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LEGAL NOTICE DEATH NOTICE Timtfay, Jun 14, 1966 30 Sart Hileo Cinttsr Ott to Head Scout Council Wallace E. Ofct'ol Menlo ParkiHillsborough, John F. Linden of as installed as 1966 67 presi Mateo, Charles N. Huggins i.id for is UUoner, riifrrerxc whi IS ItlidC lor IJrlher pattlcu Urs, and that the Crr.c iriacc of hearing the same has been set for DEATHS Woman Jailed For 'Poison' Charges that she put Sani Flush in her rival's sugar bowl is hereby made turtner parucu urs, and that he same Is hereby for hearing by the Couii on Jun of Atherton, William Hugr EVA MJASETH Eva Mjaseth, 76, 714 Second Avenue, San Bruno, cued isatur day in Burlingame. A 23 year resident of San Bru no, she was a member af the First Baptist Church of South San Francisco, she was a native of Minnesota.

Survivors include her hus. hanH fliinriw lil'n riai Prltfirs Jeanette Gibson of Sa jof In the ot the Estate ol Oc I. NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN H. I 1 1 J. JUOfiSlVfl herein a Petition tor Probate ot Win and fer Lctrcn end Codicil reference to whICB partment of the PresidLnj J'Jdje of the above entitled the Hal Justice and Records.

Redwood Cily. Dated: June 8. 1B66. (Seal jutir A. flai u.icra.01 joj iwii.

f.y Maw VMtK, JOHN A. BHUKOG, Cleric. 7 uiary tncuwn, rtpjij utri. Id sty it Noltslncer, 1J3, Market Street. San Francisro.

CaJifomla. Telephone: S26 JS2S. AttomeTS for Puhliihcd In San Mateo Times, June 10, 14. IT, 1056. (3515! Cotn, Dennli Aar.

CERTIFICATE No. 8937 IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AS FOLLOWS: The iindersljmed ii a person to. IriB business In rile State or CI1; (ornia under the fictitious name of "CALIFOaNI EDUCATIONAL His Friacipal place oi business Is situated at 509 Crest View No. 2M. Belmont, Sin Meteo County, CakforrJi.

in fall ana nrs place i.J JOSEPH CREY ROOK. 509 Crest View No. Belmonl. CiLfoml" flJOOS. DATED Jur.e 5.

JOSEPH GHEY HOOK. STATE OF' CALIFORNIA fere xt, a Notary Public ia nd for the State of CaliforrJa. residinij tliereln, duly con Jind sworn, personally appeared JOSEPH GREY ROOK kr.own to me to the penon dei. ib In whose name is subscribed lo tbe v.lthln nstrum 3nt. and acknovrledted.

to In Witness Whcrjof I have ner4 unto set my hand and affixed my oldolal seal t.e day year in this certificate first above written. I Sea Ii HI SHERRY SOTOS, Notary Public in and for the Suto of California. (Endorsed) 711ed in the offic Ccur.ty Clerlt of San Mateo County, Calif. Juae 10, ISSo. JOHN A.

8HUNDJG. Cterk. 'By Irene Bsrthel. Deputy Clerk. Redwood "dry.

A Puhlish lOWfih Dnnmond. Eaq. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY Nd. 36341 In the Superior Court of th Stat Cnlifcr: the County Tr. the Matter of L.n Estate at MARTIN J.

MCCARTHY. EeCead. NOTTCE IS Hi RtB tr.nt AILSEN BEAHDSLEY as executrix o( the ol abo namei! de hnr lilpd Herein a PBTITlOW FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND tor letters testamektary. 'made lor fur ners oartlculaxf, vii that the same is hereby. hearing by the Court on Jiffie 23.

at 0:00 a.m.. ia the Depart ot tne Jr Jdit California. Dated: JUNE S. 196S. Seal! JOHN A.

BRUNTNG, Qerk oi said Court, 3y Marie G. Hlctfns. Depjtv aerit. IiriLA' di J.r.r 0. 15S.

JOHN A. 3RUNING, Clerk. By Marie G. Hirrns. Deputy Clerk.

A nd. Street. Suite TM, I 941M Telephone for Petitioner. Published San Wateo Times, June 10. 11.

17, 1968. (35:7) 24U1, the Daled: JUNS 1S56. (Seal) JOHN A. BRUNTNC, Ctcrt. By Mary Erlckson.

Deputy Clerk. Jv.nc 9. 1966. JOHN A. 3RUJTIHC.

Clerk. By Man Erlckson. Deputy CIcrK. Paul 5SC Se er.th 34113. "'elephone: SKyMf? miss.

Attorney Jor Petl fan Marcc Times. June 10, 14. 17. 1S66. (35 IS) Isabel c.

itty NOTICE HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY No, 38565 In the Superior Court of ihe Slate of California, ir, and for the County of Ear. Mateo. Tn (he MattcT of the Estate ol BuSSBLL A. SANDERSON, also known as RUSSELL ALAN" SANDERSON, and ROBERT RUSSELL SANDERSON, and R. A.

SANDERSON. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Edith M. Sanderson has filed herein a Petition (or Probate fl( will and (or Letters Testamentary, reference tD which is hereby made for further particulars, and that the same Is hereby set for hearhr by the Court or. Wednesday, July 6.

1955 at 9:00 a In the Dcpart.mcr of the Pre siding Judpe of fhe flbove entitled Records. Rcdu'ocd City. California. Dated: JCNE 13. (Seal) JOHN A.

BRUNING. Isabel Grelrter. P.t BilllClriB. "rsttclscc, CahCornia. Tdephise: 393 4M2.

AUorney lor PeUtioner. Published in San Mateo Times June 14. 17. 21. 1G66.

(S5341 San Esu'te or CLCOITO CALCAGNO, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the creditors ol Inc above narreC decedent rDat al.1 ptrsorj havinj; claims against the decedent ar retjtiirod them, the ncccss. ry vouchers, the office of the clerk n( the above entitled corrt. cr lo present them, v. lth t' io necessary 'O undcriiCTiCfl I 1 off ic 'S of C' rter rV Mt. Mreel, san Frar rahfomia nil Imgned P.r.cii lhc dece 01 th.5 noLicc.

Daicd. Jure io. ioee. EVELYN SMITH Executrix o( Last Wiil of the above aaind doreienv Cotter Del Carlo, Mission ian California 94112. f.to 5S4 S443.

Attorneys for Executri: First puouca San Mateo tirtes. June 11. 1S69. Pub. June 14.

21, 23: July 5, IMS. Attya. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR ROBATE OF WILL AMD FOS LET ER5 TESTAMENTARY AND CODICIL THERETO Ml. i irr :r.c 'T Ciu" i' hc Cour.ly r.I:it"n Probate Department of said court, jn Special Sessions, lnso Mis sion Boad, South San FRANCES ELIZABETH MUL1 Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Moir.

49, daughter of former San Mateo County Coroner William F. Crosby, and sister of Burlingame Citv Councilman William Crosby, died today at Peninsula Hospital after a long illness. She a native of Omaha, "1 a resident of Burling nv for 40 vears. Sine at CS!" Tarrooa Avcnnue with her husband, William J. Moir III.

a public She atfndM local schools and was a member of the Burlm gam Chapter. Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include her parents; her brother, in Burlingame; two daughters. Mrs. Betsy Stieleimeier and Mrs.

Jean Ainsw'orth. Belmont, and a gran aiMiter. Lisa "Stiefelmei er. Belmont. Fimnrl services will be held tomorrow at p.m.

from Cros bv N. Cr'v BurliTimc. with in Cvoress Lawn Memorial Park. Colma. E.

CALLAHAN Ralph E. Callahan, B9, 165ft Albemarle Way, Burlingame. died Friday at Fort Miley Veterans' Administration Hospital. San Francisco, after a long illness. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War, and a retired cafe owner and rancher.

He was a native of Indiana, and a resident of the Peninsula for many years. Survivors include a daughter. Mrs. Bawling C. (Eunice) Smith two grandsons.

Michael Ralph Nave and Rawlings Smith HI, and a great grandson, Jeffrey Callahan Nave, all of Burlingame. Funeral services were held today from Chapel of the Highlands. Miiibrae, with interment in Golden Gate National Cemetery. EARL M. HIRSCHEY Earl M.

Hirschey, 6 1, 416 Midway Avenue, San Mateo, died vesterday St Carlmoni Convalescent Hospital, Belmont, after a short illness. He was a brother of former San Mateo Mayor Claude J. Hirschey. A native of California, he 'lived in this county for 55 years. Hirschey was salesman for Macy's department store for 15! years.

Two brothers and a sister survive. Besides Claude Hirschey, they include Harry F. Hirschey and Mrs. Frances Anderson, both of San Mateo. Funeral services will be held from Sneider and Sullivan Cha Dl tomorrow at 10 a.m.

The Rev. Leslie Allen of the First Burlingame, Burress Karmel of. Burlingame. Frank J. Lodato of Atherton, Raymond O.

McHenry of San Mateo, R. Mac Laren of South San Francisco. Superior Judge Wayne R. Mill ington of Redwood City, Robert 1. Moore of Atherton, Wallace' E.

Ott of Menlo Park. Kenneth 3oyce of South San Francisco. Guido to ranciscn, Marvin Schneider of Pacifica, Paul P. Shepherd of Hillsboroueh, F. Finley Thomp son of Miiibrae, Landis Weaver of Menlo Park, Arthur N.

Wells of Belmont, nd Dr. Ross Wilson of Menlo Park. Elected as honorary executive members to the Council were: Graeme MacDonald of Hillsbor ough. H. Olson of Memo Park, and Harold Manozon of South San Francisco.

Robert F. Burrows cf Menlo Dark was presented an award by Minto for his outstanding of the San Mateo County Scout Rama in May. Minto'also presented an award to John for his exceptional work in the sustaining membership drive, and a 50 ar Scouter pin to Bert R. Werdcr. iWerder.

NpWS ei iCWS T.t rol P.eEinald T. Lombard whose wife, Saily Lomaara, lives at 1341 Cotton btteet, jyien Park, was awarded the Air Medal on May IV in Viet Nam. ecievad ne award tor out standing achievement in aerial nronnd lorces in combat. He was last stationed at Ileidelicrg. Army Pvt William S.

McKay, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. McKav, 1725 South Norfolk, San Mateo, nas completed a combat engineer course at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Army Pvt.

James D. McKow 19. whose wife, Karen, lives 727 Linden Court. San Bruno, Ifs completed a light vehicle cirver cvurse at fort ura. tie 15 the sen of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph McKowan. JOS Sherwood Way, South San Francisco. Jack K. Krlmmer, 21, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack P. Krim mer. 3221 Brittan Avenue, San Carles, was promoted, to Army Private First Class at Fort Lewis, where he is serving with the 704th Maintenance Battalion. Seaman Recruits David M.

Sweeney, 19. USN, son of Mr. and Mr. John J. Sweeney of 628 Thirty ninth Avenue and Stephen' J.

Mulrcady, 19. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jn J. Mulready 01 312 Portcla Drive.

San Ma Leo have comrjloted weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes, 111. Marine Privates Victor u. Faure Brac, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor E.

Faure Brac, of 91 Thirtv first Avenue and Robert T. Stebbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Stebbins of 211 West Hillsdale Boulevard, San Mateo, have been graduated from Marine recruit trining at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot atS3nDiego1 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO OREOITORE the County San LOUISE CALHOUN Louise Calhoun.

92, died at Mary's Help Hospital Monday after a lengthy illness. A native of Denver, she had lived at 310 Holly Avenue, South San Francisco, with a daughter, Mrs. Christine Loker, for six years. Mrs. 'Loker is the sole survivor.

With the Larsen Garden Chapel of South San Francisco in charge of local arrangements, tire bodv was sent to Topeka, for Thursday burial in the Mount Hope Cemetery there. BIRTHS PEMNSULA HOSPITAL Born to Mr, and Mrs I A Paul South Ashton Avenue, Miiibrae, June 10, a daughter. WORTENBERG, Kenneth 13S3 Adobe Drive. Pacifica, June 10, a caugnier. JA.VER, Jerome, 1125 Jac 1 kling Drive, Hillsborough, June 10, a daughter.

STIFF, Robert 1116 Clo velly Lane, Burlingame, June 10, a son. COSTER, Thomas 900 Kains Avenue, San Brur.o, June 10, a son. LARRETT, Rodney 1469 Cortez Avenue, Burlingame, June 10, a son. THEIN, Ronald 215 West Thirty first Avenue, San Mateo, June 11, a daughter. A Dr.

and Mrs. Richard, B7S Chiltern Road, Hillsborough, June 11, a son. BUSSARD, Larry 1112 Barcelona Drive, Pacifica, June 12, a son. JENKINS, George B35 Seventh Avenue, San Bruno, June 13, a daughter. MILLS HOSPITAL Bom to Mr.

and Mrs. BEGGS, E. Larry, 146 Tenth Avenue, San Mateo, June 10, a son. CROUSE, Charles. 1754 Dale Avenue, San Mateo, June 10, a daughter.

WAGENKNECHT, Elmer, 153 Broadway Avenue, Miiibrae. June 10, a son. GIORGETTI. Dennis, 4836 a a 1 a Park Drive, Fre J0NESi PauIi P.o. (85, Half mont.

June 10 Moon Eav. June 10. a daughter. KRIEGER, Ronald, 1455 Sierra Drive, Pacifica, June 11, a son. SCOTT, Charles, 1651G Marina Court, San Mateo, June 12, a son.

JOHNS. Hugh. 767 Orange Av enue, san aiius, June it, SEQUOIA HOSPITAL Born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen, 343 Barncson Avenue, San Mateo, June 12, a son.

GUILLLOZ, Dennis, 836 Walnut Street, San Carlos, June 13, a daughter. COLLINS, Robert, 2229 Howard Avenue, San Carlos, June 13. a daughter. PALLAD1NO, John. 1667 Anamor Street, Redwood City, Jure 13, a daughter Frank 3298 Mate son on 10? Avenue, Redwood City, June 13 a son.

SLOCK ETT, Richard, 25 West Summit Drive, Redwood City. June 13, a son. PENNINGTON, Richard, 11)43 Sixteenth Avenue, Redwood City, June 13, a daughter. COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL Born to Mr and Mrs. DOTSON.

Frank, 1561C Marina Gardens Court, San Mateo, June 13. a son. GARDNER. William, 2726 Marlborough Road, Redwood City. June 13, a son.

and flour bin were filed yesterday against Mrs. Rua Kay Mil hoan, 29, of 1072 Fifteenth Avenue, Redwood City. Examination in the sheriff's laboratory the contents of containers taken from the kitchen of Mrs. Jen Donna Baird, 24, ur. dio vaniiju auetrL, uitina da, confirmed that a "foreign caustic chemical was mixed i.i with the sugar and flour, ac cording to Lt.

He Elvander. Mrs. Baird first complained to Deputy Italo Ferrari early Saturday morning that Mrs. Milhoan had broken into her house while she was out on date with Joseph Milhoan, 29, of 262 Beresford Stree Redwood City. While he was at the house taking the report, Ferrari said, s.

Baird insisted that he have a cup of coffee. Ferrari turned down her offer several times. At that time neither Mrs. Baird nor the deputy knew that the gar bowl contained the poison, a caustic soda lye. I don't know why I turnedi down the cofree Ferrari said today.

"Just lucky, I guess. Be cause I like a lot of sugar in my. Ferrari reported that the window of Mrs. Baird's Ihome had been broken. A lock of red hair, presumed to be Mrs.

Mlhoan's, was found on Mrs. Baird's bed. On the dresser mirror, writtein in lipstick i r. hnctianrl i wiu. J.

Iv YOU havO had it. 0 more ga'es. Like life." Mr. Palrri tnld the dcOUtv that an hour earlier she had en countered Mrs. Milhoan outside of i I a rr Redwood City home and she had told her at that time that she had brokea into the house.

Later, Mrs. Baird told Ferrari that she had received a telephone call from a friend of Milhoan's who told her that Mrs. Milhoan had told him that she had put Sam Flush in Mrs. Bairc's sugar howl, sugar bin and flour bin. Sani riush is an extremely poisonous substance used for undoggirig bathroom drains.

Mrs. Milhoan surrenderor hcrsei: yesterday, was booked on charfies of burglary and put ting poison 100a, ana was freed on 81,100 bail. She is to appear in Municipal Court in San Mateo 10 a.m. June 17 for arraignment. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MANCHESTER.

Kr.pl and1 Prince Philip celebrated his 45th birthday "They should have given you todoV. Sir FtlTJ.cQ woman among the crowd at the 10th anniversary rnselfcg here nL nf mded to imUntivc among British youth LEGAL NOTICE Heasion. Robb, Cn Nt Superior Court iljforJa, ior th of ESTr.i.T.r, V. HAYES, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEM ta Uie creiitcrt ol jbe above named decedent that all persons having claims against fce a'd decedent are required to file with he nsc essary vouchers, ill the cifiiec ol lie clerli of the above entitled co'jrt. or iTtiTi nerefsr.r aW cf Mnssrs.

ha Crcedon. Hamlir. A ivtliy. irji Aver.ue, San M. California, whjen is the place at bitslness months after the st publ llo.n ol this notice.

MAV 20. 1BSS. mvARi VERNON KCSfTACE, Eiccmor ot "io Last Will ol the above named decencnt. Hcssion, Robb. Creedon.

HamUa Keliy. 151 Second Aver.ue San Mateo. California. Telephone: 343 561, Attorneys for Executor. First publication hi San Mateo Times May 24, 1966.

Pub. May 24, 31; June 7. 14 1966. fcr the Cnur.lv of Sail Mateo. Estate Of ETHEL M.

JENKLN'S, rjeccased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEU tc the creditors of the above nBn deccien: that all persons hvlrc claims against the said decedent are ciiiiry vouchers, in the aflice of the clerl: the above entitled court, or oresent Lhem. vr. the r.e;essr. i denl of the San Mateo County Council of the Boy Scouts of America at the.

annual dinner meeting at Bob's on Broadway in Burlingame Monday night. Ott succeeds James Minto of Burlingame who has served as president since 19B4 and holds Scouting's highest honors for adults including the Order Merit and the Silver Beaver award Installing the new officers and board members was Theodore Shearer of Los Angetes, deputy regional executive of Region 12. Ott. an a cent tor tne Aetna Life and Casualty Insurance who lives with his ana children in Menlo r'arn, ran served Scouting since 1958 when he was an Explorer post com mitteeman for Menlo Park rast 166, Since then he also has achieved the Order of Merit and the Silver Beaver award. Resides Ott, other ctticcrs elected were: Lee E.

Ham of HillsbornUEh. first vice preSI dent; Standish H. Harrison cf Hillsborough, vice president: Phillip M. Lighty of Hillsborough, vice president; Guido 3an FrsnnisCO. vice president: John F.

Linden San Mateo, vice president: ichn Montgomery of San Bruno, Council commissioner, and Louis Colagiovanm or Sar. Mateo, treasurer. Elected as Council jjoarn members for terms expiring in i9 were: Roy D. Carver Pacifies, William Cloonan, of Colma. Keith Cummings of San Carlos, Davis of San "Ins.

Henrv R. Gall of ReH tt'ood Cirv, Dr. John Hurler of DEATH NOTICE lelnwnts "fcSovM :i.t lr wr aid Mrs. Wltlla F. i 1 cevolOd Sister 0( WUHf .1 surlinee ef ir jr; Corner of Llse wiefelmeler of Bel no A memoes of ajr lnsan Cnao'fr 15, 1944 1 tnltrmenl CvjrMl Ln.vc doughty Ssft Mateo, and Mrs.

in Vew; kjvlnc VVtle: ic Syllve of Greeley, of AJernou, Cole. Denver, Cot5l, I. An'ra rs. 9Tnadet Calif. Also mi Cms Cemctttry.

Cslma. 'he will tip rctllcc mis rftr.np. I bi o'clock at Inc nbsv? CM OROZCO In Sie Watse. Jane Adcle L. oroico.

setsven win tale Riiardo J. Oroicn, dr of Gu. I.n natlv; of San Francisco, Calif. Funeral services will ba Wednesday, June is, 144, from Ih Patlerson i Chan! by tie wayside, 1311 Com, no Real, San Mateo, the Catl erl e's Chu cn, 1313 Bays her sov! commenclnc at 9:30 A.M. I rv Mmnenl, Holy Cross Cemetery, Coi.

Th. Rffiary will rcltJ Wis enln3 ruedly) at 3t03 o'clock if awe chaoel. IORNBLOWER In San Mateo, June 15, Grsxe H. HorritlCA nr aetOVK wife of the tats Wl HcmblDWer, of Sanlf Rom loving I FaSljr arjwn ol 5ar Fran' arrjcl Brawn S.ir. (Yi'J Brawn 3l No Yjrn I i andmolitr ol TW C.

Glnrdrum I.D.. U.S. a.rrr,y r)( San r. MKi FiernstlHIt, V. Mss Marilyn Cjcrorjn.

flll 1 'I nin nr 5i5. Orfirr lrn ar ot "rle No 7. r. O. EJ3J.

A Utl Calif. l. st Seal, San Metee, wltn the sv. Gry Andersen of the GolKooal Chu 'en of s. Walt oHlciJ.linc.

IrnerTert, Cvpr Lavwi Memorial Pa lo Colna. HIRSCHEY in Belmont. June 13, IMi, Esri M. mraehoy, broher o' Claude J. Hirschey ol Sen Witeo, Harry F.

hlrsd of San Maleo aid s. Frances Ardenen o' San Waleo. aim survived two rrtaHtw: and twa nieces. A natlva gf California, "Bed 44. wtJiPictv.

a. 1 f.Ttf OUve: Cat '5 t. ie San Mao Cancer Seelalv 'FWHNBR It Belmonl. Jjr Fred Cfl Tfjchi Terr Teichrer ol end v.r, Par or, Sacrammte. 0i VYVrs Flo idi.

Alio vlveil by 23 orandchlltjren and 1 jrte aranrh li en. A nntiue of '(Iscorsm jge yrs. Funera: services Wl I i RM1' snd aooccd, Wi I CamlnD Ri Son Carles. Inte men' Golden cramento and Mrs. Margaret! Ann Chappeli of Nampa, a son, Norman Mjaseth ol Palo Alto; a brother, Eddie Gerhard sen of Minnesota; 11 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren.

Funeral services were held today from Nauman and Lincoln Chapel. South San Francisco, with burial following in Olivet Memorial Park, Colma. The Rev. Harry Larson of the South San Francisco First Baptist Church officiated. GEORGE R.

KING George R. King, 42 603 Moili na Way. Pacifica, died Saturday in the Veterans' Hospital Ft. Miiey atter a long wriess. He.

was employed by the City of Pacifica. Survivors include his wne. Ella, of Pacifica. Funeral services will be held at 1:15 p.m. Thursday from Nauman and Lincoln's Chapel of the Sea, Pacifica, with burial in Golden Gate National Cemet ry.

FRANK J. AN1SKY Frank J. Anisky, 50, died at his home at 5K00 Mission Street, San Francisco, Saturday after an illness of six months. A self employed maintenance man and a Navy veteran of World War II, he was a mem ber and past commander the Brisbane American Legion Post No. 473.

He lived in the area 20 years. Survivors include nis wue, Florine. The Brisbane American Le gion Post will conduct special services at 8 p.m. today at the' Lass well and Company Funeral, Chapel. Regular services win De neiy at Lasswcll's at 9 a.m.

tomor row, with burial in Golden Gate. National Cemetery. Duty Choice For GI Ends WASHINGTON (AP) The Army is suspending regulations which give a soldier the opportunity to ntrenlist for a U.S. station of his choosing. New men entering the service no longer will be guaranteed specific assignments abroad under the overseas command enlistment option.

These two changes take effect July 1 a of Viet Nam requirements. A spokesman said that with the buildup in Southeast Asia more and more replacements are needed ror servicemen ending tours of duty. With more slots to fill in Viet Nam, the Army has less flexibility in where it can send men. Heretofore, a man re enlisting in the Army could select iD.i station where he would serve his next tour, and be virtually guaranteed of getting it, A similar guarantee applied to a new men entering the Army who asked for assignments Europe, Korea, the Pacific, or Alasa. PRAYERS IN ENGLISH LONDON (API An English version of.

some prayers in the mass has been agreed by the British Roman Cathlic hierarchy and may be used by the end of the year, says Archbishop George Dwer of Birmingham. But he added that a final universal English language text for the mass was unlikely for at least three years. Until now English, Welsh, 1 1 i and Irish Caiholic churches have been using slightly differing versions of certain prayers. A committee of the English National Liturigical Commission has been working for 18 months on a translation of the missal. Cuariinrj.

Culllran. Hancock i Kclhert. Attyi. CERTIFICATE OF CORPOHATION TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDEF1 FICTITIOUS NAME Ho. S330 IT IS HEREBY CERTtriED AS FOLLOWS: The undersigned, D.

R. ARNOLD CORPORATION, a Ciiifemii eo poration, Is dol.iff business lit the State cf California tsidcr the (ieUtiecs name, "THE OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF SAN JRANaSCO." The principal place business and the Fiace of lesider.c of nJd Corporation ts located at ETS Lindea Avenue. Sc San Iranciieo, Saa Mateo Counly. CaliforrJa. The principal ollicerj or said corporation Jnd their rtspecdve reas tt Vl5 a Ave Csiifornia.

mcock, Place. California. as fcLcws: nt: vice President: Residence: JNE 2. Donald 1 "V'l 5 Odell Aii state of c.u ornia. city and county of san francisco.

i On this 2nd dsy oC JUNE. 19S5, before nie. BISHOP, Cor.Erc.eanonal Church of hani saenZ, Juan, 1479 El Cammo Mateo wili officiate. Interment Rea Burlingame. June 12, a will be in Olivet Memorial son Pa'k.

Colma. d'lTALTT. Emid. 1144 Eer Cnntrir ns the Sfr Ma na Avenue, Burlingame. June tco Countv of the Ameri a daughter, noer Society are pre HOLM, Richard, 3816 Pasad ferred.

Drive. San Mateo. June 13, 'a daughter. EDYTHE JESSICA ELMER STONE. Eugene, 647 Comet Mrs.

Edythe Jessica Elmer, Clty' JunE 13' ot Cal.forr.i.i dulj an instrument, and also known (o izit tj be the person who executed the within irst. umeist on behalf of tbe Corporation therein named, and ac knowledecd to me that such Corporation executed the same. in Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hard and aifixed my official seal hi the City and County of San Francisco the day and yeas ir. fiiis certificate first above lvritten. (Seel) jAHNTE BISHOP.

Notary Public Ir. and for the City tr.i County of San Francisco. State of California. My Commission Expires August 15, 1967. (Endorsed) Filed In the Office of the County Clerk of San Mates County, Calif.

JUNE 3, 1366. JOHN A. BRCNING. County Clerlc. By V.

B. Hepler. Deputy Clerk. Cashing, CnUinan, Hancock 4 Rclhert, Attorneys at Lur. IOC Bush Sired.

San Francisco, California SUM Published in San Mateo Times, June 14. Ji. July 5, 19M. 1343) COHPORATTON, Ey Don with the terms 14. 1566, (3a i.

The umi ind "ausiness address the transferor Is NELLEE V. Frjippi, "FHippi Electric 1033 South Clareuiont. San Mateo, Cai. 3. The name and address of the transferee is ROBERT HUPP.

Heather Dr. vc. 5 an California. 3. The lccatmn and cenerai description of Lie property to be tran fcrriid arc :ollov.s: ai 1033 South Claremnnt, San Matca.

Calif o. nia i.jtL.ro aJl jocl.i:i:lo5 4. The btU usnr r. is to be orooorr.mated on JULY 1, 13C5. UM A.M.

it trie off re KOtiiofi':" J. HANSEN, Attorney Law. 137 North l.lalrr 5. to Malot, California. NOTICE 15 Mt.ttr.il tj credltori ol th.e na ined.S,..

mthln Mateo, died yesterday morning at Canvon sanatorium in Red wood City. She was a native of San Francisco and widow of the iare John O. Elmer. Mrs. Elmer had in this county 22 years and in the state ail of her life Mrs.

Elmer was a self employed music teacher for 23 years. She was the daughter of the late Mrs. Mae G. West. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3 p.m.

at the Pat terson and O'Conrii The Rev. Delmore F. Olsen ot tne firs: aoutnern tsaptisi: Church of San Mateo officiat ing. Inurnment will be at Cy press Lawn Memorial Park. "Beaut VVITHtHTH5 MWSS OF AU, We invite you to and compare Dur fa LAWN 1 MEMORIAL.

PARK Anon prtolit ce nelery for all la thi Wm. San Mateo Coty PLS 05M i mxess DATED in San Maleo Times, June NOTICE OF INTEXTICN TO COLLECT AND TO REMOVE PERSONAL PROPERTY FROM THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA Pursuant to Sec. 1343, California Probate Coda) In the Matter the Estate of ANNA L. SEEEHAU, also leootra ai LORSTTA SHEEHAN. Deceased, NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN to all persons interested, whether aa creditors, heirs, legatees, or devisees, of the above named deceased, whose last known address the State of California was None, that Let.

Testamentary or of Administration have been issued to ROSAMOND MORH1S by Norfolk County Probate Court, a court of competent JurueUo Jon 3f too State of Massachusetts. That each of the follovinff named la Indebted to or is holdLn( personal prascrtv of oio raid decedent! THE H1BERNIA BANK, Fourth Avenua and San Mateo Drive, San Matr, Camo a desires to receive the said personal properh or ic collect the cla.ms and to remove same from the State of CalUomJa to the said State where Letters Testamentary or of Administration, have the said dererlent. or who hive as been issued. nl rV oni olal'o "a 0 i aooo oi such objecUon to cairaart nvi He onrsonal nroDertv of. the decedent, at the address as llstea above.

mchers, tc the underslffned at three (31 months after first Da led JUNE prrs nis is ajrair.st the laid decedent essarj vouchc elerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the underslpied at the law offices oi Samuel Vartin, 120 Montgomery Street San Francisco, California, whica is the place i the undersigned In ail atters pertaining to the estate Dated: MAY 15. IMS. RftTNIA ATTJtlAN, ErecutriJ of the Last Will of the rioerrlent. y'a tan 12C Montogonery strc t. San" rr 36J TJB7.

Attorney for i Executrix. first pa 0' Times Mny 31 June 7, 14. Comptoi fk Attys. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No, 33459 Superior Court of the State or the County of San M'itoo. fNSON.

also kr.own as ROEINSON. Deceased. NOTICE IS MEREBY GIVES air Jccrrlrnt tnjt all to (Ue If. dent. Aatr.in six montr aiicr uic pibllcallon of this fiotlt Dated: Jure 3, lSBfc.

AM11A a. Administratrix, of California B5113. Telephone: 285 2450, Attorneys for Administratrix. First publication Ui San Mateo Times. June 7, 196S.

Jb. June 7, 14. 21. 2. lfl6.

(3M91 As (Executor or Administrator) oi the Estate of said decedent. Published InS in June 14. 21, July 8. 186S, (34.66) ROYALITE CANDLE COMPANY. INCORPORATED CANDLE COMPANY, It GOOD NEWS For Parents Who Desire the Best NOTICE TO'CREDITORS In accorria v.1ti the nrnvlsions 13 OOJeot Or, removal, mutt five the persaa or persons indebted to.

or publication of this Notice. OF BULK TRANSFER ol ection 6107 of the CaUlomui Ufl, Cahlorma i be traes equipment used nd all lnventortea of the iform Commercial Code, notice tereby given that a bulk teanUer la aooLt to be niif beter. the Ferstma and In accordanca with the terma ar.rolro rs oa a'r it 1 The name ar.d bUiinesi address of ihe Irarnferor ia: Elizabeth L. WUke, dDlni! busLiess as Roberta Candle Cemrpaur 365 Adrian Road. Miiibrae, Galifomia.

far as they are kr.own to the transferee, transferor has had no other busiiim nannea or addrejaca vrsun the three yearp laat 2. Tohe'iiaine and business addreis oi Hit transferee ts aa follow liaial Ticfe sar oru w. vc reran vouchers, In the nir.ee fcrelcn If. zri will be tend ue" cJerk eh above entitled court, ed urir. th (uiplces a Bob Fd p7c3ent them, lth the neccs PcM san Carlos, Tuesday u' t0 'the unrjerslgned a o'cocK.

the pfiiees nf Messrs. COMP rMoad Cifv Calif. TC Ic r.iTKKR, 9H Bark of Amer. hri of' Eemr, sueets. Sir.

Jwe. California LM1.1 mner of Amn Nawer. Cjll' lwhich is the place Of tusiner.s of anc I Mil sre fT the undersigned in all matters per Charm scvlt. Perenylvarla, ra wmlng to the estate of said dece M.iian a ccfltioi iiau cnapin enuc. Burlingame.

California, which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within six months after the first puhli cation of this notice. Dated MAY 23, 19W, ANNE 5TRACKB, Executrix or th. Last Will of the above named decedent. Anderson, McMillan 4 Connelly, 1150 Chapln Avenue, Burlinifame. CaLfC rnla, Telephonei 34W58S.

Attorneys for Executrix, F'oot Lo Man Mateo Ti ir M.iv 24. 1966. Pub. May i4. 31 1 June 7.

14, loss. (337) Paul VlaUim, Eto. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITIC FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND CODICIL TO WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTAfcV (South Sn Francisco Seaa en; No. 33540 Superior Court of the State California, for the County of TOTirlE TS HEREBY GIVEN that CHARLES LOUIS KHEUTEB has filed herein a petition for probate of the will and codicil to will of the y.sya.lie orr.riaoy ijlja Acn: Road. Mlbrae, atlon and general description Paranti leeking a lummer eomp in whith thoir boy or girl will gain fh moir from th lurnrner vacalion, invariably turn to th private tamp, with ih longer eomp senjon, iti controlled enrollment end iti program carefully adjusted to the interest and abilitie of th children In eomp.

The director of the private camp, free from obligation! to ony uperior organization, the experience, situations and penon olitiet which he feels will beit express the idealism of his particular camp. Refer now to the Summer Camp Directory In the Classified Advertising Section of today's Times for an excellent selection of camps and schools. an a.s foliotWi: All office furniture arid plant oral ian Hoid. MiUbrao. Callforata.

njiewaoo. an Cha iere Lincoln ol Be AUc Ivee ay onocni rj e. alio a iaio. aac Cll I Funeral senicei White Oaks Chapel of cothto, Llnd Roll er and haogood, im El Camlno Real San Carles, interment Skylawn WeTOrl 4. The bulk transfer to be constmimated on or alter June Zt.

1966 at 1 :30 P.M., at the office of Roberts Candle Company, 3S3 Adrian Road. Miiibrae, California, Dated; June ID, laee..