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OaUanbli(Trit)une TuesSept. 17, 1968 Funeral Notices Bay Family Of 4 Killed In Plane Special to The Tribunel SWEETHOME, Ore. The bodies of four members of a Fremont family were found YU Sept. 17 Data From U.S. WEAWtlt BUREAU J5A Are.

Av.rog. 8:30 a.m.) thence to St. Leander's Hioh Mass Church where a Reaulem be celeoratedstor tl he repose of her soul commenclni no at a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. Entombment Holy sepulchre Mau toleum, Hayward.

For further Inform. lion please call 483-0)23. AROLEY, Mercle 5., In Oakland, Scot. 16, 1968, dear sister of the late Harry and Fannie Ardlev; aunt of Mr. H.

M. Ardlev o( Palo Alto. A native of Mlchi- fanj aoed V3 years. A member of the ast Bay Retired Teachers Association. Graveside services will be held st the Red Bluff Cemetery, Red Bluff, Calif.

I Thursday, Sept. 1', at 2 B.rrK Friends who wish may call at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of GRANT MILLER SRESCHKE, Dr. Phvllli B. Buckley, I I I 0 W'1 XXTTv- 16, IVH. MORTUARIES, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland until Wednesday, 9 p.m.

(Amo-pie off street parking.) Interment Red GALLI a heavily-wooded moun i nwJ a xr I on THE ROSES MORTUARY, 1940 PeraTta FORECAST Shovyers I For Area Arv JTX low TcmpcratiifM Sxptcttd yr Northhampton, Mass.t aoed 87 years. Past President of Nelson A. Miles Aux- lllarv Spanisn American- war veierans and a member of Aux. of V.F.W. of San Francisco.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 10 a.m. at PUGGANS, 3434 17th St. Nr. Valencia.

S.F. Interment Golden Gate National DUGGAN'S, 3434 17th S.F, HE 1-4900 MARINER, Florence In pa 15, 1968, beloved wife of the B. Manner; loving sister of Wallace; loving aunt of John end Ward L. Cocki MARINER, Florence In Oak and. Sent.

me wie narry John end Ward L. Cockerton, Doro- thy Tatcot Hushes and other grand- nimrm mrui nranrinanhawi. A net of Canada; aged 85 years. Private funeral services were held from the New Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 6800 East 14th Oakland on Monday afternoon.

Inurnment Chapel of Memories. If friends so desire family would prefer memorial contributions to vour favorite charity. (For further Information please call 632-1011.) McMENAMIN, Wlllam Sept, 14, 1968, busbar of Havward. husband of the late Mar garet Ann McMenamin; beloved father of Genevieve M. Reillv and Ruth McMenamin, both of Hayward; loving grandfather of Michael William Remv of Havward and Terrence Patrick Rell- ly, U.S.

ArmvtVlet Nam; dear uncle of Wlllam McMenamin of Arlington, Los Angeles; brother of the late James McMenamin. A number of Bartender's Union Loca No. 823 of Havward. a charter member of Fraternal Order of den AeVle, No" 139 olH- native of Ireland; aged 84 eagies, bden Aerie, waro. A vears.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from SORENSEN BROS. CHAPEL, 1140 St. Havward, Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 9:30 a.m.; thence to All Saints Church where a Reaulem High Mas will be Sung, for the repose 6f his soul commencing jit 1ft ji m. Qerltatlnn of the Rosary af the Mortuary, Tuesday at B.m.

IntarmAnt Hnlv Sennlrhr rmnnr Hnu sennlrhr Cemetery, 0BANDO, Alblna, In Oakland, Sept. 15, iTco. Deiovea wne or Kavmona t. uo- ando toving momer ot i-e Ravta, Re-- medios DeGuman, Rosarlo Jimenez, James, Jose, Antonio and Carlos Oban- oo; aiso survivi irvlved by 17 grandchildren. Genroe (Trr are predicted the Pacific Northwest to the northern" Plains.

It will be cooler in the Missis- sippi Valley and warmer in mid-dle Atlantic states. (AP) from the Mississippi Valley to the Appalachians and in the Gulf states. There will be scattered showers from Weather Moraqa Man WarVictim A native of Japan; aged 9 years. A ere Invited to atfend the fu- member of the Alameda Buddhist i mt at the pie. Sept.

IB at a.m. a tainside near here late yesterday amid the scattered debris' their lighbpiane. On boara the smashed airplane were Jack D. Thomas, 50, 0L251 St. Nicholas Ct, his wife Ruth, 47, and two ot their children, Tod, and Leslie, 9.

Thomas obtained his pilot's license only last i4 The plane rammed into tim- ber-covered -Green Peter mountain at the 4,200 feet level, leaving shreds of wreckage in treetops over a 400-yard area. The single-engine craft ap-" parently crashed shortly after 5 p.m. avia- tion officials said. The plane was en route from Oakland to Tacoma, At 4:15 p.m. the plane stopped in Eugene for fuel and 45 minutes later reported wing icing and loss of altitude.

Bearings were given with directions for returning to Eugene- but Thomas was not heard from again. Seachers Sunday were hampered by low clouds but yesterday the wreckage was spotted by an Air Force helicopter pilot who saw a shred of the plane hanging from a tree. The bodies were reached late in the afternoon and removed to a-mort ary in Sweethome. Federal officials said that all four members of the fami- -ly had died instantly in the crash. SONOMA GIRLS Car Found In Creek -2 Bodies Bluff Cemetery.

For further Irrrormatlon pleas call 451-4434. BUTLER, Robert $., of Oakland. Sept. 1, 1961, beloved husband of Kathryn Butler; loving father of Robert W. Butler of Oakland, Wllma K.

Waterbury of Newark and James R. Butler Castro Vallevj also survived bv eight grand- chi dren and other re atlves. in unr Inois. A native of Illinois; aged 74 years native Ol nnnvis. avev a yrors.

Friends are Invited to attend services from the New Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON. 6800 East 14th Oakland on Wednesday morning, Sept. 18 at 10:30. interment oanmont Memorial Park private.

(For further Information please call 632-1011.) CHRISTMAN, Katharine, Tn Oakland, Sept. 15i 1968, wife of the late John Christ- man; sister of Mrs. Anna Weiss of Crown Point, Indiana; aunt of Walter Lurt of Crown Point, Indiana. A mem-. ber of Central Lutheran Church of Oakland and Plymouth Chapter No.

423 O.E.S. Friends are Invited to attend the services Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 10 a.m. In the Chapel of ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. The Reverend Walter Grav-" rock and Plymouth Chapter No.

423 O.E.S.. officiating. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. CRANE, W. Whitfield, M.D..

In Oakland, September .15. 1968, husband of Ger trude A. crane; tatner of wniam w. Crane of Patn Alto, Mrs. Josephine Morkefter of Pleldmont; brother of Jeanne Crane of.

Reno, Nevada; step-father of Mrs. Janet Jackson Umobred of Piedmont and Nadine Jackson Harrison of Lafavetfe; grandfather of Kathv and William W. Crane IV and Robert Stanley Morkefter Cvnthla Ann and Thierry Crane Private familv services Tuesday In the Chapel of ALBERT BROWN MOR- iuak -r. a4a Kieomont Avenue, oak- land. Rev.

Dr. Charles Harris officiating. Memorials to the Samuel Merrltt Hospital Memorial Fund preferred. DEPPEN, Dr. Raymond Chastity, M.D., In Oakland, beloved husband of the late Meldora Leone Deooen; loving father of Feme Swayne of Oakland; loving grandfather of Robert Maclean of 'Seattle, great grandfather of Kim Craig and Kerry Maclean; loving brother of Ora E.

Deppen of Oakland. A native of St. Joseph, aged 93 years. -Friends are Invited to attend the fu-. neral from the new Mortuary of CHARLES P.

BANNON, 6800 East 14th St. Oakland, Wednesday, Sent. 18 at 1:30 p.m. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. (For further Information pleas call 632-101lL HeWtTT, Arthur Harry, in Sacramento, Sept.

14. 1968, beloved son of Mr. and wrs. Laoan h. Dewirt ot Hayward; brother of Thomas R.

DeWItt of Havward, Mrs. Nancy Swallev of Union City and Mrs. Darlene Ross -of Havward1. A native of Kalamazoo, aged 27 years. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, 18 at 11 a.m.

at the Chapel of the HAYWARD MORTUARY, 22297 Mission Havward. Interment, Chaoel of the Chimes. Friend may call at th Mortuary after p.m. Tuesday. EGOIAN, Helen, In Oakland.

Seot. 16, 1968, beloved wife of the late Aram cvuian, luvino moiner or rranK, carmen, Zoven and Alice Egolan and the late Edward Egoian; loving grandmother of Linda, Jackie Craig and Randy Egolan; lister of Roxie Mardarosian, Rose Babegian, Victoria Krikorlan, Eddie Casparian of Oakland and Arthur of Castro Vallev and the late Susie Casparian; -in -I a of Louis and Mary Elizabeth Egolan. A native of aoed 75 years. Friend are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday. Seot.

IS at 10:30 a m. from the Frultvale ChapeF of the N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruftvale Hovey M. Hovaaimlan a i I a 1 1 n'a lntrmnt Mpuniain view cemetery, panting area adiacent to Chaoel." For matlon pleas call 533-41 further Infor- 1114. FRENCH, Isabel In Oakland, Sept.

16, 1968,. wlf of th lat Harold Frnch; mother of Mrs. Muriel Tyson end the late -John French. A member of the Seventh Church of Christ Scientist, Oakland. A native of Pennsylvania; aoed 90 years.

A resident of Oakland 67 years. Friends are Invited to attend memorial services Wednesday, Sept. 18. at 1 2 pm. In the cheinel of ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, 347 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland.

.1 er, Irf San Francis- beloved wife ot Al itro Vallev; loving and Andrew Galll; 1, rairma Diipiri to. Mot. la. 1968. be bert Galll of Castro mother of Maureen an devoted dauahter of Mr.

and Mrs. S. H. Belber of Oakland; loving sister of Mrs. James Gotelll end Maurice E.

Carey, both of Oakland; loving aunt of Nicholas and Elizabeth Gotelll; loving daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. V. 1. Gain of San Francisco.

A native of aged 28 years. An active mem- ber of the Bay Area Volunteers. Private family services were held at niiv servic the Telegraph Ave. Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES. Memorial con- fPrrhS ft? St iSHV.LWilA'I-: to The Regents of the University of Room 1282, Moffett Hospital, San Francisco.

sinter, In Oakland, Sept. 16, 1968, beloved husband of the late Pearl Glnter; step-father of Mrs. H. E. Shel-bv, J.K.

Stalnbrocfc and Mrs. Robert Gretler; uncle of Rose Cunningham. A native of California; aged 73 years. A member of American Legion Post 5 of Oakland. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Thursday, Sept.

10:30 a.m. at the Frultvale Chapel 1 of- the -CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Frultvalt Avenue, -Oakland. Reverend L.D. McCracken of-f I elating.

(For further Information please phone 533-4114) Parking area adjacent to chapel. HALL, Jura Lawrence In Berkeley, Sept. U. 1968, grandmother of Jane Ann Hall and Lawrence Britton Hall. Friends are invited to attend memorial services Thursdav, Sent.

19, at 3 p.m. In the St. Clement's Episcopal Church, 2837 Claremont Blvd. Berkeley. Memorials to the Children's Hospital of the East Bay preferred.

ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY Sent 16, HAWKS, Thruston, In Berkeley, 198, beloved husband of Irene Hawks; loving brother of Cora L. Hawks of Berkeley; uncle of Raymond S. Hawks of Independence, Mrs. Mary Lee Smith and Mrs. Florence Sue Hunter of Port and.

Ore. A native of Versall es, aoed 79 years. A member of Northbrae Community Church and Teamster's Union, Local 70, affiliated Past Master and 50 year memberof Berkeley Lodge No. 363, F. and A.MT Friends are Invited to attend services Wednesday, September 18 at 1 p.m.

at the new SUNSET VIEW MORTUARY, 101 Colusa Berkeley-Kensington, Rev. Craig S. Jessup and Berkeley Lr-dge No. 363, F. and A.M.

officiating. Interment Versailles, Mo. Memorials may be sent to the Northbrae Community Church, 941 The Alameda, Berkeley, or the Berkeley Lodge No. 363. F.

and A.M., Bancroft Way Shat-tuck, Berkeley. HEBEU Mary l.r In San Leandro, Sept, IX 10AA Kalnu lAIIIUm I Hebel of Dublin; loving daughter of Edith and Augustus Caltabiano of Bur-bank; sister of Augustus Caltabiano, Jr. of Cleveland, Ohio. A native of Ohio. Frinds are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, Sept.

18 at 8:30 a.m. from th Chaoel of "SMILEY. itreet, 'a church yALLAuncR 1415 Oak Aiameaa; mence to st. Joseph' wnere a Requiem Mass win ill be Reclta-' at I p.m. oraieo commencing ar a.

tlon of the Rosary Tuesday nrermenr ouroanx, tain. Visiting hours to 9 p.m. JOHNSON, Elmer 15, beloved husband of Rose E. John son; brother of Carl and Frank Johnson, Amelia Eck, Nina Pannell and Irene Koehn; survived also bv nieces and nephews. A native of Oklahoma.

A member of Rockrldge Lodge No. 468 F. A. M. Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies, Aahmes Temple of the Shrine, Aehmes Lesion of Honor, Golden Chain Cheoler 303 u.c.5.

ana oerxeiev snrine ctuo. Frends are invited to attend th Saruirat Wmti Cant II il MA nm In eScki rS Sinn ENGEL 3300 High St. under th auspices of Rockridge Lodge No. 468 A. M.

Entombment private. MAGEE. Mai Wary 1968, Gertrude, In Oakland, 14, beloved wlf of th lat Frank H. Magee; loving mother of Howard, Robert and Ralph Magee and. th late Georo and Francis Magee; also survived by five grandchildren and several great grandchildren.

A natlv of Alameda County MARRIAGE LICENSES LOHR-MURPHY Richard E. Lohr, 28, and Maragret Murphy, 19, both of Llvermor. VARELAS AUGERLAVOIE Gilbert Va-relas, 17, and Beverly Augerlavole, 17, both of Fremont. GENTHNER-COLON David F. Genth-ner, 18, and Rhea J.

Colon, 19, both of Fremont. KNOTT-MacEWAN Edwin O. Knott, 28, and Arlene MacEwan, 31, both of Castro Vallev. 1 fin ail err rw wn mr nwin vi. is imit McCOY '-SMITH David T.

Linda Maria Smith, 19, McCoy. 21. 19, both of and Havward. SLIF E-CALD' CALDWELL Jerry Paulina Caldwell. L.

Sllfe, 22, 22, both of and Pauline navwara JONES-BfJI DWMAN Stephen J. Jones. 19. of San Jose, and Gail Bowman, 17, of rremoni. WlLHELMI-OBERHANSLI Wayne A.

wiineim, iy, or navwarg, ano uonms Oberhansll, 18, of Castro Valley. DUNCAN-VALLERGA William R. Dun- can, 23, and Maroaret Vallerga, 20, ei ddcc id Arhtip ii eiN. of Havward, and Edwina Neva, 20. of San Leandro SQUZA-PEIXOTO Thome J.

Souti Thome J. 50UTB. 26, and Mary Lurd Ptlxoto, 19. both Union rELTON-VA Iton, 24, Cltv. AN VOOREN RonkJ C.

and Charmaln Van Voor- en. 19. hnth nf Havuwa ro. KOSS-DUNHAM Richard Kosi, both st' ana lanoac ui unham, 21, SMITH, JR. -MARQUES William- Livermor.

Smith, i'rf, i-vnwn margues, RETTIG-LODGE Ronald uoin or rieasonion. I Rattla. 27. and Julia Lodge, 24. both of San teanoro.

GERADO-ULLOA Oscar LrGerado, ot Pleasant Hill, and Maria Ulloa, or union uiv. end DOMINGEZ-JACOBO IO Heetar uominguet, ii of San Jose, and An. oellna Jacobo, 17, of Havward. PETERSON-FLDRIDGE Clarence M. Peterson, 18.

of Havward, and Mich Mich. cionooe, or urovin. DIVORCES FILED JEANAMflETTE. Floranc L. y.

Whit- BALLARD. Klrriena I va BnKart A rvaien, auzann vs. jonn a). IGIL, 5neron a. vs.

jonn J. IUK. Julia VI. And raw Qycmuk, Julia v. Andrew rREUNER.

Robert W. wi rwati GREUNER. Robert W. v. Dorothy Let, Ons L.

vs. David L. WOOLDRlffdE Charl W. v. David WILLIAMS.

Marv E. v. David F. MLPONALD Rita J. V.

Willi R. WILLIAMS, Sadie A. vs. C. JEFFREY, R.

Vincent vs. Margaret PULLEY, Samuel D. vs. Jane Liu, inoi WILLIAM homes A. y.

Dlanne taurine v. Robert L. MORAGA Army Sgt. Terence 25, was due home from Vietnam last Sun day on a 30-day leave, but his orders were delayed through Mrs. Isabel French Dies at 90 Mrs.

Isabel French, 90, widow of the late conservationist Harold French, died yesterday in Oakland after a long illness. She had been living with her daughter, Mrs. Muriel Tyson of 257 38th and was also the mother of the late John French. A native of Wilkes Barre, the Isabel Borthwick was attending normal school in Los Angeles when she met her future husband. Mr.

French was on his way to Alaska to work as an assayer; on his return the couple was married in San Francisco in 1901. Mr. French was founder of the Contra' Costa Hills and he and his wife counted John Muir among their friends. Mrs. French taught in private schools.

She enrolled at the University of California to complete preparation for teaching English when the couple's own children were students there. Mrs. French was an East-bay resident for 67 years, and her daughter recalls donating clothing to refugees- from the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. The Frenchs lived to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary before his death in 1962. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in the chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Ave. Mrs. French was a member Eastbay Vital Statistics lempie way. rrancn nose, Director. VOSS, William In Oakland, Sept.

17, ICS tlnumA lu.lknj lmMtt- nvwana i Voss. A native of Colusa, aged 73 years. A member of the Oakland Real Estate Board. 1 (Friends are Invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of GRANT nfJLLER MORTUARIES 2850 Telegraph Jpvenue, Oakland Wednesday, Sept. 18, Jt 11 a.m.

(Ample off street parking). Rev. C. P. Daane officiating.

Services In the Mortuary Chanel. Bnlombment Mountain View Garden Mausoleum. For further' Information please call 4514434. WMetL man, Michael (Mickey) IV accl- dS Concord, Sept. 15.

1968, of Macnaoo urive, concord, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wheellhan Jovlno brother of M. loving oromer hannnn UJh wneeiinan, anannon Vheelihan, sis- rer jinH ITllu ters, Mrs.

Noreene Walker and Jean Wheellhan. all Of Concord. A rut. JcCr.P'l'u (LLfSf. A t.V4wMVtt7nd;0rn'iflt.ry Tunerai services Wednesday; Sept.

18, at iy a.m. inrne M-f-AKLAN JE-BRYANT CHAPEL, 1385 Galindo Concord. In- lermeni, memory wardens, Loncord. For further information -please call 2rll00) yamasaki. Moanirhi.

in 15, husband Sh na Kldo Yamasakl; lovini no turn SniZUKO uku, mis. masakl Taekn llsao Hatave, Takeyo Ya- saki, Saturo, Suveklchl, Masahachiro, and Tomu Yamasakl and the late Yusu-haru Yamasakl; grandfather of 18 aranrirh rlrn anrf nu Friends are Invited to attend funeral services, Wednesday, Sent. )f. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Alameda Buddhist Temple, PaClf AVA A amNll Crlan.

m.aYcalL.at the Chapel Of FOWLER- ANDERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2244 Santa Clara Alameda. Inurnment Chapel of the Chimes. YOUNO, Ctrl Oustaf, In Oakland, Seot. 16, 1968, husband of late Ester Young; loving father of Mrs. Herbert waviB vf rvmi vaitvy, mn.

Arrnur rtflui-. born of Walnut Young of Vancouver, Wash, and Paul Young of Twain Harte; loving grandfather of loving gi Fry of Cosh Mrs Lee rrr -osia mesa, Mrs. Schneider of Walnut Creek and Barbara Mulborn Invfna areat ther of Dera Marl Frw. TnwlnM Lov Ttotti iS sJiStor? nna dm-' ialrt Vi ArXSZLeL? a 1 f-J? fiSSJSHr Sani- tar urn. Elder of the Grand Ave.

Sev. enth Day Adventist Church, retired minister of the Seventh Day Adventist Church Friend ar Invited to attend the fu- nerai rriO "rl Friday. Sept. 20, at 11 a.m., from the CHAPEL of the OAKS, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Jelegraph Ave. Services JJ conuucieo oy rastor ranx ves- oi ine ireno Ave.

A urcn. interment Atta Mesa Memorial Park. Pain Attn Cimlh, fc.iM.. ui nf' I'j's Linda, Calif. San Francisco Deaths Bansvelp, George R.

Bell, Gertrude M. Branner, John K. Costelio, William J. Dolaa, Michael J. Galll, Patricia B.

Johnson, Ruth B. Kelly, Martin W. Labling, Maury Lee, Joseph Lynch, Maurice Magee, Mary G.V Makt, Lena Marionl, Louis Sr. McCryUle, Charles W. Murphy, Daniel A.

Peterson, Margaret M. Soroch, Andrew Welch, John F. Whit, Harry O. Zucca, George J. Sr.

Card of Thanks ALAMEDA County Heart Attn, gratefully acknowledge memorial gift. Mall to tmtia, hi c. 11m 01., uaKiang, aaa-oa, im uaxiana, 44-3564, or "resent Crocker Citizen' National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland. CITY of HOP! appreciate donation. sat nrooKdaie, Oakland.

K.E 3-8442. CATHOLIC CHARITIES gratefully ec- knowledge memorial glf a fts. AX1 aKar. ton Street, Oakland. 834-565.

Shipping News SCHEDULED ARRIVALS Svbltcl to change without notice. TortAV AMERICAN MILLER, Lot Angeles, Oakland OATerNSC. COLUMBIA, Philadelphia, Pittsburg. DAIWA MARU, Yokohama, Pier 80. LOMA VICTORY, Sublc Bay, OAT-NSC Oakland.

MEREDITH VICTORY. Manila, OAT-NSC Oakland. MIRRABOOKA, San Pedro, Pier 37. MONTANA MARU, Japan, Pier 80 C. OLGA MAERSK, South Africa, Grove PHILIPPS WASHINGTON.

Ventura, Avon. PORTMAR, Long Beach, Parr Richmond. SANTA Portland, Universal or pt SJRIFQS, Japan, A 7 Pittsburg. UTAH STANDARD, Sea, RLW. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II AMARYLLIS rnw, BcNN NGTON.

Seattle, ON, Seattle, Oleum, HAROANGER, Long Beach, Pier 10. HAWAIIAN MONARCH. Honolulu. 7th St. Oakland.

a. IDAHO STANDARD, Wilmington, RLW. INDIA BEAR Los Angeles, LEIPZIG, NorthPest, OOH. MAGELLAN, Long Beach, Pier 80. MEISHUN MARU, Japan, SAN JUAN, Seattle, OOH.

TINDALO, Los Angeles, Stockton. WARRIOR, Long Beach, OOH. YAQUE, Seattle, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 ARIZONA, Los Angeles. EXTON, Far East. FERNSTATE, Los Anoeles, Pier 24.

FULLMOON, Sen Diego, Pier 90. MASSIMINO D'AMICO, Northwest, ten. tatlv. SANTA MONICA. Los Anoeles.

SCHEDULED DEPARTURES Subiect change without notic. TODAY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1961 ARIZONA TANDARD Cardlnterla, Pt. Orient. C.C.N.Y. VICTORY, Far East, Por Chicaoo.

Beeehrpwrw: ClUDAD DE MANIZALES, PIr 80. FIN COLORADO STAR, Lo Angeles, uh LMKiana. FINEO, Lot Angeles. OH Oakland. GUDRUN BAKKE, HongKong, Pier 32.

HAGUE MARU, Japan, Pier 23. HAWAIIAN, Honolulu, 7th St. Oakland, i HONSHU MARU, Japan, Sacramento. MARLENA, Pakistan, Stockton. WILL SPRING, Anacortes, 5P ISS Martinez Beach, TENT.

NIMBUS, Lot Anoeles. Pier wiaaisairn. Long tnseviL Anaelet, Unrversal Alameda 7. STEEL SEAFARER, Guam, NSC. THORSGAARD, Vancouver BCPier turnadot.

Manna, "ler s. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER II BEAUREGARD, SE Asia, OOH. HONGKONG 31: KOREA, San Diego, Pier 14. LEANNA, Portland, LOCH Ryan, Los Angeles, Universal MEITOKU MARU, Los Anoeles, 9th Ave.

i MIRRABOOKA, Vancouver BC, Pier 35. OREGON, Honolulu, Pier IS. President TAYLOR, Yokohama, Pier 50 SIJSAN MAERSK, Manila, Pier M. WESLEYAN VICTORY, Thailand, Pt. Orient.

SANTA JUANA, Portland, Universal or PtO. Univerasl Alameda. The Day in to By the Associattd Pren THE GOVERNOR Announced be be nut Info effect a reorgenliatlon of the executive branch, bringing melor function under four cabinet secretaries. THE ASSEMBLY Bill Intredueid Improvement Esteblljfte $50 million education Improvement program for DubMc schools AB 11, L. Greene, D-Sacramenfo.

Bil Pasitci Handlcaoped Trantter S17.J million to locel school districts fa continue two-gram for educationally handicapped Mudentt; AB 9, L. Greene. THE SENATE Bill Patted Disability Boott maximum disability benefit for worker of the kb from M0 to U7 j. week In lured AB 1, CommirtM Action Photos Prevent mas reoroductVm af phoioaraph laten during an auioo- AB 4, Basr. D-San Oleoo, aporovetl Senate Judiciary Cammittea.

of the Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist, and a reader of that church, Hyde, will conduct the ritual. a military mix-up and he went out on a special mission instead. Sgt. Hustead was killed Friday in the tiny coastal town of Tuy Hoa while combating Viet Cong infiltrators. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Hustead of 68 Corliss Drive, he had petitioned to go to Vietnam as a paratrooper with the 173rd Airborne. "He was stationed in Alaska sewenmonths," his mother explained. "He wrote two letters to his congressman' to help him get to Vietnam. Born in Berkeley, Sgt.

Hustead attended Berkeley schools and was graduated in 1961 from Emeryville High School, where he was an outstanding athlete; After two years at Contra Costa College, he joined the S. Marine Corps Reserve "But he felt he wasn't doing enough for his country," Mrs. Hustead said, "so he asked for a transfer to the Army. felt so strongly that what he was doing was the right thing to do. He was ly proud of his unit" During his 11 months in Vie a he quickly won three promotions.

For his action during the Tet offensive in January, he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal with for Valor. In recent months he had been a squad leader training replacement troops. In addition to his parents, Sgt. Hustead is survived by a sister, Mrs. E.

A. Zabrycki, whose husband is a lieutenant commander in the Navy stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and his grandmothers, Mrs. Joseph Hustead of Berkeley and Mrs. R. W.

Farren of Ashland, Ore. Funeral services are pending. after aftonrlincr riiahln Vflilow Pnllaaa At Mt rtinMn ho I 1 Va aVtr AT Alee AiaUlV tXVr was a varsity baseball player (or two years and was named to the All League team. He had been assigned to the Twentynine Palms station. He also leaves two brothers.

David and Shannon and two sisters, Mrs. Noreene Walker vwtiwvs r-j UServices will be conducted at 10 a.m. tomorrow' at Mac Farlane Bryant chapel, Concord. Navy Pilot Dies of Jet-Crash Hurts Friends nerai wed. JOHN COX PIEDMONT MEMORIAL -ni-ci, wio nowe uaKiana; to St.

Anthony's Church where a rJS, h.V5-Jf. Sf.S Rs.rY Jues. V.e".n,2 m- "iw-ment st. Mary nDUB, L'-Af' San Jose, eDI- iv68, devoted nusoand of Mary Ot tne late Henrv A. Ornellas: dear oromer or pranK ornellas, Emily Gon-salves and 'Mary Lopes, all of Honolulu, and Lou Onello of San Francisco; loving grandfather of five grandchildren of Antloch.

A native of Honolulu, Hawaii; aged 72 years. A member of the Hiu Ilimo Social Club of San Jose. Funeral services, Sept. 19, at 9:30 a.m. frnm the chapel of TED KEECH'S SANTA CLARA FUNERAL HOME, 1000 Scott Blvd.i Santa Clara.

Reguiem Mass at Clare' Church commencing at 10 a.m. The Rotary will be recited Wed. at 7:45 p.m. In the funeral chapel. Interment, Santa Clara lainoiitT wemeiery.

PERRY, Lea Paul. In a Martiner hnsnl- tai. Va sepr. i ivoe, of la Mario Cf. 15.

Valnutv Creek beloved son of Mr. and Jinn Perry of Walnut Creek; mg brother of John A. Perrv. Walnut Creek, Robert W. Perrv of Val or lelo and Gloria M.

Perry of Walnut Creek; dear nephew of Ernie and Ade-lia Perry of San Leandro, BUI and Bess Brllhant of Oakland and Russell and Dolores Houk of San Leandro. A native of aged 34 year. Recitation of the Rosary at HULL'S WALNUT CKttK CHAPEL, 1139 Sar- anao Ave. off Boulevard Wav. Wed wie evening, Sept, 18 at 8:15 p.m.

Services leaving from HULL'S WALNUT CREEK CHAPEL, Thursday, Sept. 19 at 9 a.m.; thence to St. Marv' Catholic Church, 2039 Mt. Diablo Walnut Creek, where A Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Entombment and concluding prayers.

St. Joseph's Mausoleum, San Pablo. ROCK BTT, Leulse, In San Leandro, Sept. ic. ioa hainuaVi ut.

uuli. iovin8 mothwiHjam mother-in-law i vi ubii ktoiiuiv Hi nt or wi France ROckett; loving grandmother of James William cuwero rtocxerr. v. nauve or Francisco; aged 90 year. Friend art Invited to Invited to attend th fu-THF SANTOS onniMcnM nerai from the MORTUARY, 160 Estudlllo Avenue, San Leandro, Thursday, September Alameda County INTERLOCUTORY DECREES LA AM5NTE, Gtetchen A.

from Lester J. FXEEV'-'k -rom Kooert M. GOMEZ, Rose A. from Eugene J. Richard A.

from Phvlll L. fILLIAMS. Matt a frnm Prank iCHNYQER, Walter M. from Sheila A. from Edward M.

OWELLS, Cellnda S. from Thomas W. fMVt, Kann E. from David K. SLATE Agnes L.

from Norbart Gv TINER, Janet from Glendell Pg CE, Betty J. from Charle E. I LCI PS, Theresa from John L'Jf1! So" PlA9'yE' Shirley from Donn CRtEM, Savanah from Herbert iA.iKtNBl,rbir4. J- trom Wlchael C. WALKER, Rose F.

from Noel B. GAFFNEY. Helen from Friuuarn 0 WILLIAMS, Ellen M. from Robert L. unTT FEV hi MfLLPfS CrPp' Valerie from Richard arlotte A.

from Rov W. rrenie l. rrom sniriey m. Lronaio rrom iaa NES. karri A.

from Arthur L. )HKS. Dried from Hnry FINAL DECRIES rv M. from WnHMn 7 ncLA aa an I rMm )ONA un, Geraldln P. from Rob- AR Edna M.

from Marlnn A Tt aTi, Susan E. from Walter L. A frnm riaraw. TULLIS, lucv A. DAVIS, Patricia G.

from Dennis M. M- Stanley S. from Richard 5. CHASE-DUNN, Kathrvn R. from Christopher K.

M- 'rom William A. STEINBERG, Beverly L. from Melvin Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSE MATTHEY-MAYNARD Warren p. ui Call 6 Marrney, zi, and Mevnerq, rieasanr Mill. SNOW-McCANN Lawrenc N.

Snow, WcCann, 20, Wlnut Creek. VALLE-CEJA Jesu R. Valle. 22, San Francisco, and Carman Cela, 23, Brentwood. ALDAzp-MATA Jose it, ana targi maia, ooin fllH- bum BlGLOVy-BRINEY.

Michael V. JIo low, 4), and Karen E. prinev, 20, both Ant nrh SMITH-NEEDHAM Eerie Smith, M. Palo Alto, and Dornthv NaaH. nam, 4, Lalayette.

SUP AC K-JENSEN Rudy A. Suoack, i- and Barbara A. Jensen, 44, both ham, 64, LefeveTte. Concord. GRAY-GRAYSON Gary E.

Gray, JI, and Linda L. Grayion, 21, Doth Marti- UTTERBACKREID Ernest Utter- hark 10. mrui A D.U Kh teamen. nuTcnnon, urinaa, ana uiane L. Flnkel, It, Concord.

ARRASMITH-HAGEN Donald Arras-mlth, 21, and Linda Hagen, It, both ot San Pablo. AUSTIN-MADDEN Charle Austin, 21, and Jeanette Madden, la, both DORAN-KURVERS Phlllo Doran. 23, and Ellen Kurvert, 22, both Rlclv mond. KAISE R-RAMEY Gary Kaiser, 24, and Sammi Rtmev, 24, both El Cer- rito. YARBOROUGH-DUHE Roger Yar- Borougn, 20, Richmond, and Shirley ih.

20. Rlchn Dyhe, OB ERT-HATLIt-F Garv Obert. Richmond. Richmond. Sandra Ratlltf, Lew Hie) 5.1 5.3 5.5 5.7 5.9 4:08 4:98 4:56 5:32 7:20 3.3 2.9 2.5 2.0 ,14 ,9:10 10:58 11:40 11:41 5.8 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 Taw Forecast, Bay Area Fair through today except for patches of fog near the ocean beginning tonight.

Cooler tomorrow. High today 90 to 100. Low tonight 55 to 65. High tomorrow in th middle sixties to middle seventies In San Francisco and downtown Oakland and in the eighties farther Inland. Gentle wind today and westerly 10 to 20 M.P.H.

tomorrow. Northern and Central California Fair through tomorrow except Increas- ina fna nn mast hMinnina tonlaht. Cool- er near coast north interior tomorrow. ena 5iigniiv uuuwi in Northwestern California Fair through tomorrow except for patches of fog on the coast beginning tonight. fow tonight, and high tomorrow at UklBh w- 5 90 Fort Bragg 70, 50, 65.

Mount Shasta Siskiyou Area Fair today and tonight. Partly cloudy and Olivniiy luuicr lumw iu. myri luuari low tonight, and high tomorrow at cooler tomorrow. Sierra Nevada Fair throuoh tomor row. Slightly cooler in the north tomorrow.

-r San Joaquin Valley Fair through tomorrow. Warmer today.1 Hloh both days In ttie 90's. Low tonight 55 to 45. Gentle winds. Santa Clara Vallev Fair throuoh Inmnr l-llnh tniriai, In th 0h' I nui tonrgnt 55 to 65.

Coon Cooler tomorrow th a high of 85 to 95. Gentle winds becom- VI- Tomorrow. High today, low tonight and high morrow at San Jose 97, 62, 90. Livermort Valley Fair through to- Fa throuoh to- morrow. rlttla tamnaratiira rhanoa Gentle winds becoming westerly 10 to 15 M.P.H.

tomorrow. Diablo San Ramon and Merag Valley Fair through tomorrow. Little temperature change. High both days In the 90's. Low tonight 55 to 65.

Gentle winds. Temoerature Table BAY AREA Concord Martinez Mt Diablo 94 90 92 95 88 57 Orlnda 58 Pittsburg 53 Pleasanlon 56 Richmond 68 94 93 91 99 CALIFORNIA Bakerifleld 17 82 Paso Robles 93 48 92 65 89 48 71 50 76 50 93 62 102 67 Eureka 60 50 Ret? Blurt Fairfield 95 62 almas Evn ah ante Barba cm ot in Santa Maria Mofett Fid 93 58 Stockton 92 71 Thermal 98 58 Neeoie Sant Rosa NATIONAL AlbanVNY Albuouergu Amarlllo Anchorage Ashevllle Atlanta Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burllngtn Vt ratnar 79 45 Juneau JO 45 79 63 84 64 76 65 75 57 Kansas v.itt 61 uas youos Las 42 Lltie Roci LITie KOCK 48 Los Angel 61 Louisville av MNnnn a 79 66 70 Miami Beacfl 85 53 Midland Tx 91 43 Milwaukee 75 5 MolsStPaul 6 81 65 63 60 74 80 NewOrlean 81 83 60 New York 79 60 76 47 Nnrth Platte 68 51 59 32 Oklahoma Cv 84 66 Charl Tn WV 75 Charlt NC CV 81 Chicago 77 Clnclnatl 80 Cleveland 80 53 Omaha 66 58 Phoenix 64 Pittsburgh 62 Portland Me 60 Portland Or 61 Raleigh 36 Rapid City 63 Reno 57 Richmond 58 Columbu 81 Denver Bes Moines etroit Duluth El Paso Falrbank Fargo ForF Worth Honolulu Helena Honoululu Houston Indlanpiis Jackson Mis Jacksnvle Cv CANADIAN Calgary Edmonton Montreal Otawa ct st I nu 68 Stprbofmpa 87 32 Salt LakeCy 62 san Anronto 71 San Diego 77 S. Francisco 47 St St Marie 77 Seatle- 75 '64 61 78i 56 61 54 91 75 68 43 89 64 73 62 92 78 Shreveoorl 78 t3 Spokane to ti Tucson 87 71 Wichita 44 33 Reglna 54 46 77 54 77 41 J7 54 Ji Toronto Wkiloeg 54 Vancouver PAN AMERICA Acaolco Balboa Bermuda Bogota Hermslo Kngstn Mex. Cty Monterv 86 86 82 64 91 77 San Juan PR 90 75 7 St. Kits- es 90 82 fl 75 14 73 97 70.

I a.m. 76 TegcigToa 43 Veracrui 75 Mazann 90 79 Low Moch 77 57 Buenos Ar 97 72 44, Rio Do Janeiro INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen, 12 a.m. 48; Amsterdam, 1 a.m., 52; Athens 2 a.m.. 72 1 a.m., 52; Birmingham, 12 a.m., 52; Brussels 1 a.m., 55; Casablanca, 12 a.m., 64; Copenhagen, 1 a.m., 52; lin, 12 a.m. 52; Dublin, 12 a.m., 52; Geneva, 1 a.m., 55; Hong Kong, 8 a.m., 84; Lisbon, 12 a.m., 59; 12 a.m.

55; Madrid, a. 54; Manila, 8 e.m., 79; NewDelM, 5 a.m., 79; Oslo, 1 e.m-41; Paris, 1 a.m., 55; Rome, 1 a.m., 64; Sofia, 1 a.m., 44; Stockholm, 1 a.m., 50; Sydney, 10 a.m., 57; Tokyo, a.m., 72; Tunis, 1 a.m., 73; Vienna 1 a.m., 57; Warsaw, 1 a.m., Nice, 59. California Summary High pressure over Oregon and northern California will be weakening today and tonight to that the warm dry air that he moved to the coast wlH be dlsolecd by cool marina air beolnning tomorrow. Cooling breete are exoected to reach most coastal valley area to-morrow afternoon. Fair-weather will prevail through tomorrow except for -patches of fog elong the coast south of Point Sur today spreading to other coastal area tonight or tomorrow.

Skies were clear over California Monday and Monday night exceot for patches of fog elong the coast south of Point Sur. Temperature warmed up over most of the state as the mercury hit 100 in Marin County at Terra Linda, and the nineties over -the Interior valleys and much of the remainder of the San Francisco bay area. National Summary The national weather outlook for to-' day, a wide sore id area of rain and occasional thundershower Is dated from, the gulf region to the upper. Great -axes, snowers are ex peered in tra howerft are exoected In the northwest from Washington end Oregon to normern rmomano. tise wnere will be sunny and mild.

It will be warmer In the west; cooler In the plain. A cold front will jtrefch from western Lake Superior to outh central Texas. A low will be over Western Wisconsin. A -cold front will extend from northwest Montana to northwest Oregon. Highs will be over jouthern Idaho, (outheatt Colorado and southern Maine.

Precipitation NATIONAL Billings Birmingham Bismerli Denver Oe Moines 07; Farm ii: Jackun Mitt MMbTA ta, pm Omaha 2 01; Rapid City St. INTERNATIONAL Barbedo Bermuda Bogota .01 San Juan P.B. Teovcigaioa CANADA A es in Vancouver JO. Xerox Aide Indicted FAIRFAX. Va.

(AP) A grand jury indicted a Xerox -orp. execuuve yesieraay on murder charges stemming from the shooting of the husv band of a woman he had been seeing. Summary Alameda County Born to th wlf of: COMPTON. Gary rv girl, 8-13. girl, 8-18.

iam girl, 8-18 ua via, james l-KAZ tN FRENCfR TTiiiie J.i Mir 1, o-ii. EF, Erland boy, 8-15. IGHTALING, Kenneth NSQN. Gerald, boy, 8-12. Willie girl, 8-12.

GRI HOU bov, 816. JOHNSQI KING, Bobbv air in, -i5. LARK INS. Vlrdall. bov.

t.15. MURPHY, Virgil girl, 114. MURPHY, Samuel bov, 8-14. PALMER, William, girl. 8-15.

Roberto girl, 8-18. SANDER Leonard girl, 8-15. SPAULDING. James elrl, 8-0. TABATABaTAN, All boy, 8-14.

TAYLOR. Kellev airl. 8-16. TROUTMAN, Doyle girl, 8-15, VtNABLt, louis gin, BARRFTTE. Daniel bov.

tNtuicT, Frederick bo kagg, Robert bov, -13. OLE, William boy, 1-10, GRAW Roy 8-0l UARTE. Manuel F.T olrl. t4 UARtE. Luoa.

airl. 1-07. LDER, John R. boy, 1-14, LANNIGAN, Earl M. MORRIS.

Robert girl, I- NAIL, Wayne Hv boy, 1-11. PASION, ilia boy, 1-02. RQBERTS7 Edward girl, I-1C-ROYBAL, Gilbert bov. 1-10. TYREE, George girl, 8-01.

WELL. Jame girl, 8-09. WISCHNACK, Elston glri, 1-05 ZABALA. Ricardo, bov, 8-03. BURNS, David girl, 1-03.

MARRIAGE LICENSES MnnnV.ANKFY Jark Moodv. 47, Oakland and Tomarle Sankey, 4). Colusa. TOMCZAK-CARTER Robert J. Tom- SOM.

56. and Blrthener Conner, 41, both Oakland. PEACOCK-SHOEMAKER Jame P. peacock, 26, and Georgia Shoemaker, 19. both Alameda.

HQRD-SCHAAPHOK Ronald P. Hord. 19, and Belinda Schaaphok, 20, both Alameda. GRAHAM-BUTLER Anthony L. ham, 23, and Sylvia Butler, 17, Oakland.

Gra-coth URREA-RASMUSSEN David B. Urrea 11, uerxeiey, ano juay Kdimuiwi, 22, Mt. view. VANELLO-WENTWORTH Ralph Yenet- to, 26, and Mieren wentwortn, botn Felony Charges Filed In Death of Marine Vet SANTA ROSA The wheels of an automobile protruding above the surface of Sonoma Creek led to the discovery yesterday of the bodies of two girls missing since last Friday. The a i of Janice Fowler," 19, of Kenwood and April Talcott, 18, of Sonoma were recovered from the auto which had overturned in about five feet of water.

The car was discovered by brothers Robert and Richard Riser who were driving a hay-truck from their farm near Santa Rosa. The California Highway Patrol said the girls apparently had been northbound on Millerick Road. Their car went out of control, crossed and recrossed the road than hurtled off an embankment and into the water. Dr. Buckley Of Fremont Dies at 43 FREMONT Dr.

Phyllis E. Buckley, 43, a pediatrician who had practiced in Fremont for the past seven years, died yesterday after a long illness. Dr; Buckleyshared medical-fices at 3200 Mowry Ave. t. uiui-co with her husband, Dr.

Alfred W. Reschke, an obstetrician. Dr. Buckley also is survived by two daughters, Theresa and Shawna Reschke of Fremont; her father, John Buckley, and her stepmother," trances Buckley, both of Den- trai Pftlrt nnrl a. iver.r and z.

az brother," LeRoy Buckley of Georgetown, Colo. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today Jn the Fremont Chapel of the" Roses at' 1940 Peralta Blvd. A funeral service will be held in the morning at 8:30 a.m. in the chapel, followed by a Requiem Mass In the Holy Ghost Catholic Church at 9 a.m.

MARTINEZ Mrs. Alice Marie Knudsen, 67, resident here for the last 45 years, died yteterday in a local hospital following a sudden illness. She and her husband, Conrad J.poperated i grocery store on Alhambra Avenue for a number of years. Besides her husband, she leaves a daughter, Shirley Jean, Martinez; a brother, Harold Johnson, Richmond, and a sister, Mrs. Esther Radke, El Cerrito.

Services will be conducted at 11 a.m.' tomorrow at Con- Taylor Chapel with the Rev. Harvey Swanson of the First Congregational Church officiating. Oakland. VeXi-tf V- MrCAIN-STEWART Walter (J, McCain, BROCK. Charlie v.

Mary 21, and Pamela Stewart, 20, both j. AOX.Pearlean v. Freddie J. Oakland. GINGRAS, Wafv v.

Jame XAJTILPfcAlSEll-Jamejl- NIEL, Emily fred 2l San Leandro. and Suzanne Kaiser. PERTSOS, Florence y. John (arlSJIUTCHISONGREESON John E. nulmant WILLIAMS, Glenda F.

v. Wesley (annulment) MARINO, Francl V. y. Thelma E. jAKUin, Anna l.

vs. beoree o. MARCUM. Marilyn A. va.

Cecl j. LYKiNa, bienoa L. v. wicnaei a AKER. Judith A.

v. Bruce CHERTY, Deirdre v. Robert IULD. David M. vi Sandra SPRADLING, George A.

vs. Margaret A. BETTENCOURT, Lucv B. v. Joseph J.

tSep. meint.) ANNULMENT A I NGTON, E. C. and Dona Id AGUILAR, Marv A. and Albert, Jr.

INTERLOCUTORY DRORIIS CASH, Joan E. from David E. MARTINEZ A itirttririct who allegedly ran down and fatally Injured a Vietnam veteran wr Clayton Road was charged today with felony manslaughter, hit-run and drunk driving, Dep. Dist. Thomas Watrous issued the complaints -against Gary Shldeler, 28, of 5725 Clayton Road, Concord, in connection with the death of Marine Corps Lance Corporal Michael ''Mickey" Wheelihan, 22.

Wheelihan, a 1964 graduate of Mt Diablo High School, Concord, was run down near Lucky Drive, while attempting to help an intoxicajted friend, Concord police reported. Patrolman Terry Chiono of Concord was injured when the Marines body, hurled 30 feet, struck him, officers said. Chiono suffered leg Injuries. Wheelihan, son of Mr. and C.

WheeUhan, 4278 Macnaoo Drive, Concord, was a native of Oakland, but lived in Concord virtually his entire rHehad served In Vietnam from I Feburary, 1967, until April, U968, when he returned to the United States and was assigned to take a 10-week course In meteorology at Fort Sill, Okla. He had just completed the training. Corporal Wheelihan entered the service in August, 1966, A NavTTdot inAIice KnudtTS If, Havward HOdAN.WlLSON-FrederU V. Hoaan, 27, Remington. and Linda TERRY-An6erSON Jimmv Terrv, 21, and Cheryl Anderson, 21, both Oakland.

SALLE EFISMER Wallace Sallee 11, Olymola, and Sally Fisher, la, Oakland. DALE Y-MOORE Jackie D. Daley, II, and Wanda Moore, 19, both Oakland. VANDERWORK JAVES M. G.

Vender-work, 21, Huntington Beach, and Catherine James, 11, S.F. OSBORNE-COX Charles G. Osborne, 48, Berkeley, and Marilyn Cox. 42, woraga. PERRY-CASTELLO-Roberf P.

Perry, sen Leanaro, ano Kosa Lasiuio, Oakland. FIFE-CALLISTER Leland T. Flte, Berkeley, and Karen Calllster, vrceg. STRANGE-FENTON Gerald Strane, 37, S.F., and. Patricia Fenton, 21, wasnintrion, o.c Met a in-U WOOD Deeatd J.

McLain, 22, and Jewel Underwood, 22, both Oakla no. VIoaun-ryDinjuir mnci uiusvn, 41. and tariine Roomson, la. Doth oa land. Robert Mmt.

5i. and I bract ace Daniel. 2t, Alameda. PETTU5 BRAZIL- ay 6. pertus, St, and Cherv Lneryi aram ii.

eon) Oakland. KPAFf-BAlLO Leohard W. Kraft, 22, Pinole, and Lorraine Baiie. 21, El So- Dreme. SALLE-SELAK Stephen A.

Salla. a and Patricia Selak, 22, both fjaklandj VVON-CHUNG-Tlna Shin Wong, and To-On Chung, 53, both Oakland. JOHNSON-EDDINGS Melvin Johnson. 42nd Louis Ejdings, 41, both Oak- MAPSH DENNIS Robert M. Marsh, 21, jrd Patricia Dennis.

21, both Berke- EDWAROSEDWARDS Harry Edward, p. and Edna Edward. both Oak- w'T'ENlROCK-WOOD-DavId G. Wlt- tennrocx, and Shirley wooaa, y. brtth Oakland A I SC A-ftU I CI Simon Hen, 21, and Lui Gutierrez, ti Eorh nerxe's 'V.

CABREPe-KNePPFf DO' on K.i.Cir. rare. 24, Mev I. S. La' Hevward.

and Bonnie Kneo Pr. 1 la. ue Lake Tahoe. WCXG-LEE Ban FF Barrv wong, 35, and He lee, 35 botti CaHand. Rl S- A DE OH Rohe rt P.

Rt ft. 19, and Diane Andersen. 20, both lr.M VI BEAR-NICOl Al Mervev M. Beer. 4.

Aiamada. and Iran Nlcolal, 4. Oakland. ANGLERS' TIDE-TABLE Lew High 17 18 19 20 21 3:38 4.20 4:56 5:32 6:08 0.3 0.0 1 4.0 10:52 11:18 11:58 12:22 12:46 High Lew jured last week when his jet crashed near Mariposa died yesterday at Oakland Naval Hospital. Lt Larry Smith, fered inultiple- head taftnies and multiple fractures last Tuesday when be ejected from his A-4 Skyhawk before it crashed In the foothills of Mariposa County, touching off a forest fire.

Lt. Smith was a member of Attack Squadron 125 at Le-moore Naval Air Station. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, live at Sac -City, la.

22 12:28 6:38 0.3 1:10 .6.2. 7:02 -09 Denotes p.m. hours Tae abev time ar far ftde at arfe Street Bridge, Oakland. Seeternbw It-Sun rHe 4 51 t.m. lea tet a.m.

Mean rteet 1:31 a-ffl. Maon sets st a.m. Sijmber Sue rHe a m. Sea tet IM Mae rite I a.m. Meee a.m.

it-Son rtse af am, lea et Till Mean rfe ltt a.m. sen et a.m. I 1 j- -a, a -A.