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ruts aiTrww The INDEPENDENT and GAZETTE Fri Nov 17 1978-39 Insurance companies announce rate cuts HeIPfor Prop 13 victims Prison day care centers allow kids to visit dad ora Mexico Trina bangs again before Marco per- suades her to demonstrate her talent for counting in English and Spanish "I like the kids says Cooper who has served 15 months And since Im doing a long sentence being in the program helps me proposed it the prisons were cautious at first "There was concern about the men molesting the children and about the introduction of contraband through them said Don Scott education director at Lompoc and coordinator of the program "We had an escape from the austere atmosphere of a prison inmates and others say the children do not lose their keep my mind open to the way things are out there A computer technician he has about three years to go He is divorced and has a 6-year-old daughter Funded by the federal Bureau of Prisons the day crimes related to children care program was con- are not allowed into the ceivea by a Childrens program and no incidents Television Workshop staf- have been reported involv-fer to help care for children ing them or any other pris-during visiting hours It oners was tested at two Texas While the day care center prisons and then adopted at provides youngsters with Convicted child molesters and others who committed and John Hancock already have cut premium rates and New England Mutual plans another cut Jan 1 Metropolitan is seriously looking into the possibility Prudential the largest life insurer said At this time our data doesnt support a reduction based on life expectancy But it plans lower rates after Jan 1 for women based on their greater longevity Even if tneir own underwriting experience fails to warrant reductions other companies might for competitive reasons be forced into line with the lower rates an industry source suggested A mutual company for example is compelled to reflect an improved underwriting experience in its rates and thus could force stock companies to lower their rates also or risk losing business The better mortality rates or less than anticipated death rates are most pronounced in the 30-year to 60-year age bracket said Walter Bussewitz of the National Council of Life Insur- Rockefeller Center gets tree EDITORS NOTE -Kids whose fathers are in prison often start out with two strikes against them The people who brought us Sesame Street are trying to rectify that starting their Own day care centers inside the prison walls so the children have someplace to let off steam when they come to visit dad By BARBARA RIEGELHAUPT Associated Press Writer LOMPOC Calif (AP) -The day care center where Ben Cooper works looks typical enough Brightly painted cabinets brim with books and games All manner of toys clutter the floor A huge poster of TVs Big Bird stands guard over the room greeting youngsters each day as they frolic through the door Typical except that two other doors have already clanged shut behind the kids before they reach their feathered friend And the bird isnt the only sentry This day care center is behind bars Cooper 25 is a bank robber and the children at his center are the offspring of fellow prison inmates He is one of 25 prisoners at the Federal Correctional Institute here who participate in a day care program that the Children Television Workshop the Sesame Street folks sponsors at about a dozen prisons around the country Inmates run the centers with the aid of an outside director volunteering their time in addition to regular duties They are carefully screened by a panel of inmates and prison officials Trina a bright-eyed 3-year-old and her 19-month-old brother are regulars at the gayly decorated Lompoc center Their father has been in prison for 20 months "I got a new song for you she tells inmate Marco Marcial 23 as she bangs on a toy xylophone "What is your favorite song? asks Marcial a drug smuggler from Son- ance Washington DC He said the trend has been observed for 25 years or so and that it has compelled the Society of Actuaries to embark on the production of new actuarial tables a task he said takes considerable time In the interim he said some companies have decided to go ahead with lower premium charges or in some instances improved dividends based on their own rather than general actuarial experiences The Metropolitan Life Insurance Statistical Bulletin shows the average longevity of the residential population reached a record high of 73 years in 1977 with both sexes sharing in the improvement Citing the publication Bussewitz said that in 1977 life expectancy at birth increased to 692 years for males and 769 years for females both sharp increases Longevity for the entire residential population has increased two to three years since 1969-1971 and 138 years since the years 1929-1931 when the average was 592 years he said A 1958 insurance commissioners table illustrates how expectations of deaths exceeded the reality in the 30-to 60-year category In 1975-1976 the Society of Actuaries found deaths at only 45 percent to 59 percent of the commissioners expectations The investment return for insurers has also been better than expected one of the rare positive consequences of inflated interest rates While moderation is expected levels could remain relatively high Richard Minck executive vice president of the National Council of Life Insurance says insurers now figure they can obtain an average well into the future of 45 percent to 6 percent on investments As a consequence some insurers feel confident they can pay more of their operating costs out of investment return an attitude that would tend to be reflected in lower premium costs to customers How far the three trends internal efficiencies better mortality experience and high interest continue is not totally guesswork The investment returns to companies for example can be almost guaranteed But as a spokesman for John Hancock observes you cant expect medical advances to prolong life indefinitely Which is to say unfortunately that improvement in the all important mortality table isnt guaranteed By JOHN CUNNIFF AP Business Analyst NEW YORK (AP) -Some prices are coming down Major insurers have already lowered their rates on individual life policies and more cuts are likely by the first of the year Officials say the decline in premium rates reflects at least three factors: The increased return on company investments particularly the yield on fixed-income securities Greater efficiencies particularly through use of electronic computers Lower than anticipated death rates that might oe attributed to medical progress better personal health habits and safer driving An industry study of 90 companies shows the average price of policies already has dropped from $1560 in 1975 to $1510 in 1976 and $1430 in 1977 A sharper decline may have occurred over the past year Among the largest insurers New England Mutual PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ALAMEDA CASE NUMBER 211014-S ESTATE OF: FRANK PAUL NOUZA DECEASED NOTICE is hereby given that Frank Notes has filed a petition for: Probate of will and for letters testamentary Authorization to administer under Independent Administration of Estates Act Refer to Petition for further particulars A hearing on the above petition is set for December 4 1978 at 930 a to be held before said court at the following location: Administration Bldg' 1221 Oak St Oakland CA Dept 19 Dated: November 8 1978 RENE DAVIDSON Clerk By JOHN LAQANCE 29016 Nov 10 13 17 1978 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED RECLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that the City Planning Commission of the City of Berkeley initiated proceedings on October 19 1977 and amended that action on April 5 1978 to consider proposals to reclassify and change the following described properties in the Bateman area: R-2A properties along Webster between College and Piedmont R-4 properties along College be-tween Webster and Alcatraz Between College and Telegraph R-3 properties along the north elde of Ashby Avenue and on the south side of Ashby Avenue from 2524 Ashby eastward R-2 properties along Woolsey east of Telegraph South of Ashby R-2 and R-3 properties not occupied by major hospital and medical office buildings along Webster Dana Dowling Place South Hospital Drive Regent and Colby R-1 properties at 3017 and 3021 Colby Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY THE 21ST DAY OF NOVEMBER 1978 AT 800 PM or as soon thereafter as possible in the City Council Chambers City Hall 2134 Grove Street has been fixed as the time and place for holding the public hearing on the proposed reclassification before the City Council at which time all persons will be given an opportunity to present their opinions EDYTHE CAMPBELL City Clerk and Clerk of the Council G-29005 Nov 10 17 1978 By ELEANOR EDWARDS BERKELEY If the message of Prop 13 was to cut city budgets from the top many cities apparently got the message because hundreds of professional people here who were working in government are now out looking for jobs Between 600 and 700 professional employees including 33 librarians six lawyers numerous landscape architects and scores of teachers are registered for jobs with the local state Employment Development Department Not all these people were Berkeley city hall or school district employees Some worked as far away as Pacifica and Santa Rosa But they all live in Berkeley and theyre competing for jobs with professional workers in other cities who also were laid off after Prop 13 Next week the Berkeley EDD office and the City of Berkeley are sponsoring a two-day job search workshop to help unemployed professional workers transfer their public service jobs to private business and industry The biggest problem is transferability of skills from one job to another Lionel Whitnah EDD coordinator of the workshop says Teachers could go into private companies and help with personnel development for example or they could sell textbooks What they need to do is break down the tasks they did in their old job and see where they could fit in to a different land of job EDD office manager Duncan Buchanan adds To help professional workers assess their transferable skills Toni St James named the top job search person in the country will lead the all-day workshops The sessions will be Nov 21 and 22 from 9:30 am to 3 pm in the council chambers at city hall 2134 Grove St Ms St James who works in EDDs educational and industrial liason office will talk about the problems and solutions of finding a job in the shortest possible time Last year the federal Department of Labor voted her number one in the field Whitnah said that without help professional workers can expect to look for a new job for as long as a year but that with help the time can be whittled to about four months The workshops will be open to other unemployed people with similar skills by reservation only People interested in participating or in learning more about the workshops can call Whitnah at 464-0352 Historic designation for garage PAWTUCKET RI (AP) It stands at a busy intersection abandoned turret ed dingy But dont let appearances deceive Arts Auto with its gas pumps out front is about to be added to the US Register of Historic Places Right now you wouldnt believe how horrible it looks said Katherine Oldham of the Pawtucket Redevelopment Agency which recently acquired the service station But with a little cleaning and discreet restoration Its among the surprisingly few notable survivors of its period and is a significant relic of a distinct and important phase in the history of American commerce reads the commissions report nominating Arts Auto Susan Dynes the panels preservation planner said the garage was built in 1928 and "is the most interesting and best preserved early 20th century service station in Rhode Island She says it looks like a little castle and is the first example in architectural terms of "trying to catch someones attention and getting them to stop at your service station Unless there are objections the building soon will be added officially to the register making It eligible for federal restoration grants A clan gathering in Nova Scotia SYDNEY Nova Scotia (AP) Some 12000 Scots are expected to visit Nova Scotia June 29 to Aug 12 1979 fix the second international gathering of the clans it and play basketball with me? Tina Brown 10 was play- ing parchesi with Cooper while her godmother visited her godfather The youngs-1 ter said she sometimes tries to figure out why a certain inmate is in prison but for the most part "I feel the same as if I were somewhere else Exactly what CTW is striving for "In Rockefeller Center it will symbolize for millions the beauty thats part of the Christmas season OBrien said Its a beautiful tree and were sorry to see it go Merle Oberon undergoes heart surgery LOS ANGELES (AP) -Retired actress Merle Oberon who underwent heart surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center was reported doing "very well according to a hospital spokeswoman "Shes progressing very well spokewoman Virginia Bohannon quoted Miss Oberons doctor as saying Thursday "Shes alert and bright The 67-year-old actress who was hospitalized Monday underwent surgery replace an aortic valve Among the actress credits are such films as Wuthering Heights "Desiree and "The Divorce of Lady Last rites for golfer Cliampan RANCHO SANTE FE (AP) Amateur golfing great Richard Chapman who qualified to play in 19 masters tournaments during his three-decade career will be buried in his birthplace of Greenwich Conn friends of the family say Chapman who died Wednesday in San Diego at the age of 67 was a member of five US Walker Cup teams playing against British teams He won the US Amateur in 1940 the British ssss KW- Amateur in 1939 and 1952 the Canadian championship in 1949 and the Italian championship in 1960 Services tor Chapman who is survived by his wife two sons and six grandchil- dren are scheduled here Saturday Burial will be in -Connecticut later Born in Greenwich on March 23 1911 Chapman moved to Rancho Santa Fe in 1968 Even though a series: of strokes ended his playing days four years ago he still was on the course every day watching other players said Jim Boyle golf pro at Rancho Santa Fe Country Club SASAKI: In Berkeley November 14 1978 Joseph Jyo Sasaki husband ol Kihiko Sasaki ol Berkeley Father Ol Dr Richard Sasaki ol Berkeley Brother ot Shigeru Sasaki ol San Francisco and Bob Sasaki and Steve Sasaki both ot Albany Son ot Konara Sasaki ot Berkeley Grandfather ol Jeffrey and Michael Sasaki both ot Los Altos Giaduate of University ot California 1952 member ol Berkeley Buddhist Church A CL Northern California I Association National Cost Accountants Association Chairman of Board of roop 25 A A native of Sacramento California aged 60 years Friends art invited to attend funeral services Sundsy Nov 19 1978 at 7 30 In Berkeley Buddhist Church 2121 Chanmng Way Berkeley Rev Newton Ishiura officiating Interment Monday 10 00 a in SUNSET VIEW CEMETERY EL CERRITO McNARY 8 MORGAN CHAPEL BERKELEY 848-1238 (11-17-11) FLORIST DIRECTORY ADACHI FLORIST El Cerrito El Sobrant Hilltop 235-4666 223-6711 223-8675 WINTERS FLORIST 2548 Macdonald Ava 234-1147 perspective on what means to be jailed A lot of the kids say this is a nice place says Marcial But when I ask Do you want to be here? they say no A lot of these kids dont realize where they are he adds But when they get to about six or seven they ask questions like Are you a prisoner and what did you do to get here? They will ask Why cant you go out facilities in New 'York North Carolina West Virginia Wisconsin Kentucky and California Sesame Street' has one very basic objective to fortify children with what they need to be successful in school says Sandra Lindsey CTWs West Coast coordinator One major part of that is how the youngster feels about himself Were concerned about the stigma children feel as a result of not speaking English being handicapped coming from a poor neighborhood or having a parent in prison What we can do is to make it not as bad an experience as it otherwise would be More than 100 youngsters drop into the center at Lompoc each week sometimes as many as 50 on a weekend afternoon Its like a little school notes Trinas 21-year-old mother Thats what she thinks of it as Its a school for her and for him (her son) its a place to play Trinas parents sit together in the large lobby where dozens of women are visiting their husbands Before the child care center existed children would be run around the room disrupting their parents visits and causing trouble with other bored youngsters One of the things we want to do is protect the family unit says Mrs Lindsey The formal name of the program is Maintaining and Strengthening Family Ties Some people travel hundreds of miles for a visit and its important the quality of the time be improved For the inmates she says contact with youngsters provides a brief opportunity to be in a "normal environment Hopefully that opportunity will reduce recidivism "Its a lot of help to me acknowledges Marcial "Ive got a 3-year-old daughter and I can start understanding the mind of a kid She wont be as much of stranger to me The television set is not on much but the origins of the program are reflected in tne inmates access to video-taped segments of Sesame Street and "Electric Company to entertain and teach the children They use the TV in proportion" says Mrs Lindsey "We dont design a program where children are just there watching television Like other CTW programs the prison day care centers are considered reinforcements or enhancements of what is taught on television Although the Sesame Street people were enthusiastic about prison day care when Mary Green a Texas coordinator for CTW Chancellor Allen Hawley dead at 85 CLAREMONT (AP) -Allen Hawley honorary trustee and vice president emeritus of Pomona College is dead at the age of 85 Hawley a longtime Claremont resident graduated from Pomona College in 1916 and went on to work for Fox Utudios as an assistant director 'He later joined the advertising staff of the Los Angeles Examiner where he remained until 1938 when he joined Pomona College as public relations and alumni officer He was later appointed as vice president in charge of development Hawley who died at a Hemet convalescent hospital Monday is survived by a sister Olive Bartel of Hemet No funeral services were planned and interment was set for Oak Park Cemetery here Donations to the Hawley Library Fund at Pomona College were NEW YORK (AP)-The 1978 Christmas tree for Rockefeller Center is fresh from a New Jersey seminary The 75-foot Norway Spruce was to be erected today after being trucked 25 miles to Manhattan from Mahwah NJ It was felled Thursday and will b3 decorated later The tree was spotted there last August by two Rockefeller Center executives as they drove past the Immaculate Conception Seminary cl59 ymbol of Christmas 1978 he offered to exchange it for a donation to the seminary4 Joggers new traffic hazard LOS ALTO HILLS Calif AP) Joggers are running town officials ragged Weekly fun runs involving hundreds of joggers are clogging the narrow streets of this San Francisco-area community and the town council Wednesday accused the runners of flagrant misuse and abuse of the thoroughfares The council will consider issuing future permits to them but based on past performance its doubtful that they will get any more Town Manager Bob Crowe said Thursday The council voted 5-0 to send a letter to Bob Anderson publisher of Rlmners World which sponsors the fun runs to protest the undisciplined way the event is conducted Santa Clara County Deputy Sheriff Shadle said joggers at an Aug 27 fun run forced traffic to the wrong side of the road while run monitors drove at excessive sEtsfssr drnk Obituary Rose Ilovsepian EL CERRITO -Funeral services are set for 7:30 pm today for Rose Hovse-pian 75 who died at her El Cerrito home Wednesday Friends may visit from 2 to 6 pm today at the Fouche-Hudson Funeral Home 3665 Telegraph Ave Oakland A native of Paterson NJ and a resident of Sea-view Drive in El Cerrito for the past eight years Miss Hovsepian formerly had resided in Berkeley for 45 years from 1925 to 1970 She came to California in 1907 and made her home in Fresno County before coming to Berkeley Miss Hovsepian was employed by her brother Alfred Hovsepian owner of Model Airplane Motor Inc a manufacturing firm in Berkeley and also had worked as a civilian employee for the US government for 23 years as a secretary at the Oakland Army Supply Depot She was a member of St Vartan Armenian Church of Oakland and of Oakland Chapter of the Armenian General Benevolent Union of America Survivors include a sister Anne Hovsepian who shared the El Cerrito home and three brothers Joseph of El Cerrito and Ashod Hovsepian of Sacramento as well as Alfred Hovsepian of Oakland Funeral services will begin at 7:30 pm today in St Vartan Armenian Church 650 Spruce St Oakland Interment will follow on Saturday at Ararat Cemetery in Fresno and Yost Webb Mortuary of Fresno in charge of PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No 30256 The following persons are doing business as: BERKELEY WINE CO 1505 Shattuck Ave Berkeley California 94709 Bylund Roger 437 Mt View Dr Martinez California 94553 Bylund Jennifer 437 Mt View Dr Martinez California 94553 Connolly Allen 624 Curtis St Albany California 94706 Connolly Christine 624 Curtis St Albany California 94706 This business is conducted by a general partnership Signed: Roger Bylund This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Alameda County on Nov 7 1978 CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of the original on file in my office Dated: Nov 7 1978 Rene Davidson County Clerk By Esvenner Thomas Deputy County Clerk 29014 Nov 10 17 24 Dec 1 1978 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Secs 6101-6107 UCC) Escrow No 251 11148 A bulk transfer is about to be made The names and business addresses of the transferor are: Bing Chow Yee and Kam Kwei Yee 2000 Sandcreek Way Alameda California 94501 The names and addresses of the transferee are: Chi Chiang Chang Michael Chang 5324 Bryant Street Oakland Ca 94618 All other business names and addresses used by the transferor within three years lest past so far as known to the transferee are: none known The location and general description of the property to be transferred are: The stock in trade good will fixtures and equipment of that certain business known as Bamboo Terrace Chinese and American Restaurant situated at 1715 Sol-ano Avenue Berkeley California The place and the date on or after which the bulk transfer is to be consummated are: Bank of America NT6SA Oakland Main Escrow Dept 1200 Broadway Oakland California on or after the 27th day of November 1978 Dated November 13 1978 BING CHOW YEE KAM KWEI YEE Transferors CHI CHIANG CHANG MICHAEL CHANG TRANSFEREES G-29019 Nov 17 1878 SUMMONS CASE NUMBER 30038 MUNICIPAL COURT OF CALIFORNIA HARBOR JUDICIAL DISTRICT 4601 Jamboree Drive Newport Beach California 92660 PLAINTIFF: THOMAS KEEFE and LARRY BACON dba CATAMARAN and TRIMARAN SMALL CRAFT DEFENDANT: JOHN OBERTO VAN AND STORAGE a California corporation DOES 1 through 10 inclusive NOTICEI You have been sued The court may decide against you without your being heard unless you respond within 30 days Read the Information below I AVISO! Usted he sldo deman-dado El Tribunal puede decldlr contra Ud sin audlencla a menos qua Ud responds denlro de 30 dlas Lea la Inlormadon qua sigue 1 TO THE DEFENDANT: A civil complaint has been filed by the plaintiff against you a If you wish to defend this lawsuit you must within 30 days sfter this summons Is served on you file with this court a written pleading in response to the complaint (II a Justice Court you must file with the court a written pleading or cause an oral pleading lo be entered In the docket) Unless you do so your default will be entered upon application of the plaintiff and this court may enter a judgment against you lor the relief demanded In the complaint which could result In garnishment ot wages taking ot money or property or other relief requested In the complaint If you wish to seek the advice of an attorney In this matter you should do so promptly so that your written response If any may be filed on time DATED: December 13 1977 HAMLIN Clerk By: Karen Wood Deputy (SEAL) A 47801 THOMAS STYSKAL 2600 Walnut Ste Tustln CA 92680 (714) 558-7349 ATTORNEY FOR: Plaintiffs (S-29016-Nov 17 24 Dee 1 8 1878 Parks need volunteers OAKLAND Volunteers to lend a hand at such diverse jobs as restoring a turn-ot-the-century chuck wagon to picking up litter are being recruited by the two-county East Bay Regional Park District Already according to Mary Ann Benson of Piedmont chairwoman of the Volunteer Program Committee of the Park Advisory Committee there are 15 men and women helping out at the Botanic Garden in Tilden Regional Park docents in training at Sunol Regional Park and dozens of members of youth groups who work on trails These are but a few examples of the great jobs volunteers can do for us Ms Benson says Our main concern is that the public know that we have a volunteer program and that we can use all the help we can get The EBRPD program has been stepped up since Prop 13 budget cutbacks but was underway long before that It grew out of a long study made by the Park Advisory Committee" Ms Benson says "We want people to be involved in the parks Park staff has been asked to list projects suitable for volunteers ones that will complement but not replace the work assigned to employees Here are some of the suggestions: At Moraga Territory in Contra Costa County they need five to 10 people to clean up two miles of roadside The work would be done on weekends Chabot Marina would like to have two to 10 volunteers to collect litter along Lake Chabot Road At Briones Regional Park staff will need help in clearing a trail at the Panorama end of the park and plans to do the work on three weekends in April and May next year: In the Sunol Regional Wilderness volunteers are needed to construct trails care for native plants serve as docents (tour guides) and restore the old enuck wagon which is a favorite exhibit but needs sandi ng and paint- liartinez Shoreline and Cull Canyon Regional Parks both need people to prune and weed-especially those people who have their own tools At Martinez they are needed next spring at Cull Canyon right now Information on EBRPDs volunteer program is available at District headquarters 11509 Skyline Blvd Oakland or by phoning Hearing for Juan Corona schedules FAIRFIELD (AP) A hearing has been scheduled next month on Juan Coro-mas request for a preliminary hearing before his retrial on mass murder charges Coronas attorney Michael Mendelson filed a motion in Solano County Superior Court on Thursday asking for such a preliminary hearing in the wake of a state Supreme Court decision allowing such action The court ruled Monday that defendants indicted by grand juries must be given preliminary hearings a decision which applied also to defendants who currently have entered no plea Corona whose conviction on charges he hacked 25 farm workers to death was overturned on appeal has not entered a plea for his new trial scheduled for March 19 A hearing on his motion is scheduled for Dec 5 before visiting judge Richard Patton Corona was initially sen-' tenced to serve 25 consecutive life terms for the 1973 murder convictions But the state Court of Appeal overturned the conviction in May because it said that attorney Richard Hawk made a farce and a mockery of Coronas defense Shocking uniforms will he gone LONDON (AP)-Hostesses aboard the supersonic Concorde are about to divest themselves of their shocking uniforms From now on theyll wear new cotton creations following reports that the old polyester dresses threw off sparks on takeoff SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFFS CIVIL NUMBER 232020-9 ACTION NUMBER 78-133M UNDER AN EXECUTION Issued out of the Municipal Court Berkeley-Albany Judicial District County of Alameda State of California September 28 1978 on a judgment rendered July 31 1973 IN FAVOR OF SL JOHNSON AND AGAINST WJ COLLIER for the sum of Three thousand three hundred forty-two and 807100ths Dollars: I HAVE LEVIED upon all the right title claim and interest of the debtor WJ COLLIER IN REAL ESTATE In the County of Alameda described as follows: Common address: 1514Rose St Berkeley California Legal description: THE LAND REFERRED TO HEREIN IS SITUATED IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ALAMEDA CITY OF BERKELEY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: A PORTION OF LOT 21 AS SAID LOT IS SHOWN ON THE MAP OF "BUENA VISTA TRACT BERKELEY CAL NOV 1906" FILED DECEMBER 27 1906 IN BOOK 22 OF MAPS PAGE 16 RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A POINT AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF ROSE STREET WITH THE WESTERLY LINE OF HOLLY STREET AS SAID STREETS ARE SHOWN ON THE MAP HEREIN REFERRED TO RUNNING THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID WESTERLY LINE OF HOLLY STREET 1 18 16 FEET THENCE AT RIGHT ANGLES WESTERLY 45 FEET THENCE AT RIGHT ANGLES NORTHERLY 100 FEET TO SAID SOUTHERLY LINE OF ROSE STREET THENCE EASTERLY ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY LINE OF ROSE STREET 4781 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I will prnceed to aell at public auction to the highest bidder tor cash in lawful money of the United States all the right title claim and Interest ot the debtor(s) In the above described property or so much as will be sufficient to satisfy said Writ or Warrant with Interest and all costs on: November 21 1978 at 10 15 clock AM at the following location: 1225 Fallon St Oakland California Courthouse steps DATED: October 17 1978 TL HOUCHINS Sheriff ot Alameda County By: QB Schellenberg Deputy Attorney for Creditor: CLYDE 6 CHAMBERS i-1838 Bush St San Francisco California LG-28996 Oct 27 Nov 3 10 17 1978 '1.