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1 I H1" "Ctrl T'1''TH(" A Mm Fnnriico Sunday Eluumner tnd Oironkle SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER Sunday, February 3, I9rr9 8-7 mly sEdoII proiecte tortoise cluded an examination of Jewish Glen Stewart, past president ot the Desert Tortoise Council, watt angered with the commission's postponement of the tortoise issufr and said that commissioners arte' "not that interested in endangered species." "The staff studies the issue tot more than a year and recommended protection. I don't know what more they can learn in er six months," said Stewart. vive primarily along the Sacramento River. The matter will be taken up at a March meeting in Redding. Commissioners gave the kangaroo rat, which hops along like iU larger namesake, the greatest protection under state Jaw, a listing Eyman, former S.F.

judge, dies at 89 EXAMINER STAFF REPORT Suspect flees after girl foils kidnap try "Athletics" in green letters. The suspect also was wearing green sweat pants, a green baseball cap and blue and white tennis shoes. Police sealed off the area and made a search, but no one was found. EXAMINER STAFF REPORT Police are looking for a man who they 6ay may have been trying to kidnap a 14-year-old girl as she twirled a baton near her Union City home. A police spokeswoman said the incident occurred about 2:40 p.m.

Saturday. The girl told police an unidentified white male grabbed her in a parking lot in front of her home at the Cherrywood Apartments at 2175 DeCoto Road. East Bay police and parents." nave ueen particularly vigilant qt JFimeral Notices I .1 as an endangered species. The kangaroo rat's grassland and shrub habitat once stretched across two million acres in the lower San Joaquin Valley but that area has since shrunk to 63,400 acres a tenth of that held in public ownership. She screamed, broke free and ran into the apartment where she lives with her parents.

The man took off on foot, said the spokeswoman. No car was spotted at the scene. There were apparently no witnesses. The suspect, about 30, was described as having shoulder-length blond hair and a blond mustache, standing about 6 feet tall and weighing between 190 and 200 pounds. He was wearing a long-sleeve white sweat Bhirt with the word RAITER, Walter J.

In Palo Alto on Feb. 3. 1989; late of San Bruno: beloved husband or Mary Raiter; loving father of Russell Walter Ralter of San Bruno; dear brother of Clarence (Bud) Raiter, Helen Smith, Russell Raiter, and Clarice Westberg. all of Minnesota; he was a native of Minnesota; age 67 years: he was the former co-owner of The Mesa in San Bruno; he was a member of the American Legion Post 666 of San Bruno; a veteran and P.O.W. of WW II.

The funeral will leave the Chapel of the Highlands, El Camino Real at Millwood MillOrae Thursday, at 10:15 a m. for St. Bruno's Catholic Church in San Bruno for a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday, at 8:30 m. at the Chapel of the Highlands.

Visitation at the Chapel of the Highlands Tuesday and Wednesday 9-9. RICK Elizabeth M. In Oakland. February 1, 1989; beloved wife of the late Arthur Rickey; daughter of the late William and Sarah Gottschaik; dear sister of Bermce Gottschalk. Friends are Invited to attend the Recita tion of the Rosary followed by a Mass of Christian Burial on Monday, February 6, 1989, at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 2808 Lakeshore Oakland, commencing at 1040 A.M.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, uaKiano. GRANT MILLER-JOHN COX MORTUARY 2850 Telegraph Avenue Oakland 658-0220 SABER, Mery E. In San Francisco, dearly beloved wife of the late Arthur Saber; devoted mother of Richard A. and Gerald W.

Saber; loving sister of Eileen Binsacca; loving grandmother of Margaret, Michael and Jennifer. Friends may visit Sunday 540 PM. to 940 P.M. and attend the Rosary 7:30 P.M. at HOLGAN SULLIVAN AND BIANCO CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET, 1266 Ninth S.F.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 A.M. from the chapel thence to St. Anne's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 1040 A.M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Contributions to His Farm (Abused Children), PO Box 13582, Sacramento, CA 95853.

SCAFIDI, Louis J. Feb. 2, 1989: beloved husband of Vincenza; loving father of Louis Scafidi and the late Kathleen Sattui; beloved son of the late Antonio and Caterina Scafidi; brother of the late Salvatore Scafidi; loving grandfather of Paul, Mark, David and Gina Scafidi. Victoria Pope and Cheryl O'Neill; father-in-iaw of Robert Sattui and Dolores Scafidi; great-grandfather of Justin and Christen O'Neill and Christopher Pope; brother-in-law of Peter and Camille Martini; a member for 67 years and Past Chief Ranger of 10F; a native of S.F.; age 85 years. Friends may call after 340 p.m.

(MON- -DAY) and are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. from the chapels Of VALENTE-MARINI-PERATA 4840 Mission St. Thence to St. Charles Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10:00 a.m. Entombment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary Tuesday evening at 740 p.m. Donations to St. Charles Borromeo or Sacred Heart High School Building Fund are preferred. 3334161 SCHULZ. Walter E.

On January 30, 1989 in San Francisco; survived by his brother, Charles Schulz and his wife Jeri; nieces and nephew and many other friends and relatives. Memorial services Tuesday, Feb. 7 at 740 p.m. at The Neptune Society Columbarium, 1 Lorraine S.F. (415) 221-1838.

Memorial contributions may be made to Friends of the Urban Forest or the San Francisco SPCA. SHEEHY, Margaret C. In Fairfax, January 30. 1989; wife of the late Daniel Sheeny; beloved mother of Helenann Sheehy and Eugene P. Sheehy; beloved mother-in-law of Betty; loving grandmother of Ellen Hughes, Daniel, Katie and Patrick Sheehy; great-grandmother of Grady Sheehy; a native of San Francisco; aged 93 years; a member of Y.L.I.

Gabriel Institute 62 San Francisco. Italian Catholic Federation 116 Fairfax and Holy Family Guild and Marie Rose Guild. Funeral Services wore held at the Chapel of The Nazareth House. San Rafael. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma.

Memorial contributions preferred to Nazareth House, 245 Nova Albion Way, San Rafael, CA. 94903 or your favorite charity. KEATONS MORTUARY 1022 Street San Rafael 4534571 Funeral Directors HALSTED N. GRAY CAREW ENGLISH 1123 Sutter 4000 19th Ave SF 673-3000 24Hrs. All Services Itemized VALENTE, MARINI, PERATA AND CO 4840 Mission St.

San Francisco 333-0161 Cremations AMERICAN CREMATION SERVICE 1395 Direct 1795 Memorial Service SINCE 1976 FREE BROCHURE BYRGAN Cremation Burial Society 441-4699, S.F. NEPTUNE SOCIETY 800-3454460 Cemeteries-Lots MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY 200 acres OVERLOOKING San Francisco Bay Non-profit. Oakland-Piedmont 658-2589 SINGLE CRYPT at Mt. Tam. Cemetery, San Rafael.

Sacrif. $4500BO. 479-7259 222 El Camino Ral. Colma (nc COUNSELING 7 DBVS A WEEK 415-755-1727 lfl'lttTA" We invite you to 11 soe ancl compare MEMORIAL PARK 755-0580 A non-walil awteiy for an larttis mih cremates, coiiinttianums ao Colma. San Malpo County State fails to list it as 'threatened ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 LONG BEACH Sheep ranching interests in eastern Kern County were handed a temporary victory when state officials postponed a decision on greater protection for the desert tortoise, the state's official reptile.

The sheep ranchers said they could be forced out of business if the state Fish and Game Commission formally listed the tortoise as a "threatened" species, affording the creature and its habitat greater protection. The animal roams sections of the Mojave and Colorado deserts where sheep ranchers let their animals graze in the spring. But the commission, which met here Friday, postponed formal protective listing for the tortoise, the winter-run chinook salmon and a family of bank swallows that sur DERMOOY, Arthur J. In Sacramento, January 18. 1989; husband of Sumie Dermody of Sacramento; stepfather of Bill and Arthur Coff man of Sacramento; brother of Albert Dermody of San Francisco; brother-in-law of Anita Dermody; uncle of Joan and Richard Dermody; a native of San Francisco; iuea 78 years.

Friends are Invited to attend Memorial Services Saturday, February 11, 1989. 140 P.M. at Christ Unity Church, 1415 Street. Sacramento. Arrangements by LOMBARD 8, Sacramento.

CO AN, Joan In San Francisco, beloved mother of Patricia Egan; aged 78 years. Funeral Services Sunday (TODAY), 440 P.M. at HOGAN SULLIVAN AND BIANCO CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET, 1266 Ninth S.F. Interment private. FACCIANO, Roy J.

At rest Feb. 2. 1989; dearly beloved husband of Grace M. Facci-anc. devoted father of Richard Facciano; dear father-in-law of Byrd Facdano; adored grandfather of Ron, Don.

and Rich Facciano; loving brother or Fred Facciano and- Emma Manini; a retired member of Teamsters Union Local 85. Friends may call after 2:00 pm. on Monday and are invited to attend the rosary on Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. and the funeral on Tuesday, at 8:30 a.m. from the chapels of VALENTE-MARINI-PERATA 4840 Mission St, Thence to The Church of the Epiphany, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:00 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 3334161 FOLEY, Joseph C. In Sonoma, January 31, 1989; dear son of the late John and Mary Foley; dear brother of the late John and Robert Foley; survived by loving nieces and a nephew; a longtime friend of Juanita; aged 74 years. Private Services have taken place followed by Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Donations to the Cancer Society preferred.

ARTHUR. J. SULLIVAN CO. FOROE, Hetana January 31, 1989; loving mother of Herbert O. Hannibal and the late Muriel Lynch and mother-in-law of Elaine M.

Hannibal of Jamaica, NY; also survived by two grandchildren and three great- Sr andchitdren and by an adopted daughter, atilda Murray, of San Francisco; a native of Barbados; aged 95 years. Memorial Services Sunday, February 19, 1989. 1140 A.M. at St. John's United Church of Christ.

SOI Laguna Honda San Francisco. Contributions to St. John's United Church of Christ preferred. GAWLEV, O.M.D. Jamas Martinez In Greenbrae.

Feb. 3. 1 989; beloved husband of Isabel P. Gawley; loving father of Jessica Anne Gawley; James Martinez Gawley and Erica Diane Gawley: adored son of Mrs. Christine Martinez Gawley; idolized grandson of Mrs.

Adrian A. Martinez; a graduate of Town School for Boys. Llck-Wilmerding High School. University of Santa Clara and Tufts University, School of Dental Medicine. Boston 30 year member of the Olympic Club; Past President and Treasurer of the Tlburon Volunteer Fire Department; member of the California State Fire Association, The San Francisco Dental Society, The California Dental Association, The American Dental Association, The Society for International Dental Studies and -The Stanford Buck Club; a Giants and 49'er fan and a loyal friend to age 39 years.

Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1989 at 9:30 a.m. from RUSSELL i GOOCH FUNERAL CHAPEL, 270 Miller Mill Valley. Thence to St. Hilary's Church, Tlburon.

where a Mass of the Christian Burial will be offered at 1040 a.m. Entombment Holy Cross Mausoleum. Rosary, Monday evening at 740 p.m. at the funeral chapel. Friends may call for Visitation Monday after 240 p.m.

Memorial gifts preferred to the Adrian A. Martinez Memorial Fund at Stanford University. CHEDA MATTEUCCI GROVES, Thomas J. Died on December 1, 1988, In Guadalajara, Mexico: aged 65 years; survived by sisters Mary Nelson of Houston, TX. and Patricia Baire of Grafton, MA.

and many nieces and nephews; a resident of San Francisco for forty years. Cremation. Memorial Services Old St. Mary's. 1140 A.M..

February 10. 1989. Donations can be made to St. Anthony's Dining Room, S.F. HAGELBERG, Erne In this city, February 1.

1989; Erna HagelDerg. beloved wife of the late Kurt Hagelberg; survived by the Yellin Family and friends. Private Services held Friday at Eternal Home Cemetery, Cotma, under the direction of SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Contributions to your favorite charity preferred. HAMN, Oamlan F.

On February 3, 1989 in New York City; survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hahn of Montara, California; age 37 years. There will be a Solemn Mass of me Resurrection at The Church of the Advent, 261 Fell St. S.F.

Thurs. at 7:30 p.m. KAUFMAN, Mary Ann Died Wednesday of cancer at her home In Foster City; she was S3; Mary Ann was one of the first women members of the Dolphin Swimming and Boating Club; a graduate of Notre Dame of Belmont; she taught for several years; In 1976. She became a financial planner and in 1 983, co-founded Peninsula Financial Planning; In 1985, she was Financial Planner of The Year for the San Francisco Chapter of the International Association of Financial Planners; she is survived by her husband. Jay; daughters, Kathleen of Santa Monica and Elizabeth, a student at Santa Barbara; her mother, Grace O'Hare of San Bruno and a sister, Margaret Reinhardt of Millbrae.

Private Family Memorial Service. Donations to charity of donor's choice. KAY, Alma P. Jan. 30.

1989; beloved wife of the late John L. Kay; loving mother of Ian T. Kay and the late Allan M. Kay; loving sister of Capt. Harvey and Mannan Jeans: a native of San Francisco; aged 99 years; a fifty year member of Casimir Chapter 2S2, S.

and Daughters of The Nile. Eastern Star Services will be held on Monday at 12:30 P.M. at HALSTEO N. GRAY-CAREW ENGLISH, 400 19th. S.F.

Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. KEEFC, Margaret M. In this city, February 1. 1989; dear wife of the late Homer N. Keefe; loving mother of Robert L.

Keefe and Grace Scott; survived by six loving grandchildren; dear mother-rn-law of Dolly Keefe and Bob Scott: housekeeper at Most Holy Redeemer Parish for many years. Friends are invited to attend the Funeral Monday at 930 A M. from the chapels of ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN (. 2254 Market St.

bet. 15th. 16th. Sts. then to Mission Dolores Basilica, where a Mass of the Christian Burial will be offered at 1000 A.M.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday (TODAY) at 340 M. KIRCHER, Lydla S. In Santa Rosa. Feb.

1989; loving wife of Ralph Klrcher of Rho-nert Park: loving mother of Joan Fiorillo of tl rixul. rain mtnj a mivnT, adored grandfather of James and Kristin Fiorillo and Brian Klrcher; a native of Philadelphia; age 72 years. Friends are Invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated on Monday, February 6, 1989 at 1140 a.m. at St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church, 4595 Snyder Lane, Rhonert Park.

Entombment Holy Cross Cemetery, Monday, Feb. 6, at 2:00 p.m. Funeral arrangements under the direction of DANIELS CHAPEL OF THE ROSES, Santa Rosa. In Memoriom DAD Great Is the life whose love still flourishes and strongly motivates, even as days turn Into years thereafter. We miss you.

Pop resistance during the Holocaust, has died of cancer. She was 89. Professor Syrkin, who taught English and the humanities at Brandeis University in Waltham from 1950 until her retirement in 1966, died Wednesday in Santa Monica. Her first book, "Your School, Your Children," published in 1944, urged schools to teach democratic values. In 1947, she published "Blessed Is the Match: The Story of Jewish Resistance," a work baaed on interviews in Palestine with survivors of the Holocaust who had joined in uprisings against Nazis in Warsaw and other cities.

"Golda Meir Woman With a Cause," published in 1964, was a three-volume biography of her friend, the late prime minister of Israel. Born in Bern, Switzerland, she came to the United States with her family when she was 9. AM0ERSEN, Janet ARMENTANO, Theresa M. BELL.AIyeeOeorge COLOMBO, Qiuseopina 'Josephine DALTON, RoseM. DALY, Harnett C.

DENTE. Teresa A. 0ERMODV, Arthur J. EOAN.Joan FACCIANO.RoyJ. FOLEY, Joseph C.

F0ROE. Helena OAWLEY, D.M.D. James Martinez GROVES, Thomas J. HAGELBERaErna HAHMOamianF. KAUFMAN, Mary Ann KAY, Alma P.

4 KEEFE. Margaret H. KIRCHER.LydiaS. KNIGHT, RutttMargaret LAURI A. Nicholas LUSTO.RoianneR.

MARTIN. William John Mc HUGH, Michael MIGLIACCIO, Samuel MILLER, Harry J. MILO.Ellsara MURlLLO.Marla(Urena) OlEARY.John OHOURKCPMNpA. RAITER, Walter J. RICKEY, ElizabettiM.

SABER.MaryE. SCAFIOUOuisJ. SCHULZ, Walter E. SMEEHY, Margaret C. SHEFRIfUeoH.

SICOTTE, Irvine P. SINN0TT, Theresa E. VIEIRA.CatherineClark WEN2EL, Robert ANDERSEN, Janet Entered Into rest, Feb 3, 1989 In Walnut Creek, beloved wife of Richard R. Anderson; loving mother of Jon R. Anderson and Kristine Powers; loving sister of William Murdoch and sister-in-law Doris Murdoch; devoted grandmother of Lisa Schlepp and Nancy Peterson of Both-' ell, Washington: William and Jeffrey Pow- ers of Concord CA; also survived by 3 great-grandchildren; loving sister-ln-faw of Frederick Anderson and sisteHn-law Virginia Anderson; native of Oakland California and long time resident of Lafayette California; member of the Lincoln Child Care Center.

Family prefers donations to be made to the Shriners Children's Hospital, 1701 lpth San Francisco CA 941ZZ or your favorite charity. CHAPEL I OF THE CHIMES OAKLAND AftMENTANO, Theresa M. Feb. 3. 199; beloved wife of the late John B.

Armentano-. devoted mother or Geraldine Sturdivant and Madeline Moecfcet and the late Nicholas and John Armentano: idolized grandmother ot 11; great-grandmother ot 22; great-great grandmother of dear sister of Josephine Ferris and Nancy Micheletli; age S7 years. Friends may call after 3:00 p.m. Sunday (TODAY) and are invited to attend the funeral on Tues. 10:15 a.m.

from the Chapels Of VALENTE-MARINI-PERATA 4840 Mission St. Thence to S.S. Peter and Paul's Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 1140 a.m. Entombment, Italian Cemetery. Rosary, Monday evening at 7i30 p.m.

333-0161 BELL, A rye George In Palo Alto, February 1, beloved mother of Helen Ernst. John M. Julius and Joseph A. Bell, all of Menlo Park; mother-irWaw of Luann Julius and Charles M. Ernst; sister of Virginia Blight of Hillsborough: grandmother of Charles J.

Ernst, Vlcki Stark. Joann Law, Christine Thurmond, John M. Julius HI, Diane Spencer and Eleana Peratis; also survived by fourteen great-grandchidren and numerous nieces and nephews; a native of Kiparlssia, Messinia, Greece; aged 91 years. Funeral Services will be held on Monday, February 6, 1989. at 10-00 A.M.

from O'CONNEIL'S CHAPEL. 1311 S. El Camino Real, San Mateo, then to Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 999 Brotherhood Way, San Francisco, for Services at 1140 A.M. Interment Olivet Memorial Park. Trls-agion Sunday.

640 P.M. at the mortuary. Visitation Saturday Noon to 740 P.M. and Sunday after 9:00 A.M. Contributions to Holy Trinity Building Fund or Church of The Holy Cross.

Belmont, preferred. COLOMBO, Gluseppina 'Josephine' At rest in South San Francisco February 2. 1989; beloved wife of the late Jack Colombo; loving mother of Angelo Colombo and Gerald Colombo of South San Francisco and Gloria Madsen of Byron. sister of Carlo Mlrata and Angela Locatl of Italy; also survived by eight grandchildren; dear, friend of Maria Ruiz; a resident of South San Francisco for 66 -years; member of the Sons of Italy; a native of Italy; aged U. Funeral Services Monday, February 1989.

commencing at 8:30 A.M. from the NAUMAN 8. LINCOLN MORTUARY, 322 Maple Avenue, South San Francisco thence to all Souls Catholic Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 900 A.M. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday, 3:30 P.M. at the mortuary.

Entombment Holv Cross Cemetery. DALTON, Rosa M. In S.F.; leaves loving Drotners, sisters, nieces ana neprwws. A Mass of Christian burial was offered at St. Teresa's Church followed by Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

HOGAN SULLIVAN BIANCO CHAPF1 OF THE SUNSET DALY, Harnett C. In S.F., February 1. 1989; oetoveo nusoano or me late ursuia vaty: loving brother of Virginia Murray and the late Florence Walsh; also survived by many loving nieces and nephews; retired from U.S. Postal Service; a graduate of U.S.F. class of 1932; a veteran of WWII.

Friends may call after 140 P.M. Sunday and are invited to attend Services Monday at 12:00 P.M. from DUGGANS SERRA MORTUARY. 500 Westlaka DC thence to St. James Church, for a Mass of Christian Burial at 12:30 P.M.

Interment -Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday Afternoon. 440 P.M. Donations to the American Cancer Society preferred. tuf Run nunntN FAMILY OENTC Tarasa A.

In February 3, 9t9-. beloved wire ot the late rank irente; wving mother of Primo Dente; dear grandmother of Daniel Dente, Terry Radov, and Janice Bishop; beloved great-grandmother of loving mother-in-law of Gloria Dente: dear sister of Rosa Bagnasco of Italy, Fiorina Giusioof Argentina; also survived by many loving relatives in Italy; a native of Italy-, age 83 years. Friends may call after 140 p.m. Monday and are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday at 8 30 a.m. from the chapels of VALENTE-MARINI-PERATA 480 Mission St.

Thence to St. Theresa's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 940 a.m. Entombment Holy Cross Mausoleum. Rosary, Monday evenins at 8.00 n.m. Contributions to Hospice By The Bay, 1550 Sutter SF CA 94109 preferred.

333-0161 Retired Superior Court Judge Andrew J. Eyman, called "the peppery judge" in his years on the bench in San Francisco, will be buried Monday at the Coachella Valley Cemetery in Palm Desert. He and his wife, Ann, had lived in Palm Desert since his retirement in 1970. She died last April. Judge Eyman died Wednesday in a convalescent hospital in Santa Clara.

He was 89. Born in Joliet, 111., he ran away from home to join the Army and serve in France in World War then worked as a stevedore in San Francisco to earn his law degree at San Francisco Law School in 1936. He had worked for the district attorney's office and the U.S. at tomey before his appointment to the bench in 1959. He caused a stir when he offered probation on the condition that a youthful prisoner attend church regularly with his parents, and again when he ordered young of fenders to attend night school as part of their probation.

Judge Eyman is survived by sons Richard of Trinity and John of Santa Clara, and eight grand children. Graveside services will start at p.m. 5 5fi MAGGIE HALLAHAN Ham Sok-hon urn considered the GhandiofS. Korea. Ham Sok-hon S.

Korea pacifist EXAMINER SEOUL BUREAU SEOUL Ham Sok-hon, South Korea's most revered philosr opher, theologian and pacifist, who had been the conscience of his people for more than half a century, died Saturday following a long ill ness. He was 88. A Quaker who sometimes was called South Korea's Gandhi, he spent a lifetime in nonviolent struggles for freedom. He never hesitated to speak out against in justice. His nonviolent defense of free dom landed him in prison six times from the period of the Japanese colonial rule through the three au-thoritarian governments of Syng- irian Rhee, Park Chung-hee and Chun Doo-hwan.

"Ham Sok-hon is a man Korea could not get along without," poet Ko Eun said. "He has been our conscience. He has continually re minded us of the necessity of jus tice." Reginald T. Buckner Jazz pianist UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL MINNEAPOLIS Reginald T. Buckner, an accomplished jazz pianist and composer and longtime University of Minnesota faculty member, died of cardiac arrest Saturday at Methodist Hospital, a spokesman said.

He was 50. Mr. Buckner, who had his own jazz trios and quartets, was active in the Twin Cities Jazz Society and was a board member for many years. He wa9 current president of the Black Music Educators of the Twin Cities and also was active in the National Association of Jazz Educators. Marie Syrkin Author on Holocaust UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL WALTHAM, Mass.

Marie Syrkin, on author whose work in I late because of the recent kidnap-, pings of three girls: Swartz-Garcia of Pinole, Michaels Garecht of Hayward and Ilene Misheloff of Dublin. 8HEFRIN, Lao H. Devoted husband to the I late Melvlna Shefrin of forty-three years; beloved father of Michael and Dr. David Shefrin and families: salesman for Oakland" i Sheetmetal Supply retired; Scoutmas' 1 ter Troop 295; member Board of Director" i Lake Chabot Golf Club. I A Memorial Service will be held for Leo I Melvina at the Home of Eternity, 5200 i Piedmont Oakland, Sunday, 19, 1989.

at 200 P.M. Family suggests' i contributions to Jewish Community Fei-r lowship, PO Box 103, Yuba City, Ca 9599., i i SICOTTE, Irvine P. In San Jose, January 31, 1989; husband of Hazel Bowen Sicotte and the late Peggy Sicotte and Mary Buckley Sicotte: loving father of I. P. 'Bunk' Sicotte Jr.

and Marilyn S. Puccini; adored grandfather of Eileen S. Richer, Roger Sicotte. Michelle, David, Stephen and Denlse Puccini. Private Services have taken place followed by Interment in Holy Cross- Cemetery.

ARTHUR i. SULLIVAN CO. SINNOTT, Theresa t. January 28, 1989; las. surviving daughter of Richard Slnnott, a' San Francisco contractor and who built St.

James Church on Guerrero St. Francis de Sales Cathedral in Oakland and portions of St. Patrick's Seminary; a native of San Francisco; born July 7. 1892 founder and educator of Miss Sinnott s- School, started in 1917 and remained oper-n ating for over fifty years; she is survived by. three nieces: Elaine Hurley of Alameda, Helen McCarthy of Santa Cruz and Amys.

Smith of San Francisco and a nephew James M. Sinnott of Lafayette; she wa greatly loved by all her students. Friends and former students are Invite. to attend the Rosary Monday, February 6. 1989.

at 7:30 P.M. at HALSTED N. GRAY" CAREW A. ENGLISH, 1123 Sutter S.F.I 1 and a Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday at 11:00 A.M. at St.

James Church, Guerrero and 23rd. Streets. S.F. Interment (PRI- VATE) Holy Cross Cemetery. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING HALSTED N.

GRAY-CAREW ENGLISH-' VIEIRA, Catherine Clark Of Castro Valley, February 3, 1989; beloved wife of the lafa Anselmo Vielra; devoted mother of Kathu ryn Nelson of Castro Valley, Susan Vlelrft. Hodell of San Leandro: loving grandmother of Aimee Nelson of Castro valley, Jamesr Clark Hodell; dear aunt of Michael and Dennis Clark: a native of California; aged 83 years; retired Oakland School teacher fort forty years; a member of the C.T.A. C.R.T.A; N.R.T.A.; L.A.F.R.A.; A.A.R.P- E.A.; Past President of Vespef Teiecarw Assoc; Friends are invited to attend the Services from the CHAPEL OF THE VAu- LEY, 20359 Lake Chabot Road, Castro VaHi ley, Tuesday, February 7, 1989, at 10:00 A.M." Visitation commences Monday at 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. inurnment is private.

CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY A Golden Rule Funeral Home 581-0900 WENZEL, Robert In San Francisco, Feb. 3 1989; husband of the late Elsie Wenzeia. father of Sharon Gomez and Albert Wen-, zel; dear brother of Oiga Vernali and Ruth Costa; adored grandfather of Robert Act cetta, Bert, Andria, Kenneth Wenzel, Mich-v elle and Andrea Gomez; survived by niece, nephews, and other relatives; a native ofi age 73 years: retired member of Retail -Clerk's Union, 648. Friends are invited to attend the Rosary? Monday. 7:30 p.m.

at HALSTEO N. GRA- CAREW 8. ENGLISH. 1123 Sutter St. arwa'-the Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, 10:00 at Sts.

Peter and Pauls Church. 668r. Filbert St. Entombment Holy Cross Come tery. Donations to the Heart Fund or Luna Association preferred.

HALSTED N. GRAY-CAREW g. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING Cremations DAPHNE FUNERALS UfftK EE FUKMl tEfflftt! $335 COMPLETE DIRECT CREMATION NOTHING TO JOIN 621-1313 1 CHURCH STPFET ft CREMATION SCATTERINGS AT SEA JAN 23RD-JAN 29TH BENSEN, Mae M. BOUCHER, Daniel L. BRYN.

Stanley L. COLCLASURE, Thelma T. CONNELL, Jane 0. COOPER, Joseph D. DAY, Frances A.

DIMOND, Fern W. DONHAM, Lucille A. FEKETE. Frank F. FIDLER, Henry FIELDING, Frank C.

FORNEY, Florence I. FR0ND02A. Marcos GARRETT, Berl GERTZ, Emma GERTZ, Stephen P. HARRIGAN. John W.

HINSHAW. Losa M. IKINOGA, Iwao LUNDY. Fred R. MacBEATH, Margery M.

McCLURE, Nellie M. MEFFERD, Marjorie MICHEL. Robert L. MOHAR. John H.

SCHMIDT, Charles D. SCHUMACHER. Gertrude SMITH, Kim A. TAYLOR, Mary E. THOMAS, Edward W.

ULRICH. Christel A. H. WARD, Louise WILCOX. Leona M.

WISTUBA, Lawrence J. Neptune Society 7714717 S.K. PLEASE CALL F0 FIFE BROntVUB KNIGHT. Ruth Margaret In Berkeley. Feb-ruary 2, 1989; wife of the late Herbert C.

Knight mother of Gloria Knight Letch-worth of Bakersfield and Herbert William Knight of Berkeley; grandmother o( Cynthia Lee Knight, Sherry Letehworth Baudry and Jeffery Letchwortrv cousin of the late Jeannette O. Counter; in retail sales for several years in the Bay Area; native of San Francisco: aged 86 years. Private Services were held. Donations in her memory may be made to Aita Bates Hospital Foundation. McNARY MORGAN ENGEL JACKSON Oakland 848-1238 LAURIA, Nicholas In Sonoma, February 3, 1989; beloved husband of Lena Lauria, Sonoma; loving father of Helene Rogers, Sonoma and Nicholas J.

Lauria, Oakland: dear brother of Tony Laurlo, S.F., Angle Torto-relli, Burllngame and Kate Mazzeo, Idolized grandfather of Jennifer and Kevin Rogers. Jason and Alex Lauria; a painter for Bethlehem Steel for 40 years in S.F.; a resident of Sonoma, 3 years; a native of i-, i. age Friends are invited to attend funeral services at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, February 7 at DUGGANS MISSION CHAPEL, 525 West Napa Street, Sonoma. Thence to St.

Francis Catholic Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 1140 a.m. Entombment Mountain Cemetery, Sonoma. Rosary, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Ouggans. DUGGANS MISSION CHAPEL (707)996-3655 Sonoma LUSTO, Roxanna R.

In S.F.; beloved wifeof Alvin A. Lusto; loving motner of Sherrie Petersen; loved daughter of Raymond and Roxanne Lusto; a native of North Dakota. Funeral Services and Interment were held in Fargo, NO. HOGAN SULLIVAN BIANCO CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET MARTIN, William John In Oakland. California, on February 1.

1989; beloved husband of the late Laura Jane Martin; loving father of William J. Martin Jr. and his wife, Pat ricla M. Martin; grandfather of William J. Martin III and Robert N.

Martin; loving father of Ronald F. Martin and his wife. Sara Lee Martin: grandfather of Gregory Martin. Kate Martin Paul, Laura Martin and Douglas Martin; dear brother of the late Vivian A. Dwelly; a native of the Bay Area and resident of the Montclair District of Oakland for over 40 years; aged 82 years.

Friends are invited to attend a combination Rosary and Mass of Christian Burial on Monday. February 6. 1989, at 10:00 A.M. at St. Theresa's Church, 30 Mandalay Road, Oakland.

Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in his memory, to your favorite charity. ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY 3476 Piedmont Avenue Oakland 652-1873 Mc HUGH, Michael In San Francisco on January 26, 1989; beloved husband of Agnes Mc Hugh; loving father of Sharon Torre, Elaine Pettit, Kathleen Mc Hugh; loving father-in-law of Daniel Torre and Larry Pettit; devoted grandfather of Michael and Darren Torre and Lisa Pettit; retired member of I.L.W.U. Local 75. Private Services were held on Monday.

January 30, 1989. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Donations to American Heart Assn. preferred. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY MIGLIACCIO, Samuel In S.F., Feb.

2, 1989; dear son of Samuel Migliaccio a native of New Jersey, age 37 years. Friends are Invited to attend the Memorial Service Tuesday. Feb. 7, 1989 at 2:00 p.m. Private Interment.

COMISKY ROCHE FUNERAL HOME Dolores and 16m Sts. S.F. RONALD W. BROWN, DIRECTOR MILLER. Harry J.

In San Francisco. February 1. 1 989; dearly beloved husband of Irene Ellen Miller for sixty-six years: loving father ot Irene Edna Bankus and father-in-law of Allan Bankus; devoted grandfather of Ronald, Daniel, Allan Bankus; greatgrandfather of Jamie, Jenni and Brett Bankus: dear brother-in-law of Thomas and Doris Haedrich; loving uncle of Tom, Rodney, Robert and Gordon Haedrich. Dolores Barba, Lois Gates; a retired employee of forty-four years of American Can a native of S.F.; aged 88 years. Friends may call Sat.

after 340 PM. and are invited to attend the Funeral Mon. at 140 P.M. at OUGGANS SERRA MORTUARY. 500 Westlake C.

Interment Olivet Memorial Park. Donations to the American Heart Fund. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY MILO. Ellsare In San Francisco, January 28. 1989: Elisara Mllo, beloved husband of Uas-aml Faagau; loving father of Tolovae.

Pu-leimata Fao. Sainila of San Francisco, Toe-fo. Taisamoa and Vatauomalo of Long Beach, Tuapa of Los Angeles and Foetuese of Riverside; survived by twenty-eight grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren; aged 66 years: born in Manua Island, American Somoa, July 5, 1922. Friends may attend Short Services 640 P.M., Friday and Saturday, February 3rd and 4th and Memorial eErvices 340 P.M., Sunday, February 5. 1989 and Monday Services, 1140 A.M., February 6, 1989.

all at ANDERSON'S. Valencia St. at 25th. St. Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

ANDERSON'S FUNERAL PARLORS VISITOR PARKING Phone: 800-6474150 MURrUO, Maria (Urena) In San Francisco, Feb. 2, 1989; dearly beloved wifeof the late Raymond Murillo: loving mother of Evelyn Munilo Radiotes and Anna Marie Murillo: dear sister of Francisca Luna: beloved grandmother of Richard F. Radiotes and usan M. Sanz and the late Stanley R. Radiotes; beloved great-grandmother of Lisa Marie and Philip Anthony Radiotes; devoted mother-tn-law of the late Stanley S.

Radiotes; also survived by numerous other loving relatives; a native of Mexico; a long time member of Alabemos al Sen or Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday (today) after 1140 a m. and are Invited to attend the funeral Monday Feb. 6 at 8:30 a.m. from the mortuary of W.C. LAS-SWELL 6154 Mission Street, corner Wilson.

Thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 940 a.m. The Rosary will be recited Sunday afternoon at 440. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Spiritual bouQuets preferred. O'LEARY, John In February 3, 1989; beloved husband of Teresa O'Leary; loving father of Daniel and Michelle also survived by many loving relatives and friends in Ireland and Michigan; a native of Glenflesk, County Kerry, Ireland; former Business Agent Union Local 261.

Friends may call Sunday after 2:00 P.M. and are invited to attend Services Monday at 930 A.M. from DUGGANS SERRA MORTUARY. 500 Westlake C. thence to St.

Stephen's Church for a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 A M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday Afternoon, 440 P.M. Donations to St. Anthony's Dining Room preferred.

THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY O'ROURKE, Philip A. In Feb. 2. 1989; dearly beloved husband of Maye O'Rourke; loving father of Deirdre Watson and Philip G. O'Rourke.

loving father-in-law of Ernest Watson and Anne Tainter O'Rourke: devoted grandfather of Sean, Michael and Misty Watson of Santa Barbara and Maiaika and StephanieO'Rourkeof S.F.; great-grandfather of Connor Watson; dear uncle of Michael O'Connor; a native of Ireland; co-founder of the Irish Historical Society and past president of American Radio Assn. Friends may call after 140 P.M. Sun. and are Invited to attend the Rosary Sun. at 4:00 P.M.

at the EVERGREEN MORTUARY of McAvoy O'Hara Geary Blvd. at Tenth Ave. Funeral will depart Mon. at 9 30 A.M. and proceed to St.

Brendan's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10:00 A.M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McAVOY O'HARA CO 4 ui hti a i.