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Thursdoy.Moy 27, 1976 Honolulu Stor-Bulletin Ml Flooding Worsens on Luzon Mrs. Ruiz, 96, Leaves 278 Descendants I ill Robert Blatt Robert Blatt, 60, of 703 Mokapu Kailua, vice president of Hawaiian Life Insurance died Saturday in Queen's Hospital. Blatt was a member of Lodge le Progres De L'Oceanie 371, and Mid-Pacific Country Club. His lodge will officiate at funeral services at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Masonic Temple on Makiki Street.

Burial will be at a later date in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Williams Mortuary is assisting with arrangements. He is survived by his widow, Kay; two sons, David L. and James and a daughter, Barbara K. Blatt.

The family requests that flowers be omitted. Denis De Mello WAILUKU, Maui-Denis Clyde De Mello, 36, of Honolulu, and formerly of Maui, died Sunday in Honolulu. Wake services will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in the Nakamura Mortuary. Mass will be said at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday in St. Anthony Church, followed by burial in Maui Memorial Park. He is survived by one son, Robert of Wailuku; one daughter, Michelle of Wailuku; his mother, Mrs. Zenichi (Florence) Arakawa of Kahului; two sisters, Mrs. Benjamin (Claudia) Kam of Kaneohe, and Mrs.

Lawrence (Margaret) De Mello of Wailuku, and his grandmother, Mrs. Lucy De Mello of Hilo. Mrs. Fela Ruiz, 96, of 3448 McCor-riston died Sunday in Hale Nani Hospital, leaving 278 descendants. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary. Burial will follow in Hawaiian Memorial Park. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and after 8:30 a.m. Wednesday.

The family requests that flowers be omitted. Mrs. Ruiz was born in Puerto Rico. With her husband and child, she came to Hawaii 75 years ago. Arthur Ahakuelo Arthur P.

M. Ahakuelo, 36, a supervisor with Merchant's Delivery Service, died Sunday in Kaneohe. Mr. Ahakuelo was a member of Pill Hui and was a commissioner of the Pop Warner League. He was born in Honolulu.

Friends may call at Borthwick Mortuary from 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and after 8 a.m. Saturday. The Rosary will be said at 7 p.m. Friday.

A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Ann's Church. Burial will follow in Hawaiian Memorial Park. Mr.

Ahakuelo is survived by his widow, Elizabeth a son, Dwayne; three daughters, Terrilyn, Rene and Deidra; a stepson, David; three stepdaughters, Marcie, Theresa and Lori; his mother, Ruby Ahakuelo; two brothers, Norman and Benjamin Jr. and two sisters, Mrs. Orrel (Shirley Ann) Lui and Mrs. Darrell (Queenie) Cavaco. Secunda Ramos Mrs.

Secunda Ramos, 77, of 3112 Alani Drive, died Tuesday at her home. She was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico. Funeral services and burial will be at a later date in San Francisco. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Williams Mortuary.

She is survived by three sons, Ed Armina Sandlos Armina Sandlos, 83, of 320 Lewers died May 20 in Straub Hospital. She was born in Canada. She had no known survivors. Cremation was May 24. Harry Weiss Harry Weiss, 56, of 1319 N.

Gordon Hollywood, died May 13 in Kailua. He was born in New York City. Mr. Weiss had no known survivors. The body was cremated May 20.

Pedro Galadis Pedro Galadis, 72, of 1048 Kopke died May 20 in Hale Nani Hospital. He was born in the Philippines. He had no known survivors. Cremation was May 25. Maximino Tubat Maximino Tubat, 85, of 2027 Dillingham died May in St.

Francis Hospital. He was born in the Philippines. He had no known survivors. Cremation was May 24. FUNERAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Hazel U.

Yamoda Last Original Immigrant from Japan Dies Mrs. Hazel U. Yamada, 92, of 1144 Lunalilo who came to Hawaii in 1885 with the first group of Japanese contract laborers, died yesterday in Queen's Hospital. Mrs. Yamada was 18 months old when she accompanied her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Toranosuke Sienaga, to Hawaii. She is believed to have been the last surviving member of that first shipload of Japanese immigrants. She was born in Yamaguchi, Japan. Her parents' first job was with the Makee sugar plantation at Kapaa, Kauai.

When she was 13 she came to Honolulu to attend school and returned to Kauai two years later. She later married George M. Yamada, a building contractor, and moved to Honolulu. Mr. Yamada has since died.

Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Cremation will follow. She is survived by two sons, George I. of Los Angeles, and Edward three daughters, Mrs.

Harriet H. Hiura, Mrs. Dilly W. Yamamoto and Mrs. Utako Inoue; 11 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren, and a brother, Soichi Suenaga.

MANILA (AP) Seven days of continuous winds and rain triggered by Typhoon Olga kept flood waters rising today in Pampanga Province and rescue officials reported the death toll has risen to 86. A National Disaster Control Center spokesman today said the Pampanga River, one of central Luzon's largest, had spawned floodwaters exceeding the 1972 floods, which claimed 364 lives and caused about $150 million worth of damage. However, floodwaters in other parts of the rice-growing plains of central Luzon showed signs of receding today as the typhoon moved out to the China Sea. Weather specialists said the typhoon has weakened to a storm, packing winds of 80 miles per hour off the northernmost tip of Luzon. MANILA (AP) Floodwaters churned up by Typhoon Olga have stranded about 100 film crewmen and three women, including two Playboy magazine playmates, and caused heavy damage to sets of Francis Ford Coppola's $11 million Vietnam war movie, "Apocalypse Now," co-producer Fred Roos said today.

Roos said some of the film crew were in Olongapo City, on Luzon's west coast, about 40 miles from Manila, and in Iba, Zambales Province, a beach resort about 40 miles north of Olongapo. Thefl oodwaters have cut roads to Manila. The driving rains, which have started to subside, have grounded airplanes. Linda Carpenter, Playboy playmate for August, Cyndi Wood, the magazine's 1974 playmate of the year, and Lynda Carter, who appeared in the television series "Wonder Woman," are isolated with crew members in Olongapo, where the U.S. naval base at Subic Bay is located.

ROOS SAID THE storm had heavily damaged a $250,000 set in Iba, but "we will try to shoot today because it's supposed to be sort of a desolate scene anyway." Movie sets at Pagsanjan, south of Manila, also were damaged and "we are trying to find out just how. much," he said. The film, which is supposed to star Marlon Brando, who is scheduled to arrive for his scenes in September, has encountered difficulties. Filming started in March, about three weeks late. Coppola has since been unable to get the U.S.

Defense Department to supply military equipment such as helicopters, and he fired co-star Harvey Keitel, replacing him with Martin Sheen. VlAOE. FRANK 1 Me 34. of 819 A 7th' Ave Honolulu. passed Mi 21 1976.

at the Queen's Medicel Center He wss bon July 2. 1941. in Peoria. Illinois. He wes a member of Sons 01 St Patrick He is survived by his son.

Doulss Cherles. tnotrier. Mrs Mar, Warje zers. Mrrity Dooly end Mrs Manne Own. and a brother, Robert Wade.

FRIfNDS CALL AT WIUISMS MORTUARY CHAPU Of THE CHIMES I ATtlR 9 00 A ON THURSDAY MAY 21 A RtCIIAIION Of THE ROSARY Wilt BE HELD IN THE MORTUARY CHAPEL At 10 00 AM FOLLOWED BY A REQUIEM MASS AT ST PARTICK CHURCH at II 00 INTERMENT TO FOLLOW AT A LATER DATE WILLIAMS MORTUARY ASSISTING WITH AR-RANGLMENTS. ward, Benjamin of San Francisco, and Joseph of Long Beach, two daughters, Mrs. Ernest (Sylva-na) Perez and Mrs. William (Josephine) Velles of San Francisco; four brothers, Domingo, Paul, Manuel and Benito Y. Caraballo; two sisters, Mrs.

Rita Montiho and Mrs. Vicinta Calleon of Puunene, Maui; several grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild. Laura Stroud Mrs. Laura L. Stroud, 79, of 2742 Terrace Drive, died Friday in St.

Francis Hospital. She was born at Hanakahi, Hawaii. The Rosary will be said at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in St. Pius Church, followed by a Requiem Mass.

Burial will be in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific Punchbowl. Williams Mortuary is helping with arrangements. Mrs. Stroud is survived by her husband, William a son, Raymond Gomes of Skokie, a daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Symonds, and five grandchildren.

The family requests that in lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory be made to the donor's favorite charity. for granting the same, NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority in me by law vested and thereunto enabling, NELSON K. DOI, Lieutenant Governor of tbe State of Hawaii, do hereby order and decree that the name of DOROTHY ARLENE LATIMER is hereby changed to DOROTHY McMANUS, and a copy of this decree be published once in the STAR-BULLETIN, a newspaper of general circulation in the State of Hawaii, published at Honolulu, Hawaii. Dated: Honolulu, Hawaii, this 17th day of May, 1976.

Nelson K. Doi Lieutenant Governor of the State of Hawaii May 27, 1976) LN THE OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR STATE OF HAWAII In the Matter of the Petition of SHIZUO MATSUDA For Change of Name DECREE Upon the consideration of the petition of SHIZUO MATSUDA, and there YORONG. PATRICK LAWRENCE Age 20. of 91510 ttilmahe passed sway May 17. 196 in Ewa Born Oct 3.

1935 Honolulu Survived by parents. Mr Mrs lulian Yorong 2 brothers. Julian Jr end Darryl Yr 4 Sisters. Roianne. Julianne.

Arietta and Joni Vorong paternal' frendparents. Mr ft Mis Jose Vr ron: maternal grandparents. Mr 4 Mrs Roman Caparida. several uncles. aunts, cousins.

FRIENDS MAY CALL AT LEEWARD FUNERAL HOME. FROM 6 9PM I Ri MAY 28. 196. AND AuAIN AHER 8 A SAT SERVICES 10 AM SAT BURIAL AT SUNSET MEMORIAL ARRANGEMENTS BY LEEWARD eV i tt A- BLATT. ROBERT Age 60.

of 703 Mokapu BUd passed eway May 22. 1976. Queen Medicel Center Born Dec 16. 1916. towe He wes Vice President.

Hawai-tan Lite Insurance Comoeny Survived bv beloved wite. Mrs Kay Blatt sons, Davd and lames B'att. daughter. Barbara Blatt He was a member of Lodge le Progres De I Oceeria 371FAM awl 1 Rains Hamper Mosquito Control if appearing to me to be good reasons for granting the same, NOW, Femify requests please omit flowers. MASONIC SERVICES WITH LODGE IE PROGRES DE IOCEAME 371 OF.

FICIATING AT 10 AM SAT MAY 29. 1976. AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE ON MAKIKI STREET INTERMFNT AT A LATER DATE AT NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY OF THE PACIFIC WILLIAMS MORTUARY ASSISTING WITH by virtue of the authority in me by law vested and Philippines Demands New Base Pacts She is survivied by three sons, John, Daniel 'and Joseph three daughters, Mrs. Rose Supebedia, Mrs. Christina Akino and Nancy Ruiz; 25 grandchildren; 114 greatgrandchildren; 127 great-great grandchildren; and six great-great-great grandchildren.

Marcella Lee Mrs. Marcella H. Lee, 51, died Monday in St. Francis Hospital. She was born in Honolulu.

She employed at the Royal Sunset Theater. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. today at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. A prayer service will begin at 8 p.m. Friends may call again after 8 a.m.

Friday at the mortuary. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 8:45 a.m. at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace. Burial will be in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Mrs.

Lee is survived by her husband, Hudson M. Lee; five sons, James, Hudson, Robert, Daniel and Samuel; two grandchildren; five brothers, Felizardo, Moises and Jose Piamonte, and Henry and Melvin Ronquillo, and seven sisters, Feliza P. Quiniola, Annie Martinez, Priscil-la Blogon, Martha Kaai, Loretta Hanes, Rosita Custodio and Helena Piamonte. Patrick Yorong Funeral services for Patrick Yorong, 20, of 91-510 Kilinahe Place who died May 17 in a traffic accident, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Leeward Funeral Home.

Friends may call at the mortuary from 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and after 8 a.m. Saturday. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park. He was born in Honolulu.

He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Yorong; two brothers, Julian and Darryl Yorong; four sisters, Roxanne, Julianne, Arietta and Joni Yorong, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jose Yorong and Mr.

and Mrs. Roman Bruce Dippe' Funeral services will be held at 1:15 p.m. tomorrow at Diamond Head Mortuary for Bruce William Dippe', 17, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Donald W.

Dippe' of 5404 Hoana Place. He died Sunday in a surfing accident off Paiko Peninsula. He was a Kalani High School junior. He was born in Seattle, Wash. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

today and after noon tomorrow at the mortuary. Burial will be in the Valley of the Temples. He also is survived by a brother, Mark two sisters, Erika A. and Stefani L. and his grandparents, Mrs.

Anna K. Dippe' of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Fu Yong Chen of Seattle, Wash. Cynthia Borges Cynthia Borges Mrs. Cynthia L.

N. Borges, 27, of Kawailoa Drive, Haleiwa, died Tuesday at her residence. She was born in Wahiawa. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. today at Mililani Memorial Park.

Wake services will be at 8 p.m. Friends may call again from 8 to 10 a.m. tomorrow at Mililani Memorial Park Mortuary. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Burial will follow in Mililani Memorial Park.

Mrs. Borges is survived by her husband, Ralph a daughter, Michelle; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon O. Sagon; four sisters, Mrs.

Mario (Sharon) Minor, Carla, Chris R. and Renee Sagon; a brother, Steven P. Sagon, and her grandfather, Alberto Sagon. Henry Meyers WAILUKU, Maui Henry Souza Meyers, 78, of Huelo, Maui, died Monday in his home. He was born in Honolulu.

He was a retired truck driver. Wake services will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and from 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday in Norman's Mortuary. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday in the Kaulanapueo Cemetery in Huelo. He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth; eight sons, Edwin of Texas, Harry and Robert of Keanae, and Charles, Jerry, John, George and Dacky of Honolulu; seven daughters, Mrs. Katherine Sentinella of Kahului, Mrs. Olive Primacio of Kula, Mrs. Ruth Leighton of Huelo, Mrs.

Lily Johnson, Mrs. Grace Rut-kowski and Mrs. Nora Alexander of Honolulu, and Mrs. Dorothy Driscoll of Texas, and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. thereunto enabling, NELSON K.

DOI, Lieutenant Governor of the State of Hawaii, do hereby order and decree that the name of SHIZUO MATSUDA is hereby changed to STEVE SHIZUO MATSUDA, and a copy of this decree be published once in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation in the State of Hawaii, published at Honolulu, Hawaii. YAMADA, MRS. HAZEL UM Age 92, of 1 14 lufta.iio St pisted way 635 am Wed May 26. 196. Queen't Medical Center.

Born Sept. 20. 1663. Yamaguchi, lupin. Survived by 2 ions, Dr Geo'ge Ichiro (Vortetof Yamada.

0 of Los Angelas, Calif, and Edwa'd Tahesht (Kay femeko) Yamada: 3 daughters, Mrs. Harriet Haruyo Hiura. Mis. Dilly Wakayo Yamamoto. Mrs Utako Inoue: brother.

Shoich. (Kohatu) Suenaga 1 1 grandchildren 4 11 great grandest, dren Shi was a member of Soto shu Kyodin. FUNERAL SERVICES BEGIN 3 SAT. MAY 29. 1976.

AT CHAPEL Of HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY CREMATION TO FOLLOW ARRANGEMENTS BY HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY. fed! sen mmt raiel Abel Makekau HILO Thousands of new mosquito breeding areas created by recent heavy rains have hampered efforts by the State Health Department to control the pest, according to Dr. Andrew Sackett, district health Sackett said the breeding areas, mostly in the flatlands between Hilo and Puna, range in size from ponds to single cow tracks. "These are more than we can possibly get to," he said. The Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce recently demanded a more intense eradication program to protect the new Hilo airport, hotels and residential areas from mosqui-tos.

The County Council adopted a resolution requesting resumption of night fogging by the Health Department to kill the pests. Sackett said he has increased, the number of personnel working on the mosquito problems. He said this effort and drier weather already has cut the mosquito population by 50 per cent. He said Health Department employes are using the County helicopter to locate major breeding areas for insecticide treatment. Sackett said the night fogging program was stopped because the insecticide caused severe problems for asthmatics.

He said the dense clouds of insecticide also posed traffic hazards. Dated: Honolulu, Ha NOTICE TO SUBCONTRACTORS OR MATERIAL SUPPLIERS OF W. VON, INC. ON CITY A COUNTY OF HONOLULU JOB NO. F-886-74 (DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION JOB NO.

74-P-J7) CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL SITE IMPROVEMENTS AT MILILANI NEIGHBORHOOD PARK Please be advised that GRACE BROTHERS, LTD. has caused to be filed in the Circuit Court of the First Circuit, State of Hawaii, an Amended Complaint entitled CITY COUNTY OF HONOLULU for the use and benefit of GRACE BROTHERS, vs. W. VON, INC. and FIRST INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAWAII, CIVIL NO.

48229. Said Complaint was filed pursuant to the provisions of H.R.S. Section 507-17 and this notice is given in compliance therewith. Should you wish to file a complaint for labor or materials furnished on the aforementioned job, pursuant to H.R.S. 507-17, you have five (5) months from the date of final settlement of contract and not later (which final settlement of contract was published by the Director of Finance, City and County of Honolulu on March 2, 1976) to file a complaint to intervene in the aforementioned action.

DAVID A. EZRA (1232-) Attorney for Grace Brothers, Ltd. Of Counsel: ANTHONY. HODDICK, REINWALD O'CONNOR 9th Floor, 333 Queen St. Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Telephone: 537-1941 May 13, 20, 27, 1976) (SB-3293) IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR STATE OF HAWAII la tbe Matter of the Petition of ELENA ROSARIA FIESTA For Change of Name DECREE Upon consideration of the petition of ELENA ROSARIA FIESTA, and there appearing to me to be good reasons for granting the same, NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority in me by law vested and thereunto enabling, NELSON K.

DOI, Lieutenant Governor of the State of Hawaii, do hereby order and decree that the name of ELENA ROSARIA FIESTA is hereby changed to LAURA HILLS FIESTA, and a copy of this decree be published once in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation in the State of Hawaii, published at Honolulu, Hawaii. Dated: Honolulu, Hawaii, this 14th day of May, 1976. NELSON K. DOI Lieutenant Governor of the State of Hawaii 1976) -3325) IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR STATE OF HAWAII la tbe Matter of the Petl-' Hon of DOROTHY AR-LENE LATIMER For Change of Name DECREE Upon consideration of the petition of DOROTHY ARLENE LATIMER and there appearing to me to be good reasons waii, this 13th day of May, 1976. 'Pancho Maui Street Figure, Dies Mililani Memorial Park Mortuary TUBAT.

MAXIMINO Agt 85. Of 2027 Dillingham B'vrj Honolulu, passed away May 18. 1976. at Satnt Francis Hospital He was born December 9. 1890.

the Philip, pint Islands. Thert no known Survivors. Ha was cremated May 24. 1976- NELSON K. DOI Lieutenant Governor of the State of Hawaii May 27, 1976) Vital MilHani Memorial Park Mortuary GALADIS.

PEDRO Age 72. of 1048 Kopke St. Honolulu, passed sway May 20. 1976. at th Haie Nani Hospital He was born March 27.

1904. in the Philippine Islands. There are no known survivors. Ht was cremated May 25. 1976 MANILA (AP)-The Philippines today demanded a further reduction in the term of the agreement allowing Americans to use military bases here.

The government also complained that its defense assistance agreements with the United States do not give the Philippines enough help to combat internal subversion. In a speech at the 18th anniversary meeting of the Mutual Defense Board, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs Jose O. Ingles foreshadowed Philippine demands- in talks scheduled here for mid-June on the American use of the bLS6S U.S. Ambassador William H. Sullivan, however, contended continued deployment in Southeast Asia of "substantial and well-armed U.S.

Air and Naval forces" has dispelled uncertainty, following the collapse of U.S.-backed regimes in Indochina last year, about American determination to "defend its interests and to stand by its commitments in this part of the world." Both sides agreed the talks would produce a new agreement covering the bases. Under the old one signed in 1947, the United States leased the bases for 99 years. In 1967, the term was reduced to 25 years. Vital Statistics Carolina Cortex Jacob. Adrlano TacaianTaal, Edward Reviiia Gav con, Almarlo Mortero Guzman, Ro land Erraio Perez, komiio agio Tole do, Ralph Robtiios.

Korea Una Am cno. Cheryl Chu Tarnura, Sua Wo) Kim, Ambroslus Un Jung, Chi Sang Meredith, Yong A Waianae School to Honor Principal Reuter, Un Chu Johnson, cnun Ok Pickens, Yong Suk Vega, Master Yoon. Thomas Kvu Choi. Brian Ann, Steve Tommy Oh, Kwang Chon, Young Bum Hyon, Hvon Su Oh, Sung Kit Kim, Sun Cha Beavers, Joyce Yi The Waianae Elementary School staff, faculty and PTA are planning a testimonial dinner for the former LAHAINA, Maui Abel W. Makekau, 80, of Lahaina died May 12.

Services were held at Bulgo's Mortuary. Burial was at the Lahaina County Cemetery. Mr. Makekau was known to residents and hundreds of thousands of visitors as "Pancho," Maui's best known street character. He wandered Front Street daily, dressed in the same clothes he had worn for years, his hat reinforced with newspapers and held together with pins and Aloha Week plastic leis of many years gone by.

He was one of the most photographed persons on Maui, never hesitating to ask a dollar from each person who approached him with a camera. Among the many colorful pins on his coat and hat were some with slogans like "Take a trip with Jesus." He was often referred to as Maui's "original hippie." Among the many pins, however, there was a crucifix. In a 1969 interview with the Star-Bulletin, he explained it this way: "I'm Catholic," he said, almost as if to reassure himself that when he is gone, those who remain will see that he had the proper services. "And I am a veteran," he added, possibly for the same reason. Mr.

Makekau is survived by a sister, Mary Malia Lum. principal, Robert K. Moore. NfWCITIZENS The following adult and flvt ctrikjren were granted U.S. citizen, ship hra recently In natural liatton ceremonies in U.S.

District Court JudgeC. Nils Tavares presiding: The children are: Philippines Anna LlEa Roxat Crui. Lellanl Evangelist, MerltesArleen Jsraiba. Korea-Lee Haosook Mladleton, LonaChong Johns. The adults are: Pnueaalnes Bonifacio Ungostall-orlne, Josephine Bocaibos Callbuso, Lucy Goniales Estlmo.

Conieio Eiambre Galllguez. Evelyn Julian Paslon, Qulnn Pastor Domingo, Margaret Madariaga Layaoen, Tessle Cecal Samson, Manuel Bailee, teros Ortsl, Aurore Espirltu David, Hioeilto Costeles Ceria. Deosracia Coloma Perei, Luzvlmlndo Manio Llanete. Larry Oasav. Franclsce Coloma Galxel, Fructosa Ventura Coroul.

Gertrude Somera Slstoia, Zenv Ramil Paiion. Elislo Agcaoltl Meltero, Letlcla Tesoro Gaolng, Estrellta Caoatl Bacanl, Florentine Ordanza Tucev. Bennle Bulusen, Cecilia Castillo ML aoel, Julian uieo Ulep, Bsclllto Miguel, Tedv Bernardo Agbavanl, Eliza bath Langult Bsutlsta, Prudencla Canradilla. Daniel Callmoong, Bewly Cestlllo Edrosolen, Benlamln Salvador Ugale, Samuel Ancheta Ta mavo, Marcellna Lagmey Tamayo. Nativldad Madariaga.

Juan Asuncion Tengonan, Koraa-Yong Hwa Walter, Elizabeth Chunhwa Kana. Adrlenne Chung-Eun Sun, In Chong Chong, Choong Yul Kim, Don Haeng Smith, Hve Cha Maklnano. Rose Chong Johns, Daisy Tokye Sun. Japan Nancy Ushl Teruva. Wast Indies-Gertrude Harriet! Harrackslt-gh.

Hong Kong Ramona 01 Chun Tang, Casey Yen Keung Ng, Petrkk. Kar-Mlng Msu. Angela Slu Chun Meu. EdwerdKaChlMau. Republic of China Linda Mel-Mwa Yamashifa.

Vietnam vlnh Thl Evans, Luong Ngoc Nussbaum, Hone) Cue Thl Bala-win. China David Man Fook Chan. India Antonio Ollvlo Rodrigues. Thallana-Ooassi White. Germany Maria Angela Mlcha.

Us. Britain Lester Ylu Pong Leung. Jamaica Eglon Alphonso Euell. The following S4 adults and seven children were granted U.S. citizen, thlp here recently In naturalization ceremonies In U.S.

District Court, Judge C. NIlsTevarts presiding: The children are: Moore was principal of Waianae Elementary for 18 years before his retirement on April 6. He had worked in the Hawaii public school system for 36 years. The testimonial dinner is sched uled for June 11 at the Ilikai Hotel's Pacific Ballroom. Reservations and other informa tion may be obtained by calling the school.

ure. Ok won mui ugan. China Yat Hlng Lee, Pel Ylng Lea Loul, Dick See Poon Lea, Chit Fu Law, Helen Suk Hlng Law. Hong Kong Vicky Sie Wing Law. Viet Nam Lisa Harm Sorlngsted.

Mai Do Romanic, Hoa Thl Araulo, Lien Thl Minders, My Thl Abbott. Japan Hlroko Ford. Masuo Mort American Samoa Enellko Keleti. Netherlands Antonla Hoiaen. evador Lots Alfonso Arboteda.

Thailand Sutlma Smonmltr Haroda. Panama Earn. Enrique Berrlo. Switzerland Christina Sigrlst. The fofiowlrtg 47 adults and II chit-dren were granted S.

citizenship here recently In naturalization ceremonies in S. District Court. Judge C. Nils Tavares presiding; The children are: China Maureen Mel Lin Leong, Allen Tak Fong Leong, Steven Lifc Man Louie, Rachel Su Han Louie. Philippines Norman Vergara Oca Vega.

Marlbeth ibera Agbavani Eddie Ibera Agbavanl, Daniio iberg Agbavanl. Korea Me Lee Eiltabeth Davis Margaret Ann Kawamoto. jaoan Catherine Jane 5mlth. Stateless Jaime Klmohoshi treiia. Jaime AveilnoMagiaiang Bet-era.

Britain Mandv Kwong. Neuman Kwong, Chi Man Kwong, Lorraine CiaireStark. Taiwan Marcus Wayne Jurado. The adults are; China Peter Po Sang Wong, Jem niter Vee Ha Louie, Theresa Wang Co, Kam Tal Lee Lau, Chang Yul Chow Wong. Oavid Kok Sun Yip.

None Kant Howard Vau-HoCo. Korea James Lee Hogoan, John Heung Jun Kim, Ju Hwan Moon, Gt Chui Llm, Yong Cha, Francis Chong, Sonya Scott, Jung Hwa Choi, Yong Oh, Chun Cha Takenaka. Andre Chang Bok Kim. Japan Ote Tamanaha, Sadaa Uede. Missing Man Reward Fire Destroys Home in Ewa A 79-year-old retired sugar plantation worker ran from his old Ewa home early today and watched it burn to the ground, despite efforts by fire fighters.

Carlos Jaquias was not injured in the midnight blaze that destroyed the uninsured Oahu Sugar Co. house and two large mokeypod trees nearby, Fire Capt. Antone Pai said. Cause of the fire was determined to be an electrical short circuit in a bedroom. Fire fighters returned just before 7:30 a.m.

today to the home at 1436 Kumukahi Place to put out a fire from a smoldering tree stump. Damage was estimated at $5,000 to the building and $2,000 to the The family of a missing 22-year-old Haleiwa man is offering a $500 reward for information about him. Missing was Robert R. McDonald of 59-715 Kanalani Place, who left home Thursday for a meeting in Kahuku. His father, retired Col.

Robert T. McDonald, said the family has reason to believe their son may have met with foul play. McDonald was driving a 1970 ma Philippines Coraton Ramlree Mine, Gerry Ramlrel Mine, Elvis Tranllla Diet, Robert Trenilla Diet, Hendrlck Trenlne OKI. Lao Sermlen- Deaths BELL, Melvin 60, 6 Kilani Avenue, Wahiawa. Mililani Mortuary.

KUSHIMI, Mildred 64, 1053 Ehoe-ho Avenue, Wahiawa. Mililani Mortuary. AGUADA, Telesfora, 89, 1723 Ahuula St. Ordenstein's Mortuary. Obituaries will be published at a later date.

to, Noel Sermlento. The adults are: Phtitpplisss Kim Phung Peuoe crlsanto Aooeolll Beniaga, victor a Valera Pascua, Mauro Maniano Manzano, Zaldv Salvador Llanto, Evelyn Reoarlo Martin, Robert roon Toyota pickup, license number PlraoaGongora. 534-194. 1.