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D-6 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Friday, July 19, 1974 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Vital Statistics CARD OF THANKS NOTICE OF PUBLIC The Family of the Late Mrs. Haruko Inaba desires to thank its many friends, relatives and various organizations for the kindnesses shown, beautiful floral offerings and monetary gifts received during its recent BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Hiram N. Barboza.

Aiea. daughter. June 27. Mr. and Mrs.

George K. Cho. Kailua. son. June 26.

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Ellwin. Kaaa-a.

daughter June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Epstein.

Waipahu, daughter. June 18 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Gall.

Honolulu, daughter, June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Jaime P. Gaoing.

Waipahu. daughter. June 25. Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn A. Jicha. Wahiawa. daughter, June 26. Mr.

and Mrs. David K. Kimura. Honolulu, daughter. June 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Moore. Honolulu, son, June 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nam. Honolulu, son, June 29. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel B. Or so. Honolulu, daughter, June 19. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Pada. Honolulu, son, June 27. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert 1. Ridosti, Honolulu, son, June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H.

Sakai. Kane-ohe, daughter, June 26. Mr. and Mrs. William L.

Silva. Nanaku-li. son. June 28. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert D. Terukina. Hale-iwa. daughter.

June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Her son R. Usam.

Honolulu, son, June 18. Mr. and Mrs. Eliseo A. Aguada.

Waipahu. daughter, July 11. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R.

W. N. Ahuna. Waianae, daughter. July 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Alapai. Waianae.

son. July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Michael D.

Alexander, Honolulu, son. July 9. Mr. and Mrs. vivencio P.

Ancheta. Honolulu, son. July 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard L. Aoeles. Hono show cause, if any you have, why the prayer of said Petition for Approval of 1973 Accounts and For Instructions should not be granted. If you fail to answer or to appear at said Court at the time and place aforesaid, your default will be recorded and you will be forever barred from contesting said Petition for Approval of 1973 Accounts and For Instructions or any decree entered thereon. DATED: Honolulu, Hawaii; June 25, 1974.

Y. BABA Clerk of the above entitled Court Seal ASHFORD WRISTON P. O. Box 131 Honolulu, Hawaii 96810 Attorneys for Trustees (S.B.: June 28; July 5, 12,19,1974) Wwiui i. wntitf Gerry Madden and William Woods, panel moderator.

The Family of the Late Loretta Elizabeth Murakami 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. Prisoners IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST CIRCUIT STATE OF HAWAII IN EQUITY Equity No. 2388 AT CHAMBERS In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES CAMPBELL, Deceased. NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF ACTION AND SUMMONS STATE OF HAWAII TO: EDWARD KAWA-NANAKOA, E. KAPIOLANI K.

MARIGNOLI, ESMERALDA MARIGNOLI, ELELULE MARIGNOLI, DUCCIO MARIGNOLI, MURIEL M. FLANDERS, JUDITH HAZEL STAUB, GAIL SHELDON STAUB, JONATHAN EDWARDS STAUB, DAVID SCOTT STAUB, MURIEL BLAIR KAHOWAI STAUB, WYATT MACFARLANE, ALICE KUAIHELANI ROBINSON, RAYMOND JOSEPH ROBINSON, JASON RICHARD ROBINSON, KELLY KUAIHELANI ROBINSON, BEATRICE CAMPBELL WRIGLEY, BEATRICE BECK-LEY KELLER, PAMALA KELLER, BEATRICE C. MARTY, RA-CHELLE RENE PETERSON, FRANCES MARILYN MARTY, CAROL KATHLEEN MARTY, GEORGINA JANE ALLRED, BECKY LYNN ALLRED, ROGER WADE ALLRED, KARIE SHEA ALLRED, THELMA ABIGAIL HART, RONALD LINEER HOO-LULU OLSON, TERRY LYNN OLSON, SUNDI LEE OLSON, HOLLI LEA OLSON, JAMES KIMO CAMPBELL, SUZANNE MACFARLANE AVINA, JOHN DOE, and to every other person who claims to or may The Family of the Late Alvin Hiroshi Sagawa 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. Discussed FUNERAL NOTICE HEARING BY THE U.S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ON PROPOSED DESIGNATION OF AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE AREAS FOR THE STATE OF HA WAII On August 14, 1971 (36 FR 15486), the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency promulgated as 42 CFR part 420 regulations for the preparation, adoption, and submittal of State implementation plans under section 110 of the Clean Air Act, as amended. These regulations were republished November 25, 1971 (36 FR 22369), as 40 CFR part 51.

On April 18, 1973 (38 FR 9599), the Administrator proposed amendments to those regulations designed primarily to expand the scope of review prior to construction or modification of buildings, facilities, and installations so as to require consideration of the air quality impact not only of pollutants emitted directly from stationary sources (consideration of which was already required by 40 CFR pt. 51) but also of pollution arising from mobile source activity associated with such buildings, facilities, and installations. The proposed amendments were, and still are, considered a necessary addition to the Federa-State system for implementing, and more particularly, for maintaining, the national ambient air quality standards. On June 18, 1974 (38 FR 15834), the Administrator promulgated as amendments to 42 CFR pt. 51 regulations for the preparation, adoption and submittal of procedures for the designation of Air Quality Maintenance Areas (AQMA).

The State of Hawaii did not submit to EPA either a designation of AQMA's or a justification for not so desgnating; Therefore, the requirements of 40 CFR 51.12(e) are not met. On July 10, 1974 (39 FR 25330) the Admin istrator published a ind-ing to this effect, and proposed a regulation to identify pursuant to 40 CFR 51.12(e) and (f) an AQMA in the State of Hawaii. The Environ mental Protection Agen cy, Region IX will hold a public hearing on the proposed regulation on August 20, 1974, at 1:3 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at the following address: Ala Moana Hotel 410 Atkinson Drive, Hono lulu, Hawaii.

The hear ing may be continued from time to time, or to a different place, after its commencement to accommodate the needs of witnesses or the EPA. All interested parties are invited to express their views at this hear ing. Persons wishing to make comments may submit same in writing andor appear at the hearing. Written comments should be submit ted, in triplicate, to: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Attn: Hearings Office, HE 101, Region IX, 100 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94111.

Oral statements will be recieved and considered, but, for accuracy of the record, all important testimony should be submitted in writing. Oral statements should summarize extensive written materials so that there will be time for all interested persons to be heard. Enough copies of written materials should be produced so that other interested persons may receive a copy and there will be a necessity for written material to be read at length. The proposed designations which will be the subject of this hearing together with a technical document can be inspected at the EPA Region IX Office, and at the following address: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 1000 Bishop Street, Suite 601, Honolulu, HI 96813.

Please bring this notice to the attention of all persons who you know would be interested in this matter. (S.B. July 19, 1974) 1942) ell on old CLASSIFIED limnT ADS By Leslie Wilcox Star-Bulletin Writer Although conjugal visits are prohibited, Hawaii State Prison inmates have opportunities to engage in sexual intercourse with their wives or girlfriends, a State psychologist said last night. Robert Sone, consulting psychologist to the Hawaii criminal justice system, said such sex does occur during "field days" when spouses, girlfriends and family members are allowed to visit with the prisoners. "I think guards are aware of the needs of inmates and feel sympathy toward them, and they look the other way," Sone said.

But he said the activity is done covertly and is "not sponsored by the State administration." SONE WAS ONE OF three panelists discussing "Sexuality and the Prison" at the McCully-Moiliili Library before an audience of about 30 persons. Other panelists were Gerri Madden, vice chairman of the Hawaii League for Decency, and Imo-gene Cole, who spent 25 days in Halawa Jail for possession of marijuana and who demonstrated at the State Capitol in favor of legalized prostitution. The panel discussion was the first of 12 programs on "Sexuality at Work" being sponsored by Love and Peace Together, a nonprofit group which deals with sexual identity problems. Miss Cole said some women have sexual relations in the visiting room at the State Prison. She offered to introduce a reporter to a friend who is pregnant after visiting with her inmate husband there.

"After all, if you saw an inmate having sex with a woman, and if you knew he was going to be in jail for the next 30 years and he was sex-starved, what would you do?" she asked. "Wouldn't you let them have a little privacy, too?" SONE ALSO SAID he favored allowing conjugal visits in the prison. "I think we have to remember that one is sent to prison as punishment, not for punishment," he said. Sexual expression is a basic physiological need, he said, and the State doesn't have a right to "take away all someone's liberties" after he is convicted of a crime. But he said that he doesn't think conjugal visits will be permitted in State correctional facilities for a while.

"I'm afraid that we're not that civilized yet; I'm afraid we're not that enlightened; I'm afraid we're just not that progressive," Sone said. VOICING STRONG SUPPORT for the existing prohibition of such visits was Miss Madden. "What about the men who have no wives?" she Vital Statistics DEATHS Domingo Ortecia Caguioa. Mililani Town, 92, July 15. David Cambra Wahiawa.

58. July 16. Louise Neteilehua Cockett. Pearl City, 78. July 15.

Alberto Cristobal, Perl City. 47. July 16. Harry Henry Howard, laie, 55, Jut 13. Haruko Inaba, Honolulu, 41, July 13.

Catalino Omingo. Honolulu, 68. July 7. Paul Lewis Osborn. Laie, 19, July 14.

Gabriel Pagador. Kahuku. 66, Jury 12. Otha Lea Wolfe, Honolulu. 1 month, July 14.

Helen Leleiohoku Kuhaupio Fer- nandes. Honolulu, 73, July 9. Harry Minoru Kaneshiro. San Francisco. 43.

July 10. Naohiko John Tomita. Honolulu. July 9 Makaru Oyafuso. Honolulu.

87. July Harold Haruo Suehiro. Honolulu. 50. July 11.

Kazuki Toyama. Honolulu. 74. July 12 James Zarriello Honolulu. 41.

July 8- Felix Batinga. Honolulu. 65. July 2. Lena Mary Calvert, Honolulu.

84. July 14 Matsutaro Kadoyama. Wahiawa. 92. July 14.

Michael Matsuto Kaminishi. Wahiawa. 23, July 14 Jeremiah Kanakanui Honolulu. 66. July 13 Andrew Kawai lum.

Pearl City. 1. July Senichi Munetake, Wahiawa. 90. July 14 Loretta Elizabeth Murakami.

Honolulu," 62. July 1Z Margaret Misuko Ohta. Honolulu, 65. July 13. Chotoku Oshiro.

Honolulu. 73. July 14. Pedro Poras, Kailua. 81, July 12.

Alvin Hiroshi Sagawa. Honolulu, 23, July 11. Mary Incarnation Santos. Honolulu. 75, July 13.

William Josie Siva. Kaneohe. 72. July 13. Sami Tanisue.

Wahiawa. 75. July 14 Clarence Roy Teixeira. Sunset Beach. 27, July 11.

Peter Wallace Honolulu. 83, July 13 William Gomes Arruda. Honolulu. 74, JulyS. Melecio Artuvo, Holualoa, Kona.

Hawaii, 65. July 9. Kon Look Fo, Honolulu, 82, July 14. Matilda Louise Johnson, Honolulu, 88, July 13. Florence May Keating, Haleiwa, 58, July 11.

Alice Lo Chee Kwock. Honolulu. 79. July 13. Ernest Martin Lederer Kaneohe, 44, July 10.

KiyoMaki, Kailua, 73, July 13. Allan Bert Martin. Honolulu. 48, July. Consolacion Ganal Masolit.

Honolulu. 33. July 11. Tsuneyo Oyama, Honolulu. 80.

July 14. Shannon Kathleen Reese. Honolulu. 2. July 12.

Martin Rodrigues. Honolulu. 45. July 13. Anthony Sanchez Kaneohe, 21, July 13.

Beatrice Santos Saucedo. Honolulu. 61, July 10. Blanche Reierson Shaw. Honolulu.

77, July 13. Shotaro Tokita, Waipahu. (7, July 12. MitsuoTokunaga, Pearl City. 71, July 13.

Timothy Sachito Uekl. Honolulu, Julys. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin A.

Gumapac. Honolulu, daughter, June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn E.

Rica Scho field Barracks, son. July 6. Mr. and Mrs. David J.

Richard. Hono lulu, son July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Steven C.

Rivera Sr Aiea. son. July 9. Mr. and Mrs.

David C. Rodgers. Kane- one son. juiy Mr. and Mrs.

David I. Rodriguez, Barbers Point, dauehter. Julv 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Brian R. Rubio, Pearl Lily. son. July 9. Mr.

and Mrs. Alston J. Rzonca. Wai anaae. son.

July 11. Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Self III, Hono lulu, son.

July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silva, Honolulu, daughter, luly 6. Mr.

and Mrs. Christopher J. Stape. Honolulu, son, July 8. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas L. Stephens, Ewa Beach, son, July 2. Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn V. Suetsugu. Honolulu, son, July 12. Mr. and Mrs.

Ryan K. Sytva. Waimanalo, son. July 3. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard F. Sytva, Hono lulu, oaugmer, jury s. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin W. H. Tam Sing. Kailua. son.

July 12. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Tibbies, Honolulu, daughter.

Jury 8. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Titus, Honolulu oaugmer, jury a. Mr.

and Mrs. Ricarte B. Valenzueta, Honolulu, son. Jury 2. Mr.

and Mrs. NemecioV. Visitacion, Honolulu, daughter, July 12. Mr. and Stephen A.

Werbel. Honolulu, daughter. July 10. Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Weston. Hono lulu, son. jury 10. Mrs.

and Mrs. Mark E. Williams. Wahi awa. oaugmer, July 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Lonme W. Wilson. Nana kuli.

daughter. July 12. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E.

C. Wong, Kailua. son. July 6. Mr.

and Mrs. Marciano P. Zambrano. Honolulu, daughter. July 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Payton, Kahu ku. son.

July i. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pratt, Honolulu, son.

July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Mel in Quartere, Honolulu, son, July 11. Mr.

and Mrs. Gary 0. Qumabo. Hono lulu, son, juiy B. Mr.

and Mrs. Jason B. Reynolds. Ewa, son, July 5. Mr.

and Mrs. John K. Buettner, Kailua, daughter. June 30. Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall K. Bush. Waimanalo. daughter, June 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Notley, Kaneohe. daughter.

June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. F.

Young, Kailua. daughter. June 29. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael J. Akagi. laie, son. July 9. Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas E- Eckert Waimanalo. daughter. July 7. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy O. Entendencia. Kaneohe. son, July 7.

Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gorman. Kaneohe, son, July 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Hirao. Honolulu, son, July 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert lona, Waimanalo. daughter, July 10. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond P. Kaanga. Hauula. son.

July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Kalaaukahi, Kaaawa.

son, July 6. Mr. and Mrs. Buster K. Kaneohe.

son. July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Jack J.

Kiakona, Kailua, daughter. July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Neal V.

K. Lum. Kaneohe, son. July 1. Mr.

and Mrs. Fidel B. Matunding, Kailua. daughter, July 10. Mr.

and Mrs. Craig J. Nishida, Kaneohe. son, July 10. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence f. Pacheco Kaneohe, son, July 6. Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Pacyau. Kaneohe. daughter. July 11. Mr.

and Mrs. Wade L. Puu. Waimanalo. son, July 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos E. A. Ruiz.

Kaneohe, son. July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M.

K. Wong. Kailua, son, Jury 8. Mr. and Mrs.

Reginald Apana, Hen-. lulu, daughter. July 5. Mr. ana Mrs.

cnariey H. Boiug. Hone lulu, son. July 8. Mr.

and Mrs. Eston E. Had Kahuku. daughter. July 4.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marks. Honolulu, daughter, July 8. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael E- McCrath. Honolulu, son, June 22. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence K. Miyazono, Honolulu, daughter, July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Steven D.

Padello, Honolulu, dauehter Julv 3. Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Rivera, Honolulu, dauehter.

June 5. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosaga. Hono lulu, son.

July i. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry K. Takata, Hono- lulu, son, July Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Toledo. Honolulu, dauehter. Julv 2. Mr.

and Mrs. Nomani TuttauuU, Matte- la. son. Julv 3. A Mi.

ing mil wiisub wiuii otiwv. dauehter. Julv 3. Mr. and Mrs.

Wtttia VfaJtaeo, Lxe. daughter, July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Joey Wlaea, HonoUilu, daughter, July 7 lulu, son.

July 5. Mr. ana Mrs blarney i. nraxawa. miii-lani Town, daughter.

July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Isabelo C. Ayson, Honolulu, son, July 11.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Baraglia. Honolulu, daughter.

July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Barroga, Honolulu, daughter, July 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Reynaldo G. Bautista, Honolulu, daughter. July 6.

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bennett. Honolulu, son, July 5.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Berklund, Kailua. daughter, July 6.

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bird. Waianae, daughter.

July 11. Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Blotkamp, Wahiawa, daughter July 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Bohannon, Honolulu, son. July 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Irineo S. Butac, Waipahu. daughter.

July 13 Mr. and Mrs. Rufino 8. Cabanting, Honolulu, son, July 11. Mr.

and Mrs. RonaldS. Cabbab. Ewa Beach, daughter. July 6.

Mr. and Mrs. James Caravalho. Pearl City, son. July 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Carson IV. Kailua.

daughter, July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Randell S. Chandler, Mi-lilani, son.

July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Terry S. Chirm, Kaneohe, daughter, July 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P. Clark Honolulu, dauehter. July 5.

MARRIAGES Wiremu Peeni, New Zealand and Amanda A. BowKett. Laie. July 1 1. Billy Lee Scott.

Aberdeen. Idaho, and Danielle de Sellem, Kona. July 13. Terry B. Tuter, Schofield Barracks, and Mary Hughes.

Wahiawa. Jury 13. Dominador Daniel. Kaneohe, and Julia E. Smith Honolulu.

July 12. John Park. APO. San Francisco, Calif. 9622S and Yvonne M.

Maestre. Waipahu, July 12. Robert J. Biondine Kaneohe, and ReahneM. Abaro.

Honolulu. July 6. William E. Arnold, Honolulu, and Roberta F. Miller, Honolulu.

July 13. Petesio Palenapa, Honolulu, and Maria Sofa'i. Honolulu, July 12. Thomas E. Crowe, Lakewood.

and Sun Nae Choe, Kyeongke, Korea. July 12. Jeremiah Maluo, Aiea. and Audrey R. Oshimo, Aiea.

July 13. Leonard J. Pestana, Kaneohe. and Francine L. K.

Escalona, Kaneohe, July 13 Dennis W. Dolim. Honolulu, and Andrea L. Chong. Honolulu.

July 4. Jacob L. Manim. Honolulu, and Berna-detteL. H.

Miha. Honolulu. July 13. Edward M. Durban.

Ewa Beach, and June C. Morales. Ewa Beach, July 6. Leonard Ani, Honolulu, and Theresa N. Galeon, Honolulu.

July 13. David M. Okuma. Honolulu, and Ann M. Warashma, Honolulu, July 7.

Landolf Keil. San Jose, and Carol A. Akins. OuBois. July 12.

Herman J. Nobriga. Honolulu, and Nancy E. Neilsen. Honolulu, July 11.

Jerry M. Carson, Honolulu, and Deborah A. H. K. L.

Lum, Honolulu. July 13. Alexander H. Anderson, Pebble and Patricia M. Kennedy, Pebble Beach.

July 11. Terrance R. Kellogg. Port Huron. and Leon a B.

Moyher, Port Huron, July 10. Richard P. Russell, Honolulu, and Eliza D. Quinto. Waianae, July 12.

Francis J. Walsh Waimanalo. and Naomi Joy Hirayasu. Waimanalo, July 12. Lawrence A.

Soares. Makakilo. and Paula L. Paaoao. Honolulu, July 12.

Leonard S. Mukai, Hilo. and Cecilia P. Wong, Honolulu. July 14.

John T. Berrett. Sunset Beach, and Carolyn Kay Karl. Sunset Beach. July 12.

Ruperto V. Agcaoili III. Honolulu and Carmelita R. Torres, Mililam, July 12. George K.

Willis, Kailua. and Christa diebel. Kailua. July 13. Milton M.

Chung. Honolulu, and EmilvH. Wise. Honolulu. July 14.

Terry W. Tandy. Honolulu, and Yoshiko A. Kimura. Osaka.

Japan. July 13. Wayne Y. Nishie. Honolulu, and Ka-thryn Asato, Honolulu.

July 13. victor H. Yamamoto. Honolu.u and Elaine H. Abe.

Honolulu. July 13. Artemio R. Cadelma. Waipahu, and Helen J.

Acoba. Honolulu, July 13. Roger K. Thrush, Honolulu, and Becy Arnold. Honolulu.

July 13 Edward Merritt Waianae. and Molly K. Kauhola. Honolulu. July 15.

Richard A. Nalavany, Clark, N.J., and Marian Klett, Clark. July 16 Jesus I. Castillo. Honolulu, and Marian 0.

Venegas. Honolulu, July 15. Elvin Durrette. Metamora. and la-Vonne J.

Kenyon, Peoria Heights, July Arnold F. Vessev. Portland, Maine, and Juliana S. Braze, Inverness, Fla July 15. Campbell H.

Greenup Honolulu, and Elaine Y. M. Shao, Honolulu, July 16. Charles tee Stidham. FPO.

San Francisco. Calif and Belinda A. Wyatt, Honolulu. July 16. John Quinores Honolulu, and Lorraine Contrades, Honolulu.

July 13. Wilbert E. Anthony Aiea, and Rebecca K. Young. Aiea.

July 15. Pablito J. Tabugadir. Kaneohe. and Elizabeth N.

Julio. Waipahu. July 14. Santos L. Ancheta.

Honolulu, and lu K. Antonio, Waipahu, Jully 17. John E. Clymer. FPO.

San Francisco 96610. and Catherine J. Mul-lan. Pearl City, June 29. Michael N.

Burroughs, Honolulu, and Susan M. Say. Honolulu. June 30. Samuel B.

M. Santiago Aiea, and Frances M. Silva Barros, Kahuku, July 11 Milton K. Fukumoto. Kaneohe, and Lori Ann Chow.

Kaneohe, July 12. Moses K. Akana. Honolulu, and Roberta K. Wong.

Kailua. July 13. Clyde HT Futimoto. Pearl City, and Dar-lene N. Duarte.

Waipahu, July 13. Herbert R. Conser. Kaneohe, and Nettie A. Thompson, Alberta, Canada, July 13.

Thomas lani, Waianae, and Mary E. Perreira. Waianae. July 13. Joseph Buccini.

Honolulu, and Rebecca M. Merkel. Honolulu. July 13. Craig L.

Hardison. APO, San Francisco. Calif and Susan Keller, Ewa Beach. July 12. Salvador Paragas, Pearl City, and Jody K.

Peters. Pearl City. July 13. Jimmy Drury, Honolulu, and Oebra D. Henry.

Honolulu, July 13. Stephen Y. Okano, Honolulu, and CharleneT. Kawano, Honolulu July 14. Stephen D.

Huntsman. FPO. San Francisco. Calif and Christine Gay Rausch. Pearl City, July 13.

Senaco Ramos. Honolulu, and Maria C. R. DeGuzman. Honolulu.

July 12. Steven H. Miyasato. Pearl City, and Linda Nakamoto. Pearl City, July 13.

Ruben V. Runez. FPO. San Francisco. ffthl anri Mallirlaw Mnnn! 1 1 1 1 1 July Emilio A.

Piacencia. Honolulu, ana April H. Palau. Honolulu. July 16.

Carl A. Johnson, Hilo, and Viola Ronnkvist, Victoria. B.C., Canada, July George Odani. Honolulu, and Lei K. Matsuura.

Honolulu. July 15. Ricky G. DeHate, APO, San Francisco. Calif, and Sherry Ann Silva.

Honolulu. July 15. Robert D. Kayes, New York, and Cheryl Ann MacMinn, New York, N.Y., July 15. George E.

Hawley. San Diego, and Ann Hood, San Diego, July James J. Allison FPO. San Francisco. and Ramona P.

Fontes, Waianae lulv 15. Francis N. Kauhane Waimanalo and Gail Griffin, Waimanalo, July to. Masaichi Zayasu, Honolulu, arid Ma-sayo Yamagishi, Takyo, July 10. Clayten Davis.

FPO. San Francisco, Calif and Marva A. Munga. Norfolk. Va.

Jury 10. William W. Wong. Honolulu, and Myrna L. U.

Mew. Honolulu. July 6. Randall H. C.

Pang, Honolulu, and Teresa A. Rodrigues, Aiea. July 6. Jay C. Duquette.

Honolulu, and Kath-erine W. Hughes, Honolulu. June 29- Toshiyuki Hiranaka. Honolulu, and Audrey K. Tanaka.

Honolulu. July 8. Rodney K. Hayashida, Honolulu, and VernieN. Yoshimoto.

Honolulu, July 7. Willie Jay Hawkins, Honolulu, and Wesleyann Lewis, Honolulu. Jury 10. Chester T. Szymanski, Pittsburgh.

and Virginia S. Dobson, Pittsburgh, July 10. Dionicio Labatad Honolulu, and Julie L. Labatad, Pearl City. July 10.

Dale A. Petersen, Honolulu, and Sharon R. Walker, Honolulu. July 11. Albert Lewis.

San Antonio, Texas, and Jesusita G. Rodriguez, San Antonio. Texas, July 10. 11 lu. liAnAliiln mnlt RtfntUl T.

horimoto, Kaneohe, July 14. Claudney C. C. lona. Honolulu, ana Antoinette E.

Nims, Honolulu, July 14. Robert G. Seno, Honolulu, and Lynda 0. Richter, Honolulu. July 13.

Danito A Zabat. Honolulu and Virginia A. DeLeon, Honolulu, July 15- NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF EMDEKO DEVELOPMENT OF HAWAII, INC. 1260 Vine Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 This corporation intends to apply, within 60 days from the first publication of this Notice, to the Department of Regu latory Agencies of the State of Hawaii for a certificate of withdrawal under Sec. 418-14 of Ha waii 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 aforemention ed date.

Dated this 19 day of June, 1974. At Salt Lake City, Utah. EMDEKO DEVELOPMENT OF HAWAII, INC. By Frank A. Nelson, President By Marian T.

Bigler, Secretary July 19, 26; Aug. 2, 9, 1974) FAMILY COURT, THIRD CIRCUIT STATE OF HAWAII D. No. 6947 NOTICE ALICE T. FONOTI Plaintiff, vs.

KA-HANANUI FONOTI Defendant. THE STATE OF HAWAII to Kahananui Fonoti, Defendant. GREETING: You are hereby notified that a Complaint for Divorce has been filed in this Court against you and is set for hearing in the courtroom of the Judge presiding in the above entitled proceedings in the State Building, Hilo, Hawaii, on August 23, 1974, at 8:30 A.M. of said day. In the event you fail to appear, further action may be taken in this cause, including judgment for the relief demanded in the Complaint, without further notice to you.

DATED: Hilo, Hawaii, July 15, 1974. BY THE COURT Y. KITAMURA Clerk Sumio Nakashima 851 Attorney for Plaintiff July 19, 26; Aug. 2, 1974) 1943) NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF ROBERT J. HILL-ER CORPORATION 9109 Miner Street, Los Angeles, California 90002 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 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 31st day of May, 1974. At Los Angeles, California. ROBERT J. HILLER CORPORATION By R.

J. Hiller, President By W. E. Bradford, Secretary July 12, Aug. 2, 1974) (S.B.-1926) DIPL CLAIFIED UUflflT RDS 536-0061 FUNERAL NOTICE MMWMMWWMMWMWIMM Mililani Memorial Park Mortuary CAGUIOA.

DOMINGO ORTECIA Age 92. of 94-313 Ulukoa Mililani Town, passed away July 15. 1974, Wahiawa General Hospital. Bom Aug. 12, 1881.

San Carlos. P.I. Survived by 3 daughters. Mrs. Usebto (Mary) Naval-ta.

Mrs. Williams (Florence) Lindsey) Duran. Mrs. Don (Gloria) Tageledorf; 23 grandchildren: 46 great-grandchildren: 1 great great-grandchild. FRIENDS MAY CALL FROM 8 30-9 30 A.M.

SATURDAY. JULY 20. 1974 AT MILILANI CHAPEL, FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HEL0 10 A SAT. AT OUR LADY OF SORROWS CHURCH IN WAHIAWA. INTERMENT TO FOLLOW AT MILILANI MEMORIAL PARK.

HOWARD. HARRY HENRY Age 55. of 55-611 Kam Highway, laie. passed away July 13, 1974, Kahuku Hospital. Born May 22, 1919.

Chicago. Illinois. Survived by wife, Mary Howard: children, Robert Howard, Oavid S. Howard. Bonny Harps.

Lisa Christoffersen, Joseph A. Howard. Elizabeth A. Butler, Fred M. Howard.

Mary Suchy, Sarah Suchy, Kathy Suchy. Michael Suchy, Thomas Suchy. Rosemarie E. Howard. Richard B.

Howard, Janet E. Howard. Daniel J. Howard. Timothy Howard, Steven Howard.

Paul L. Howard. Peter L. Howard. Joanne L.

Howard: 17 grandchildren: 2 brothers. Bernard Howard and George Howard. FRIENDS AND RELATIVES MAY CALL FROM 8 A M. UNTIL SERVICE TIME ON SATURDAY. JULY 20 AT THE I S.

4TH WARD CHAPEL IN LAIE. FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 10 A.M. AT THE CHURCH. BISHOP EASTER K. LOGAN OFFICIATING.

BURIAL TO FOLLOW AT LAIE CEMETERY. ARRANGEMENTS 8Y BORTHWICK MORTUARY LTD. MMMMMMWVWWMMMVI IHA. MRS. KAMA Age 81.

of 1316 Griffiths McCully. formerly of Honoka Lunalilo Home passed away at 5:35 a.m. July 1 7. 1974. Kuakini Hospital.

Born Mar. 3. 1893. Okinawa. Japan.

Survived by 4 sons, Noboru (Beatrice Hiroko), Charles Masami (Elsie Katsu-ko). Kazuo (Doris Emiko) and Akio (Satoe) lha: daughter, Mrs. Shigeto (Janet Hatsue) Morrkawa: 15 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren: 1 sister, Mrs. Toshi Ikehara of Okinawa, Japan. She was a member of Vomrtan Sonjin-kai.

FUNERAL SERVICES BEGIN 6 P.M. SUN JULY 21. 1974 AT CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY. CREMATION TO FOLLOW ARRANGEMENTS BY HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY. OSBORN.

PAUL LEWIS Age 19. of 55-609 Moana laie. Rassed away July 14, 1974, Kahuku ospital. Born Oct. 19.

1954. San Diego. Calif. He was employed at the Mormon Cultural Center. Survived by parents.

Mr. Mrs. Frank Osborn or Escondido. brothers. David Stephen.

Phillip Osborn: sister. Miss Sarah Osborn. all of paternal grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Vernon Reidner of maternal grandparents.

Mr. Mrs. Louis DeReis. MEMORIAL SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED 10 A M. SATURDAY.

JUIY 20. 1974. AT THE 4TH WARD CHAPEL IN LAIE. FUNERAL SERVICES ON MONDAY, JULV 22ND AT McLEOD MORTUARY. 1919 Valley Blvd Escondido.

Call BORTHWICK MORTUARY ASSISTING WITH SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS. To place a UJarrt Rd dial 556-0061 FUNERAL NOTICE GOUVEIA, MARYS. Age 78. of 1357 WHhetmina Rise. Honolulu, passed away July 15.

1974. in Hilo. Hawaii. Bora March 1. 1896.

in Honokaa Hawaii. She was a member of Portuguese Pioneer Club. Irving Rosary, F.W Auxiliary Women's Guild. She is survived by her sons, Leonard Ernest and Gilbert Gouveia. Cecil P.

Gouveia Thomas Gouveia of Stockton, California and Stephen Gouveia of Sacramento, California. Daughters, Mrs. Stan (Sarah) Pickarsky of Honolulu and Mrs. Jim (Ethel) Fernandas of Stockton. California.

22 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. Also survived by Brothers, John Geerge and Henry deSilva and sisters, Mrs. Rose Correa. Mrs. Fanny Nobriga.

Mrs. Isabella Madeiras, Mrs. Beatrice Moniz. mrs. Elizabeth Ignacioand Miss Lucille deSitva- FRIENDS MAY CALL AT WILLIAMS MORTUARY.

CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. FROM 6:00 to 9 00 M. ON FRIDAY JULY 19th; AND AGAIN AFTER 7:30 P.M. ON SATURDAY. July 20th.

A RECITATION OF THE ROSARY WILL BE HEL0 IN THE MORTUARY CHAPEL FRIDAY EVENING AT 7:30 P.M. WITH INTERMENT TO FOLLOW AT HAWAIIAN MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY; KANEOHE. WILLIAMS MORTUARY ASSISTING WITH ARRANGEMENTS. RODRIGUES. LOUIS A.

Age 54. of 3067 laPietra Circle, passed away Julfel4. 1974. at Peninsula Hospital. San Francisco.

Born June 19. 1920. New Bedford. Mass. Sur vived by widow.

Betty-, daughter. Nina Ann; 2 sons. Louis A. Jr. and lorrin brother, Albert Rodrigues of New Bedford.

ft is requested that flowers be omitted. Friends wishing to honor his memory may send contributions to their preferred charity. FRIENDS MAY CALL FROM 1 M. SATURDAY. JULY 20.

1974. AT HAWAIIAN MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY CHAPEL. SERVICES WILL COMMENCE 3 30 P.M INTERMENT WILL FOLLOW IN FAMILY PLOT AT HAWAIIAN MEMORIAL PARK WILLIAMS MORTUARY IS ASSISTING WITH ARRANGEMENTS. SANTOS. MARY INCARNACION Also known as Came Age 74.

of 124 Katoko Lane, passed away July 13. 1974. St. Francis Hospital. Born October 16.

1898. Honolulu. Hawaii. Survived by sons Joseph (Sonny) Santos Robert A. Santos; daughters.

Miss Vivian T. Santos and Mrs. Joseph (Beatrice) Olrveira: grandchildren: brother. David (Georgi-na) Barboza: sisters. Mrs.

Mary A. lino. Mrs. Ad line Garcia. Mrs.

Lucille Soo. Mrs. Victoria Ferreira. nephews. FRIENDS MAY CALL FROM 6-9 FRI0AV.

JULY 19. 1974 AND AGAIN SAT JULY 20 FROM 7-7 50 A AT BORYhWICK MORTUARY EVENING ROSARY WILL BE RECITED 7:30 REQUIEM MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED 8 15 A M. SAT AT BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH. BURIAL TO FOLLOW AT DIAMOND HEAD MEMORIAL PARK. ARRANGEMENTS BY BORTHWICK MORTUARY.

WMMMWMMMVWWMVWMI Nuuanu Memorial Park Mortuary WONG. MR. SING KING Also known as George Sung Hung Wong Also known as Sung Hung Wong Age 73. of 821 Alder Street, Honolulu, passed away July 14. 1974.

Straub Clinic ft Hospital. Born February 4, 1 90 1 Honolulu. He was a retired St ore-Room Clerk, Queen's Medical Center. Survived by beloved brothers. Sing Wing (Chock Jeng).

Sam K. (Grace). Robert S. D. (Violet).

David U. S. sephine) ft Albert A. P. Wong: sisters.

Mrs. Alice P. H. Yee. Mrs.

July (Rose nephews, nieces, grandnieces. grandnephews. FRIENOS MAY CALL FROM 10 A M. TO 1 30 SATURDAY. 1ULY 20.

1974 AT NUUANU MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY'S CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS. SERVICES WILL BE HELD 1 M. INTERMENT TO FOLLOW AT NUUANU MEMORIAL PARK. WWWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVWMj TANIAHlllA. MK.

TURK) GEORGE Age 57, of 607 No. King passed away 11:30 p.m. July 16. 1974. Straub Clmtc ft Hospital.

Born Mar. 6. 1917. Hawaii. Survived by brother.

Rikio Yamashina: 2 sisters. Mrs. Robert Iwao (Edna Hisayo) Kumyuki of 748 16th Ave. and Mrs. Doris Itsuvo Soma of Wahiawa.

Family requests flumui be omitted. MEMORIAL SERVICES BEGIN 5 P.M SAT JULV 20. 1974. AT CHAPEL OF HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY ARRANGEMENTS BY HOSOI GARDEN MORTUARY. WEDDING RECEPTIONS Pagoda International Ballroom 50-550 capacity.

941-6611 ext. 41-42 BRIDAL SPECIALTIES Make your wedding a happening. For Catalogue. 949-4016 TUXEDO RENTALS HALE Will. Ph.

734-2125. CAKES CREATIVE cakes for that Special Occa sion, noisurn panery. gg-bBJ INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED WEDDING tnwiruK IHt PARTICULAR BRIDE. Free delivery. CALL BRIDAL DEPT.

HOL-SUM BAKERY 488-6871. CATERERS American. Hawaiian. Japanese ft Filipino foods. Halls ft equipment entals tables, chairs, dishes, etc.

CALL 537-5281. 40 S. School St. JEWELRY Diamond WatchesJades KAKESAKO BROS. JEWELERS 923 Alakea St.

Ph. 536-4036 LUAUS FRESH OPIHIS For Luaus $69 $19 quart. Ph. 261-1275. PHOTOGRAPHY 40 color Candida.

$100. professional creative coverage. 842-4205. VITAL STATISTICS Monuments ft Markers Hawaii Marbles ft Granite 650 Kakoi St 847 2695 said. "They'd have to bring in single women and that would only be contributing to corruption 1 within the prison walls." Miss Madden's comments sometimes prompted sighs of exasperation, smirks and sarcastic ments from the audience of mostly young per- i sons.

"You wouldn't have any homosexual or heterosexual activity in the prison at all if I was running it," she said. "If you have prisoners read, work hard and have an interest in the above named Estate and who is not otherwise served with process herein: YOU AND EACH OF YOU are hereby notified that on June 25, 1974, a Petition for Approval of 1973 Accounts and For Instructions was filed in the above entitled matter in the Circuit Court of the First Circuit, State of Hawaii, by Alan S. Davis, M. L. Randolph, Fred E.

Trotter and H. C. Eichelberger, Trustees under the Will and of the Estate of James Campbell, Deceased, for approval of their accounts for the calendar year 1973 and for instructions, with re-spect to: The proper treatment of sums received as interest with respect to Kahuku land acquisition; their authority to implement the land acquisition by exchanges for land located within and without the State of Hawaii and to grant leases of such land for terms lasting beyond the probable duration of the trust and with covenants differing from those customarily employed in comparable Hawaii leases; and to enter into leases and agreements to implement the land exchange transaction; the proper treatment of interest on additional federal fiduciary income tax; the propriety of their entering into a long-term development lease, into a limited partnership and related agreements for the development of certain of their Honolulu land and into agreements with adjoining landowners for joint land development and assumption of master lease rights and curing of defaults. YOU ARE required to answer or otherwise plead to said Petition for Approval of 1973 Accounts and For Instructions by service of your answer upon A. James Wriston, attorney for the Trustees, whose mailing address is P.

O. Box 131, Honolulu, Hawaii 96810, and whose office is at 6th Floor, 235 Queen Street, said Honolulu, on or before the hearing date hereinbe-low set forth or by appearing before the Honorable Norito Ka-wakami, Judge of the above entitled Court, at his courtroom at the Judiciary Building, Honolulu, Hawaii, on Thurs day, the 15th day of Au gust, 1974, at the hour of pray, they just forget about sex. Just forget about it. "They can be very happy without it. I'm proof of that." FT 1 I ViS 4- 556-0061 8:30 o'clock a.m., to Imogene Cole and Robert Sone.