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LIOAL NOTKtt LIOAL NOTKES LIOAL NOT Kit cMiwier'1' STATEMENT OF FINamVia. OPERATIONS FORAL IND RESULT! Op 43 VITAL STATISTIC AT EAST BAY Ttr DISTRICT SHEET, JUNE 39. IMS ASSETS UTILITY PLANT Principally at original cost Leu allowance for depreciation Construction work In progress-stimatad cost to complete, 558,000 WATER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT BOND Piinr Time deposits (interest bearing) FUND U.SV; Treasury-bills-at cost (approximate' market)' "i CURRENT ASSETS Contra Costa County DIVORCES PILtf TRAMONTIN, Nancy "vs. Larry. CHRISTOPHER, Mary Am vs.

Chester. VEROON, Norma E. vs. Thomas. PRESTON, Joyce Prlscilla vs.

Clyde Wendell OAVIS, Mary Pauline vs. Richard Lee. CHRISTIANSEN. Else vs. Carl.

NANCETT, Victor B. vs. Sybil C. HERNANDEZ, Lorena vs. Peter.

MILLER, Lynne vs. Cooper. GRIFFIN, Fern vs. Milton (annulment) PEASE, Barbara Davis vs. Charles Rowan.

FEAGLEY, Daryle vs. Marian. KASIK, Reita Evelyn vs. Harry J. BONNER, Lauretta M.

vs. Michel. ROTH, Auldene vs. Charles H. LEWIS, Arva vs.

Morgan S. BETTS, Velma vs. Jackie H. ANNULMENTS FILED DANIELS, Carat Ann vs. James E.

(annulment). WHEATON, Marlon vs. Shirley. Csn including oeor-servlce funds, $5 145 AN-Demand deposits end cash on hand Time deposits (Interest bearing) U.S. Treasury bllls-af cost (approximate mark.H Customer and other receivables, lew allowance for doubtful, $1,383 allowance Materials and supplles-at average "cost Prepaid Insurance 1900 U.C.

Grad Dies In Berkeley BERKELEY Fanny Earl Martinez, resident here for 60 years and member of the University of California class of 1900, died in a local hospital yesterday. Her late husband, Woodrow Jose long-time East-bay real estate salesman and broker, was grandson of Don Jose Martinez, who donated the land for the city of Martinez. Family roots trace back to Don Ignacib Martinez, who arrived at the San Francisco Presidio with the Spanish Royal Army in 1799, later to serve as commandant. Mrs. Martinez was born in Des Moines, Iowa, but lived most of her life at 2814 College Ave.

She is survived by a son and two daughters, Tyrell Martinez, (Miss Carmel Martinez, and Mrs. Barbara Hickman, and a grandson, David Hickman, all of Berkeley. OTHER ASSETS Unamortized debt expense I 1ADM CAPITALIZATION IntuTT0 business for Investment in plant, working icapital, and retirement of debt (Increase 5 WW VP S147.396.809 lomriuunuiia oiu pr tonsirUCIIOn 'various Interest rates Note Maturing within one year Maturing after one year CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS PAYABLE CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable Accrued Interest on long-term debt Other accrued expenses Due to Sewage Disposal System Customers' and other deposits rncTAURDC AnUAUrce CAB Jt vwiwni-rt- 2,542,694 ACCRUED RETIREMENT PLAN COSTS-Nota 2,020,476 UNAMORTIZED DEBT PREMIUM 1JU74 NOTE A LONG TERM DEBT: On June 3, ,1958, the voters of the District approved a measure 'nor an additional bonded indebtedness of $252,000,000 to supplement available revenue from operations to finance the Water Development Project for the East Bay Area construction June '94S' bomt aggregate amount of $148,000,000 have been issued. NOTE PAST-SERVICE COSTS OF RETIREMENT PLAN: oasou on an aciuariai investigation and valuation of the Employees' Retirement System as of June 30, 1964, the present value at that date of future contributions by the District required to fund past-service costs was of this amount, $2,020,476 pertaining to retired employees had been recorded at June 30, 1965. Under present policy, past-service costs are being funded over a forty-year period.

STATEMENT OF NET REVENUES RESOLUTION NO. 21009 RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY WHEREAS me following described real property belonging to the Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County, State of California, a public corporation, will not be needed tor school classroom buildings at the time of delivery of title upon the sale thereof as hereinafter povided, and this Board hereby so finds and determines, to wit: All that parcel of land Irt the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, described as follows: Beginning at the most southern comer of Lot 25 as said tot Is shown on the "Map of the Cunha and Walker Property, Brooklyn Alameda County. California 1909." filed August 2, 1909 in Book 24 of Maps, page 90, In the Office of the County Recorder of Alameda County; thence running along the southwestern line of said lot north 63 19- west 553.07 feet to the center line of 105th Avenue, formerly South Bartlett Avenue, as said Avenue is shown on said Map, thence running along said center line of 105th Ave-. north 21 06' east 13.04 feet to a point on a line drawn parallel with and distant northeasterly 13.00 feet measured at right angles from said southwest line of Lot 25; thence running along said parallel line south 63 19 east 550.79 feet to a point on the southeast line of Lot 25; thence running along last said line south 11 23T 30" west 13.48 feet to the point of beginning. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this Board intends and hereby declares its Intention to sell said real property and the improvements thereon subject to any and all unpaid taxes and assessments levied and assessed thereon, and subject to any and all existing easements, rights of way, restrictions, reservations, liens, encumbrances and defects of title.

If any, thereon and thereto, and that this Boaro on the 14th day of September, 1965 at 4:00 o'clock P.M. at its reaular place of meeting in Room 104 in the Administration Building of Oakland Untied School District, 1025 Second Avenue, In the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, will receive and consider sealed proposals to pur- tnase ior casn me nereinaDOve described real property; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the minimum -price for whjett-eaid properiy will oe sold is the sum of One Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy- Five Dollars and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that no proposal will be considered unless made on a form obtained from the Secretary of this Board at the address hereinabove mentioned; and Bfc IT FURTHER RESOLVED that at said time and place above mentioned all sealed proposals which have been received shall in Dubllc session be opened, examined and declared by this Board, and that at said time and place this Board will sell said real property for cash to the highest responsible bidder whose bid shall conform to all the terms and conditions set forth in this resolution; provided, however, that if upon a call for oral bids at said session, any responsible person 'shall offer to purchase said orooertv unnn the terms and conditions set forth in this resolution and notice for a price exceeding the highest of such written proposals submitted to this Board by arHeast-five per cent (5), then thej nignest or any or me oral bids, which have been made by a responsible person, shall be finally accepted; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board shall and it hereby does reserve the right to reject any and all bids, whether written or oral, and the right to withdraw the hereinabove described real property from sale; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary of this Board be and he is hereby directed to post or cause to be posted copies of this resolution and notice In three (3) oublic olaces In said Oakland Unified School District of Ala- meaa county-not lessthan fifteen (15) days before the day of said meeting, and he is hereby further directed to cause this resolution and notice to be published not less than once a week for three (3) successive weeks, before said meeting in The OAKLAND TRIBUNE, a newspaper of general circulation published in the County of Ala- meaa, aiaie or California; ana BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said bids, whether written or oral, shall be accompanied bytash or by a check certified to by some responsible benk or banker and made payable to the Oakland Unified School District of Ala- meaa county In the sum of One Hundred Eighty Five Dollars to be retained by said school district as agreed and liquidated damages should the party or parties whose bid is accepted fail to pay the price bid within ten (10) calendar days after written notice of acceptance of such bid. DATED at Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County, State of California, this 6th day of July, 1965. LORENZO N. HOOPES ANN ROOT CORNEILLE CARL BJvUINCK ALAN A.

LINDSAY SEYMOUR M. ROSE MEL CA UGH ELL- Directors of the Board of Education of Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County, State of California PASofcD and ADOPTED at a regu- 1arpen-meeting-this--6th day of July, mtcs: Directors corneine, Hoopes, Lindsay, Munck, Rose, Pres. Caughell. NOES: Directors None, ABSENT: Directors Hilburn, Spencer D. Benbow.

Acting Secretary of the Board of Education of the Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County, State of California No. 69A Aug. 20, Aug. 27, Sept. 3 (3t) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND Notice Is hereby given that the REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND will hold a public hearing as follows: DATE, TIME AND PLACE OF PUBLIC HEARING: Said public hearing will be held on September 29, 1965, at 7:00 p.m., at Lowell Junior High School Auditorium, 14th and Market Streets, Oakland, California.

Said public meeting may be adjourned from time to time until completed. PURPOSE OF PUBLIC HEARING: (a) GENERAL: The purpose of the hearing is to consider the proposed Redevelopment Plan for the Oak Center Redevelooment Project (Calif. R-49). Said plan proposes, among other I YfcAR ENDED OPERATINCTREVENUES water rower Proceeds from taxation OPERATING EXPENSES Hydraulic power generation Source of water supply Water transmission pumping. Local impounding and storage Wafer treatment Distribution pumping Other- water distribution Engineering Customer accounting and collection Administrative and general Contribution to Retirement System Taxes on operative properties Depreciation I NET OTHER REVENUES Gain on sale of land Interest Miscellaneous OTHER DEDUCTIONS Interest and expense oh long-term debt Less interest charged to construction Provision for Retirement System costs Miscellaneous It Eastbay Births Bom te the wife of: ANDREWS, Thomas bar.

8-1 1. AKKtULA, Marvin girt, l-Ji. BABAGAY-Peter girl, BARTLETT Beniamine Wfllrl, 8-5. BERATLIS, William girl, 8-4. BRIDGETT, Bennit $., girl, 8-9.

BAKER, Ronald boy, 7-11. CLEV-ENS, Brian girl, 8-9. COVINGTON, Joseph 8.. girl, 8-3. COX.

George boy, 8-L COX, Billy boy, 8-18. CONLEY, Clarence R-, boy, 8-10, CLARK, Daniel, girt, 8-1 CUDD. Charles oirL 8-7. CARVER, Gail boy, 7-30. DAVIS, Larry girl, 7-30.

DAVIS, Larry girl, 1-30. FAIRBANKS, Richard girl, 8-1. FRANK, Bruce girl, 8-9. HAYDEN, Alt boy, 8-9. HERNANDEZ, Luis girl, 8-5.

JUDD, Deane girl, 1-2. HERNANDEZ, Paul, boy. Ml. KENDRICK, Phillip girl, 8-5. LIDSTONE, Lawrence girl, 8-5.

MARSHALL, Ernest Loy, 7-20. MILLHISER, Clifford girl, 8-7. MELCHER, Gary boy, 8-9. NICHOL, Raymond boy, 7-24. NORDSTROM, Gary girl, 8-9.

PEARCE, Peter girl, 8-9. ROBINSON, George boy, 7-26. SEXTON, Willis girl, 8-11. TRAMWELL, Jimmy boy, 7-24. WILLIAMS, Cleatus boy, 8.7.

WATERS, John girl, 8-7. WILLIAMS, Keith boy, WILSON, Lee boy, 7-18. WILKERSON, Bill D. boy, 8-4. Licenses Issued ALLISON, Charles Orr, 23, Pleasant Hill EN OS, Patricia Maureen, 21, wainur Cruek ACKROYD, Archie Martin, Ill-WALTERS, Lilly Alice, 25, bom Berkeley.

BROWN, Wesley Glenn, 42-VOGT, Cllfe Edith, 39, both of San Leanoro. BISHOP, Dale Judson, 23 HAMSTAD, Arlitne Jovee. 23. both Oakland. CALVERT, Don Craig, 20, Castro Valley CALLtSTRO, Lana pen, a.

an Leandro. CAUBLE, Lawrence Alan, 20 MATT-SON, Nancy Luclle, 20,. both Oakland. DUCHENE, Ronald Francis, 19-YAWN, Carolyn Jean, 17, both of San Leandro. DAY.

Jesse Aaron, 21. Richmond BLAN- 8efKolBy'jfr. GREEN, Simon Rosengard, 25 SHAt- TUCK, Kate MacDonald, 26, Berkeley. HOLMES, Timothy Kirkpatrlck, 25, Hay ward MORENO, Lenora Adita, 25, Hayward. HIGGINS, John Curtln, 17 NEIDER, Sarah Maraaret.

16, both Berkeley. KINDEM, David Alf, 17-CODDE, Joy Ann, 16, bom Aiameoa. LA MELL, James Linda Ann, 17, both Oakland. MC CALLISTER, Sidney Lael, 28, Liver-more-SILVA, Kay Elaine, 23, Fremont. MAGNUSON, Richard Paul, 20, Hay- ward LAWSOn.

oonna Jean, is, nay-ward. MOSS, Larry Derwin, 21 CARLYSLE, Lauren Yvonne, iy, oom oamana. McKENZIE, Michael Brian, 25-GOWER, Gwendolyn, 23, both Oakland. MJLSTEIN, Irwin Terrance, 30-APPEL- baum, Joyce Beth, 26, both Berkeley. O'NEIL, James- Daniel, 72-WALLIN, Kathleen Burneti, ootn uamara.

PETERSEN, Allen Harry, 25, Hayward GUNDERSON, Ann Louise, 23, Hayward. PIERAZZI, Donald Michael, 20, Redwood City ALcXANDcK, carol wane, iv. Redwood-City SMITH, Marvin Wayne, 19, Alameda PELFREY, Betty Joyce, 18, Oakland. STAYNER, Conrad Gone, 22, PFE1FFER, Doris Jene, zu, an rran- clsco. STICKMAN, Lawrence, Jr, 19-S A- BcRRf Anene Virginia, uoin wan.

SAXTON, Samuel Jay, 25-STEVENSON, Diana, 31, both Oakland. TORRES, Fidel Benavides, 21, Union City CODY, Joan oeveriy, 10, nay- ULLRICH," Walter Herman, 51 WILSON, Clara Rose. 44, both Berkeley. WHITMIRE, Dennis Eugene, 26, Castro Valley PETER50N, Donna Virginia, is. Oak land.

Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES AHLSTROM, Michael Lewis, 23 BARBER, Lynne, 21, both Martinez. BROWNE, Robert James, 21, El Cerrlto CHAVEZ, Virginia Darlene, 19, Richmond. BASALDUA, Valentin, 23, Brentwood VILLARREAL, Juanita Rodriguez, 18, Brentwood. CLARK, Gordon Ochsner, 27, Walnut Creek PADELFORD, Suzanne Carol, 22, Lafayette. JX.jv-'-.

CONLEY, Paul Thomas, 18, Plttsfeurg uawkins. RarhWa Ann. 17. Pittsburg. FRESE, David AVlen, 20, Martinez LAUDERBACn.

Carol June, 18, Mar- tinez. ci etcufp: Tlplberf 21, Davton, Wash. FOARD, Loretta Marie, ,22, Danville. GREER, Paul Anthony, 22, Mess, Ariz. LEE, Marsha 19, Concord.

GALEY, Gerald Lance, 24 HARRIS, Lu- cinoa Anne, ai, Dom niiw.ii. 9 JIMENEZ, Samuel Humberto, 23, Rodeo Dl SANfcKU, vernotca mihi, 41, jh Pablo. JO, Medardo Tomas, 2TKASTEN, Linda Jean, 21, both Richmond. MARENGER, Bradford Eli, 50, Pleasant Hill LEE, Sharon EiizaoeTn, wai- m2cULLa7 James 61-OWEN, Sara Ellen, 54, both Knoxville, Tenn. SPINNETTA, Peter Lawrence, 24, 22.

San Bruno. STACY, Charles Clay, 26, Richmond POPPY, Peggy Sue, 19, San Pablo. WELLS, Stanley Olln, 46-HILL, Hazel Muriel, 36, both Walnut Creek. LEGAL NOTICES 'WWii-i- c.r.t tlH 19th Street now exists htun Cvoress and Klrkham Streets; thence along said prolongation and along said southern line of 12th Street, westerly to the eastern line of Cypress Street; thence along the last-named line northerly to the northern line of 18th Street; thence along the last-named line easterly to th western line of Market Street; thence northeasterly in a direct line to a point on the northern line of 19th Street, last-said point being the most southern corner of that certain parcel of land described In the deed from Dorothy Mae Brown to the City of Oakland, dated August 15, 1951 and recorded August 27, 1951 In the office of the Recorder of Alameda County, California, under the Recorder's Series No. AF 72358; thence along the northwestern boundary line of said parcel of land northeasterly to the western Mn.

of rnrtiis Street: thence northeast erly in a direct line to the point of Intersection of the eastern line of Curtis Street with the northern line of 20th Street; thence along the last-named line Aiithariv fa th northern line of 11th Street; thence along the last-named line westerly to the western line of Market Street; thence along the last-named line southerly to the northern line of 10th Street; and thence along the last-named line westerly to the point of beginning. Dated: August 27, 1965 REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND John B. Williams Executive Director No. 75 Aug. 27, Sept.

3, 10, 17 (4t) NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES VALOS, DECEASED, AKA EUTHYMIOS CARAVELOS JAMES VALOS, who was a legal resident of Corinth, Greece, and was Greek citizen and who left personal property in the City ot Oakland, Cotmty4 of Alameda, State of California, held by Wells Fargo Bank, having Its principal place of business In the City of San Francisco, State of California, with a branch office situated at Fourteenth and Broadway, Oakland, California. Take notice that the undersigned Is a duly appointed, qualified and acting ancillary administrator c.t.a. of the estate of James Valos, deceased, In the State of New York, Its letters of ancillary administration c.t.a. Issued by the Surrogate's Court of the County and State of New York being certificate No. 7741.

Alf- persons Interested he estate of said decedent as creditors, or as heirs, legatees or devisees take notice that It is intended to collect said personal property and remove same from California. All persons having claims against the said decedent or an Interest In his estate and wishing to object to such removal should serve written notice of objection to the person Indebted to or holding personal property of said decedent at the branch office In Oakland, California, whose name and address appears above. Said notice be given within three months after the first publication of this notice. Atlantic Bank of New York, Ancillary Administrator C.T.A. of the Estate of James Valos, deceased, In the-State of New York No.

70A e-20, 1-27, 9-3, 9-10 (41) CMS. $381,12301 6414,241 S316.509.M9 $325,068,170 3,340,000 802475 4,142,675 12,967,262 1,665,993 2,270,413 1,394,927 88,428 18,387423 130,960 $347,729,528 iTiee 1 777 701 6,648,000 147,98000 $154,628,000 567,790 1,569,306 450,538 95,214 502,565 $347,729,528 JUNE 30, 1965 534,471 17,756,123 3,882,961 9i.nto.nni 76,493 123.619 172,446 94,715 "112,124 703,146 546,352 1,650,581 1,270,882 1,683,986 332,844. 650,040 5,595,024 current service 13,921,284 OPERATING REVENUES 7,717,800 16,292 906,183 156,144 1,078,619 8,796,419 past service (621,138) 518,281 494,286 5,927,765 19,902,882 3,015 1,721,214 360,000 122,664 95,214 742 2,299,834 7,212 22,212,943 1987 at 1 and 2: 139,031 635,000 13,340,000 13,975,000 22,050,408 19,688 117,957 24,890 162,535 NET REVENUES JUNE 30, 1965 1,210,494 048,448 1,858,942 193.18L 377,059 162,290 189,932 17,354 432,979 1,372,795 OPERATING REVENUES 486,147 555,793 275,537 280,256 and Sept. 3(20 Murtet O'NelH of Hayward end the fate Marshall W. Mooreheed; loving grandmother ef Jose pit Patrick OrNeill ef Santa Rosa.

A native ef treiend; aged 83 years. Private family services were held at the East Oakland Chapel ef GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2371 East )4th Street, Oakland. For further information pteese call 534.1632. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. MULLANI, Edwin kt Oakland.

September 1, 165; loving husband ef Mrs. Geraldlne Mullane of Seattle. Washington; loving father of Gloria Ptcclno ot Redding; brother of Mrs. M. Bailey of Arizona and George Mullane ef Emeryville; uncle of Henry Warren of Sacramento, grandfather of Barry end Michael Plccino.

A native of California. Private family services were held Friday, September 3, 1945 (GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES). NORDSTROM, EHen, In Oakland. September 2, 1965, beloved sister of Esther Nordstrom of Oakland and Edith Campbell of Redwood City; cousin of Ernie Carlson of San Lorenzo. A native ef Minnesota; aged 7 years.

Friends are Invited to attend services, Saturday, September 4, at 1 p.m. at TRUMAN'S CHAPEL. Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. Rev. Gene Ravan officiating.

Entombment, Sunset Mausoleum. NUTTALL, C. Victor, of 2555 Market Street, San Francisco. September 1965, husband of Bertte Nuttall of Berekley; father of Kathryn E. Nuttall of Berkeley; son of Walter A.

Nuttall and Evangeline Nuttall of Oakland. A member of Chauffeurs' Union, Local No. 265 of San Francisco. A native of Westminster, Massachusetts; aged 51 years. Friends are Invited to attend services from SORENSEN BROS.

CHAPEL, 1140 Street, Hayward, Saturday, September 4, at 3 p.m., Rev. A. W. Aim of Epiphany Lutheran Church officiating. Interment, Lone Tree Cemetery, Hayward.

PHILLIPS, Blanche Trask, In Oakland, August 31. 1V65, loving wife of the late Erwin Phillips: beloved mother of Mrs. Eleanor Bancroft; grandmother of Lt. Commander Harold C. Holmes, III, U.S.N.

oreat orandmother of Matt. Jim, Deann and 1-ynn Holmes. A native of Maine; aged 92 years. A member of Private services were held from Grant Miller Mortuaries, Thursday, September 2. Interment Valhalla Memorial Perk, Los Angeles.

REED, Verlln, in Oakland, Auqust 31, mu, oeiovea oroiner ot Koine Reed of Colorado, Perry Reed of California, Harvey T. Reed of Oregon, Arthur Reed of Kansas, Frank Reed of New York, Eva Critten of Missouri, Grace Falrchild of Washington, Maude Sandburgh of New York and Burlnce Wilson ot New York, A native of Indiana; aged 71 years. A member of Industrial Carpenters Union, Local 2565. Friends may call at the MOSSWOOD CHAPEL OF ALBERT ENGEL ft. 3630 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, until 5 p.m., Friday, September 3.

Funeral services will be held Monday, September 6, from the Hope Funeral Home, Gallatin, Missouri. SCANLON, John of 962 Bevelacqua, aan Lorenzo, septemoer 1, iym; oeioved husband of the late Ethel V. Scanlon; loving father of Joan Vorous of San Lorenzo and Ronald Scanlon of Impe- children and sisters. A native of Oak land, aged 64 years. A retired employee of W.

P. Fuller Company, Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the new Mortuary of CHARLES BANNON, M00 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Saturday morning, September 4 at 8:45. Thence to St. John's Church, 264 East Lewelling Boulevard, San Lorenzo for a Requiem Mass commencing at 9:30, Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. Recitation of the Rosary rlday evening at I p.m.

(For further information, please call 632-1011). SMITH, Jacobs, of 10 Harris Place. Fremont, September b-1965, loving wile of Leslie Smith of Fremont; beloved mother of Mrs. Sophia Quartaroll, Mrs. Kido Machado and Mrs.

Pauline Mc-Ivor, all of Fremont; Mrs. Connie Keek of Alubquerque, New Mexico, and Mrs. Wilms Stambaugh of Sunnyvale; loving grandmother of 13 grandchildren end one great-grandchild. A native of Holland. Friends may call at the FREMONT MEMORIAL CHAPEL MORTUARY, 3723 Peralta Boulevard (near Fremont Boule vard), until 9 a.m., Saturday.

Services will take place oh Saturday, September 4, at 11 a.m., at the Irvlngton United Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Theodore Alam will be officietma. Gordon Lindsey. director.

Ample perking for over 100 cars. Interment will follow at Santa Clara City Cemetery. For further imormaiion, please can vj-evuu. WEST, Lucille, In Burllngame, "September iv; oeiovea wire or Kennern k. West of Healdsborough; devoted mother of the late Lieutenant Kenneth R.

West, U.S. Navy; loving sister of prank n. Meimnoitz or Burllngame, Herbert F. Helmholtz and Mrs. Helen Fisher, both of Stockton.

A member of the Pythian Sisters, Chapter No. 55, -BurHngeme; Funeral services will be held Saturday. September 4, at 11 a.m. at the Colonial Morluary of CROSBY-N. GRAY AND 2 Park Road, Burdngamer imermenr, wooo Lawn memorial far.

Contributions to the Kenneth R. West, Jr. Memorial Fund, College of San Ma' WHITE, Betty Jane, In Oakland, August ive); oeiovea aausnrer or Mrs. r-ranx Mills of Spokane, Washington; loving sister of Harold E. White of Eugene, Oregon; loving niece of Etta J.

Dysert ot Roseburg, Oregon; loving aunt of Mrs. Pattl Arnesen of El Cerrlto. A na tive of Oregon. Friends are Invited to attend services at the East 14th Street Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Saturday, September 4, at 2 p.m. (Ample parking In adolnlng garage.) Interment Abbey Memorial Gardens, Vallelo.

YERXA, Ernest LeBarea, of 3951 Fairway Avenue, Oakland; died August 29, 1965 at Doctor's Hospital In San Leandro. A resident of Oakland since September, 1959. Mr. Yerxa was a retired citrus grower and for years made his home in Whlttler. Mr.

Yerxa Is survived by a daughter; Mrs. Robert Hess of Oakland; a sister, Mrs. MaWe Roseberry of South Pasadena; a granddaughter, Mrs. Besty Mumtord of San Francisco; a grandson, Ivan Hess of Oakland and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Mabel MacDonald of Whittler.

He Is also survived by two great grandchildren. Funeral service was conducted Wednesday, September 1st, at WHITE-EMERSON CHAPEL, Whittler, with Dr. Cyrus B. McCowan, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment was in Rose Hills Memorial Park.

San Francisco Deaths Alexander, Ethel M. McOee (Sheehan) Clifford, Julia J. Charlotte Estacaille, H. M. Vldar, Dagmar Minn, j.

R. C. Weinstock, R. West, Lucille Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNT HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully acknowledges Memorial gifts toward the fight against heart disease Memorial gifts may oe mailed to: Alimeda County Heart Association need-quarters, 121 East 11th Street, Oakland HI 4-354 or presented at Crocker Citizens Nations' Bank 1450 Broadway Oakland CITY CP HOPE gratefully acknowledges contributions Wt Brookdele Avonue KE 14442. KROSKA, Resalia, We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their many kindnesses, remembrances and spiritual bouquets, In our time of bereavement.

Ben Kroska and family. The family of the late Beatrice Smith, of 1922 Ward Street. Berkeley, wish to acknowledge and extend their appreciation for Ihe kind expressions of sympathy In their period of bereavement. Booker T. Smith, husband, Effie Arnold, daughter, Mattle Pitts, mother, Gregory Arnold, grandson.

Since 1873, progress at Albert Brown has been without compromise. phone) 653-7323 I J471 PIEDMONT AVfjt BAItLajaj RAISE QUIC.K CASH by selling "don't needs," renting that extra room, or offering services with a low-cost want ad in The Tribune! 5-Day Forecast Here are fh weather forecasts for the next five deyst: CtNTtAL CALIFORNIA Fair tomorrow through Wednesday. Temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Normal minimum and maximum at San Francisco, 55, ill Free-no, St, 94; Bakersfiekt, el, 94; Saline, J2, 74; Yssemite. as.

IS. NORTH! RN CALIFORNIA Fair tomorrow ttvough Wednesday. Temperatures 1 to 5 degrees below normal. Normal minimum and maximum at Sacramento, 57, IS; Red) Bluff, 63, 93; Eureka, 52. 41; Tahoe, 40, 73; Santa Rosa, 47, 12.

WiSTIRN NIVAOA Fair tomorrow through Wednesday. Temperatures 1 to 4 degrees betow normal. Normal minimum and maximum at Reno, 39, Wlnnemucce, 39, 14; Tonopeh, S5, 79. Weather Summary, Forecast Saa Francises lav mcn, and tomorrow but high fog near (he coast extending inland mornings. Low wterty winds 12 to 25 Callfarme-FaSr tonight and tomorrow arni Kinta nr the cant.

I ihi. i. Ml, Shasta Siskins Aruc.i. Uni cnnB temper sierrs Nevada Fair ti.u i tPZ'" but occasional cloudiness in the afternoons. Little chenge In temperatures Nevada Mostly fair tonight afternoon Xvj ndershymijllabtly ronter High tomorrow TS to 15.

Low tonight 3t SaM Joaaufn t.i-k. tomorrow. Little change In temperatures. it Lomrow. to 94, Low tonight 51 to 44.

Northwest winds 5 to 15 m.p.h. Moitfarav Saw iru uuk nwnlng but fair tomorrow afternoon. Little change In temperatures. High to- morrow 60 to 70. Lami nnlnh, Westerly winds 12 to 23 m.p.h.

Santa Clara Valley-Fair tonight end 7 111, 1. furmirrow i P.li. Low tonight at Central Coast CaunHac.i i 1.1.1 and tomorrow but bioh ina extending Inland mornings. High tomorrow M- Westerly wrrvot 10 to TO m.p,rt. Norteweitarii calrfaoia.i, (.

and tomorrow but patches ef high ioa near the coast. Little change in temporal hires. Low tonight et Ukiah, S5; Santa i j5.sgi norm in norjnweir wnrti, 14; to m.p.h. near the coast. California Summary A laree strana MoH the Pacific an miles west of the Washington coast this pressure rioge ok- o0' Gulf of Alaska south." ward Into the semltropics.

The pres. sure was low In southern Nevada. The weather will be felr In California through "'yn rog near the coast. A few thuMershowers occurred, last evening In fhe high Sierre around isnoe area But these storms died put during the Moat of California had clear skies this morning. High tern- EI were generally in the i but rarmed from to in n.ai,.

to 101 in Thermal. Low raadina thi morning were in the SCs or tow Wrs. Temperature Tables BAY AREA H. 52 Orinda 83 51 Pittsburg 75 4 Pleesanfon 4 i Richmond 77 49 San Frriu-a M. -7a 4 3 57 Concord Danville Fremont yvemwre 13 4 -3" 5S-59 54 1 SI I "WIIIICl wr.

uiaoio ai walnut Crk Oakland 44 si wauruKRiav- bLwUiiA, aa a. rase NOOTeo TJ 31 iuL 5f Blutf Fairfield 78 54 Sacramento Fresno 88 41 Salinas 70 37 Hamilton Fd. 68 44. San Dieqo 75 45 Los Angeles 82 65 Santa Barb. 77 61 Moffett Fid.

64 57 Stockton 87 5 neeoies iui 91 inermei Iv! a NATIONAL Albany, N.Y. 73 48 Kansas City 7 t3'- nuwwt mti jr ai3 vrv7a) T7 Amerillo 87 42 Little Rock 83 58 Ancnorage 5j Louisville 82 5.. Ashevide S9 Memohfe 82 64-77-42' Miami Bch- 8J-W- "Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise 72 41 Milwaukee 78 54- 82 50 PL 8) 58- Boston 77 55 Nana Orlaam 84 40- eimmsrttfe t7i New York -78 ie- BuHalo 68 4 N. Platte 82 50" Caiper 81 58 Oklahoma 8) 46 Charles. C.

85 72 Omaha 71 40 Chart. WVa. 76 50 Philadelphia 78 51' Charlotte 75 65 Phoenix 76 Chicago 76 62 Pittsburgh 71 47 Ciclnnafl 73 53 Portld. Me. 74 50.

Cleveland 70 JO Portld. Ore. 65 34. Columbus, O. 72 54 Raleigh 76 5 Denver 82 33 Rapid City 80 Oei Moines 81 41 Reno 85 45- Detroit 74 54 Richmond 75 36- 77 50 St.

Louis 78 55-84 67 Salt Lake 84 54-54 36 San Antonio 4 70 78 44 St. Ste. Mar. 70 32 87 72 Seattle 61 55" 78 4 Shreveport 86 67 78 72 Spokane 74 47 t2 71 Tempe-SrPt 77" 74 54 Tucson 73- Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo For Worth Helena Honolulu Houston Indina polls jacKW, wis watnirtgron SO 60, JackMnvllle 03 74 Wichita II 64. Juneau 64 42 CANADIAN Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa 5 40 Reglna 54 3 Toronto 68 32 Winnipeg 68 46 Vancouver 64 40 72 42 71 44 it so; se INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen 43 Sofia Amsterdam Ankara Athens Berlin Birmingham 57 Stockholm Tokyo 75 Tunis 66 Vienna 54 Warsaw es 63- srussets Casblsnc -4-Acapu4 64 BalOoa 88" to.

t. 16. Copenhagen Dublin Geneva Hong Kong London Madrid Malta Oslo Perls Rome Saigon 5 Bermuda 43 Havana 48 Hermoalllo 8 Kingston 55 Mexico City 37 Nassau 75 San Juan 48 Santo Domingo 50 Tegucigalpa 82 Veracrul 77 Precipitation NATIONAL Atbuoueroue, Birmingham, Des Moines, Fair, banks, Houston, Jackson, Miss. Kansas Miami Tamoe-St. Tucson.

JSi. Wichita, 01. CANADIAN Calgary, n. Farm Labor Bus, Truck li Hitrl3 Hurt-f MORIARTy! N.M. (AP) Thirteen persona were injured slightly yesterday when a Cot tinental Trailways chartered bus carrying farm workers from iVAHd trt -r-4V4Va l41 liil erN vt44 of a truck carrying explosivej on U.S.

66 east ot here. Four bus passengers hospitaBzed at Albuquerque but -were expected to be released today. Eight other persons, In cluding bus driver Bobby live- ly, 35, Aniarillo, were. tni.J ikai karvltal amMat leased. The truck driver, Ed ward Camp, 35, Oklahoma City, -was uninjured.

Officers said damage to both vehicles was light. The ex- plosives did not explode. Thuly-nine persons were aboard the bus, bound from Beaumont, to NET REVENUES (which with contributions In aid of construction are employed in the business for Investment in plant, working capital, and retirement of debt) 2,868,654 EAST BAY MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT (SPECIAL DISTRICT NO. 1) SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM BALANCE SHEET, JUNE 30, 1965 ASSETS UTILITY PLANT At original cost 25,400,957 Less allowances for depreciation 5,498,075 DEATHS BRANDT, Clara In Lafayette, September 2, 1965. wife of the late Rudolph H.

Brandt; beloved mother of Harold E. Brandt of Lafayette, Donald C. Brandt of Oakland, Mrs. LsVerne Steinbeck ot Oakland and Mrs. Elaine Urch of Fremont; sister of Mrs.

Selma Harves of Oakland, Mrs. Pauline Schmitt, Mrs. Lynn Wurm and Mrs. Hattie Schrlcker, all of Lincoln. Nebraska; also survived by 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

A native of Lincoln, Nebraska; aged 83 years. A member of Redeemer Lutheran Church of Oakland. Friends are Invited to attend the Services Friday, September 3 at 2:30 p.m. at TRUMANS CHAPEL, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. Rev.

Leland K. Mosley officiating. Intermenl Mountain View Cemetery. -Memorials may be sent to the Redeemer Lutheran Church, 61st Avenue and Brann Street, Oakland. BREVIG, Mildred of 37880 Farwell Drive, Fremont, September 2, 1945, loving mother of Mrs.

Dagny Frank of Fre- Funeral services will be held Monday, September 6, at 11 a.m., at the FRE- mi-int rHAPFI nf the ROSES MORTU ARY, 1940 Peralta Boulevard at Temple Way, with Rev. Noel P. Glover, Pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating. For further Information please call 797-1900. Francis G.

Rose, CARLSON, Lee Frederick, In San Leandro. September 1, 1965, beloveo nusDano 01 Mathilde D. Carlson; loving father of Lawrence E. Grant; grandfather of Edward Lee, Renee and Janice Grant of Oakland; brother of Roy. Everett and Levern Carlson of Turlock, Orville Carl-son of Modesto, Mrs.

Mildred Jackson of-Turlock, Mrs. Lucille Partch of At-water, Mrs. Marie Visher of Merced and Mrs. Geraldlne Ocken of Merced and the late Nora Carlson and Mrs. Leda Gary; also survived by aunts In South Dakota and many nieces and nephews.

A native of South Dakota; aged 62 years. A member of Standard Lodge, No. 440, F. and A.M., Oakland Consistory, A a Temple A.A.O. N.M.S..

Chabot Chapter, O.E.S. No. 571, 1 rifflf if Canlat Afie I37.S rrfll' tinr vrrvCi and Cement Masons Union, Local 594. Friends- are respectfully Invited to attend funeral' services Saturday, September 4 at 1:30 p.m. at the Frultvale Chapel of the CLARENCE N.

COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland. Services under the auspices of Standard Lodge No. 440, F. and A.M. Evening service Friday 8 p.m.

under the auspices of Chabot Chapter No. 571, O.E.S. (Parking area adlacent to Chapel) For further information please phone 533-4114. ESTACAILLE, Henry Michel, In Oakland, September 1, 1965; loving oroiner 01 Edmond Estacaille and Mrs. Jeannette Dilly "of Portland, native of San Francisco, aged 61 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, Sept. 4, at 8:30 a.m. at the Chapels of MAGENDIE 8j MALFANTI, 1340 Golden Gate Avenue, near Fillmore Street, San Francisco. Thence to the Church of Notre Dame des Victoires, where at 9 a.m. Mass will be offered.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Friday at p.m. HENRY, Frank of 9415 Peach Street, nnnri sntmher 1. 1965; beloved hus band of Edith Irene Henry; loving cousin of Mrs. Joslne Joseph of Oakland; lov-inn ther of Mrs.

June Irene Horton of rnnmrd. William A. Estev of San Lean dro and the late Lawrence B. Royal. Also survived by 10 granocnuoren ana nranrirhtlriren A native of AsDen Cotoradoi eoed7 vears.

A member of Roofers Union Local No. 81 and Neigh iFriends are invited to attend services from the new Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 6600 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Saturday afternoon, Sep tember 4 at 1:30. Remains will be forwarded to The Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah for further services and Inter- menr tFor further information. please call 632-1011).

KINNE, Florence in Oakland, September 1, 3715 Foorhltl Boulevard, Oakland, beloved wife of the late Maurice G. Kln'ne; loving mother of Nadine Many, Virginia Barham nd Jane Cumminas: also survived by 'five'grandchtWren and n-great grand- cniiaren. a nanve ot Vermont. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services at The East Oakland Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 Fact lith street. Oakland.

Saturday, September 4 at 1 p.m. (Ample parking In adjoining garage). Funeral services concluded at The Mortuary Chapel. LYNCH, Mervyn in Walnut Creek, septemoer 1, ivm ot ara sirwi, Richmond, dearly beloved husband of Clara Lynch of Oakland; loving father of Mervyn E. Lynch of Walnut Creek, Stanley L.

Lynch of Hayward, Mrs. Geraldine Chess of Oakland, Mrs. Dorothy McGown of Los Angeles, Mrs. Elizabeth Wheaton of Alameda, Mrs. Hazel Dletz of Oakland, Mrs.

Helen Dressel of Richmond and Mrs. Viola Hendrickson of Lafayette; loving brother of Everett Lynch of Sen Ramon, Mrs. Viola Jones ot Kensington and Roberta Read of Oakland; also survived by 12 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. A native of San Ramon, California; aged 81 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services on Saturday, September 4, at 1 p.m.

at the Chapel of SCHMIDT 8. DIXON, (Richmond Funeral Home) MacDonald Avenue at 38th Street, Richmond. Rev. Kenneth B. Wallace officiating.

Private committal. Chapel of the Chimes, Oakland. For further Information, please telephone SCHMIDT 8, DIXON, 235-6226. MARTINEZ, Fannie EarL In- Bwkeley. September 2, 1965, of 2814 College Ave- nue, Berkeley, beloved wife of the late Woodward J.

Martinez; loving mother of Tyrrell Martinez, Miss Carmel Martinez, Mrs. Barbara Hickman, all ot Berkeley; dear, grandmother of David Hickman of Berkeley. A native of Des Moines, Iowa. A member of St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Oakland, Catholic Ladies Aid Society of St.

Augustine's Church, a graduate of the University of California, Class of 1900, The College Women's Club, The American Association of University Women's Club, The Political Science Club and a former member of The Past Presidents Assembly of Association of Women's Clubs. Friends are invited to attend funeral services, Saturday, September 4, at 9:30 a.m., from the NEW McNARY CHAPEL, 3030 Telegraph Avenue, one block south of Ashby Avenue, Berkeley, thence to St. Augustine's Catholic Church, 400 Alca- traz Avenue, oakiana, wnere a Requiem ijwttr t)r Tffered her soul, commencing at 9 a.m. Recita tion of the Holy Rosary, Friday, at I p.m. Interment, St.

Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Oakland. MOOREHEAD, Rae, In Oakland, August 31, 1965, dearly beloved wife of William J. Moorehead, loving mother of Mrs. mi GARDEN OF LIGHT MAUSOLEUM secluded setting for Crypt Memorials, serene and beautifully landscaped. Write or telephone 654-1288 for Illustrated booklet.

CHAPEL OP MEMORIES CREMATORY MAUSOLEUM Howe, Pleasant Valley Avenue Montgmme Street, Oakland fieonje P.SUiunaa, Mir, XH'I Mi A Construction work In progress substantially complete 4. 19,905,897 CURRENT ASSETS Cash including debt-service funds, $382,540: Demand deposits and cash on hend 196,214 deposits (Interest bearing) 1,525,000 Mrsr-Martinez-4as a mem- 1 ber of St. Augustine's Catholic Lady's Aid Society, the College Women's Club, the American Association of University Wom en's Clubs, the Political Science Club, and was former member of the Past President's Assem bly of the Association of Women's Clubs. A Requiem Mass will be of fered at St. Augustine's Catholic Church, 400 Alcatraz at 9 a.m.

tomorrowThe-TMdtatirjnl of the Rosary will be at 8 p.m. today at McNary Chapel, 3030 Telegraph Ave. Howard Gray Park Bay Area friends are learning of the death in Santa Barbara of Howard Gray Park, 69, former San Francisco stock broker and scion of a family widely known in social and financial circles. Mr. Park, whose family in cludes a daughter, Mrs.

Anne Park Ryan of Onnda, died sud denly Aug. 25 while on a cabin cruiser outing off the Santa Barbara Islands. Born in Santa Barbara, where his family came from New York, he returned there after his re tirement some 20 years ago. During his days as a San Francisco toroker in Ms own A.L iirm, ne was cnairman oi uie public relations committee of the San Francisco Stock Exchange. He also leaves his widow, Frances C.

Park, and five children, including Mrs. Ryan. Church Eventsi Parish to Install The Rev. Wesley Neal, 28, of San Bernardino will be installed as the assistant pastor of the Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church, 433 Moraga Way, Orinda, at the 11 a.m. Sunday service.

He graduated from Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, Berkeley, in 1964. The installation will be con ducted by the Rev. Richard Bennett, pastor. Pulpit Guest Dr. Vere Loper, pastor emer itus, will be the speaker for the 9 and 11 a.m.

Sunday services at the First Congrega-tirrohOnnrhr1)uTaitt-Avenue and Dana Street, Berkeley. Sermon Subject "When God Says will be discussed by the Rev. Marion Lemon of College Av enue Presbyterian Church, Berkeley, at the Durant Avenue United Presbyterian Church, 2024 Durant at 11 a.m. Sunday. Healing Service Mrs.

Mary Light of Vancou ver, B.C., will conduct a healing service at St. James Episcopal Church, 12th Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, at 2 p.m. tomorrow. She will report on her mission "to Australia at 7T30 p.m. Sunday.

Ship Movements TODAY SCMIOULIO ARRIVALS Sublect to chenga without notice. ARIZONA STANDARD, RL. ASHBY MARU, Lang teach, Perr-RKh- DON ANTONIO, Los Angeles. Pier 1. EASTERN GALAXY, Los Angeles.

EVANGER, Los Angeles, ENC. HARMATTAN, Long Beech, Grove St. ILLINOIS, Long Beach. M. LOMBAROI, RLW.

MORMACRIGEL, Far East, OAS. PRESIOENT ADAMS, Los Angeles, Pier SO. TARANGEtt, Los Angeles, Pier 15-15. UTAH STANOARD, RLW. YORKMARK, Los Angeles, Pier 4.

SATURDAY, SIPTIMIIft 4 BOWLING GREEN, Orient, OAB. CHCOTAW VICTORY, Canal Zone, OAB. H. D. COLLIER, RLW.

HARRY LUNDEBERG, Sen Marcos. Gypsum Richmond. MORMACSURP, Portland, Oakland. SANTA EMILIA, Orient, Military Berth. YAWATASAN MARU, Japan, A-7 Pittsburg.

SCMIOULID DIPAITURIt Suofect change without notfee. TODAY HAWAIIAN BUILDER, Portland mc HAWAIIAN REFINIER, Honolulu. ENC. HONGKONG) BEAR, San Dwpo Stock PHILIPPINE BEAR Let Angeles. Stock- U.S.

Treasury notes at amortized cost Customer and other receivables, less allowance for doubtful, $483 Due from Water System Prepaid insurance UNAMORTIZED DEBT EXPENSE LIABILITIES CAPITALIZATION Accumulated net revenues employed In the business for Investment -In. plant, working capital, and retirement of debt (increase caused bv net revenues for year of $280,256) 7,936,377 unoertaKlng ot a project! ctre.t mence along the last-named line wider StatBTnd VaWnffia-Df-Brush Contributions In eld of construction Long-term debt-due serially through Maturing within one year Maturing after one year CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable Accrued Interest on long-term debt Other accrued expenses STATEMENT OF YEAR ENDED OPERATING REVENUES Sewage disposal service charges Proceeds from taxation OPERATING EXPENSES Sewer lines- end- oumoina- Treatment plant Customer accounting and collection Administrative and general Contribution to Retirement System current service Depreciation assistance to acaulre land In the orolect area; to demolish or remove buildings end Improvements; to Install, construct or reconstruct streets, utilities, parks, playgrounds, and any other project improvements; to make land andor properties available for rehabilitation or redevelopment by private enterprise or public agencies as authorized by law, and to effectuate rehabilitation of existing' buildings. Said protect will be undertaken by the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Oakland. (b) PROPERTY OWNER PARTICIPATION: By law, said proposed Redevelopment Plan provides for the participation in tha rehabilitation andor redevelopment of property In the project area by the owners of all or part of such property If the owners agree to participate In the redevelopment In conformity with tha Redevelooment Plan finally adopted- br the CltyXounctr of ine tiry or uaxiana. The rules for implementing such dtod- erty owner participation will be avail- soie tor puDiic inspection at me Redevelopment Agency, Room 1200, Latham Square Building, 508-16th Street, Oakland, California, on and after August 27, 1965, and will be open for discussion at said public hearing.

(c) RELOCATION OF RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES IN PROJECT AREA: The Redevelopment Plan contains proposals for the necessary relo cation of residents and businesses new located in the oro ect area. This oor- tion of the Redevelopment Plan-wlH be avanaoie tor puonc inspection ar the Redevelopment Agency, Room 1200, Latham Square Building, 508-1 6th Street, Oakland, California, on and after August 27, 1965, and will be open for discussion at said public hearing, (d) OPPORTUNITY TO BE 4HEARD: Any person or organization desiring to be heard will be afforded an opportunity to be heard during said public hearing. PfcSCKIPIION Or PROJECT AREA Said Oak Center Redevelopment Prel ect Is situated In the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, and Is more particularly described as ronows: Bealnnlna at the oolnt of Intersection of the northern line of 10th Street with the western line of Poplar Street, and running thence along the last-named line northerly to the direct orolonoation easterly of the southern line of 12th ORDINANCE No. NET OTHER REVENUES OTHER DEDUCTIONS Interest and expense on long-term debt NET REVENUES (which with contributions In aid of construction are employed In the business for Investment In plant, working capital, and retirement of debt) INDEPENDENT CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS' OPINION Board of Directors East Bay Municipal Utility District Oakland, California We have examined the balance sheets of the Water System and the Sewege Disposal System (Special District No. 1) of East Bay Municipal Utility District as of June 30, 19M, and the related statement! of net revenues for the year then ended.

Our examinations were made In accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, and accordingly Included such tests of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered necessary in the clrcum-stances In our opinion, the accompanying balance sheets and statements of net revenues of the Water System and the Sewage Disposal System (Special District No. 1) of East Bay Municipal Utility District present fairly the financial position of 'the respective systems at June 30, 1965, and the results of their operations for the year then ended, In conformity with generally accepted accounting principles apelM en a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. ERNST li ERNST Oakland, California I August 5, IveS No. 74AAug. 27 AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 11.071 TO ORDINANCE NO.

4777 CM S. TO CREATE TWO POSITIONS OF DRAFTSMAN IN THE CITY PLANNING DIVISION. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland as follows: SECTION 1. Section 21.071 I hereby added to Ordinance No. 4727 C.M.S.

to read as ollows: No of Salary, ex positions Title I 7r Schedule Ho. Sec. 21.071 2 Draftsman 24 tn Council, Oakland, August 26, 1945. Passed to print for two days: Ayes: Councilman Bronv Chlarvo, Megglore, Merovlcrw Osborne, Reading, Rllea, Rose and President Houlihan-4. Noes: None.

Absent: None. RAJSE QUICK CASH by selling "don't needs," Venting that extra room, or offering serv- ices with a low-cost want ad In The Tribune. OLADYIH. MURPHY, City Clerk No. September 2 C2t) v..