Daatha, Funeral Announcements baatht, Funeral Announcamantt 20 Part I- Tiies, April 27, 1976 lo Snttltft Zimti REDLINING RULES VITAL RECORDS WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS NATIONAL FORECAST FOR APRIL 27, 1976 3DW 30 Continued from Third Page those areas where it is now declining and hopefully even bring it back in those areas where it has disappeared." "We are not telling people to make bad loans. We are telling people to assess it in a fair and honest way and not make a blanket, systematic exclusion as the redlining of those areas indicates." Burns said "by far the biggest slice" of home loans in the state are handled by state-chartered savings and loan associations. Deaths at Rail Crossings Drop SAN FRANCISCO IjPI Traffic deaths decreased substantially at California railroad crossings after $10 million was spent to install automatic gates and other protection at 479 crossings, according to a state study released Monday. The study, conducted by the state Public Utilities Commission, said that in the three years prior to the improvements, there were 519 accidents at those crossings which killed 79 and injured 258. During the three years after the improvements, there were only 126 accidents, 29 deaths and 76 injuries reported.
3050 CLEAR QPARTIYCIOUOV WIND DIRECTION 082 30.00 1 VfHoeNuc 1. V-' jN CCXD WARM STATIONARY FRONT FRONT FRONT 777 AMANUO UTTie OaC MtMMGHAM ATl' VI yrVX- SANTA MARIA SANtA BA.IA.A "''i -mvEiisiof OCCLUDCD 152170 F46 74 FRONT 1 53166 1 LxJ't anahiw a a 58 iinMXHif SP Jfunerat jDirectorg CIOUOY 1 53166 1 1 COSTA MESA I NEWPORT LOWS AND UISHS 'A I I I waik SNOW I ton TUiSPAY I Ul5565( CONTMUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS: VHF 162.55 PREPARED COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NAVARRET, Peter, loving brother of Mary Louise Klabunde of Santa Monica, Bertha Semtnarto of Laguna Hills, Anne Wallace of Santa Monica, Jeannette Lahitte of Laguna Hills and Mary Navarre! of Palmdale; also survived by several nieces and nephews Recitation of the Rosary this evening 7:30 pm at the Chapel of Moeiler, Murphy 4k Morllrr, Santa Monica Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, 10 am. at St Monica Catholic Church. Family prefers contributions to the Santa Monica Hospital Cancer Fund. OSIAS.
Karl, beloved father of Edward (Ruth) Oslas, Clara (Harry) Ravtlz and Minnie (Sun) Chort-koff; also survived by 6 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Service Tuesday, 11 am. at Groman Mortuary Chapel. Groman-Edea Mortuary, directors. PATTERSON, Katherlne survived by a twin sister, Nellie Hunter; brother, Mathew Leahy; 1 son, Rayburn V.
Patterson of Northridge; 3 daughters, Mrs. Frank Coryell of Hawaii, Mrs. Charles W. Swan of Panorama City and Mrs. Doris Jones of West Covins; 13 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Patterson, a native daughter, was born September 6, 1890 of pioneer parents of Irish descent and was a member of Hartnett Family Association. An employee of Times Mirror Classified Ad Dept. In the 1940s. Service Wednesday, April 28 at 8 pm.
at St Genevieve Catholic Church, Roscoe Blvd, Panorama City. Mrs. Patterson will be In state at J.T. Oswald Mortuary, 11020 Camarillo, North Hollywood Tuesday, 2-5 pm and 7-9 pm and Wednesday 2-5 pm PETERSON, Maude beloved mother of Miss Viola W. Peterson and Cyril C.
Peterson; grandmother of David and Richard Carlson; aunt of Mrs. Winifred Amodeo. Service 9 am, Wednesday at the Old North Church, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary. POCHO.
Vincent, beloved husband of Josephine; brother of Brow- strau Pochodowicz. Funeral service Wednesday, 130 pm at Utter McKlnley's Highland rare. POWER. Robert of Temple Citv. Beloved husband of Marc la; father of Robert D.
Rosary 730 pm, Wednesday at Lee R. Hill Mortuary City. Funeral Mass 10 am, Thurs day at at Luxe tainonc uiurcn, Tpmn fltv- PRESTON, Felicia Fay, beloved mother of Thomas s.w. rTesion; sister of Mrs. Joyce Barthelson; also survived by 3 grandchildren.
Service 2 pm, Saturday at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Fomd Lawn Mortuary ROSS, Otto J. J. T. Oswald Mortuary, Reseda ROhENBAl'M.
Ell. former Vice President and National sales Manager of David Michael Co, Inc, nationally known flavoring manufacturing firm; died Friday at Barlow Hospital following a protracted Illness. He served as an Instructor at Saumur Artillery School in World War I as a lieu-tenant of field artillery. Mr. Rouen baum graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, Class of 1917.
He Is survived by his wife, Roberta; and his sisters. Dr. Katherlne Sturgis of Philadelphia, Mrs. Harold R. Lichten of Atlantic City, NJ.
and Louise Rosskam of Roosevelt, NJ. Private Interment. Pierre Brothers' Hollywood, directors. ROTHSCHILD. alter Gromaa Mortuary, directors 8ARNOFF.
Morrh. husband of the late Tlllle Sarnoff: beloved father of Yetta (Sol) Snitkoff, Milton (Neddy) Samoff, Dorothy (Sol) Schaller, Edward Sarnoff and Rama Samoff; brother of Samuel and Alex Sarnoff and Nina Be-chek; beloved grandfather of 11. Service 1 p.m, Tuesday at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Siaal Mortuary. SCHAEFFER.
Goldle Gromaa Mortuary, directors SHIPP. John H. Dilday Family. Long Beach SIMPSON. Harry J.
Form Lawn-Hollywood Hilh S1SLIAN. larob Pierre Brothers' Hollywood directors (4M-S181) Sl'SHMAN, Sam Mount Sinai Mortuary SWING, Lillian beloved sister of Martha Swing. Memorial service Wednesday, 11 am. at Ritter Chapel, Wilshlre United Methodist Church. In lieu of flowers, friends may send donations to Wilshlre United Methodist Church or P.E.O.
Home, 700 Stoneman Ave, Alhambra, 91801. Reed Bros. L.A. (732-4115). TETZLAFF.
Walter F. Pierre Brothers Hollywood directors (45-5181) THOMAS, Raymond proprietor ot tuy Auto Repairs, 4ui tast Vernon Ave, Los Angeles; expired April 23, 187a Memorial services have been scheduled for Wednesday, April 28, 1976 at 10 am at First Evergreen Missionary Baptist Church, 1200 North Wilmington Ave, Compton, Calif. Interment In. Woodlawn Memorial Park, Compton, Calif. Ashley-Grigsby charge.
California Forecasts GOLDSTEIN, Rubin, beloved father of Pauline Auerbsch (Haymono.) and Esther Berlin (Sol); also survived by 4 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Sei'vice Tuesday, 2 pm at Hollywood Ceriietery Chapel. Interment in Beth Olam Cemetery. Groman-Edrn Mortuary, directors. GREENBERG, Sam, beloved hus band of Wynne ureenDerg; loving father of June Moray, Dolores Kantor and Richard Greenberr, also survived by 10 grandchildren and 3 great-grand-chtldren.
Cremation Society of Calif, Inc. HARING, Lucy Theresa Callanan Mortuary HAWLEY, Ray Lee, beloved husband of Mrs, Blythe W. Hawley; father of Mrs Blythe Rae Keen-an, Mrs. Barbara Llpman and Mrs. Patricia J.
Flsk; brother of Mrs Vera J. McMunin; also survived by 7 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Visitation for friends 4-9 pm, Tuesday. Graveside service 11 am, Wednesday in Forest Lawn- uienaaie. Forest Lawn Mortuary.
HAYS, Margaret H. Forrfil Lawn-Hollywood Hills HAYASHI. Bhoso. beloved husband of Nami. father of Klnji of Cleveland and Mrs June Nakashlma Visitation 7:30 pm and service a April a at irst rres- byterian Church of Altadena, 2775 North Lincoln Ave, Altadena f*ckul Mortuary, directors.
HOLLAND. Sumner Dassed awav April 25, 197a Beloved husband of Feme; also survived by 1 sis ter, Agnes uyrne; nieces ana i nenhew. Service 1130 am, Wednesday at the Chapel of Turner a Stevens' Alhambra. Please omit flowers. JENKINS, Albert E.
J.T. Oswald Mortuary. Reseda JEW'ETT, Rhea S. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills JOHNSON. Adrian naased awav April 24, 1976 in North Little Rock.
Ark: born August 9. 1914 In Nebraska; a former 40 year resident of Los Angeles and South Bary area. Survived by wile, caneen of Arkansas; daugn-ter, Debra Weesner of Torrance; sons, Edward and William John- Burt Johnson of San Jose, and grandsons, Robby and Kit Weesner. Member of Pentalpha Lodge iso. wt, ajh.
Service Tuesday, 11 am. at Green Ills Memorial Chapel. En. tombment will follow In Green Hills Memorial Park. Green Hills Mortuary, San Pedro, directors KENDALL.
Belly M. Reed Bros. UA. (7J2-811J) KLEIN. Roue R.
Service Tuesday, 1 pm at Gro-man-Eden Chapel In Eden Mem orial Park. Uroman-Edea Mortuary, directors. KUJAVSKI. Judith Lynn Gromaa Mortuary, directors LAWS, Kenneth 8., resident of OM; died ADril 26. 1976.
A Los An geles realtor. Survived by his wife. Virginia: son and daughter. Service Wednesday, 10 am. at Clausen Funeral Home, OJal.
Graveside service Wednesday, 1 pm in ingiewooa uemeiery. I.F.AC. Mlaa Fuatai Vesper service 6 pm, Wednes day at Koaeaaie cemetery i na- prL Prayer service 6 pm, Friday at Schaefle Memorial Conireaa. tlonal Church (12th at Ken more.) Service Saturday, 9 am at the church. Interment In Roaedale Cemetery.
Roaedale Mortuary, (734-3155). LOENTHAL. Morrla. beloved hus band of Lillian; loving father of Eiyse tjeitrey) Arum orotner ot Jennie Davidson. Service Wednesday, 12 noon at Groman-Eden Chapel in Eden Memorial Park.
Gronaa-Edra Mortuary LOONEY. Mary survived bv daughters, Lillian Shannon and Lorraine Taylor, 3 grandsons and 1 greatranaaaugnier. Mass 1 pm, Wednesday at Holy Cross Mausoleum Chapel, Culver City. LOVE. Walter passed awav Anil 23, 1976; a well-known land developer In the Downey area for the past 26 years He Is survived by his wife, Bern Ice.
Service Thursday, 2 pm at the rirst Baptist cnurcn of uowney. Interment In Rose Hills Memorial Park, Mlller-Mles-MrCoaib Mortuary, directors. Ll'BTER. Dr. Sam beloved father of Arnold (Doris) Luster, dear brother of Gladys Sals burg; adoring grandfather of Cindy, Jeff, Brad and Cathie; also survived by faithful dog, Harry.
Service 1 am. Wednesday at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount stnai Memorial rant Mount Waal Mortuary. MARSHALL Margaret M. DUdas Family, Lakewood. MERLO, Anthony, husband of Ina Meno.
Visitation Wednesday 12 noon to 2 pm at Reed (732-6115). MURPHY, Helena Mass or Christian Burial today, 10 am at St Sebastian Catholic Church. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetary. Price-Daniel Mor-tuary. directors.
(213) 629-4411 Call for helpful service. Tmtms Classified Ads 17 29.80 "29.50 EXTENDED FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS: Extended forecast for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Fair with some nlaht and morning coastal fog and low clouds on Thursday and Friday. Increasing clouds likely by Friday night giving a chance of showers around Saturday. Little warmer days and nights.
Highs 65 to 73 near coast and In 70s Inland. Highs In mountains In 60s and lows at night 30s to 40. Lows coastal areas from 40s In valleys to near 50 at beach cities. MARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXI CAN BORDER: Small craft advisory In effect from Point conception to Santa Monica and over outer coastal waters from Point Conception to San Clemente Island for north to northwest winds 15 to 25 knots with 3 to 5 foot seas. Elsewhere light variable winds night and morning hours becoming west to nortnwest 12 to 20 knots this afternoon with 2 to 3 foot westerly swells through tonight.
Patchy low clouds southern waters, otherwise fair weather. WESTERN FORECASTS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Con tinued fair through Wednesday. Local strong gusty northerly winds decreasing today. Highs today and Wednesday in the low 60s to low 70s. sierra NtVADA: partly cloudy with occasional snow flurries above 5000 feet through Wednes day.
Local strong gusty northerly winds. Continued cool. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Con tinued fair through Wednesday. Gusty northwesterly winds 15 to 25 men mainly west side of valley de creasing tonight. Highs today and Wednesday In the mid 60s to mid 70s.
SANTA MAR A SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA: Continued fair through Wednesday. Highs today and Wednesday in the mid 70s. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Fair through Wednesday. Highs today and Wednesday in the 60s and low 70s. SALINAS VALLEY: Fair through Wednesday.
Highs today and Wednesday In the mid 60s north to mid 70s south. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Con tinued fair through Wednesday but with gusty northerly winds 20 to 35 mph, decreasing today. Highs today and Wednesday In the mid 60s to low 70s. MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU ARFA- Variable cloudiness with a few snow flurries through Wednes day. Strong gusty northerly winds, decreasing late today.
Little tem perature change. LOCAL FORECASTS BEACH CITIES 20 30 00 A SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELES: Some patchy low clouds and fog near the coast early this morning and some low cloudiness tonight and Wednesday morning, otherwise fair today and Wednesday. Highs both days near 70. BEACHES: Local winds at times, otherwise fair today with some patchy low clouds or fog this morning. Highs today 65 to 75.
Water, 58. MOUNTAINS: Some gusty winds at times, otherwise fair today and Wednesday. Highs both days mostly in the 50s. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Fair today and Wednesday with highs both days 68 to 78. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Fair today and Wednesday with highs both days 68 to 78.
SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Fair today and Wednesday with highs both days 68 to 78. ORANGE COUNTY: Locally windy at times, otherwise fair today with some patchy low clouds or fog along the coast this morning. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Some gusty winds today over the eastern deserts, otherwise fair through Wednesday with highs both days mostly in the 60s upper deserts and in the 70s to low 80s lower deserts. SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Fair today and Wednesday. Daatha, Funeral Announcement! TYLER.
Mildred sister of Vivian Tyler. Visitation Tuesday 4-6 pm at Reed (732-6115) Van KERHEN. Lionel William, late of Los Angeles. Survived by 2 sisters and 1 brother of Michigan. Funeral service Thursday at syisema Mortuary, Muskegon, Mich.
Arrangements by Scovern Mortuary ,8 a soutn Brand Blvd. Glendale VERDUGO. Maria J. Utter McKlnley's East LA. WALKER.
George beloved husband of Zelda M. Walker. Service 11 am, Wednesday, at the Church of Our Saviour Episcopal Church, 535 West Roses Rd, San Gabriel. Private Interment In Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary.
WARNER. Nell C. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills WEDDLE. Marion Lucille Service 130 pm. Tuesday at Breaee Brothers ai Gillette.
WEISS, Roarlyn. beloved wife of Harry T. Weiss loving mother of Florence Augustenberg; sister of Dorothy Levine; also survived by 2 granddaughters and I great-grandson. Service 12 noon, Wednesday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary.
Family prefers donations to Marianne Frostlg Center of Educational Therapy, 5981 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles 90034. WOLF, Rose Groman Mortuary, directors ZALDIVAR, Maria G. Forest Lawn -Molly wood Hills IN MEM0RIAM In lovint Memory of TOMI 1KAHOSHI Who passed away April 27, 1965 Mom, the years pass on but the ache in our hearts remains Deeply missed by your children. Jf uneral Mvtttmi VMouNzSiNan MORTUARY CEMETERY 466-4171 787-7200 PIERCE-HAMROCK JAMES PIERCE CLARENCE PIERCE TEO PIERCE MARY HAMROCK fit Venice Blvd. RI.S-S231 Cunningham O'Connor ALHAMBRA 2894347 74S-02S7 LOS ANGELES HOLLYWOOD sssnso Bresee Bros.
Gillette S0 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. 74S-512S PIERCE BROTHERS 749-4151 utter Mckinley 388-2481 ROSEDALE MORTUARY Cemetery and Crematorium Low Cost Service 734-31SS Armstrong Family 1201 SO. HOPE ST. 747-S121 Forest Lawn Mortuaries TELEPHONE 2S4-3131 HOUSE OF HALL 1407 S.
Flower SL Rl 9-2211 Itif Itwooal Cemetery-Mortuary TcusMOHi snvitst II JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS Rl 9-1051 MORTUARIES Lm Angeles A Valley Rl. 8-2201 TR. 7-0335 CALLANAN MOITtMtlfS Stnrinf CottwJk Fsnilitl imt 191 10S JUKCIES HO 2-2264 GARDCN OtOVC Jt 4-7S76 GLASBAND WILLEN a 656-6260 782-3870 ROSE HILLS MORTUARY wnittier Oxford 9-0921 CREMATION SERVICES Neptune Society Your social Mcurity death benefil may cover our complala ttirvica for immadiata need or fraa portfolio, call 213831-0664 805962-9415 24 hrs. Om BH if Call Rosedale Cemetery Low Cost Removal and Cremation 734-3155 24 hr. Pre-reaistration ond card Cremation Disposal $253 Membership Not Required FOREST LAWN MORTUARIES CHAPEL OF THE PINES $250 -No Registration Fee 731-5179 CREMATION $225 ASK ABOUT PRE -NEED 213365-6273 San Fernando Mortuary CEMETERY Lots-Crypts HILLSIDES PRE -NEED SAVINGS OF 15-25 NOW thru May 31.
1976 6001 Centinela (213) 776-l93t 836-7860 LA. Odd Fellows Cemetery, minimum inter ment compieie wa.bi. near manr freeways. 213261-6151 INGLEWOO0 Park, 6 sraves. Evergreen jl3321-9808 sect.
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Heas. Prpty. 213371-1352 ROSE Hills Masonic Grdns, 4 plots side by side. 2134436776285137 2 LOTS La Sol Inglwd Park Cem. Pr.
pty. $400each. 2137630839 Smog SMOG FORECASTS There art no health advisories predicted today for the Los Angeles basin. There will be little or no smog and visibility will be 4 to 5 miles through the basin. ZDeatfja Funeral Announcements ANDRY.
Inn Arnulrons; Family, directors. ARISON, Susan Service Tuesday, 12 noon at Eternal Light Chapel in Eden Memorial Park. Groman-Edea ARM A( OUT. Robert born September 16, 1803 died March 27, 197a Funeral services were held at Mater Mortuary, Alhambra. Interment In Resurrection Cemetery, South San Gabriel.
BAKALI8, Keriakos Dilday Family, Long Beach BERGKKON, ('telle, loving mother of Noellne Regis: grandmother of Andrea Kostyzak; great-grand-mother of Kathryn, Karin, Annette and Jonathan Kostyzak; sister of Louise Loumagne, Suzanne Turon and Catherine Vergez. In lieu of flowers, family would appreciate donations to the Sis. ters Servants of Mary, 2131 West 27th St, Los Angeles, Calif. Time of services announced later. Cunningham 41 O'Connor Hollywood (655-7280).
BILDERBACK, Florence E. Utter McKlnley's Eagle Rock BITKKR. Sablna Sonia Mallnow A Silverman Mortuary BLAISIRE, Lloyd, of San Pedro; passed away Sunday. He was a former employee of American District TelearaDh Co: also a 30 year Navy retiree Survived by his wife, Janet of San Pedro; 2 daughters, 2 sons, 2 sisters, 3 brothers and grandchildren. Funeral service Friday, 11 am.
at MrNernevs Mortuary Chanel. San Pedro. Interment In All Souls cemetery. BOCK HACKER. Harold Prank McMillan Mortuary, Gardens BORDEN.
Cmdr. Leurti beloved husband of Mrs Virginia Clay Borden; brother of Mrs. Beatrice a Murphy and Mrs. Helen B. shlbe.
Service 1030 am, Wednesday at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, orest uwn-oienoaie. Forest Lawn Mortuary, CAFFERTY. John, of Gardens: passed away April 28, 1976; born June 4, 1893 In Wisconsin and had lived In the area 51 years. Survived by his wife, Gertrude sons, John A. and James 3 daughters, Margaret A.
Ruddy, Patricia M. Lee and Sister Margaret Rose Cafferty, CSJ; is grandchildren. 1 brother and 2 sisters. Evening Mass will be said Wednesday, April 28 at 730 pm at Maria Reglna Catholic Church (135th at van Ness). Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
A. M. Gamby Mortuary Xomlta, directors. COHEN. Rath, beloved daughter of Chester and Mltzle Cohen; loving sister of Rachel, Daniel and Math- ew Cohen; granddaughter of Mol He Cohen, Moishe and Chalka Guv eer.
Service Wednesday, 3 pm at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. naunow at Silverman Mortuary, directors. COOK. Howard -Cookie." died April 22, 1976; survived by sons. Wil liam ana nooeri; iu granacnua-ren.
3 srreatTandchlldren. and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Evans of Illinois. Memorial service Friday, 1030 am at Los Angeles National Ce- meiary. DA1LEY.
Ore Peru Forest Lawa-Gleadale DAVIS, Arteae (Jaae Belts) Moaat Sinai Mortuary DOHERTY, Mary Ellea (O'Neill, died April 26, 1976. Beloved wife of Judge Emmett Doherty; loving mother of Emmett Doherty Jr; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, April 28, 1976 at 930 am at Cathedral Chapel (9th at La Brea). Interment In Calvary Cemetery. Family requests remembrances to Chlldrens Hospital co Contributions Office, 465u Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles 90054. Cua-Ingham A Ovoesor Los Aa-rrtm l748-Ot7L DOLAN, Hoius Fomt Uwa-Gleadale DOMKNK'AU. Ada Forest Laws. Hollywood HUts EDBON. Cortes Marie Pierre Brothers South Pasadeaa (7M U11) EP8TEEN, Edward beloved husband of Ena; loving father of Natalie (Leo) Block; brother of Sally Nagel; also survived by 6 grand-children and 2 greatgrandchild, ren.
Service Wednesday, 10 am at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Mallnow Silverman Mortuary, directors ETTINGER, Norman beloved hus band of Shirley; loving father of Arthur James. Service 3 pm, Wednesday at "Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Moaat Siaal MortuaryJn lieu of flowers, family prefers donations to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children or Concern Foundation for Cancer Research. EVANS, Catherine M.
uaalnrham at OXoaaor Alhambra (Big-4147) FARRELL, Maarlre A. beloved hus band of Mrs Louise H. arrelL Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, 1030 am at Cathedral Chapel (9th at La Brea) Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Cuaalaghaas A OToaaor Los Aageles. (7494K97X FISHER.
H. Clinton, beloved hus band of Helen Fisher; loving father of Steve and Susan Fisher. Memorial service Thursday, 1 Sm. at Westwood Presbyterian lurch. Interment In Rose Hills Cemetary.
Family requests dona-lions to American Diabetic Association, 1127 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles 90019 for research only. Prtre-Daulel Mortuary, directors. FORMECA. Carmrlo, passed away April 25, 1976.
Loving father of William Formeca; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Prayer service 9 am, Wednesday at MrCormkk MortuaryJn-glewood. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery. FOWLER. Harriett McNeruev'a Wilminrtou FRAZIER.
Robert Lee Jr. Caliaaaa Mortuary4lrectors. FREEMAN, Lillian, of Pittsburgh, ru ormer resident ot Pennsylvania State Board of Women Realtors; former member of Board of Directors of Greater Pittsburgh Board of Realtors and former President of Temple Emanuel Sisterhood. Beloved wife of Hyman; loving mother of Joan Scheinholtz and Robert Freeman; dear sister of Dr. Philip Gorman, Miriam Sherman, Motile Cabin and Ruth Knopf; also survived by 4 grandchildren.
Service Wednesday, 2 pm at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel Groman Mortuary, directors. FUENTES. Maria Recitation of the Rosary, Thursdsy, 7:30 p.m. at Price-Dan. Mortuary Chanel.
Mass of Christian Burial Friday, 10 am. at St Sebastian Church. Interment in Calvarv Cemetarv. FVTTEHMAN. Ida Gromaa Mortuary, directors GEN ZONE, Rose A resident of Newport Beach; died April 25, 1976.
Survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Nancy A. and Chuck Potter of Costa Mesa and a son and daughter-in-law, Sam A. and Sandl Gen rone of Alabama; 3 brothers, John Lampasl and Cyrus Lampasi both of Costa Mesa and Frank Lampasi of Torrance and 4 grandchildren. Rosary this evening, 8 pm and Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, 10 am. both at St Joachim Catholic Church.
Costa Mesa with entombment in Good Shepherd Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Epileptic Research, J. M. Bloeser Memorial Fund, 3715 Senasac, Long Beach. Bell Broadway MortMry Mesa, directors.
GOLDBERG. Dora Groman Mortuary, directors GOLDSMITH. Fred C. Forest Lawn-Glenasle mm Used by Off 9:38 aJL TO frM PJ4. MOHOAT THt SATUtDAT Off IS AJW.
as 7 Ja, WNOAT Monday's Temperatures AUL LEO; MASTERS AMERICA'S FOREMOST TEACHER OF MEDITATION- A man who has helped thousands in Los Angeles through 20 years of teaching as a Spiritual Science Minister, dndiaUtf ItueUA tyou 7 Attend. Station Max. Min. Santa Barbara 67 49 Oxnard-Ventura 68 51 Sta. Monlca-EI Segundo 66 53 Manhattan Redondo 66 53 Long Beach 68 51 Huntington-Newport 66 53 San Clemente-Ocnslde 65 53 San Dlego-Chula Vista 65 55 COASTAL PLAIN Lompoc 60 42 Beverly Hllls-Hllywd.
69 50 Inglewood-Hawthorne 68 52 Torrance 68 52 Pasadena-El Monte 73 50 Santa Ana-Anaheim 71 51 INLAND VALLEYS Slml-Thousand Oaks 70 51 Canoga Pk-Northrldge 72 52 Van Nuys-N. Hollywood 72 52 Burbank-Glendale 72 52 Ontario-Pomona 73 48 Riverside 74 46 San Bernardino 72 45 Hemet-San Jacinto 72 45 DESERT CITIES Lancaster-Palmdalt 67 42 Palm Springs 80 55 Blythe 78 54 Vlctorvllle-Apple Valley 68 40 Barstow-Oaggett 71 42 China Lake-Rldgecrest 68 42 El Centro-Brawley 78 54 MOUNTAINS Big Bear Lake 54 38 Report TEMPERATURES a. PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Preclpl Station-Albany Amarlllo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Birmingham Max. Mln. tatlon 42 37 .96 63 43 43 32 44 48 45 56 49 47 32 43 64 32 34 66 41 54 33 37 36 34 58 43 a 31 39 36 31 22 61 36 28 40 63 58 31 47 67 43 37 39 39 45 74 60 34 31 43 60 40 63 38 42 34 66 47 35 38 41 54 37 56 30 73 53 27 48 29 35 40 51 40 53 62 62 80 59 56 60 Bismarck Boston 47 Brownsville Buffalo Burlington, Vt.
Charleston. S.C. Charleston, W.Va. Charlotte, N.C Cheyenne .16 .66 Chicago Cincinnati 60 Cleveland 37 Columbia, S.C. Columbus, Oh.
Dallas-Ft. Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth 77 66 70 .04 59 57 38 .04 50 El Paso 89 Fairbanks 59 Fargo 59 Hartford 46 Honolulu 81 Houston 74 Indianapolis 53 Jackson, Miss. 65 Jacksonville 81 Juneau 54 Kansas City 55 Little Rock 61 Louisville 59 Memphis 63 Miami Beach 82 .53 .01 .04 84 Milwaukee Paul Nashville New Orleans New York .37 Norfolk, Va 72 North Platte 45 Oklahoma City 68 Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Providence Raleigh 57 88 59 38 40 47 71 .19 .46 .47 Rapid City 43 Richmond 71 St. Louis St.
San Antonio St. Ste. Marie Shreveport Sioux Falls Syracuse Tulsa Washington Wichita .15 .93 .24 .16 CANADIAN STATIONS Preclpl- Station-Calgary max. win. tatlon 48 32 54 34 Edmonton 54 Montreal 45 Ottawa 45 Reglna 57 Toronto 41 Vancouver 54 Winnipeg 61 45 34 45 32 ..09 39 30 36 28 1.09 FOREIGN CITIES City.
Time Weather Temp. Aberdeen, I p.m Cloudy 48 Amsterdam, 1 p.m Clear 54 Ankara, 3 p.m Cloudy 73 Athens, 2 p.m Clear 68 Auckland, Mdnt. Cloudy 61 Berlin, 1 p.m Clear 54 Beirut, 2 p.m Clear 73 Birmingham, 1 p.m. 45 Bonn, 1 p.m Clear 57 Brussels. 1 p.m Clear 54 Cairo, 2 p.m Cloudy 100 Copenhagan, 1 p.m.
Ptly cldy 46 Dublin. 1 p.m Cloudy 50 Geneva, 1 p.m Cloudy 48 Guadalalara, I p.m Clear 86 Hong Kong, 8 p.m. cldy 73 Lisbon, noon Ptly cldy 59 London, 1 p.m Ptly cldy 54 Madrid. 1 p.m Cloudy 63 Malta. 1 p.m Ptly cldy 61 Mexico City, 1 p.m Clear 70 Moscow, 3 p.m Rein 39 New Delhi, 5 p.m.
Clear 68 Nice. I p.m Clear 54 Oslo, 1 p.m Cloudy 45 "FREE" TcccEiing Meetings On: LOCAL TEMPERATURES Maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service, were as follows: Station Max. Mln. Los Angeles 72 52 Los Angeles Airport 69 52 Bakersfleld 71 48 Barstow-Daggett 71 52 Beaumont 76 44 Beverlv Hills 70 50 Big Bear Lake 41 31 Bishop Si 33 Blythe 7i 43 Culver City 72 53 El Centro 2 57 Fresno 72 42 Hollywood-Burbank 71 52 Lake Elslnore 15 50 Lancaster 70 43 Long Beach 70 54 Mt. Wilson 60 43 Needles 72 57 Newport Beach 66 51 Northridge 77 59 Ontario 75 47 Palm Springs 14 64 Pasadena 73 46 Riverside UC 79 47 San Bernardino 74 41 San Diego 67 57 San Gabriel 75 48 Santa Ana 71 52 Santa Barbara 73 53 Santa Maria 6 34 Santa Monica 67 52 Slml Hills 72 53 Thermal (4 59 RELATIVE HUMIDITY High.
100; low. 35. TEMPERATURES PRECIPITATION OVER THE Station-Albuquerque Billings Boise Casper Eureka Flagstaff Great Falls Helena FAR WEST Precipl-Max. Mln. tatlon 0 43 40 32 37 34 30 29 32 30 49 62 35 23 49 34 54 41 54 64 1.16 56 43 52 59 38 35 67 Las Vegas Phoenix Portland.
Ore. Reno Sacramento Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Tucson Yuma 85 60 51 72 43 68 60 81 83 02 .44 SOUTH AMERICAN STATIONS Citv Time Weather Temp. Asuncion, 8 a.m Cloudy 68 Buenos Aires, 8 a.m. Clear 55 Lima, 7 a.m. Part Cloudy 64 Montevideo, 9 a Clear 59 Rio de Janeiro.
9 a.m. Cldy 73 PAN AMERICAN STATIONS Preclpl- sration wax. Mln. tatlon Acapulco 88 74 Barbados 84 77 Bermuda 75 69 Cullacan 91 74 Freeport 82 74 Guadalupe Havana 86 72 Kingston 88 72 Mazatlan 82 56 Merida 94 74 Monterrey 84 41 Nassau 82 63 St. Kltts 86 75 Tegucigalpa 86 Trinidad 87 74 Sun, Moon, Tide Harts TutsoAT, am.
ar Sun rises W7 im, sets 7:34 1 Moon rises SO am, sets fr-20 pm April low high low hifh 27 209 01 815 40 M7L1 758 5.3 28 24142 85139 212 L3 8V24S.4 29 4-13-03 1027 38 337 15 'S-49 5 4 30 US -03 114337 -03L7 S4 I I II I A 1 I 1 II II I 1 Sat NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Near record low temperatures touched the middle Mississippi Valley Into the Central Plains and the Western Ohio Valley Monday, morning. The temperature dropped to 29 degrees In Joplln, Missouri before dawn with frost reaching Into Arkansas. This was not likely to Improve since frost and freeze warnings were posted for most of the Ohio Valley Monday night Into Illinois and the western mountains of Virginia, and frost will reach into north Arkansas. The northeast picked up their share of cold weather with snow through the early afternoon along the Great Lakes and north portions of the Ohio Valley Into New England. Overnight snow falls of up to 4 Inches slowed traffic In Vermont mountains.
A lake shore warning remained along Lake Ontario. Gusty winds were keeping waves high which continue to flood lowlands and erode beaches. Snow continued over much of west Montana through portions of Idaho, Wyoming, Utah. Nevada and Colorado Monday afternoon. A heavy snow warning was posted over the mountains and foothills of Montana through today as well as the mountains of Colorado and over northeast Colorado monday night.
Four to six Inches of new snow were expected In the mountains. Travelers advisories remained posted for southeast Montana Monday and over east Idaho Monday and Monday night. A winter storm watch continued over Wyoming Monday night and the higher elevations ol Wyoming today. Stockmens advisories were posted for Monday over portions of east and northeast Nevada, north Utah, west arid north Colorado, the Panhandle of Nebraska, western South Dakota and west Kansas. Advisories continued Monday night over western South Dakota, western Nebraska, north west Colorado though west and cen- Itrai Kansas into central Kansas to- Iday.
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Misty 57 Rome. 1 p.m Ptly cldy 55 Saigon, 8 p.m Ptly cldy 82 Stockholm, 1 p.m. Snow 34 Sydney, 10 p.m Clear 70 Tel Aviv, 2 p.m Ptly cldy 95 Tokyo. 9 p.m. Cloudy 64 Tunis.
I p.m Pity cldy 64 Vienna, 1 p.m Cloudy 50 Warsaw. I p-m. cldy 52 i tfe-y ORUO STORE Denotes om All lane Dsylif Sevmf Utocfc. I.
