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Springs still in slayings' grip any connection with them in San Francisco with the underground?" By 2 p.m. the temperature had stopped climbing. It was 108 degrees. As the residents of Las Palmas Estates finished their dinners and watched reruns of "The Six-Million BAILEY, Asa G. BONDANZA, Joseph Sr.

BROBAK, Arnold (Bob) BURKS, Elizabeth CALCAGNO, Giacomo CASTILLO, Josefa CIRIMELE, Nickios D'AMATO, Pietro D'ANGELO, Loborio DI TANO, Normal L. FILISETTI, Beatrice 0. FLANAGAN, Lenore M. FORTINA, Mary (Marietta) GIRAS, Nick C. GRAHAM, Alice Young HEDDEN, Ralph H.

HORNUNG, Albert 0. IMSICK, Fred J. JACOBS, Otis Glyde, Jr. JOHNSON, Raiph W. LUCHI, Mario 0.

MACKEY, Charles Jr. MALLOY, Eunice MAST, Erwin MASTORAS, Napoleon MAYES, Barnie McSHANE, Ida Isabel ORMAZA, John E. PEARCE, Madeline V. (nee Lunny) PEDERSON, Carlton Anker POST, Robert A. SHAW, Nell E.

SOFIOS, John Frank SULLIVAN, Ethel R. TERZAKIS, Athina WARNER, Ray L. WHITE, Cartalance P. (Booty) WILSON, Anita Elizabeth ZIMMERMAN, Nancy A. BAILEY, Asa G.

In San Francisco, Sept. 29, loving husband of Aida Bailey and dear father of Denise Bailey. Funeral services were held with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. SUHR WIEBOLDT Mortuary BONDANZA, Joseph Sr. At rest, October 14.

1978: dearly beloved husband of Irene Bondanza; loving father of Joseph L. Bondanza and Diane Pravettone, adored grandfather of Nancy and Paul Pravettone, Joseph, Frank, Terri Ann and Christopher Bondanza; brother of Rosa Passadore of Italy; idolized father-in-law of James Pravettone and Dolores. Bondanza; survived by many nieces and nephews in California and Italy; a member of the Scavengers Protective Union and the Monte Christo Club of S.F. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Sunday and are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday at 8:45 a.m.

from the Chapels of 4840 Mission thence to St. Vincent de Paul Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m., Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum. Vigil service Monday evening at 8 o'clock. 333-0161 BROBAK, Arnold (Bob) In this city. October 8, 1978; beloved husband of Joan Brobak: devoted father of Shyrlie Barca and Bob Brobak, dear grandfather- of Jennifer and Geoffrey Barca; loving son of Anna Brobak, Portland; dear son-in-law of Nylda Dee; aged 47 years.

Private services will be held. Donations to Cancer Society. BURKS, Elizabeth In Oakland, October 11, 1978; beloved wife of the late Leslie E. Burks; loving mother of Eleanor B. Hart: grandmother of Leslie B.

Hart and Elisabeth Bathgate; great-grandmother Randy and Betsy Hart. Private services were held. CALCAGNO. Giacomo Oct. 11, 1978; dearly beloved husband of Margaret Calcagno; father of Lorraine Pirrello of New York City and Walter F.

Calcagno; also survived by SIX grandchildren; one of the founders of the Golden Gate Disposal Co. A Mass of Christian Burial was offered Friday morning at St. Mary's Cathedral, with entombment. Holy Cross Cemetery. HALSTED 1123 Sutter CASTILLO, Josefa Oct.

9, 1978; dearly beloved wife of the late Doroteo Castillo; loving mother of Lupe Castillo and Hilda Harris; devoted grandmother of Dean Harris and Kim Hickenbottom; loving mother-in-law Edwin D. Harris; a native of Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, Mexico; aged 84 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday. Oct. 16, at 9 a.m., from the Chapels of VALENTE, MARINI, PERATA 4840 Mission thence to the Church of the Epiphany, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. 333-0161 CIRIMELE, Nicklos in Germany; loving son of the late Frank and Rose Cirimele; loving husband of Lilli Cirimele: father of Claude Cirimele; brother of Irene Ercolini, Frank, Milton, Robert and the late James Cirimele; aged 62 years; a native of S.F. Services will be held Wednesday, Oct.

18. Golden Gate National Cemetery, 10:15 a.m. Memoral donations to Hanna Boys Center or St. Anthony's Dining Room. D'AMATO, Pietro In San FranCisco, October 14, 1978; beloved husband of Lena D'Amato; loving father of Rose Bowles of San Mateo.

Thomas D'Amato of Santa Rosa, Fred D'Amato and Sarah Quinteros of Belmont: grandfather of Andrea, Nicholas. William and Nina D'Amato, Valerie, Stephanie and Mark Quinteros and Nicholas D'Amato; also survived by many nieces and nephews of Sicily; a member of the Alaska Fishermans Union, Maria De-Luma and SS Peter and Pauls Parish. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, October 17. 1978, from the Chapels of GREEN STREET MORTUARY. 649 Green at 9 a.m.; thence to SS Peter Pauls Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 9:30 a.m.

Recitation of the Rosary Monday at 8 p.m. Entombment, Ital- ian Cemetery, GREEN STREET MORTUARY VALET PARKING D'ANGELO, Loborio In South San Francisco, October 14, 1978; Loborio D'Angelo; beloved husband of Anita D'Angelo of Burlingame; loving father of Rev. Donald D'Angelo Secretary to the Arch Bishop of San Francsico and Joyce Ahigren of San Bruno; brother of Carl D'Angelo of S.F.. Joseph D'Angelo, So.S.F., "Carmella Manoguerro of S.F.. Josie Byrum of So.S.F.

and Lena LaRocca of Terra Linda; grandfather of Jason Ahlgren of San Bruno; also survived by his son-in-law Erick Ahigren and sister-in-laws Eileen D'Angelo and Dena D'Angelo and several nieces and nephews; a native of Eureka, California; aged 68 years; a member of the Butchers Union Local No. 155 of San Francisco, and Owner of D'Angelo Brothers Fish Poultry Store of San Francisco. Funeral services from the SNEIDER SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME, 977 So. El Camino Real, San Mateo on Tuesday, (Oct. 17) at 9:30 a.m.: thence to St.

Bartholomews Catholic Church, San Mateo for a Funeral Mass commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Monday evening at 8 p.m. Interment, Italian Cemetery, Colma. S.F. Sunday Examiner Chronicle Dollar Man," Riverside County pathologist F.

Rene Modglin was at the Palm Springs Mortuary leaning over the body of Frances Williams. The maid was the first of the three victims to be examined Friday night in an autopsy marathon that went into the early morning hours of yesterday. The maid was followed by Mrs. Funerals DI TANO, Norma L. Oct.

9, 1978; beloved mother of Norine Boschetti, Claudine Woeber, Joan Gaskell and David Allan; devoted grandmother of Michael and Stephen Boschetti. Dana and Donna Di Basilio, Matthew and Janine Sanford. Rosary Sunday evening, o'clock, at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Monday morning, 10:15 o'clock, at SS. Peter Paul's Church, 666 Filbert St.

Interment, Italian Cemetery. Contributions to Merola Fund for Performing Artists, San Francisco Opera, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, CA 94102. HALSTED CO. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING FILISETTI, Beatrice 0. At rest in Burlingame, October 12, 1978; beloved daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Filisetti; loving sister of the late Letitia Weich; devoted cousin of Larry Frediani of S.F.: a native of S.F.: aged 88 years; a resident of Pacifica for the past 25 years. Graveside services were held Friday, October 13 at 1 p.m. at Holy Cross Cemetery, under the direction of NAUMAN LINCOLN'S CHAPEL BY THE SEA MORTUARY, Pacifica. FLANAGAN, Lenore M.

Oct. 10, 1978; beloved wife of Procter Flanagan; loving mother of John Procter Jr. and Terrance Patrick Flanagan; loving sister of Dr. Edmund J. Morrissey and the late Philip Morrissey: loving grandmother of Terrance Procter, Jennifer and Jamie Flanagan; a native of San Francisco.

Private funeral services took place Friday. CAREW ENGLISH FORTINA, Mary (Marietta) In San Francisco, Oct. 13. 1978; beloved wife of the late Joseph Fortina; loving mother of Mrs. Frances Falcone and Mrs.

Caroline Muniz of San Francisco; idolized grandmother of John F. Muniz of San Bruno; adored great-grandmother of Michael and Gina Muniz of San Bruno; a native of Oleggio. Italy; aged 95 years. Rosary Sunday evening, 8 o'clock, at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Monday morning, 9:30 o'clock, at St.

Vincent de Paul Church, Green St. at Steiner. Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, San Rafael. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING HALSTED CO.

GIRAS, Nick C. Oct. 7. 1978, in Hayward, a veteran of World War I. Friends are invited to attend a veteran's memorial service 7:30 p.m.

Sunday. Funeral service at 9:30 a.m. Monday. DAPHNE ONE CHURCH ST. GRAHAM, Alice Young Oct.

10. 1978: beloved wife of the late William J. Graham; devoted friend of Alexander and Ronald Beigel and families. Private services were held Friday. HALSTED 1123 Sutter HEDDEN, Ralph H.

In San Francisco, October 13, 1978; beloved husband of the late Mary A. (Gleason) Hedden; loved father of John W. Hedden of S.F.: dear grandfather of Johna A. Lounibos of Petaluma, John. W.

Hedden Jr. of Sacramento, Theresa S. Lockwood of S.F. and the late Patrick G. Hedden: of 10; a native of Chanute, Kansas; aged 98 years.

Friends may call at the Mortuary and are invited to attend a Masonic Service on Monday at W.F. GORMLEY SONS MORTUARY, 2015 Capitol Sacramento. Phone: (916) 443-6513. HORNUNG, Albert 0. In Vallejo, Oct.

12, 1978; dearly beloved husband of Mabel Hornung of Vallejo; devoted father of Walter L. Hornung, San Jose; affectionate grandfather of Jimmie, Judi and Scott Hornung: a native of Stockton, aged 82 years; Past Patron of Golden Gate Chapter No. 1, O.E.S., SF. Funeral services will be held 10:30 a.m. Monday, in the WIGGINS FUNERAL HOME, 524 Capitol Vallejo, where friends may call after noon today (Sunday).

Interment, the Stockton Rural Cemetery, Stockton, Ca. IMSICK, Fred J. In Burlingame, October 13, 1978; beloved husband of Elizabeth A. Imsick; loved father of Richard F. Imsick of Petaluma and Mrs.

George Cerelli of Foster City; dear father-in-law of George Cerelli and Beverly Imsick; loving grandfather of Rhonda and Rebecca Imsick and Robert and Richard Cerelli; also survived by six a native of San Francisco; aged 81 years. Funeral services will be held Monday, October 16, at 1 p.m. at the Colonial Mortuary of CROSBY-N. GRAY 2 Park Road. Burlingame.

Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Conributions to the American Heart P.O. Box 1039. Burlingame, Ca. 94010, preferred.

JACOBS, Otis Glyde, Jr. Entered into rest, Mt. View. October 11, 1978; Otis Glyde Jacobs, husband of Constance Jacobs, Palo Alto; son of Viola Jacobs, S.F.; brother of Alice Jacobs, S.F. and Viola Covey, Fairbanks, Alaska; a native of Modesto.

aged 60 years. Friends are invited to attend Memorial Services on Monday, October 16, 1978 at 7 p.m. at the Chapel of ROLLER HAPGOOD TINNEY, 980 Middlefield Palo Alto. Service under the auspices of Palo Alto Lodge No. 1471 B.P.O.E.

Memorial contributions to the Oncology Dept. at Stanford Medical Center, preferred. Monte, Oct. 13, 1978: beJOHNSON, Ralph W. In EI loved husband of the late Madge W.

Johnson; loving father of Miriam Davis, Edwina Erichsen and Nadine Johnson; survived by four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Mortuary Monday, Oct. 16 after 7 p.m. and are invited to attend the funeal services Tuesday, Oct, 17 at 2 p.m. at the Mortuary of W.C.

LASSWELL 6154 Mission St. cor. Wilson. Private cremation and burial at Sea. LUCHI, Mario 0.

In Troutdale, Oct. 13, 1978, a long-time San Francisco resident; husband of Helen G. and brother of Elvo. Funeral services Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at the BATEMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL, Gresham, Ore. Interment, Willamette National Cemetery.

MACKEY, Cupertino, Charles Oct. 15. 1978: Charles Williams Mackey, beloved son of Mary Anne Dattoll of San Jose and Charles William Mackey, of No. St. Louis, loving brother of Christopher James and Camille Alain Mackey of San Jose and Gregory Allen Carter of San Jose: devoted grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank A. Dattoli of Milpitas and Mr. and Mrs. Leo C.

Mackey of Kirkwood, dear great-grandson of Mrs. Etolia Priester of Piedmont, a very special friend of Michael J. DeLucca of San Jose; a native of St. Louis, aged 19 years. Friends may call at the SANTA CLARA FUNERAL HOME, 1000 Scott Santa Clara, Sunday, Oct.

15, 1978 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Funeral services and interment in St. Louis, Missouri. Contributions to help defer expenses preferred.

Page 7 Oct. 15, 1978 By Don Lattin Examiner Staff Writer PALM SPRINGS Omnipresent air conditioners protect them from the heat. Stone walls and towering palm trees protect them from each other. Pressure mats, motion detectors, security guards and Bi-Spy beams are supposed to protect them from crime. They are the movie stars, business executives and retired millionaires of Las Palmas Estates.

And they have just come to the frightenMing realization, that they, too, are vulnerable. Disbelief over the mysterious triple slaying of former San Franeisco race track entrepreneur Edward Friendly, 74, his wife, Sophia, 71. and their 67-year old maid Frances Williams, continues to grip this exclusive Palm Springs neighborhood. Neighborhood residents who have never met venture from their homes and backyard pools for unprecedented conservations on their sizzling asphalt streets. They ask reporters if there are Indications of underworld ties, while police call such queries "runaway All police admit knowing after two days of round-the-clock investigation is that there were no signs of forced entry and many valuable items were left behind.

Papers were thrown around a room in what one investigator said "may just be a cover-up." The same thing happened a few months ago, when the Friendlys were on a four-month vacation. No suspects or motive have been uncovered. Investigators have ruled out suicide, but won't say if they've found the murder weapon. A coroner's report found that a' figh-caliber pistol was placed against the skulls of Williams and Friendly. He was also shot in the heart.

The gun was estimated to be about one foot from Mrs. Friendly's head when fired. The report listed the cause of death for the two women as "gunshot injuries of the brain." Friendly died of "gunshot injuries of the There were no signs that any of the three victims were otherwise physically abused. Time of death was sometime between 6:30 p.m. Thursday and, 7:30 a.m.

Friday. As he does three mornings a week, Leo Mannebach entered Edward Friendly's carport early Friday morning and walked toward a door leading to the swimming pool. It seemed like a typical morning in Las Palmas Estates. The early morning sun cast a red-tinge on the San Jacinto Mountains towering above the four-bedroom Mediterranean-style home as Mannebach began cleaning the pool for Friendly, who likes an early morning swim. Something was bothering Mannebach as he began working, but he wasn't sure what it was.

Thinking trick, he realized he had spotted out of the corner of his eye, a human form lying on the kitchen floor. He wondered why someone would be sleeping on the floor, especially in a household of early risers. The Days 3 Springs shot to Desert in PS Sun Om he. Examiner Bengiveno Palm Springs police Lt. M.J.

Smith, who is dealing with the killings Walking back into the carport, Mannebach looked through the window of a door leading into the kitchen. "My mind was in a state of shock," he said in an interview yesterday, recalling when he saw the maid in her white uniform, lying in a pool of blood. Mannebach rang the front door bell, but no one answered. He tried a neighbor's door and got the same response. While walking down the deserted street in search of a telephone, he flagged down Officer Art Francis, who was patrolling the neighborhood.

Francis, with the aid of other officers he called, broke into the Friendly home a and discovered the first triple homicide in Palm Springs history. At 7:30 a.m., the temperature had already reached 80 degrees. By midmorning, a dozen local cops, county coroner's staff members and crime specialists with the U.S. Department of Justice's regional crime lab from Riverside had arrived. Five television camera crews and a small army of journalists roamed the neighborhood, unable to find anyone who heard any shots.

Inside, the bodies of Williams, in the kitchen, Friendly, in the bedroom, and Mrs. Friendly, in the hall, were lying in pools of blood. The home, decorated with antique furniture, was in a "minor stage of disarray." Papers were strewn, drawers open and a coat rack overturned. Places were set at the dining room table. Several pieces of fish were burned to a crisp in an oven turned down to a low heat.

It was approaching noon and 100 degrees. Amazed neighbors saw all this activity at 893 Camino Del Sur and wondered what was going on. Close cops said things like "routine investigation" or "looks like a Later, when they learned what happened, The reaction was amazed fascination, similar to what one gets while watching "Police Story." "It's a strange kind of neighborhood," said Betty Cota, who lives several doors down. "I don't even know the name of my next door neighbor. Almost everyone here doesn't live here all the time.

This place is like a cemetery in August. You could shoot a cannonball down the street and nobody'd notice." She lives here on weekends with her husband, Dan, an executive with Xerox Corporation in Los Angeles, and their 8-year-old daughter. Another neighbor, whose house is tagged with "Security by Westinghouse" signs, didn't want his name in the paper. His father was afraid "that nut will get us next. "We've been here a year.

We wave to people but its hard to get friendly," he said, unaware of the gruesome pun because he didn't know his neighbors' names. "People here are pretty reclusive." "We were stunned that it could happen around here," said an 11- year resident who lives across the street from Trini Lopez. "Was there Victims' relatives are stunned Relatives of Edward Friendly, one of the victims in the triple slaying in Palm Springs, were at a loss to explain what might have lead up to the killings. Friendly's brother, Alfred, a Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist and former managing editor of the Washington, Post, was expected to arrive today in Palm Springs. In a telephone interview, his wife expressed shock at the apparently senseless killings.

"We are completely in the dark," she said. Edward Friendly, she said, had been doing "almost nothing" since he retired several years ago as a successful real estate and investent broker here. He also had been a general manager of the old Tanforan race track in San Bruno and was part of a group of Eastern financiers who bought the track in 1959 for $5 million. The track later burned but the organization now runs two other Bay Area tracks, Golden Gate Fields and Bay Meadows. A nephew of the dead man is Jonathan Friendly, a news executive with the New York Times.

He was Taxi's rider leaps from span A man stepped from a taxi crossing the Golden Gate Bridge, vaulted the railing and plunged to his death last night, the Coast Guard reported. Rescuers searched unsuccessfully for the unidentified man for one hour after the 8:45 p.m. incident. Redwood City Cab driver Rich Recker told bridge authorities that he was driving across the span when "the guy opened the door and jumped." Final Teamster nix on pact The last of eight Northern California Teamster locals on strike against four big supermarket chains has voted unanimously to reject a tentative settlement, putting the coup de grace to current hopes of ending the 13-week-old dispute. Local 315 warehousemen voted 475-0 against the proposed agreement yesterday.

Later in the day, drivers and platform workers from the same local voted 411-0 against the pact. Friendly and then her husband. "It was a very busy day," said Deputy Coroner Pat Choate. "We worked from 7:30 that morning to well past midnight." As Friday turned to Saturday, it was still what San Franciscans call "warm." It didn't reach the low of 60 degrees until a few hours before sunrise. MALLOY, Eunice In this city, Oct.

13, 1978; beloved wife of the late Charles J. Malloy; devoted mother of James Walter and Jack Malloy; loving grandmother of Scott, Christopher and twins, Susan and Steven and Laura Malloy; loving mother-inlaw of Bonnie Malloy; loving sister-in-law of Sister Eunice. a member and past President of California Institute No. 1 Y.L.I. and a member of degree of Pocahontas, Bald Eagle Council.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, at 8:30 a.m. from Chapels of ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN 2254 Market St. bet. 15th 16th then to Mission Dolores Basilica where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9 a.m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Monday at 7:30 p.m. SULLIVAN'S 621-4567 MAST, Erwin In this city, Oct. 13. 1978; brother of John G.

Mast; uncle of Osker Huber: a long time member of the German Mannerchor. Private services were held. N. GRAY CO. MASTORAS, Napoleon October 12.

1978, in San Leandro: beloved husband of the late Nina Mastoras of Napa, beloved uncle Norma, Michael, Antonio, Tassoula Mastoras; and Constantadina a native of Paxou, Greece; a resident of the Bay Area and Napa for the past 25 years. At the request of the deceased, cremation was held with ashes scattered at sea. MAYES, Barnie In San Anselmo, October 12. 1978; beloved husband of Irene Mayes; devoted father of Thomas Bernard and Julia Ann Mayes, both, of San Anselmo; loving brother of Mrs. Dora Aaron of L.A.: a native of Russia; aged 73 years.

Private family services were held Friday, October 13, 1978, at the CHAPEL OF THE HILLS, 330 Redhill San Anselmo. Memorial gifts to the Catherine Mayes Cancer Research Fund, U.C. Hospital, S.F., Ca, 94143, preferred. 453-8440 MOSHANE, Ida Isabel At rest. October 10, 1978: loving and beloved wife of Donald R.

McShane; loved daughter of the late Charles E. and Mary Ann Burton; devoted and loved sister of Lillian De Benedetti and the late Flora Sullivan, Edward R. Burton May Tiernan, Esther McChesney and Harry T. Burton; loved aunt of many nieces and nephews; grandnieces and nephews; and greatgrand-nieces and nephews; a dear sister-in-law: a native of Grass Valley, CA. At Ida's request private funeral services were held Thursday, Oct.

12 at N. GRAY CO, 4000 19th Ave at Sargent. Inurnment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. ORMAZA, John E. At rest in this city, Oct.

7, 1978: a member of the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union, A.F.L. C.1.0.; aged 81 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, Oct. 16. 1978 from the Chapels of GREEN STREET MORTUARY, 649 Green St.

at 8:30 a.m.; thence to St. Boniface Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 9 a.m. Private Inurnment. GREEN STREET MORTUARY VALET PARKING PEARCE, Madeline V. (nee: Lunny) At rest, October 13, 1978; loving mother of Ray and Jack Lunny: adored grandmother of four grandchildren and SiX great grandchildren; loved sister of Irene Kellog, Genevieve Pearson, Mabel DeMartini and Frances O'Neill.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, October 16 at 9:15 a.m. from DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 So. Van Ness. Ave. at 22nd thence to St.

Cecilia's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:45 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. SPACIOUS PARKING PEDERSON, Carlton Anker Entered into rest, Stanford, October 13, 1978; Carlton Anker Pederson; husband of Goldie Pederson of Stanford; father of Carlton L. Pederson of Santa Rosa and Bruce K.

Pederson of Alameda; survived by four sisters and five grandchildren; a native of Grand Fords, No. Dakota; aged 67 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, October 17, 1978 at 2 p.m. at the Grace Lutheran Church, 3149 Waverly Palo Alto, followed by interment services at Alta Mesa Cemetery, P.A. Visitation rites will be held at the Chapel of ROLLER HAPGOOD TINNEY.

980 Middlefield Palo Alto, Monday evening from 5-7 p.m. Donations to favorite charity, preferred. POST, Robert A. In Walnut Creek, October 7, 1978, beloved son of Betty and the late George Post; loving brother of James Post and Kathy Kepplin; aged 32 years. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

Sunday (today) and are invited to attend the services Monday at 1 p.m. at DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake east of Junipero Serra D.C. Private interment, Olivet Memorial Park. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY Card of. Thanks AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOC.

Gratefully acknowledges Memorial gifts. Mail to: ADA, 255 Hugo, SF. 94122. PH: 681-8014. ARTHRITIS Foundation gratefully acknowledges memorials, donations, bequests-your gift provides care, education, research.

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Skyview Memorial Consumers Affairs Lic. 411 SHAW, Nell E. Oct. 12. 1978: beloved wife of the late Otis Frank Shaw; loved sister of Grace, Rayfard and Jack Ely, Viola Hhrdy and Maybelle Lacey: a member of the Ninth Chhrch of CHrist, Scientist.

No services were held. HALSTED 1123 Sutter SOFIOS, John Frank Of Castro Valley, Oct. 13, 1978: beloved husband of Margery Sofios; loving father of John A. Sofios and Holly Perry, both of Castro Valley; dear son of Anna Sofios; dear brother of Tessie Stamatis of Pleasanton; uncle of Dean, Frank and Cynthia Stamatis; cousin of Mike, John and Terry Calligeros: a native of Oakland; aged 42 years. Friends are invited to attend the services from the Greek Orthodox Church of the Ascension, 4700 Lincoln Oakland, Tuesday, Oct.

17, 1978, at 11 a.m. Trisagion services at SORENSEN BROS. MORTUARY, 1140 Hayward, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Visitation at the Mortuary beginning Sunday noon until Tuesday at 9 a.m. Interment, Mt.

View Cemetery, Oakland. SORENSEN BROS MORTUARY 581-1234 or 351-1451 SULLIVAN, Ethel R. In Los Angeles, Oct. 13, 1978; beloved wife of the late Frank Sullivan; a native of San Francisco. Friends may call after 12 noon Sunday and are invited to tend the funeral Monday at 9:30 a.m., from the Chapels of ARTHUR J.

SULLIVAN 2254 Market St. bet. 15th and 16th then to St. Brendan's Church, where a Mass of Christiam Burial will be offered at 10. a.m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sun. at 8 p.m. SULLIVAN'S 621-4567 TERZAKIS, October Athina In this city, 14, 1978; beloved wife of Zafiris Terzakis; loving mother of Sebastian Chiamos, Irene Bravos and Nicholas Terzakis and the late George Chiamos; adored grandmother of George and Peter Chiamos and Tina Bravos; devoted sister of Sophia Piperides; also survived by three sisters in Greece, in-law of Kathy and Elaine Chiamos and George Bravos: a native of Kios, Asia Minor: aged 66 years. Prayer services Monday at 7:30 p.m.

at MISSION CHAPELS, 435 Valencia St. nr. 15th. Funeral Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Chapel and 1:30 p.m.

at the Annunciation Cathedral: Interment, Greek Memorial Park. PARKING ON PREMISES WARNER, Ray In San Rafael, October 14, 1978; Ray L. Warner: loving brother Joseph A. Warner of Larkspur and Cletus J. Warner of S.F.: a native of Larkspur, aged 46 years; a member of the Bartenders and Cullnary Workers Union Local No.

126 of San Rafael. Friends are invited to attend a Chapel Blessing Monday, October 16, 1978 at 11 a.m. from RUSSELL GOOCH FUNERAL CHAPEL, 270 Miller Mill Valley. Interment, private. Memorial gifts may be made to a charity of your choice.

CHEDA MATTEUCCI In WHITE, this city, Cartalance October P. (Booty beloved sister of Mrs. James E. Davis of Bluefield, West Virginia; member of the Womens Overseas Service League. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service Monday, 0c- tober 16, 1978, at 2 p.m.

at N. GRAY 4000-19th at Sargent. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. WILSON, Anita Elizabeth At. rest in San Francisco, October 12, 1978; beloved wife of the late Henry 0.

Wilson: loving mother, of Archie H. Wilson of Pacifica; cherished grandmother of Jacqueline McAdams of Florida, Steve Wilson of Santa Cruz, Lee and Paul Wilson, both of Pacifica; a native of S.F.: aged 77 years; life-long resident of S.F. Friends and relatives are invited to attend funeral seri vieces Monday, October 16, 1978, commencing at 11 a.m. at the Olivet Memorial Park Chapel, under the direction of the NAUMAN LINCOLN'S CHAPEL BY THE SEA MORTUARY. Pacifica, Ca.

ZIMMERMAN, Nancy A. At rest, Oct. 12, 1978; loving mother of Karen Sharbono and Ford Zimmerman; adored grandmother of Teresa, Barbara and Jerry Sharbono fond sister of Norman Edwards and dear friend of Matt Dal Pozzo. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, Oct. 16.

at 1 p.m. at DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL. 1096 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd St.

Inurnment, Olivet Memorial Park. SPACIOUS PARKING camping in Virginia and unavailable. Another nephew, Steve Baldwin, learned of the killings upon his return to San Francisco late Friday from a trip to the Far East. Baldwin was in a state of shock when he telephoned The Examiner asking for details of the killing. Ships Sunday, October 15 ARRIVALS VESSEL FLAG FROM BERTH Allunga Au.m Portland PCT Manu Lei Ant.S Honolulu Mat Maritime Investor Pan.m Japan Sacramento Crockett Pioneer Contender Am.s Pearl Harbor OAT Santa Maria Am.t Drift River Oleum Sohio Resolute Am.t Valdez Suecia Sw.m LA Tokai Maru Ja.m Long Beach 9th DEPARTURES VESSEL FLAG DESTINATION BERTH Allunga Au.m LA American Charger Am.s San Diego OAT 7E Anemos Gulfknight Gr.m Long Beach Am.t Estero Bay RLW No.1 Houston Am.t Wilbridge Benicia (Exxon) Lompoc Am.t Moss Landing Oleum N.G.

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