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US our ap- In Cruz Sentinel Wednesday, Oct. 7, Obituaries Roy R. Emmons Services will be Friday for local veterans leader Roy R. Emmons, who died Monday at 83. age A native of Billingsley.

Okla, Mr. Emmons was a leader in the Veterans of Foreign Wars, both in Mountain View and in Santa Cruz. 7263 Roy R. Emmons Emmons of Iola. Kan.

Services will be Friday Locally, vears as Tres was past Avenue of ceremony He also quartermaster VFW district past president Council. member Veterans the 553. Mr. by his daughters. Helen Mound.

Kastl of Melody Jose: and at 10 a.m. and Sons Chapel of the Four Seasons, VFW Post 7263 and Dr. Roy Kraft of Church officiating. Interment will Cemetery. Contributions to the Cancer Fund Auxiliary are preferred.

Beth C. Beckelhymer he served two commander of the Pueblos Post 7263 and president of the the Flags posting on Veterans Day served as of the local council and was of the Veterans He also was a of the Disabled of Santa Cruz and Watsonville Moose Lodge Emmons is survived wife. Melba: four Myra Cobbs and Townsley, both of Blue Dorothy Jean Goldendale. Williams of San a son. Raymond at Irvin M.

Smith 1050 Cayuga with Twin Lakes Baptist be in Oakwood or to VFW Post 7263 Services will be Friday for Beth C. Beckelhymer, who died Sunday in Livermore at age 73. A native of Santa Cruz, Mrs. Beckelhvmer was a member of Santa Cruz Parlor 26 of the Native Daughters of the Golden West. Upon graduation from Santa Cruz High School in 1926.

she moved to San Jose, where she worked for the Santa Clara County Welfare Department for many years. She returned to Santa Cruz upon retirement. She is survived by two daughters. Jean Crisp of Livermore and Donna Ehrenpreis of Fullerton: a son. Philip Wall of San Jose: 13 grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild.

She also is survived by two sisters. Dorothy Scott of Campbell and Barbara Bibbins of Arkansas. Services will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Irvin Smith and Sons Chapel of the Four Seasons, 1050 Cayuga with the Native Daughters of the Golden West officiating. Private cremation will be at Soquel Crematory.

Virena A. Pendergast Private services will be conducted Friday for Virena A. Pendergast, a native of Hollister, who died Monday at her Santa Cruz home. Mrs. Prendergast, 90, had lived in the Santa Cruz area since 1930.

Survivors include her daughter, Rea Prendergast of Santa Cruz and several nieces and nephews. The services will take place at the IOOF Cemetery in Santa Cruz at 2 p.m. Friday with the Rev. Alexander Anderson, rector emeritus of Calvary Episcopal Church. officiating.

Wessendorf Chapel, 223 Church is in charge of arrangements. Lema Wage Funeral services have been conducted for Lema Wage, who died in Lompoc on Sept. 29. Survivors include her husband. Ben Wage: a son.

Don Wage; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The services were held Friday in Lompoc. Contributions are preferred to the American Cancer Society Sherry Crates Funeral services will be conducted Thursday for Sherry Crates, who died Monday from injuries sustained in a traffic accident near Salinas. She was 24. Highway patrolmen said her vehicle swerved off the road and struck a tree at 6:15 p.m.

Monday. A native of Utah. she had attended Good Shephard Grammar School and graduated from Soquel High School in 1975. She had worked for the county Office of Education in Santa Cruz and for the Oakland Financial Investment Corp. of Aptos before working as an X-ray technician at Dominican Hospital.

She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Survivors include her parents, Calvin and Ruth Crates of Soquel: and her brother. Robert Crates of Soquel. Catholic Blessing services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m.

at Norman's Family Chapel, 3620 Soquel Drive. Soquel. The Rosary will be recited on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. FIRE CALLS FIRE CALLS Tuesday, Oct. 1981 Santa Cruz Fire Department 10:23 a.m Reported medical West Cliff emergency, Drive at Lighthouse.

No assistance needed. 12:11 p.m. Personal assist. 90 Grandview Ave. 1:31 p.m.

Medical aid, 212 Laurel St No assistance needed 4:24 p.m. Water leak, Center and Church streets 7:39 p.m. Medical aid. 138 Dake Ave. Personal assist.

9:10 Reported medical emergency, Highway 17 at Pasatiempo offramp. Canceled en route. Live Oak Fire Department 8:28 a.m. Smoke check, 7th Avenue at Stagg Lane Nothing found. 12:58 p.m.

Medical aid, 916 Aloha Lane Victim to hospital by ambulance. 3:24 p.m. Medical aid. 704 Capitola Fire, Department Capitola Ave. Victim to hospital by ambulance.

6:07 p.m. Medical aid, 1001 Sir Francis Ave. Victim to hospital by 8:54 a.m. Aptos Fire Department, 225 Siesta Drive. 9:07 p.m Alarm check, 2320 Sumner Drive.

Scotts Valley Fire Department 3:58 p.m. Man down, 310 Quien Sabe. Victim to hospital by ambulance. Department of Forestry 12:42 p.m Public service, Davenport beach. Checked contents of bag found on beach Wednesday, Oct.

7, 1981 Live Oak Fire Department 7:20 a.m. Medical aid, 1770 17th Ave. Victim to hospital by ambulance 1981 Gloria Grahame Oscar-Winning Actress Gloria Grahame Dies NEW YORK (AP) Gloria Grahame, winner of the Academy Award for her supporting role in The Bad and the Beautiful." has died after an undisclosed illness. The sultry, honey-blond actress often portrayed other woman' in movies of the 1940s and 1950s. There were conflicting reports on her age, although she was in her early 50s.

Miss Grahame entered St. Vincent's Hospital here Monday and died that evening. The nature of her illness was not disclosed. Born in Pasadena, she started acting in Hollywood soon after graduating from high school. Miss Grahame appeared in about 30 films, including and "It's a Wonderful Life." It was in 1952 that she won her Academy Award for The Bad and the Beautiful.

She also was nominated for an Oscar for her supporting roles in the films "Crossfire" and Greatest Show on Earth One of her last professional appearances was in the play "Light Up the Sky" last summer in East Hampton. N.Y Miss Grahame was married and divorced four times. Her husbands included actor Stanley Clements, film director Nicholas Ray, television producer Cy Howard and Anthony Ray, stepson of her second husband. Survivors include her mother and four children. Crime Report Man Tossed Off Bridge During Fight A 37-vear-old man was arrested Tuesday after he threw another man off a bridge into Soquel Creek 40 feet below.

police reported todav. George Goodwin. 5060 Cabrillo Lane. was booked in County Jail on suspicion of battery. being drunk in public.

resisting arrest and malicious mischief. Bail was set at $5.000. The victim identified as Angelo Alari. 119 River St. was treated at Community Hospital for a broken jaw and other injuries, said police.

Officers said they first contacted Goodwin on Stockton Avenue near the wharf after citizens reported seeing two men fighting. Goodwin told police that he and his brother were just having a friendly. tussle and that there was no problem. One officer left the area and a second went to contact the witness who called in the report. said officers.

A short time later. the officer heard a noise and spotted Goodwin throwing Alari off the bridge into Soquel Creek below. said reports. Officers said the drop was about 40 feet. Police took Goodwin into custody, but he became angry and kicked out the window of the patrol car.

said reports. Police said Goodwin crawled out of the patrol vehicle and began running from the scene. Police chased him down and arrested him after a struggle. said reports. Sheriff's deputies are investigating a reported car arson at a woman's 38th Avenue mobile home, according to reports today.

According to reports, a car belonging to Vivian Ellis caught fire in the carport of her home. It was extinquished by firemen, but Ellis reported seeing two persons running from the area shortly before her car caught fire. Deputies reported a smell of gas in the area and Ellis said her car's door was open when the fire started. Deputies and firemen initially thought the fire was caused by the car's battery, but the blaze is under investigation. Burglars broke into Continental Liquors, 7486 Soquel Drive.

Aptos, but were apparently frightened away by an alarm. Sheriff's deputies today said the thieves broke through a an exterior stucco wall to get into the store sometime Monday night. The thieves fled when a burglar alarm began sounding, said reports. A burglar attempted to break into the Pine Flat Road. Bonny Doon.

garage of Jim Beauregard, but apparently took nothing. said sheriff's deputies today. It appeared the thief may have been frightened away when Beauregard returned home. said reports. Cops Collect Clues In Slaying Of Woman A nursing bra.

a gold necklace and shortly before her disappearance. a partial skeleton are among the Detectives dug through the pile of clues detectives have collected as trash in the area where Funchess' they look for the murderer of a San remains were found. Jose housewife. "It was a real dumping Detectives today said they are still said Henard. He said officers found sifting through clues in the murder of the remains of an old blue and silver Diane Crooke Funchess.

whose re- Chevrolet El Camino and even a safe mains were found in a garbage- among the garbage at the site. strewn ravine off Skyline Boulevard. But. according to reports, there Funchess was 31 when she disap- was no sign of the remains of peared from her San Jose home Sept. Funchess' daughter, Beth.

6. 1977. Chief Investigator George Foster Detectives said there has been no said detectives still have no idea how sign of her 7-month-old baby who Funchess died. disappeared with Funchess. He would say little else about the According to Detective Joe investigation.

Henard. officers found a multi-col- After Funchess' disappearance, ored tank top. a nursing bra and a her husband offered a $10.000 reward gold necklace which are believed to for information leading to the return have belonged to Funchess. of his wife and child. The articles were found in a ravine It was four years later before he near Funchess' remains.

Funchess' remains were found, however. parents have identified the gold Investigators said they are continecklace as they one they gave her nuing to work on the case. Area Digest Men's Collective The Santa Cruz Men's Collective is sponsoring its monthly potluck for men. 7:30 p.m. Oct.

21. at the YWCA. 303 Walnut Ave. Jim Vandegriff and Alan Acacia will repeat their workshop entitled Revolutionary Heterosexual Male Identity. The collective is an anti -sexist men's organization committed to bringing changing men's cultural and political events to the Santa Cruz area.

For details call 429-1895 Also on the agenda is the organization of a new consciousness groups for men and plan for the California Men's Gathering in the Santa Cruz area next October Pig Barbecue The Honor Guard of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Post 7263. will host a Hawaiian pig barbecue and dance Oct. 11. starting at noon at 2259 Seventh Ave There will be dancing from 2 to 6 p.m.

with music from the Entertainers. The affair is to benefit the Honor Guard. The public is welcome. For details call 475-9804. Parkinson's Support The Parkinson's Support Group will meet Friday at 3 p.m.

at the Vital Statistics CARD OF THANKS FUNERALS FUNERALS We wish to express preciation to the many friends and neighbors who expressed their kindness and to sympathy during the recent illness and death our beloved husband and father, Thomas F. Gehres We also wish to thank the Pallbearers, the staff at White's and all those who sent floral offerings MRS. VERNA GEHRES And Children, KENDALL SHARON And PATRICE 10,6,236 FUNERALS WAGE In Lompoc, California, September 29, 1981. Mrs. Lema Wage.

Survived by her husband, Ben Wage; a son, Don Wage; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Native of Illinois. Private services were conducted in Lompoc Friday, October 2, 1981 at 2:30 p.m. Contributions to the Cancer Society are preferred. 10,7,236 IRVIN M.

SMITH SONS chapel of the FOUR sEasONS PIANAVILLA In Mount Shasta, California, October 4, 1981. Mr. Peter J. Pete' Pianavilla. Survived by his wife, Shirley M.

Pianavilla of Santa Cruz; two daughters, Karen Hansmann of Auburn and Kim Pianavilla of Santa Cruz; two sons, Peter J. Pianavilla, and Robert Painavilla, both of Santa Cruz; a grandson, Eric Hansmann of Auburn. Also survived by a brother, John Pianavilla, and his Aunt, Maria Brovia, both of Santa Cruz, and several nieces and nephews. Native of Santa aged 57 years. Member of Santa Cruz Lodge No.

824, B.P.O. ELKS. He was "Elk of the Year" in 1968 had been 'Master Chairman' of the Lodge; Marconi Club, Forty Thieves, Davenport Fire Department and had been on Davenport School Board. Services will be conducted at Irvin M. Smith Sons CHAPEL OF THE FOUR SEASONS, 1050 Cayuga Santa Cruz, Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m.

with officers of Santa Cruz Lodge No. 824, B.P.O ELKS officiating Services Thursday morning at 10:00 a.m. with Everett Hansen officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Entombment, Odd Fellows Mausoleum, Santa Cruz.

Memorial contributions to the Elks National Foundation, or the Heart Fund preferred. 10,6,237 Photographer John Hemmer Dead At 89 PINEHURST. N.C. (AP) John Hemmer. an awardwinning press photographer, has died at the age of 89.

Hemmer, who died here Tuesday, was born in New York City and was a staff photographer for the New York Daily News for many years. He was first president of the New York Press Photographers Association and later official photographer for the state of North Carolina. Hemmer's close friend. Hugh Morton, said he had never officially retired, but blindness forced him to give up photography in 1970. He had lived in the Pinehurst Nursing Center since 1971.

Morton said Hemmer received the Sprague Award. the National Press Photographer Association's highest honor in 1951, for contributions to news photography. Morton said Hemmer covered many historical events in his career. including the takeoff of Charles Lindbergh on his Atlantic flight. John said when Lindbergh got ready to take off, he didn't have any food with him.

Morton said. "So John passed the hat to buy Lindy sandwiches and coffee. 'He was really a grand fellow." said Morton. "He was always thinking of others and not A funeral will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Friday. Hemmer is survived by a son.

John L. Hemmer of Tucson. Ariz. SLV Observes Lunch Week The San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District is observing national School Lunch Week by inviting parents to have lunch with their children at school. Adult charges are $1.45 for elementary school meals and $1.65 for secondary school meals.

For reservations, call 335-4310, EMMONS In Santa Cruz. California, October 5, 1981. Mr. Roy R. Emmons.

Survived by his wife. Melba Emmons of Santa Cruz: four daughters. Myra Cobbs and Helen Townsley, both of Blue Mound, Kansas, Dorothy Jean Kastl of Goldendale, Wash. and Melody Williams of San Jose, one son, Raymond Emmons of lola, Kansas. Also survived by grandchildren, greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Native of Billingsley, Oklahoma, aged 83 years. Member of Tres Pueblos Post No. 7263, V.F.W.; Santa Cruz Chapter No. 52 Disabled American Veterans; Watsonville Moose Lodge No. 553.

Services will be conducted at Irvin Smith and Sons CHAPEL OF THE FOUR SEASONS, 1050 Cayuga Santa Cruz, Friday, October 9, at 10:00 a.m. with Post No. 7263, V.F.W., officiating, and Dr. Roy Kraft of Twin Lakes Baptist Church. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment in Oakwood Cemetery, Santa Cruz. Contributions to the Cancer Fund or V.F.W. 7263 Auxiliary, preferred. 10,7,238 BECKELHYMER In Livermore, California, October 4 1981. Mrs.

Beth C. Beckelhymer. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Jean Crisp of Livermore, and Mrs. Donna Ehrenpreis of Fullerton; a son, Philip Wall of San Jose; thirteen grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild.

Also survived by two sisters, Dorothy Scott of Campbell, and Barbara Bibbins of Arkansas. Native of Santa Cruz, aged 73 years. Member of Santa Cruz Parlor No. 26, Native Daughters of the Golden West. Services will be conducted at Smith and Sons OF THE FOUR SEASONS, 1050 Cayuga SanCruz, Friday, October 9, at 3:00 p.m., with Native Daughters of the Golden West officiating.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Private cremation at Soquel Crematory. 10,7,238 IRVIN M. SMITH SONS KENNETH D. FERGUSON Funeral Directors 1050 Cayuga Street Santa Cruz, CA 95062 423-5721 Whites Wessendorf HORTON In Santa Cruz, California, October 5, 1981.

Mr. ON Arthur Allen Horton. Survived by his wife, Ann A. Horton, of Santa Cruz; a daughter, Patricia Sedgwick of Capitola; a grandson, Edwin Winnett of Georgia; a granddaughter, Sharon Taylor of Billings, Montana; and a sister-in-law, Isabel Roundtree of Scotfs Valley. Native of Santa Cruz, aged 87 years.

Member of Santa Cruz Elks No. 824, American Legion Post No. 64, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 888, Knights of Columbus Santa Cruz Council No. 971.

A memorial service will be conducted at St. Clare's Retreat, 2381 Laurel Glen Road, Thursday, Oct. 8, 1981, at 11:00 a.m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. visitation is scheduled.

Arrangements under the direction of Wessendorf Funeral Chapel, 223 Street (Bill Bevans, director). Cremation at Soquel Cemetery with ashes be scatted at sea. Donations to St. Clare's Retreat preferred. 10,7,237 GILL In Santa Cruz, California, October 5, 1981.

Mrs. Gertrude E. Gill. Survived by two grandsons, Ed Nisperos of Santa Cruz and Juan Wasonville; two daughters, Sandra Tumbaga of Watsonville and Barbara Tuscano of Soquel; 10 greatgrandchildren and one greatgreat-grandson; two sisters in New York. Also survived by two sons-in-law, Fortunado Nisperos and Frank Cabuyao, both of Santa Cruz.

Native of New York aged 78 years. Member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church. The funeral procession will form at White's Chapel, 138 Walnut Avenue, Santa Cruz, Thursday, October 8, 1981 at 9:30 a.m. Thence to our Lady Star of the Sea, 515 Frederick Street, Santa Cruz, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated commencing at 10:00 a.m. Friends are respectfully invited to (Jim Russell, service director).

The Rosary will be at White's Chapel, Wednesday, October 7, 1981 at 7:00 p.m. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, Santa Cruz, California. 10,6,236 Hollister. Announcing a New Era of Dignity for the Incontinent Patient The Hollister Male Urinary Collection System Come in of call Dobinson 4 CAPITOLA 475-9121 PHARMACY 506 Bay Avenue Capitola next to post office REEVES San Mateo, California, October 4, 1981 Mr Hampton Rice Reeves. Survived by wife, Ella Reeves of Aptos, daughters, Susanne Baker of Pacifica, Janice McAllister of Mt Shasta, and Lorice Reeves of Chico: sons.

John Reeves of Oroville. and William Reeves of Los Altos. Native of Morristown. Tennessee, aged 82 years At the request of the deceased no formal services will be held Private cremation services will be held at the Soquel Crematory, Wessendort Chapel in charge of arrangements. (Bill Bevans.

director) Ashes to be scattered at sea 10.6,236 PRENDERGAST In Santa Cruz, California, October 5, 1981. Mrs. Virena A. Pendergast. Survived by a daughter, Rea Pendergast of Santa Cruz; nieces, Thema Larken of Watsonville, Kathleen Gray of Sutter Creek, Dorothy Lewis Stiffler of Port Townsend, Wash.

nephews, Murrel Webb of Linden, and Leslie St. John of Salinas; and a grand-niece, Thelma Shuman of Watsonville. Native of Hollister, aged 90 years. Private graveside services will be conducted at 1.0.0.F. Cemetery Friday, October 9, 1981, at 2:00 p.m., with Rev Alexander Anderson officiating.

No visitation is scheduled. Arrangements under the direction of Wessendorf Funeral Chapel, 223 Church St. (Bill Bevans, director). Interment in 1.0.0.F. A thief broke into the Hutchinson Road.

Los Gatos. home of Nancy Schallen and took a television set. said sheriff's reports today. Scotts Valley Police have arrested a Scotts Valley man on suspicion of burglarizing two businesses. Taken into custody Monday at his residence at 6033 Scotts Valley Drive was Scott Irving Tallmadge, 23.

He is accused of stealing a giant screen TV from Geno's Pizza on Sept. 7 and some $1.900 in cash and receipts from Scotts Valley Chevron in an earlier burglary. Most of the receipts from the service station were located at Tallmadge's residence, according to police. Investigators said they had developed Tallmadge as a suspect in the pizza parlor burglary but had been unable to locate him. On Monday.

they said. a citizen provided information which led them to Tallmadge and evidence which linked him to the Chevron station burglary. Santa Cruz Police arrested two 15- year -old girls Tuesday on suspicion of burglary. The two girls were arrested at Harbor High and were booked into Juvenile Hall. They are accused of entering a house on May Avenue on Sept.

2 and taking jewelry and clothing. Thieves stole an undetermined number of auto radios and tape decks from the storage area of Santa Cruz Motors. 1219 Soquel according to Santa Cruz Police. The burglary was reported Tuesday and an inventory of stolen items still was being prepared today. Kern County Sets Record BAKERSFIELD (AP) The value of oil and minerals produced in Kern County more than doubled in 1980.

thanks partly to oil deregulation, officials say. Higher production and higher prices pushed the value of a record 203 million barrels of oil to $4.8 billion. the county assessor's office reported. Natural gas and other minerals raised the 1980 total to $5.5 billion, a whopping $3.1 over 1979. Industry officials, believe federal oil deregulation partly was responsible for the record-setting year.

"The oil industry has always said deregulation would result in increased oil well drilling and increased production." said Getty Oil spokesman S. Craig Holland. the National Endowment for the Humanities. Vigil For Sadat The University Religious Council will sponsor a silent vigil for world peace in honor of slain Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat Friday at noon in the upper quarry amphitheater at UCSC. The University Religious Council consists of the University Christian Fellowship, the Jewish Student Coalition.

the Newman Community, the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship and the Christian Science Organization Meeting With Mello The Santa Cruz City Council will meet with state Sen. Henry Mello, D- Watsonville, on Oct. 21 to discuss state and local issues. The meeting is set for 8:30 a.m. in the mayor's conference room at City Hall City Council Forum The local chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will sponsor a forum to hear Santa Cruz City Council candidates vying in the Nov.

3 election. The forum will be Friday at 7 p.m. at Nelson Center, Room 6. The public is urged to attend. Cemetery.

10,7,237 White's Chapel 138 Walnut trenue 123-1800 Wessendorf Chapel 223 Church Street 123-1725 NORMANS family chapel CRATES In Salinas, California, October 5, 1981. Miss Sherry Crates. Survived by her parents, Calvin and Ruth Crates of Soquel; and her brother, Robert Crates of Soquel. Native Utah, aged 24 years. Member of St.

Joseph's Catholic Church. Graduate of Soquel High School, class of 1975. Catholic Blessing Services will be conducted at Norman's Family Chapel (Gary Benito, director), 3620 Soquel Soquel, Thursday, October 8, 1981, at 10:00 a.m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Rosary will be recited at Norman's Family Chapel Wednesday evening beginning at 7:30 p.m.

10,7,237 3620 SOQUEL DRIVE SOQUEL 476-6211 Funerals Cremations Burials ARNOLD'S ROTH In Santa Cruz, California, October 6, 1981. Wilhelmina Roth. Survived by her good friend and neighbor, Edith E. Armstrong; nieces and nephews, Larry and Betty Brakefielt of Santa Monica, Charles Betz of Tracy and Martha Philips of Antioch. She was a native of Scotts Valley and was 82 years old.

Mrs. Roth was a member of the Rosicrucian Order of San Jose. Services will be conducted at ARNOLD'S FUNERAL HOME, Thursday, October 8th at 1:00 p.m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Inurnment Santa Cruz Mausoleum.

10,6,237 For information call 125-1902 1902 Ocean Street Santa Cruz Florists Ferrari BORISE GIFTS THE FINEST IN FLOWERS Cabrillo College Stroke Center at DeLaveaga Park. Counselor Lois Widon will lead a tour of the facilities and equipment available. The group meets next month on Nov. 13 in Conference Rooms 2 and 3 of Dominican Hospital. For more information call 475-8779 or 475-5119.

Guatemala Program The Committee in Solidarity with El Salvador will present an informational program about Guatemala at 8 p.m. Friday at Nelson Center. Roger Bunch. co and photographer of the recently published "Highland Maya," will present slide show and speak about the current situation in Guatemala. The Committee in Solidarity with El Salvador also has announced that Dr.

Jose Fajardo, a visiting professor at UCSC. will be the next speaker in its continuing lecture series. He will speak on the indigenous population and land reform in Central America. For date and time of the lecture by Fajardo. call the committee at 429-1039.

New Chairman UCSC philosophy professor Richard Wasserstrom will assume. the chair of the California Council for the Humanities at the organization's meeting Oct. 9. The council is the state affiliate of 1222 Pacific Ave Dial 426-1122 Scotts Valley Fire Department 6:00 a.m Reported medical emergency. Bean Creek Road.

Canceled en route 10:19 a.m. Medical aid, Baja Sol Drive. Victim to hospital by ambulance Red Mayor Of Rome Dies Of Heart Attack ROME (AP) Luigi Petroselli. the Communist mayor of Rome, suffered a fatal heart attack today while attending a session of his party's central committee. a spokesman for the San Giacomo Hospital reported.

First elected in 1979. Petroselli. 49. was reelected for a second term Sept. 17.

Petroselli collapsed shortly after addressing a session of the party's central committee. He was taken in an ambulance to the hospital where he was pronounced dead, city hall officials said. On Any Occasion Memorial Anniversary Birthday Holiday Give A Living The Gift Of Health for gift envelopes contact DOMINICAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 1555 Soquel Drive Santa Cruz, CA 95065 Call 476-0220, Ext 1636 SANTA ATE Of.