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F. Sunday Examiner Chronicle January 30, 1977 ft A ft Section P9 I Funerals L--f iVrr-c A Jfji I PATCH, Marytt In San Fran- ciuu, jan 1977, oeaiiy beloved wife ot Ricnard Patcni beiuved niulhw ol Halm a a'0 Juo tn Guniieom-ino; Hived oy ant K'auaLnii. dien and he soter. Ivoia smith a nativa of 6an Fiantis CO, aged bi yvais Fiitos may attend the funeral te v( i II am Monday jan 31. at ANUfKbCN VaH' Si 41 Z4th pi.vat.

ANttt PSON FUNtkAi PAMIORS VijlTUH PAMMNu PI ARSON. John In 0ki4nd. Piedmont! natiyrj ot Counc il Biuitt lowa fnends a invited to attend niemor-4 vetyuet at in turnout Ccanntuitily Cnurch. 4iU Ave, P.eilmont on l.iO.la, Frli I at 11 gm it ChAPFL OF YE CmiMI In ot lioew't rtona-tOn 10 tne Ped.lHMi in iiteiMO-fy ot G'aie CHAi-ti Cit trf CmiMFS MORTUARY CAftlANU) VIRUI. luhait I (hm Ktaeal In Oa'y I'ly.

januaiy if H77, Junelle Venn i ey Keatiei. lale ol San Biuno wiie Ot Cynl Venn, devotud Oafintr Of the laie James a -it Nina Keane lovmg ster ot Maiy PaKe. Ma'gaiet Mnroo'-ey a' VY ii. am A Keane. i ol and the tale Lorena Ciampi.

oar aunt of Marian Cat! ot Same ara and Jarr.es Page oi San Jute 4 nat ot Tnp II leave tn CHAI'El OF THE HIGmi ANOi El Cannno Peal 41 M'lAM D'ie. i 1'iae. Monday al 9 4U lor St PoOrarlt lailmnc Cnuich of San no for a Mats of imiktteii Bur.ai al 10 am Interment. Hoy Cios Cemetery Pectatiwt of ll'g Pwsaiy. Sunday llrKlayl 4 al me CHAfCl OF THE HIGHLAND! VAN.

Dm M. CAtMIMll. cMi0N, it a. CtflTIV. Dr 0VlO, Cum l.

DII6AN. HUM Unt DflACUI.Jrn DttOUt A. LM (lulu) OUO.TMmnl. Dfia.BufMifliW (I'll) KANAQAN. Grc CAll ttoHt fr JoMl f.

etRSHivtcM.iw MAIL, Juui MANMON.Ut1rC MART Will. Arthur O. HAVit.trMIJn MISI.CrKta, MOOHf.Mary. MIUIN. tlllW IUIAWIN.

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TYSON. Alia Oik Vf PHI JuKtu I (n KM) WADOCll.MHlAryflt. IIMANSKV.ray wf ANDREW DAVIS, UNDERGROUND MAN SoIbcU a log for th Franklin atova Inilda Cave man cost-cutting "Being underground Is what makes It work," Davis says. "Dirt Is a constant temperature of 58 degrees inter and summer. AH I've Rot to do Is raise the temperature from 58 to 70 degrees.

That 'i only 12 degrees." "If It's 10 below outside, people In a house have to rai.se the temperature from 10 below to 70 70 degrees. That's 80 degrees." The little heat Davis needs Is provided by a wood burning Franklin stove. Davis says bis plush carpeted, modern cave home has a numlxT of other advantages: "Tornadoes can't bother us. Fire canl hurt us. I donl even carry Insurance on It." "Just 20 miles from here we're building a nuclear power station.

You never know what could happen. If there was an explosion It wouldn't bother me. They say three feet of dirt would protect you from fallout. I've got a bomb shelter." ARMINGTON. (ITI) Andrew Davii rew ntetl upending hundreds of dollar tn heating bills, so he became a caveman.

Now bis heating bill Is W2D fur the whole winter. Davis shrucced it off when bis daughters feared Uielr classmates would call tlu'tn the nuiLstones. And he Ignored the skeptical looks of neighbors when he started hollowing out a bilbidc to build bis new home. Davis is a bearded, year-old electrician, with a sturdy, meman like build. After discing out the hill, he shaped stone cave walls eicht Inches thick to form a one level, three-bedroom abode.

He topped it with a foot thick stone ceiling and covered the cave with four feet of dirt. Now his family is delighted and most of his neighbors are envious. "It's nice and warm." says his wife. Margaret. "It's just wonderful.

It's not costing us anything to heat and I don't think of it as being any different than a house." UTAH, DM In (hit City, itnut't it I nadir 01 uv, WMonn, u'vvO't hhiuo (tovoleO rtuibaim. Ji- topfl loving. 04wMrt luMD ftilva Stout, teOv4 D'aiidcniKiiafl. AiKtHa, '0 kiwufl Si out hkmoi San timnciKO and lau'a Han a revniMi amit i4i-. vVt Ikm.cu ixivaia, Omii ho- 'S CAIN, Ilia I.

Jan 71, ttl, Be'OVMl iia li lai liv 0 Cn, lovng HrH Mubfcafd, on A a ONvm A 1.vom Mni win iwa Mrwdjv at a 00 at tria (uvmonai Ctf't oi A iNGUSM. M.i-.."ic 4 Gotn-i Ci A Oo'-nt'O" to yuur criaxly CAMCPON. Alfraa Jnujf a amiyov of SouiKnn Par tiic a 01 Icxino No sli a 4A lilt nitf'iMMM ol lai'toi-ina BuOrt Scoitnh in Sw' yHrA)Ai form, at HSiiHOl CO II?) Sutter St Ott'cait ol 6'0tri-r-nooa loon No Hi, FIAM Ott'C COWPtiMENTAPY PARKING CSIJTIY, Or Bala In tn.t city, Jan it, 1977, Or BtHa C'ip Si Our oeiovnrj husnano. Ulnar, siano- and Aiaat-pianaiatl- Priwnm inv.terj to attwd Sunov I OCccli, il! in OCEtN STUtCT MOXTUARY. 14 CliMfl Slluol OA VIO.

Casimir L. In Sacramento. January 'it, 171. of the late Aiyce VY Dav.d. tatrnw ot Noel and Jonn Oavd giand-famw of Michelle.

Jonn. jn'f and Todd David and Many and botifly-Jo Rydanhi oiother ot Louise Bisnou ae fi frp PRICE FUNtRAl CHAPEL IfciJi Sunrise vO. Citrus Ho gnis) and are myited to attend Posary Mnnnav, 8 16pm at the PRICE FUNERAL CHAPEL Mats of Cnnst.an Burial mil be of-ffiwj Tuesday at 9 JO a at St Mt ft Camolic Cnurcn Inter ment. Tooee, Utan Memorials preferred to Cancc Society oi a chanty of youi choice PRICE FUNERAL CHAPEL, D'rectots. (916) 9W.

ti DEEGAN, Haial Jan January to, I'm, oviovea wne oi James Deegan of Sonoma, Ca beloved kister ot Di Ciwa Gntfitni of Pasaoena. Ca and Donaid Gnffitns ot Brisbane Australia Private services Donations to the HEAR Center. 301 Dei Mar Blvd. Pasaoena. Ca.

91101 prater led. DELA CRUZ, Jeramiai (Ratlrad aecono s. Army) in South Jan 11, 1977, Jere- tnias Dela Crui. dearly beloved husband of Maria Deia Cruii lovmg father of Teresna Pineda. Mercedes Bondoc, Hermima Vcmat.

Ainerio lacsma. Brigioo and Ricardo Deia Ciut. a.so Outside the cave, life is hard JoiwT -In Ml tfitf Jmn Ji Wl, beloved ton ol lata Juin Aica taitan'w. be o.uO b'Otrittf ot Huon't Caiuanw at 0 City tre late riwv liiwaia Galidtf'-nr, trjv a Of ot Oaiy C'ty: tlff utiiw ol iunn, Matia Maf'tf. afd nai'iin ot Day ty.

a flat. ol Nnaoa aced i4 Waittf ftmviciH MtMtnay Jan 3) idF at I iii at St I tammit tiiuith. II1J Vet Suiuiyva'tt ai'd a oiitittai CoHir'Wiated Mji ffi at 11 a at St CriiTiantj Cnj'cti imrntHrit, Hoiy cost. Cainatwy. Co "a wat can at tna MT Vit CMAW.L ol ina SPAN ULl M(jhToAP ri Caio Si Mt car Ca ttiituai BOu-tluaitj piaii(-d CIRKMfviCH, lia In tn, (ity.

JaiiuaiyS, It, btnovad rnotn. in oi f.ia )Hrn-i oi itiaa and jam ai-d Ka a viv.f.n, toy-ma g'amjmot'Nn ot Uaoal, Caiol Nwirian iid tiva an Monday, iaua'y 11, at 10 a at Sinai MtMOttiAi. CHAf-tu, liirvaooio at Gvaiy MAIL. Julia In Munio Par. Jan Vfll dually tovd yit ot titfe lata iVuiitiiM 0 Han.

twiovird ot Tnomat laaiur, 4 nativa ol mano Pi.vaia tuncal taryifin yvaia Unit Fi.Oay Jan It. 11' tiom DOuUAN i ONf HAL St BVK 44 itn Si intaiittarit, Hoiy Ciot Cr-'i'i-ii-iy The DuuoAN IVClCH FAMILY MANNON, latiar C. Jr. At rnt in ban Mal-0. Jan IV t.

ovd huittand of Jaan Hamion ot San Maito, lovmg tallwr ot Muijov Oamaiua ot Bwtmonl, Thoma Hanrtori ot Oaaiand and lata Pooit J. Hamiofi. Mfandiamwi ot N'cM Aiina ai Ciintm Oananta an ot B-mionl, a nativa ol CoioiadOi aq it y-a't Pitvata family tr-virr yvnra h(Hd tiom tnn NAUMAN i. LiN-COLS) IHAHIL Trie SEA MORTUARY, t' Otaana a. Padiica Dmiat ont 10 Hw H4't Fund prttitfiivd HAPTWril.

Arttiur D. In Walnut jan Wl, a drrnl of Aian'o. riiiMM0 0 Maiy HaitwM, tainrti ot Jon hi-tarii ot DanvMiv and Contanca HaitwiHi Patna ol a'vo iu'vvtrd tya aiandchiid'an, nat'va ol Gaiinvua, add at) yt-ais FiMrncii ft! invlJ to attnnd tnivcr-4 at St Tmioiiy lii'v touai Cfiu'tn, WM D'ADio Pd. Oa'iv Jan 31 at It am iBiwnwni. Mt V'Oa, Clfina-triy, Oakland Contnbut Onfc in hii mnio' may Oa mailr to tf AniiiCan Cantar Af-unmmimH oy OAK PARK HILLS CHAPU, 3111 No Ma.n St YVamut C'tn.

HAVIS, Sarah Jan In Hay- ward, January it, 197. oe'Oved wife of the late Jonn 0 Mayr-v lovm mother ol Mary Hrfyes ho4i and Jonn Hflyei sisii-r ol Nor ah B'ennan ot N.w Yoih and Mary Muiiyan of Oi. way, Ireland, ma laie Dena an tn late Anne YVaKon and the lata Julia tines, devoted granntnoiher of John G. Kath-ii-tii and Sany Hayes ot Paios Verdes, a native ot Gaiway, Ireland, aged 85 yea's Friends are invund to attend the funeral Monday JaniM'y 1, at 9 10 a JOHN COX MORTUARY 4016 Howe St. Oakland; thenre to St Leo Cnurch, 17b Rihgway Ave, ft'wn a Mass of Christian Burial win oe ce voiaied at 10 a Pmary Sunday evening at 8 m.

Interment. St Josephs Ceme-teiy, San Pah'o JOHN COX MORTUARY HISE, Grica B. January 1977. beloved wile ot the late Harley H.se; devoted Sister ct Edward Greemawol BnrHeiey, Mrs Mor-r-s Be.rrd ot San Francisco and Mrs. YY Howard ot Philadelphia: sister-m-Mw of Mrs Alien Greenlaw and Ms Fred Hise.

a lov.ng aunt ot live, great-aunt ot 13 and great-great-aunt ot two. a native ot Indiana, aged 88 a member ot St. Francis icnt cub and Caivary Piesoy-tenan Church Services o'clock Monday afternoon at HALSTED CO, 1123 Sutter St Private interment, Mt View Cemetery, Oakland Memorial contributions to American Cancer Society preferred COMPLIMENTARY PARKING Jan 21, 197. wife ot the late Ciemmet Eugene Hooker moth- er of Leia Mmer of Mill Vaiiev. native ol Durham.

aged 81 years Fnends are invited to attend se-vices Tuesday. Fwo 1,1977 at I 30 m. at K.t Stewart Chapel, Calvary Presbyterian Church, corner of Jackson and Fillmore F. Memorial gifts preferred to the American Cancer Societv Intornipnt, Mapiewood Cemetery, Durham, C- Arrangements undi'r the direction Ot RUSSELL 1 GOOCH FUNERAL CHAPEL. 270 Miller Mill Valley CHETA MATTEUCCI KIRSTEIN.

Esther In this city January 29, 1977 dearly be'oved mother of Helen Ludomer and Rose Klem; devoted mother-in-law of George Ludomer and Herbert Kieui, loving grandmother ot Dune Zumer. Deborah Rosenblatt and Jplfrpy Kiem and great-grandmother of Michelle Bauer. Services Tuesday Ham SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Divisa-dero St. at Geary LUBAWIN, Valerius In San Fiancisco, Dec 31, 1976. beloved father of Victoria Lubawm.

Services Monday 4pm DAPHNE ONE CHURCH ST. jan 27, 1'J77. loving mother of Martha and Nancy lyon. both of dear aunt ol Lynn Harrier of Dodge City, Kan aged t7 years. Memorial services will be he'd at a later date.

Memorial contributions to the Second Church ot Religious Science, Ciaremont preferred. CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES MORTUARY OAKLAND 654-0123 MEYER, George W. In Santa Rosa, Jan. 28, 1977, husband ot Mary Meyer of Santa Rosa; brother-in-law of Mrs. Theodore R.

Meyer of Oakland; uncle ot Mrs. George Sheldon of F. and Mrs. John Cole of La Canada; a native of San Diego; aged 67 years. Services Monday, Jan.

31, 1977 at 3 30 m. at EGGEN LANCE MORTUARY, Santa Rosa. Inurnment. Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Those desiring may make memorial contributions to Heart Assn.

or Cancer Society. MORTENSEN. Pate In San 29. 1977: Francisco, January dparly beloved husband of Lily Mctensen; beioveo father of Lloyd P. Mortensen: loving grandfather of Eric, Keith and Craig Mortensen; loved by cousins, nieces and nephews; life member of Balder Lodge.

No. 393, FAAM; California Bodies, AAASR; Islam Temple, A A Fylgia Lodge. No. 119, A past district Master of Golden Gale District, No 12, and Skaanska Gillet; a native of Bornhoim, Denmark; aged 72 years. Friends may attend funeral services 1 p.m.

Tuesday, February 1, at ANDERSON'S. Valencia St. at 25th St. under the auspices of Balder Lodge No. 393, FIAM ANDERSON'S FUNERAL PARLORS VISITOR PARKING Janif It Wl, txxoved Hut' UanO of Dims Paanon, oiolh.

oi Dona 0 YV pai son ol Nc York, U'lde ot Jonn Pearson Ot lOS Angeiet And lulKXO Peai-son ol 5 4 nal vv ol Nftwiufl, Kansas Friends ai invited to attend Memorial Services Monday January 31. at II a in Gothic CnatMl ot Mt View Cemetery, SiHrO Piedmont Ave Oamand Alhtet BKOvYN MuHTuAPY Pidiiiont Av, Oa PIAO. Ckmi Pova Manay In Memo Pa. Jan i I'7, Oi the lata Ciaence Eugene Read, motner oi tne tale Canton A Read granomofhei ot Albert and Antron Oi Mar yann Read a native ot Beiiatl. Ma ne, aged 9s years, a eiemlier ol YV Aimiiaiy No III and Range, Caiilei OAR Pnyale family tunv'al seiv Ice were ccmduttiMi Friday, Jan it 1977 (nlombmenl Ly- pms lawn Memorial Park Cat- YVC lASSiVfLl CO ROBERTS.

Samuel I In SF, January ce-aiiy heioved husliand ot Hudred Pooerts, Oevoied father ot Barhara Buca.ey beloved grgorjlatner Ot Kevin and Anna Bciy. lovmg brother ot fd'th Duvenir a Mun-m Malh and Russell Roherls. 4 member of Golden Gate Siteian-la lour.e No 30 FiAM, letirxi Captain ot San Ffancsco Fee Depaitment. Fnenos may vsit Sunrtay tiom I to 41 CURPiYAN CHAPCl OF THE lr. ing at 2ith Ave Funeral Monoay 4 30 at tne Moifuary Inurnment private Contributions 10 the American lancet Sooaty ptelerred R0KIS0N, Claud Of Kentlie'd.

January 21, 11'7, CiaudeE Roh-ion. tiefoved husiiand of Ann Rotlison, devoted lather o' M't Dorotny Ann G'omm ol Bftnel Isiand anrj Ms Ruin Corner tine ot San Bruno lovmg brother ot I dgar Rohison of Fo'ieit Knons, dear otother-m-ia ot Mrs Joseijnme Smuh Mi. Carmen Rohison of San tancs-co auo Suiv ved by lour grand-cniioren and one great-grand, child, a native ol lane Co Cant, aged 85 yean a wait diMnct ovouty Grand Master of I F. and a past Nooi Giand ol Mann and tn-asurer ot Mann Lodge No 200. a niembei ol ine Amen-Can Legion Fnends are iny.ted to attend tee funeral Monday.

January 31, l't'7. at 11 a at the CHAPEL OF THE HILLS. 3 10 Reohill Ave San Aneimo Inurnment, orr-vale. Friends may can Sunday evening alter 1pm Memorial gitis to your favonte chanty preferred 451 8440 SMITH, Calvin V. San Fran- CSfO, Jan.

27. 1977, Caivm V. Smiltv, beloved husband ol Fan- hie Smith ol San Fianos.eo. dear lather ot tan nitn ot Boston, Mass, jewmi Price ol Fremont, Laveine Farnese and lav eare Saniuri, both oi San Jose ana the late Paymoie Smiin; iva' granniamer ot Painc-a A Oi San Bruno, suivived hy hromers and suteis 19 granncnioien and 24 eat-grandrh-tdren; a meniber ol tne Cha. Union local No 2t5.

a native of Arkansas, aged 79 years Prayer services Sunday. Jan 30 at 3 pm at ma BRUNO FUNERAL HOME, 200 YV, San Bruno San Bruno, followed by tuneial se-vices Monday at II am. at the anove Funeral Home interment, Cypress Lawn S08RER0, Alfred C. In Alameda. Jan 28.

1977. loving tamer ol Mrs Vivian Hardacreot Aiameoa and the late Donaid Soberoi loving brother of Mrs Matilda Carlo. M's Louise Gamenara and Mrs Ester Mario ot Alameda; Domingo Soorero of Pieas-anton and the lata Ceasar Frank, Louis and Paul Soorero and Agnes Ono. loving grandfather o' Carson and MarK Har-dacrff: also survived by nieces and nephews, a native Aiameoa; a member ol B'otnpmood Teamsters Union Loral 70 Fnends ate invited to attend the funeral Monday. Jan.

31. 1977. at 9 30 am. from the Gotnic Chanel ot the HAGY-KEENAN MORTUARY. Cential Ave at 9th St Alameda, thence to St Barnanas Churcn, 61" St and Taylor Ave.

where a Mass of Christian Burial will be ottered commencing 10 a Recitation of the Rotary Sunday evening at 8 Spiritual bou-Ouets or donations to your favorite chanty preferred Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, TANG, Noratta N. Jan 1977, beioveo daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Alvin Tang; a student at McAteer High School. EveninR service Sun. 4-5 Cumberland Presbyterian Chinese Church 865 Jackson Services Monday 2 30 om CATHAY 1213 Powell St TYSON, Alia Graca In Oakland, Jan 29, 1977, oear sister ol Bessie Heyden ot Piedmont; dear aunt of Cathryn Hansen and Robert Heyden, both ot Funeral Directors DEL MAR PLAN $250 Sc.itterinK on Land or Sna by Kromssionany Ltceni'o funeral Di'rtors Serving the Entire Bay Area For 8i Years Grovo St SIMPLE DiC.NIFltD SERVICES $241 Scatter At Sea Lie Funeral Dir.

415-931-7437 BUTtER POLLARD 8, SONS HALSTED CO. 1123 Sutter 673-3000 24 Hrs All Services Fully Itemized GODEAU FUNERAL HOME 350 Masonic Ave. 431-1230 Carew 8. Eng'tsh, Successors Valente Manni Perata 4840 Mission St. 333-0161 For OUT-OF-TOWN FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS Phone 921.1231 We can arrange services throughout the U.S., Canada, and in many foreign countries.

OiMirnm OMi.w hmmil Dim ton DIVISA0ER0 STREET AT POST NINETEENTH AVE AT SARGENT PALATINE III. (APk-Tom Heckenbach. a high school teacher who wants only to live the simple life, is defending his home with a gun. "1 donl go In for physical violence," the 32-year-old said last week. "It Just doesn't fit me, but sometimes you get pushed Ith your back to the wall" Heekenbach's unusual "back-to-nature" life style such as heating bis seven-room ranch house for 140 winter with salvaged wood, corn cobs and cheap coal received national publicity last month.

Since then he has received notes threatening his life. His home on a one-acre plot in unincorporated Palatine Township has been vandalized. His four goats and most of his 40 chickens and 15 ducks have been slaughtered and mutilated. An outlying shed was torched. He returned home recently to find one of his goats slashed to death and a note tacked to his front door warning: "You get the same." "I'm scared.

Scared and mad," he said. "At first, I Just wondered 'Why don't they leave me alone?" Then, after more of my stock was slaughtered and my shed was set on fire Well, passive nonviolence went out the window. They're not going to chase me out of here. No way." He uses electricity only for operating a well and, occasionally, a refrigerator. "I like It It's self-reliant," he said.

"I've got more control over my environment than anybody I know." But neighbors have complained about the appearance of Heekenbach's yard, which Is strew ith lumber, tools and a tractor. "I guess they forget what the place looked like when I bought it. I must have cleared out a dozen abandoned cars and taken down 40 dead trees." "Darn It. I pay my taxes and pay my mortgage and everything else. I guess it's my stubborn Dutch background.

I don't bother them and I don't expect them to bother me." fVAOOIll. Kathar.n In im my. January if, X'ltl. loving molher of John and EaH YVaikbei, aged 71 yra'S Funeral services werepnvaie Memrjnal contr.hul'Ons mar nidita to American Cancer lo-Ciely GRAY CO ZtMANSKV. Fay janaury 21 ll, tMeoveo wile ol A traanoer Zeeiantay.

tovmg mutine ot Can Le.Hrta, Jirnnny anrj Area ZemanHy and the late Mul-i gr anomtllrier ot il graniuniltiren, survived ty biotner and sisters, a native ot San Fran, im Eve servicps Sun I pffl SflviCS Tues II am DAPHNE 1CHUMCHJT In Memoriom CONNOLLY, Jamas In lov memory on nii i'tnoav. Jan Jim, weo passed away AprM 12, iY'li. long moi irift, Jim. you txin al iel But I will never forget you, Because I loved you best W.ie IVELYN. Daughters, Qian, June.

M'Cfcy 4. heien RAMStY Frad H. April 1 189 Jan 21, 11'-. you will a'ways he lemprnnered in my heart. Tho Goo detieea that we must pan NELLIE RIICHMUTH.

Anton Feo 18 I'llli Sllt ii. Wb. You Will always be rememoerpd in piy han. Tno God oecieeo thai pat. NEll'E TCVENOT, Oouflat Dud Jan IS Mass on Feb IS, 5 JO S' Pniiip Pet in Peace my Bn OvrHI CAHLOTA MLRCIDCS VAUCHT, James 0.

1919-197. dnrd suUd-niy ot pneumonia 0 January II, in Reno, Nevada, where he had lived tor Ihe ihtl three years, ijorn rn iennesvee, grew up in St louis. Musomi Ho lomMt fhe Ndvy at a young nian in I'll, he stumt 10 yr-ars in Navy being honorari'v o.iCiaiged mi 1941, He convil-e'ed San Francisco his nome as he nad lived tne gif.itest sae oi his adu'it me tiime as business man His cnt-nts both survived him as wen as two skiers and two brothers who an live in various parts ot US H.s live children also survived h.m. Jr jonn, Vaierie, Victoria and R.cn aid Vaught an in the Fian-Cisr aii-a eat handier! hy POSSKIRK-KNOHLE MORTUARY in Reno wtn Imemvnc, Cvpietis lawn Cemetery. Col-ma.

California Card of Thanks WELCH, lamia Dugcan We wish to inarm our many trends and nriatives tor their kino expressions Of Sympathy, beautiful tioral offerings and spiritual bouooets. exteud'-d lo us in our recent bereavement in the ol our mother VYe especially wish to thank the Most Rev Merlin Guiiloyle. Rev P.iuhk Shea, Rev Edward C'eary. Rev Anthony McGuire. Pey Thomas Rngan and the Clergy and Si.

ill ot Mission Dolores Basilica, Mr Ma'k Ellis. Mortuary Employees Un-on, F. Funeral Dueciors. El Camino and Graytme Limousines, the stall ol Holy Cross Cemetery. Bethel Brothers Funeral Home.

Nassau and our stall ol Duggan Funeial Service THE WELCH FAMILY Masses WELCH, letitia Duggan A Month's Mmd Mass will be ottered at 5 30 Saturday. Feb. 5. 1977 at St. Philip's Church.

Cremations DIRECT CREMATION REMOVAL -CREMATION SCATTER AT SEA 6 Chapels tor Memorial Service Families may go to sea tor bunal services No Membership fuel One Charge Pre-Arrangemont (415) (70) 644-744 We are Ihe only cremation service that owns our own crematory and NEPTUNE SOCIETY 771-0717 24 HRS 6S0 Beach SF 94109 AMERICAN CREMATION SLHVICE Call 552-5404 tor Brochure Cemeteries-Lots FOR VETERANS and SURVIVING SPOUSE Beautifully ExPciiidnd Aiua Boloro need reservations avait. FOR ALL FAITHS WOODLAWN MEMORIAL PARK Colma Inspection Invited 755-127 BEFORE NEED Cemetery Arrangements within the Means of Everyone Colma, Calif. 755-1727 S.F. Office 421-4636 Organized 1864 CaJk. survived by 23 dear grandchildren and live sreal-erarirtrmu HOOKER.

Mary R. In Mill Valley. Deaths d'eni a native ot Dmalupian, Baiaan. Philippine Islands, aged 71 veais Fnends ar invited to attend the funeral services Monday. Jan 31, at 9 10 a from DUG-GAN'S SERRA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake Ave near jumne-o Serra Blvd.

DCi thence to St. Augustine's Church, for a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery Rosary Sunday at 3 10 m. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY DeSOUSA, laonor (Lulu) In Auburn. Ca Jn 28.

1977. Loo-nor (Lulu) DeSousa; beloved wile of the late lu'Z DeSousa: loving mother ol Sylvia Carr- Hall of Loomis, Ca and Julie Regennogen ot YVest Germany a member ol Holy Rosary Sodal-ilY Friends may call after 3 pm. Sunday and are invited to attend the funeral at 8 30 a m. from the EVERGREEN MORTUARY Of McAVOY O'HARA Geary Bivd at Tenth Ave, thence to Star of the Sea Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be ottered at 9 a m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward, Ca.

Parish Rosary Monday at 8 p.m. McAVOY O'HARA CO. HOLY POSARY SODALITY OF- STAR OF THE SEA CHURCH Kirt K.O. Taylor Funeral services for Kirt K. 0.

Taylor, construction executive with Bechtel, will be held Tuesday in San Mateo. He died Friday of an apparent heart attack. Taylor, 64, was vice-president and manager of Bechtel's construction refinery and division in San Francisco. He joined Bechtel in 1941. Taylor is survived by his widow, Edith, a daughter, Mrs.

Sharon Scribanti of San Carlos, three grandchildren, and a half-brother and half-sister in Los Angeles. Services are scheduled for Tuesday, 1 p.m. at the Chapel of Sneider and Sullivan, 977 EI Camino Real In San Mateo. Donations to the Lighthouse for the Blind, Peninsula Auxiliary, 3336 Glendora Dr.in San Mateo are preferred. Officers and memoers are requested to recite ine Rosary LYON, Claire In San Francisco, fShips Sunday, January 30 ARRIVALS Louis J.

Gregoire Funeral services were held last Monday for Louis J. Gregoire, 64, one of San Francisco's leading flower men. He died Jan. 20 near Chico. An avid sportsman, he was a member of the Lakeside Olympic Club, Golden Gate Yacht Club, Pacific Rod and Gun Club, St.

Vincent's Godfathers and other organizations in the Bay Area. The son of one of San Francisco's pioneer flower men, Mr. Gregoire once helped fill I Magnin's to overflowing with carnations as part of the national convention of the American Carnation Society, of hich he was vice president. In business with his brothers, whom he later bought out, he was owner of Gregoire Flowers now operated by his sons. A native San Franciscan, he was widely known in San Francisco golfing and sailing circles and often took Olympic Club members salmon fishing on his boat.

He is survived by his widow, Inez; two sons, Jerry and David, and five grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial was held Monday at St. Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church, with interment at Italian Cemetery. G. Sumner Collins NEW YORK G.

Sumner Collins, long-time General Promotion Director of the Hearst Newspapers, died yesterday In University Hospital after a long illness. He was 73 years old. Collins also was a director of several corporations and president and publisher of the weekly financial newsletter Reporting on Governments, a family enterprise with his widow, Sylvia Porter, the syndicated columnist and financial author. He was a director of the Associated Madison Companies, and the Madison Life Insurance Company. In 1932 Collins Joined the Hearst organization in the promotion department of the Milwaukee Sentinel, then a Hearst newspaper.

In 1940, he moved to the New York Journal-American as promotion director. In 1959, he wis named general promotion director of all Hearst newspapers and, among his activities, gave special attention to circulation matters. VESSEL FLAO FROM BERTH Antonia Johnson Sw.m Los Angeles PCT-HOak Bum Ah Pan Portland Cres I Pier 92 Frances Fm.m Powell River Pier 1517 Kaioian Maru Ja Los Angeles C-esAlameda Lompoc Am Portland Oleum President Monroe Am San Pedro MHTOaK KhdozhniK logansen USSRtn long Beach PCTOak Sansinena II Am Drift River A9 Toyota Maru 10 Urn Japan Bemcia Valerie (Tub) Am. Canal Zone StocKton William Alien Lib San Clemente RLYV 4 DEPARTURES VESSEL FLAO DESTINATION BERTH Acacia 3 (Fish Boat) Kor. Fish Grounds Pier2B-NSF AlvaMaersk Dan Hong Kong MHTOak Antoma Johnson Sw.m Seattle PCT-HOak Canberra Br te Honolulu Pier 3S-S Khdozhmk logansen USSRm Tokyo PCT-IOak Knstantin Pasivskiy USSRm Longview Cres.

5Alameda Lion of California Am i Ventura Avon Plulos Ger Los Angeles ST TermnalOak Toyota Maru 10 Ja Portland Benlcia Monday al 3 m. at the Chanel ot Mc Avoy 0 Hara Co for our late member Leonor DeSousa. DUFF, Thomas E. Jan 27, 1977. beloved son ot the late John E.

and Eileen Dull; loving brother ot John F. and Margaret M. Duff, a native of San Francisco; a member ol the St. Francis Yacht Club. Commercial Club and Olympic Club.

Rosary 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The funeral Will take place Monday at 9 30 a from the Memorial Chapels of CAREYV 4. ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St. Ignatius Churcn, Fulton St. at Parker where a ConceleOrated Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Contributions to the Little Sisters of the Poor, 300 Lake F. 94118 or your favonte charity prefeired. DYER, Burleigh W. (Bill) In this city.

Jan 26. 1977; beloved-husband of Rena Dyer; loving father of Edward. Paul and Paula Dyer and Sandra Joseph; devoted brother ot Muriel Stone and uioria rviHitu; a inuiiiuri ui Butchers Union Local 115; a vet. of WW II and a third generation San Franciscan. A Mass ol Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a m.

Monday Jan. 31. 1977 at St. Steven Church, 601 Eucalyptus Dr. Rosary 8 Sunday al GRAY CO.

4000 19th Ave Donations lo the S. F. Heart Assn. prelerred. FLANAGAN, Grace In Walnut Creek, Jan.

28. 1977; a resident of Santa Rosa; wife of the late George M. Flanagan; mother of James P. Flanagan; grandmother of John and Patricia Flanagan; a native of aged 70 years. Services will be held HULL'S WALWUT CREEK CHAPEL, 1139 Saranap Ave.

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