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The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 22

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I'M GETTING 141" PARADISE Butte Co: Funeral services for Daniel Minor Eytcheson 86 local musician will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in the Paradise Lutheran Church lie died Friday in a Chico convalescent hospital Eytcheson was a former director of the Paradise Band a group of local musicians sponsored by the recreation district The band last week presented a special concert for Eytcheson in the Convales cent hospital where he was residing A native of Indiana Eytcheson worked for the IIillers Corp of Palo Alto for several years before moving to Paradise Survivors include his widow Margaret sons Clayton of El Monte Los Angeles County and Ward of Downey Los Angeles County a daughter Gladys Parkinson of Wilsonville Ore and three grandchildren BUENOS AIRES (AP) Bobby Fischer of the United States defeated Tigran Petrosian of the Soviet Union Sunday night in their eighth chess game giving the American a virtually insurmountable lead in the 12-game series Fischer now has won four games including the last three and Petrosian only one The victory gives Fischer 512 points to Petrosian's 212 with 612 points needed to win the tournament The victor will meet world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union next spring for the title BUENOS Bobby Fisch States defez trosian of ti Sunday nigh chess gam American a mountable 12-game ser Fischer games incl three and one The vie er 512 poin 212 with 61 to win the The Nieto champion the Soviet for the title (1p1 Pii jp 4 4 4 4 4 4 BIRTHS ESKATON AMERICAN RIVER I I EA LTI ICA RE CENTER October 10 MI Born to Mr and Mrs: FRLITAS Lawrence of $845 Shenandoah Drive a ri JONES Dennis of 2744 Oakmont St a boy ELSTON Glenn of 11430 DOUOlaS Road Rancho Cordova a boy MERCY SAN JUAN HOSPITAL October 19 1971 Born to Mr and Mrs: COULOMBE James of 2319 Gunn Road Carmichael a girl KETCHAM Lonnie of 1553 33rd St a girl October 20 1971 SMOLICH John A of 83 Parkins Cir cle a boy October 21 1971 RAMAN' Joseph of 2401 Tucano Court Rancho Cordova a girl ROSEVILLE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Born to Mr and Mrs: OCTOBER 16 1971 EGGE Michael of Box 700 Roseville a gi SIMMOrlNS Ralph of 7864 Vistarldge Or Citrus Heights a girl OCTOBER 17 1971 HOGAN Daniel of 2400 Edison Ave a girl EDWARDS Rooer of 7013 Rollingwood Blvd Citrus Heights a boy HOWARD Ronald of Box 707 Loomis a boy NAU Eric of 2735 South Whitney Blvd Rocklin a boy OCTOBER 20 1971 STIMSON Donald of 6251 Quince wood Circle Citrus Heights a boy surrEn MEMORIAL HOSPITAL October 19 MI Born to Mr and Mrs: BATTISTE Burnett of 88050 Salmon Fails Drive a boy BEHUNIN John of 8913 Woodman Way a girl JOHNSTON Van of 2001 Argail Way a boy KANOUSIS Michael of 1420 0 St a boy MAR Wing Wah of 1203 St a boy PARMELEE Arthur of 6809 Conrod Drive a boy October 20 1971 ROA Paul of 344 21st Ave a boy NELSON Richard of 5342 Driftwood St a girl LOPEZ Pat of 4050 Cunv Ave a girl PERDUE Donald of 628 42nd St a girl HOM Joseph of 10 Malone Court a boy SWEARiNGER John of 537 Eiverta Road Elverta a girl UMEDA Daniel of 7574 29th Ave a boy CARUSO Phillip of 2545 Rio Del Way a girl TWIN LAKES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL October 19 1971 Born to Mr and Mrs: CASTEN Henry of 9500 Golden Drive Orangevale a giri USAF HOSPITAL MATHER Born to Mr and Mrs: OCTOBER 4 1971 HUGHES Robert of 2521 Tannat Way Rancho Cordova a boy SMiIH Harold of 4308 Norwood Ave a boy "Okay! Okay! I'm getting up!" Inventor Of Hadacol Is Dead At 77 Checking Up Off-Duty Mailmen Are Slow Walkers RircK In Catmlihael October 21 Walter Husband of Aletha Mettler oi Mis Mary Filen Kimmel Mrs Maigaret Henson Mrs JOM1 Ponder Miss Judy Donald and Kenneth Rieck Brother of Mi Amelia Plummer Mrs Huida E-kelin Mrs Fern HillMdh ArChie and Melvin Riack 15 grandchildren and 2 greatprandchildren vices Tuesday October 26 at 11:00 am in MOUNT VERNONS CHURCH OF THE VALLEY 8201 Greenback Lane Fair Oaks Inter- ment Mount Vernon Memorial Park Remembrances to Heart Research University of Davis A MOUNT VERNON SERVICE RIERSON In Sacramento October 22 171 Patrick Ray RierSOh Beloved son of Mr and Mrs James Rierson of Elk Grove Brother of Donald Rierson of San Lorenzo Judith Ann Cross of Sacramento and Rhonda Elcilhe Stock of Mid- dletown RI Grandson of Mrs Ida 8 Savage of Kansas A native of Kansas Aged 20 years Friends are welcome at THE MISSION CHAPEL OF ANDREWS GREILiCH 3939 Fruitridge Rd and are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 11:00 a Interment East Lawn Southgate RomovicH Tony In this city October 23 1971 Beloved father of Steve Romovich of Sacramento Joe Romovich of Salinas Ann Zs-can of Roseville IOVIOO eirandfa- flier of Ronald Romovich of NeW York fond brother of Anna Heel-movie of Yugoslavia A native of Yugoslavia Aged 84 years Friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 9:30 am at the CULJIS SON CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY 1525 Alhambra Blvd thence to All HfillOWS Church where a Requiem Mass will be oftered for the repose of Ins soul at 10 am Interment St Marys Cemetery Memorials may be sent to the charity of your choice Officers and members of CFU of America No 434 are reauested to attend the Mass and Rosary of or tale de parted brother (Mrs Steve Galovich Secretary) Rosary tonight 8:00 DM SALINERO In this city October 23 191 Angelo Salinero beloved husband of Catherine Salinero loving father of Mrs Janice Cooney Mrs Dixie Roby and Mrs June Lambert son of Mrs Angela Cervantes of San Francisco brother of Mrs Juanita DelLago Mrs Marie Baca both of San Francisco Also survived by 5 giandchildren A native of Oakland aged 50 years Friends may call at GORMLEY SONS CHAPEL 2015 Capitol Ave and are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday at 3 pm Interment private Memorials may be made in his memory to the Heart Fund SNRADER In this city October 20 191 Fred 5hrader Husband of the late Belle Wader Beloved father of Howard Shrader A native of New York Aged 94 years A member of Lodge No 554 of AM of Jetterson New York Scottish Rite Bodies Ben All Temple Shrine Mystic Fund Holland Laidler Camp No 5 USWV4 and a Charter member of Post 67 VFW Services 11 am Tuesday at the GEORGE KLUMPP CHAPEL OF FLOWERS 808 "0" St Interment Masonic Lawn TARRANT In Carmichael October 21 191 Elizabeth Marie Tarrant Beloved wife of Jack Tarrant Loving mother of Jacouelyn Ann Bag-will Suzanne Dietz Mary Ann Julianne Tarrant all of Sacramento Sister of Alexander Courtis of Long Beach and John Courtis of Highlands Indiana Leaves 4 grandchildren A native of Indiana Age 52 years Friends may call at the CITIZENS MORTUARY HOME 2301 Street until 6 pm Monday Reguiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul Tuesday at 10 am In St Philomene's Church Bell El Camino Ave Interment Calvary Cemetery Recitation of the Rosary Monday at 8 pm at the church WATKINS In this city October 23 1971 Eddie Watkins beloved husband of Emily Harris Watkins of Sacramento Brother of John Henrv Watkins brother-in-law of Willie Watkins of San Francisco Uncle of Helen Miller of Oklahoma City Oklahoma Also survived by a host of other nieces nephews and relatives A native of Oklahoma aged 60 years Frienuds are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday October 27th at 2 pm In Thompson's Rose Chapel 3601 5th Ave Sacramento Interment Odd Fellows Lawn ofoui lice tno ry My 21 lenNi l- co ma by tws ces pm lent Gold Country Book Fair Is Sef In Auburn Mc Clatchy Newspapers Service AUBURN The Gold Country Book Fair a four-day event where authors and illustrators autograph books and talk with visitors will start here Nov 2 Organizers of the fair said thousands of books in all categories and for adults and children will be on display at the Auburn District Fair ground for viewing and buying Hours for the event will be 9 am to 9 pm from Tuesday through Thursday and from 9 am to 5 pm on Friday Gold Book Set In McCiatchY AUBURN Country Bo day event IA' illustrators and talk 1v start here Organizer thousands egories and children wil the Aubur ground for log Hours fo be 9 am Tuesday th and from 9 Friday AM ASKED HOW many chicks a pair of healthy ostriches can raise every year May be 15 or 16 Off duty mailmen always walk slower policemen always walk faster It's generally believed short men are more inclined than tall men to outfit their ladyfriends in fancy costumes What your grandmother called housemaid's knee and your granddad called tennis elbow both now are known simply as bursitis And the Japanese also market a chewing gum with a pickled herring flavor I'm told "A spinster" said Pat Suzuki "is a girl who never learned how to tie a beau" That's cute but not cruel Cruel is what a magazine called a spinster Namely "an unlusted number" And whoever it was that described a spinster as "a girl who lives alone and looks it" was just plain wrong At any rate argument continues as to what age a single girl correctly can be called a spinster It's age 31 After that year the statistics indicate she's more apt to remain unattached than to marry Evelyn Turner cmco Funeral services for Evelyn Margaret Turner 76 of Chico will be at 2 pm tomorrow in Brusie Funeral Chapel here She died in a local hospital Friday A native of Chico she was the daughter of early day Chico residents Frank and Agnes Black Callaway Mrs Turner a former school teacher is survived by her husband Donald sons Wayne of Caribou Plumas County and Willard of Portland Ore daughter Donella Handley of Sacramento and six grandchildren The family requests that any remembrance be sent to the American Cancer Society Alma Stuck CHICO Funeral services for Alma Stuck 84 of Chico will be at 10 am Wednesday in Hall-Van Hook Funeral Chapel here She died in a local convalescent hospital Saturday A native of Ono Shasta County Mrs Stuck was a lifelong Superior California resident She and her late husband Creed moved to Chico in 1910 They farmed for many years Mrs Stuck is survived by her son Leslie of Chico sisters Sadie Hunter of Redding and Mrs Leslie Jones of Igo Shasta County five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Graveside services will be at 2 pm Wednesday in Redding Cemetery Mc Naught Syndicate Marines Prove Chappie Will Commandant Speak At Tahoe At a Of Meeting "4 Commandant ABBEVILLE La (UPI) Dudley LeBlanc the Louisiana Frenchman who brewed a patent medicine in a washtub in his back yard 40 years ago named it Hadacol and made $24 million died Friday He was 77 LeBlanc a state senator and member of the legislature since 1924 was one of Louisiana's most colorful political figures LeBlanc's IIadacol was a common fixture in medicine cabinets around the nation in the 1940's and became the butt of numerous jokes For example: "Why did they call it Hadacol?" "Because they Hadacol it something" A popular 1940's "boogie woogie" song also extolled the virtues of Hadacol "I took 'ha' for happy 'da' for day and 'co' for company and of course added 'L' for LeBlanc" he once said explaining the odd name for his tonic LeBlanc ran into legal difficulties in the mid-1950's after selling Hadacol to another patent medicine company for an undisclosed amount of cash He was indicted in May 1957 for federal income tax evasion in connection with the operations of Hadacol The federaal government also sued LeBlanc for false advertising Both cases were dismissed The colorful Cajun began his political career in the 1920's and became an archrival of the late Gov Huey Long LeBlanc was a familiar sight in the state capitol constantly chewing fat brown cigars shaking hands and chattering in French to passersby Was Correct OCTOBER 5 1971 WALTERS David of 6437 Bolin Way Rio Linda a girl SIGMAN William of 101 Peterson Circle Mather Air Force Base a boy WOODWORTH John of 9996 FrooM Circle a girl OCTOBER 6 1971 TAYLOR William of 541 Morse Ave a boy HAMILTON Ulysses of 322 Anders Dr Mather Air Force Base a girl HITCHINS John of 10165 La Gloria Way Rancho Cordova a girl KEESEE Lawrence of 4801 Watt Ave North Highlands a boy OCTOBER 7 MI BAUMANN Richard of 2950 Del Paso Blvd a boy NISWONGER George of 2975 Marysville Blvd a girl OCTOBER 8 1971 GUTIERREZ Gerardo of 7911 Mohican Way a boy OCTOBER 10 1971 BRYANT David of 10249 Malaga Way Rancho Cordova a girl JACKSON James of 3564 Gemini Way a boy MANCELL Brian of 4825 50th Ave a girl McCLUNG Larnie of 9160 Tuolumne Or a boy OCTOBER 11 1917 ANDERSON Samuel of 1014 North Aye a boy SCANTLING Edgar of 3306 Davidson North Highlands a girl SUTTER Charles of 110 Dean Terrace Mather Air Force Base a boy OCTOBER 12 1971 La VACCA Frank of 1205C Persifer St Folsom a girl DUDA Richard of 3410 Mission Ave Carmichael a girl OCTOBER 13 1971 WARREN Robert of 2404 Hur ley Way a boy WILLOUGHBY William of 2573 Rio Linda Blvd a girl OCTOBER 14 1971 KROLL Richard of 2543 Zinfandel Rancho Cordova a boy OCTOBER 15 1971 RAMSEY Lonnie of 3448 St worth Highlands a girl STACAVICH Robert of 2536 Ribier Way Rancho Cordova a boy YOUNGMAN Robert of 2613 CagitaleS Dr Rancho Cordova a boy OCTOBER 17 1971 BIMONTE Harry of 3318 Polaris a girl HOOVER Terry of 1101 Westward Way a girl MARRIAGE LICENSES Vote Is Slated on Fall River Tax Override McClatctiy Newspapers Service BURNEY Shasta Co Voters in the Fall River Joint Unified School District will go to the polls Jan 11 to decide on a $150 override tax proposal Trustees have approved the proposal to raise the tax rate in the district from $245 to $365 per $100 of assessed valuation A citizens override committee had recommended a $173 tax but announced it would back the lower figure The money would be used to rebuild district reserves maintenance and for Vote Is on Fal Tax oas mcciatctiy! BLTRNEY Voters in Joint Unifi trict will go 11 to decide ride tax pro Trustees the proposa rate in th $245 to $31 sessed valuz A citizen mittee had $173 tax would back The money rebuild di maintenance 3 in Memoriam McCiatchy Newspapers Service TAHOE CITY Lake Tahoe Assemblyman Eugene Chappie of Cool El Dorado County is scheduled to speak at the annual Greater North Tahoe Chamber of Commerce membership meeting Friday at the Chateaux in Incline Village A nominating committee is at work on the selection of a chamber man of the year or woman who has done extraordinary service on the north shore Six directorships expire this momh Their replacement or re-election will be announced this week In memory of Jimmy Ernie and Walt The checkered flag It drooped that day the day In which you passed away But even though vou are here no more we feel your spirit when the engines roar The wheels they roll the wings flash by On your race track In the sky Bruce Strong Family Russell Collins Family and Mat no lath nt IV 1 I 1 4 chases 1 In loving memory of my husband "Angle" who gassed away a year ago today Sadly missed by his wife Elizabeth and family ELIZABETH NICOLOSI end ear wife Si Weather WE 4 Funeral Directors Elk Grove October 23 19i Lure boner bviOveu wire ut Lamer Buller Loying miner of bOU Duller ut vansouvc wasninu ton Sister of matt Mituteti of reins AiS0 survived bv several nieces and neihiews A napye ut Laiiiornia AuU os Years Frienus UI welsome in mu MiSsiDli LHAPLL Ur ANUREWS GRL1L ILH Soo) 1-ruitraave nod() and are invited to al lend tile skillet al Weuilesday i Interment Last Lawn suullidare DARBY Ruby 0 in Oroville tuuer 4 loll Wife oi Ausim Dorpy lit ovilie moiner ot Mrs Deana And ews of Dioville (eteid ()alley ol 1-Ileasanton glandcnilui en II) grethgi andcnildi en A nienieer ot esmagoia Chapter No I 1Y DLS Past Noble Wend and SO-year member Cit the lifeuekans a member ot xV 1 Snerman Woinens Relief Lon) The oldest memPer ot I lie Lounly Liechon Board A naiive of 't UPd County Aged 88 years Services will be Wednesday uctober 2 at 11a0 pan In SAN tUkU MULLEN cHAPEL 115 Robinson St with The Lasiern Star ()illumine interment Oroville Cemelei DILLON In this city October 24 191 Jesse Faye Dillon rOving ta ther ol Mrs Norma Simpson of Sacramento Keith Qillon I numbs Dillion Mrs Shirley COniStock ail ot Sioux Lily Iowa A native of Nebraska Aged in years 1 he remains were torwarded today to Sioux City Iowa tor services and interment CULJIS SON CHAI-ILL Or The VALLEL 1315 Aindindra Blvd DOST In this city October 19 init Lampert uosh loving nusband ot the tale Inez A Oust dear latner of Mrs nary Datiey ot New Jersey and Jacob (Jost of NY dear granntanier of Mrs Tommy (Betty) Seragusa of Fla and Jav DoSt Jr or Los Angeies Dear Mend of Mr and Mrs Albert lenhiser or Sacramento A native of Holland aged 84 years Frienos are weiCome at NuR i SACRAMENTO FUNERAL HOME 25 El Camino Ave and are invited to at tend services on Tuesday 104 am Interment Sierra Hills EVANS in this city October 22 191 Leonard Lee Evans Loving husband of Flora Evans of Loomis Beloved brother ot Garnet Evans ot Carmichael William by ails of England Mrs Elizabeth Malyn of Caerphilly Wales A native of Wales Aged 67 years A 25 year restoent of the Loomis area He was a member of the Penrriyn Lodge No 258 AM Also a Past worthy patron of the Order ot the Eastern Star No 159 Also a member of the First Congregational church of Loomis Services to be held Tuesday October 26tri at the SANDS FOOTHILL CHAPEL Loomis California at 2 pm The Rev Steve DeHaas Entombment will follow at East Lawn Mausoleum Contributions to be sent to the First Congregational Church Memorial Fund FERDERER Marie In this city October 24 1971 Loving wife of the late Ted Ferderer loved mother of Monica Graham Cart Ferrierer and Elizabeth Strayer all of Sacramento and the late Ted Perderer beloved sister of Amelia Seidl of Portland Mrs Minnie Kroft of Vancouver Mrs Rose Staudinger of Montana Mrs Ka- terine Babel of North Dakota Jacob Hellmann of Texas 9 grandchildren 1 great-grandchild A nafive of Russia Aged years Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 8:30 am at the CULJIS SON CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY 1525 Alhambra Blvd thence to All Hallows Church where Requiem Mass will be offered tor the repose of her Soul at 9 am Inurnment Si Marv's Cemetery Rosary Tuesday 8 pm HAMMOND In Sacramento October 20 1971 George Hammond beloved husband of Rose Marie (Pat) Hammond loving father of Malor George Hammond USAF In Germany loving son of Cora Hammond and the late George Hammond brother of the late Jack Hammond grandfather of Cynthia Karen and Melanie Hammond A native of Los Angeles aged 60 years Friends are welcome at THE MISSION CHAPEL OF ANDREWS GREILICH 3939 Frultridge Rd and are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 11:00 am under the auspices of Sacramento Lodge No 40 FEAM Entombment (private) East Lawn Remembrances may be made to Shriners Crippled Chlidrens Hospital HARBER In Sacramento October 22 191 Minerva Harber Wife of the late Clinton Herber Mother Of Mrs James Whitmore of Saratoga and Mrs Wallace Moore of San Antonio and the alle Clarice Haroler Hammond Also survived by 6 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren A native ot OrOville Cant Aged 83 years Friends are Invited to attend a memorial service at I he East Lawn Cnagel 43rd Folsom Blvd liednesday at 1:30 PM ANDRLWS GREILICH SERVICE HARRIS In this city October 23 191 Sabine Victoria Harris Wite of the late Milton Harris A native of Butte Montana Aged 68 years A member of Mercy ChildrOns Hoop Guild California State Employees Association The Golden State chapter No 146 Daughters or the Nile AMMON-RA Temple No 56 Nifecaps international Association of Salt Lake City Utah Friends may call at GORMLEY SUNS CHAPEL 2015 Capt tol Ave and are invited to attend funeral Tuesday at 10:30 am thence to St Charles Borromeo Church where a Requiem mass will be ()tiered tor the repose of her soul at 11 am Interment St Mary's Cemetery rosary Monday at 730 PrnHAWKINS In this city October 23 191 John Hawkins Husband of the late Clara Hawkins Steptalher ot Mrs Edna Corker of Sacramento Brother of Mrs Florence Lewis of Sacramento Hawkins of Kansas Mrs NA Arnold of Arkansas Grandfather of Earl and Virgil Walker Mrs Sharon Twomey and Jim Corker all ot Sacramento Mrs Norma Bailey of Richmond Leland Corker of the USAF Leaves three great grandchildren and one great great grandson A native of Kansas aged 79 years Friends are welcome at the LAND PARK CHAPEL OF HARRY A NAUMAN SONS 4041 Freeport Blvd and are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 11 am In the Southside Missionary Baptist Church 7497 Persimmon Ave Sacto Interment East Lawn Cemetery LAMPROPOULOS In this city October 21 1971 Pete Lampropoulos Loving brother of George Lampropoulos of this city Kostas Xenia and Ageliki in Greece ncle of Sam and Tina Theos of San Francisco Also survived by many nieces nephews in Greece A native of Greece aged 90 years Friends are respectiolly invited to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the AJ NICOLETTI FUNERAL HOME Corner 54th Folsom Blvd thence to the Greek Church Alhambra St where services will be held at 2 o'clock Interment East Lawn TrIsagion Monday evening at 8 O'clock MARINO in this city October 21 1971 Providenza Marino Wife of the late lonazio Marino Beloved mother of Leonard Marino Joseph Marino Mrs Anna Fritts and Mrs Gloria Trueax Also survived by 10 grandchildren A native of Italy aged 76 years Friends may call at GORMLEY SONS CHAP EL 2015 Cannot Ave and are invited to attend funeral Tuesday at 8:30 am thence to St Francis Church where Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her sould at 9 pm Entombment St Mary's Mausoluem Rosary Monday at 8 pm PAGE In this city October 24 left Alice Page mother ot Harold Page of Sacramento A pa five Of Oakland Calif Aged 93 Years Friends are respectfully In Med to attend the funeral Wednesday at 1:30 om In THE LAND PARK CHAPEL OF HARRY A NAUMAN SON 4041 Freeport Blvd Cremation private PIRTLE lit Sacramento October 23rd Lou Pirtle Beloved mother of Louise McKee of Rio Linda Syble Bennett of Hawaii Clifton Don Pirtle both of Rio Linda Also survived by 10 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren and 6 brothers and 5 sisters in Texas A native of Texas aged 58 years General services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm SUNSET LAWN CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES 4701 Marysville Blvd Interment Sunset Lawn EL TORO Orange Co (LTI) Marine Corps Commandant Gen Leonard Chapman said last Tuesday that the Marines are getting soft Two days later Marines based here and at the nearby Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Station proved that in many cases he was right It was disclosed yesterday that 138 Marines pilots clerks carpenters and maintenance men decided to make a 50-mile hike to prove their commandant wrong They put on their packs and rifles and started out on a 50-mile hike Thirty-one of them completed it However 58 of the men dropped out because of blisters sore feet and general fatigue Another 49 all from the El Toro Air Station covered 30 miles before the commanding general of the 3rd Marine Air Wing recalled all hands to base for a readiness drill The first man to finish Sgt Frank Simkins 23 an avionics technician covered the course in 14 hours 25 minutes and ran the last eight miles Coming in last was Capt Wallish who took 20 hours to complete the course around the 63 mile perimeter of the base arouna toe (Lc) mile per ter of the base Berthold Reiland unco Funeral services for Berthold Helland 82 of Paradise Butte County were in Chico Funeral Home today A native of North Dakota He Hand had resided in Paradise for 15 years Before moving there he farmed in the Willows and Corning Tehama County areas He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Paradise Arts and Crafts Guild and senior citizen's group there Survivors include his widow Laura daughters Betty Wallace of Oroville and Maxine Chandler of Newark Alameda County brother William Strand of North Dakota sisters Agnes Tveit of North Dakota and Doris CUNHA-RHODES Frank Cunha 21 Sacramento and Robin Rhodes 21 Elverta MORGAN-WALKER Ernest Everett Morgan 18 and Lucille Walker 16 both of Sacramento CASTELLAANOS-S00 Demetrio Castellanos 22 and Karen Lynn Soo Hero 21 Sacramento LUDOVICI-PATTERSON Thomas Mario Ludovicl 18 and Dean le Louise Patterson 19 both of Sacramento HOLLIDAY-HARR I NGTON Donald Ray Holliday 19 and Becky Lou Harrington 19 both of Sacramento PACHECO-FAIRCHILD Gerald Daumesindo Pacheco 38 and Monika Susanne Fairchild 32 both of Carmichael CANADAY-MIMS John Joshie Cana-day 31 Travis AFB and Anita Gene Mims 30 Rancho Cordova FLOEGEL-ANDERSON Ronald Rich- ard Floegel 24 and Jaclyn Jane Anderson 24 both of Rancho Cordova CURO-LEEDS Forrest Wesley Curo 27 and Sonia Elena Leeds 21 both of Sacramento SANCHEZ-NEEDHAM Armond Paul Sanchez 19 Citrus Heights and Lynoe Claudette Needham 17 Fair Oaks YATES-SCHULTZ Ronald Eugene Yates 23 and Eliza Cristina Schultz 23 both Of Sacramento LASICH-GURNEY Thomas Derels Lasich 22 and Kathleen Diane Gurney 22 both of Carmichael ARDEN OAKS MORTUARY CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES 525 Fulton Ave 483-8422 ANDREWS GREILICH MIssion Chapel 3939 Frultridge Rd 452-4321 GEORGE KLUMPP Chapel of Flowers Union Service 808 0 Street Dial 4437912 HARRY A NAUMAN SON 4041 Freeport Blvd 452-6157 SIERRA VIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL 6201 Fair Oaks Blvd Carm 481-1515 CITIZENS MORTUARY HOME ROBERT TITUS Funeral Director 2301 St Dial GI 2-2969 SUNSET LAWN CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES 4701 Marysville Blvd 922-6883 LINO BROTHERS MORTUARIES CARMICHAEL OAKS CHAPEL 4721 Manzanita Ave 482-8080 GARLICKLIND MORTUARY 2001 St 443-8131 JEFFORO-LIND MORTUARY 6035 Main Ave Orangeva le 988-4576 MORGAN-JONES FUNERAL HOME 4200 Broadway 452-4444 North Sacramento Funeral Home 725 El Camino Ave WA 2-9668 MOUNT VERNON MORTUARY CEMETERY FLORIST SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL Mortuary Cemetery Mausoleum Florist GA 1117I CULJIS SON CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY 452-6688 1525 Alhambra Blvd 2930 Auburn Blvd 483-3292 I (Between Fulton and Watt) A NICOLETTI Funeral Home 54th Folsom Blvd GL 1-7284 FGORMLEY SONS Dependable Funeral directors since 189 Dignified courteous service within the means of all 2015 Capitol Avenue GI 3-6513 Florimin 8422 4121 7917 6157 1518 2969 6883 ES 8080 8131 526 :4444 ne 9668 IS3' euM live! -3297 -7284 since -vice -6513 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE First figures indicate highest temperature during last 24 hours second lowest temperature last night third rain or melted snow during last 24 hours All data based on observations at 4:00 am PST today ''T" denotes trace of precipitation Albuquerque 64 46 74 Amarillo 69 52 Anchorage 26 7 Atlanta 75 55 Bismcarck 64 38 Boise 53 27 Boston 57 54 44 Brownsville 82 70 Chicago (CitY) 60 57 05 Cleveland 62 56 04 Columbus 0- 63 57 01 Denver 73 44 Detroit 62 55 Duluth 51 48 El Paso 80 61 Fort Worth 76 53 Helena 51 29 Honolulu 84 73 Houston 78 64 Kansas City Mo 67 53 Las Vegas Nev 70 45 Louisville 70 02 Medford Ore 51 32 Miami Bcach 86 74 20 Mo 165t Paul 63 46 New Orleans 79 55 New York (DIM 60 58 125 Oklahoma Citv 70 50 Omaha 65 53 Phoenix 81 58 04 Pittsburgh 63 59 20 Portland Ore 55 52 Ra Pid CitV 74 45 Reno 50 21 Richmond 76 68 14 St Louis 65 54 Salt Lake City 55 44 30 San Antonio 80 55 Seattle 54 47 Sioux Fails 51 Spokane 48 34 Washington 69 66 31 Winnemucca 53 22 California Reports 4:00 am data Those marked are 8:00 am data 44 30 53 -7r 114 1: data NATIONAL I First figures I ture during last temperature las melted snow ch data based on PST today ''T" tat ion Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Bismcarck Boise Boston Brownsville Chicago (City) Cleveland Columbus Denver Detroit Duluth El Paso Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Houston Kansas City Mc Las Vegas Nev Louisville Medford Ore Miami Bcach Mols-St Paul New Orleans New York LCIN Oklahoma ON Omaha Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Ore RaPid CitY Reno Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio Seattle Sioux Falls Spokane Washington Winnemucca Cali Those mark Woodland Pair Celebrates Date McCiatchy Newspapers Service WOODLAND A reception honoring Mr and Mrs Walter Morrison on their golden wedding anniversary was attended by 150 relatives and other guests Hostesses for the event were the couple's daughters Mrs Jim Dyke of Moss Beach Edna Whitney of Oakland and Alice Graham of Nevada City The Morrisons married Sept 26 1921 in Oakland lived in Woodland all but eight years of their married life They lived in Stockton eight years They have eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Parade Is Set on Halloween Jesse Gage cmco Funeral services for Jesse Gage 74 a Chico resident since 1935 will be at 11 am tomorrow in Brusie Funeral Chapel here A native of Visalia Wash Gage was employed by Diamond Match Co until he retired in 1963 He was a member of Fraternal Order of Eagles here He died in a local hospital Friday Gage is survived by his son Jay of Chico sister Mrs Maley of Walla Walla Wash and four grandchildren Mauvais Thorsen of Roseburg Ore 42 Sacramento and Jeanette Carolyn Lutz 34 San Francisco GRADy-R0s5 Buck James Grady 37 six grandchildren and six and Selma Brenda Ross 29 both ut great-grandchildren Sacramento VYTLACIL-SMITH Kelly Dean Vvtla- Hel land died in a Paradise cii 22 Vacaville and Joe Dee Smith 22 hospital Friday SLOAN-COLEMAN 'David Bryon Sloan 19 and Brenda Joy Coleman 16 both of Carmichael HILLIARD-REVELS Donald Gene Hil- hard 24 and Lucinnia Patrice Revels Vernon Brown 25 both of Sacramento 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 nue- Chapman had said he doubted if many Marines except the infantrymen could make a 50-mile march with packs and rifles That re45 mark prompted the turnout of airmen as it turned out 10 prove he was right for the -3urTm Dilly Lee UTTLITT and Shannon Lynn Suhr 19 both of Sacramento SILLS-STEVENS Donald Dean Sills 39 and Dixie De Vona Stevens '35 both of Sacramento JIMENFZPERAL1A Hilario Jimenez 29 West Sacramento and Marla Peralta 26 Broderick HARRIS-MERCADO William Cecil Harris 35 and Patricia Elaine Mercado 21 both of Sacramento SANO-KOGA Kennth Shall Sane 23 and Sharon Kazuko KO9a 23 both of Walnut Grove MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION ACTIONS Billy LeeOffutt 21 Wonderfully Deily EAST LAWN FLORISTS deth end Folsom GL RELLES FLORIST 2320 St 441-1478 MOREBECK'S FLOWER SHOP 1223 2Ist Street 444-8320 6 Prieto 'ally -3015 -1478 IP -8120 04 most part eBakerstield 59 45 Bishop 48 35 Blue Canyon 47 34 Burney 51 19 Eureka 52 43 Fresno 65 39 Los Angeles CRY 64 50 Marysville 69 46 Monterey 56 41 Mt Shasta 47 21 Mountain View 45 Needles 72 55 Oakland 61 47 Palmdale 54 34 Paso Robles 61 33 Red Bluff 66 50 (do (Ci)y) 66 44 (Exec) 69 39 San Diego 66 50 San Fran-Amt 61 41 San FranCity 60 52 Santa Barbara 70 40 So Lake Tahoe 37 23 Stockton 67 46 Susanville 51 23 Ukiah 66 37 Yosemite 49 25 39 50 46 Ai 34 eBakersfield Bishop Blue Canyon Burney Eureka Fresno Los Angeles Cli Marysville Monterey Mt Shasta Mountain View Needles Oakland Palmdale Paso Robles Red Bluff icto (City) Sacto (Exec) San Diego 4 San Fran-Arpt San Fran-City Santa Barbara So Lake Tahoe Stockton Susanville Ukiah Yosemite 2 CRYPTS Sacramento Memorial Lawn $800 ea or make offer days 422-5691 9 Losi awed Found Hal days eT 4 male white Poodle Ben-g) Vic Hillsdale 331-3598 LOST: DACHSHUND Reddish-brn Fe Larchmond Lindale Very much missed Lonely old lady corn- panion Rwd 391-0442 457-4155 LOST: Blonde female puppY Cocker mix Vic Prolossional Dr Arden Wit Reward 371-8955 LOST: Sm brwn whit male p(iii- PY Blk spot next to ear Vic of Edison Ave Rwd 489-7900 Dodie -ben Very com- tcker dden pup of McCiatchy Newspapers Service JACKSON Amador County's costumed elementary school youngsters will compete for prizes Sunday night during this community's annual Halloween kiddies parade The parade will start at 6:30 pm in front of City Hall The Jackson High School band will give a brief concert before the parade and will then lead the line of march The event is sponsored by the Jackson Lions Club PARADISE Butte Co Funeral services for Vernon Homer Brown 77 of Stirling City Butte County were New Home held today in the Paradise Assembly of God Church ROME (AP) Josef Car-He died Saturday in a lo- dinal Mindszenty whose 5 cal hospital years of refuge in the US A native of Oroville he mission in Budapest ended served in the Army during last month flew to Vienna World War I and was a mem- Saturday night to take up ber of the DeSabla Veterans residence of World War I barracks Sources here said Cardinal He moved to Stirling City Mindszenty 79 would live at in 1932 and worked for the a Hungarian seminary in ViDaimond Match Co until his enna in order to be nearer retirement His wife Ruth his homeland died in 1968 The cardinal arrived in Survivors include a son Rome Sept 28 The next day Edward Stirling city repre- IIungary granted him amsentative on the Paradise nesty from a life prison term Unified School District as an apparent concession Board of Trustees daugh- for his leaving Hungary ters Pat Rodgers of Fair- where he had been the Rofield Marie Bennett of Con- man Catholic primate cord Norma Morton of Chico and Dorothy Walton and men Will Shirley Hoffman both of 1 I Stirling City and 21 grand- Run Ambulance children Violence Ends Showing Of 'Green Berets' STOCKHOLM Sweden (AP) Warner Brothers decided today to withdraw "The Green Berets" a movie starring John Wayne which has caused protests and demonstrations climaxing in a smoke bomb explosion Friday night For the third consecutive day about 300 young Swedes voiced their disapproval outside the downtown cinema claiming that the film "glorified American aggression in Indochina" More than 150 riot policemen some of them mounted maintained order when the panic-stricken audience evacuated the smoke-filled theater Twelve of them were taken to a hospital with breathing problems and two remained Originally the distributor plumed a six-week run We'll Help you write your Classified Ads Dial 444- 3113 Thu Bee (adv) LOT: 81k wht te cat "Missy" West Sac Rwd 371-4043 LOST: Light brown white short leo long body Ceral (frost) Generous reward Vic Folsom Lake call 1-791-4322 Roseville SIAMESE cat adult male lost Oct 1st nr Mack Rd 8 Center Park way 421-4169 eyes Sun white male Germ shens Vic 45th St Please call 456 8494 Rew 445-7664 Mrs Brown LOST: 3 Afghan Dugs LARGE re- ward tor any Info leading to return of these dogs 421-0720 WALLET black credit cards "Rob ert Hanna" lost downtown sec Rev 443-3341 or 1-777-7573 OST: 3 yr old Shea bik beige ans to "snooky" vic Arden Fair 4828636 LOST: Male Siamese vie of Parkway So area Ans to "1 Ittle Son" Reward 421-2908 422-3487 'SMALL Irish red Setter fem 112 Yrs w-black studded collar (Sac-to Reg dog rabies tao) strayed from South Lake Tahoe Pound Oct IS REWARD Ph Tahoe Citv 5839735 soy" Short Con Ake Oct 466 -own re: it re 'ROI Sac -7573 Mee oky" Park- I ittle 87 '(Sac ll2- rayed ound City Dissolutions Sought HARTUNG Carolyn Jean and Craig Winters LITTON Ann Lee and Andrew SCOTT Beverly Jean and Lee William KIRKLAND Janet Pearl and Michael Beniarnin PUENTE Barbara Jean and Daniel Louis BOWERS Anne and Ira HECKER Patricia Maureen arid James Verdi's ADAMS and James SUMMERS Georgia and Max Pearl and Jack HOGLE Joann and Clarence William MET TEN Susan and Vardre King WRIGHT Velma Faye and Donald and David BERLIN Linda Ann and Charles MILLIKEN Patricia Ann and Randall EOM Joseph Louis and Lois PELTON Everal Stark Jr and Bar barn Ann STOKES Theresa Gav and Charles Ace tirmrow Martha and Valsoh NELSON Raymond and Margarete MAY Carol and William HOWTON Patty Ann and Wallace CULP John and Eunice Legal Separation Sought PEREZ Sebastiana and Perfecto Nullities Sought ONES and GregoIN MARTIN Eufamia Trisha and John Leroy MILLIKEN Patricia Ann and Randall Interlocutory Decrees Granted Edward and Marilyn May BONZO Evelyn and David Marie nd Dale Dean GRAHAM Alan and Janet RIEGER Miriam Lorraine and Thomas Eddard Sue and Westley Craig I and Jerome SrEVFNS Elvin Joe and Irene Reed SULLIVAN Georgie Ann and James Michael JUGE Michel and Joseph JOHNSON Marlha A and Robert EVANS Barbra and Jack and Phyllis KILPATRICK Sharon Lee and Walks Eumene and Bennie MOORE Ruth and Donque Final Decrees Granted RUDD Carol Ann an Frederick TURNER Kathryn and Calude LEE Carol Ann and Norman Vernon HULL Lon William and Mary Lou GRINBERGS Juno and Gillian Moss Some temperature extremes in the 48 contiguous states: Highest yesterday 88 degrees at Orland and Vero Beach Fla lowest this morning 14 degrees at Truckee Calif Sacramento Data Rainfall (City To Date 8 am: 1 his season 27 last season 95 nor mai 85 Relative humidity (Exec Arot Yesterday( 4 am 80 per cent 10 am 5 per cent: 4 pm 30 per cent Norden Calif 6 am Today Temperature 26 snowfall during last 24 hours none snow on ground today 12 snow on ground last year this date Sunrise 725 am: sunset 6:15 0m Moonrise 1:21 pm moonset 10:58 pm Weather Summary Clear skies and warm afternoon temperatures prevailed today over Northern California But Increasing cloudiness was predicted for tomorrow over the extreme northern section Rain was ex pected late tomorrow in that area spreading south toward the Capital Wednesday The forecasts: SACRAMENTO AREA Fair through tomorrow Colder tonight Chance of frost in colder areas High today and tornorrow in the 705 Low tonight in the 30s Northerly wind 10-20 miles an hour becoming light and variable tonight and tomorrow SIERRA NEVADA Mostly fair through tomorrow Warmer afternoons but continued cold at night At Lake Tahoe high today nd Tuesday 4555 and Some tempe contiguous sta degrees at On lowest this mc ee Calif Sa Rainfall (Cit This season mei 85 Relal Yesterday( 4 5 per cent! 4 Norden Temperature 24 hours non snow on I 12 Sunrise Moonrise 1:21 We Clear skies peratures pre California Bu predicted for treme northel pected late spreading so Wednesday The forecas SACRAMEN tomorrow frost in coldei morrow in in 205 Northerh becoming ligh tomorrow SIERRA through tonic but continued hoe high tod MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION ACTIONS Mike Jagger Fathers Girl LONDON (UPI) The wife of Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones has given birth to a girl friends of the couple said today Jagger said they had not decided on a name for the child who weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces when born at a private clinic in Paris Mrs Jagger is the former Bianca De Macias 26 daughter of a wealthy Nicarguan diplomat McClatchv Newspapers Service VACAVILLE Vacaville Fire Department has taken over operation of the ambulance service in the Vacaville area The fire department will be on 24-hour call for ambulance service in the Vacaville area Calls will be made in Vacaville Elmira and Allendale areas The vehicle being used will carry two persons HEMPLE Milton and Linda THOMPSON Rose anJ Reuben DELONEY Carolyn and Odell NORDELL Beverly Mae and Lawrence Karl FORD Ora A and Stanley Gae and Ronald Max BOOTH Helen Marie and Byron Roy MOODY Morris and Ellen CRAWFORD Lester and Donna Al HERS Linda and John WARD Vera Louise and Hugh PI I LO Carolyn and John ROBINSON Lester Clinton and Coral Ann VAN WOLFEREN Martina Johanna and Aninonv and John TANNER James and Hatsue GRENFELL William Jr and Barbara FL HERMANN Martha and Harold COST Samoyed male 2 vrs vic Walnut Ave Arden Wv Reward 5242 Acorn Way Carm 487-5156 LOST White Samoyed Valley HT child heart-broken 421-2995 rooif Oct 16 or 17th Small black tan male pup Doberman-German Shen mix Name "Harley" 922-856 -GOLDEN Spaniel mix 3 ma male Lost Tues Vic Cottage School 487-6295 -ROUND IL brown mote dog friendl On 41st Ave 421-1678 -ROUND Black dog mostly 01Q1 at 29th Sts on En night utother flea collar Gall Tar- I ki ick rman 20576 male chool it-idi 7i iiiii: Mont I Ter- Women Barred ATHENS Women were forbidden to attend the early Olympic Games The athletes competed in the nude WO ATHEN forbidden Olympic letes corn Bee Want Ads 4443113 1 1 modibalwaomwomol.

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