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S.F. EXAMINER Mar. 8, 1983 DSfltllS C2 I The veather National forecast Bay Area forecast AToday At omorrow NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST 3-883 jA. 2977 30.00 30.00 2977 4, it: i' 4 Hi AT II I 'J iri 1 Sunny Cloudy Overcast Windy Showers Rain LA A a Robert Bray BISHOP (API Actor Robert Bray, who played forest ranger Corey Stuart in tbe later yean of the longr tinning "Lak)" television show, died yesterday afternoon at his home in Bishop, authorities said. Deputy Inyo County Coroner David Buck said the 65-year-old actor's death "appears to be natural causes," but that an autopsy would be performed.

From 1964 to 1989, Mr. Bray played the role of the forest ranger who was one of Lassie's last human masters In the series that ran from 1954 to 1970. The young boys who originally tended to the brave collie Tommy Rettig as Jeff Miller and Jon Provost as the orphan Timmy had by then left the show, leaving Lassie to the care of an elderly sidekick, Cully WiLson. When Wilson, played by Andy Clyde, suffered a heart attack, Lassie summoned Corey Stuart for help and be became her new companion. Lassie followed Stuart wherever his duties took him, a device that allowed the show to develop stories in locations more exotic; than the modest farm 103 ANOEIttS I -TvyiNTA LOW6STV 0AUA8 -TEMPERATURES JSST wWfT ORLEANS MIA" ACTOR ROCERT BRAY Today and tomorrow Mostly sunny today after a chance of patchy morning fog in outlying areas.

Highs mid 3k to mid 60s. Light winds. Increasing clouds tonight leading to a chance of tain tomorrow to-coming likely mainly north bay in the afternoon. Lows upper 4Qs to mid 50s and highs upper 50s and 60s. Thursday through Saturday Partly cloudy north.

Mostly fair south on Thursday. Increasing clouds from the north on Friday. Rain likely from King City Fresno line north and a chance of rain to the south on Saturday. Snow level 70W to 8000 feet Temperatures near normal with highs ranging from upper 50s to low 70s. Lows 40s to mid 50s at lower elevations.

BIG St'R COASTLINE Mostly sunny today after patchy morning fog. Highs upper 50s to upper 60s and light winds. Mostly fair tonight, then slowry increasing ckruds tomorrow leading to a chance of rain in the north by af ternoon. Lows 40s and highs 60s to low 70s. MARIN COl'NTY Variable clouds north and partly sunny south today.

Increasing clouds tonight leading to a chance of rain in the northwest by tomorrow morning and spreading over the area during the day tomorrow. Rain becoming likely In the Coastal sections and northern mountains tomorrow. Lows 40s and low 50s and highs 80s at lower elevations tomorrow. TeMOWIRI now 'Lassie' ranger dead at 65 where it orlgtnated. I TZTt.

Buck said Mr. Bray, who wis retired, leaves his wife and six children. Funeral arrangements were pencflog. UPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T Tonight will find rain in the Pacific Northwest, north Atlantic lower Florida and: along sections of the Guff Coast. Some snow is possible over the upper Rockies and the.

Lakes Region, Fair to partly cloudy eisewher e. Travelers' forecast Todayiromorrow HI Lo Wea Lo Wea Hi Lo Wea 39 Pcldy 3t Pckfy Pittsburgh 68 Atlanta 39 Shwrs 30 Cldy 47 Pcldy 49 Pcldy 67 65 HI Us Vegas 67 73 LoeAngeles 73 73 Temperatures Boston 48 flam 46 Rain Portiand.Or 67 67 68 Pcldy 68 Pcldy 36 Rain 35Shwra 40 41 Reno MiamlBch Chicago 60 64 33 Cldy -38 Windy Today Santa Oak Rdwd S.F. Rom Arprt Cly Noon 64 70 ipm. 64 70 2pm. 67 73 Today Santa Oak Rdwd S.F.

Rota Aiprt Cly 6am 67 69 60 60 10m 67 61 63 Ham. 69 64 66 79 79 68 Tstrm 62 Cldy 27 Shwra 18 Snow trtaf Santa Oak Rdwd St. Rota Arprt Cly 6 A. am. 56 58 A.

56 55 60 67 41 34 and Wendy Doughty Of San Anseimo, owners of Doughty Antiques in Jackson Square. He is abo survived by his eister, Heidi, a university student in Grenoble, France, and his grandparents, 'Scott Doughty and Isabelle Watson, both of England. Services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at St Paul's Episcopal Church, 1123 Court St, San Rafael Inurnment will follow at Mount Tamalpais Cemetery, San Rafael. aw, The family prefers memorials, the Peter Doughty Special Olympics Remembrance Fund, 1613 Spear Street Tower, No.

1 Market Plaza, San Francisco. Dallas StXouis '39 .,38 .30 Cldy 25 Pcldy 15 Snow 16 Cldy 41 Pcldy 43 Fair.1 69 64 Mirmeaplis 28 29 Nashville eT 50 Tampa Denver 75 73 -67 Qdy 51 Cldy 34 Pcldy 30 Sunny 48 66 28 Pcldy 30 Sunny High this year to-date: 68 on Feb. 17 Low this season to date: 39 on Jan. 2 Sea level pressure at 4 a.m.: 30.14 in. Special San Francltco report Yesterday's rttgh 63, low Normal tor date: High 60, low 48 Detroit 38 Cldy 40 Pcldy SaltLake 64 63 NwOrleane 77 68 46 Sunny 39 Sunny 35 Shwrs 21 Snow 68 41 Honolulu 58 Pcldy 57 Pcldy SanOiego 70 69 41 Rain 37 Shwrs NewYork 48 52 82 80 Seattle Houston 45 Ram 44 Rain 65 55 39 Rain 32 Cldy 73 72 67 Sunny 62 Shwrs 44 Sunny 42 Sunny 25 Cldy 28 Sunny Philadlphia 48 63 Phoenix TIT eo MOtrmcm cauf.

California hiufhc mumx Today lorgcatt To 4 a.m. today RMooCiv 57 CtWir Hi HilaFm Key, 5 37 UngBctl tf SI .81 SF. 65 44 BitnM 71 .01 Sjcto .71 Mourn 70 .02 Oakland 47 S3 St 7t Siiim tt 9 41 NtorieJi S3 iaawoodCity 66 54 a OS Swaton owio si 52 Sin JO 69 52 Fmw S7 SmiMing PtmSprnji 74 SI Concord 62 41 MarnvK 42 Snxnton A 45 Ptsdn Lrvarmort 64 47 Mommy lit Tiwrnitl 7 SfiBmrdno 41 S4 Sent Rosa 63 SO tmtrn Hum 54 StnJM 44 51 Mshterev 42 SO Ciind 44 Si TUm.yrty SniaAr 41 51 LaktTalwe 43 22 FnoAW 44 St .0 two 71 S3 SmaCrul 45 S4 1 Youmile 57 34 42 0 .04 BrSftM 41 TarwVly 43 37 uenevieve de Damoierre 1 ,44 Ram 40 Cldy Washngton 62 .57 63 Sunny 65 Sunny KansasCUy 37 39 HiUPrcOffk 73 55 cdv 59 48 63 rn 68 43 cdv 64 Hi LaPrcOttk 51 2 53 cdy 74 55 cdy 7s 53 39 39 cdv 44 41 .16 rn 70 50 .15 cdv 70 50 Clt 73 54 .01 Cdv HiUPrcOttk HiloPrcOttk 45 39 JO rn 64 30 cdy 31 10 Or 5 SO JO rn 7 $2 clr 53 41 rn 7 45 rn YESTERDAY Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Baltimore Birmingham Boise Buffalo 1 CharlestonSC Cincinnati Cleveland Des Moines Hartford Indianapolis till Roc Louisville AAemphis Milwaukee Norfolk OklaCtv Omaha Orlando- Portlands. Spokane -Tulsa 32 27 2 cdv 73 64 .75 rn 38 33 .02 rn 51 39 S3 44 .06 cdv Satellito photograph i r-- i. Weather elsewhere 11 1 1 EUROPEAFRICA ASUSO.

AMERICA Noon GMT yesterday HiUWthr Amsfrdm 52 45 err Athens 63 45 dr 90 77 clr 59 46 cdv 59 43 ctr 50 45 Cdv HlUWmr HiUWfhr. Hi Free II 64 clr Tel Aviv 57 45 cdv MxicoCty 81. 39 32 27 cdv Tokyo 48 36 clr Monlrrey 87 61 84 73 dr Vienna 48 43 cdv Nassau 81 71 64 48 Cdy MEXICOCARIBBEAN SnJnPR 85 75 .06 57 43 clr Yesterday's readings St.Thms 82 75 .11 64 34 dr. HiLoPrec Tegcgioa 79 68 90 68 clr Acaoulco 86 68 Trinidad 92 71 28 clr Brbados 85 71 VeraCrut 79 72 81 54 cdv Bermuda 68 57 CANADA 55 30 dr Bogota 64 50 Vatterday's readings 41 27 dr Curacao 77 25 Hi Lo Pree 61 43 dr Freeport 79 66 Clgarv 23 20 .4 41 25 clr Guadljra 79 61 Edmntn 26 17 1.6 88 70 Cdv Guadlupe .86 68 .02 Monlrt 40 31 .6 63 34 clr Havana 73 Ottawa 32 1.2 93 79 clr Kingston 86 73 Regma 18-04 36 28 dr MontgoBv 85,71 .56 Tornio 53 39 30 79 70 clr Maiailan 79 57 Vancovr S3 47 S4 61 55 rn Merida 93 72 Winnipg 24 06 2J JCourg Kiev Lima Listxn London Madrid Manila Moscow NwOeihl. Nicosia Oslo Paris Peking Rio Rome Singapr Slckhlm Sydney Taipei 54 43 ctr Sir William Walton 1 ROME (AP) Sir William Walton, a prominent British composer famed for writing royal coronation marches, died today at his home on the Mediterranean Island of Ischia off Italy, his publisher reported.

He was 80. Christopher Morris' said Sir Walton's widow, Lady Susana Walton, telephoned the new of the composer's death to friends in London. Sir William had been in poor health since last year. His wife said he had been having trouble with a lung. Sir William blended romantic lyricism with contemporary rhythms and orchestration to create orchestral music, opera, ballets, film scores and Coronation marches for King George VI and Elizabeth II.

He wrote a iola concert for Paul Hindemith. a violin concerto for Jascha Ileifetz and a cello concerto for Gregor Piatigorsky: He also composed a pair of symphonies, the opera Troilus and Cressida" and scores for Shakespeare's Henry and Hamlet in productions starring Sir Laurence Olivier. He wrote some of his most important works in the quiet atmosphere of Ischia, where he and his Argentine-born wife settled a few years after their marriage in 1948. William Black NEW YORK (UPD William Black, who parlayed a small nut stand business into the multimillion-dollar Chock Full o' Nuts died yesterday at age 8a Mr. Black died of sepsis and vascu- lar complications following chemotherapy for cancer, a company spokesman said.

Mr. Black, of.New Rochelle, N.Y, built Chock Full Nuts from a shelled-' nut stand in Times Square in 1922 to a business with sales last year Of $115 million. The corporation marketed coffee and bakery products and ran a chain of fast-food restaurants. Mr. Black is survived by his wife-! singer Page Morton, who often ap- peared in Chock Full o' Nuts television commercials, three daughters Mrs.

Eamon Kennedy, wife of Ireland's am- hassador to Great Britain; Mrs. Donald Werby, of Hillsborough, and Melinda Black, of New York City and, seven grandchildren. Peter Doughty Examiner Marin Bureau SAN RAFAEL Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Peter Doughty, 19, who was killed Saturday night in a motorcycle accident near UC-Davis. Mr. Doughty, described as a brilliant student, was a sophomore at UC- -Davis.

He was a passenger on the motorcycle when it crashed on a rain-slickened road. Friends said he was on his way to a party when the accident occurred. Mr. Doughty was born in San Fran-. cLsco and graduated from Marin Catholic High School, where he was student 5 body president.

He was the son of John Bngkok Beirut Blgradt Berlin Brussls B'Aires Cairo Copnhgn Dublin Frankfrt Geneva Helsinki It 63 43 70 clr 4t cdv. 39 clr- SO 45 clr 50 43 Cdv 52 21 ctr 1 Today' 9 15 a m. photo shows generally sunny skies over the southwest, but a strong frontal system is pushing eastward across the.Pacific and causing some cloudiness itreme northern California. 30 clr HngKong 59 55 Cdy Jerslm 41 36 cdy Regional forecast Precipitation Seasonal RAINFALL te pmn a- vilv Genevlevede Dampierre. prominent socialite, philantropist and a descendant of France's nobility and.Cali-fornia pioneers, died in her Pacific Heights home Friday.

She was 65. She was a daughter of Count Die de Dampierre, a member of one oldest families in France. Her mother, born Marie Christian de the grandaughter of Christian de Guigne, co-founder of Stauffer Chemical Ca Her great-grandfather wattili-fornia pioneer John Parrott Bom and educated in France, she moved to the Bay Area in the 1940s but maintained an active social life in both France and the United States. Known as "Pepe" by her friends, she was once described by an Examiner society reporter as "a piece of Dresden china, she has the blondest hair and lovely skin." Her door was always open to relatives and friends from France She entertained guests for years at her 40-acre Carmel Valley Ranch, which was sold to Merv Griffin, the television talk show host, in 1977. Among her charities, she supported many research projects and gave generously to the University of San Francisco, Sacred Heart Schools in Menlo Park and Santa Catalina School in Monterey.

She was active with the Society of California Pioneers, and the San Francisco Opera. She was a member of several social clubs in San Francisco and Pebble Beach. She is survived by a sister, Countess Marie de Sain Seine of Paris; two daughters and a son from her marriage to Count Jean de Sugny, France de Sugny Bark and Nicole de Sugny MacDonald, both of Stanford, and Anthony de Sugny of Carmel Valley; a son from her marriage to Alexander M. Casey, Joseph H. Casey of San Francisco; and eight grandchildren.

A memorial service will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. in Notre Dame des Victoires Church, 566 Bush St The family prefer gifts to Children's Hospital. Claude Holbert, 72. aviation pioneer who soloed at 16 in a Jenny, one of the early-day airplanes, and logged 50,000 flying hours with his own charter service, yesterday in Little Rock, Last July 1 Normal lodate July Ho 24 hrs. lo date to date last year June 30 Eureka ,11 41.97 30.33 36.63 "39.76,, Red Bluff .65 30.94 16.97 snow oi rm to 10 ajn.

today. Location Inches Conner Lake 75 Soda Springs 169 Echo Summit ...1. 117 Yuba Pass ..128 Carson Pass 148 Luther Pass 97 Bear Valley 186 Badger Pass 196 Kirkwood 160 21.76 22.06 NOHTHWEST CALIFORNIA Variable clouds today with a slight chance of showers north 1 coast. Highs mid 60s to low 60s. increasing southerly winds 15 to 25 mph mainly along north coaat.

Increasing clouds and chance of rain tonight becoming likely and Spreading over the area tomorrow. Lows upper 40s to low 50s and highs 50s to low 60s. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Variable clouds in the north today and partly sunny in the south. Highs 60s with fight southerly winds. Thickening and lowering clouds tonight leading to a chance of rain spreading over the valley tomorrow, becoming likely in the northern half in (he afternoon.

Lowa upper 40a to mid 50s tonight and highs in the 60s tomorrow. SIERRA NEVADA Mostly sunny today. Mostly fair tonight and increasing clouds tomorrow. SALINAS VALLEY Mostly sunny today after patchy morning fog. Highs 60s with tight wmds Mostly fair tonight, then slowry increasing clouds tomorrow lesding to a chance of ram rn the north end by afternoon.

Lows 40s and low 50s tonight and highs 60s and low 70s tomorrow. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Mostly sunny today with highs 60s to low 70s and light winds. Mostly fair tonight, then slowly increasing clouds tomorrow leading to a chance of rain in the north end in the afternoon. Lows mid 40s to low 60s tonight and highs 60s to low 70s tomorrow. San Francisco .36 28.18 .16.26 S.F.

Airport .20 27.96 15.50 .55 24.21 13.46 Fresno 17.44" 7.42 Los Angelas mm 23.24 10.99 26.94 24.15 21.82 6.52 5.91 20.66. 19.71 17.20 10.24: 14.05 Tides Times, heights of tides at Golden Gate Road conditions T)10 Route Condition Comments Mar low Hgh 8 12:45 3.1 629 62 0.4 9:21 4.4 9 1:49 3.0 7:31 5.3 3:16 0.0 4.6 10 2:36 2.8 8:23 5.4 ie 0.0 10:27 4.6 3:16 0.0 4.6 Sun and moon Sun Today Moon Today; Rises 6:33 a.m. Rises 3:03 a.m. Sets 6:10 p.m. Sets 12:41 p.m.

Sun Tomorrow Moon Tomorrow Rises 6:31 a.m. Rises 3:51 a.m. Sets 6:1 1 p.m. Sets 1:33 p.m. Full LastQtr.

New First Qtr. 1 OCDO Mar.28 Apr. 5 Mar. 14 Mar.21 -1 9 43m 825p.rt. Sun.

moon and lute predictions based on Nationd Ocean Survey lablea. National Oceanic and Atmoa- pneric Administration. U.S. Deparlmenl of Commerce. tS( North Open -5, South Open n4X, Dormer Open US-50, Echo Open US-101, North Open Open CAl-68, Carson Pats Open CAl-69, take Tahoe Open Lane closures in Commerce 10 p.m.

to 6 a.m. Carrychains. 1-way traffic east Kybun. Caution advised. One-way controlled traffic north of Ft.

Bragg, l-way traffic east Dinsmore, east Platina, west Brdgvle Chains reqired Ranger Station to JCT-SR-89. Icy spots JCT-US-50 to Bliss Pk. Chains. Tidal dmetenea San Mateo Bridge 19 mm High 74 tain low. -t 1 9 leel liigK; 40.1 leet low Richmond mm high: 79 mm low: 0 I leel high.

00 leet low Dumbarton Bridge 4 49 mm high: 4 87 nun lew: 4 1 1 leet high. 0 I feet low Cerauinei Strait 4 114 nun high, 4 136 mm. low. 03 feel high: feel low Bold type indicates fn Open anrmanon aupotied by CafTrans. Mowlam winter conditions change rapidly, motorists should always carry chains LATEST FORECASTSWeather 936-1212 Marine 876-2886 Aviation 876-0111 Road conditions 557-3755.

Weather broadcast 162.55 MHz Funerals HOFMANN, Mrs. Freda Of Snavertown. Pennsylvania, March 5, 1983, following a brief illness; aged 8 years; former resident of San Francisco: preceded in death by her husband, George Hcrfmann: Survived by several nieces and nephews. A Mass Of Christian Burial will be held Tuesday. March 8, from St, Theresa's Catholic Church.

Trucksville, PA. Interment. San Rafael. CA. Arrangements by the HAROLD SNOWDON FU- NERAL HOME, 140 N.

Main St, Snavertown, PA 18708. FITZGERALD, Jehn (Jack) In Spokane. WA. March 4. 1983; beloved husband of Helen Fiti-.

gerald; loving father of James. Daniel and John Fitzgerald; idol-; ized grandfather of Jimmy, Kel- ly and Ryan Fitzgerald; a member of Elk's Lodge 3. P.O.E.j San Francisco Probation Dept. (Ret Friends are Invited to attend the Fuenral, Wednesday, March 9, 9.30 a from ORISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL. 109S So.

Van Nss Ave. at 22nd thence to Mission Dolores Basilica, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, I Tuesday (tonight). SPACIOUS PARKING CatrtCMmiteZ.

6IIUU, EHilMthJ. OTTO, Greet OOUGMTV.Hter DufMt. Stephen 1. IMMfTT, Fredrick M. Fleets.

Barm c. Sr. MflL. Witten Gaole Hft'MAieN, Mrs. Freda JUA.au fas-.

Maria tUtiMaU. letter J. MtMCONt.RKCerio MaWOH, Timothy C. mviaa.adfiai. SUUIVM, Albert Joseph YAFOBNLNolSA Lillian Muriel Roy Bolton LOS ANGELES (LTD Writer Muriel Roy Bolton, best known in the entertainment industry for.

her work on the 1954-59 television series, "The Millionaire," has died of a heart attack at her Los Feliz area home. She was 74 Miss Bolton, who was married to educator Norman Mennes, died last Friday, the family disclosed yesterday. Funeral plans were not disclosed. The noted screen, television and fiction writer also wrote for The Four Star Playhouse" and The SchliU Playhouse" on television, and in the 1940s created the screenplays for six Henry Aldrkh movies, the series of films starring Jimmy Lydon based on the popular radio program about an accident-prone teen-ager. But it was her work as head writer and story consultant for "The Millionaire" that received the greatest public exposure.

The show each week portrayed the story of someone who received $1 million tax free from an eccentric billionaire, John Beresford Tipton. Marvin Miller, as Tipton's secretary and presenter of the gifts, was the series' onlv continuing character. The stories were so convincing to some viewers that each week the CBS network received dozens of calls from people asking to be considered as recipients of $1 million. DITO. GRACE In Greenbrae March e.

1983; dearly beloved wife of the late Vincent Dito: devoted daughter of the late Luigi and Filomena Silvestri; beloved mother of Sal and Art Oito, and the late Florence Be-ban, Melba Arietta and Rose Dito; loved mother-in-law of Carmela Dito and Alma DitO; loved grandmother of Ken Dito, Pamela Eichorn and fane Bal-lenni; great-grandmother of Jennifer and Linda Dito. Philip and Michael Batlerini and Christopher Eichorn; loved sister of the late Antone Silvestri. Rosary, Wednesday O'clock at ALSTED-N GRAY CO. Sutter St. A High Requiem Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Thursday morning.

9 30 o'clock, at SS. Peter and Paul Church. Filbert and Stockton St Entombment Holy Cross Cemetery. Spiritual bouquets preferred COMPLIMENTARY PARKING HALSTED-N. GRAY CO DOUGHTY, Peter In San Anseimo, March 5, 1913; son of John and Wendy Doughty of San Anseimo; brother of Heidi Doughty; grandson of Scott Doughty and Isabel Watson, both in England; native of S.F.: aged 19 years; a member of Sigma Alpha Epsolon.

Davis Chapter: Oavis City Rugby Club: Marin Lion's Rugby Club. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday. March 9, 3 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1123 Court St San Rafael. Inurnment, Mt.

Tamalpais Cemetery. San Rafael. Memorial contributions preferred to Peter Doughty Special Olympics Remembrance Fund, 1613 Spear St Tower, 1 Market Pia- z. SF. 94105 KEATON'S MORTUARY 1022 San Rafael 453-05M Funeral services will be held Tuesday, March 11 a.m from the Trinity Episcopal Church, Vero Beach.

Graveside services, 11 am. Friday, March 11, at the Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery, San Antonio, TX, under the direction of the Porter Lor-ing Mortuary in San Antonio. Local arrangments are under the direction of the STRUNK FUNERAL HOMES. Vero Beach.

FL. in lieu of flowers, friends are. asked to make donations to the American Cancer Society, 1517 -20th Vero Beach, FL 32960. in Mrs. lodoen's.

memory. MARSHALL, Lester i. March 4, 1983. Lester J. Marshall; late Of San Bruno; native of San Francisco: aged 84 years.

Private services were held, March 7, 1983; at the SAN BRUNO FUNERAL HOME, 200 W. San Bruno San Bruno Entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery. MENCONI, Riccardo At rest, March 3, 1983; dearly beloved husband of Anna Menconi; devoted father of Bernardo Men-corn, Delia Pacini and Giovanna Campetti; adored by four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; dsar brother of Gemma Giovacchini and Bruna Ban-dont; native of Italy; aged 76. Private family services were held on Monday from the Chapels of VALENTE. MARINI, PERATA CO.

A Mass of Christian Burial was offered at Churcn of the Epiphany, followed by interment at the Italian Cemetery. 333-0161 REAROON, Timothy C. In March 5, 1983; son of Faye Reardon; brother of Patricia and William Reardon; aged 39 years. Services. March 9.

7:30 p.m., at the NEPTUNE SOCIETY COLUMBARIUM. One Loraine Crt. bet Arguetlo Stanyan Sts F. No flowers, please JUANARENA, Maria In this City, March 7, 1983; loving wife of Cesareo D. Juanarena: mother of Cesareo J.

Juanarena; sister of Manuela Gomez and Matilde Oyharcabal. Friends may call after 2 m. Tuesday, and are invited to attend the funeral, Wednesday. 10 a from the EVERGREEN MORTUARY OP McAVOY OHARA CO Geary Blvd at Tenth Ave thence to St. Monica's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 30 a.m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Tuesday, 8 p.m. McAVOY HARA CO. DUNNE, Stephen J. In F.

March 7, 19(3; beloved husband of Mary J. Dunne; loving father of Nancy Roberts, Mary Anne Ptoof, Bernadette Dunne, Chris- tine Sinn: and idolized grandfather of The and Stephen Dunne Roberts, Joanne, Paula, Dianne John Ploof loving brother of Catherin Mullen, Eileen Miller, Margaret Clark, Anita Pechetti, Cecilia Morgan, Ed and the late Joseph, John, Tim, Dick, William Julia Dunne; 'retired employee of Pacific Mo- lor Trucking, a lifetime golfer, a native of S.F.: aged 73 years. Friends may call after 3 p.m. and are invited to attend the funeral. Thurs at a.m.

from DUGGANS SERRA MORTUARY. 500 Westlake Daly City; thence to St. Emydiut Church where a Mass of Christian Burial wilt be offered at 9 30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross. Rosary, Wednesday, 8 pm.

Spiritual bouquets or donations to St. Anthony's Dining Room preferred. THE BU0 DUGGAN FAMILY EMMETT, Fredrick M. At rest, March 7, 19(3; dearly beloved husband of Adele Luz Emmett. loving son of the late Daniel and Anna Emmett; dear brother of the late Vincent Emmett; devoted uncte of Daniel Emmett; aged 71 years; a Veteran of WWII; a member of St.

Vincent de Paul. Friends may call after 2 p.m., Tuesday, and are invited te attend the Funeral, Marcti 9, 1983. at 10 30 a from the Chapels of VALENTE, MARINI, PERATA CO. 4840 Mission St thence to Corpus Christi Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11 am. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary, Tues. evening. 7 o'clock. 333-0161 FLORCS, Rafael Sr. in this City.

Match 3. 1983; aged 71 years; survived by his wife, ConsuelO; stepmother, DomitK ha; son. Rafael, Jr. of Santa Ana; four daughters, Tencha of St. Joseph, MO, Estella of Augusta, GA.

Marta of Clinton, NC, and Elizabeth of S.F.; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; eight sisters and three brothers; a Veteran of wwil, in Europe; recipient of the Silver Star; Bronze, Medal; two Purple Hearts; and a Good Conduct Medal; Mr. Flores served with 45th Thunoerbtrd Division. Burial at SF. Presidtd with Military Honors. March 7, 1983.

C0FFIE, Minnie it. Entered into rest. Mecn 4, 19(3. Mmnte 2. Coffee; dearly beloved wife of ''trie lets Rev Or.

Rudolph I. Coffee; and loving aunt of Henry a Ad Lydia Jaffa; roving step-i mother of Mrs. Marian Sommer. Ser vtces were held at Home of Peace Cemetery, under the di-. rection of SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL.

SULLIVAN, Albert Joseph in Redwood City, March 3, 1983; loving husband of Audrey Sulli-' van of Belmont; loving son of Florence Sullivan of brother of Janice Taylor of Daly City; a native of i aged 51 years; an employee of Berkeley Farms for 20 years. Private services were held Friday. March 4. at immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Belmont Interment. Holy Cross Ceme-, tery -Arrangements under the 1 direction of OUGGAN'S CARL-MONT CHAPEL, Belmont.

TAPOGNA (NOLAN), Lillian In Santa Rosa. March 3. 1983; loving mother of Helen Lovgren. Carol Howell and John Tapogna, all of Portland, OR, Marian Buehler of Teas. Ter fence Nolan of Guam and Dennis Nolan of Minden, NV; grandmother of nine; sister of Kathenne Meher-in of Novato and Jack Kngbaum Of Desert Hot Springs.

CA. At the tecjuest of the deceased, no services held. Interment, Terra Linda. RIVERA, Adela L. At rest, March 6.

1983; dearly beloved wife of the late Augustine Rivera; loving mother of Adele Luz Em- mett. Marie Carlen, Mary E. Walter and the late Emma Smith and Rudolph Niemeyer; devoted grandmother of Robert Carlen, Karen Carlen and Walter: beloved sister of Charlotte Alvarez, Marie Fernandez, Charles Moya and the late Esther losses great-grandmother -of seven; great great- grandmother of one; a native of Meaico; member of I F. Friends may call after 2 p.m., Tuesday, and are invited to attend the Funeral. March 9.

1983, at 10:30 am. from the Chapels of VALENTE, MARINI. PERATA (, CO. 4840 Mission thence to Corpus Christ. Churcn, where 1 Mass of Christian Burial Will be offered at 11 am.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Tuesday evening, 7 o'clock. 333-0161 LODOEN, Ruth EHzabeth In Vero Beach. FL, March 5. 1983: aged 69 years: born.

Sept. 9, 1913, in Punnsutawney. PA; moved to Vero Beach. FL. in 1974.

from San Antonio. TX; a member of the Trmity Episcopal Church. Vero Beach; the de- ceased's father, Earl Perry was a It. Col. in the U.S.

Army Medical Corps, and was also an ordained Episcopal minister; she was married April 25. 1934. in St. Mark's Episcopal Church, San Antonio. TX.

by The Rev. Arthur McKinstry (now Ret. Episcopal Bishop of the State of Dele-ware); she is survived by her husband, Mai. General George Olaf Norman Lodoen, S. Army (Ret Vero Beach, FL; one son.

George Iver Perry Lodoen of Vero Beach; one daughter, Mrs. Patricia Alger of East Bridge- water, MA; one sisler, Mrs. Patricia Huff of Pittsboro, NC; and three grandchildren. IIUCA, CluMelti J. in Surlift-.

game, March i. 1913: beloved wife of the late Filiberto and Rene Oeiuca. loving sister of the late Catherine Pedrancini. Aure- ha Baud, Caroline OeAlberto, Charles and Franti Boscacci; also survived by many nieces nd nephews; native of aged 4 years. Friends may ctt after today, and art invited to the Fyner Wednesday.

1 Irom OUGGAN'S SERRA MOR- 500 Westlahe DC, thence to SS. Peter and Paul Church, where a Mass of Chris- inn Burial will be offered at 9-30 Am. Interment, Italian Cemetery. Rosary, Tuesday (tonight). 7i30 p.m.

Donations to St. Antho-ny's Dining Room, preferred. lw THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY HILL, Wilton Gable In Burlin-game, March 7, 1981; late of San Francisco: beloved husband of Berntce HIH; loving father of Monte Hill; and loving father-in-law of Rutn Hill, both ot Daly City; loving grandfather of Janice and David Hill, both of Daly City: a native of California; aged 78 years; a member of the Coast Guard Auoriiary; Retired N. Reserves: member. Toy Train Collector I and thg OX-S Pilots Club Funeral Services.

Wednesday, 1 p.m.. at the CHAPEL OF THE HIGHLANDS. Camino Real and Millwood Millbrae. Private interment. Golden Gate National Cemetery.

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