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I Vl II. I The weatheF I Deaths C4 S.F. EXAMINER July 22. 1981 Bay Area forecast AToday ATomorrow National forecast NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 PM EST 7 22-61 29.77 29.77 N-r rfv SEATTLE IV' 'V' I 7- 1 I 4 Fair Overcast Fog Wind Drizzle Rain AA jv BQ8TON TrlLiLL aTrSw vork SANFBANCISC(V DENVER jT HKJHEST DAUAsV iivA TEMPERATURES JOil SVyVUTj 90 WfM. "aw lMswow Today and tomorrow Coastal low clouds and fog spreading inland nights and mornings.

Low clouds and fog decreasing some inland tonight. Otherwise fair through tomorrow. Highs from the tiGs near the ocean to the 70s and 8tls inland. Lows in the 50s. Small craft advisory north to the Bay Bridge including Suisun Bay for westerly winds 15 to 30 niph afternoons and evenings.

Elsewhere, northwest wind 10 to 20 mph afternoons. Friday through Sunday Fair except variable low clouds and fog along the coast nights and mornings. Seasonal temperatures. Highs in the HOs and 70s coastside to near 100 inland. Lows in upper 50s along the coast to the 70s inland.

DIABLOSAN RAMONLIVERMORE VALLEYS Fair through tomorrow. Highs in the upper 80s and 90s. Lows in the 50s. West winds 10 to 20 mph afternoons. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair through tomorrow.

Highs in the 80s except locally to the mid 90s central valley. Low in 50s. Northwest winds to 15 mph afternoons and evenings. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST i Roy H. Woodman Special to The Examiner LOS ALTOS Roy II.

Woodman, president of Video Logic Corp. and chairman of the board of International Video Corp. died of a heart attack at his home here yesterday. He was 58. He was a native of Winnipeg, a graduate of the University of British Columbia in mathematics and nuclear physics and holder of a master's degree from Harvard Business School.

He is survived by his wife, Irene; sons, Roderick, Cameron and Neil; daughters, Kimberly and Allison; and a sister, Rae Sharpe, of Calgary, Alberta. Memorial services ill be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the family home, 2441 Summerhill Los Altos. Donations to Harvard Business School are preferred. Winifred Osborn Heard Memorial services were held in Berkeley yesterday for Winifred Osborn Heard, past president of the YMCA here and active with L'SO and other welfare efforts many years.

She died at her Oakland home July 13. She was 84. She was president of the local YWCA for many years, chairman of the ll-state YWCA council and a member of its national board and had helped organize the United Service Organization, USO, to meet needs of servicemen during World War II. She was a member of the board of the World Affairs Council, the Alameda County Delinquency prevention Committee, the executive comnuttee of the National Social Welfare Assembly, a trustee of the Heard Museum of Anthropology', Phoenix, Ark, and honorary member of the Museum of International Folk Art, Sante Fe. N.M.

A native of Waverly, 111.. Mrs. Heard attended Emerson College, Boston, and graduated from the University of California. Berkeley. She was a member of the Cosmopolitan Club.

New York; the Berkeley Women's City Club and the Women's Faculty Club. She is survived by her husband, Bartlett Bradford Heard, a daughter. Helen Maie, Altadena, sisters, Violet 0. Kearney, Escondido, Dorothy 0. Riebe, Carmel.

and Vivian Osborn, Hollywood, and three grandchildren. Temperatures Today Marin Oak Rdwd ST. Cnlr Arprl Cty 9am 53 57 58 bO 10am 55 61 59 64 llam 58 63 61 68 Today Marin Oak Rdwd S.F. Cnlr Arprl Cty Noon 56 66 68 1pm 57 69 66 70 2pm 57 72 66 71 Today Mann Oak Rdwd S.F. Cnlr Arprl Cly 6am 62 55 57 57 7am 52 52 57 58 bam 52 54 57 58 Today, rain is forecast for portions of the mid Mississippi Valley.

Elsewhere, generally lair weather will prevail. Travelers forecast TodayTomor Lo Wea Lo Wee HI Lo Wea Atlanta 94 72 Sunny Lm Vegas 109 81 Fair Pittsburgh 76 53 Pcldy 95 72 Sunny 109 80 Fair 78 59 Sunny Boston 82 61 Pcldy LosAngeles 90 68 Fair Portland.Or 75 56 Pcldy 76 61 Sunny 89 68 Fair 78 67 Pcldy Chicago 77 59 Pcldy MiamiBch 92 78 Tstrm Reno 94 45 Sunny 80 65 Pcldy 92 78 Tstrm 94 43 Sunny Dallas 102 77 Sunny Minneaplis 76 6 1 Pcldy St.Louis 88 73 Pcldy 102 77 Sunny 81 62 Pcldy 89 73 Pcldy Denver 96 65 Fair Nashville 90 67 Pcldy Tampa 88 76 Tstrm 92 63 Fair 90 70 Pcldy 88 75 Tstrm Detroit 76 51 Pcldy NwOrleans 96 75 Pcldy SaltLake 94 61 Pcldy 79 57 Pcldy 93 77 Pcldy 96 62 Fair Honolulu 87 74 Sunny NewYork 83 65 Sunny SanOiego 83 71 Fair 67 73 Sunny 82 64 Sunny 82 70 Fair Houston 96 77 Pcldy Philadlphia 84 63 Pcldy Seattle 72 55 Cldy 96 77 Pcldy 80 64 Sunny 74 53 Cldy KansasCtty 90 72 Sunny Phoenu 110 84 Pcldy Washngton 85 68 Pcldy 85 74 Tstrm 1 10 84 Pcldy 83 69 Sunny School and Joined their firm of Quinn, Quinn Quinn in San Francisco. He devoted spare time to assisting local basketball coaches and was a generous contributor to the American Heart Association and other charities in the Bay area. He was, in the words of his wife, Carola super gentleman's gentleman." Contributions to the Stanford Medical Center cardiology department are Wallace M. Webb services were held for Wallace M.

Webb, who began his 42-year career with the State Division of Highways as a surveyor on the approach roads of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. He died after a long illness in Oakland last Thursday. He was 71. He was a native of Sacramento where his father, Frank, was foreman of the Southern Pacific Railroad shops and where his grandfather, Nathaniel, had been lured in the 1860s by Charles Crocker to supervise construction of the Sierra snow sheds for the first transcontinental rail line. Mr.

Webb graduated from Sacramento High School and Cal Poly College, San Luis Obispo. While residing in the East Bay, he worked out of the Diviskn of Highways' San Francisco office during the post-World War II generation of tremendous highway building in this region. Mr. Webb worked primarily upon projects in Santa Clara County. He retired in 1972.

He found time in the late 1940s and IffiOs to serve on the Albany Board of Education. He was a member of Albany Masonic Lodge 686. He is survived by his wife. Rosalie; sons, Ronald, a Vtsalia social worker, and Daniel, supervising teller at Wells Fargo Bank, San Francisco; a daughter, Carolyn, executive director of the Southern California Defease Council, Los Angeles, and two grandchildren. Lyudmila Zhivkova.

38. daughter of Bulgaria's Communist Party chief and president, yesterday, in Sofia, Bulgaria. She was a member of the ruling Politburo and head of the Committee for Culture. Wilson Schmidt, 54, President Reagan's nominee to represent the United States at the World Bank, yesterday, in Washington, of injuries suffered in a fire. Richard F.

Pourade, 73, editor emeritus of The San Diego Union and a city historian, Monday in San Diego. Louis Peters, 49, an auto dealer whose undwover work helped send mob boss Joseph Bonanno Sr. to prison, Monday of brain cancer, in Lodi. Mr. Peters received the Meritorious Service Award on June 12th for "setting new standards in patriotism and valor." Rolf Wuetherkh, 51 the race driver who survived the crash that killed actor James Dean 2b years ago, Monday in Kupferzell.

West Germany. He was a passenger in Dean's Porsche Spider 550 on Sept 30, 1955, when it collided with another automobile, killing Dean. High this year to date: 89 on April 29 Low this season to date: 50 on July 21 Sea level pressure at 4 a.m.: 29 93 in. Special San Francisco report high 62, low 51 Normal tor date. High 64, low 53 NORTHERN CALIF.

CALIFORNIA Hi Lo Prec Hi Lo Prec Today forecast To 4 a.m. today RedwdCty Catatma 80 62 Hi Lo Mi Lo Prec Reno 94 42 ElCenlro SF 64 51 BatiersHd 107 75 Saclo 101 61 LonqBch 89 69 Oakland 71 54 Blythe M4 82 Sdlmas 66 50 NwprtBch 78 67 HedwoodCity 79 56 Eureka 58 52 SnlaBrbra 74 59 Ontario 98 69 SanJosp 86 56 Fresno 109 70 SotaMaria 73 PlmSprngs 115 83 Concord 90 50 Marysvte 102 Stockton 103 62 Pasdna 93 64 L'vt-rmore 9b 58 Monterey 64 50 03 Thermal 1 K) 87 SnBrnrono 98 71 Snnta Rosa b7 52 Needles 1 12 Ukiah 101 60 Sanjose 84 67 Monterey 67 51 Oakland 69 55 To 4 p.m. yesterday SntaAna 87 63 LakeTahoe 88 37 Pasoflbls 99 51 Barstow 109 82 SntaCrui 70 54 Yosemile 97 57 Red Bluff 105 71 Bishop 106 53 Tahoe Valley 90 35 YESTERDAY Hi Lo Pre Otlk Hi Lo Pre Otlk Hi Lo Pre Otlk Albany 81 67 56 cdy Cincinnati 83 67 20 clr Milwaukee 62 56 ck Albuque 102 67 eft Cleveland 74 67 32 ck Norfolk 97 74 48 cdy Anchorage 62 52 .01 cdy DesMoines 85 65 rn Okie City t06 80 clr Baltimore 94 74 cdy Hartford 9t 70 .13 dr Omaha 80 68 .09 rn Birminghm 92 72 cdy kidnapits 81 68 05 clr Orlando 92 74 Boise 89 50 eh- Little Rock 94 69 2 00 cdy Pi land Me 85 62 1 20 cdy Buffalo 74 68 10 Louisville '85 70 04 clr Spokane 82 52 clr CharistnSC 88 79 ck Memphis 95 73 cdy Tulsa 96 79 .17 df MM denotes readings not taken Satellite photograph A mvn. wmmi Weather elsewhere LoWttw Hi UWthr Hi 84 Jerslm Jo'burg Kiev Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila 82 64 97 66 93 91 EUROPE AFRICA ASIA. SO.

AMERICA Noon GMT yesterday Hi Le Wtfw Amstrdm Athens Bangkok 90 81 df Beirut 82 72 clr Belgrade 61 54 clr Bertm 72 59 ck Bogota 66 48 clr Brussels 64 54 cdy B'Akes 61 39 ck Cairo 96 73 cfr Copnhgn 66 54 cdy Dublin 61 52 cdy Frankfurt 64 59 rn Geneva 75 67 clr Helsinki 64 57 rn HngKong 86 79 Cdy Hi Lo Prec MnicoCty 78 57 Montrry 97 75 Nassau 92 75 .18 SnJuanPR 84 78 1 St Kitts 90 78 Tegcglpa 85 62 Trinidad 83 73 02 VeraCruz 90 73 CANADA 1 Yesterday's readings Hi LoPrec Calgary 66 54 .2 Edmntn 70 59 .3 Montreal 79 54 Ottawa 72 54 Reg me 82 55 .1 Toronto MM 48 Vancovr 68 59 Vvmpeg 77 54 Moscow 93 NwDettw Nicosia 100 66 df TetAvtv 88 70 dr 37 ck- Tokyo 9t 77 ctr 67 cfr Vienna 64 52 rn 57 cdy MEXICO CARIBBEAN 70 cfr Yesterday reading 57 Hi La Prec 64 clr Acepulco 92 77 79 cdy Brtoadoe 86 73 32 73 clr Bermuda 84 78 Bogota 44 72 ctr Curtcao 92 78 55 clr Freeport 92 78 61 cdy Guadlira 85 61 04 54 ctr Guadlupe 88 77 18 55 ctr Havana 90 78 79 cdy Kingston 90 78 56 cdy MntgoBy 88 72 54 clr Mazattan 88 84 .32 79 Mend 04 69 Patrick D. Quinn A Mass of Christian Burial for attorney Patrick D. Quinn was scheduled for 10 a m. today at Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church. Burlingame.

He died Sunday of a a heart ailment which had beset him in recent years. He as 5a A native of New York City, Mr. Quinn graduated from St. Anne's Academy and was renowned in sports pages of the region as the "lynx eyes" basketball star of St. Johns and Fordham Universities.

He served in the Army during the Korean conflict and was persuaded by his attorney brothers, James H. and John M. Quinn, to become a lawyer. He graduated from San Francisco Law Oslo Pans Rio Rome Smgapr Today's 9 15am photo shows clouds and associated thundershowers over Arizona white much ol the remainder of the western U.S. is clear.

Dense low clouds and fog linger over most of the California coast. Stockhlm 68 Sydney 66 Taipei 90 Regional forecast MM denotes readings not taken. Pollution index Bay Area Air Quality Management District Tuesday July 21 I 7 1 I lW 3ffT if.T. Good Moderate Unhealthy Vary unhealthy Hazardous First reports come in on why lift dumped 17 NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA Fair through tomorrow except low clouds and fog along $he coast nights and mornings. Fog and low clouds becoming patchy along the coast jjonight and tomorrow morning.

Continued hot inland and warmer along the coast. it SACRAMENTO VALLEY Sunny hot days and clear warm nights through tomorrow. Highs in the upper 90 to near 106. Lows in the 60s in the south and in the mid 60s to low 70s in the jiorth Light winds except southwest to 25 mph in the delta. ERRA NEVADA Fair and very warm through tomorrow except for some afternoon fcidudiness and a chance of isolated thundershowers from the Yosemite area southward.

AN JOAQUIN VALLEY Sunny hot days and clear warm nights through tomorrow. Highs in the upper 90s to near 1 10. Lows in the 60s to mid 70s. Light winds. JMONTEREY BAY AREA Night and morning low clouds and fog.

Mostly sunny afternoons through tomorrow Highs in the 60s south bay to the low 70s elsewhere. Lows in the 50s. ymds west 10 to 20 knots mainly afternoons. 'i SAUNAS VALLEY Fair through tomorrow except low clouds and fog in the north tonight, ffcghs in the 70s in the north, upper 80s central, and in the 90s to near 100 in the south. Ipws in the 50s Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph alternoons and evenings except southerly Wids to 20 mph in the south end.

San FranciscoMarinOaklandBerkeley 25 Walnut OeekMartinezCortcordPittsburg 33 Livermore Southern Alameda County 92 Peninsula 25 Santa Clara Valley 58 Napa Solano Sonoma 50 Associated Press Tides Times, heights of tides at Golden Gate Marine forecast Sun and moon Sun Today Moon Today Rises 6:05 a.m. Rises Sets 8:27 p.m. Sets 1 1:43 a m. Sun Tomorrow Moon Tomorrow Rises 6:05 a.m. Rises 12:08 a.m.

Sets 8.26 p.m. Sets 12:49 a.m. Full LastQtr. New First Otr OdCXD released. BHluardo, quoting from the federal report, said a haul rope slipped from its groove, slid through a cable catcher and then fell to the ground.

"Because the cable catcher did not retain the haul rope and grip," Belluardo quoted from the report, "passengers were ejected by the sudden drop of the chairs. He said investigators believe modifications made to the chairlift in the summer of 19H0 the removal of a second tower supporting the Ridge Lift have been 'identified definitely as being a contributing factor" in the lift's failure. One of the victims was Michella Alioto. the 12-year-old granddaughtter of former San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto, who suffered severe back and leg injuries. A tower removed from a Heavenly Valley ski lift contributed to an accident that injured 17 people when they fell to the ground at the resort April 5, the U.S.

Forest Service has reported. The accident tossed victims as far as 50 feet to the snow below and brought injuries ranging from cuts and bruises to severe head and back problems, including a skull fracture. In a report released yesterday on the Ridge Lift failure, the Forest Service said the accident occurred in two stages and that passengers were ejected by 'the sudden drop of the chairs." The precise caase of the first stage of the derailment could not be identified, according to service spokesman John Belluardo. A state report has not yet been 22 3:23 4.8 9:42 0.2 4:56 5.4 8:38 2.0 23 4:31 44 10:31 08 5:40 57 11:51 15 24 5:54 4.0 11:25 1.3 6:28 5.9 Tidal dttlwence San Mateo Bnoge 39 nun high. mm low, I Ift lqh, 0 I Iwil low BAYDELTA Small craft advisory from San Francisco Bay north of the Bay Bridge through Juisun Bay for westerly wind 15 10 25 knots today.

Wind decreasing tonight and Jomofrow Elsewhere wind west to northwest increasng lo 10 to 20 knots afternoons. Fair eveather today. Patchy low clouds tonight mainly near the ocean. Fair weather tomorrow. 01NT ST.

GEORGE POINT ARENA OUT 20 MILES Winds northerly 15 to 30 knots with Jocally higher gusts through tomorrow. Waves 3 to 6 feet. Wind and waves decreasing ear shore nights and mornings. Swells northwest 4 to 8 feet. Patchy night and morning 4ow clouds Otherwise fair weather.

OOteetlow Dumbarton Bridge 48 mm high. 87 mm tow. 2 7 ll high. 0 1 Iwt low Careumei Strait 1 14 mm high. 136 mm low.

03 tel hioh. -o fmi kMi Aug 15 July 24 July 30 Aug. 7 937am 240am 852pm IZZbp tATEST FORECASTSWeather 936-1212 Marine 876-2886 Aviation 876-01 1 1 Road conditions 557-3755. Weather broadcast 162.55 MHz I Funerals 94022, at Thursday, July 23, 1981. The family has re-Quested that in lieu of flowers a tax deductible donation, in his name, may be made to the Harvard Business School, Harvard University, Treasurer's Office, 70 Federal Boston, 02110.

MATSU0, Hiroshi Bob July 20 1981; beloved husband of Flora Matsuo; loving father of Mrs. Donna Yun, Carol, Terrence and Curtis Matsuo; father-in-law of David Yun; grandfather of Lisa, Christy and Brandon Yun; son of Mrs. Isano Matsuo; a native of aged 55 years; member of Retail Clerk, No. 648. Service, Thursday, 7 30 p.m., Buddhist Church of 1881 Pine St.

ashley Mcmullen 6th Ave. at Geary Blvd. 'CORDOVA, Amcnco lOERRUAU. Henry 'DORR. Frjnmm ln 'COLLI.

Graria JametR. -LANDIS. Catherine P. MATSUO. Htroshi Boo tMOURAOIAN, Eva "NOONAN.

Claire Evelyn 'O'BRIEN, Michael RABER, BernMtene L. ROGERS. 8f nice E. jTEMPLETON, Mary IK. TflAUB, Simon L.

WOODMAN, Roy H. In Memoriam SPINC0LA, Clarence Thinking of you. SISTER I BROTHERS Yosemite search for girl, 14, is scaled back Special to The Examiner YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK Searchers today planned to reduce the hunt for a 14-yearold Saratoga girl, missing in the back country since Friday. Concentrated checks using a grid-like pattern by experienced crews, specially trained dogs and helicopter pilots failed to come up with any clues about blonde, lightly clad Stacey Arras, who left the high Sierra camp to take a hike during a sunny afternoon and disappeared. "It's unusual.

Usually we find some trace," said the Park Service's Linda Abbott at Tuolumne Meadows. Some 75 people had set out from there on each of three days, through yesterday. A 77-year-old man who walked down the socalled Sunrise Trail with Stacey for about 20 minutes was the last to see her. She had cheerfully told him she planned to go a bit further to some lakes and take some pictures. Her mother, Carol Arras, said in a telephone interview from their home that the girl had taken summer hikes "since she was a little girl." She described her as 5-foot4, with shoulder length hair, wearing white shorts and white, short-sleeved jersey.

Stacey, a sophomore at Westmont High School, was at Sunrise Camp, about five miles from the nearest road. She was on a pack trip with her father, George Arras, and about 20 others. Yesterday, searchers retraced a five mile area, barren except for the lakes, strewn with giant granite boulders and pocked with steep ravines, at 9,500 feet Abbott said the night temperatures have been near freezing. Cremations NEPTUNE SOCIETY A Beautiful Alternative To The Costly, Involved Funeral-Cemetery System Pre-Oeath Arrangements Made Ave Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery Donations to your (avorite charity preferred. CAREW 1 ENGLISH successors to Gantner-Maison-Domergue DOUR, Franklin Lane In San Francisco, July 18.

1981; dearly beloved husband of Marion Douglas Dorr; loving father of Douglas Melvin Dorr and Carolyn Kimball Dorr; loving grandfather of Kathenne Louise Dorr; a native of Pasadena. CA; aged 65 years. Private funeral services were held, Tuesday, July 21. 1981. Memorial gifts to the Heart Fund preferred.

MALSTED-N. GRAY CO. GULU, Grazia In Castro Valley, July 20. 1981; late of Millbrae, CA, loving mother of Dominic Gulli of Millbrae, Florence Rossi of Orinda and Jackie Fruciano of Moraga, dear grandmother of four; also survived by three sisters Italy; a native of Italy; aged 90 years. The funeral will leave the CHAPEL OF THE HIGHLANDS.

El Camino Real at Millwood Millbrae, Thursday, 9:15 for St. Dunstans Catholic Churcti, Millbrae, tor a Mass of Christian Burial at 930 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary, Wednesday, 8 p.m at the Chapel of the Highlands. HAYNES, James R.

July 20 1981; beloved father of Gerat-dine Barbe: dear grandfather of five: great-grandfather of two; loving brother of Charles Haynes and Clarisa Donahoe. Funeral services, Thursday, 10 am, from HOGAN, SULLIVAN 8. BIANCO. 1266 9th Ave nr Lincoln Way; thence to St. Anne Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 30 a Rosary.

Wednesday AFTERNOON, 4 o'clock. Interment. Redding, CA. LANDIS, Catherine P. July 20 1981.

Services, Thursday. 1:30 pm at HALSTED-N. GRAY CO 1123 Sutter St. Interment, private COMPLIMENTARY PARKING HALSTED-N. GRAY CO O'BRIEN.

Michael At rest in S. a retired member of Sailors Union of Pacific; aged 80 years. Friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial, at St. Patrick Church, Thursday, July 23, 9 a.m. interment.

Holy Cross Cemetery. DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL. DIRECTORS RABER, Bermdene L. In Burlingame, July 20, 1981; dear wife of Louis Raber of San Bruno; dear mother of William Horne of dear sister of Der wood Shotts of Ohio; also survived by four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; native of aged 67 years. The Funeral will leave the SAN BRUNO FUNERAL HOME.

200 W. San Bruno San Bruno, 9:45 a Thursday, July 23; thence to St. Roberts Catholic Churcti, where a Mass of Christian Burial will commence at 10 am. Rosary, Wednesday (today) at the above funeral home, 7 p.m. Interment, Cypress Lawn, Cotma.

ROGERS, Bermce E. At rest. July 20. 1981; beloved wife of the late Alfred Rogers; loving mother of Rita Colombo; devoted grandmother of Sabnna, Ar-legra, Andriana; devoted sister of Gladys McLean, Thelma As-ptind. Lorraine Rosenquist and Daniel Cline; a member of Catholic Widows and Widowers; and Holy Rosary Sodality.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral, Thursday, July 23, 1981. 9 a from the Chapels of VALENTE. MARINI, PERATA CO, 4840 Mission thence lo Church of the Epiphany, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m.

333-0161 TEMPLET0N, Mary W. In Walnut Creek. July 19, 1981; beloved sister of Marvin Wood of Sausat-ito: also survived by several nieces and nephews a Public Health Service Supervisor in S.F. for many years No services held. Donations lo the Rossmoor Scholarship Foundation, PO Bon 2056.

Walnut Creek 94995. Attention: M. Tem-pteton Memorial Fund for Nursing Scholarship. TRAUB, Simon L. In this City, July 20, 1981, Simon L.

Traub; dearly beloved husband of Pauline Tyll Traub: beloved father of Sylvia Trepachko and Eugene Traub: devoted stepfather of Nicholas Tyll and Lydia Kem-pees; a loving grandfather: loving brother of Jeanette Caro, Morrie Weintraub, Faye Cole and Shirley Rosenthal. Services, Thursday, 10 a.m., at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Divisadero St. at Geary. Family will be al Sinai Memorial Chapel, Wednesday evening, to visit with friends. Contributions to Jewish National Fund or Recreation Center for the Handicapped, 207 Skyline S.F.

94132 preferred. WOO0MAN, Roy H. Of Los Altos, July 21, 1981; son of the late Alonzo and Flora Woodman of Quebec, Canada; born in Win-nepeg, Manitoba; A Degree in Mathmatics and Nuclear Physics, 1949; Bachelor of Commerce Detree, 1950, University of British Columbia; Harvard Business School. 1952; aerved with the Royal Canadian Air Force; subsequent to formal schooling, he held the following positions; John Labatt London, Ontario, Canada-President; Lucky Lager Breweries, San Francisco, CA-Presidenl; Saga Administration Corp Menlo Park, CA-Eecutive Treasurer; Video Logic Sunnyvale, CA-President and Chairman of the Board; International Video Sunnyvale, CA-Chairman of the Board; Mr. Woodman additionally served as a Director of The Foothill Group, Los Angeles.

CA. and held various management consulting assignments and local community involvements; Roy is survived by his sister, Mrs. Rae Sharpe, Calgary, Alberta: his wife, Irene; and five children, Roderick, Cameron, Neil, Kimberly, and Allison, 10 Mr. Woodman, in addition to his business acumen, was a loving, caring person who personally touched the lives of those he was associated with; he will be deeply missed. A Memorial Service will be held at the family home, 24141 Summerhill Los Altos, CA CORDOVA.

America In July 19, 1981: beloved husband or Elba, loving father Ronald, Sandra, Mara, Romel. Susan and Myrna Cordova: adored son Pavlo and Maria Adolfina; Oe-. voted brother of Oscar, Rene and Flor Cordova; idolized grandfather of Jeannie. Sandra, Lizette. Sabnna and Monica: a member of Club Salvador I Friends may call after 1 p.m., i Wednesday, and are invited to i attend the funeral, Friday, 9 a from the Chapels of VAL-5 ENTE.

MARINI, PERATA CO, 4840 Mission thence to St. Peter Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a Interment, Holy 5, Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock, and Thursday evening, 7:30. 333-0161 OERRUAU, Henry July 20, 1981; dearly beloved husband of the late Alice E. Derruau; loving I father of Irene L.

Artigues and Marcel Derruau; devoted grand-t. father of Oemse, Charles. Lu-y Cille, Ronald and Roger Artigues; a native of France; W. aged 84 years; a member of Lafayette Club of SF, French Immediate HELP Call FREE Literature Call MOURADIAN, Eva hi San Francisco. July 20, 1981; dearly beloved wife of the late Hampartz Mouradian: devoted mother of Royce.

Archie and Margaret Mouradian; beloved aunt of Anne Minasian and Harry Avedi-sian; loving cousin of Verkin Doman, Sarkis Philliposian and Rose Kaspanan; a native of Izmir; forty year resident of Granite City, Illinois Friends may visit Wednesday, from 1 to 7 30 p.m.. at CURRI-VAN'S CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET. 2550 Irving St. (at 26th Av Evening Prayer Service, Wednesday. 6 30 urn at CURRI-VAN'S.

Interment, Sunset Hill Cemetery, Edwardsville. Illinois Contributions to the American Cancer Society or your favorite charity preferred. NOONAN, Claire Evelyn In this city, July 20. 1981, Claire Evelyn Noonan; beloved wife of the late Gerald F. Noonan; loving mother of Dr.

Lowell G. Noonan; loving motherin-law of Mary Noonan; devoted grandmother of Claire Rafferty and Louise Noonan; dear sister of Sidney Lando and the late Leonard Lando; loving sistertn-law of Faye Lando, Lucille Lando. Gertrude Blake and the late Helen Mulianey; devoted aunt of Lmda Ford and Loralee Guintini; and a dear great-aunt. Services. Thursday.

1130 am. at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Divisadero St. at Geary. Entombment, Portals of Eternity Mausoleum.

Contributions to the charity of your choice preferred. 771-0717 680 Beach Street, SF 94109 DIRECT CftEMATlOH Arrangements by mailphone. 632-3377 Skyview Memorial Lawn Serving Bay Area from Vallejo Funeral Directors Cemeteries-Lots Athletic Club; St. urcma socie- a retired employee of the tv: L. S.F.

Examiner. 1 DAPHNE FUNERALS OAPWlf SF FUNtSAL btRVICE $275 COMPLETE WCT CHEMATON) NOTHING TO JOIN 621-1313 1 CHURCH STREET S.F. Rosary, Wednesday (tonight), at 8 p.m. Valet Parking. Funeral services, Thursday.

July 23. 10:00 a.m., at the Memorial Chapels of CAREW AND ENGLISH, Masonic at GoWen Gate HALSTEDN. GRAY CO. 1123 Sutter 4000 19th Ave. SF 673-3000 24 Hrs.

All Services Itemized Votente Marini Perata Co. 4840 Mission SF 333-0161 VETERANSSPOUSES Beautiful expanded area Pre-need reservations avail. FOR ALL FAITHS. WOODLAWN Memorial Park Crematorium Cotma-tnspection Invited 755-1727 1..