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PALO ALTO TIMES, Friday, Fab. 2, 197921 Report evaluates for Cherry Chase housing plans Golf Course Legal Advertising For assistance in placing legal notices, please call the business office 326-1200 A survey of 74 people who live near the course found 90 opposed to any housing on the site, according to the EIR. The report also listed increased traffic among the negative impacts. The first plan would generate 1540 trips a day, the second 1,080, it says. On the other hand, a development could help reduce the area's housing shortage, and the units would be primarily owner-occupied and available to families.

The EIR estimates the average price would be $162,000 in the 154-unit plan and $115,000 in the 180-unit plan. The EIR also took into consideration a high-rise of about 250 units once planned negrbv. The EIR was prepared by Ecological Impact Studies, of Mountain View, at a cost of $1 1,000, to be paid by Dividend. A 300-unit proposal by Alpha Land Co. in 1972 was denied by the city, which was subsequently slapped with a $15 million inverse condemnation suit.

The city was upheld in 1976. The private course is leased from owners James and Francis Dale by Frank Menagh. Menagh is operating under a 49-year lease not due to expire until 2011, but he has expressed interest in terminating it earlier, according to the EIR. The course opened in 1962 and reached its peak in 1967, when 59,779 rounds were played. With increased competition from Sunnyvale Municipal Golf Course and the Sunken Gardens Course, play has dropped almost steadily since.

In 1977, 42,636 rounds were played. The course is open to the public and is adjacent to a swim club and restaurant, which are not part of the subdivision plan. SIOUNTAIN VIEW If Cherry Chase Golf Course was swallowed uphy houses, it would eliminate an economic venture, but also a valued piece of open space for its present neighbors. Those are the findings of a new drgft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) evaluating two housing plans for th 23-acre site next to the Sunnyvale border. One would put 154 units 110 townhouses and 44 garden homes where the course is now.

The other would build 180 town-houses in three-story structures and still maintain the nine-hole play area. Both plans are by Dividend Development Corp. of Santa Clara aud would require a mqjor change Mountain Views General Plan, wftich now designates most of the property as agricultural (open space). i Peninsula deaths I Ella Fillius Holt MENLO PARK Mrs. Ella Fillius Holt, a former teacher and long time Palo Alto resident, died Tuesday at Sharon Heights Convalescent Hospital.

She was 96. Mrs. Holt was bom in Georgetown, an early silver mining town which at the time was bigger than Denver. Her father. Jacob Fillius, was an attorney, and her mother, Emma Sabin Fillius, had moved to Georgetown as a schoolteacher.

Mrs. Holt attended Milwaukee-Downer School, then graduated in 1903 from Colorado College in Colorado Springs. She was a member of Phi Bela Kappa. Afterwards she did graduate work at Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. In the early 1900s she married Benjamin Holt, another alumnus of Colorado College.

Mr. Holt, an attorney and businessman, died shortly after World War I. Later Mrs. Holt taught at the College of Idaho in Caldwell, and studied for her masters degree at the University of Southern California. She moved to Palo Alto from Southern California in 1942.

and lived at 360 Forest Ave. for 32 years, until moving to the convalescent hospital. She was a member of the Congregational Church in Palo Alto. Survivors include two sons, Richard F. Holt of Atherton and Benjamin Holt of South Pasadena; seven grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.

Burial will be at the Fairmount Cemetery in Denver, Colo. Arrangements are under the direction of Roller Hapgood Tinney Mortuary, 980 Middle-field Road, Palo Alto. The family prefers that memorials be contributions to the donors favorite charity. jSid Vicious found dead of drug overdose JEW YORK (AP) Punk rocker Skf Vicious was found dead today, oQe day after he was released from jsuf in the slaying of his girlfriend. aQa police said he had apparently kftfed himself.

icious apparently committed ide with an overdose of heroin now-defunct Sex Pistols punk rock band, whose real name was John Simon Ritchie, had his bail revoked last month following a fracas in a Manhattan night club; during which he allegedly hit another man in the face with a beer mug. Vicious was treated for drug addiction when he first was arrested last vear. at 66 Bank St. in Greenwich Village, police said. Vicious, 21, a native of England, was released from city jail Thursday on $50,000 bail.

He was accused of killing his 20-year-old girlfriend, Nancy Spungeon, on Oct. 12 by stabbing her with a knife. The former member of the teachers may be axed for a balanced budget Ivan Kosel MENLO PARK Ivan Kosel, a former leading New York hair stylist, died suddenly of an apparent heart attack in Menlo Park Wednesday. Mr. Kosel, 81, was stricken while at the Crocker Bank.

He was dead on arrival at Stanford University Hospital. Mr. Kosel was born in Zagrab, Yugoslavia, and lived -in England as a young man. In the 1920s he moved to New York where he became a leading hair stylist known as Ivan of Fifth Avenue. He had lived in Menlo Park for the past 23 years where he was still active as a hair stylist.

Mr. Kosel is survived by his wife, Leona Kosel, of Menlo Park, and a daughter, Audrey Smith of London. At Mr. Kosel's request, there will be no funeral or memorial services. ALTOS Elementary school officials told teachers 33 of thdr number from the junior high sJpols may face the ax to achieve a balanced budget.

Superintendent Ian Hutcheon and leaders of the Los Altos Teacher Association met in a negotiation session to discuss the seventh and eighth grade changes that may result in the layoffs. It is part of the cqpsultution with teachers called for'in their contract. At Mondays meeting of the school board, the PTA and School Sfte Council members, Keith Vander Zyl, district business manager, said revenues next year could million, compared to $6.15 million this yeur. That could main-tali) the current program, with six fefrer teachers because of enrollment losses, if would not permit any in-v creases, including salaries, insurance premiums or utility costs, according to Vander Zyl. But teachers, who received no cost of living raises this year, are expected to seek more money, and the cost of fringe benefits are expected to increase, he said.

Hutcheon said increased costs could mean the closing of a school and the elimination of most electives in the junior high schools. Those would include home economics, shops and music programs. It could mean the elimination of psychologists and librarians, for a total of 33 positions beyond the six who would be eliminated because of declining enrollment, he said. According to Vander Zyl, closing a school might save $70,000 a year, mostly in administrative and classified salaries. The school board has asked the School Site Councils to report budgetary recommendations to Vander Zyl by Feb.

10. Principals who may be laid off must be notified by March 1, and teachers fuc-ing layoffs must be notified by March 15. Publishing exec leaps to death in SF SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) A 31 -year-old publishing executive whose firms most famous book is. Above San Francisco, leaped 14 stories to her death in the downtown financial district Thursday. Witnesses said they saw Carol B.

Thares, a vice president of Cameron a publishing firm, climb out on the ledge of the 14th floor of the Russ Building several times. Richard H. DeBeis. Attorney SUMMONS ((MARRIAGE) Cose Ne. P3S31S SUPERIOR COURT OF CALI FORNIA.

COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA. Pale Alto Branch. 770 Grant Avenue. Palo Alto. CA In re the marriage of Petitioner: JAMES BARNES and Respondent BONNIE JEAN BARNES NOTICE! Yea Nave feeee sued.

The court may decide against you without your being heard pate you respond within 19 deys. Read the Inter metiee befew. IAVISO! Usfed ha side demon-end. El tribune! peede decldir centre Ud. sip eediencie menos que Ud.

respenda dentre de 16 Was. Lea to mfermocien quesigue. To the Respndent a The petitioner has filed a petition concerning your marriaqe You may tile a written response withm 30 days of the date that this summons is served on you. b. If you toll to file a written re spouse withm such time, your default may be entered and the court may enter a judgment containing injunctive or other orders concerning division of property, spousal support, child custody, child support, at torney's teas, costs, and such other relief as may bo granted by the court, which could result in the garnishment of wages, taking of money or properly, or other relief.

c. It yea wish to sack the advice ef an attorney this nutter, yea snould do promptly so that your written response, if any. may be titad on hmo. Dated. December 6.

1970 (SEAL) JOHN KAZUBOWSKI Clerk of Said Court By J. Litchko Depjty Clerk RICHARD H. DuBOlS Attorney lor Petitioner 2395 Broadway. Suite 10 Redwood City. CA 94063 Telephone 1415) 365 2400 (2020 -Jan.

26; Feb. 2. 9. 16. 1979) City ot Mountain View NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Amending Ihe Zoning Ordinance -Drive-Up Windows NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Gty Council ot the City of Mountain View will hold a public hearing to consider recommendation from the Environmental Planning Commission to amend the Zoning Ordinance to moke drlve-up windows conditional use in the CO (Central Commercial).

CG (General Commercial), (Administrative Office). C3T (Thoroughfare Commercial), ML (Limited Industrial), and MM (General Industrial) Districts. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the hearing will be held on the 13th day of Feb ruary. 1979. at tha hour of 7:38 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible.

in the Council Chambers. 540 Castro Street, at which time and place interested persons may op poor and be heard. It you cannot attend the hearing, you may submit written comments to the City Clerk. P.O. Box 10.

Mountain View. California. 94042. Those Interested may view drawings and obtain additional information prior to the hearing at the Mountain View Planning De partjnent. S40Costro Street.

Moun tain View, or by calling 967-7211, Extension 2 27. Dated this 1st day of February. 1979. ALICE ROYLANCE City Clerk (204 February 2. 1979) N.

Ferry Mecrdyke. Attorney NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 3S474 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA. Estate at NEAL GARDNER.

Da-ceased. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors ot the above named decedent that all parsons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers. In the office ot the clerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the under-sgned at the law office of PERRY MOERDYKE. 635 Bryant Street, Palo Alto. California which is the place of business ot the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate at said decedent within tour months after the first publication of this notice Dated: January 30.

1979 IVA GARDNER Executor ot the Will of Ihe above named decedent N. PFRRY (MOERDYKE. Jr. Attorney tor Executor A3S Bryant Street Palo Alto. CA 94301 Telephone: (415) 321 1000 First Publication; 2 2 '79 (2047 February 2.

9. 16. 23. 1979) Ian R. Yeum.

Attorney NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER AND NOTICE OF INTENDED TRANSFER OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL LICENSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ANZO NELSON, whose business address Is 445 Emerson Street, Palo Alto. California. In tends to transfer to GERALD MONIZ and CHRISTINE MONIZ. whose business address is 1052 Pendleton Avenue. Sunnyvale.

California 94007, certain property located at 445 Emerson Street, Palo Alto. Santa Clara County. California, and described generally as: All the stack hi trade, merchandise, fixtures, equipment, goodwill and trade, and ornate beer and wine license, ot that certain business known as "Ed's Place" located ot 445 Emerson Street, Palo Alto. Santa Clara County, California. The total consideration shall be a sum not In excess of 19,500, CASH to translerer.

No part of said consideration shall be paid prior to the approval ot the application tor Transfer ot the Alcoholic Beverage License by the Deportment ot Alcoholic Beverage Control. Within throe years Iasi past, so tar as known to the undersigned transferee, ANZO NELSON, has used the tallowing additional business names and addresses: None. Tha intended transfer will be consummated on or after February 13, 1979. at the Law Offices ot Ian R. Yourtx, the escrow holder, at 1100 Alma.

Suite 209, Menlo'. Park, California. DATED: February 1, 1979 ANZO NELSON Transfer or GERALD MONIZ CHRISTINE MONIZ Transferees (2049-February 2. 1979) WEATHER REPORT 6.M.A.C. NOTICE OF SALE Na.

1 934-J7 444 Notice hereby qiven that the unoerstqned will, at 10 00 a m. an the 12th day of February at 4201 Stevens Creek Blvd. in the City at Sonia Clara. County ol Santa Clara. State at California, sell at public auction, to the tvqhect bKt dor for CASH, the to) lowing described personal property -1971 Toyota Cel ica Ser PA 47025347 Lie 984 UHU We reserve the right to bid on the MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION R677 (2033 February 7.

1979) Ralph A. Sullivan. Attorney NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION (PROBATE) Case Ne. P3SSS9 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA.

North County Court House. 270 Grant Avenue. Palo Alto. CA 914306 Estate Of LENA VIOLA CASTRO, also known os LENA V. CASTRO and as L.

V. CASTRO. Deceased NOTICE is hereby given that GLENNIS E. PETERS has Hied a petition far Probate of Will and tor Letters Testamentary reference to which is hereby made tor further particulars. A hearing on the petition is set tor February 14.

1979af in Department 2 of the above entitled Court. Dated1 January 73, 1979 JOHN KAZUBOWSKI Clerk ot said Court By: Kgvale Deputy Clerk RALPH A. SULLIVAN Attorney for Petitioner 205 East Third Avenue San (Mateo. CA 94401 Telephone: (4IS) 343 1974 (2026-Jan. 25: Feb 1.2.

1979) Thoifs, Lehman Lave, Attorney NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ne. 35391 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Estate of IRENE F. STEERE. Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims aaomst the sok) decedent are required to tile them, with the necessary vouchers, the office ot the clerk ot the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the law office of THOI TS. LEHMAN LOVE. S2S University Avenue. Suite 1219, Palo Alto, Cali tornia. which is the place ot busi- -ness of the undersigned all mat.

tors pertaining to the estate at said decedent within tour months otter the first publication of this notice. Dated: January 15. 1979 BARBARA J. LYON Executor of the Will ot the above named decedent THOITS. LEHMAN A LOVE Attorneys tor Executor 525 University Avenue Suite 1219 Palo Alto.

CA 94301 Telephone: (415 327 4200 First Publication: 1 19 79 I mtS Jan. 19, 26; Feb. 7. 9. 1979) Crist.

Crist. Griffiths. Bryant, Schuli Biom, Attorneys NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 15379 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Estate ot GEORGE BATIS.

also known as GEORGE. LAWRENCE EVANGELOS BATIS. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors ot the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to tile them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office ot the clerk ot the dbove entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the under signed at the law office ot CRIST. CRIST.

GRIFFITHS. BRYANT. SCHULZ A BIORN. 550 Hamilton Avenue. Palo Alto.

California, wnirh is the place ol business of the undersigned in all matters per -toinina to the estate at said dere dent within tour months after the first publication of this notice Dated' January 19. 1979 ODETTE B. BATIS Administrator with the Will Annexed ot the Estut-ot the above named decedent WILLIAM STEVENS JARVIS 2600 El Camino Real Palo Alto. CA 94306 Telephone: (4151 336 4535 CRISTJ CRIST. GRIFFITHS.

BRYANT. SCHULZ A BIORN By Robert A. Biorn 550 Hamilton Ave. Palo Alto. CA 94J07 Telephone: (415) 321-5000 Attorneys tor Administrator First Publication: 1 26-7V (7027 Jan.

26; Feb. J. 9. 16. J979) G.M.A.C.

NOTICE OF SALE No. 1300-32351 Notice hereby given that the undersiancd dill, at 10.00 a. re. on Ihe 9th dnv ot February 1979. at Merry Olrtvmobile 525 South Market St In the City nf Son Jose.

County ot Santa Clara, State ot Lulilnrnia, ell at public aurtion, In the nlqheM bidder tor CASH, the tallowing described personal property: W77 Chevrolet Verio Serial 1V15BJ447761B Lie ertse 475 NMC We i escr ve the iqht to bid on the proper ty GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION RA7774 (7043 February 2, 1979) NOTICE OF NEGATIVE DECLARATION SAN MATEO LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION Having conducted an environ mental assessment on the tallowing proposal and finding that there will be no significant impart on the environment as a result therefrom, tlce Executive Officer at the San (Mateo Local Agency Formation Commission has issued the tallowing Negative Dec lurotinn File Nu. 79-5: PROPOSED AN-NEXATION OF LANDS OF POETT (Approx. 4S acres) IN POKTOLA VALLEY TO THE LOS TRANCOS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT The Negative Declaration is on tile and may be reviewed and nb lamed from Ihe Commission Ot lice, 590 Hamilton Avenue, Redwood ity. CA. Written comments must be submitted by Februar 16, IV79 Dated: February 2, 1979 B.

SHERMAN COFFMAN Executive Officer (2044 February 2, 1979) Digital Matrix Associates FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Fite No. 643221 The following person Is doing business as DIGITAL MATRIX ASSOCIATES at 310 W. Meadow Palo Alto. CA 94306: MARK RANOAL NICEWONGER MOW. Meadow Dr.

Palo Alto. CA 94306 This business is conducted by an individual. This statement wo tiled with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on January II, 199 MARK NICEWONGER (1970 Jon. 12. 19, 26; Feb.

2. 19791 (TmjuE! NOTICE OF SALE Notice Myanma, me undersigned will, at 10:00 am. on the 17th day ot February at 4201 Stevens Creek Blvd. In the City of Santa Clara. County ol Santa Clara, Slate at California, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder tor CASH, the following described per sorrel property: 198 Dcrtsun Ser.

OHLS30439474 Lie. 703 UTC We reserve tha right to bid an the prop NERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION (2034- February 7. 1979) R67727 I Ray Lawrence PALO ALTO Memorial services will be held Saturday for Ray L. Lawrence of Mountain View, a retired carpenter, who died Sunday. He was 75.

Mr. Lawrence was a native of Tennessee. He moved to Blytheville, where he was married to Esther Bowles in 1927. A year later the Lawrences moved to Detroit, where Mr. Lawrence worked as a carpenter for various companies.

They moved to Mountain View in 1952, then to Van Nuys in 1953. but returned to Mountain View a year later. They had lived at 2400 El Camino Real for 25 years. Mr. Lawrence was a member of Carpenters Union local 1280 of Mountain View.

He retired in I960. He is survived by his wife, who lives in Mountain View, and a sister, Burma Pye of Grovetown, Ga. Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Mountain Vier chapel of Spangler Mortuaries, 799 Castro Mountain View. February tides at San Francisco (Golden Gate) Pacific Standard Time.

Bold figures ora p.m. Nationwide temperatures By The Mwciatad nma HiLoPrcOtlk Forecast Global temperatures HiLoWthr it is rn 46 ckr 3 CH 1 37 Cdy it rn 34 dr 35 71 dr 50 dr 57 dr Ccdy It at rn 33 sn S3 cdy 44 cdy 37 cdy 71 dr 51 dr rn 73 cdy 7S 41 dr 13 sn 3Scdv 40 CH 03 4Scdy 13 cdy S3 37 74 43 cdy 55 4a edv it 73 CH 73 tl dr tl 73 dr 33 CH 23 Medv II at CH 4t dr 41 SIcov SO 43 CH 14 Vi 3 4 cdy 43 34 cH msterdam Athens Banukos HeHm Bemradc Berlin hooo'A Brussels BV.rts Ciifo C4TK4S Copmnaurn Frankturt Genera Hetsmki How Kona Jerusalem Kiev Lima Listen London Madrid Manila MemcoCii. Montreal Moscow Hew Delhi Nicosia Olio Pans Re Roma San Joan Sao Paolo Smoapore Saoul Stockholm Sydney Taipei Tenran Tel Aviv Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Vienna California temperatures By The Asset iaNd Press High.toyy.pr4cipilitioniorJ4rioor54nd.no 00 in today BakersIteM Blythe Eureka Fresno Imperiil Lancaster LOS Angeles Marysville Monterey Si as St A as 30 SI 41 40 4. 3S 54 43 A 44 S3 3t so 41 A 41 33 53 41 54 II at si si S3 43 SI 41 47 Oakland PasoRooies Red Bluff Redwood City Sacraments Salmas SanDwoo San Francisco Santa Boroan, Tkarmal Ukeh 63 High, tow. precipiWitn Nr Poors fodoig 4 60pm ThunOiy Borslow Big Bear Catalina El Centre Low Beach Ml Wilson Newport Beach Ontario Palm Springs SanBernerdma San Jose Santa Ana SantaCrm Santa Maria Valtojo S3 JS 6 31135 SI 41 34 63 at st it 95 14 it 45 IS 53 43 54 13 37 4t 43 75 SI J7 St 44 II 4t 41 S3 St 13 fair Saturday.

Slow warming trend beginning Saturday. Light winds. Susanville 36 06 38. San Joaquin Valley: Variable clouds throuoh Saturday. Snow in the foothills above 2000 feet.

Continued cool. Highs hi the 50s. Lows in the mid 30 to mid 40s. Northwesterly wind to 15 mph today. Santa Maria San Luis Obispo area: Variable clouds through Saturday with a chance of a few light showers tonight.

Continued cool. Highs in the 50s. Lows in the 30s. Light winds. Monterey Bay area: Variable clouds through Saturday with a chance of a few lighT showers this afternoon and evening.

Slightly warmer days. Highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Lows In the 30s. Light winds. Monterey 36 50.

Salinas Valley: Variable clouds through Saturday with a chance of a few light showers this afternoon and evening. Slightly warmer days. Highs In the Tow to mid SO. Lows in the 30s. Light winds.

Salinas 50 30 55 Paso Robles 50 35 56. Santa Clara Valley: Variable clouds through Saturday witti chance of a tow light showers this afternoon and evening. Slightly warmer days. Highs Hi low to mid 50s. lows in the 30s.

Light winds. San Jose 55 32 57 Holl'ster 52 30 55. Northern and central California: Vorlable clouds over the entire area through Saturday. Chance of light showers spreading over the entire area by tonight. Snow showers in the higher elevations with the snow level near 1000 (eel In Ihe north to about 2000 feet in the south.

Continued cool. Diablo San Ramon and Livermore valleys: Variable clouds throutei Saturday with a chance of a few light showers this afternoon and evening Continued cool. Highs Hi Ihe upper 40s to low 50s. Lows in the 30s. Light winds.

Concord 50 30 55 Livermore 51 30 55. Napa and Sonoma valleys and Santa Rosa Plain: Variable clouds through Saturday with a chance of a fewlight showers this afternoon and evening. Continued cool. Light winds. Santa Rosa 53 35 55.

Los Angeles: Clearing tonight becoming fair Saturday. A little cooler tonight, but warmer Saturday. High Saturday near 63. Low tonight about 40. Chance of mea-sureablo 10 tonight and near tero Saturday.

rainfall Candidates names may be clustered PALO ALTO The city clerk is recommending that the City Council take advantage of a new state law to rotate candidates' names on the ballot in the upcoming general municipal election in May. The procedure would divide the city into four clusters of nine precincts each. Candidates' names would be in a different order in each duster. The council will consider the proposal at its next meeting, 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Civic Center, 250 Hamilton Ave.

The council also will officially announce the May 8 election at that time. City Clerk Ann Tanner estimated the rotation would com the city about $800. To keep costs down, she is recommending that the candidates' state- ments be printed in alphabetical order and that they appear that way in all copies of the sample ballot. If the council decided to rotate candidates' statements also, the costs could escalate to $4,800, she said. This is the first year cities are allowed to rotate candidates names, although it has been done in state-wide elections.

We've never had a request from candidates for rotation because it has never been provided for, she said. The new law went into effect Jan. 1. she added. The initial ballot order will be decided by the council in the traditional' way, with a random drawing of names, expected to take place at the March 12 council meeting.

That order will appear on the ballot in cluster one. In the remaining clusters, the names from the top of the ballot will be rotated to the bottom of the list. If there are only four candidates vying for the four open council seats a highly unlikely event only one name would be moved to the bottom of the list in each succeeding cluster. If there are more candidates, groups of names from the top of the ballot list will be moved together to the bottom of the ballot. Mrs.

Nimitz dies at 86 SAN FRANCISCO (Ofl) Extended forecasts Sunday through Tuesday: I Northern California dry weather. Continued cool but slow warming trfnd. Highs in thE 50s. Lows mostly in the 30s at low elevations. Central California Dry weather.

Continued cpol but slow warming Highs in the 50s to kjw 60s. Lows in the 30s to low 40s at low elevations. Francisco Bay Area: Vori-abye clouds through Saturday with Tfihanco of light showers this of-tewnoon and evening. Slightly mfanner days. Lows In me 30s to low 40m Highs in the low to mid 50s.

San Francisco 40 53 Oakland Airport 30 Redwood City 31 54. California: Variable clouds through Saturday. Local morning fog In the valleys. Slightly warmer dews. Fort Bragg 5134 55 uklah 51 21 St.

Sacramento Valley: Variable crouds through Saturday. Local irprnlng fog In the south. Slightly warmer days. Highs in the low to mid 50s. Lows in the upper 20s and 3Qm Shasta Dam 53 a St.

Mount Shasta Si Variable clouds thro Aounl Shasta Siskiyou area: Vbriabte clouds through So Mount Shasta city 39 1042. JSterra Nevada: Variable clouds Satur- cold. Tahoe Valley 30 -05 34 Vosemite Valley 35 20 31. California: Mostly 9 Sunrise-Sunset :ar.rS! I :14 5:33 7 13 7:12 7:11. 5:34 5:35 5:36 Area Ako )todwood City 3-08 Altos Altos HiBs -Moffett FMd ortola VsDey Sunnyvale Hi TlwnOav'saiah Lo This mamma's ion Prc Prac aviation tor sours tramp 7 a in EST today Ottk Shy conditions outlook tor Saturday Area temperatures High Low Yeoterday Today Palo Alto II IM a Monlo Park 52 11.1 RedwdCItySI IM LoaAltoa (I 1 IM LA.

HUN SB IM Woodride 53 11.7 Moffett Fd. 51 11.7 Ssiaayvaie 55 IM Baromcttr at 5 aju. MAI Noon humidity. 4 Index Bruce Alan Mosterman ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME NO. 35403 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA In the matter at the Application ot BRUCE ALAN HOSTERMAN Whereas, the petition of BRUCE ALAN HOSTERMAN has been tiled with the clerk of this court tor an order changing Petitioner's name from BRUCE ALAN HOSTERMAN to BRUCE ALAN HILL.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all parsons Interested said mat- tor appear before this court on March 28. 1979 at 9:38 a.m. In the courtroom ol J. BARTON PHELPS. Presiding Judge, to show cause why this application tor change ol name should not be granted.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order to show cause be published once a week tor tour successive weeks prior to the (toy of said hearing In Tlw Palo Alto Times, a newspaper ot general circulation printed In the County ol Santa Clara. State of California. DATED: January 30, 199 J. BARTON PHELPS Judge of the Suoerlor Court BRUCEALAN HOSTERMAN IN PROPRIA PERSONA 110-D East Mlddtefleld Rd. Mountain View, Ca 94843 (415)961-2056 (2066 February 2.

9, 16. 23. 1979) Pollutant was not announced. Mrs. Nimitz had lived in the Bay Area since the death of her husband in 1968.

Nimitz was the head of the Pacific fleet during World War II. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Catherine Nimitz, widow of Adm. Chester W. Nimitz.

died at the Oakland Naval Hospital Thursday at the age of 86. The cause of death of CO-Corbon Menexlde; NOi-Nltreen Plexldt; Part. Partlcutata matter parts par minted. It fetta9EM.gi.