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COLOR AO S. F. Holy Week Apr. 2. 1 969 irtrb Easter Observances Begin Tomorrow i jinurcnes wm De sponsoring the annual sunrise service on -tm hats and dresses throughout The City will lead to services on a large scale in all churches.

Many churches will have two and three different services to accommodate the crowds. Probation Cliief Will Quit Early Gaetjen Out Tomorrow Christendom's Easter Holy Week in San Francisco enters tomorrow upon four climactic days, rich in tradition and solemnity. Tomorrow is Maundy Thursday. In some churches such as St. Boniface there will be the age-long ceremony of washing the feet at noon.

In Grace Cathedral at the Francisco," will be among them. Some churches will hold Holy Saturday vigils up to midnight in anticipation of the emergence of Christ from the tomb, followed at midnight by solemn masses. The joyous celebration of Christ's Resurrection begins in the predawn darkness Sunday when thousands climb the slopes of Mount Davidson for the 5:43 a.m. sunrise serv ice at the foot of a cross first illuminated in 1934 when a Mount Tamalpais. There 20 dancers will give a three-part interpretation of Life, Death and Resurrection called "A Celebration of Life." The officiating pastor will be the Rev.

Charles G. Robertson campus minister for the Marin County Ouncil of Churches. In the East Bay, for the first time in many years, there will be a 6:30 a.m. sunrise worship service on the shores of Lake Merritt next to the Sailboat House, spon same hour, Episcopal Bishop C. Kilmer Myers will bless Congressman: Ichord Hurt 1 WASHINGTON (Apj Rep.

Richard H. Ichord (D-Mo.) and his young niece suffered minor injuries last night when a small airplane the oils used for confirmation the remainder of the year. Other churches such as St. Luke's will have evening President Franklin D. Roosevelt pressed a gold key in Washington.

The Rev. Robert M. Young of Calvary Presbyterian Church will be this Easter sored by Oakland Central piloted by the congressman Holy Communion, remembering Christ's Last Supper with His Disciples. YMCA's Spiritual Emphasis crashed on a farm just south Committee. Dr.

Fred R. Brock president of West Many San Francisco of Washington. J-Ichord. 42. and his nieee.

Sunday's preacher for the ern Baptist Bible College at city's 47th annual service on Kyle Koch, a teen-ager, were treated for cuts and bruises churches will conduct three-hour services from noon to 3 p.m. on Good Friday, the day of Christ's cru- the mountain. El Cerrito, will give the sermon. The Easter parade of new At the same time the Ma at a hospital, then cifixion. His last Seven rin county council of LITERAL GATEWAY TO CHINATOWN Front door is in place on Grant Avenue at Bush Chinatown Gate Due in June Words on the Cross will be a central theme.

At Old St. Mary's Church, choisters will sing them. The Good Friday service at official groundbreaking took Long planned and often de HOW DIET CAN PREVENT HEART ATTACKS place in October, 1967, actual the First Congregational Church, Post and Mason, will layed, the Gateway to Chinatown is beginning to take construction got under way completed in June. The project, conceived more than 10 years ago, was bogged down by budgetary problems for years. Although be an ecumenical worship, only last September, shape at Bush Street and with Catholic and Protestant Even after construction be Grant Avenue and should be pastors taking part.

The Rev. By Ernest Lena Chief Juvenile Probation Officer Elmer Gaetjen, a fatherly figure at Youth Guidance Center for 27 years, will retire tomorrow a month earlier than scheduled. He. named Mrs. Rose McGrorey Acting Chief Probation Officer until May 1, when his retirement becomes officially effective.

Gaetjen, who reaches the mandatory retirement age of 63 this month, said he is leaving earlier to utilize some of his unused sick leave. San Francisco's Superior Court judges, who will ap-point Gaetjen's permanent successor, currently are receiving applications for the post- Gaetjen, after devoting his initial career to recreation and youth work, joined the Youth Guidance Center staff in 1942 as a probation officer. Subsequently he served as superintendent of Juvenile Hall there for 13 years and was appointed Chief Probation Officer in 1966. In a parting slap at what he termed "the small group of bleeding heart critics," of Youth Guidance Center, Gaetjen said: "They choose to ignore the fact that felony-type juvenile crime is soaring here. They would want us to pat hardcore juvenile delinquents on the back youngsters who knock down and rob people and release them.

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