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THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE SATURDAY, December 12, 1998 Funeral Notice ARSLANIAN Robert 'Bob' Arsianian of Union City, age 73 passed away on Wednesday December 9. 1998 at Washington Hospital in Fremont. He was the dearly beloved husband of Beverly Arsianian of Union City for 33 years. loving father of stepson Michael Currie of San Leandro. and daughter in law Lucy Duenas of Manteca.

Dear brother of Richard Arslan of Fresno, Lucille Thomas of Fresno, Ronald Arsian of Bakersfield. Leroy Arslanian of Fresno, the late Isabelle Fike. and the late Jerry Arslanian. Devoted grandfather of Tamera Boatright of Fresno, Deidra Bennett of Fresno, Brandi Arteaga of Berkeley, Robert Bush of Sacramento, Timothy High of Fresno, Nathaniel Arslanian of Manteca. and great Robert Boatright of Fresno, Austin Boatright of Fresno and sister in law Judy Cuesta of Campbell.

Robert was a retired plumbing contractor. he enjoyed going fishing, traveling to Lake Tahoe. he was in U.S. Marine Corp. he will be missed by his many, many family, friends, and neighbors.

Robert was a native of Salem. Oregon. Friends. are invited to attend a Funeral service Tuesday December 15, 1998 at 12:00 at Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary in Hayward. Burial will follow at Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery in Hay: ward.

Donation may be made to the American Cancer Society Tri-Cities Unit East Bay Region 1700 Webster St. Oakland, CA 94612. CARLSTROM Alice Zumwalt Carlstrom at home in Danville. November 16. 1998.

Age 80. A 2 year resident of Danville. prior resident of Oakland. She was an Interior Decorator. Member of Eastern Star, Colonial Dames, American Society of Interior Decorators, Daughters of the American Revolution.

She enjoyed Birdwatching gardening. Preceded in death by her loving husband of 58 years, Melvin Carlstrom. in 1997. she is survived by daughters, Roxanne Wood of Lafayette, Bonnie Nurre. of Chicago.

IL and son Dwane Carlstrom of San Francisco. Services were private. CARROLL Valcour 'Val' Carroll Sr. was a longtime resident of Berkeley, CA, he departed this life on December 8, 1998. he was a proud WWII veteran, a Merchant Seaman, a retired employee of General Motors and General Contractor in the Bay Area.

He is survived by: Corinne, his wife: Val his son; Phyllis, Eleanor, Patrice, Corinne M. and Demaries. his daughters, Vincent Swain Jerry Williams, his sons-in-law and Cora Johnson. his. surviving sister.

Val was a valued friend to many in the West Berkeley neighborhood. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society in his name. We will say Farewell to Val, a Mass will be said at St. Columba's Church 6401 San Pablo Oakland on December 12. 1998 at 12 noon.

He will be laid to rest at Rolling Hills Memorial Park, Richmond, CA. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Fouche's Hudson Funeral Home and Premier Casket Outlet 510-893-6550 Juliette M. (Butler) Clark born May 4. 1914. in.

New Orleans, 1 LA, departed this life. Tuesday, December 7. 1998. Age 84. Preceded in death by her father, Louis Butler, mother Elvira Butler Lanaux; brothers.

Louis Butler. Hypolite Lanaux Herbert. Lanaux; sisters. Albertha Butler Medley Marguerite Lanaux Fernandez: husbands, Eldridge E. Austin Joseph Clark; children.

Edwina M. Austin Louis E. Austin and grandson, Louis Edward Austin. A resident of for 65 years. Retired L.V:N.

Oakland. Children's Hospital. Past Officer Member of Eastern Star Chapter 27. Oakland, CA. Parishoner of St.

Augustine's Episcopal Church. Oakland, Survived by brother. Oliver S. Lanaux. sister-in-law Cecile E.

Lanaux; brother Cornelius Lanaux: grandsons, Gregory Lester Austin; great great granddaughter. Edwina Austin great grandson, Ahmad Austin; great great great: granddaughter, Andrienna Davis: daughter Mrs. Gloria and Austin dear and friends. a host of nephews, neighbors are invited to attend: her GRAVESIDE SERVICES. on (TUESDAY, DEC.

15, 1998), St: Catholic Cemetery: 2650 Church Lane, San Pablo, CA. at 11:00 AM. The family requests that in lieu of flowers. Memorial Gifts be donated to OAKLAND CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL or the St. Augustine Episcopal Church, Oakland.

CA. Greer Family Mortuary 2694 Blanding Ave. Alameda. Interment in the Philippine Islands. GREER FAMILY MORTUARY CA.

Lic. No. 1408 ALAMEDA 510-865-3755 GUIA Elena Guia a native of the Philippine Islands, age 79, passed away Friday. December 11, 1998 in Oakland. Survivors include daughters Alice Enriquez and her husband Johnny.

Nelia Guia, and Ophie Pilares and her husband Danny; sons Teddy Guia and his wife Luz: Ruben Mesinas and his wife Celia: Ernie Guia; many grandchildren. 2 brothers. 3 sisters. member of St. Anthony's Parish of Oakland.

Friends are invited to attend Visitation. Tuesday, December 15, 1998, from 1-8 PM. at JOHNSON Clarence Dale Johnson A resident of Oakland, 31 years, passed away December 5: 1998 in Fresno, at the age of 65. He was born on January 20. 1933, in Batesville.

MS. He attended Columbia Elementary, Edison High School and Fresno State College. In 1973, he received his Masters of Degree in Educational Administration from San Francisco State University. He retired in 1995. after 22 years of service with the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART).

He is survived by his dear wife of 31 years. Jeradean Johnson; his. mother. Cora Lee Johnson; four brothers. Luther.

Paul. Spencer and Gene; his three sisters. Ann Helton. Wilma Johnson and Mary, loving nieces, nephews and grandchildren. Visitation will be held at Jesse E.

Cooley. Jr. Funeral Services in Fresno. December 9. 1998.

from 5:00 to 8:00 PM and on Thursday, December 10. 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Funeral Services will be held at the Second Baptist Church on Friday, December 11, 1998. at 11:00 A.M.

Interment will be at Mt. View Cemetery, Fresno. JUDGE Mr. Lucian Judge In Berkeley, Monday, Service Tuesday, 11:00 am. Chapel of Peace.

3665 Telegraph Ave. Oakland. CA 94609. FOUCHE'S HUDSON FUNERAL HOME MILTON James P. Milton In Castro Valley Dec.

8. 1998. Beloved husband of the late Anne M. Milton (1994), Loving father of James Milton of New York, John P. Milton and Patricia Milton of San Leandro, Peter M.

Milton, Mary McClure and Eileen Milton of San Francisco and the late Michael Milton. devoted grandfather of A wordsmith, a musician and a humorist. A longtime resident of Alameda prior to moving to Castro Valley in 1997. Age 79 years. A member of Our Lady of Grace Church.

Friends are invited to attend Vigil services Sunday, December 13. 1998 at 3:00 P.M. at the Jess C. Spencer Mortuary Inc. 21228 Redwood Castro Valley.

A Mass of Christian Burial will commence at 10:00 A.M. Monday, December 14. 1998 at the Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church 3433 Somerset Castro Valley. Burial will follow at Alta Mesa Cemetery, Palo Alto. Contributions may be made in his memory to the St.

Anthony's Foundation 121 Golden Gate San Francisco CA 94102. Jess C. Spencer Mortuary, Inc and Crematory 510-581-9133 NEWS YOU CAN USE NOBORI George Takeo Nobori, 87, died on December 9. 1998. He joined his late wife of 57 years.

Violet Sumiko Nobori. who entered into rest in 1996. Mr. Nobori, a native of Oakland began his lifelong career as a businessman when he bought his first store Palm Grocery at the age of 19. During WWII he was forced to abandon it all and was sent to Jerome Internment Camp in Arkansas.

They later took an opportunity to leave the camp for Cleveland. OH. After the war they returned to Oakland where he continued his career by eventually establishing George's Food Store. George William's Market. Chimes Market and Fremont Plaza Norge Cleaners.

He lived a very full 87 years. He leaves his sons George (Carol) of Piedmont. Larry (Silvia) of Portland. OR, and Donald (Marie) of Castro Valley. He will be greatly missed by his grandchildren Michael.

Mariko. Naomi, Kenji. Takeo and Kyle. Also survived by his brothers Teruo of Berkeley, Bennie of Los Angeles, and brother-in-law Henry Hamataka of Berkeley. He was a good man.

Friends may call at Chapel of the Chimes Funeral Home. 4499 Piedmont Avenue. Oakland on Sunday, December 13. 1998 from 12 noon to 4pm and attend a funeral service at Buddhist Church of Oakland. 825 Jackson St.

at 6 o'clock in the evening. A Committal Service will be held Monday, December 14, 1998 at 10 am at chapel of the Chimes Funeral Home. Chapel of the Chimes 510-654-0123 Oakland James Francis O'Brien, passed away in Alameda. Tuesday: December 8. 1998.

He was born in Alameda August 10. 1914. He is survived by his beloved wife of 48 years, Audrey J. O' Brien of Oakland: sister Catherine Baker of Alameda and brother-in-law Arthur Baker; nephews Thomas Jerold Mackey of Alameda; and niece Mary Crutchfield of Alameda. He was preceded in death by his, sister: the late Marcella Mackey and two brothers, the late Edward O'Brien and the late Joseph O' Brien.

He was a 65 year member of the Young Men's Institute, Council No. 6. Friends are invited to attend Visitation on Sunday. December 13, 1998. from pm, with.

Vigil Service at 5:00 pm at Fowler Anderson Funeral Directors, 2244 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda. Funeral Mass will be held on Monday. December 14, 1998 at 9:00 am at the Church of Assumption, 1100 Fulton Avenue. San Leandro. Interment will follow at Holy Sepulchre cemetery, 26320 Mission Blvd.

at Harder, Hayward. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Young Men's Institute. Education Fund, 1625-C Palmetto Pacifica. CA 94044. or to your favorite charity.

For more info calIFOWLER ANDERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS CA LIC NO. 215 OCSAY (AULT) Ruth. Ault Ocsay December 8. 1998, in Tucson, AZ. She is survived by two daughters.

Susan. Ault Evelyn Gaukroger; two nieces. Sandra Warnar and Shari Gaukroger; 1 nephew, Mike Gaukroger; two great grandchildren, Samantha Warnar and Chevy Warnar; beloved friends. Patty Bob Helton of Fremont. No services will be held.

SANTONI Dorothy Santoni entered, peacefully into: rest at her daughter's home Lorenzo. She was 81. Born in Oakland. CA on September 26, 1916. Dorothy was a devoted homemaker and mother.

She was a parishioner of St. John's Catholic Church and was active with the craft class and festivals. Dorothy and her -husband. hadbeen instrumental in the annexing of the outlying unicorporated areas to San Leandro. She is survived by her beloved daughters, Diane L.

Vayer Joyce V. Munoz. both of San Lorenzo; grandchildren, Cindy Ann Vayer-Jenkins. Sandra Ann Leyva Lisa Munoz; great grandchildren. Ashley.

Katelyn, Samuel. James Amber: and many loving friends. Dorothy was preceded in death by her. husband. Albert, in 1975.

Visitation for Dorothy will be on Sunday from 12 to 5 at Grissom's San Lorenzo Mortuary, 267 E. Lewelling San. Lorenzo. It will continue on 7 Monday PM, from 2 the to 8 PM. The Funeral Vigil be Monday.

at chapel. Mass will be Tuesday. 10 AM. at Grissom's Chapel. Burial will follow at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

GRISSOM'S SAN LORENZO 510-278-2800 Harold (Scotty) Scott of Martinez CA. passed away on Wednesday December 9, 1998 at his home. Loving, devoted and caring husband of Barbara Scott. Beloved father of Suzette. John, Debbie, Steven, and Pamela.

Future father in-law of Matt Rausch. Grandfather of Shannon, Corrine. Chava, Angie. Louie, Jessie, Mica. Josette.

Russell. Hanna: and J.R.. Great grandfather of Joshua. Candice. Andrew.

Alyssa, Samantha. Cheyenne. and Alyena. Brother of Wilbur Scott and Glen Scott. Scotty was born in Richmond and lived in Concord for: 20 years and then moved to Martinez since 1989.

He was a dedicated employee for Scott Company of California for 25 years. Memorial services will be held on Sunday 2:00 P.M. December. 13. 1998 Ouimet Brothers Concord Funeral Chapel 4125 Clayton Road, Concord.

Contributions suggested to Hospice of your choice. TICHENOR Virginia Croxall Tichenor passed away in Piedmont. California on Monday, November 30. 1998. She is survived by her brother, Dr.

John Croxall. of Cincinnati: niece Ann Tichenor Hubbard of Placerville. and nephew. Austin Tichenor of Piedmont. She survived her husband.

Dr. Austin Pringle Tichenor, an oral surgeon who practiced many years in Oakland. Her affiliations included Lincoln Child Center, Childrens Hospital Oakland and Bellevue Club and Orinda Country Club: Final arrangements were by Albert Brown Mortuary and Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. In Memoriam In Memory of your birthday Mama FRANKIE BILTON Dec 12, 1907-Feb. 19, 1984 Whom have I in Heaven, but thee We miss you we love you very much.

Your Grandchildren: Frankie. Linda. Richard, Larry, Diane, Lavelle, Michael Kevin and a host of relatives and friends. JAMES H. COX (DICK) IN LOVING MEMORY Sept.

4, 1916 Dec. 12, 1991 It's been 7 years since you left me. I love and miss you so much. Your loving wife Barbara KENNETH D. FREEMAN IN LOVING MEMORY DEC.

8, 1912 AUG. 24, 1996 4.40 Pet of the Week OW. Dog for adoption: Harry, Yo week-old male, is a sweet bundle of energy who gets along with other pets. A black-ai brown terrier mix, Harry will "ARg weigh about 50 to 55 pounds "15dw when full-grown. He gets along VAG with other dogs, seems to like cats, and will do well with older kids.

To adopt Harry or any other animal available at the Oakland SPCA, stop by the shelter at 8323 Baldwin St. in Oakland or call 569-0702. Product recall FINISHING THEM OFF Three Oakland houses on Geranium Place damaged CATERPILI AR during El Nino landslides last spring were demolished de on Friday. City officials are working with the community to determine what will replace the homes. RAY CHAVEZ Staff 2 Fremont men face drug charges HAYWARD Two Fremont men appeared in court Friday on charges of being "midlevel" drug dealers who sell large amounts of methamphetamine in this city.

A narcotics officer. said their case involves the largest recovery of "crank" and cash in Hayward this year. Lester Jardine. 37, and James Schmitz, 20. were arraigned this week on numerous felony charges of drug possession for sale.

The complaint included enhancements because By Jeff Chorney STAFF WRITER of the large amount of methamphetamine seized. A search last week of the apartments and cars of Jardine and Schmitz turned up pounds of methamphetamine. worth more than $250,000 on the street, a half- pound of marijuana, worth about $2.000. and more than $100,000 in cash. said Sgt.

Tom Perry. Some of the drugs were packaged in small bags, indicating they were going to be sold. Perry added. And much of the cash was hidden in the back of a television and in a vacuum cleaner. COMMUNITY CALENDAR ARTS ENTERTAINMENT ETC.

MISCELLANEOUS Today Today VICTORIAN HOME STROLL Pardee Home Museum and Oakland tours lead a holiday stroll around 16 holiday decorated Victorian houses at Preservation Park, 10 a.m., Martin Luther King Jr. Way and 12th Street, Oakland, 238-3234. JOB Heading Oakland Toward Smarter Operations and Teamwork (HOTSPOT) holds a job fair and area cleanup, 10. a.m. to 2 p.m., Oakland Fire Center, 98th Avenue and International Boulevard.

A BC CHANCES TO LEARN Today SEVENTH CORRIDOR Community meeting to discuss the Seventh Corridor: Improvement Initiative, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Lowell Middle School Auditorium, 991. 14th LAVENDER SENIORS OF THE EAST BAY Group for gays and lesbians over 55. years old holds i its monthly potluck and party; noon, San. Leandro Community Church, 1395 Bancroft 247-2406.

CRAFTS FAIR Crocker Highlands Elementary School holds its annual crafts fair with student-made items, 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 525 Midcrest Road, Oakland, 879-1110. ARTS AND CRAFTS SALE A holiday arts and crafts sale to benefit women political prisoners, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Berkeley Fellowship Hall, 1924 Cedar Berkeley, 533-2590. Have a listing for the daily calendar? Send it tiro weeks in advance to Community Calendar, The Oakland.

Tribune, P.O. Box. 28884, Oakland, 94604, or call 208-6451. To far information, dial 208-6477. 2 men arrested on suspicion of home-invasion robbery FROM STAFF REPORTS HAYWARD Two men were arrested on suspicion of homeinvasion robbery Wednesday after a struggle that ended when one suspect accidentally shot the other in the leg.

police said. Diego Garcia Gonzales. 18. of Oakland shot Golden Watson, 19, of Hayward while they were trying to rob a home in the 300 block of Hurley Drive. police said.

Watson was treated and released from a local hospital. Police believe a third man drove a getaway car. He is not in custody. Watson apparently knew the four occupants of the house two men, 18 and 19, and two women. 17 and 44.

He and Gonzales entered the house at 10:29 a.m., police said. When the victims asked Watson who Gonzales was, Watson said he did not know. Gonzales then pulled out a gun and demanded "everything" be Butter contains peanuts: A Schmitz this week pleaded not guilty. Jardine is scheduled to enter a plea next week, said Deputy District Attorney Jeff Rubin, who is prosecuting the case under Alameda County's Major Narcotics Vendor Unit (MNVU). The two men are considered midlevel dealers, who bought methamphetamine, also known as "speed" or "crank." from a lab and then sold it to other dealers for sale to users.

Perry said. SOUL BEAT TV Today's community service programs on Soul -Beat Television (KSBT-TV, Channel 37 at: 133 Eastmont Town Center, 530-3774, and on the World Wide Web at www.soulbeat.com) include: 17 a.m. Computers and You. 18 a.m. Garden Beat with Eddie Yarbough.

9 a.m. True Solutions with Dr. Yusef Bey. 10 a.m. Sessions Home Show with Kenneth Sessions.

11 a.m. Madge Gates takes your. phone calls on issues. 1 p.m. Gold Hits.

4 p.m. Selywn Whitebead, Economic Empowerment Foundation. 5 p.m. Issues with Frank Allen. 6 p.m.

Caribbean Beat with Densfield Alexander. 18 p.m. Oldies Beat with George Livinston. 10 p.m. Jimmie's Prime Time Live with Jimmie Ward.

11 p.m. Soul Showcase with Al Ballard. COMMUNITY CABLE TV Today's local programing on Oakland's KTOP. TV (Channel 10) includes: 10 a.m. Planning Ethics Commission p.m.

Community Meeting: Oakland, the 2000 Census (r). 13 p.m. Parade of Yachts (r). 5.p.m. Golden Age Nostalgia (r).

5:30 p.m. Just a Look: Black Philanthropy; the Gibbs Community Foundation. 6 p.m. The Town Vibe (r), 6:30 p.m. Rec Room (r).

7 p.m. Asian American Voices (r). 17:30 p.m. Oakland Moving Forward: Dangerous Jobs. 8:30 p.m.

Contemporary Cinema (r). Fuller Funerals Inc. For Those Who Care Two Locations To Serve You Financing Pre- Arrangements Available 3100 Cutting Richmond (510) 237-5473, 4647 E. 14th Oakland (510) 436-3181 VISA THIS GUN SHOW WEEKEND CROSSROADS of the WEST COW PALACE DEC. 12 13 SAT.

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SCOTT handed over, police said. The 19-year-old resident tackled Gonzales, and at least two shots were fired. one of which hit Watson. No one else was injured. Gonzales was arrested at the scene after being disarmed and held down by the home's occupants.

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