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DEATHS Jan. 17, 1974 n5r 45 Helen, and a brother Conrad. Inurnment will be private. Portland, Maine, at 73. William It.

Eatzell, co-producer of "Finian's Rain-? bow" on Broadway, in Tea-neck, N.J., at 68. Oesten Unden, former foreign minister of Sweden and founder of his country's policy of postwar neutrality, in Stockholm at 87. Nellie M. Hassett, artist who produced more than 2000 paintings in 60 years, in Dr.M.V.Veldee, health official Dr. Milton V.

Veldee, a retired US Public Health Service medical director died Tuesday in a Palo Alto Hospital. He was 83. Dr. Veldee of Menlo Park spent 30 years with the health service in Washington, D.C. A graduate of Har-vard Medical School, he was chief of the biologic control division of the National Institute of Health for 10 years.

He spent three years in the middle 1950s as chief of biology at Stanford Research Institute. He is survived by his wife 'J tw r- mmmmmmm They twin Mi waft Mrs. Jesse Meyerfeld, Mrs. Elkus was for many years a dominant figure in the City's musical life as a singer. She also won national acclaim as a speech therapist.

Her late husband, Eugene, who died in 1962, was one of the country's leading authorities on credit and a counsellor of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Elkus was son of Louis and Cordelia de Young Elkus. The elder Mrs.

Elkus was a sister of Charles and M. H. de Young, founders of the San Francisco Chronicle. In later life, Mrs. Eugene Elkus curtailed some of her activities and turned to painting.

She was writing an autobiography when stricken with her last illness. Mrs. Elkus is survived by two sons, Eugene S. Elkus Jr. and Richard J.

Elkus, both Woodside, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Private family funeral services were held yesterday at the Home of Peace Cemetery in Colma. The family prefers memorial contributions to any favorite charity. Joseph Barry, AAA counsel A mass of the resurrection for Joseph F. Barry, attorney and general counsel for the American Automobile Association, will be held at 10 a.m.

tomorrow at St. Edwards's 3320 California St. Mr. Barry died Tuesday at St. Mary's Hospital He Is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Patricia Sandbach, four grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Stanley Nelson and Katherine Barry. The rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock tonight in the chapel of Carew and English, 350 Masonic where the funeral will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, prior to the mass. M.

A. Lafayette, United Artists Murry A. Lafayette, who spent his life In show business, died from a heart attack yesterday at-his San Mateo home. He was born in Baltimore and managed theaters in Now York City and other East Coast cities before moving to the West Coast three decades ago. Mr.

Lafayette and his wife lived in many West Coast cities from San Diegp to Seattle. Since becoming public relations representative for 'United Artists Corporation 29 years ago, his headquarters were in San Francisco. He was a member of the San Francisco Variety Club, S.F. Press Club and many Bay Area theater organizations. Outside of show business, his main interest was driving, stunt driving in Hollywood, and driving in the In-dianapolis 500, finishing though not placing, in the early 30s.

He is survived by his wife, Ethel, and daughter Leslie Ilona Lafayette, both of San Mateo. They expressed a preference for memorial contributions to the San Francisco Variety Club's fund for blind babies. A memorial service will be held in St. Matthew's Catholic Church, South El Camino Real and Notre Dame Avenue, San Mateo. Miriam Elkus, cultural leader Mrs.

Miriam Elkus, member of a distinguished pioneer family and a leader in cultural affairs died Tuesday at The Sequoias after a long illness. She was 89. 1 A native of San Francisco, daughter of the late Mr. and up in all ways chair and broke, HIS left arm a week later. Their Phoenix family includes six brothers and sisters.

Daniel and David Davis are 3 year old twins who have identical trou- bles. Daniel fell off a school slide and -broke his left arm; David fell from high Water boards now must study effects of waste disposal By JuneMuller The State Water Resources Control Board and regional water quality con-4trol boards must consider the effects of any proposed discharge on all as-. pects of the environment. This was the response yesterday of Attorney General Evelle J. Younger to a question posed by Bill B.

executive officer of the state board. VITAL STATISTICS Inez Kinney. Gaylord, a former YWCA official and wife of the president of the Oklahoma Publishing in Oklahoma City at 91. James Armstrong, a University of Notre Dame alumni official for more than 40 years, in South Bend, at 71. Andrew Allan, A Canadian radio and TV pioneer, in Toronto at 66.

I Elwyn J. PoweH, a pioneer in radio broadcasting agricultural news, in COUBROUGH, Julia (Julie) In this city. January 15. 1974, Julia (Julie) Coubrough. beloved wife of Walter M.

Coubrough, loving aunt of William B. Taylor and Robert W. Taylor; a native of California-Private Family funeral services were held. Contributions to Tha Heart Association preferred. (N.

GRAY CO.) CUMMINS. Msgr. Bernard A. In San Francisco, January 14, 1974, Msgr. Bernard A.

Cummins, loving son of Michael and Mary Cummins of Berkeley: loving brother of Msgr. John S. Cummins of Sacramento, Calif, and Mrs. Mary McCarthy of Colorado Springs. Colo.i a native of Oakland, Superintendent of Catholic Schools, Archdiocese of San Francisco.

A Concelebrated Mass of the Resurrection will be offered at St. Mary's Cathedral, Geary at Gough Thursday, January 17, at 4:30 p.m. Friends may call at the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, January 17.

Interment, Friday, Holly Cross Cemetery. DECKER, Henry J. In San Francisco, January 12, 1974, Henry J. Deckers dearly beloved husband of the late Lillian Decker; loving brother of Mrs. Margaret Lindner of Clyde, N.Y.: also survived by several nieces and nephews; a native of New Jersey.

Friends may call Friday and are invited to attend the funeral, 11:30 a.m. Saturday, January 19, at DUGGAN'S FUNERAL SERVICE. 3434 17th St. nr. Valencia, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

THE DUGGAN WELCH FAMILY OFF STREET PARKING DONG, Cary Nelson January 15, 1974, Cary Nelson Dong; dearly beloved son of Clarence and Nellie Dong; loving brother of Carlene, Candace and Calvin Dong. Services Sunday 11 a.m. CATHAY MORTUARY ELKUS, Miriam M. January 15. 1974, Miriam M.

Elkusi devoted wife of the late Eugene S. Elkus: beloved mother of Eugene S. Elkus Jr. and Richard J. Elkusi devoted grandmother and great-grandmother.

Private family services were held Wednesday afternoon. Memorials, in her memory, may be made to your favorite charity. HALSTED CO. 1123 SUTTER ST. i ESCOFFON.

Marion Jeanetta January 13, 1974, Marion Jeanette Escoffon; beloved mother of Claudine Breslln, Diana Bright, Charles (Skip) Escoffon John Escoffon and Michael Escoffon: a loving grandmother of six. Private services ware held Wednesday morning. HALSTED CO. 1123 Sutter St FORSTER, Frad Vic, Sr. In this city, January 16, 1974, Fred Vic Forster dearly beloved nus-bend of Mary Forster; devoted father of Fred Mary J.

and George Forster; brother of George and Henry Forsten loving grandfather of five grandchiu rem a retired member of Chauffeur's Union No, 265. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services on Friday. 1 E.m. at the Chapel of H.F. SUHR 2919 Mission St nr.

25th. Inurnment, Olivet Memorial Park. FULTON, George A. In this city. January 15, 1974, George Fulton; dearly beloved husband of the late Irene Fulton: devoted father of lone Brown, Jeanette and Louis Fulton; a native of Ar kansas: aged 74 years; a member or carpenters union Local no, 483.

Funeral Friday at 9 a.m. from BANTNER-FFLDER-KENNY CHAP EL, 1965 Market St at a thence to Sacred Heart Church where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at a.m, BALVIN, Christina In S.F.. January 16. 1974. Christina L.

Galvin; beloved wife of Thomas H. Galvin loving mother of Thomas Galvin Robert and James Noakes and the late Susan Gaivim dear sister of Bea trice Kahrau. Friends ara invited to attend the funeral on Friday, January 18. at 9 a.m. at DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CMArEL, lU9b 5)0.

Van Nei Ave. at 22nd St. Inter ment, Golden Gate National Cem- eiflrv. COURTESY PARKING MOBIL STA. 22ND SO.

VAN NES GOODRICH, Milton R. In Hay- Kmin ,1 1 f)7. l.nn Goodrick; devoted son of William and Etta Goodrick: endeared brother ef Stanley. Everett, Ger ald ana naroia uooancK, Mrs. Irene Mihovich and Mrs.

Bertha Sixtusj a native of California! a veteran of W.W. II. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday, January 16, at 11:30 a.m. from REILLY CO, 29th Dolores followed by Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Goodwin Ji Scanned Directors HOWE, Joseph E.

(Buddy) In this city. January 15, 1974, Joseph E. (Buddy) Howe; devoted son of the late Joseoh and Elizabeth Howe: loving brother of Frances and Genevieve Howe. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday at 9 a.m. from the Evergreen Mortuary of Mc-AVOY-O'HARA Geary Blvd.

at Tenth thence to St Brigid's Church where a Mass of the Resurrection will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Thursday at 4 p.m. McAVOY-O'HARA CO. LANDWEER, Louisa D.

(Lulu) In this city, Jan. 16, 1974, Louise D. (Lulu) Landweer, dearly beloved wife of the late Conrad Landweer, devoted cousin of Ursula Vendt, Ann Lewis, Mary Issel, Dorothy Sowers and Helen Baumgartner; a native of New York; a member of the Ninth Church of Christ, Scientist. Friends may visit at the Mortuary after 1 p.m. Thursday.

Funeral Friday. Jan. 18, 1974, at 3 p.m.. at CJRRIVAN'S CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET. Irving at 26th Ave.

(Sunset District). Inurnment Visiting: hours until 9 p.m. PARKING OPPOSITE MORTUARY Florists J. FREGOSI SON 4834 Mission, S.F. JU 5-3366 McLeansboro, 111., at 104.

Clarence E. Lovejoy, 79, originator of Lovejoy's College Guide, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital in Red Bank, N.J. He was a former boating editor of the New York Times. McGLEW. France C.

In this city, January 15 ,1974, Frances C. McGlew; beloved wife of James McGlew; loving daughter of Frances McCarthy of New York' City and the late Patrick McCar- thy: a native of New York; aged 23 years. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Thursday ana are invited to attend the funeral services Friday. January 18.

at 10 a.m. at DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake Ave. at Junipero Serra Daly City. Rosary Thursday evening 8 o'clock. Interment will take place in New York City.

Tuesday, January 22. DUGGAN'S SERRA PL 6-4500 Lloyd L. In Fullerton, January 15. 1974. Lloyd L.

Morris; a resident of Fullerton. California; dearly beloved husband of Evelyn Morris: loving father of Donna Morris; devoted son Leah and the late Earl Morris; dear, son in law of Palmira Pastini. Rosary Tuhrsdav evening at o'clock and funeral services Friday morning, 11 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 6utter St. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING NOLAN, David Can tn thia city, January 12, 1974. David Carl Nolan, beloved father of Mrs.

Grace Allison: loving grandfather of Nathan Jr. and David Allison) a retired employee of the S.P. Railway. Friends may call Friday after 9 a.m. and are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, at 10 a.m..

January 19, 1974, at DUGGAN'S FUNERAL SERVICE. 3434 17th St nr. Valencia. Private inurnment Olivet Memorial Park. THE DUGGAN WELCH FAMILY OFF STREET PARKING SILVERMAN, Jack In this city.

Jan. 15, 1974, Jack Silverman, be. loved husband of Shirley Silverman, loving brother of Carrie S. Bromberg, Celia Rabonovitch and Mary Moss. Private funeral services were Wednesday at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Divisadero St.

at Geary, SULLIVAN, Jeanne E. this city January 13. 1974. Jeanne Sullivan, beloved daughter of the late Ruth Wilson: loving sister of Ronald J. and Michael J.

Sullivan. Private services were held WAHnacfilU tn-TM with interment at Holy Cross, onioicry, oima. spiritual BOU Hucia, yrererreo. VIACAVA. Forence Asunta In fiY.

Jan. m. 194, Florence Asunta Viacava, beloved daughter of John and Adele Viacava, dear cousin of Sim Viacava; also oui.c.eu oy many cousins in Ita ara Invited to attend tne funeral services from the TnSoi rREET MORTUARY, 649 Green Street, on Fri- uay, Jan. IS 194. at 9:30 a.m.

thence to SS. Peter Pan Church, where a Mass of the insurrection will be offered at 10 a.m. Rosary Thursday at 8 p.m. Entombment Holy Cross Ceme- GREEN STREET MORTUARY VALET PARKING WEIR. Elmer La Raw in thl lAnnaru 1 I Weir; beloved husband of Norma rveir; uovuiea latner or Larry raauii, juim ana nunaia weir: a member of the Security Trader's Friends may call after 4 p.m qtw Hi.iiou iu attend the funeral Fnrijiu.

Junn.ru m- REILLY i i.u ran uoiores sts. inter ment, Olivet Memorial Park. Goodwin Scannell Directors Cremations No Fuss Funeral Del Mar Plan $250 Minimal CREMATION Services By Professional-Licensed Funeral Directors Serving The Entire Bay Area For 85 Years 2414 Grove Berkeley Phone (415) 841-2538 The Neptune Society Complete Cremation Services with dissemination at sea $250 The Dignified Simple Alternative to the Costly Involved Mortuary Funeral Cemetery System 680 Beach Room 451 San Francisco, Ca. 94109 Phone (415) 771-0717 Cremation Service Co. DIRECT CREMATION WITH BURIAL AT SEA $199.50 863-6761 Cemetery Lots GREENLAWN Mem.

Park. 2 lots. choice location, $200 each. Write this paper Box 12249. Cemeteries CONTINUING SECURITY AND LASTING BEAUTY WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION Colma, California 755-1727 San Francisco Office 421-4638 ORGANIZED 1864 lit A filllllllllll ALLAERT, Albert J.

BARRY. Joseph F. BELLONI. Pia BOWERS. Fredie.LeeSr.

BULLER, Tatianav. BURKE, Mary E. CHUNG, Bennie C0NGD0N, Dow Gilbert CONLEY. Charles E. COUBROUGH.

Julia (Julia) CUMMINS, Msgr. Barnard A. DECKER, Henry J. DONG, Cary Nelson ELKUS, Miriam M. ESC0FF0N, Marlon Jaanatta FORSTER, Fred Vlo, Sr.

FULTON. BeorgeA. BALVIN. Christina L. OOODRICK.

Milton R. HOWE. Joseph E. (Buddy) LANDWEER, Louisa. O.

(Lulu) McGLEW, Frances C. MORRIS, Lloyd L. NOLAN, David Carl Jack SULLIVAN. Jaanna I. VIACAVA, Florence Asunta WEIR, Elmer LaRoy ALLAERT.

Albert J. In this city, Jan. 15, 1974, Albert J. Allaert, beloved husband of Bertha Alia art i loving father of Leo Allaert and father-in-law of Helen Allaert) loving son of the (ate Julius and Emma Allaerti idolized grandfather of Joanne MacDon-a I and Dorothy Enos and great-grandfather of Sean Mac-Donald: a native of Belgiumi aged 81 years; retired member of the Butchers Union Local 115. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday, 12:30 p.m., at Holy Cross Cemetery Chapel.

Rosary Thursday, 8 p.m., at DUG-CAN'S SERRA MORTUARY. 500 WESTLAKE Ave, at Junipero Ser- ra Daly City. DUGGAN'S SERRA PL 6-4500 BARRY, Joseph F. In this city, January 15, 1974, Joseph F. Barry; beloved husband of the late Marie A.

Barry; loving father of Mrs. Patricia Sandbachi loving brother of Mrs. Stanley Nelson and Katherine Barry and the late Frank and John Barryj loving grandfather of Llzanne, Alison, Robin and Matthew Sandbach: a member of S.F. and California Bar Associations, tha Olympic Club and St. Vincent de Paul Society.

Rosary Thursday, 8 p.m. The funeral will take place Friday, January 18 at 9:30 a.m. from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave.i thence to St. Edwards Church, 3320 California where a Mass of the Resurrection will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

BELLONI, Pia In South 8an Francisco. January 16, 1974, Pia Bellonij beloved wife of Louis Belloni of South S.F.i loving sister of Mrs, Rose Fanucchi of Pa-cifica; also surived by nieces, nephews, cousins, sister-in-law and brother-in-law; a native of San Francisco, aged 70 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Friday, Jan. 18, 1974, at 8:30 a.m. from the NAUMAN LINCOLN MORTUARY, 322 Maple So.

S.F.i thence to All Souls Catholic Church where 1 Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 a.m. Entombment, Italian Cemetery. Rosary Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Contributions to the All Souls School, to be used for the prevention of smoking program, preferred, BOWERS, Fredie Lea Sr. In San Francisco, January 14, 1974, Fredie Lee Bowers Sr.) beloved husband of tha late Arsie L.

Bowersi loving father of Fredie L. Bowers Carneda Mulkey. Evelyn Dansby and Ruby Lublni also survived by eleven grandchildren; a native of Texas, aged 65 years: a veteran of W.W. II, a member of I.L.W.U. Local No.

6. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday at 11 a.m. at the SAN BRUNO FUNERAL HOME. 200 West San Bruno San Bruno, Interment, Skylawn Memorial Park, San Mateo. BULLER.

Tatiana V. January 14. 1974, Tatiana V. Buller; beloved wife of Herman C. Buller; mother of Alexander Buller; grandmother of one; a native of Russia.

Services Friday 10 a.m. DAPHNE 1 Church St. BURKE, Mary E. In this city. January id, iy4, wary t.

Burxei dearly beloved wife of the late John A. Burke: dear sister of the late Florence 1. Gordon and Edward W. Ferguson: sister-in-law of tha late George W. Gordom a native of San Francisco.

Private funeral services were held from the Chapel of SUHR 2919 Mission St. nr. 25th; thence to St. Peter's Church, 24th Alabama where a Mass of Resurrection wes ottered for tha repose of her soul. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Contributions to the San Francisco Cancer Society, preferred. CHUNG, Bannia January 14, 194, Bennie Chung; loving brother of Calvin, Taft, George, Vow, Frank, Richard and Victor Chung, Mrs. May Wong, Mrs. Frances Wong and the late James Chung and Mr. Rose Poo; also survived by many nephews and nieces.

Services Friday, 10 a.m. CATHAY MORTUARY C0NGD0N. Dow Gilbert In los Gatos, January 15. 1974. Dow Gilbert Congdon: husband of Violet Ives Congdon of Los Gatos; father of Mrs.

Melbourne i Louise) Brindle of Birdgewater, and Mrs. Donald E. McLeod of San Francisco: grandfather of Mrs. Edward P. Phillips of Southport, also survived by four great-grandchildren, a native of Hartford, Wise: aged 91 years; a retired member of tha Newspaper Guild.

Private services were held at tha DARLING FISCHER CHAPEL OF THE HILLS. 615 N. Santa Cruz Los Gatos. CONLEY. Charles E.

In this city. January lb. 194, Charles t. ton-lev: beloved husband of Sadie Conley; devoted brother of Mrs. Irma Smith: a native of California; a retired employee of Pacific Gas Electric Co.

and Pacific Service Employee's Association. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service 2 p.m. Friday, January 18, at N. GRAY Si CO, Divisadero St at Post AP Photo applicable effluent limitations, water quality related effluent limitations, national standards of performance, toxic and pretreatment effluent standards and any ocean discharge criteria." Jacobs said that anyone disposing or planning to dispose of waste into navigable waters or into other waters, rather than a community sewer system, must file a report with the control board. said Jaeger.

"But the city council said no." Instead, Belvedere Mayor Allan Steinau suggested Jaeger look into the possibility of buying a smaller car. "We looked at them all and decided on the Saab." The Saab cost $4145 compared to $3700 for a new Plymouth, Jaeger said. "But we're getting eight miles to the gallon in the Plymouths and 16 mpg in the Saab." Unlike the Mazda, the Saab lacks the incredible" acceleration. "We have about one high speed chase every three years, Jaeger said of Belvedere. Still, in the long chase, the Saab will do 110 mph.

Gray said the Mazda gets about 14 miles to the gallon, which is low for a small Japanese Import. "But our standard cars get about seven miles to the gallon." Both police chiefs report they've had inquiries from all over the U.S. by other law enforcement officials. a i Dendy asked whether the boards consider merely requirements to protect water quality and prevent nuisances or consider all aspects of the environment. Deputy Attorney General' Richard Jacobs of San Francisco wrote that waste discharge requirements be established by the appropriate regional board.

"Any such requirements must insure compliance with discover increasing competition for the nation's police car dollar, especially in small communities where law enforcement budgets are tight. "We broke the small car barrier," Gray said. "People started calling us mini-cops." But in the first 21,000 mes of operations, Gray estimated, the Mazda saved Cotati $1500 when compared to a full sized car, two of which the department also owns. "The Mazda certainly has done what it's supposed to do," he added. "It's the fastest police car in Sonoma County except for the CHP." Top speed: 116 mph.

Ironically, neither Gray nor Jaeger originally broached the subject small cars with their respective city councils because of the current fuel crunch. Both cities decided to get foreign patrol cars months before the price of gasoline started to skyrocket. "Last May we were considering converting one of the patrol cars to propane," Belvedere Police Chief John Jaeger with his department's new compact ears i Examiner photo by Sid Tata 2 police chiefs like their small, imported patrol cars 21B Harriet and Lourdes G. Sulit, 538B London MENDEZ-AGUILAR Jaime A. Mender, Pacific! and Vilma R.

Aguilar, same KETC HAM-WILLIAMSON Don D. KeFcham. Foster City and Teresa A. Williamson, Daly MACADO-OARCIA Miguel A. Machado, 45 Noa and Olga L.

Garcia, 180 Chattanooga LIMAGE-MAN James A. Xlmage, 830 Sutter and Margaret J. Man, Alameda HEIL-5CHNAL Gary w. Heil, 1949 Green and Barbara A. Schnal, same O'TOOLE-ARANA Edward P.

OToola, 5532 Gery and Mart a L. Arana, 363 19th Ava. MAGOAEL-ABAO Danilo T. Magdael, 2636 25th Ava. and Judith Abad, 55 Prague.

ESPIN06A-LONERO Eugene E. Espinosa, 407 29th St. and Christine L. Lonero, same MOLLISON-MARSTON Marco A. Mollison, 182 Seara and Marilyn Marston, 198 Nueva HORNBERGER-MILLER Nicholas W.

Hornberger and Marilyn Millar, Mountain View LOUIE-CHIN Stephen J. Louie. 927A ValleiO and Mary Chin, 2275 15th st FORTE-PITTS Edward C. Forte, Daly City and Debra S. Pitts.

1900 Eddy COOPER-MIRANDA Donald M. Cooper, 1270 Grove and Hortencia Miranda, 1463 41st ava. MILLER-FONTENOT Maurice E. Miller, Daly City and Elda M. Fontenot.

same BAUMGARTNER-CERRUDO Ronald W. Baumgartner, 425 25th ave. and Deborah A. Cerrudo, San Rafael CALASSI-GOODWIN Paul C. Galassi, 1290 2nd ave.

and Susan Goodwin, 1722 Irving COUSSEN-LITTLE Fernando Cuevaa Goussen, 701 4th ave. and Donna S. Little, So. San Francisco. ERICKSON-HUFF Robert M.

Erickson, 727 Qulntara and Cynthia E. Huff, Emeryville HICKMAN-TRUSS John L. Hickman, 1140 Turk and Barbara J. Truss, same LEE-CHUNG Calvin W. Lee, 5946 California Snd Jinnie Chung, 688 7th ava.

Dissolutions Petitions Fifed WARO Thomas and Karen. MU MPH REV Linda and Joseph. MOROINOIA Sharron and Joe. BAILEY Maureen and Richard. PAMMONS Robert and Margaret, teal separation filed DON DERO Donna and James.

Final Decrees STOLE Kathe and Dale. NELSON Charles and Janet HSIEH Sha Chang and Tien. ROBLES Danny and Linda. MACHEL Margaret and Peter. EZEKIEL Albert and Susan.

DE LEON Judy and Moises. CHESHIRE Dorothy an Alfred. POWELL Kathleen and William. PRICE Lawrence and Sherry. GOLDSMITH Judith and John.

CUNNINGHAM Irene and Wilford. SHAH AN Robert and Chiseko. VAN OSDOL Janis and David. Probates CRAIG Leslie on petition of Gloria Addieto. Sebanc JoseDhine Catherine.

on netition of Georse T. Sebanc. CASSAGLIA Mary, on petition of Louise cassagiia, LOUIE Wing Fun, under petition of Probate Code. ANDERSON Lucille on petition of Charles Wilson Anderson. PIODA Mae Es telle, on peition of Crocker Bank.

DANCIK Paul on petition of Stephen J. Perelson. STARICHA Arthur on petition of Norma M. Staricha. BENAM ATI Lawrence on petition of Elizabeth C.

Banamati. SHAPIRO Reuben, on petition of Alfred A. Shapiro. O'KEEFE JoseDh A Oft petition Of John O'Keefe. Births Born to Mr.

and ABOAU Lefanoga 0., 3990 Miction December 12.5' BAR ETT Gregory, 182 Abbot Daly Cily. uecemDei i. BEYER-Denis W. 2571-41st S.F.. December 30.

a son. BONNER Ottis 1172 Alicante Paclfica, December 29. CHARN-Shlu, 70 Bannock St. SF December 13, a daughter. CHAM-Willia H.S.: 630-24th November 9, son.

CORTEZ-LouiS 1149 Florida St. S.F.. December 22, a son, DUNN Jerome 3569Vi Mission st S.F., December 8, son. ESPlklLl-Rodolfo 485 Sawyer, December 14, a daughter. ESPINOSA Eugenlp G.

2858-A 25th S.F.. December J5. a son GRAY Anthony 222 Schywln S.F., December 10, a son. CHANEM Mohmud, 1501 Alabama S.F., December 27. daugh- CAEWOOD-Clyde 168 Sleklet Ave" S.F., December 26, a daugh- tpr 6LENN0N John 1651-30th S.F.,.

December 22, a daughter. SOMEi Jose 1375 Minna St, S.F., December 17, a son. SOMEZ-William 276 San Carlos S.F., December 17. a-daugh- IGNACIO Wayne 1822 Delaware Berkeley, December 12, JONESIifford 3055 Folsom S.F., December 17, a son. lASPONAS Bebiano 957 Mission No.

216, S.F December 14. a MARAMAQ George 1146 Hamp-shira S.F.. November 15, a MADRID Bonifacio. 916-A South Van Ness S.F., December 16, Ma'rouez Pete. 143 Ha mart on December 10, a daugh- OLAZABAL Baldemar.

971-B Alabama S.F., December 18, a son. OSTINI Robert 785 Hampshire S.F., November 27, daughter. POST Albert 142 Areuello S.F., December 23, a daughter. P0RTNOY Gerald 3234 Washington S.F., December 27. a son.

ttUE-TINGCO Ernesto 188 Dun-can S.F., December 14, daughter. RAOEL Darrell 1133 Russia S.F- December 12, a daughter. RAMIREZ Charles 1045 Grinella Petaluma, December 17, a son. RODRIGUEZ Antonio. 3066-24th St.

S.F.. December 18, a son. SAM ARZES George 857 Ada St. San Mateo. December 17, a son.

SERA Kiyoshi. 308 Lux Ave. No. 10., South S.FM December 14, a son. STEIN John 20 Topaz Way, S.F., December 31, a son.

SMITH Donald 140 Haight St, S.F.. December 23, a daughter. SIMMONS Walter 19 Maddux S.F., December 9, a son. SUGAR MAN David 55 Rossmoor s.F.. December 16, a son.

TORRES Antonio, 624 Blank an S.F., December 16, a son. YACOUB Halim 1080 Calle Pa- seo, Ignacio. December 23, a daughter. YOUNG David. 2242-47th Ave, S.P, December 12, a daughter.

YOUNG Edwin, 704 Courtland Richmond, November 11, a daughter. 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 for LUM-CHAN Wylla Lum, 131 Russia and Mamie Chan.

805 Pacific KRUL-dRTIZ Larry A. Krul, Alameda and Bar bara J. Ortiz, same By Robert Hollis It may be the energy -crunch or plain common sense to hear the police "chiefs of Belvedere and tati talk, small imported patrol cars are an idea whose time has come. "When we get our next patrol car," declared Cotati Police Chief Tom Gray emphatically, "it certainly won't be an American car." Gray is so enthusiastic 'about the Sonoma County town's nine month old Mazda RX-4 he almost sounds like a salesman. I Belvedere's John Jaeger seems as happy with his department's one month old Saab 99 LEA.

Belvedere is the first U.S. city to put the Swedish import to work catching crooks, he noted proudly. -Both men see the use of compact imports increasing across the country. "There are people who resist change," said Jaeger, "but wev'e all got to change." 'They also predict American, auto makers will soon mm.