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27, 1969 Obituaries Youth, 17, Recaptured As Murder Suspect Rudolph Boro, 17, who esc.aped from the Youth Guidance Center where he was being held for the Bayview murder of Darel Carter, was back in jail today. He and two other youths were captured yesterday afternoon by police following a daylight robbery at Page and Laguna streets. The victim was 79 year old Leon Habit, of 659 MacArthur Colma, who was treated at Central Emergeney for various bruises. He was allegedly accosted by Boro and 1 the other two, who tore off his jacket, knocked him down and took his wallet containing $8. lice found the three in a basement at 276 Page St.

Boro and three other youths were indicted earlier this month for the Aug. 1 slaying of Carter, the attempted murder of his father, George Carter, 63, raping Carter's fiance and robbing the Carter's home at 1506 McKinnon Ave. Lorraine Dickey, Tax Collector. 74 Miss Lorraine A. Dickey, San Mateo County's tax collector for 11 years and associated with that office for 42 years, died today in Mills Memorial Hospital, San Mateo, after a long illness.

She was 74. Miss Dickey retired six years ago. She began work in the county collector's office under the late Ambrose McSweeney, served later as chief assistant to Ralph MacArthur before being elected as collector herself. Reagan OKs Bill on G.G. Board Fate SACRAMENTO- -Gov.

Reagan announced today he has signed a bill directing the Golden Gate Bridge District to devise a public transportation plan justifying its continued existence or, alternatively, recommend its own dissolution. The measure by Assemblyman John F. Foran requires submission of the plan by the 90th day of the Legislature's 1971 session, when the district is scheduled to be free of bonded debt. The district, meantime, is authorized to operate "any and all modes of transportation within the district," including ferries, but will be precluded from any largescale programs until 120 days after the Legislature receives the transportation plan. Until that time, the bill prohibits adding a second bridge deck, using more than 50 percent of net revenue for bus services, or expending more than 30 percent of net revenues for ferries.

A Marin-San Francisco commuter bus service cannot be undertaken without contribution. by the affected counties for benefits of intra-county operation. Otherwise, Foran said, Marin in effect would get local bus service at district expense. The whole issue conceivably could be moot. Assemblyman John Knox (D-Richmond) is committed to introduce legislation next January abolishing the district.

She is survived by her sister, Mrs. Irene M. Lee, with whom she lived at 416 Princeton Road, San Mateo, two nephews, 11 great grand-nieces and nephews. The rosary will be at 8 a.m. Friday at Sneider and Sullivan Funeral Home, 977 South El Camino Real, San Mateo.

The requiem mass will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church with burial in St. John's Cemetery, San Mateo. San Jose Acts toBan Topless Special to The Examiner SAN JOSE If anybody shows you the way to San Jose, don't count on taking in a topless show.

Or dancing all night, either. The San Jose City Council, urged on by the chief of police, has rejected an ordinance that would have allowed all-night dancing and instructed the city attorney's office to develop a law banning topless entertainment. Bottomless, too. The city has only had one topless joint in its recent existence, a place near San Jose State known as "The Coed." It closed last year for lack of interest. The all-night dancing ordinance was backed by Councilman David Goglio, who saw it as a good way for people to sober up after 2 a.m.

closing of the bars. "This way," he said, "we put all the drunks on the road at the same time." But Police Chief Ray Blackmore took exception to this line of reasoning. "If all-night dancing is allowed," the chief said, "at least 10 downtown establishments would have to feature it to compete with each other. "No other Northern California city allows all-night dancing and it is not conducive to a good moral strueture for the What's the Score? For Latest Sports Results Dial Telescore. EX.

7-1240 Shipping In and Out of Port ARRIVALS Wednesday, Aug. 27 ARIZONA STANDARD, Amer. from sea, Chevron, RLW. AVILA, Amer. from Tacoma, PCT.

Oleum. CLEAKI, Greek from Los Angeles, Bakke SS, Sacramento. ESSO GLOUCESTER, Amer. from Long Beach, Humble Oil, Benicia. GENEVA, Amer, t-e, from East Coast, Lilly, Pittsburg.

GRAND MADONNA, Pan. from Kobe, Pacific SS, 9th Ave. HARUNA MARU, Jap. from Los Angeles, Transmarine, 7th St. STANDARD, Amer.

from sea, Chevron, RLW. IDAHO, Amer. from Port Hueneme, States SS, ARD. ILLINOIS, Amer. from Eureka, States SS, Pier 15.

ISLAND SKIPPER, Lib. from Japan, General SS, Stockton. M. E. LOMBARDI, Amer, from sea, Chevron, RLW.

PHILLIPS CALIFORNIA, Amer. from Estero Bay, Phillips, RLW. PRESIDENT BUCHANAN, Amer. from Naha, APL, MOTBA. PRETORIA, Dan.

from Portland, East Asiatic, OOH. SANTA MARIA, Amer. from Los Angeles, PCT, Union Rich. Thursday, Aug. 28 AMELAND, Dutch from Los Angeles.

Wms. Dimond, Martinez. BONNEVILLE, Nor. from Los Angeles, Overseas, Pier 26. CIUDAD DEMANIZALES, Col.

from Vancouver, B.C., Balfour Guthrie, Grove St. DONA NATI, Phil. from Coos Bay, General SS, TENT. HELINDAS, Lib. from Japan, Balfour Guthrie, Sacramento.

HONG KONG BEAR, Amer, from Yokohama, PFEL, LELAND DOAN, Amer. from Los Angeles, Wms. Dimond, McGuires. LOMPOC. Amer.

from Portland, PCT. Oleum. MARNE LLOYD, Dutch from Coos Bay, Trans. Pier 23. OLD DOMINION STATE.

from Eureka, States Marine, NSC. Gen. James Woodruff Dead at 92 One of San Francisco's most illustrious military officers, retired Army Maj. Gen. James A.

Woodruff, 92, was buried with full military honors at San Francisco National Cemetery in the Presidio. General Woodruff, who was graduated from West Point at the top of his class in 1899, died here last Wednesday. He last served in San Francisco from 1935 to 1937 as commanding general at Fort Mason. His grandfather was a '49er, coming to California as a pioneer. S.F.

Native He was born in The City and won scholastic honors at the old South Cosmopolitan Grammar School and Lowell High School. His father, Brig. Gen. Charles A. Woodruff, was graduated from the military academy in 1871 and served as district engineer for the North Atlantic Division on the East Coast before World War II.

General Woodruff, in a talk here on Army Day six years before Pearl Harbor, spoke on the theme, "Wake Up, America." He had also seen service in Philippines during the Spanish American War and commanded a regiment in France during World War I. His decoration included the U.S. Distinguished Service Medal. the French Legion of Honor, the British Order of St. Michael and St.

George and the Belgian Order of Leopold. Coast Artillery He became commander of the Coast Artillery Brigade in Hawaii in 1937 and a year later he received his second star. In 1939 he assumed command of the Army's First Corps Area with quarters at Boston, where he inducted the first draftee of World War II. Later he became assistant commandant of the General Staff School. Surviving are a son, retired Navy Commander J.

A. Woodruff of Denver; a daughter, Mrs. F. J. Johnson, wife of retired Rear Adm.

F. J. Johnson, of San Francisco; five grandchildren and five children. Gertrude Sarah Ord, San Rafael Memorial services for Mrs. Gertrude Sarah Ord, member of a longtime Marin County family, will be held at 1:30 p.m.

tomorrow in the garden of the family home, 90 Culloden Park San Rafael. Mrs. Ord, widow of the late insurance executive, William Ord, died yesterday in San Rafael. A native of San Rafael, she was a member of the Woman's Athletic Club of San Francisco. Survivors include a son, E.

G. Ord, San Rafael; three daughters, Mrs. Charles E. Pollock of San Rafael and Mrs. George S.

Smith and Mrs. Alexander W. Bryant, both of Santa Rosa; 13 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. The family requests contributions to Tamlapais Trail Riders, P.O. Box 282, Fairfax, or to a favorite charity.

Ex-Bay Lumber Merchant Dies In Oregon Funeral services for Clarence Swainston, former San Francisco lumber merchant, were held in Portland, Monday, local friends were advised today. Mr. Swainston, who for years operated the Big Bear Lumber and Supply Company in Colma, died of a heart seizure on Thursday. He is survived by his wife, Virginia Garner Swainston of Portland; a son, Paul Lynn Swainston of San Rafael; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Moulin of San Francisco, and a stepdaughter, actress Peggy Ann Garner.

Maria L. Pacheco Rites Set A Requiem High Mass for Maria Loreta Pacheco member of a pioneer Spanish land grant family will be offered at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in St. Sylvester's Church, San Rafael. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

tonight in Keaton's Mortuary, San Rafael, and burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Dies at 81 Miss Pacheco died yesterday at Marin General Hospital after a brief illness. She was 81. A retired schoolteacher, Miss Pacheco was a direct descendant of Ignacio Pacheco who came to California in 1776.

The present community of Ignacio is on land once owned by him and named after him. Once a Principal Miss Pacheco taught at Meadow Park School at Hamilton Air Force Base. which also is situated on land once owned by her family. She was principal at one time of the West End School and also of the Sun Valley School in San Rafael, and continued teaching until her retirement 16 years ago. The only immediate survivor is a sister, Irene Pacheco, with whom she lived at 161 Bayview Drive, San Rafael.

Legendary Uranium Finder Dies GRANTS (N.M.) (AP) A Navajo sheepherder who picked up a few yellow rocks 20 years ago near here and sparked New Mexico's uranium boom is dead at 88. Patricio "Paddy" Martinez died yesterday in a Grants hospital where he had been ill two weeks. The yellow rocks turned out to be rich in uranium ore, eagerly sought by prospectors in the Southwest when the nation's fledgling nuclear industry was moving into high gear. Although great wealth never came to the sheepherder because of his discovery, it did lead to a fame rivaling that of legendary western prospectors. Accounts of how Martinez came on the uranium-rich ore body varied in later years.

In one interview five years after his discovery, Martinez described how he came on curious yellow rocks while riding his horse in western New Mexico. Martinez rode to Grants and showed the rock to some of his acquaintances. Geologists later confirmed the find. Martinez' discovery was on land where the mineral rights were owned by the Santa Fe Railway. He later reached a financial agreement with the railroad to care for himself and his family, including 15 children.

Vital Statistics Births Born to Mr. and BERNDT Richard Lawrence, 30 BORRERO August 7, a daughter. Dionisio Lalo, 818 Cypress So. S.F., August 14, a son. CATTANACH Herbert Gibby, 433 Moana Way, Pacifica, August 12, a daughter.

CAVALLERO Edward James, 2740 Folsom August 11, a son. CHOROSKI Richard Oscar, 687 Dartmouth August 13, a son. CONROY Michael William, 341 Oriente Daly City, August 15, a daughter. DIEZ Vincente, 1452 Sutter August 11, a daughter. ECHEVARRIA Jeremias.

770 Shotwell August 16, a daughter. ESTRELLA Manuel Joe, 828 August 13, a son. EUSTAQUIO Tranquilino Landicho, Oak August 12 a daughter. FAULKNER Raymond, 1551 Treat August 11, a daughter. FLORES Nicolas, 368 Shotwell August 10, a son.

FOULK Benjamin Lewis, 2047 23rd LA August 8, a son, FRY William Thomas, 135 Bennington August 10, a daughter. GARZA Rodolfo, 416 Precita August 15, a daughter. GILMER James Clay, 2106 Revere August 13, a son. GONZALEZ Jose, daughter. 2106 Folsom a GUTIERREZ Buenaven, 1719 Quesada August 14, a daughter.

HARRIS Mannesseh Eli, 885 Northridge August 6, a son. HATCHER Jimmy 90 Caseli August 15, a daughter. HAWKINS Scott Allen, 2893 24th August 9, a son. HERNANDEZ Guillermo Santiago, 3731 Army August 15, a son. KAPEWA Anthony Joseph, 334 Teddy August 7, a daughter.

KENNEDY Dudley, 1745 Geneva July 31, a daughter. KOLBRICH Jacob Arthur, 1418 10th August 12, a son. LARA Manuel, 2878 16th August 11, a daughter. LEW Jin, 708 11th August 1, a daughter. MARTINEZ Bayardo Antonio, 254 London August 8, a daughter.

MOJICA Mark Anthony, 336 Baden August 13, a son, MONTI Roberto, 110 Clinton Park, August 14, a son. NICKAS George Michael, 2845 San Bruno August 16, a son. OROPEZA Wenceslao 28 Cunningham Way, August 6, a daughter. OTIS Milton, 70 Reardon August 12, a daughter. PASQUINI Marc Joseph, 724 Junipero Serra August 8, a daughter.

PRECIADO Aurelio, 2211 Bryant August 7, a son. PRICE Charles 1870 42nd August 14, a daughter. POLISZUK Antonio, 12 Corte Comoda, Millbrae, August 16, a son. STERIO Johnny, 143. Eureka August 9, a son.

SCIUTTI John Edward, 221 Precita August 5, a daughter. STORN Eugene, 80 Mount Vernon August 6, a son. TAPIA' Dante Feliciano, 230 Moscow August 11, a son. TREJO Luis, 414 Capp August son. Joe Williams, 2230 Bryant Apt.

No. 4, August 4, a daughter. TSUTSUI George, 778 Capp Apt. No. 3, August 6, twin sons.

TUNOA Sivanu, 244 Capp August 15, a son. VARGAS James Robert, 3057 21st Apt. No. 4, August 16, a daughter. WATHEN John David, 836 Oddstad Pacifica, August 1, a daughter.

WELCH Charles Raymond, 78 Hill City, August 9, a son. WILLARD Alex, Quincy, 108 Salada Pacifica, August 8, a daughter. WONG Jeffrey, 1130-A Pacific August 11, a son. YOUNG William Gomez, 430 Ellsworth August 9, a son. A certified copy of a birth certificate may be obtained for $2 from the S.

F. Department of Public Health, 101 Grove Street, in person or by mail. Marriages Licenses issued to: SHEA-HAIRE John E. Shea 22, 38 Southwood and Mina O. Haire 21, 210 Jules.

JONES-HAY William P. Jones 21, Oakland and Katherine L. Hay 21, Oakland. ROSE-MARKS Edward I. Rose 69, 85 Amber and Lillie Marks 60, 2091 20th Ave.

ANDERSEN-GLYNN Alan W. Andersen 24, Tiburon and Sharon M. Glynn 22, 1333 Gough. LEUSCHEN-COMAROTO Ronald L. Leuschen, 23, Daly City and Carmella V.

Comaroto 19, 1871 29th Ave. Robert R. Schaldach 35, San Carlos and Glenna A. Aldrich 25, 862 Guerrero. Ernest J.

Ghio 25, 124 Curtis and Frances T. Ruggiero 19, 1524 48th Ave. Joseph F. Mayen 22, San Jose and Betty C. Valencia 24, San Jose.

Collin S. Chu 22, 450 Eureka and Lily F. Wong 20, 323 25th Ave. KORPUS-COHN Howard L. Korpus 27, Oakland and Sandra L.

Cohn 23, 54 Miraloma Dr. 1 Funerals 1 Boro, of 909 Minnesota escaped from the Youth Guidance Center Aug. 16 along with three other juveniles. One of them, Edward Hayes, 17, was recaptured with Boro yesterday. and the other youth, Michael Anderson, 17, of 226 Ivy were booked in City Prison for robbery.

Also arrested for slaying Carter were Paul Jones, 20, of 585 Hayes and Samuel Craig, 19, of 1472 Ellis St. Attorney, Ex-Newsman E. D. Buckley Special to The Examiner GRASS VALLEY Funeral services were held today for Edmund D. Buckley, a newspaperman who switched to a successful career in law.

Mr. Buckley, retired chief counsel for Getty Oil died Sunday in Miner's Hospital in Nevada City. He was 66. Born in Alameda, he attended the University of California and later worked on newspapers in Honolulu, Tokyo, Shanghai and San Francisco. In the early 1930s he was night foreign editor for United Press in San Francisco.

Mr. Buckley studied at night at Hastings Law School and joined the former Associated Oil Co. as an attorney in 1934. He was later associated with the former Tidewater Oil Co. and became Getty's chief counsel several years ago when the two firms merged.

Survivors include his wife of 34 years, the former Peggy Greenleaf, and two children, n. Sheila Buckley of Washington and Edmund of Claremont, Calif. Rosary for Pfc. Charles Velasquez Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock tonight for Marine Pfc. Charles Velasquez, who was killed in action in Vietnam.

He had been there one month and died Aug. 13. The 20-year-old Skyline High School graduate studied electronics at Laney College before entering the service eight months ago. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond J. Velasquez of 3862 High Oakland, a brother, Danny, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucio Gutierrez of Oakland and Mr. and Mrs.

John Macias of Montebello. Services will be at the Services will be at the Bannon Mortuary, 6800 E. 14th Oakland, at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow with a 9 a.m. Requiem Mass at St.

Lawrence Tools Catholic Church, 3725 High St. Burial will be in Golden Gate National Cemetery. 13 to 1 Shot HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Alex Williams, 12, Denver, will compete Friday for the second annual national Hula hoop championship against 13 other regional finalists all girls. Bills Signed Tuesday, Aug. 26 Associated Press THE GOVERNOR Bills Signed Perjury Repeals requirement that perjury must be proven by two witnesses, or one witness and roborating circumstances makes it easier to prove perjury: AB 831, Wilson (Rep-San Diego).

Paramilitary Classifies engaging in school rioting or violent disruption as "paramilitary AB 574. Lanterman (Rep-La Canada). Firearms Permits destruction of firearms such confiscated destruction in crimes, is and requires exhibit filed in a criminal action: AB 118, Vasconcellos (Dem-San Jose). Pet Food Provides for $100 annual license fees for pet food businesses and adopts new regulations covering pet foods: AB 665, Briggs (Rep-Fullerton), Rates Requires a hotel or motel which collects a rate higher than one posted to pay a fine of at least $100; AB 784, Murphy (Rep-Santa Cruz). Bridge to Bridge Directs the Golden Gate velop a transportation facilities plan for the 1971 Legislature, also authorizes district to operate all transportation within district: AB 584, Foran ALLMON, (Cotter), Agnes F.

In this city, August 25, 1969, Agnes F. Allmon, beloved wife of the late Robert Allmon: loving sister of Mrs. Madeleine Norton and the late Peter Cotter loving cousin of Thomas and Anita Cotter; devoted niece of the late Catherine and Nan Cotter: a member of Dolores Institute No. 7. Y.L.I.

Funeral Thursday at 9 a.m., from Chapels of ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN 2254 Market St. bet. 15th and 16th, then to St. Thomas the Apostle Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. DOLORES Institute No. 7 Officers and members will assemble at ARTHUR J.

SULLIVAN Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock to recite the Rosary for our late sister Agnes Allmon. MARIAN FETT. Pres. IRENE W. HANNAN, Secty, BORN, Carl In this city, August 22, 1969, Carl Born, dear friend of Doretta and Charles Erhard; a retired member of Sailors Union of the Pacific.

Funeral on Thursday, August 28. at 1 p.m., at DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 So. Van Ness Ave. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. FAULKNER.

Ethel M. In this city, August 23. 1969. Ethel M. Faulkner, dearly beloved wife of James L.

Faulkner: loving sister of Mrs. Junita Priest, Mrs. Carrie Thomas, and George and Roy E. Horton: devoted aunt of Mrs. Oneda Barker, Mrs.

Wanda Lou Hutto and Dr. Robert Horton. Funeral services were held at GANTNER-FELDE ChapInurnment. Olivet Memorial Park. FOGARTY, Evelyn J.

August 21, 1969. Evelyn J. Fogarty, beloved sister of James A. and Clifton 1. Fogarty, Mrs.

Genevieve A. Hansley, Mrs. Mae F. Goodan, and the late Owen M. Fogarty; a native of San Francisco.

The funeral took place Tuesday August 26, 1969 at DUGGAN'S. 3434 17th St. nr. Valencia. A Requiem High Mass was offered at Holy Name of Jesus Church.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. DUGGAN'S HE 1-4900 3434 17th St. GOODALL, Laura F. August 21, 1969, Laura F.

Goodall, R.N.. dearly beloved wife of George A. Goodall, loved. sister of Thomas Geary Cleveland of Sausalito. Services were held Monday afternoon at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St.

Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. GOSANO, Germano (Gerry) in this city, August 25, 1969, Germano (Gerry) Gosano, beloved husband of Aida Gosano, devoted father of Eddie, Geraldine, Michael and Carolyn Gosano: loving son of the late Adeliza Gosano, beloved brother of Leno, Bertie. Linda, Dr. Eddie, Ave. Luigi and Rev.

Father Zinho Gosano; a native of Hong Kong, Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAVOY O'HARA Geary Blvd. at Tenth thence to St. Cecilia's Church where Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:45 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. Donations to the St. Ignatius High School Building Fund preferred. PARKING COURT TENTH AVE. HALL.

George E. August 20, 1969, George E. Hall, beloved husband of the late. Mary Hall; loving father of Henry Thomas R. and the late George D.

Hall: a native of Richmond. Va. Private funeral services were held Tuesday August 26. Interment Golden Gate National Cem- etery. DUGGAN'S HE 1-4900 3434 17th St.

HOERNER, Robert C. Accidently in this City, August 23, 1969, Robert C. Hoerner, devoted son of Robert and Ada Horner, loving brother of George Horner, beloved grandson of Ruth and the late Austin C. Horner, beloved fiance' of Jackie Cordes, also survived by Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. A native of San Francisco.

Aged 28 years. A member of Bottler's Union Local No. 896 Private services were held Tuesday, August 26, at N. GRAY 4000 Nineteenth Ave. at Sargent.

Interment Cypress Lawn Memoial Park. MARC, Lucy Ameila In Redwood City, August 25, 1969, Lucy Amelia Marc. beloved wife of the late Peter J. Marc, devoted mother of Raymond F. Marc of San Jose, Mrs.

Lucille Rodriguez of Burlingame and the late Eugene Marc: loved sister of Mrs. Louise Barozzi of Yolanda. devoted grandmother of Malcolm David M. and Eugene H. Tracy and Dennis Marc: also survived by five great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Thursday, August 28, at 10 a.m.. at the Colonial Mortuary of CROSBY-N. GRAY 2 Park Road, Burlingame. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. MIDDLETON, George E.

In San Rafael, August 25. 1969, George E. Middleton, husband of Ruby Marie Gasberg Middleton; a native of San Francisco. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday August 28, at 1 p.m. at.

KEATON'S MORTUARY. 1022 E. San Rafael. Entombment Mt. Tamalpais Cemetery.

McKINLEY, Laura Ida In Redwood City, August 25, 1969, Laura Ida McKinley. devoted grandmother of Don: McKinley of Belmont; also survived by two great-grandchildren: a native of lowa, aged 90 years. Private graveside services will be conducted at Skylawn Memorial Park, San Mateo. Arrangeby CARLMONT FUNERAL CHAPEL, Belmont. Florists J.

FREGOSI SON 4834 MISSION. S. F. JU 5-3386 HENRY SCHRUMPF 911 VALENCIA 647-8277 Funeral Directors quiet dignity gracious surroundings DAPHNE FUNERALS CHURCH STREET 621-1313 San Francisco's Highly Trusted Funeral Directors Halsted Company 1123 Sutter Street OR 3-3000 MULCAHY, Marie c. In this city, August 25.

1969. Marie C. Mulcahy. dearly beloved wife of the late Patrick J. Mulcahy, devoted mother of Daniel Thomas P.

and Patrick. J. Mulcahy, beloved sister of John Coyne and of Mrs. Margaret Gilbert: aunt. Mrs.

Joyce Holland and Richard Bogart; also survived by ten grandchildren; a native of St. Paul, Minn. Friends may visit Wednesday after 7:00 p.m. at the Funeral Home of HOGAN SULLIVAN, 1266 9th between Lincoln Way and Irving St. (Sunset Dist:) Rosary Thursday, at 8:00 p.m.

A High Mass of Requiem will be celebrated Friday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Anne's Church. Interment Holy Cross: Cemetery. Memorials to your favorite charity preferred.

(St. Paul papers, please copy.) OLSEN. Harry J. At rest, August 21, 1969, Harry J. Olsen, beloved son of the late Thomas and Helena Olsen: a former member of Operating Engineers Union, Local No.

a native of Norway, aged 80 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at the COMISKY-ROCHE FUNERAL HOME. cor. of Dolores and 16th Sts.

Interment Greenlawn Cemetery. ORD. Gertrude Sarah in San Rafael. August 26, 1969, Gertrude Sarah Ord, beloved wife of the late W. E.

J. Ord: loving mother of Mrs. George S. Smith of Santa Rosa, Mrs. Alexander W.

Bryant of Santa Rosa, Mrs. Charles E. Pollock of Rafael and E. G. Ord of San Rafael; loving twin sister of the late Mabel Moore Scottford and the late Mrs.

Madeline Meigs and Florence Moore: loving grandmother 13 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren: loving aunt of Meigs of San. Rafael: a native of San: Rafael, a charter member of' the Women's Athletic Club of San Francisco. Friends are invited to attend Memorial services Thursday August 28, 1969 at 1:30 p.m. in the Garden of the family home. 90 Culloden Park San Rafael.

Memorial contributions may be made to Tamalpais Trail Riders. P.O, Box 282. Fairfax; or your favorite charity. Friends: may call HARRY M. WILLIAMS MORTUARY.

3rd St. at E. San until 9 p.m. Wednesday (tonight). PACHECO, Maria Loreta In.

San Rafael, August 26, 1969, Maria Loreta Pacheco: loving sister of Irene aunt of Don Kinsella, Ben Pacheco and the late Jack and Dick Kinsella: a native of San Rafael: a member of the Marin Audobon Society and retired Teachers: Association. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, August 28, at 9 a.m. KEATON'S MORTUARY. 1022 E. San Rafael, thence to St.

Sylvester's Church, 1115 San Pedro Peacock Gap, San Rafael, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 9:30 a.m. Interment. Mt. Olivet Cemetery, San Rafael. Rosary service will be recited at 8 p.m.

at the KEATON CHAPEL Wednesday, August 27. D'ELIA BONACORSO Robert J. D'Elia 22, 30 Brazil and Sandra G. Bonacorso 20, 326 Madrid. HAMERTON-HALL Darryl.

O. Hamerton 31, Palo Alto Diana C. Hall 25, Same. SMITH Daniel T. Smith, Jr.

24, 30 Perego Terr. and Karen A. Smith 22, Berkeley. ROSENBERG-MacPHERSON Stanford L. Rosenberg 44, 435 Dr.

and Myrette M. Macpherson 35, 2595 Clay. NELSON -CARTER Donald E. Smith 23, 402 Warren Dr. and Susan M.

Carter 21, San Rafael. MADSEN- REED John R. Madsen 21, U. S. Navy and Deborah J.

Reed 21, 860 Geary. JOHNSON-BLACKLOCK Ross A. Johnson 23, Sacramento and Sandra D. Blacklock 25, Daly City. James K.

Spruill 19, 936 Oak and Christine S. Street 22, 233A Downey, FOWLER William B. Draft 33, 2904 25th St. and Judith A. Fowler 22, Same.

WOODSIDE-SLOSS Steven M. Woodside 21, San Jose and Linda E. Sloss 21, 2870 Pacific. REED- BOLDS Henry A. Reed 24, 1531 Thomas and Bobbye A.

Bolds 20, 260 Page. STEARNE- BROWN Rodney V. Stearne 21, 222 Schwerin and Linda C. Brown 18, 254 Victoria. HAVEN-GILBOY Patrick J.

Haven 23, San Rafael and Cherilyn A. Gilboy 22, Kentfield. SPILLANE-BURKE Michael W. Spillane 25, 5550 Diamond Hts. and Ann T.

Burke 24, 212 20th Ave. ZATOPA-BICK James R. Zatopa 24, Sausalito and Susan A. Bick 23, Sausalito. OKURI-MOORE J.

A. Okuri 25, Philadelphia, Pa. and C. Moore 31, 1301 Fell. CARDENAS-PLANIN Christopher H.

Cardenas 21, 155 Silliman and Connie L. Planin 17, Montebello. BROWN-CRATER Tyrone L. Brown 18, 1513 Pershing Dr. and Bernestine Crater 16, 1924 Golden Gate.

ZEMAN-MANDELBAUM Donald J. Zeman 25, 2900 Cabrillo and Lorraine E. Mandelbaum 23, 265 North Pt. STUART-SHAW Chipman G. Stuart 37, Norman, Okla.

and Roberta S. Shaw, 26, 2290 Stockton. SHITFIELD-HENRY David M. Whitfield and Meredeth J. Henry.

SACCUZZO-HENDERSON Dennis P. Saccuzzo and Lorraine S. Henderson. KUHNS-HONEYWELL Roy D. Kuhns and Karen F.

Honeywell. Divorces Complaints Filed VAN--Vicky vs. Robert. GULAY vs. Connie.

HEATH -Karen vs. Kenneth. MAHMUD-Iracema vs. Abder. -Carol vs.

H. Mark. WHITE-Jessie vs. Opal. NORDMEYER-Monika vs.

Horst. MARSHALL-Jovita vs. Howard. WILSON -Ida vs. Elinn.

SHANKLIN-Remedios vs. Alfredo. BROOKS- -Harold vs. Diane. CARDINAL -Hazel vs.

Raymond. SULLIVAN-Rose vs. Kenneth. RUNYAN vs. Charles.

HANCOCK -Mary VS. Hampton Ill. TOMASELLO-Pearl vs. Thomas. OPPENHEIMER-Barbara vs.

Michael. PORSHNEKOFF- Lydia vs. Simon. Annulments Filed KLUCK-Nellann vs. Daniel.

HURST -Lois vs. John. Annulments Granted ROGOL-Susan and Clynton. Interlocutory Decrees ARIAS Esther from George. BENJAMIN-Babette from Jerry.

CORRY-Sheila from Edmond. -Giuditta from August. KIMBALL -Zara from Michael. -Joseph from Hattie. FONG-Mee from Kam.

WONG from Shirley. -Suzanne from Edward. CALLEY- from Conception. LASSUS- -Birgit from Jean. WOOD- -Glen from Carolyn.

TORRES- Guillermina from Miguel. -Barbara from Alonzo. THORN -Silmis from Grady. BOYLE- from Ronald. Final Decrees RODRIGUEZ-Silva and Eulalio.

SMALL- Leon and Bernice. CARCAMO -Pamela and Frank. GILL-John and Mary. RAY- Rogers and Sarah. GILLIT Elda and David.

FRANKLIN-Marion and Robert. GREENE- Gloria and Shirl. GERLACK-Mercedes and Edward. HOOD Paul and Patricia. ORR-Sylvia and Kenneth.

Probates QUAYLE-Dorothy on petition of Robert Quayle. REINECKE on petition of Harold A. Reinecke. NIACARIS Stella, on petition of AnG. Hayes.

COLEMAN- Anna on petition of Crocker Bank. WEEKES -Samuel on petition of Mary J. Weekes. LEVY- Josephine, on petition of Edward Brown. TEMPERANI, Lola In this city August 25, 1969, dearly beloved daughter of Josephine Temperani and the late Joseph Temperani; a native of S.F.: a member of the Retail Clerks Union.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, August 28. at 8:30 a.m. from the Mortuary of W. C. LASSWELL 6154 Mission St.

corner Wilson, thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Daly City, where a Requiem Mass will be offerd, commencing at 9:00 a.m. Entombment, Italian Cemetery, The Rosary will be recited Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock. In Memoriam TOLOMEI, Anthony M. To the dear memory of my idolized HUSBAND. Continuous Masses.

Dearest Name carved in my heart, emblem of love and devotion you did impart. Deeply mourned by Your Cherished Wife, MARIE Monuments L. BOCCI SONS Master Artisans Dedicated to Sacred Service 7778 Mission Colma 755-2787 Cemeteries 2 ADJ. plots. Greenlawn Cemetery, Colma, $150 ea.

PL 5-2176. WOODLAWN Memorial Park Before Need Cemetery Arrangements within the Means of Everyone: Colma, Calif. PL 5-1727 S.F. OFFICE GA 1-4636 Organized 1864 WOODLAWN Memorial Park PACIFIC RELIANCE, Brit. from Los Angeles, Holland America, 80.

PENMAR, Amer. from Long Beach, Calmar Lines, Parr 5. PRESIDENT HARRISON, Amer. from Port Hueneme, APL, Pier 50. SILVERGATE, Swed.

from Portand, Johnson Lines, Universal. TAGATAY, Nor. from Los Angeles, Overseas, Pier 26. TINDALO, Phil. from San Diego, Transmarine, Pier 30.

DEPARTURES Wednesday, Aug, 27 ACHILLES, Amer, for Alaska, Phillips, Amorco. BRASILIA, Swed. for Vancouver, B.C., Johnson Lines, 92. BREITENSTEIN, Ger. for Vancouver, B.C., Balfour Guthrie, 80.

DAVID E. DAY, Amer. for Long Beach, Hendy, Benicia. GAINESMILL, Amer. for sea, Thornley-Pitt, Martinez.

GOONAWARRA, Swed. for Portland, General SS, 80. LOCH LOYAL, Brit. for. Los Angeles, Holland America, Universal.

PRESIDENT LINCOLN, Amer. for Yokohama, APL, 50. SURFER, Amer. for Honolulu, Dillingham, 80. SUWAHARU MARU, Jap.

for Bangkok, Lilly, Levin's Yd. Thursday, Aug. 28 AMES VICTORY, Amer, for Port General SS, ARD. BODENSTEIN, Germ. for Los Angeles, Balfour Guthrie, Universal.

ESSO GLOUCESTER, Amer. for Long Beach, Humble Oil, Benicia. HARUNA MARU, Jap. for Japan, Transmarine, 7th St. PACIFIC TRADER, Amer, for Los Angeles, Matson, 7th St.

PINTO, Nor. mv. for Kitimat, B.C., InterOlsen, 9th Ave. PORSANER, Nor. for Portland, General SS, Universal.

PRETORIA, Dan. for Los Angeles, East Asiatic, 80. SINALOA, Dan. for Vancouver, B.C., East Asiatic, 80. WILD RANGER, Amer.

for Astoria, Waterman, TENT. WITHIN MEANS OF ALL Even families of average means can afford the beauty of Cypress Lawn. And here, beauty is assured for the years ahead by the area's largest endowment fund. Visit Cypress Lawn or call or write for our brochure. LAWN MEMORIAL PARK A non-profit cemetery for all faiths Colma, San Mateo County PL5-0580 Funeral Directors Godeau NEW THE CONCEPT FUNERAL HOME Service Twilight Funeral 41 Van Ness at Market San Francisco 94102 HE 1-1230 $489.