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4 Wednesday, July 12, jb UAKItS McGovern Seeking Peace With Labor Continued from page 1 the attitude of this conven iron is not one of unanimity. Whoever heard of organized tabor on the eve of a possible nomination by the Democratic party being in very strong opposition to the probable nominee? This has never happened before in the Democratic party." McGovern was also trying to heal the wounds opened when Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley was ousted from his convention seat. In a further move to bring the together with the old. he asked Lawrence to stay on as party chairman, instead of replacing him with someone from his own camp.

But Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards, a strong anti- McGovern man, went home saying it would be a waste of time for him to stay. can't win in said delegate Hugh Carcella, a local president from Philadelphia a right-to-work son- Alabama delegation chairman Earl Goodwin of Selma complained convention has been taken over by McGovern. What he wants going to get. But come November, what McGovern wants McGovern is not going to Gov.

Robert W. Scott of North Carolina said McGovern. last could carry neither his state nor the nation. Scott was one of several mostly from southern and border states, who had breakfast today with McGovern in his F7th floor seaside penthouse. They included one liberal McGovern supporter, Gov.

Patrick Lucey of Wisconsin who helped arrange the breakfast. present were Govs. C. West of South Carolina. Dale Bumpers of Arkansas, Jimmy Carter of Georgia.

Reubin Askew of Florida. Marvin Man- del of Maryland and David Hall of Oklahoma, as well as Dolph Briscoe, Democratic candidate for governor of Texas. Several of those present, including Askew, Bumpers, Carter, Askew and Lucey, have been mentioned as vice presidential possibilities. On that question, McGovern kept his own counsel, but his staff said the senator would submit only one name to the convention after he consults with Edward Kennedy and other party leaders. Ribicoff disavowed interest, proposing instead that McGovern invite Edmund S.

Muskie. But Muskie said he would have to be persuaded over his own inclination to decline a second race for the vice presidency. Muskie helped unity move with a warm endorsement Tuesday after pulling out of his own hopeless race, a victim of mastery of the primary system. Humphrey withdrew first, but significantly did not endorse McGovern despite his own incli nation to rid the Democrats of their fratricidal tendencies. Humphrey and with drawal from the race left George C.

Wallace and Jackson as chief rivals but four other candidates are to be put in nomination Shirley Chisholm of New York; Rep. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas; former Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota and former Gov.

Terry Sanford of North Carolina. The vice presidential nomination will be made Thursday at the final scheduled session. Three declared vice presidential candidates Sen Mike Gravel of Alaska, an outspoken Vietnam dove; former Massachusetts Gov. Endicott Peabody; and Stanley Arnold, a New York accountant and business they would fight it out with choice, on principle. Angry Wallace May Bolt As Platform Pleas Denied MIAMI BEACH (UPD-The possibility has become and that George C.

Wallace will again bolt the Democratic party and form a third party movement, an aide said today. Charles Snider, campaign director for the Alabama governor, said Wallace would decide in what direction to move "in the very near the convention was over Wallace had said Monday he had no plan to make a third- party bid. But Snider made it High Speed Chase Ends With Crash A seven mile high-speed chase through Southern Marin ended yesterday when a runaway Volkswagen plowed into a police roadblock on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard. Tiburon police arrested Francis Edward McGuinness, 41, of 62 Wreden Avenue, Fairfax, on suspicion of drunken driving and assault with a deadly weapon. According to police, McGuinness was driving erratically on Tiburon Boulevard at 7:45 p.m.

when police flashed their lights and gave chase. 7 McGuinness sped up Highway 101 and westbound on Sir Frandis Drake Boulevard until he crashed into a roadblock at Wolf Grade set up by the Ross Police Department. McGuinness was booked into Marin County Jail, where he femains in lieu of $5,000 bail. He will appear in Marin Municipal Court today. Benefit For Boys Club Set The Novato Moose lodge will iponsor a dinner dance for the benefit of the Novato Boys Club tha lodge on ll 22.

accord tng to secretary French A mandarin chicken dinner Will begin at 7:30 p.m. with dancing, to the music of Roy Berry, starting at 9 p.m. A Social hour will begin at 6:30 Tickets can be obtained at the lodge. 850 Lamont Avenue, the Novato Boys Club office 867 Sweetser Avenue, or Locke Plumbing 865 Sweetser Avenue. French said reservations ire necessary and tickets must purchased by next Wednesday.

clear that Wallace was angry that the convention had voted down Tuesday night the changes he wanted to make in the platform on busing and other matters. Wallace appealed for the revisions in a speech from his wheelchair before the convention While he did not say a third party candidacy was definite, Snider said, discussion we had this morning indicated this possibility was stronger and The convention. Snider said, has been from the Wallace's third-party presidential candidacy in 1968 was generally interpreted as having drawn votes from Hubert H. Humphrey, the Democrats' 1968 nominee. Snider said Wallace was upset" at the way his views were rejected Tuesday night by the convention.

Maternal Aunt Of President Dies In Hospital RIVERSIDK. Calif Edith Timberlake, President Nixon's maternal aunt, died last night at Riverside Community Hospital. She was 92. Mrs. Timberlake was the sister of the mother, Hannah Milhous Nixon She died of pneumonia, hospital spokesmen said.

She had lived in a convalescent home since she broke her hip in 1969 and also suffered from Disease. She is survived by her husband Philip ia retired entomologist who still conducts research at the University of California Agricultural Experiment Station in Riverside), three children, 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Library Board Meeting Date Change Is Noted The Sausalito Library board has changed its monthly meeting date from the second Tuesday to the second Thursday, President Donald Duncan reported Duncan said the date was changed so the library board meetings would not conflict with other Sausalito meetings, notably the city council which often holds adjourned meetings on the second Tuesday. The board will continue to meet at 8 in city hall, he said. Continued from page 1 ful Roger Boas was top spender.

The campaign statement filed by his committee indicated total outlay of $144,695.06 in the Sixth District as a whole. Alan French, young San Franciscan who challenged Boas for the nomination, had not filed a campaign statement in Marin County by today. Sixth District Rep. William S. Mailliard, the Republican incumbent who won tion.

listed expenditures of only $11,917.37 in the primary, from contributions totalling $58,548.30. In the Seventh Assembly District. incumbent William T. Bagiev won the Republican nomination at a cost of $5,987.46 for 23,277 votes. In the contest, Harry J.

Moore of Novato was nominated with 17,689 votes at an outlay of $4,520.82. Joseph Franaszek of Tiburon, who got 11,926 votes, spent only $390.01, all from his own pocket. None of the candidates for office on the Peace and Freedom Party or American Independent Party tickets filed the required post-election campaign statements. Elections Officer Meyer said that to qualify for the November ballot, the tardy politicians now must obtain permission from the superior courts to file late financial statements. EOC Continued from page 1 and state officials and not on evidence.

He said the $36,000 discrepancy, which was found in comparing sales records with deposit slips, could be simply a clerical error. is a device to kill the EOC," he charged bitterly. we are still alive and intend to remain alive even without the help of the Department of Public Social Services and county (With the scrapping of the food stamp program, the EOC is left virtually without a program to aid the poor. The Marin Head Start preschool program is under its control, but has a separate staff and budget so. the federal Office of Economic Opportunity has indicated willing to continue funding the agency with about $120.000 while it searches for its role in community life.) County Counsel Douglas J.

Maloney noted Miss action to terminate the contract had been upheld in Marin Superior Court last week. He added that it had been based not on a "string of phone but rather on advice from state and federal officials. can't believe that any responsible public official would say Let the program go on until the discrepancy is Maloney said. "I imagine how anyone can have such a cavalier attitude about public The county counsel added that the EOC should have provided some proof of the $36,000 whereabouts. However, he added, neither Conklin nor other EOC officials had provided any information Conklin replied that his agency is in the middle of an audit and that the answers are still weeks away.

had nothing but trouble with this agency during the last observed Supervisor Louis H. Baar who urged the franchise be cancelled. He drew support from Supervisor Arnold M. Baptiste who moved termination of the franchise but said he would be willing to reconsider when the agency could give an explanation for the missing funds. "If you do this you will be buying a law ConkJin warned.

Conklin's threat drew the wrath of Winifred S. Frederick of the Irate Taxpayers of Marin who demanded to know if the EOC planned to use money to finance a suit against the county. Conklin, an attorney, after vainly trying to skirt the question. responded he would go to court at his expense "if my board lets The EOC board at its last meeting indicated it would not pursue legal action over the food stamp program Closed Hearing Set Directors of the Marin City Community Services District will meet in a closed session at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Manzanita Center to hear charges against an employee, according to district secretary Lillian Lee.

Water Level Down LAKE ISABELLA (UPI) Water storage at this southern Sierra reservoir dropped below 100,000 acre feet today for the first time since 1966 Jay Young Of Sleepy Hollow, 22 Jay Andrew Young of Sleepy Hollow, a native of Marin died yesterday at a local hospital following a lengthy fight with cancer. He was 22. Young, whose father took a leading role in the battle against the disease which took his life, was a lifelong resident of the county and was employed at Wallabs a medical in San Rafael. He attended Tamalpais Valley School during the time his parents lived in that section of Marin, Sleepy Hollow School, Sir Francis Drake High School in San Anselmo and College of Marin. Young, who lived at 15 Estates Drive, was a member of Christ the Victor Lutheran Church in Fairfax.

His father, John, is a board member of the Mann branch of the American Cancer Society and is a director of the Marin Independent Service Station Association, which in the past has organized fund-raising drives to fight cancer. The father is owner and operator of a Beacon service station in San Anselmo. The young mother, Doris, is a teacher at Alpha Schools in San Rafael. Surviviors, besides his parents, are a sister. Joy Droz of San Rafael; three brothers, Jerrold.

John and James, all of Sleepy Hollow, and grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Young of Newark and Mr. and Mrs. B. C.

Cromer of Magalia, Butte County. Funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Christ the Victor Lutheran Church, with burial in Mount Tamalpais Cemetery, San Rafael. The family prefers contributions to the American Cancer Society, Marin branch; Christ the Victor Lutheran Church or a favorite charity. EDITH DUNCAN Funeral for Edith F.

Duncan of 83 Bolinas Avenue, San Anselmo. will be tomorrow at the Chapel of the Hills, San Anselmo, at 2 p.m. Private burial will follow. Mrs. Duncan died yesterday at a Greenbrae convalescent hospital where she had been since October She was 82 and a native of Turner, Oregon She had lived in Marin county for 24 years.

She was a member of the San Anselmo First Presbyterian Church and memorials to that church are preferred by the family. She is survived by her son, Stuart Duncan of San Anselmo and two grandchildren PEARL CLEAVES Funeral for Pearl Edna Cleaves, mother of Doris M. Powell of San Rafael, will be at CHESS Continued from page 1 ed. protesting closed circuit televising of the contest. The unpredictable American stayed away for more than 30 minutes.

While he was gone. Spassky calmly made his next move and then strolled around the playing area waiting to see what Fischer would do. The game took a sudden turn in favor just before adjournment when Fischer took a chance and lost. In that moment, soft-spoken and mild-mannered Boris sky proved why he is the world champion in the noblest of games. He immediately pounced on Fischer's trapped after capturing one of the the game turned distinctly in favor.

Nobody came up with an explanation why the American chess genius went straight into what appeared to be a Russian trap took a chance to win a said Danish grand master Jens Eneveoldsen "We will never know until Fischer tells he said another international grandmaster. Fischer obviously was displeased with his game. After the adjournment he angrily demanded a meeting with the Icelandic organizers to complain against what he described as the noisy audience. Some 3,000 Icelanders and foreign chess enthusiasts had packed into the Lagardur Hall for the opening thriller Fireworks Fire ROSWELL, (UPI) An explosion rocked a large fireworks manufacturing plant yesterday, killing five employees and starting a fire that destroyed half the building. 2 p.m.

tomorrow at the Morrison Funeral Chapel, St Helena, Napa County. Burial will be in the St. Helena cemetery. Mrs. Cleaves died yesterday in a Marin hospital after a long illness.

She was 67 and had moved to San Rafael from St. Helena four months ago because of her ill health A native of Richland Center, she had lived in St. Helena since 1941. She was a member of the St. Helena Presbyterian Church.

In addition to her daughter, she is survived by a son, Ernest E. Olson of IJkiah, and a sister, Sarah Anderson of Richland Center. W.B. SHEPHERD William B. Shepherd, a retired teacher, died yesterday in his Sleepy Hollow home while convalescing from surgery.

He was 84. Shephered was found dead in bed by his son, Morris, with whom he lived, according to the Marin County Office. Shepherd, of 4 Irving Drive, taught for about 30 years in rural schools in Texas, his native state. Later, he worked for 20 years for the Wrather Petroleum Co. in Kilgore, retiring in 1958 as office superintendent.

He lived most of his life in Texas, moving to Marin 11 years ago. He was a mmeber of the International Order of Odd Fellows. Survivors, besides Morris Shepherd, are another son, William Jr. of Hemet, Riverside County and a brother, Robert of Kilgore, Tex. Private graveside service will be tomorrow at Marin Memorial Gardens, Novato.

ETHEL RUTH WALSWORTH Graveside funeral for Ethel Ruth Walsworth of San Anselmo will be held at 2:30 p.m Friday at Mount Tamalpais Cemetery in San Rafael. Mrs. Walsworth, 60, died July 3 in a Marysville hospital of injuries received in an accident June 12 on Highway 70 in Sutter County. Her husband, Clyde, received minor injuries in the crash. Mrs Walswgrth was born in Honolulu.

A decade ago, she and her husband moved to San Anselmo where they managed the Anchor Vista Apartments at 25 Anchor Vista Avenue. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter. Kay Farm of Sunnyvale and two sons, Richard Walsworth of Sunnyvale and Steve Oana of Foster City. Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society or Marin County Heart Association would be preferred by the family. F.

H. HICKER Private funeral for Capt. Frank flicker of San Rafael has been held at sea. Hicker died in a San Francisco Hospital last Wednesday after a brief illness. He was 60.

He was a native of San Diego and was a member of the first graduating class of the California Nautical School in 1933. He began sailing for Matson Navigation Co. of San Francisco in 1936 as a junior third mate. He received his first assignment on the freighter Mauna Kea during World War II after serving as first officer on the Lurline and chief mate on the Mariposa, both wartime troop transports. His last charge was the containership Hawaiian Monarch.

He is survived by his wife, Jaequaline, of 68 Chula Vista Drive, San Rafael, and a daughter, Gail, of Honolulu. H. H. SORENSEN Requiem Mass for Henry H. (Bud) Sorensen, 33, former Petaluma resident, will be offered at 9:30 a.m.

tomorrow at St. Vincent de Paul Church. Petaluma. Sorensen was found dead Friday at his home in Boyes Hot Springs. The Sonoma County Office said death apparently was due to natural causes.

Sorensen was a native of Petaluma and was a former physical education teacher He is survived by a daughter, Gay Sorensen of Fortuna, and a sister, Frances Kontrafoyris of San Francisco. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. ROBERT TETU Funeral for Col Robert G. Tetu, former Bel Mann Keys resident, was held today at San Diego Naval Chapel. Tetu died Sunday in a San Diego hospital after a long illness.

He was 57 A native of Rhode Island, he was a veteran of World War II and the Korean War He retired from the Army in 1968. Tetu moved to San Diego last month after living in Bel Marin Keys for two years. He is also survived by his wife, Edith, of San Diego; three sons Capt Robert G. Jr and Lt. William Josepn; Dotn ol the Army and Richard P.

at West Point; two daughters, Mrs. James Butcher and Joan Mary Tetu, and three grandchildren. Burial will be at Wilumet National Cemetery in Portland, with full military honors. The family prefers donations to the American Cancer Society MRS. TORRIERI Word has been received by friends in Marin of the death of Jewell Torrieri, former Forest Knolls resident, who died May 17 in a Sonoma convalescent home after a long illness.

Mrs. Torrieri, who was 78, lived many years in Marin before going to the convalescent home about a year ago. She was born in Iowa and was a teacher in San Francisco high schools for 28 years. Her husband, Nicola, died in 1964. She is survived by several stepchildren.

Funeral was in Santa Rosa and burial was in Iowa. MRS. MATTOS Eugenia Mattos of 46 Bay View Avenue, Mill Valley, died yesterday in a local hospital after a long illness. She was 83. Mrs.

Mattos was born in Hollister and had lived in Mill Valley 45 years. She was the mother of Marin County cellist Jean Mitchell of Mill Valley. Another daughter, Bernice M. Schneider of Belvedere, is former choir director of St. Church in that community.

Mrs. Mattos also is survived by six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mass of the Resurrection will be offered Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Mill Valley. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m tomorrow at Russell and Gooch mortuary in Mill Valley.

Burial will be in Hollister. Memorial contributions maybe made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Richard Pigeon Pelletreau, 29, and Irene Mae Burenin. 28. both of Point Reyes Station.

Jan Novie, 31. and Mary Lynne 23, both of San Francisco. Michael Oliver Kehrlein. 25, and Judith Shopiro. 22.

both of Sausalito. Thomas James Bergstrom. 28. and Ruby Marcella Rudd, 30, both of Novato. Robert Iiezar Diamond.

69, and Helen Martin. 63, both of Larkspur. Paul William Brady, 25, and Elizabeth Ewell Crane, 17, both of Point Reyes Station Carlos Luis Castro Araya, 18, of Corte Madera, and Yoko Hiraka- do, 20, of San Rafael Timothy Jay Hagele, 20, of Lincoln, and Vickie Gem Rasmussen. 19, of Novato. Morris Lee Quimby, 25.

and Ursula Freiderike Van Straaten. 23, both of San Rafael. Bukas Tenorio, 29. and Menchi Dimalibat Villanueva. 26, both of Sausalito.

Bruce William Short, 18, and Kelly Patrice Gasaway, 18, both of San Anselmo. Murray Howard Anixt, 24. and Andrea Claire Nichol, 28. both of Larkspur John Aloysius Tupasi. 42.

and Sharon Ann Dyk. 29. both of San Rafael. Donald Richard Dolan, 39, of Tiburon. and Barbara Jean Stump, 33, of Kentfield.

Henry Joseph Hogan III, 26. of Acton, Mass. and Mary Virginia Egan, 26, of San Rafael. Richard Lee Hayden, 34. and Maryls Jay Casa, 39, both of Kentfield James Alan Wiley, 21.

and Kristine Rose Kerns, 22, both of San Rafael. John Toothill Moss and Jacqueline L. Tuyet, both of Sausalito; license issued in San Francisco. Ml pin It Itiu.u*. Birrell, both ol Ross; license Is sued in San Francisco Eric Brown and Sue A Ponu, both of Larkspur; license issued in San Francisco.

Jack Packard and Lilly both of San Rafael, license issued in San Francisco Charles Jensen and Woo Y. Kim, both of Sausalito; license issued in San Francisco. Robert T. Housely, S. Navy, and Zelma S.

McLeod of San Rafael; license issued in San Francisco. Thomas A Paez of San Fran cisco and Dian Berry of San Rafael license issued in San Francisco. Ivan Lukavsky and Olga Andrade, both of Corte Madera; license issued in San I rancisco. Jaspal Singh Soni, 24, of Pomona, and Cheryl Gene Sanders, 20, of Mdl Valley; license issued in Las Vegas Raymond Heinrich McGuire, 22, of Hamilton Air Force Base, and Renee Virginia Gross, 20, of Covina; license issued in Las Vegas. BIRTHS CLANCY A son to the wife of Bernard P.

Clancy of San Rafael, June 28 in San Francisco BURKE A son to the wife (Brenda Pierson) of James Burke of Novato, July 1 at Marin General Hospital. STAHLBAUM A daughter to the wife (Ursula Bargmann) of James Stahlbaum of San Rafael, July 3 at Marin General Hospital VALLENTINO A son to the wife (Kathleen Lynch) of Robert Vallentino of Pleasant Hill, July 3 at Marin General Hospital. ERIKSEN A son to the wife (Birgit Olesen) of Jens Erieksen of Mill Valley, July 3 at Marin General Hospital. GIRMINI A son to the wife (Joyce Harris) of Joseph Girmini of Petaluma. July 1 at Marin Genera! Hospital OGORZALEK A daughter to the wife (Donna Collett) of William Ogorzalek of Fairfax, July 2 at Marin General Hospital.

ZARO A son to the wife (Gail Roden) of Leo Zaro of San Rafael, July 6 at Marin General Hospital. RYAN A son to the wife (Christina Thomas) of Donald Ryan of Sausalito, July 4 at Marin General Hospital. DEGARD A daughter to the wife (Margaret Grisht of Dennis Degard of Novato, July 7 at Marin General Hospital WELHAM A daughter to the wife (Julie Nutter) of Michael Welham of Hamilton Air Force Base, July 6 at Marin General Hospital LANDA A son to the wife (Julyna Burge) of Richard Landa of Petaluma, July 11 at Novato General Hospital. BILLINGS A son to the wife of Charles Billings of San Rafael, June 25. in San Francisco.

GLEASON A son to the wife of Robert E. Gleason of San Anselmo, June 28. in San Francisco. GIACOMINI A son to the wife of Michael J. Giacomini of Forest Knolls.

June 29 in San Francisco. PAYNE A son to the wife of John M. Payne of Fairfax. June 23 in San Francisco. TYSON A daughter to the wife of Charles Tyson of Novato.

June in San Francisco. TOLLER A daughter to the wife of Frank G. Toller of Mill Valley, June 14 in San Francisco. RIBEIRO A son to the wife of William Ribeiro of Petaluma, July 5 at Hillcrest Hospital. GRIFFITH A daughter to the wife of Dr.

Don Griffith of Petaluma, July 6 at Hillcrest Hospital. ROMANO A daughter to the wife of Agnello Romano of Petaluma, July 6 at Hillcrest Hospital. URE A son to the wife of Dennis Ure of Petaluma, July 6 at Hillcrest Hospital. DISSOLUTIONS ASKED HERRIMAN Nancy from Oscar La Verne. RYDER Martin Earl from Linda Sheldon.

HEWITT Dianne Marie from Lynn Jerome NEWMAN Ernest Edward from Katherine A HENEGHAN Anita Karen from Matthias. HENTHORNE Marilyn Louise from James Foster. SMAIL Annette from Donald E. HORNQUIST Hilah Jean from Kenneth Earl t. 4IUU, John C.

i CHARLESTON Virginia J. from Donald If. BARNES Irvin Glenn from Nada Bemadine niSSOLUllONS GRANTED STALHANDSKE Margaret A and Karl L. HOPPER William and Marcia GRIFFIN Mary and John TENNISON William and Susan HASKELL Robert and Mary 'jONES Henry and Annette. CERVELLI Diane G.

and Paul N. WELDON licnore S. and William R. CASTEEL Joyce and Ronald MILLARD Michael L. and Hisoko.

FRANKENFIELD Dons J. and Byron D. KNOWLES Virginia C. and Raymond G. HESS Miriam B.

and John H. jr FT IRTE LL Rita and William DEATH NOTICES DUNCAN In San Anselmo July 11. 1972, Edith F. Duncan beloved wife of the late Charles Duncan, devoted mother of Stuart Duncan of San Anselmo. lovng grandmother of Gregory and Linda Duncan.

A native of Turnner, Oregon, aged 82 years. A member of the San Anselmo First Presbyterian Church Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday July 13, 1972 at 2 at the CHAPEL OF THE HILLS, 330 Redhill Avenue, San Anselmo. Interment private Memorial gifts to San Anselmo First Presbyterian Church preferred (7 12) TETU Cal, Robert in San Diego Naval Chapel hospital July 9, 1972. Resident of San Diego, formerly of Novato Survived by his wife, Edith; three sons, Capt. Robert Lt William Joseph and Airman Richard Paul; two daughters, Mrs.

James Butcher, and Joan Mary Tetu and three grandchildren. Friends are invited to attend the services, to be held with full military honors, at San Diego Naval Chapel today. Burial will be at Wilumet National Cemetery in Portland. Ore The family pre fers donations to the cancer fund YOUNG In San Anselmo, July 11. 1972, Jay Andrew Young, devoted son of John and Doris Young, loving brother of Mrs Joy Droz of San Rafael, Jerrold, John and James Young all of San Anselmo.

loving grandson of Mrs and Mrs Ernest Young of Newark. Alameda County, and Mr and Mrs. B. C. Cromer of Magalla, Butte County.

A native of San Francisco, aged 22 years A member of Christ the Victor Lutheran Church, Fairfax. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday July 13, 1972, at 1:30 pm. at Christ the Victor Lutheran Church, Fairfax. Interment Mount Tamalpais Cemetery, San Rafael Memorial gifts the American cancer society or a favorite charity preferred Friends may call at CHAFJEL OF THE HILLS until noon Thursday WALKER In San Rafael, July 10, 1972. Catherine Timmer Walker beloved wife of the late Howard (Mickey) loving mother of Don C.

Timmer and William A Timmer of San Rafael. loving sister of Mrs. Carrie Bower of Denver. Mrs. Josephine Bloomquist of Grand Haven, Mrs.

Lena DeHaan. Peter Olree and William Olroe of Grand Rapids, devoted grandmother of Don Timmer, Jim. Tom, Bill, Douglass. David, Richard, Mark and Scott Timmer and the late Bob Timmer, devoted friend of Alvin Hurley of San Rafael. A native of Grand Rapids, Mich aged 78 years.

A member of the Senior of Marin County. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, July 13, 1972 at 10 a at the HARRY M. WILLIAMS MORTUARY, San Rafael Recitation of the Rosary at 8 pm Wednesday at the Mortuary. Interment, Mount Tamalpais San Rafael. (Parking Court on Street) i Join Us For GARDEN HOUR Gordon Baker Lloyd, renowned garden lecturer, will demonstrate the proper techniques tor planting unusual and attractive dish gardens and terrariums.

THURSDAY, JULY 13th 7:30 8:30 DOOR PRIZES COFFEE COME EARLY BROWSE A BIT Lighting Display Courtesy Of Marin Lights Excellent Selection of i IMPORTED POTS PLANTERS WESTEND NURSERY 1938 Fifth San Rafael, 454-4175 KtL.