Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 2

wytMfcyjyyyyiBPfy B4mc i A 4 i. Tuesday, April 13, 1982 ribunrTODAY Gas Child slayer to get Spellberg requested the diagnostic study and a report from the medical facility that will aid him in determining the tenths of one percent of our criedit card customers' complained. ARCO did two surveys the second because it had trouble believing the first, Babikian said -that showed only one out of every five gallons of gasoline sold nationally is on credit businessmen or salesmen who are on the roadand people really interested in credit but for everyone who leaves, we expect to pick up four or, five customers (because of lower prices), he said. For critics' of. the companys decision to go cash-only, Bsbiki- MARTINEZ Delorid Allen, convicted of second-degree mur-' der, buried ber face in her hands at the conclusion of a court ap-.

jiearance here Monday and tearfully screamed that she did not beat her stepdaughter to She was calm at first when she appeared in court lor sentencing in the death of 4-year-old Mandy Allen. Superior Court Judge Norman Spellberg ordered her to the California Medical Facility in Deputy District Attorney Joe Campbell called Mandys death May 17, 1981 a classic example of second-degree Vacaville for a diagnostic study of ho longer- than 90 The judge had Just left the' bench for Ms chambers, and Allens husband Gary was on the way from his seat in the audience to comfort r- Suddenly, began crying and screamed, I didnt do it I didnt do it I didnt kill Mandy. She was convicted on March 15 and could be sentenced. from 15 years to life. Continusdfrom Page B-1 ping, several states are considering increasing, the tax as a fast way to raise revenue, i AGCOs decision to sell gasoline -W-a, cash-only basis as of Thursday has already "allowed the oil company to, pare its prices by cents a gallon.

Price is the single most Important ingredient' in marketing and credit cards are our single biggest cost, Babikian said. ARGO spent $73 million in 1981 servicing the 3.1 million of its 6 million issued credit cards that are active accounts. That price slash," Babikian said, makes ARCO the lowest priced major oil company in the The plastic society1 that was --an noted that, the company also predicted by the 1980s just hasnt came under criticism in 1975 Allen insisted she did not regularly abuse the cMld and did not strike her severely enough to cause her death. when, it was the first major oil company to open self-serve stations. -Nqw 70 'percent of all gasoline is sold by self-serve, he materialised.

People are realising that credit costs money and there is a growing demand by Che cash buyer for a lower price." 'v More gasoline is probably sold on credit in California than the rest of the nation, Babikian said, but two out of three ARCO credit Sohio t. Bay Area and in; many cases, card customers in. California, as Other oil companies have already begun raiding ARGOS customers by credit eards from their companies in return for ARCO credit cards. Noting that some Eastern companies are even offering a cash bonus of Babikian quipped, On April 14, Im going to Issue new cards to all our we are below the independents. fit said reaction to the compa- nyjf decislon to-drop March 3, has.

well as the rest of the said they would stick with the company We will lose' one-third of our credit card customers mostly been relatively mlld. Oply two- 'T Sohio is about 52 acres of property, until 1984. after which the land will become the permanent site, of residences to. be built by the Marina Bay Development Corp. as part of the citys massive marina project at the southern' waterfront.

Isabelle said the Sohio project is valued dt $50 million for 1981-82 and lhat the city's affirmative action gofi "for the marina development Is to have at leastiSO percent of a projects value go to minority-owned contractors, subcontractors and suppliers, and 15 percent to small Richmond businesses. But Sohio has only given sirgfinyTnore-thaaJl million worth of work to local businesses' in 1981-82, said Isabelle. sional administrative on the project or 4 were Richmond eight (11 percent) were minorities and four (5.5 percent) were females, Isabelle said. None of the- 35 in the management category are Richmond residents women, he The dtys goal for women in construction jobs is 6.9 he said, but a recent summary craft hours worked cm the Sohio project showed only 4,321 women, compared with. 163,475 by men.

Sohio is erecting prefabricated industrial buildings that will be shipped in the summer to Alaska for use by Alaskan, tion and prodUClibn workers at Prudboe Bay, Polls Continuadfrom Png B-1 Also in Contra Costa, voters in They, are the Ambrose Park one park and recreation district gm Recreation District and the wood, Clayton. Concord. Her- and seven fire protection te- Bethel Island, 'Brentwood, Byron, tricts are being asked to lift Continued front Pbge B-i His office has not released updated. statistics because they have not yet been analyzed, but they show only very small increases over the February totals, said Joseph Battle of Isabelles staff. I- knew it was bad but I didnt know it was this bad, said Councilman Nat Bates after he and other councilmen received a written report from Isabelle Monday detailing the situation.

Council committees will consider the matter Wednesday and Thursday. spokesman for Sohio could not be reached for comment Isabelle requests to Sohio for written statistical reports were initially ignored and that the firms figures are incomplete, although Its repenting is becoming niore consistent Isabelle said there are hopeful indications that they (Sohio) are turning around from the early poor but, as their own' reports indicate, there is much more room fen. improvement and a need for continuing dose attention 10 make sure; the improvements continue. Only three of the 72 profes Pabla -and Walnut are preventing the districts fromOakley and Tassajara. fire djs spending money already on bandT" tricts.

tpnnel Homes 'JDondnuad from Pago B-1 Automobile Association, will look at possible legislative and administrative avenues to restrict nel, the CHP noted in a letter dated Dec. 17 that local cities, since 1969, have not au- thority to ban trucks from state hauling of hazardous cargo, ei a letter to CalTrans district rmJntenance Director Birch Ttr.eBaclitold, the commander of the Cakland division, recom-mended CalTrans assess the blejn of gasoline and other Continued from Pago B-1 the two driveways showed, ground movement Of between six inches and a foot. Gas lines and water lines to the houses have been disconnected, and the' street was closed to through traffic by police. EBMUD crews worked to re-, route water from the 16-inch water main just in case a' mudslide ruptures it Along with an termined number of homes, the main supplies water to the Pinole Vista Shopping Center, Vossbrink said. ther in routing or time limits; design standards for tanker trucks; and.

possible design improvements for. bridges and tun-neb, including a look at fire controls and warning systems. Craig, questioned by reporters, argued against a quick ban on One of the roadblocks to gasoline trucks in the Caldecott, yylfe Department after a battal- ning trucks or hazardous materi- as some state and local 'chief saw a gasoline tanker' ate cargo from any state route is era have proposed. ppprdach the tunnel during a De- that an alternate route must be P. iSJSASJSSi Saizardous material being through the tunnel.

Commander John Hopes for was prompted by a request assistance from the Oakland OBITUARIES Mervln Francis Bagan Nicholas I. Kent iffker in bumper-to-bumper flic that there was no place A rosary and Mass for Mervln Francis Mike. Bagan, a Bay Area businessman and former deputy director of the San Francisco International Airport, was held today at St Hilarys Catholic Church in Tiburon. Bagan, 61,. died Saturday of a heart attack at Stanford University Hospital.

bill that would bar trucks loaded with explosive or flammable substances from the tunnel. Assemblyman Tom Bates, D-Oakland, was due to offer a similar proposal during an Assembly committee session today In Sacramento. Authorities have noted that one alternative, the Nbnltz Freeway (Highway 17) in the East-bay, has had considerably more fatalities from truck accidents than has the Caldecott Tunnel and its approaches. Before Monday's reopening of the damaged bore, CalTrans Director Adriana Gianturco' and CHP Commissioner Glen Craig walked through, inspecting the damage and temporary repairs. Gianturco and Craig announced they are organizing a task force to study how gasoline and other flammable liquids can be carried more safe- I Iowa; and graduated cum laude from Notre Dame Univerlsty with degrees in business administration and law.

During World War II he served a lieutenant in the Navy and was on the staff that helped plain the invasions of southern France, Luzon and Okinawa. After working for the Revenue Service in Omaha, and practicing law in Esther-ville, Bagan entered aviation in the mid-1940s as director of economic research for Central Airlines in Texas. He. was also a trial attorney for the Civil Aeronautics Board. Surviving are two sisters, Denise OBrien of St Louis, and Irene Flanagan of Boulder, and a brother, Earl Bagan of Estherville.

Bagan also leaves eight children. The family requests that donations. be sent to Marin Aid to Retarded Citizens, 119 Paul Drive, San Rafael, 94903. for people to go should the tanker tip over, said Battalion Chief George Gray. I researched the problem the next day because the fire service is charged with public safety before accidents occur, too.

But before (an accident) happens, its hard to get anybody to listen to you, Gray said Monday. The department, he. said, views the tunnel as a fire hazard similar to BARTs. transbay tube, a fire three years ago killed an Oakland fireman. Services were held Saturday for Nicholas Kent, 54.

insurance active military man and Little League leader who died April 7. A native of China, of Russian descent, he came to tht San FranciscoBay, in ,1946, became a naturalized citizen and was graduated from the University of California at Berkeley. He enlisted in the National Guard, rising to the top grade of supply technician, later joined the Army reserves and-won several medals for outstanding services. He also carved out a distinguished career in the insurance field, working his why up as. top executive at numerous agencies.

A year ago, he became managing partner of Kent Associates of Lafayette. Kent is survived by his daughter, Lianne, and sons Loren and Les. Craig said last weeks accident as bad as it. was was the first in nearly 50 years at the tunnel. He contended that a ban on gasoline trucks, without a thorough look, would be irresponsible.

Theproblem, Craig said, is thatkyrohibltlon would shift trucks to alternate routes that might present other problems. We might Increase the time, tkfc exposure time and therefore increase the risk he said. Bagan was deputy director at the airport from 1972 to 1978, heading all- field, and terminal operations! He also served, as. vice chairman of the Bay Area Transportation Committee. He sat on the executive boards of several companies, including Larkin Specialty Manufacturing Central Airlines, Langendorf Bakery and California Growth Capital.

Most recently, he was a real estate broker with Coldwell Banker in Menlo Park. 1 Bagan was born in Estheryille, There are problems fighting ly on Californias highways. those fires because there are only two ways in and two ways out," ha-said. Responding to the- depart- Gianturco said the task force, including officiate from the state Fire Marshals office, the California Trucking Association, lo meats concerns about the tun- cal governments and the state FUNERALS A E. of San I E.

of San David P. Paco offlclaflne. MOttSS, Jny In Oakland of Franctaco of and David SmHh of Berkeley. Aloe lurvlved by covon' April 4 Nb dearly boloyed Friends Ore invited to attend services Wednesday April 14m of 0:15 am at the Wodnoidov April 14m of IT SfflE.s SmS?" 04a" BATES, EVANS AND FEHRr ANS EN iENSEN Soauola-St. Elmo A.M.OOI Oakland I grandeMIdron and fbur dreaf-arandcfilldrtn.

Graduato of ponwy ppvm BoniniMinonB to me American Cancer So-defy. Interment Milton Amc-tlon Cemetery, Milton June- husband of. Ruby. Morrteq 'arm and brother of John Morris 000-4704 0WJ- JNOMA tlon, Wisconsin. GEi ORGEW.

Q.C. BorkcWy and Wolloolov CoOogo. Mombor of Flrof Con-grogallonal Church, Berkeley; University YWCA, Berkeley; Town A Gown did Berkeley. A native of California aged II Jose, Fremont. Burial Wednesday afternoon 2 pm.

St. Marys Catholic Cemeterv, Oakland Friends may can at the chapel of BERGE-PAP PAS-SMITH MORTUARY, 40042 Fremont Blvd Tuesday from 11 am to A pm. FamHv wishes remombrances to bo made to the Sisters of The Holy Family Convent, 150 Washington Fremont, Ca 04530. For further Information' please call 454-1234 BERGE-FAPPAS-SMITH MORTUARY MURPHY MORTUARY ALAMEDA 529-3131 i- yoar. Private family oarvlcos Honolirio now pvvn nwoy rviwvfQnQiw vreiviM 1w mV NVI80ni6 nVITHb I4M0 Minion Mvdtf Union aty, 04507 would bo aroafty approclatod.

Entombment CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, chapelof THE OOMES for over 55 HMN, Mood In Son Prw ettep AprO 1L bolovod Amen Scrtvom undo of Her-way A. Morrlse. A native ef Texdw aged 70 year. Life member ef Pointer Union Local No. 127.

Veteran of wono wor Graveside eervlcee Cemeterv, Hayward. Rotary Wedrwsdey, April 14, 1N2 at service wd be hew Tuesday 1:20 pm. In me Evergreen evening at to. Leonards Cam-Cemetery. Visitation at mo allc Oiuxtv Condm St Pre-Laurel Chapel until noon mom at 7:30 p.m.

Family wWws romombranco to be KEUY, John of HaVwi April 12. 10b beloved band or the late Florence I Hayward Friend' ore Invited to ah' fend Memorial Mrvlces 1 Thursday, April li Ifn at 430 PM. In First COnoreao- BARDO, fnt Bbtrt KYNOft Mormon Smi skawr CELUNL ClMrtN KJNKMauO. --FSEDtiTTt, KSwmrWl W. MATFBA Mwssm MM HERSAMbGrac A.

rvKMMo Son OS? MOMSSy Jorrv A. NONMAH STAMM MYHBM, Arthur JL raUWUtOMMJL mCHWMlC SnNELLA, Goorto FMp Tf XEKAldo Gomoo TURNER, Margaret Tlw WALORDGR, Cron k. WOOOt JlMN JOMpQl TOST, pawn M. rsn Jr. of Orindw dear grand mother of Robert TrocSv end Dana Pilnni dear sister of MOpTUMYOAKLANO hue Keh ly; devoted father ef Patrick L.

KeHy ef Lo Gatoa Mrs Lol G. Dadev ef Santa Anna Lawrence R. KeOy ef Sunny-n W. mead, Melvin W. Kelly ef ilonal Churetv 2345 Channing Wav at Dana Berkeley.

Dr. Dtond W. Rees wM- offldate. Ralph B. Arranto of Setoid ltOO.

A ALBERT ENGLE A Ca 3300 High Street, near MacArlhur. 532-A04S. made to Ih American Cancer Society. Per further In ft -mo-flan phrase caH 454-1224. BERGE-FAPPAS-SMITH MORTUARY groduate ef CeOege a 1 Frunpto 1 a resident ef Sqn Inurnment Mt.

view Come-' Ixittoni to Unlvar-Porketev or Alto leeles. In San April) lOttdevoh' ed eon of me tale Louie Bill -andAlberRi E. BOb beloved to toiu. DTOlMr OT IflfOQGiV BNg Utah; stepfather ef Patricia J. purham of WMttler, JeycE.

A ENGEL 40-1230 McNARY- Oakland Zularnarda of Ter toto pty NORMAN, B. Atvene, Oak-' gnd Kathleen Blltoreeck of lend April wSdearty be- lovod wife of the lato Earl R. Sonora; brother of Howard Louie ME Jack T. SOL Rich-ard BW and the late Robert TUHNHI, Margaret Theresa, In Alameda, AarH KX 1W2; tw toved wife of Harry A Turner; devoted mother of Harry A Turner, Jrj loving grandmother of Bradley S. And Roxanne A Turner; dear sister ef Marian GonnoRy.

Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. A native ef Park City, Utah. Friends are Invited to ah tend funeral service on- RICH, Willis in Oakland April 1L NS2; beloved brother ofMc of Mary Morgan. Myrtle Katoj 7 Ctoartokai grandfath; east 41 iieci .7 Frifndeqm Invttedto ah tend Amoral service Wodnos private. Memerlole may be inadMe Arthriil Feundeheiv 1Qnty San pvanctoce 04107 or ravarito CompWnwntor HALSTEDdL tor ana MHdrad Malana; HERSAM.

Greco in creek en-Aprillx .1 araahgrandcMMrea Mr. KeOy ITS Of eras one of the founders Walnut unt Gerald survived by many nieces and I. A native of Nebros- BHb tovtna brelher-kHaw Of Patricia Putnam Bill; re-yered undo of numoroue nephowe and nlecee. A native of California A graduate ef St. Marys CeOega co-owner ef Standard Traitor Company wife of the Norman; loving mother of Lola Lewtt ef New York; dear stepdaughter of Ada John- Brwg mininvw or iviui mu and Alan Balcheldar.

A native of Indlanai aged 10 years. At hw- request no services wEbehoHk towed E. Hs years. services wM be and 89 vtarl services wM be hekl BAGAN, M. F.

(Me) In Pqto AHa Ca, April to, lto2i father kat tie h-UriMTWnt at CHAPEL OFTHE llariami towing mother ef Dorothy Rotondo of Walnut -Creek; tovlno 1 the San Immdra Breakfast dub. A tend degree Ma Mm and part Master of me Ashland Ledge No. 7W of, San Lorenzo. A native ef Utah "gUlbWltadto.h tend me eervlcee of the Norm and a member ef Sequoyah Country Club; aged 74 year. of Carol essiek of Ttourien, Mardtonne Lehner of isae- toawM I msnffjf IHI KJl IMUjMII Vi UMV Tahoe; JpMPh of CMAFEL OF THE CHMAES BAYVIEW CHAPEL HHXs CHAPS.

to are Invited to ah fend a funeral Mom of me MORTUARY OAKLAND 54-0123 HHW Wu ef SQn Leandro April 11, 101 dewty boloyed husband ef Joanna of San Ra- Lie's Church, in Ridgeway Ave where a Mas of Christian Burial win be cetabratod at 10:00 A.M. Interment St. r1 Cemeterv, Oakland. Rosary In I Tuesday Recitation of the Ra ItoFtoortaary Chaprt 1 mortuary of the CHARLES P. BANNON, AtOO DAnnun, hw 14m St at Ray Rotondo ef Walnut Creek; dear sister ef Ada Greenwood of Sacramento; dear graiidmomer ef Karan asme BnAiaAt OMnei ROQVV MiONRI IKOVOnOO ORO Mike Rotondo and greatgrandmother ef Paul smith and Jessica Rogers, a native Of JHnotoi agodl7 year.

Mends are Invited to of Madera Ca, i nor- of San Frandsca Hoede 1 Bagan of Salt Lake HI, l-afl uqrrvki on vnonvinv Apn gwprt of The CHAPEL OP THE CT CHIMES MORTUARY Fredette ef San Leandro; tog ttopson of Ci BaHagh of James Began of Austin, Tex- SPINFUA, George Philip, ef DubHiv April Mi Itnb dearly beloved husband of Carmen 32f2 Mission Blvd. Hayward 4 WS2 at Wednesday Aprs 14 WU evening at 1M PM. 14, 19A2 commencing jt lO am. A recitotton of John Nyhaim of Radnor Psnnsvlvqnlo and DmridNy- 15W PJM. Vlsitatton will from I to SST J32STr f7'noni ana mvoav rpvoiiyi av Spinalia of Dublin; devoted of Roi lose Guelriere of JOHN COX AAORTUARY 54-0220 ary the mortuary chapel Tuesday evening 7:30 p.m.

Entombment Holy lepufchra Mausoleum Hayward FamHv an erondfather of Jennifer, Matthew, Ryan Essiek, Jude I Kwwto imsI e4 UJm. Lflnmri mh in ana enn viv non dear friend of Marilyn -1 al 8ms buwlepski iieja or nm pmmDO msgnn tend memorial services of nm tuc ruiun euw mms OF THE CHIMES, CHAPEL Saugerttob N.Yj beloved fathr or of George SptoeNe Jr. and Raymond apinelia bath of ChrtritfW Fredetta Catherine r. Fredette and Heidi M. 44M Piedmont Ave.

I CHMAES' CHAPEL OF THE CHMES MORTUARY HAYWARD 534-3131 or 4713343 Ca.on Thursday ApriMAjew at 2 bm. Inurnment Oubtev Caj dear brother at. Charto SpjneNa ef AAtornb Fla helm of Sacramento; doer brother of Kay Edwards ef Ptoeaenton, Kay Mattson ef Minneapolis, Jennie Nvhelm of So. SLPauli Clara Stotts of Rossau Mirav, Ann Gulbran-tan of Farilto, Minn. Jual Nv-hatoi of Vista CcMf.

BW Nv halm of Wtonemucw Nevada and Melford Nyheim of Duluth of AAimu tovtog grandtother of ef me Chbnee. Donations may to E. Fredette and FaMcla A Fredstto bam ef Castro Vah AAORTUARY Spins of ties. N.Y. and Marl Kutonoav Ich of Cemenftxv N.Y.

A native of Fkahtote Long Wancx s. A N.Y. Aged 45 years. A be mad to the American Cancer Soctoly. CHAPEL OF MORTUARY OAKLAND THE CHIAAES toy.

A native ef Masej aged 44 year year. Retired 20 year Bsteryllle, Iowa; aged 42 years. A burtnaseman tor II years In me Bay 221 24 1N2 to Oakland yevlrqj nephew at the late 454-0123 dent and founder of me San mwndsewOrtUand SFO Hrth mem-Jeff, Sue, Tam and Peter Ny bar of the Amalgamated helm. A member ef Trintty Transit Union ef Oakldhd, Ca Medeiros; loving nephew at cousin of Virginia tester at OcA KnaN Naval Hesph ML A member ef Holy Names Society, a 2) year member 'ef L.O.OAA. 324 of OrtUand.

A 30 year charier member 3rd degree K. ef Father Wrttor O'Brien CeuncS of San Lerem Lutheran Church of and me FrateNonza aub of Wanw- p. Medeiros, Margaret iHLKamer- Lucy GacML I JOHNS, Oakland Harry Khhfe, to April 14 1442: Im faNwr of Harry md D. nr Mrpirvi mrs mi reoleetato bn Seidwed Banker of. Menlo A charter member of -Oakland; alsd a member ef Oakland EiM Bay Life Unden 'J the Happy-Hackers Golf Club, writers.

An toeuranc agent Rosary services Ti ary eervices Tuesday WALORIDGf, Isren In Cbn-eord April 1H2; belevN of Vara WMdrldgw devoted father ef Janet HeSy of Cpncont Sharon Posse of Stark vllle. Miss, and Sharto Eierman at Sunnyvale; dev brother of Lois TaHey of Kan-sae Qty, AAo. and Neama Mar-" kat of feidependancw AAaj also survived by seven. gratefchH-dren. A native of Missouri; oped 47 years.

Retired from me Square DCo. a member fGoiden Gate per an ta Ledgi e30 F. A a. M. 4 F.

Fflende are Invited to af-toMfUMrafewvlcH Tuesday Committal services will be held on Wednesday of 11:15 rtWaedtown Memorial ONma (Far furttwr ln-formation please call 4l CARR, Wdlfer April mt dsarty I hMband ef Haal Carr of Hayward; loving father of Chores Carr or San Loren-. zo and Corlnne Tarr at Hayward; betovedfather In-tow at VereF. Cam beloved brother of RufhCeckriN ef Berkeley and dear bralfier-bh tow at LucNto Ceakson of Ah bony; dear grandfather ef Fred, Mark, Waltor, Dan ML 13, 1W2 at 7-JO pjn. at NAHAAAftdTCH AAORTU- ze and 20 veer charier ILefCI Mends or bwltod to Oh tor SI years and a resident of Oddand tar 40 years before moving to the San Ramon Cugen, iffiay -Camara In Hunt, Marie Davie and David devoted friend of LilHon and Mike ssauaa a aaiiMM aMweaiee pJ NwTVIt A rWIWvO WHinVl Lody tlH PiiTCrtt SMvVosi wsrs hsML Ap. A.

PiWwl Oq hsVITSQ VO nTMIO AAom tar me repose of Me and Wllsort A. Johns; brother ef WMHam Johns, Betty Toy-- lor, Doris Mncw Nancy Ho-mann and Judy Gtodnis; survived bv 2 nieces and neph- to PaceN Assembly of April the GR ARY, 47S SL John St. AAom ef Christian burial at St. Raymonde -Cethclic Friendt are InVItod to Of-fend toneral tervlcee from the ChurrtyqOublln, Wednesday April 34 m2 at 430 am. Bun 1 April Lurch, 741 HNary Drivw Imuran.

Entombment Mount Tamalple Cemeterv, San Ra chapel of the HAYWARD AAORTUARY, 2227 Mlsskm are tovtted to services at Trintty Lit lal will be at St, Michael's gi; tVIIWINII Mends may attend the to-neral eervlcse I p.m. on Wednesday April 14th at AN-DERSONi Valencia St. at Timothy, MlamsC LwIm and Linda; ateo survived by torea soul at AAary Help of Christian Churetv E. Oakland ah, April 17, lN2 at 11 am. BNdU Hayward day Aprs Mm Of fc45 ekffl.

meranChurdv Hooyard Rd 4 Golden Ra Pleasontonj Wednesday, AprH 14th at graat-grahdchlMren. A rash asaA 4b lapee OMIT OT nByWOV TOr 9 Jllwl and a termer rssldsnt of Con- them v'toChurchaf Artunjh Hon tor a AAase or Cvintttryf Llvtrmor. Mends may cal at the mortuary otter 4 am Tuesday. GRAHAM-HITCH MORTl ARY PLEASANTON burW commencing at 9:30 etog c. hank Fsh, to Oak land April lfSv beloved am.

Recltotlen of the Rosary Tuesday 7 am. In ferment requests denaflons to be sent to AAqrto AM to 11W0 AM. Interment Oak mart Memorial Park Latov otto. Contributions to me Berkeley. A native ef AAleeeurt; aged 71 years.

Funeral eeridcee store held atl AAendoy April 14 102 of ANOERSONS'S FUNERAL PARLORS VISITOR PARKING Lone Tree Cemefera. Friends. oclock MTV of SUNSET VjEW AAORTUARY CHAPEL, CaiuM may cal at memorgjary tor naan Tuesday. Lyman; brother of the tat 1A Ira nOOVT LytiiUiU BTOIMPIn law of WW lam Grant; deer unde at Jobeth Dick, Robert W. Lyman Jr.

and Richard HRATA, RenaM LJHJj ssasns8 8485884 Lyman, A native ef MlnhJ April 11 Oak vw tlon to S4 Vincent de Paul Assumption KBIOGO, Heton Baer, kma WHO at nfm NNiTf in April INI. ttWWam l. SerkelevEl Dr. Ondd N. Jarman mombor of Ko- 1 Golden aha Native Guodch BAIDO, trod Ilbari.

San Beloved Keeoag ef Kks dear mother of Vto i krtkraa Jr. at wiscc GayScott Ketoag of fee dear mtaref AAc AAarian TEXBRA, We Genres, hi I April 14 112; wife of ale Tony Fernandes Tex beleved mattier ef Laer i Roderick of Castro Voh toy; EvshmPsrrv of Fremont Veranlce Carranza of Hoy srord; dearest grandmother of aitght and great-grand mother ef -13. A native of Oaklandi aged -94 year. A NPartor 231. A native of Son Francisco; aged 77 imnsi -1- MORTUA CEAAE HAYWARD jSpRTUW TERY Pat 4 John AAachada Dl HAYWARD AAORTUARY 4 John Machoda Dbsc aged SO yam.

A member of Snattucfc-Stephens Ledge 541 F. 4 A. M. Oakland Chapter 34 Rovrt Arch AAo-one and Oakland Common-dory ell Knights of Templar i Oakland gjy Fremont; loving father of Rhonda Helpple, Tina Reser Ranald Perata and Gary Perata aH of AAanteca; be loved eon ef AAr. and AArs.

John Perata of San Leandro; laving brother ef Dianne Doughty of Michigan; OenniB tsssr bl Hsa i Gent of AAartn County. At the request or the.de 353-2141 At the request ef the corned, no services wore T-- I ef Alameda and loving grandmother ef two aranm children. A native ef Cfucaga N. and a i 4 resident of CBUNk raeldent" of' Oakland before remart 12 movlno to Fromont CeHjnl hrottw of Cettlnl .9 serv Co-owner, at Apr 4 10033 fomer ef Michael CARD OF THANKS to Graveside Services Thursday April IS at 11:00 -am Ortunart loved grandfattier ef tour; also survived by several "Friends are Invltad to ah fend Roeary services todewed by a AAom ef Christian burkfe jmmedpe WST wife or me totoT JofvS of AAexicoi grandfattier of AAMeyxM CsSSlol Sonoma A native ef WdMtowgged4j years. Pefiwv Rl id Vera Ruttedsd- lover Hafflaldi mother of field df 1 and Emlty -Hof- BCYNOtL Nenaan fwrten, otter OrtUmaAgS ItIn MfVIVM IT IM BP.

-m uslte Ums BVBV WT fl8VMB Wnf wan garito Beynon end brath or BlW. Beynen of Ocala Fla A native ef Ochlana A wetor waef MMM. rottrad am if. VSim'afe Invttod to jof-fond funeral servlc Tues-doy, Aprs 14 Htt rt MS pm Rem the ChrM Eplsco-pcf Churetv 1700 Santa Ova -Avenue, Alameda. Father- njecM and, nephews.

A hottve sore. A ef Oakland aged 54 year. Prtvrte burial at Evergreen tleldmwinv ef Bertirtiy; Mm Cemetery; AAemerlal Maes tor oARttchie Smtth of Orinda' C0UNTV MIAIT ASSN, gratefully acknowl-Pdr into cad Tuesday Aprt Jim rtjuyv SL Joisphs Catholic ALBERT BROWN AAORTUARY Piedmont Ave. Oakland SBiwikap mA baMMi La nWiMT OT UfO PTOmOHT BRI T1SL- Blvd. Mission San 1 1, -r 1 As-'-: rtt 7- -V I -i I 5- fcc te.