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0W0'' Tr'binTHerald, Friday, February 12, 1971 13 Hawaii Tribune JHerald, Friday, February 12, 1971 13 Coiih cil Okays Souza Bill allirie For ortation Group unty 1 ransp mmmmmmmmmmmmmKm Waitress wanted. Apply in person, Paramount Grill, 37 Haili. Cocktail Apply uy peron, after 4 p.m. at By EUGENE TAO Councilman James Soma's bill calling for creation of 'a County Transportation Commission Wednesday received final approval by. the Council in LEGAL NOTICE, STATE OF HAWAII THIRD CIRCUIT COURT HILO, HAWAII ESTATE OF.

-FUMI KAWASAKI; DECEASED. taxicabs anti sampan buses. -The commission -will be in charge of licensing the vehicles; setting up fare fates and, establishing safety standards and insurance rates, Each of the six districts on the Island will have a member commission, plus three "at large" commissioners. The commissioners will be appointed ty the Mayor and must be confinried by, the Council. In voting againstSouza's bill, Councilman Robert Yamada said the Council shouldn't have taken any action on it, before a bus transportation study is completed.

The other "noV vote was cast by Councilman Frank Ve Luz III. The Department of Research and Development presently is requesting Federal funds for an islandwide bus transportation' study. Abortions Iff Cash Is Your BogfjUt's Rap About adssHied Want Ads. 111111 PARKER RANCH BEAUTY SALON, formerly Mr. Lani's at the Kamuela.

Shopping VALENTINE SPECIALS, on tints; Reg. $8.50, now $7. Cold' wave, Reg. $18,50, now $15. Cold wave, $15, now $12.

Haircuts', $2.75 now $2.50. Jan. 14-Feb. 14! Ph. 885-7074 Mon.

Wed, 8-3: aSat Linda DeSa, Hazel Cardoza, Stella Abarcar. CHECKYOURAD FOR ERRORS 014FIRSTDAY The Hawaii Tribune-Heral nnt ho rpcnnnsihlp for i Probate No. 3923 vy 7 To all persons interested in-the estate FUMI KAWASAKI, late of Hilo, in the County of Hawaii deceased. A petition has been presented to- said court by J3EICHI MUKAI, of said Hilo, the -of the -8 above named estate, praying for the approval of his final accounts, distribution of and discharge of If you desire to object thereto, you' or your attorney should file a written appearance in" said court, at lido, before 9:00 o'clock jh the forenoon on the 23rd day of February, 1971, the return day of this citation Witness, the HONORABLE PRESIDING JUDGE of said', cour thig. 20th day of January, Outride Honolulu LOST-Man's wallet.

Vicinity of Hilo. REWARD. Ph. 963345. REWARD1 "for small blue address book, lost, in County 11 Bldg.

jjear Food Fair last Ph. 928-8309. to A RENIN Mi SEf ENTY WON-DERFUL! Start the New Year right by cleaning up old bills and budgeting yourself for. 1971. We can help, with a healthy loan and healthy counseling on finances.

Call or see FINANCE" TFACTORS Timmie ArhaK' in HHo; vJHarris Hirata in Kaiko'o; or George Fukunaga Kealakekua, Kona. in 1 Wanted: Small Bldg. contractor with good-credit small capital. Box Hawaii Tribune-Herald. Need secured.

Can triple in one year: Boj C.O Hawaii Tribuhe-Herald. v. Vegetable farming on a long term agreement Waimea. Write Box M-fi, COHawau Tribune-Herald. Swing dance hall, bar restaurant.

Good prospect very profitable! Fully equipped. Sale or reasonable. res. 775M643 or after 7, res. 885-4733.

FOR "SALE MUUMUU SHOP 211 BANYAN DRIVE Ph. 935-1275 1971. ANN EGUCHI Clerk A errors after the first day of publication of ad--1 vertisement. Notice of errors on 'the-first day should im- mediately be called to the attention of the Classified Department. Phone 935-6621'.

(AP) The number of abortions. being done on1 non-Oahu islands has jumped, from 2.8 per cent of the total abortions in the State to 5 per cent. A University of Hawaii School of Public Health study team also reported the percentage of Oriental women having abortions rose five per centj still are by far the largest ethnic group. According to the report; the majority of abortions still are performed within 12 weeks of pregnancy and there have been no -deaths resulting from tlfe operations. There were 2,886 abortions performed in Hawaii from mid-March last year when the new law became effective until the end of the year.

About 63 cent of all abortions have been performed at Kapiolani Maternity and Gyncecological Hospital in Honolulu. The average age of the patient has risen from about 20 to 25. Sparky Confident 1950 Will Be Repealed a split 7-2 Under the bill, an islandwide, nine-rnlrnljer commission will be created to 'govern vehicles which are not under the jurisdjction'of We State Public Utilities Commission such as LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Comptroller, State of Hawaii, at the fifth' Floor- of the KekuanaOa' the State Office Building) in. Honolulu, Hawaii or at the Office of the District Engineer, Department of Transportation, Hilo, Hawaii up to 2:00 o'clock P.M.' THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1971, for furnishing and paying for all labor, materials, tools and equipment necessary to construct in place complete all the work as shown and called for. all according to the true intent and meaning of the plans and specifications marked "WALK-WAV' AND ROADWAY HOTEL -RESTAURANT DORMITORY.

FACILITIES, HAWAII COMMUNITY COLLEGE, HILO, HAWAII, 4 D.A.G.S. JOB NO. and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids received after the time fixed for opening will not be considered. The work shall generally consist of constructing walkway and roadway for- hotel-restaurant dorinitory facilities: i i Plans and specifications and forms of contract documents may be examined at the Office of the Comptroller in Honolulu or at the Office of the District Engineer, Department of Transportation, Hilo, Hawaii, and a set of said-plans, specifications and contract forms may be obtained therefrom upon' deposit of Twfinttave Dollars ($25.00) in currencySoT certified check made payaBtehe Director of Finance, which will be refunded upon return of plans specif icarons.

The Bidder's attention" is directed to Section 103-41 through 103-48, Hawaii Revised Statutes, and the Rules and' Regulations amended June 4, 1965, which provide preference for Hawaii Product. The Hawaii Product List may be examined at the Comptroller's Office in Honolulu. The Comptroller reserves the right to eject any and or all-bids and waive any- defects when, in his' opinion, such rejection or waiVer will be in the bek interest of the State of Hawaii. KENAMKIM Comptroller, State, of Hawaii f861 Hawaii Tribune-Herald: Feb. 12, 1971) PURPOSES 7 Suigetsu, 3ir Kalanianaole Ave.

Tire serviceman. Ex- perience preferred. See Bill Miller, Wailoa Ph. 935- 2924, Hilo. Honokaa Bakery needs nite" shift worker.

Apply in person "bet. 7:30 8:30 a jri- --y GENERAL OFFICE HELP KAMAAINA FIRM KAILUA-KONA PH. 329-3518 Aku' fishermen wanted: Experience not necessary, will train. Contact' 935-5180. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO.

OF HILO ROUTE MAN Excellent Fringe Benefits, Paid Vacation, Sick Leave, HMSA, Group Life Insurance 4-i Apply 45 Holumoa," pHpMpMlP Hr. Ph. 961-9860, Rm. 8rafter 6 pju, Will do yard workrVh. 959- 9816, ask for James, Mter 4 p.m.

"Will yard. work and odd jobs in exchange for studio or cottage! SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED Experience helpful but not necessary, for local and, over-the-road hauling. You earn to $15,000 peTyear'after short training'. For application and interview, 808-536-0056, or write Safety United Systems, formerly Bishop Trust S. King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813.

CARPENTRY i Quality "Work Fair Prices. No Job too big or too Call 966-9642. y. Quality Work Only. An alteration, any style, new home.

We Free Estimates. Years, of Experience. MAYER 935-7973 959-9574 r- APER TOWING SERV. Ph. 93M400, Mgd.

by Dollar-A-Day Rent-A-Car System. 1 Sewing in my home. Delivery fittings in Hilo once a Ph. 323-2460. RODRIGUES PLUMBING And Repair Ph.

959-9157, evenings TO Help Wanted KANEMITSU COOK Attorneys for Executor (980 Hawaii Tribuhe-Herald: Jan. 22, 29, Feb 12,1971) STATE OF HAWAII THIRD CIRCUIT COURT Y. HILO, HAWAII ESTATE OF EDWARD HIDEKICUI KUBOTA, DECEASED 7 Probate No. 4083 To all persons interested in the estate of EDWARD 'HIDEKICUI KUBOTA, late of Hilo', Hawaii, deceased. A petition has been presetted" to said court for probate of a certain instrument purporting -to be' the last will of said "deceased by MABEL-- S.

of Hilo, Hawaii, praying that ERNEST HISAO KUBOTA and FIRST HAWAIIAN BANiC" be ap- pointed executors thereof without, bond. If you desire to object 'thereto you or your attorney should file a written-'appearance in said court at Hilo before 8:30 d'clock in the forenoon on the J.9lh day of February, 1971, the "return day of this citation. -r Witness, the HONORABLE PRESIDING JUDGE of said jcourt, this 27th day of January, ANN EGUCHI i Clerk KUSHI --Attorneys for petitioner. (813 Hawaii Tribune Herald: Feb. 5, 12, 1971.) WASHINGTpN (AP)-Rep.

Spark M. D-Hawaii, expressed confidence Thursday Congress will repeal this year the Emergency Detention "Act of. 1950. Matsunaga told a news conference 110 House members have now joined as cosponsors of the repeal measure that was killed last year by a 4-4 tie vote in the House Jnternal Security Committee', The bill this year was revised to bring it under jurisdiction of me House judiciary committee where "We fullyxpect better treatment," Matsunaga said. Cosponsors include chairman Emanuel Celler, of the judiciary committee and Rep.

Robert Kastenmeier, chairman of the subcommittee that' will handle it. The Emergency Detention Act, passed over the veto of former -President, Harry S. Truman'authorizes the President, upon declaration of an internal security emergency, to arrest 'and detain anyone believed likely to commit sabotage. A. Matsunaga "said the existence of the law raises fears of a repetition of the World War II round-up -of 110,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry which he called "The biggest blunder ui our history 4 Souza's bill, in version of lus original proposal for a transportation commission, which was presented to the Council last summer.

he called for a commission for Hilo only. Last winter, Souza expanded his proposal after the Council authorized the transportation study. 4 After passage of the bill Wednesday, Souza, said he hopes Mayor Shunichi Kumura would appoint the commissioners within a reasonable period of time. Jn the meantime, the Councilman has plans to introduce another bill amending the existing Taxi Ordinance so that the jurisdiction over 4he taxicabS would be transferred from the Finance Department, to the County Transportation Commission. Increase The request came from the Lehua Jaycees whichstages the Miss Aloha Hawaii1 pageant at the Civic each year.

Total cost of installing curtains on the Civic stage is about $2,000. The Jaycees, in a letter to 'the said they will donate $1,000 for the installation. China Air Announces 'New Service SAN FRANCISCO. (AP)-China Airlines Thursday announced it, will 'start Transpacific service td Honolulu and Los Angeles effective April 26. The Taipei-based company has been flying a North Pacific route to San Francisco since February, 1970.

In San Francisco to commemorate this anniversary, Gen. Ben Y.C. "Chow, the liners president, said there would be. iour. roundtrip flights weekly Taipei, ToTcyb, Honolulu and Los Angeles.

I San Francisco service, now six days a week, will be diCto three, but will be restoredw six June 16. Chow said during the year China Airlines has carried more -than 31,500 passengers between San Francisco and the Orisnt, a volume which "Far exceeded our expectations The'ffrst pipe organs in America made theirappear-" ance in NARI'S COSMETICS OF HAWAII PRESIDENT, MR.MITSUYOSHI MURAOKA WILL SPEAK AND. SHOW EDUCATIONAL MOVIES, HILO HONGWAKJI 7 P.M. February 12, 1971 EVERYONE WELCOME NARI'S COSMETICS DEALERS Mrs.Masuellyeda 935-19SO Wrs. Yoshikb Igawa Mrs.

Yoshiko Kuniyoshi 9S9-8389 Mrs. 959-9098 ALCOHOLISM" AND DPUG ABUSE, FREE CON-F I I A INFORMATION with referral counseling. 24 hour service Room 7 Hilo Drug Bldg. Ph. 935-4927.

CONSOUPATEYtTuR BILLS INTO 1 EASY PAYMENT ACCOUNT. CoH mfc Loans 106 Kara Ave! 935-6651 Nakaoka Painting; Inc. No Job Too Small. Also, floor sanding, parking stall striping, tile installing. Ben Kawakomi 935-7711; 'James Nakaoka 935-5606; Business Phone 935-1222 LANDSCAP'NG MAKIKI I NUiERY Kawaih'ae Res.

854-575 C-4754 PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING MAINTENANCE OF COMMERCIAL AND HOMES PAUL SHINTAKU Ph. 935-2552 BAGASSE HAULING VVOOD SHAVINQS. PH6NE 959-9308 froctor work, crush rock, gravel, moctor sand, fill and cesspools. Andrade Seri'ceh. 775.0529.

PIANO TUNING REPAIR Paul Yam'ada 34HAIHA1, Ph. Finos quality Maghotic Vohiclo oto Cpnttruction, Archttoctural Safoty- Signi. Pat co Agonts Honolulu Sign1 Co. 935 0470 PEOPLE'S TREE SERVICE Trimming, Remdval Yard Service. Ph.

964-1 974 $10DAY FIAT RATE HVH MAVERICKS (You Supply The Gas!) 4.M: PICK-UP TRUCKS, and VANS RENTACAR! orchid isle FORD and MERCURY AUTO CENTER 1431 KattlehM Akih CALL NANCY at 935-1191 SoW, repair, ports, oil vacuums. Genuine bags, hoses, etc. Adams Vpcuum 52 Kinoole. Ph. 93 8901, Spmeone to live in, do for sick person.

Room board pliis salary 935-3217. Someone to care for an elderly couple. Ph. 935-8551 bet, 8-5; ah. 5, 959-7060.

Job- opening ex- perienced materials. quantify take off person or estimator' for a local con- struction co. inexperienced, at least 2 yrv of engineering college may qualify you. Write Box M-12, Hawaii Tribune-Herald. Council Okays Request For Curtains At Civic Reliable part time barmaid warited.

preferred but not necessary. Apply at City Tavern, 1p.m., or Ph, 961-9870 or 9354183. Cook" wanted. Salary free house. Phone 963-6135.

LEGAL NOTICE Kailua Sport Fishing Center. Full day charter, $130. $30. Phone day-nite, 329-3408? Box 1346, Kailua-Kpna. mm TOT EXPERT WHEEL CistMtirirNaMM THE WAILOA CO.

USE YOUR BANK CHARGE CUD HERE RADIATOR GLASS SHOP HILO BATTERY GLASS SHOP 1135 Kinoole St. Ph. 935 1653 BROTO's BODY SHOP "33 Pookela Street Phone 935-4945 WHEEl ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING; TUNE UP BRAKE -SERVICE; SAFETY INSPECTION HAWAII AUTO REPAIR, 74IA KANOELEHUA AVE. 935-1406. CESSPd6lSr-.

$50. LINING EXTRA, FROM. BOTTOM UP. COLD MIX DRIVEWAYS, 70c a Sq. "ft.

iPh. 882-1486. lie. Ho. 1012 ENOMOTO MUSIS STUDIO EASY WAY TO PLAY POPULAR MUSIC, PIANO, GUITAR DRUMS.

PIANO TUNING, REPAIR SERVICE PK 935-991 57 Woiotl VINYL RAIN GUTTERS. NO RUSTING, PEELING OR LEAKS. EASY' TO INSTALL OR.VILl INSTALL FOR VINYl SIDINC-FOR EXTERIOR Njf YOUR HOUSE -FREE ESTIMATES! VINYL STDINC OF HAWAII llC. 04264. PII.S35 5131 GUTTER.

ROOF ING AND VINYl SIDINGS, CALL DON SORKIN, 935 7528 llC. C5216. ALUMINUM SIDINGS, AWNINGS, CARPORTS, ROOFING. CALL ALBERT SOUZA 959-9568. ADDITIONS.

CARPORTS, ROOFING, CEMENT WORK CALL BOB AT $a07J STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES HONOLULU, HAWAII NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER i' USES OF CONSERVATION DISTRICT LANDS FOR COMMERCIAL I- Barmaid wanted, Yumi's4 i Place. Ph. 935-0961 or 935- 0769. i Secretarial position available. Inquire in person Smartwear, Kaiko'o Hilo Equal Opportunity Employer.

10 'Help Wonted Hawaii County Council Wednesday approved a request for $1,000 for purchasing curtains for the stage at Hilo Civic. Auditorium. 1 i LEGAL NOTICE FAMILY COURT, third mcurr STATE OF HAWAU D. No. 5810 NOTICE RONNIE.

CAROTHERS, Plaintiff, vs. RONALD JAMES CAROTHERS, Defendant. THE STATE 6F HAWAII RONALD JAMES CAROTHERS; Defendant. -GREETING: You are hereby notified that a Complaint for. Divorce has been Wed in this Court against you and is set for' hearing in the courtroom, of the Judge presiding in the above, entitled proceeding in --Building, Hilo, on Tuesday, March 9," 1971, at 8:30 A.M.

of said day. In the event yoju fail to 'appear, further Action may be taken in this cause, including judgment for the relief demanded in the Complaint; without further notice td you. -tT DATED: Hilo, "Hawaii, January 26, BY THE COURT: ANN EGUCHI Oerk LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF HAWAII. (JEFFREY CHOI) Attorney for Plaintiff? (811 HawahVlTribune-Herald: Jan. 29; Feb.

5, 12, 1971.) Pursuant to the provisions of Act 264, 1969, Session Laws of Hawaii', arid in accordance with' Sections (4) and (57 of Regulation No, 4, (Cohseivation District Land Use'itegulation), Notice ts hereby given a Public Hearing willbe.held by the Board of Iuidnd Natural ResourcS beginning at'liftO p.m.- or as sooft thereafter, on February 26; i971fin the Council Room of the County Office 25 Aiipuni -Street, in Hilo, to receive testimony on the following: Hem lv Applicant: 'Bernice P. Bishop Estate Use Agriculture (Fjxperimental Maile Culture) Location -Kahaluu Forest, North JKbna, Hawaii, TMK 7-8-01 portion of 06. Item 2. Applicant! Division -of Forestry '-x Department of Land and Natural Use Requested: Timber Harvesting!" Hilo Forest Reserve; Laupahoehoe, Hawaii, TMK 3-7-01: portion of 02. Maps showing the general location and approximate boundaries of the areas under "consideration are on file at the Department 6f Land and Natural Resources, State.Office Building, 465 South King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii, and at the Land Agent's Office jn the Hilp-State Office Building, 75 Aupuni Street, Hilo, Hawaii, and are open to the public for inspection during office ajn.

to 4:30, p.m., Mondays through Fridays, except holidays. Done at tlie" office of the Department of Land and Natural ORCHID ISLAND HOTEL NEEDS COCKTAIL WAITRESSES BUS BOYS FOOD WAITRESSES Apply in. Person -At Personnel 1 211 Banyan' Drive Resources, this 24th day of January, 1971. BOARDOF LAND AD NATURAL RESOURCES SUNAO.KIDO Chairman and ilember (834-Hawaii Tribune-Herald: Feb.5, 12, 19, 1971.) I 1 i-' (twjnwiiilWi-Ji..