S.F. Sunday Examiner Chronicle May 9, 1982 trina B5 Deaths I Funerals Neil Bogart LOS ANGELES (AP) Neil Bogart, the entertainment magnate whose discoveries ranged from Donna Summer and Kiss to Curtis Mayfield and Melanie, died of cancer yesterday at Cedars Sinai Medical Center at age 39. Mr. Bogart's Casablanca Records and Filmworks made millions of dollars from films including "Midnight Express," "The Deep" and "Thank God It's Friday" and also struck gold in the late '70s with a string of disco hits by Summer and the Village People. Mr.
Bogart and his partners sold their controlling interest in Casablanca to the German-based Polygram Group two years ago, but he quickly founded yet another company, Boardwalk Entertainment, which is currently enjoying hits by such artists as Joan Jett and Richard "Dimples" Fields. In 1973, Mr. Bogart fulfilled his longtime dream of founding a record company of his own with the creation of Casablanca. His first major success there was with the then-unknown singer-producer team of Donna Summer and Giorgio Moroder. Casablanca's heyday ended with the demise of disco, and Mr.
Bogart sold out in March 1980. But he quickly was back in business with Boardwalk, whose artists included the late Harry Chapin, Mac Davis and Ringo Starr as well as Jett and Fields. Mr. Bogart was also active in community affairs, serving on the board of governors of Cedars Sinai Medical Center. He was executive vice president of the Betty Ford Cancer Society and also served as commissioner of the California Museum of Science and Industry and the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Mr. Bogart is survived by his wife, Joyce; four children; parents Ruth and AI Bogart of Encino; sister Bonnie Ermillio of Los Angeles; and brothers Lance Bogart of Hollywood and Ira Bogart of New York City. Donald B. Rice Donald Blair Rice, former president of Kiwanis International and retired business manager of the Oakland School District, died May 3 at Hill Haven Home at age 92. Mr.
Rice had been active with Kiwanis since 1922, serving as presi- and coordinator of the Northern California and Western States Championship dog obedience competitions. For 15 years, she was an active volunteer puppy tester at Guide Dogs for the Blind. Besides her husband, she is survived by sons Kenn, a filmmaker and San Francisco Chronicle copy editor, of Rockaway Beach, and Ezekial Marko of San Bruno, and a brother, Donald Halverson of Auburn. Funeral services will be at 2. p.m.
tomorrow at the San Bruno Funeral Home, 200 W. San Bruno San Bruno. Preferred are donations to Guide Dogs for the Blind, San Rafael. Margaret O. Dewell Margaret Orchison Dewell, assistant director of housing services at the University of California at Berkeley, died in Oakland Thursday.
A UC graduate, Mrs. Dewell was associate editor of the Blue and Gold in 1941 and a member of the Mortar Board and Prytanean honor societies. She is survived by a daughter, Adrienne Gilmore, and a sister, Adrienne Edmonston. Private services will be held tomorrow. Preferred are donations to the Margaret Dewell Gift Fund, 3476 Piedmont Oakland, to be used for a gift to the university.
Eza von der Lieth Special to The Examiner ST. HELENA Eza Sarthou von der Lieth, 89, widow of Dr. Harold Otto von der Lieth and member of a pioneer California family, died at the St. Helena Health Center here on Wednesday. She is survived by a son, Robert a daughter, Marie D.
Frick of San Francisco; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. A rosary will be offered at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the memorial chapels of Carew English, Masonic at Golden Gate avenues, San Francisco. There sill be a Mass at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in St.
Vincent De Paul Church. Preferred are donations to St. Helena Health Center, Deer Park, CA, 94576. Pot arrests an 'occupational hazard' -From Page B1 on the June 1984 California ballot. "How are you going to run a petition campaign when they raid your headquarters?" asked Gebert.
The campaign is seeking to collect 500,000 signatures to qualify the initiative for the ballot. "We sell joints for 50 cents to keep our headquarters going," Trippet said, wrapping a single braid on the side of her head around and around her finger. "It's a nitty-gritty resourceful approach, and every penny goes into materials that we use to pay our petitioners. We looked for this acid strictly as a favor to (Lee)." The undercover cops reportedly wanted to buy up to $4,000 worth of LSD. "Considering our financial situation, they must have made Pebbles an offer she couldn't refuse," said Gebert, who says he had no part of the arrangements after the initial conversations.
"Acid is easy enough for us to get, although all we keep on the premises is a little pot." Trippet said she provided the cops with ALD, a mild LSD taste-alike that NEIL BOGART Records, film magnate dent of the Oakland club, as well as district governor, before becoming a member of the international board, where he served many years as treasurer before becoming president. He was an honorary member of the Kiwanis Club Oakland Foundation, the Last Man's Club, the Claremont Country Club and advisory chairman of the Red Cross. Mr. Rice is survived by his wife, Hazel, Oakland, and a sister, Marie Moore, Beaverton, Ore. Memorial services were held Friday, and inurnment was at Chapel of the Chimes, Oakland.
Ruth A. Davis Special to The Examiner SAN BRUNO Ruth A. Davis, 75, president of the San Francisco Dog Training Club and coordinator of dog obedience competitions in the Western states and Northern California, died at her home here Thursday. She was a founder and president of the Northern California Dog Owners Association, which drafted San Francisco's dog leash law and lobbied persistently for it in the early 1960s. She was a charter member and president of the Bay Cities co*cker Club "may even be legal." pleasure.
After Lee showed up Friday at 5 "I take acid whenever I can," said p.m. to pick up the drugs, Gebert said, Gebert, who lives at the old brewery he went back to work on the latest during his stays in The City but copy of "Joint Effort," put out in one of vacations in Mendocino. "I love the the old Hamm's beer tanks off the stuff." main coalition office. Gebert said that for pot advocates, "Twenty minutes later I heard some busts are occupational hazards. yelling.
I stuck my head out the "Everyone I know is getting busted. porthole window and a cop stuck a gun In fact, I don't know anyone who in my face," he said. "Then he pulled makes a living dealing who hasn't been me through the window by my hair busted," he said. and handcuffed "Of course, nothing much happens. "I was happy it was cops and not Twelve people in this city aren't likely robbers because the cops aren't as to convict you." bad." Yesterday, Gebert and Trippet sat The cops also had asked to buy in jail without bail money, waiting for cocaine, according to Gebert, but he initiative supporters to come to their and Trippet looked down their noses at aid.
the request. Gebert said he received only room "I personally don't know any co*ke and board and $20 a week as a 10-year dealers." Gebert said. "It's a different veteran of the legalize-pot movement class of people, so far removed from "plus gratefully accepted contributions organic health people. Marijuana deal- of the stuff." ers refuse to handle co*ke." Also arrested in the raid were Narcotics officers could not be Joseph V. Smith, 29; Norma Weissmreached for comment on the nature of man, 33; Ken Englander, 30; and the drugs confiscated or the case in Anthony Stadlman, 30.
Weissman was general. allegedly in Trippet's Volkswagen Neither Trippet nor Gebert denied parked outside the office when the that they mixed their business with arrests were made. Corruption in public projects -From Page B1 300-unit co-op housing project in Hunters Point. During the next six months, the district attorney's office said, it will continue to look into extortion complaints, as well as allegations of collusion, bribery, contract riggings, kickbacks, rakeoffs and bicycling the practice of taking a single employee to several job sites in the course of one day to pad the number of minorities on a work site. "It's really difficult to make inroads in this area because everyone benefits," Butterworth said, including contractors who may find it more expedient in the case of extortion to pay a relatively small sum rather than risk picketers or hassles with government officials over hiring practices.
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HARRIS, Blanche HEFFRON, Howard E. HUDDLESTON, Edward J. (MSG, U.S. Army Ret.) IRVING, Jane LEMS, Lena B. MARENGO, John MASCARINO, Valentina McKENZIE, Catherine MEYER, Mary Jane MILIAN, Osmaro (Tito) MILLER, Freda A.
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STOWE, Dr. Richard TAYLOR, Ellis G. TOM, Ruby Young VIVADO, Nestor D. von der LIETH, Eza S. WERTHEIM, Ida ALBERT, Helen In this city, May 7, 1982, Helen Albert; beloved wife of Harry Albert; loving mother of Dale and Steve Levinson, David and Marcy Albert; devoted grandmother of Arik and Joel Levinson, Brian and Darin Jill Albert; dear sister of Dr.
Henry Perlmutter; a loving aunt and friend to many. Services will be held Sunday 11:30 a.m. at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Divisadero St. at Geary. Contributions to Family Survival Project, 1736 Divisadero S.F., 94115, preferred.
BAROS, Dennis In Burlingame, May 5, 1982; a native of Colorado; aged 25 years; beloved son of Rose Baros; loving husband of Leona; beloved father of Kiani and Nicole Baros; dearest brother of three sisters and eight brothers; loving uncle of 22 loving nephews and nieces. Friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial, Monday, 9:30 a.m. at St. Charles Church. ROSARY TONIGHT.
May 9, 7 p.m., at CALIFORNIA FUNERAL SERVICE, CHAPELS OF SUHR WIEBOLDT, 1465 Valencia St. nr Army. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. 431-4227 BASHAM, Colleen C. In Palo Alto, May 5, 1982; beloved wife of Blake Basham of San Mateo; loving daughter of Thomas and Carolyn Burke of San Carlos; a native of Fresno; aged 31 years; a member of Sierra Club, 530 Bush S.F.
94108; Friends of the Earth, 124 Spear S.F. 94105; and Nuclear Freeze Campaign, 7250 Franklin Ste. 101, Los Angeles 90046. Funeral services held on day, May 10, 1 p.m., at the Valley United Presbyterian Church, 945 Portola Portola Valley. Interment, Alta Mesa Cemetery, Palo Alto.
Visitation, until Noon Monday, at the CRIPPEN FLYNN CHAPEL, 400 Woodside Redwood City. Contributions preferred to the above named organizations. BAUERMAN, Rose In San Francisco, May 7, 1982, Rose F. Bauerman; dearly beloved daughter of the late Flora Bauerman; loving sister of Robert B. Bauerman; a native of San Francisco; aged 68 years; an employee of Sears Roebuck Co.
for 50 years. Friends may visit after 2 p.m. Sunday and attend the funeral services 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 11 at ANDERSON'S, Valencia St. at 25th St.
Private interment, Olivet Memorial Park. ANDERSON'S FUNERAL PARLORS VISITOR PARKING BERNHEIM, Albert F. In S.F. May 6, 1982; loving husband of ry J. Campbell; great-grandfather of Sally Ann Harrigan; owner of a wholesale and tobacco business in S.F.
for 45 years. Private family services were held with inurnment in Golden Gate National Cemetery. Memorial contributions to your favorite charity preferred. BJORKQUIST, Gilbert In S.F., May 7, 1982; dearly beloved husband of Agnes DeMartini Bjorkquist; devoted father of Robert G. and James M.
Bjorkquist; beloved grandfather of Robert F. and Lynn Bjorkquist; loving brother of Raymond F. Bjorkquist and uncle of several nieces and nephews; loving father-in-law of Marilyn and Kimberly Bjorkquist; life member of St. Ignatius Fathers Club. Friends may visit Monday from 3 to 9 p.m.
at CURRIVAN'S CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET. 2550 Irving St. (at 26th Rosary Monday 8 p.m. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. from Currivan's.
Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m., St. Cecilia's Church, Vicente St. and 17th Ave. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Contributions to St.
Ignatius College Preparatory Scholarship Fund or American Heart preferred. COFFEE, Dorothy J. (Winkler) May 6, 1982; survived by her three sons and two daughtersin-law Larry and Sally Winkler of Grants Pass, Oregon, Frank and Peggy Winkler and Ronald Winkler of Ben Lomond; her three daughters and two sonsin-law Judy Winkler of Santa Cruz, Barbara and Michael Fitzgerald of Gold Hill, Oregon, Marilyn and Preston Dyson of Santa Cruz: her two sisters Ruth Imhoff and Alice Johnston both of Larkspur, grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of two; also survived by one niece, one nephew and other close relatives; a native of SF; aged 63. Services will be conducted at Irvin M. Smith Sons CHAPEL OF THE FOUR SEASONS, 1050 Cayuga Santa Cruz Monday May 10th at 2 p.m.
Friends may call at the Irvin M. Smith Sons LITTLE PINE CHAPEL Sunday from 5 until 9 p.m. Interment Felton Cemetery, Felton, Calif. Cremations Socorro Bernheim; loving father of Albert Jr. and George Bernheim, Jeffrey Herman and Rochelle Blumenfeld.
Friends are invited to the funeral Monday at 8:30 a.m. from DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake D.C.; thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9 a.m. Interment, Woodlawn Cemetery. ROSARY SUNDAY 4 P.M. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY BERRY, Walter Gerald, Sr.
(Jerry) In this city, May 4, 1982; beloved husband of Stella Berry; loving father of Walter G. Berry, Jr. of Maui, Mary Ellen Campbell of Daly City; devoted grandfather of Tod Berry, Susan Russell, Lynne Harrigan and Sally Berry, Mark T. and Grego- NEPTUNE SOCIETY A Beautiful Alternative To The Costly, Involved Funeral-Cemetery System Pre-Death Arrangements Made FREE Immediate Literature HELP Call 771-0717 680 Beach Street, SF 94109 BYRGAN SOCIETY COMPLETE SF441-4699 Burl 343-5511 CONWAY, Mary Agnes Of this City, May 6, 1982; loving daughter of the late John and Mary Ann Conway: dear sister of Isabelle Hely and the late Andrew J. and Gerald Conway and Sr.
Mary Baptista, S.M.: loving aunt of John, Andrew, Philip and Kevin Conway, Mary Rita Fetherston, Patricia Costabile and Nancy Holland; also several nieces and nephews; a native of Belfast, Ireland; aged 83 years; member, St. Peter's Alumnae Madonna Club; and Y.L.I.: year U.S. Government employee. Friends may call Saturday after 2 p.m., and are invited to the Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., from DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY. 500 Westlake D.C.; thence to St.
Brigid's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Sunday afternoon, 4 o'clock. Donations to Our Ladies Home for Elderly, Foothill and 35th Oakland, preferred. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY Mary E.
At rest, May 8, 1982; beloved wife of James Cooney; loving mother of Roger Cooney and Joan McGuire; idolzied grandmother of James and Theresa Cooney, Thomas, Michelle, Dennis and Mary Katherine McGuire; fond sister of Margaret Mcintyre; a retired operator of Pacific Telephone a native Butte, Mont. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, May 10 at 11:30 a.m. from DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd thence to Most Holy Redeemer Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 12 noon.
Interment, Holy Cross Cem. Rosary 3:30 p.m. Sunday. SPACIOUS PARKING CROWELL, Howard C. May 6, 1982; beloved husband of Angie Crowell; loving father of Martha Anne Dixon and Thomas Crowell; grandfather of five; also survived by many nieces and nephews; member of ApolloLodge, No.
123, 1.0.0.F.: and Typographical Union, Local 21; retired employee of the Chronicle, where he was a Printer for many years. Rosary, Sunday evening, 7 o'clock, followed by OddfellowsServices at HALSTED-N. GRAY 4000 -19th Ave. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Monday morning, 9 o'clock, at St. Andrew's Church, Daly City.
Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. HALSTED-N. GRAY co. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING DAVIS, Ruth A. In Burlingame, May 6, 1982, Ruth A.
Davis; late of San Bruno; dear wife Henry Davis; dear mother of Kenn Davis and Ezekial Marko; a native of California; aged 75 years; associated with numerous dog clubs, and a judge for dog shows for 30 years. Funeral services, 2 p.m., Mon10, at the SAN BRUNO FUNERAL HOME, 200 W. San Bruno San Bruno. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park, Colma. Donations to Guide Dogs for the Blind, San Rafael.
DUNN, Mary Elizabeth In Mesa, AZ. May 6, 1982; beloved mother of Catherine Carpenter of CA; loving grandmother of Joan McCorkle of Tempe, AZ, Robert James Carpenter, Janet Hawk and Cathy Ruiz, all of California; a native of Port Costa, CA; aged 82 years; retired in 1968 as a Registered Nurse with Mary's Help Hospital in S.F. A Mass of Christian of Burial will be offered at St. Boniface Church, 133 Golden Gate S.F., Tuesday morning, May 11, at 9 a.m. followed by committal services at St.
Joseph's Cemetery, San CA. OL SON MORTUARY, Albany, in charge of arrangements. FENTON, Thelma H. (MacMahon) May 5, 1982; loving sister of William J. Pinard; also leaves nieces, nephews and her beloved Peter C.
Dellis; a native of San Jose, CA; aged 80 years. Rosary, Sunday afternoon, 3:30 o'clock, and Funeral Services, Monday morning, 10 o'clock, at HALSTED-N. GRAY 1123 Sutter St. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING HALSTED-N.
GRAY co. FLEISCHER, Marie R. At rest, May 8, 1982; beloved wife of Milton J. Fleischer, loving mother of Colleen Walsh and Carol Stack and beloved stepmother of Beverly Vreeburg, Dolores Spence- and Milton J. Fleischer, idolized grandmother of Sharon Guillestegui, James Walsh, Deborah, David, Dineen, Doreen and Dennis Stack, Theresa and Sam Fleischer and great-grandmother of Dolores and Marcus Guillestegui and Bridget and Jennifer Walsh; fond mother-in-law of Leo Walsh, John Stack and Cathie Fleischer; aged 79 years.
are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, May 11 at 8:30 a.m. from DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd thence to St. Charles Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9 a.m.
Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Rosary 7:30 p.m. Monday. SPACIOUS PARKING HARRIS, Blanche May 4, 1982; loving mother of Dorothy Chandler. CAREW ENGLISH successors to GODEAU FUNERAL HOME HEFFRON, Howard E. In Pacifica, May 7, 1982; beloved husband of the late Margaret M.
Heffron; loving father of Howard C. Heffron, Rose M. Halsey and Margaret L. Tillman; dear grandfather of Linda Spencer, Laura Heffron and Sandra Halsey, Amber, Heather, Kevin and Scott Tillman; loving greatgrandfather of Sara and Jesse Spencer; a native of aged 81 years. Friends may call at.
the Mortuary Sunday (today) after 1 p.m. and are invited to attend the funeral service Monday, May 10 at 9:30 a.m. at the Mortuary of W. C. LASSWELL 6154 Mission cor.
Wilson. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. HUDDLESTON, Edward J. (MSG U.S.
Army, Ret.) In S.F., May 7, 1982; dearly beloved husband of Olga Huddleston; loving father of Clayton and Marjorie Huddleston; brother of Jack, Bob, Con and Arlene Huddleston, Teresa Paoli and Alice Husband; adored grandfather of Brian and Timothy Huddleston; also survived by many nieces andnephews; a member of the Ukiah Lions Club. Private family services were held with inurnment at Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. Memorial contributions to St. Anthony's Kitchen, preferred. Arrangements by CALIFORNIA FUNERAL SERVICE of S.F.
431-4227 IRVING, Jane In this City, May 3, 1982; survived by a nephew, John Wigfall and his family of Virginia Beach, VA; Office Manager for D.N.& E. Walter Co. No services held at the request of the deceased. LEMS, Lena B. In S.F., May 7, 1982; beloved mother of Carolyn Staniey, Bettye Killeen, George and Bill Neathery, the late James E.
Neathery and 13 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. Private services held. Donations to Laguna Honda Hospital Volunteers, 375 Laguna Honda S.F. MARENGO, John in Burlingame, May 7, 1982, late of San Bruno; loving father of Dina Marengo and Louise Marchi, both of San Bruno and father-in-law of Vincent Marchi; dear grandfather of Vince, Richard and Linda Marchi, Barbara and Richard Aiken and great-grandfather of Jeff and Greg Aiken and Nicholas Marchi; also survived by other nieces, nephews and relatives; a native of Argentina; aged 83 years; a member of I.C.F. No.
173 of Burlingame and the Cayuga Senior Leisure Club of S.F. The funeral will leave the CHAPEL OF THE HIGHLANDS, El Camino Real at Millwood Milibrae, Tuesday Dunstan's at 9:45 Catholic a.m. for Church in Millbrae, for a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Entombment. Holy Cross Cemetery.
Recitation of the Rosary Monday at 8 p.m. at the CHAPEL OF THE HIGHLANDS. Contributions to the American Heart preferred. MASCARINO, Valentina May 5, 1982; dearly beloved wife of the late Pete Mascarino; loving mother of Cecelia Cirimele; a native of Italy; aged 80 years young: owner of Valentina of S.F. on Sutter a member of Circolo Regina Margherita No.
47; U.A.O.D. Cornelia Dei Gracchi Lodge No. 1587, Sons of Italy. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday and are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, May 11 at 10:30 a.m.
from the Chapels of VALENTE-MARINIPERATA 4840 Mission thence to the Church of the Epiphany, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11 a.m. Entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. 333-0161 McKENZIE, Catherine May 7. 1982; beloved wife of the late Malcolm McKenzie; devoted mother of Thomas, William, John and Duncan McKenzie, the late Malcolm, Walter and Howard McKenzie; loving grandmother of 15 grandchildren; a native of Drogheda, Co.
Louth, Ireland; a member of Local No. 6, Warehousemans Union. Visitation after 1 p.m. Monday at REILLY 29th Dolores Sts. Funeral Tuesday 8:30 a.m.
from REILLY thence to St. Kevin's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. GOODWIN SCANNELL MEYER, Mary Jane In this city, May 1, 1982; aged 89 years; widow of Fred "Hap" Meyer; survived by two cousins, Pearl J.
Merchant of Burlingame and Walter B. Johnson of La Jolla. Private inurnment, Cypress Lawn Cemetery. MILIAN, Osmaro (Tito) In S.F. May 6, 1982; survived by ents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pablo Milian: one brother, Nelson; many friends relatives; member, Teamster's Local, No. 856. Memorial Service, Monday, May 10, 10 a.m., at the NEP. TUNE SOCIETY CHAPEL, 1 Lorraine Court nr Stanyon, S.F.
MILLER, Freda A. May 7, 1982, Freda A. Miller; loved mother of William Miller of Sacramento; beloved sister of Gertrude Whitney of S.F. and the late Med Jenny of Portland, loved grandmother of three grandchildren. Services Monday afternoon o'clock at HALSTED-N.
GRAY 1123 Sutter St. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING HALSTED-N. GRAY co. successors to Gantner-Felder-Kenny MULCAHY, Louise A. May 6, 1982; beloved wife of the late Bert M.
Mulcahy; loving mother of Fr. Richard E. Mulcahy, S.J., Bernice Bolla, Jack Mulcahy and the late Cecilia Reichlin; loving grandmother of eight grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren; aged 92 years. Funeral Services were held followed by a Mass of Christian' Burial at St. Ignatius Church.
Interment, Monday, at Holy Cross Cemetery. CAREW ENGLISH MYERS, John Matthew In S.F.. May 1, 1982; dear son of the late Stanley and Mary Meacham; brother of Dorothy Roberts of Mission Viejo; also survived by many nieces and nephews; a native of Oregon; aged 58 years. Private services held COMISKY ROCHE Dolores 16th S.F. RONALD BROWN, DIRECTOR PAPINEAU, Mark D.
In S.F., May 6, 1982; loving son of Mrs. Claireen Papineau. Services and entombment, Nashville, Tenn. HOGAN, SULLIVAN BIANCO PARROTT, Georgiana Baffico At rest in Pacifica, May 6, 1982; wife of Stephen mother of Lisa Anne and Jill Catherine; daughter of George and Angela Baffico of Napa; granddaughter of Catherine Veglia of So.S.F.: sister of Tom Baffico of Napa, Catherine Furtado of So.S.F. and Diana Mogel of Fortuna; native of San Francisco; aged 40 years.
Funeral Mass will be held Sunday, May 9, 1982, commencing at 7:30 p.m.. at the St. Peter's Catholic Church, 700 Oddstad Pacifica. Private inurnment. Arrangements under the direction of NAUMAN LINCOLN CHAPEL BY THE SEA MORTUARY.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Youth Activities, St. Peter's Church. Family visitation, 5:30 p.m.; Public Visitation, 6:30 p.m. REDICK, Ernest Lt. Col.A.U.S.
(Ret.) In May 6, 1982; husband of Mary C. and the late Dorothy Redick; loving son of Margaret Christian; father of Ernest N. Redick, Ill and Robert B. Redick, Bill, Mary Kay, Carolyn, Marty, Matt, Beth, Paul and the late Mike Rivette; grandfather of Catherine, Joan and Anne Redick, James and Janese Tyree; a native of S.F.: aged 67 years; a retired Lt. of S.F.F.D.; member of Presideo Officer's Club; R.O.A.; S.F.
Firefighter's Union, 798; S.F. Firefighter's Post, No. 97, American Legion. Friends may attend the Funeral, Monday, May 10, 9:15 a.m., from ANDERSON'S, Valencia St. at 25th thence to the Chapel of Our Lady, Presideo, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m.
Scripture Reading, Sunday, 7:30 p.m., at Anderson's. Interment, Presideo National Cemetery. Contributions to St. Anthony's Dining Room or St. Anthony's Bell Tower Fund, 3215 Army S.F.
94110, preferred. ANDERSON'S FUNERAL PARLORS VISITOR PARKING REID, Mary A. At rest, May 7, 1982; beloved wife of the late Thomas D. Reid; loving mother of Michael A. Reid; idolized grandmother of Thoams D.
and Kathy Reid; fond sister of John Anern and the late James and Thomas Ahern. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, May 10 at 8:30 a.m. from DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd thence to St.
Kevin's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9 a.m. Interent, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary 4 p.m. Sunday. SPACIOUS PARKING RUBINO, Nick J.
In Daly City, May 5, 1982; loving father of Rose Thoms, Sam and Ronald Rubino, loving brother of Mary Rubino; dear grandfather of Gail Folan and Carole Thoms; dear great-grandfather of Cassie, Courtney and Carli Folan; aged 83 years. Friends are invited to Monday, attend 2 a Memorial Service, p.m., in the Chapel of Woodlawn Memorial Park. Donations to Cerebral Palsy Foundation, pref. Duggan's Serra Mortuary SCHUSTER, E. Ellen In this city, May 6, 1982; beloved wife of the late William A.
Schuster; loving sister of Mark H. Clifford; survived by nieces, nephews and other loving relatives. Friends are invited to attend a GRAVESIDE Service at Olivet Memorial Park, Monday, May 10, 1:30 p.m. Memorials to the Heart Assoc. preferred.
W.C. LASSWELL CO. SILVER, Emile E. (Jack) Of husband of Ruth Silver; devoted Hayward, May 1 1982; loving father of Judy Silver of Hayward and the late Sandra Vitorelo; dear brother of Adele Fahey of S.F.; uncle of Winnie Malone of Santa Maria and William Crowley of S.F.; also survived by other dear relatives; a member of Plumber's and Steamfitter's Local, No. 38 of S.F.: and Warehousem*n's Local, No.
a native of Hayward; aged 83 years. Rosary and Mass of Christian Burial, Monday, May 10, 7:30 p.m., at St. John's Church, 264 East Lewelling San LorenzO. Visitation at GRISSOM'S SAN LORENZO CHAPEL, 267 E. Lewelling San Lorenzo, until 6 p.m., Monday.
Interment private, Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma. Donations to St. Anthony's Dining Room or a charity of your choice. GRISSOM'S CHAPEL Florists WESCO FLOWERS Fresh Flowers Good Value Credit Cards Accepted 3811 Noriega, SF 564-0346 SPALASSO, Adam R. Of Pleasant Hill, May 6, 1982; dear son of Randy and Mary Spalasso; brother of Joshua Spalasso; grandson of John and Carla Spalasso, Edward and Barbara Sanford: great -grandson of Italo and Adelaide Parducci; also survived by other relatives; a native of Oakland; aged 3 months.
Friends are invited to attend the Rosary and Mass the Angels, Monday, May 10, 7:30 p.m., in the Mortuary. Private interment. Memorials to the Children's Hospital preferred. ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY 3476 Piedmont Oakland STOWE, Dr. Ricnard May 8, 1982; beloved husband of Eva Stowe; devoted son of Ray and Ilda Stowe; loving brother of Rosemary Johnson; dear uncle of Ellen and Rita Marie Carroll, Ann Markovich, Terry and Douglas Johnson and many other nieces and nephews; a member and past resident of Calif.
Veterinary Medical Assoc. and a memer of American Veterinary Medical Association. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Monday, Funeral Tuesday, REILLY May 11 at 11:30 a.m. from 29th Dolores thence to St.
Philip's Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 12 noon. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday 8 p.m. GOODWIN SCANNELL TAYLOR, Ellis G. In this City, May 7, 1982; beloved husband of Marie L.
Taylor; loving stepfather of Joseph Troia; loving grandfather of Richard and Stephen Troia; loving brother of Lee and Roy Taylor: loved by many nieces and nephews; a native of Oklahoma; a member of Building Service Employees Local Friends may call at the CHAPELS OF AURTHUR J. SULLIVAN 2254 Market St. bet 15th 16th Sts. between 1 and 9 p.m. Funeral service, Monday, 11 a.m.
Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, TOM, Ruby Young In Santa Clara, May 6, 1982; wife of the late Kay Yue Tom; mother of Raymond and Roger Tom: grandmother of Allen, Brian, Cheryl, Jennifer and Karen Tom; sister of Wilfred Young; a native of Honolulu, Hawaii; aged 62 years. Private funeral services were held on Friday, May 7. Family prefers that any expression of remembrance be made to the First Chinese Baptist Church, 1 Waverly S.F. 94108. HALSTED-N.
GRAY CO. 1123 Sutter St. successors to MARTIN BROWN VIVADO, Nestor D. In Walnut Creek, May 5, 1982, after a brief illness; resident of Benicia and San Francisco; Manager of Engineering Operations of the Cerrejon Coal Project for MorrisonKnudsen Co. in Columbia, South America; formerly with Brown Caldwell of Walnut Creek as Director of Latin American Operations; an Instructor at Solano Community College: was widely known for his expertise in the field of Civil Engineering; a member of several professional societies; he was an Alumnus of University of California, Berkeley, where he resided at International House; survivors include his wife, Betty Marie Vivado; three daughters, Nancy A.
Sayer of Paris, France, Patricia Vivado of New York, Holly Packard of Richmond, VA; two sons, Derek Packard of Sacramento, David Kerlin of Berkeley; four grandchildren, Nicholas Sayer, Rebecca, Sarah Peter Kerlin. A Memorial Service will be held at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Van Ness S.F.. Monday, May 10, 11 a.m. The family suggests that donations be made to the Nestor D.
Vivado Memorial Fund, St. Luke's Episcopal Church, S.F. von der LIETH, Eza S. In St. Helena, CA, May 5, 1982; beloved wife of the late Harold Otto von der Lieth, M.D.; loving mother of Marie D.
Frick and Robert H. von der Lieth; sister of the late Alex Sarthou of Porterville; devoted grandmother of Walter P. "Tim" Frick, Ill, Alexandra Frick Escher, Robert H. von der Lieth, G.A. von der Lieth, and John G.
von der Lieth; great-grandmother of Cassandra M. Escher and Christopher B. Escher: endeared aunt of Gardner von der Lieth and Harold von der Lieth; mother-in-law of Alice de Bonis von der Lieth and Walter Paul Frick; devoted dear sister-inlaw of Eveleen von der Lieth; a native of Porterville. CA. Rosary, Monday, 8 p.m., at the Memorial Chapels of CAREW AND ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave.
Valet Parking. Funeral, Tuesday, 9 a.m., from CAREW AND ENGLISH; thence to St. Vincent De Paul Church, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Contributions to St.
Helena Health Center, Deerpark, CA 94576, preferred. construction projects in the area. That contention is disputed by contractors and other city officials. Minority contractors and neighborhood housing activists agree that outright corruption and other legally suspect practices were preventing minorities from fully benefiting from the construction boom. They contend that the construction boom was ripe for exploitation because of high unemployment among minorities and a reluctance of white contractors to hire minorities, and because two government agencies responsible for monitoring projects were less than diligent in their oversight.
"For years we have been trying to get the Redevelopment Agency to stay on top of the contractors so extortion wouldn't exist and really push affirmative action programs," said Claude Carpenter, former chairman of the Bayview-Hunters Point Joint Housing Committee, an organization authorized by law to review all major construction projects in the area. "We constantly brought it to their attention that people were not getting work," Carpenter said. The Redevelopment Agency is responsible for monitoring major projects built on urban renewal land, such as the post office and the convention center. Under agency Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) guidelines, 15 percent to 20 percent of the construction dollar must go to minority-owned businesses. The city Human Rights Commission has responsibility for city projects that require minority participation of between 10 and 25 percent.
At the same time, the Redevelopment Agency requires contractors to make a "good-faith effort" to give 50 percent of all jobs on a craft-by-craft basis to residents in the community where the project is located. Community activists and contractors say the residential hiring requirement poses difficulty in an area such as Hunters Point, which has an abundance of painters, carpenters and laborers but few plumbers and electricians. "If a contractor couldn't meet his goals, he should contribute in some other way," Carpenter said, "rather than putting money in an extortionist's pocket." With an unemployment rate of more than 40 percent, residents find it frustrating because they can't find work at construction projects where millions are being spent, according to Oliver Patterson, a painting contractor working at the postal facility. "They watch white workers at 7 and 7:30 in the morning pulling in in their nice big trucks and cars, and taking money back out to Concord," Patterson said. Harold Brooks, head of Business Development an association of black contractors, also contended that minority firms fronting for white organizations have been able to win large MBE contracts and deprive genuine minority firms of large awards.
"The problem comes because it is too easy for major contractors to find a minority who will lend his name." Brooks said. Brooks said black contractors complained to the Human Rights Commission about the award of a major MBE contract at the southwest sewerage project to a venture they felt was a minority front. The $30 million award went to a joint venture composed of a black trucking firm and a white excavation company, he said. The firm previously had never done heavy, underground excavation, according to Brooks, and don't jump into it without any previous experience and knowhow, especially when you're not engineer yourself." But, The City claimed it "could find nothing wrong" with the joint venture. Stanley Lim, a monitoring official with the Human Rights Commission, said an investigation is conducted into the ownership of each MBE firm that is not listed in the commission's MBE directory.
"Ninety percent of the time, they are legitimate," Lim said. WERTHEIM, Ida Entered into rest, May 8, 1982, Ida Wertheim; devoted wife of the late Moritz Wertheim, M.D.; beloved aunt of Herb and Marcia Solmsen, Frida and the late Ernest Roof and dear friend to those who knew her. Services will be held Monday 1 p.m. at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Divisadero St.
at Geary. Interment, Home of Peace Cemetery. Contributions to your favorite charity, preferred. In Memoriam ALEXANDER, Josephine S. in loving memory of my dear mother.
Daughter BALDOCCHI, Ella In memory of my beloved mother, today and every day. Dorothy CHRISTENSEN, Nancy J. Time flies, suns rise and shadows fall. Let time go by, love is forever over all. We love you more than yesterday, less than tomorrow.
Your Family CONROY, Margaret (0'Shea) My eternal love today ways, to one of God's Special Creations, my Angel Mother. KATHLEEN DEIMEL, Frank H. and Rosalee Late of San Francisco and San Rafael. In fond memory. DEMEREE, Ralph and Betty Who passed away one year ago.
Sadly missed by family andfriends. GOFAS, Angela Miss you and remember you today and every day. Daughter, Yota GOLDFINGER, Joseph In loving memory of Joseph Goidfinger. His wife and children HARRIS, Vera F. Mother, you are always in my thoughts and deeply missed.
Jean LAZZARI, Dorothy (Dot) April 21, 1982. Sweet to remember when you were here. Ernie and Rich PAPE, Edna Your unselfish love lives forever. Adoring Daughter. PENDERGAST, Ellen T.
In memory of our dear mother on Mother's Day. Hachette Pendergast Family REHFELD, Jewel Remembrance to my dearest mother, today. Love, Dorothy ROBERTS, Ginger Jan. 26, 1982. Till memory fades and life departs You live forever in our hearts.
Husband, Overton, Jr. Mother, Ida L. Spikes. RYAN, Margaret Our loving thoughts are with you today and always. Your Family TO place a MEMORIAL DAY message, in memory of a departed loved one, call: Miss Ford, 777-7320 Funeral Directors GRAY CO.
1123 Sutter 4000 19th Ave. SF 673-3000 24 Hrs. All Services Itemized Valente Marini Perata Co. 4840 Mission SF 333-0161.
