investigate pieces of the space station being found in a modern-day treasure hunt under way since the Skylab fell July II in a sparsely inhabited area near Perth. THE METAL pieces were parts of a rim that surrounded the oxygen tank on display at the Miss Universe Pageant at Perth last night. according to McIver The debris was found in the bush near Rawlinnas a small town about 300 miles from Kalgoorlie.

by three Australians who were among hundreds who went to the desert to search for parts of Skylab. "It is much rarer than gold and is certainly equal in value to gold." said McIver. He declined to say how much he and Cory had paid for their Skylab samples. SIRS masu Ave 16 so 661 Kamm St beaus passod sarby on Sunday lory IS I 979 in Honoheu She het hoot lanuare ifi 1893 in Kumamoto. lapin She is survived by 3 Ws.

Havre Two To Sho hoe (Grace Sactrriro) dougnion. htty Oh Morn (lane Moho) 14oplooe OT Cairtornra I aroma( to bacilli at Moan and arandclat atm tot MPS 0011040 Ago 70 of 191 Hsu St pessawl away, Ibutialt Itay I 1979 i fief rosy donee She was bow Ione 1909 I ow Oahu Saa ot suaywayi by bus, band Saqua Ide datlatats leash', Ida Alfs tomb ISTufiwy Wm' bahatuba Caw bona Ida haft, Goatee (Hamel aboan) oh Caht Abs IMI Ssowasa) okowasto oh Cahl Van Latsuko kao of Cat, sista alta tweiya Saallau 4 ylanaclutdrita 'Amity AT ADRIA( mworts WrIlf KO 10 A TA SUNDAY ARV TS, 199 AT HOSOI TIAROTTI MORTILIARY $40S01 GARni Of PANITtlAba OAS IN CHAICat OT hit WANCit WPCS MFMOITIAL St FIVICiS Witt NON AT 6 PM FRIDAY IU4Y 20 979 Al THE CNAPFT OF MOSOT GARD( maRTu ARV NOSO! MORTUARY III C040166 OF ARRACLARA1S Two Arrested in Hospital Threats Mary Patterson Mary A. Patterson, also known as Mary A. Glenn. 83, of Honolulu.

died July 2 at her home. A requiem Mass will be celebrated at noon tomorrow at Borthwick Mortuary. Burial will follow in Hawaiian Memorial Park. She was born in Minnesota. MILS FRANCIS 11.011 aye 70 et 14 Fsomehe Wyvy advertise passed away loes 17 97 et f000dshon Hoypost Shy loss bcoA Sobel IS 1908 POlead Caetteala Set iS 'Weeded by hbt hos band leen Plea Satele I UM Doullgs stb0 Weis 2 slyhdthotHen Louts 1 Matt hsely ISMILY HAS RQ1IcTD W) poet lc FuNtRAL St 1VIC4 BORTHHICS MORTUARY HANDLt1 ARRANGE NIS 4 in Mao Group Fined $25 Each idiom Akentoteat Porte Mortuary TOGA.

V06136E11 AV 93 of 14IS Ab0000r St Poor COI, tomotoly of ataterria room eassad away hay IS, 1979 at booboo of COMM Ho moo trtee October S. 1483 on Cliemayea. Moan Stammer by 3 soya letasattoko Olatteeeo) Ohba ot lobanott I Imes Voiteo (N.nc NIA 6 daughters, WY kook Fochesarot of Japan M. Giorgi (lan. Tokurnon Mess Carol Witt of A tetes Yobbo) amo Nowa Ws Sam MO, 1 Mate I A 6111 Pahy ta Atationaga of 1 Volloyo Wee.

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Honolulu. 6. July10 Amy Mous Paid. Houoloolu. S4.

July Amy Mous Houle. Motu. 54. July I( MRS Aialt Paia men are being held by Maui police on $3,000 bail each, accused of demanding drugs in a telephoned bomb -threat to Maui Memorial Hospital Arrested Wednesday and charged With first-degree robbery were Richard Alan Thomas, 22, and James E. Heft, 24.

-Maui police said one of the suspects called the hospital at 1:30 a.m. demanding that cocaine and other drugs be brought to an area near the hospital. The caller indicated a bomb was planted in the hospital. 7-prie of the doctors at the hospital took a package to the agreed area, and the suspects were arrested flee ing the scene, police said. A search of the hospital turned up no bomb.

Ago 99 of 61 3S0 Kam lihno Howihnif Classed shoo fuosidob lout 17 1979 el Me booluole hoopoes She as boon Fob war, 1Z. T990 tn Nine go. Jepon Slot is outvived bo 100 YO snio (Torun, Igo daughter Site fiatsuume Miguel Inoorno 10 rend chidton 70 stoat goonolchnOron Inonibot of hot Hale Stun gen Mission bin Club PATTERSON MARV ANNE oho Mere Anne Glenn All 83 of ilonoSteu passed awe! luty 2, 1919 et het tea WOW', She was boot on Decombef 25. 1895 in etnne Miyoko Mrs. Miyoko 1de, 70, wife of Shizuo 1de of 1928 Hau St died July 12 at her home.

She was born in Ewa Family memorial services were held Sunday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. She also is survived by six daughters, Joan Carol N. and Mrs. Frank (Shirley) Nakahara, and Vivian Mrs. George (Harriet) Arita and Mrs.

Norman (Mae) Fukumoto, all three of California; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn M. Sotetsu; and six Sell Film.11! mouto Met flowers be me fed 4 Casual atilt, be ewe 9 Plinio Chung Chun Lou. Honolulu. 54.

luiy 10 flayffliN141 U. Si Honolulu. 67, MY 10 MOW Roy Logan. it MY 10 John Machenve. H000lulu.

H. Iola 10 Eerl Eugenio Ikeda, Kaneohe. 59. it1y 10 Ftriall Sadao Honolulu. 52.

July Manuel Domuncht Rives. 11. July10 inflame Soto. Honolulu. le Juh 11 Agnes Gertrude Shils.

hallua. 63. Dolmens Timbal. Honolulu. 94, iuly 9 Uebets.14011010111.

81. July 10 4MaiDemaragaelbeitallieel. FUNERAL NOTICE Four members of the Free Mao 'Tse-tung committee have been found Iguilty of trespassing at the Kam iSwap Meet. where they were arrest'ed last Christmas Eve The four, Mari Nakamura, 30, Ian Grenzeback, 27. Gordon Ching, 25, and Cathy Nishimura, 34, were fined $25 each by District Judge Bertram K.

T. Kanbara on Wednesday Disorderly conduct charges 'against the four were dismissed, an Ewa court clerk said. According to Nakamura, the swap meet manager allowed them to sell their literature at the meet at first, but changed his mind and asked them to leave. They refused and resisted police attempts to remove them from the premises. The four were charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct, both misdemeanors.

MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED AT BORTINFICK MORTUARY ON SATUR DAY, JULY 21. 1979 AT 12 NOON TO BE FOLLOWED BY BURIAL AT NAM, IAN MEMORIAL PARK FUNERAL AR RANGEMENTS BY BORINWICK MORtu ARV MEMORIAL SERIOUS ENGIN 11 AM SUNDAY, WI 22. 1979 AT THE CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN NORTE, ARV HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS Goa Mn( AISIS1 Othdoe of Gad Sind) Al. ot Don Street, Hoodiuto Pooled away 7uly 17. 1979 in St Franc, Hatertat She ants boto bolo 20.

188 Hanales. Kamm Survmed by tons. Francis tOnaollnat GOo W7hIrd (Olga) Gee. daughtess. Mi Statbert (Ilhol) Noe.

Hare Goo hiss Cootie (Alice) bansassods and earl Tuck (Gladys) Chang. also granethodtoo, real osandchddran. moots and noels asn Sho "gas a graduate trom kamottameha Gal School Clan 1908 vvilly request that casual elm" be INVITATION TO BIDDERS Contract No. 631 Sealed proposals will be received at the Hawaii Housing Authority. 1002 North School Street, Honolulu.

Hawaii, up to 2:00 p.m.. August 8, 1979 for "CONTRACT NO. 631, COMPOUND CANOPY AT KALIHI VALLEY HOMES, HA 1-5, HONOLULU, HAWAII" at which time all properly received and time stamped bids will be opened. Bidding Documents may be obtained and examined at the Engineering Services Branch of the above office. Attention is called to the provisions for equal employment opportunity anf payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Bidding Documents must be paid on this project.

Without exception, requests to withdraw bid(s) for any reason within sixty (60) days after bid opening will be subject to forfeiture of bid security. Bidders shall comply with all requirements specified in the Bidding Documents. HAWAII HOUSING AUTHORITY FRANKLYN Y.K. SUNN Executive Director DATE July 12, 1979 July 18, 20, 23, 1979) (SB-051a) Reggie Dela Cruz Reggie T. Dela Cruz, five-monthold son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bienvenido Dela Cruz of Honolulu, died Tuesday. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. today and from 8 to 11 a.m. tomorrow at Borthwick Mortuary.

Burial will follow in the Valley of the Kohut ModuerY MORIVIAKI, ALICE IMMO Age lb of 91-669 A Polsetwoons Ewe Stack Mahan messed away 19. 1979 at Motor Army cea. let She eras bola March 6, 1931 lo blespahe Hewett Swerved by 3 sons. Grant Hodeyelst adorikatea. Trace Abe (kelly) Mortmeht and Alden Yasuo Mormeht, mother.

Mrs Amid. ttleekianmo) Ttaok.amo7 btororodsoeINgemlateldr Itemforu Taearnoto. 3 11StelS. Mr Militief one) fileCI Mrs Vernon Ilene Melina) tOnetiltill and Mn i Eden's (Constance Surma) Tanabe. also I grandchtld Mrs Amnia Tehamoto to mambo, Of the Wamehu Hongwanst verommovemminvecsercemeceowcemeew WALTMANN, ASAE An 56.

of 45 265 Witliam Henry Rd Kaneohe pissed away July 19. 1979 St he residence She was born Feb's' sr, S. 1923 in lapin She is survrved by 2 WI, Ron I Elkin Pommes. step son, Frederick Wattmenn 8ORTICNICK MORTUARY ASSISTING WITH ARRANGEMENTS elekeekeeeseolemeeeefteesol.e. Amen' Downtown Mortuary 20 Scum Auk, Street (Formerty Ordenstein's Mortuary) CHUNG.

TOM SHEE Ah Tim tom Chung Ago 90 of 99 359 Uwu Or Area passed away July 15. 1919 et Pupu kos. Haterwo Sh was born on December 13, 1888 in Cruet She is survived by 5 sons. George (Muriel) Chung. David (Violet) Chung Samuel (Alyce) Chung of San Francisco.

Wel ter (Margaret) Chung. James (Vuk um) Chunp 4 daughters, Amy Rothrock, Mn Emmett (Lily) Vidal. Si Mrs Richard (Esther) Ilremoto I Mrs Rob art (Mildred) Wong. 3 grandchildren. 19 groat grandchildren She was a refried erIVIOYeal of Dote PitilaPPle Can.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS SEALED TENDERS. for the printing and delivering the following tax forms for the Department of Taxation. Honolulu, Hawaii, will be received at the Administrative Services Accounting Office, mezzanine floor. 425 Queen Street. II Building (former Bureau of Conveyance) until 10:30 a.m.

August 9. 1979, at which time the sealed tenders will be publicly opened. FORM N-I DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED INCOME TAX FOR INDIVIDUALS FORM N-3 CORPORATION DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED INCOME TAX Contract documents, including specifications, may be examined or obtained at said office. All bids shall be accompaied by a deposit or certified check on a sum equal to five percent of the amount bid, payable to the Director of Taxation. Bidders may submit their bid for printing called for in the bidding documents.

The Department of Taxation reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to accept the bids in whole or in part as best suits the interests of the State. The bidder's attention is directed to Section 103- 51, Hawaii Revised Statutes, as amended, on the awarding of work of this nature to local or to out-of-state contractors. GEORGE FREITAS Director of Taxation State of Hawaii July 20, 21, 25,1979) (S8-0532) Otetti FRIENDS MAY CALL FRIDAY. RAY 20; 1979 FROM 9 TO 11 A AT THE CHAPEL Of DORTHWICA MORTUARY FUNERAL SERVICES Will 81 HELD AT 10 30 A BURIAL TO FOLLOW IN IIN YEE CHONG MANOR CEMETERY AR RANGEMENT BY BORTHWICA MORTIJ ART The Who's Who Foundation Richard L. Littenberg, a kosher and specialist in nuclear medicine, is serving as president of the Honolulu Medical Group Research and Education Foundation.

Littenberg is chief of internal medicine and director of nuclear medicine at the Honolulu Medical Group and teaches at Queen's Hospital. The foundation is a nonprofit organization founded in 1943 to promote research in medical problems pTc----uliar to Hawaii. of the information about other officers in a recent Star-Bulle'tin' news account of the foundation was out of date. Earl Gould is the Current vice president and Dr. Vincent E.

Friedewald Jr. is secretary. New members of the board of directors include Kenneth F. Brown, Dr. Unoji Goto and Dr Elmer C.

Johnson. Dr. Morton E. Berk also is board. Family Newasts that Stowers be Delft led Ca Swot attire be worn.

FUNERAL senvicts WILL BEGIN AT I 30 A PA ON satuRoAv. auiv 21. 1919 AT NUUANU MEMORIAL PARE MORTUARY EAST CHAPEL oNTERoNy To FOLLOW IN VALLEY OF THE TEMPLE MEMORIAL PARK Another Record Set as Heat Wave Continues Honolulu's heat wave continued with another record high yesterday and the National Weather Service said the "unseasonably warm weather" will likely continue for the next few days. Yesterday's high at Honolulu Airport was 89 degrees, beating the previous record for that date of 88 degrees set in 1972 and equaled in 1974. 110111.

taquest that casual attire be ofn Asoe Woltmonn Mrs. Asae Waltmann, 56, of 45-265 William Henry Road, Kaneohe, died yesterday at her home. She was born in Japan. No information on funeral services was provided. Survivors include two sons, Ross and Ellery Kominaka; and a stepson, Frederick Waltmann.

Borthwick Mortuary assisted with arrangements. Jerome Mau MALUORI, MR KAMM Age 81. of 3112 Hastokt Kahle and formerly of Itapahutu and Banton Tract passed away on frittnday luly 16 1919 in tennoluiu He was botn on lune 5 1898 in Okinawa. Japan He is stuelkad by wife. Betty Kama Monne) ti A sons.

lack ShIgeru (Helen Haruye). Motu Shigeo of Ca litotnra. Ernest Smell' (Loretta) and Henry Koyoshr (tan) Maamott 1 brothel George Chomel (Urban Hassan) Mael11011 Of CM 0011110 Miidred Oshiro Lois 1 'amnion 8 Grandchildren He was a retuad catpentet and a rnernbet of the Hcanta lin Kos The family teouest that be omitted and casual attars be worn MEMORIAL SERVICES WILE BEGIN ON FRIDAY 11.11Y 20. 1919 AT 8 AT THE CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY HMI MORTUARY IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS, FRIENDS MAY CALL ON MONDAY JULY 23. 1979 FROM 9 AM TO I PM AT PAILIEMO DOWNTOWN MORTUARY (20 fluke St FORMERLY ORDERS11E4'S MORTUARY TRADITIONAL CHINESE BUDDHIST SERVICES WILL OF HEED FOROWFD BY MERMEN! AT MILKANI MEMORIAL PARK.

DELA CRUZ. REGGIE TABIGNE Infant son passad away Pull, 17. 1979 on Nowak. He was boos January It 1979 on Honolulu Ni Fs swayed by HI Pe WU: Blenvontde 8 Dela Goa FRIENDS AND RELATIVES MAY CALL AT THE CHAPEL OF BORTHWICK NORM ARY ON FRIDAY. JULY 20.

1979 FROM A TO 9 P.M AND AGAIN ON SATURDAY, JULY 21, 199 FROM 8 TO II AM BURIAL TO FOLLOW AT VALI Ey OF THI TENNIS FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS By BORTHWICK MORTUARY. The weather office said the daily record high for Honolulu has been passed on 10 days this month and equaled on another five. A new record for the month of July, 91 degrees, was reached on three days. opobaDobiboomoskaool. 100Lodge aub Notices OCHIGASIUCHI, Age SO of Area.

Hawaii passed away Tuesday, July 12. 1979 at the Stratum Medical Center. Ks woos born in Waipahu, Oahu lee is mewed by wile, Ake WhigArmen. son, Patrick Uchiakiuch, 2 daughters, Mrs Ar lent troll Lynn lichtgatoucht, 2 broth Sri. Tadashi I Milton tichigaenichi.

2 sisters, Mrs Dom Mutsue Osamura Mn 'beim Nakaharit. 2 arlatichlir dm Mt mas a insurance agent more whiting the foreman's Fund A John Hancock Msurance companies I was a Wont sustaining member of the Church of World Messionory. Family moodsy that casual attire be OWN i. Srti ALOHA TEMPLI, Aaomms 1611 kewsto St. 531-8808 AUG 10 SHRINE CIRCUS NIGHt AUG 11 011ARTERIY MEETING WAIMANAtO 2 AUG 12 FAMILY PICNIC WAIIAANALC) MU.

JEROME RUDOLPH (rallied Lt. Co Age 58, of Seoul. Noma Pissed away July 1. 1979 at the Triplet Army Medical Cantle ita was born Awn 7. 1921 in Ducar.

Phnom He is stn. owed Wargo. Mrs kyoung Mau. sons. Sot I Pars Jerome (Gwen) Mau, Philip.

Richard A Awang Y. A Owens C. May, daughters. Cynthia A A Coca tin 1 Mau. grandson.

Noma U. Mait. III. grancIdaughtor. illnKS Mau.

GRAVESIDE SERVICES WILL 13E HELD AT THE NATIONAL MEMOR1114 CEME TERY OF THE PACIFIC ON FRIDAY, JULY 20. 1919 AT 9,30 A WITH FULL MILITARY HONORS. BORTHWICK MORTUARY ASSISTING WITH AR RANOEMENTS. lb ID fib fib Jerome R. Mau, 58, of Seoul, Korea, a retired lieutenant colonel, died Tuesday in Trip ler Hospital Graveside funeral services were to be held at 9:30 a.m.

today in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Mr. Mau was born in Chicago. He is survived by his wife, Kyoung; five sons, Jerome II, Philip, Richard Kwang Y. and Kwang two daughters, Cynthia A.

and Cecelin J. Mau; and two grandchildren. Borthwick Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. NowS rat BLACK GREY WHITE threlri. 9 -te MOST ALL SIZES $ot.

t-S Sun. 9-I I ERA sil A i tyle Coat tbmoS'er. rat BLACK GREY WHITE Pont tuto 44316. threri 9 -to MOST ALL SIZES thoysi Sot. 9-3 114" 'sun." ALE" 0 NM .1, HAWAIIAN LODGE AlifFTW WEDNESDAY.

July 2S, 1919 THIRD DEGREE 1227 UAKIKI St MEMORIAL SERVICES WILL BEGIN 2 SUNDAY. JULY 22, 1979 AT CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY A SPECIAL SERVICE CONDUCTED BY THE CHURCH OF WORLD MESSIANE TV WILL PRECEDE THE MIMORIAL SERVICE. SOSO, GARDEN MORIUARY IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS 611 4117 Mb 00 ab 40 00 II WA SCOTTISH RITE BODIES 1611 Stevtalo at Wilder 041 533.2326 DARK DURING JULY 41. ow op to ea to 41. Tom Shee Chung Mrs.

Tom Shee Chung, also known as Ah Tim Tom Chung, 90, of 99-359 Uwau Drive, Aiea, a retired Dole cannery employee, died 1 Sunday in Pupukea. Traditional Chinese I Buddhist will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at Mililani Downtown Mortuary. Burial will follow in Mililani Memorial Park.

The family requests that casual attire be worn. How to answer an ad With a box number Insert resume, and tnoil How to answer an ad with a box number Insert resume, and moil NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS of Automation Industries, 1901 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 2000, Los Angeles, California 90067 This corporation intends to apply, within 60 days from the first publication of this Notice, to the Department of Regulatory Agencies of the State of Hawaii for a certificate of withdrawal under Sec. 418-14 of Hawaii Revised Statutes, as amended, and intends to withdraw from and surrender its right to engage in business in Hawaii, and all creditors of this corporation are hereby notified to present any claim which they may have against this corporation on or before the aforementioned date. Dated this 18th day of June, 1979. At Los Angeles, California.

Automation Industries, Inc. By Eugene G. Swartz, President, By Thomas L. Flattery, Secretary July 6, 13, 20, 27. 1979) (SB-0501) CHANGE OF MEETING PLACE AND TIME FOR THE SECOND REGULAR MEETING IN JULY OF THE BOARD OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES NOTICE is hereby given that the second regular meeting in July of the Board of Land and Natural Resources will be held on July 279 1979, at 9:00 A.M.

in the County Office Building, County Council Chambers, Lihue, Kauai, Ha. wail. DONE AT HONOLULU. this 25th day of June 1979. SUSUMU ONO, Chairman Board of Land and Natural Resources July 20, 1979) (S13-0521) Komoto Moemori Kamato Maemori, 81, of 3112 Haalike who died Monday, also is survived by two sisters, Mildred H.

Oshiro and Lois T. Maemori: Their names were inadvertently omitted from an obituary published in the Star-Bulletin yesterday. Brought to you by Ewe Brand Chicken Leonard's Bakery Hawaiian Accommodations Lisboa Portuguese Restaurant elt eN9J 0 i 3s Se tO 1 NNe, so 0 -Vcs yttl 04 so to 1. 0 1 6 vi J11 Brought to you by wa Brand Chicken 1 1 i 0 Leonard's BakstY Hawaiian Accommodations Lisboa Portuguese Restaurant 0 ti St 13 ,100 w- 14- 1)0q os- sp.i I1 sVayk6s2 'IAtstl tt OS t4 11- 11- Assz tks316 I Mrs. Chung was born in China.

She is survived by five sons, George, David, Samuel of San Francisco, Walter and James; four daughters, Amy Rothrock, Mrs Emmett (Lily) Vidal Mrs. Richard (Esther) Ikemoto and Mrs. Robert (Mildred) Wong; three grandchildren; and 19 Frances Neely Frances L. Neely, 70, of 84-965 Farrington Highway, Walanae, wife of John B. Neely, died Tuesday in Kaiser Hospital.

There will be no public funeral services. Mrs. Neely was born in Upland, Calif. Other survivors are a son, Douglas; and two grandchildren CLASSIFIED WWII' ADS Ph. 521-9111 p.amoomp.o..madstaowmpoi.

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