Part Sept. 30, 1979 Los Angeles Times NATIONAL FORECAST FOR SUN. SEPT. 30, 1979. 29.80 EFFECTIVE 5 AM PDT 30.00 2066 SAULT 2880 076- 080 BISMARCK 30.107 STE.
MARIE PORTLAND GREAT FALLS BOSTON 80 BUFFALO 1654 63 BOISE 7340 NEW YORK: EUREKA 80 CASPER 082 TROIT 744 CHICAGO 075 473 SALT LAKE CITY 0075 CINCINNATI RENO 083- OMAHA, HUB SAN FRANCISCO 081 RICHMOND 18 DENVER Q80 91 KANSAS CITY HATTERAS, LOS 1 ANGELES LAS VEGAS C81 NASHVILLE 078 870 ALBUQUERQUE 088 087 ATLANTA OKLAHOMA CITY -101 AMARILLO 0 83 0 LITTLE ROCK PHOENIX BIRMINGHAM EL PASO DALLAS 0 094 85 SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON 870. 910 90 0 004 87 30.00 940 30.00 910 30.00 SEATTLE 38.00 SAN LUIS OBISPO BAKERSFIELD 67 88 54 73 BOISE SANTA MARIA EUREKA PALMDALE 60 86 RENO 30.00 OXNARD LOS ANGELES BERNARDINO SAN 62 CIVIC CENTER 62 73 63 78 60 85 MONICAVEGAS 64 72 RIVERSIDE 60 85. ANAHEIM 65 80 SANTA ANA 71 98 ANGELES 65 78 PALM LOS SPRINGS65 74 LOWS AND HIGHS SAN DIEGO POT FOR SUNDAY 69 77 COLD WARM STATIONARY OCCLUDED CLEAR CLOUDY WIND DIRECTION RAIN SNOW FRONT FRONT FRONT FRONT PARTLY CLOUDY PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CONTINUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS: VHF 162.55 WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELES: Variable cloudiness through Monday with a chance of showers or a few thundershowers this afternoon and tonight decreasing to Monday. days near 78. BEACHES: Variable cloudiness today with a chance of a few showers or thundershowers.
Highs today 70 to 74. Water, 67. MOUNTAINS: Variable cloudiness through Monday with a few showers or thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs both days 66 to 74. Lows 48 to 58.
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Variable cloudiness through Monday with a few showers or thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs both days 77 to 85. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Variable cloudiness through Monday with a few showers or thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs both days 77 to 85. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Variable cloudiness through Monday with a few showers or thundershowers this afternoon and tonight.
Highs both days 77 to 85. ORANGE COUNTY: Variable cloudiness today with a chance of a few showers or thundershowers. Highs today at the beaches 70 to 74 and 78 to 84 inland. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Some cloudiness through Monday with a chance of a few showers or thundershowers mostly over the upper deserts this afternoon and tonight. Highs both days 86 to 96 upper deserts and 95 to 108 lower deserts.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Variable cloudiness through Monday with a few showers or thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Coastal highs 75 to 80 and 78 to 85 inland. -SMOG- -Pollutant Standard IndexGeed 0- 100, Unhealthful 100-200, Very Unhealthful 200-300, Hazardous 300-500. The areas listed below are the Pollutant Standard Index forecasts for today, as predicted by the South Coast Air Quality Management District: Big Bear Lake PSI 42, coastal area PSI 42, high deserts PSI 42, Inland Orange County PSI 42, low deserts PSI 42, metropolitan area PSI 50, Riverside -San Bernardino PSI 100, Southeast Riverside County PSI 42, San Fernando- -Santa Clarita PSI 67, San Gabriel- -Pomona PSI 92. Sunday's Temperatures SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Maximum and minimum atures at Southern California as reported to the Los Angeles of the National Weather were as follows: Los Angeles Los Angeles Airport Bakersfield Barstow Daggett Beaumont Big Bear Lake Bishop Blythe El Centro Fresno Lake Arrowhead Lancaster Long Beach Monrovia.
Montebello Mt. Wilson Needles. Newport Beach Northridge Ontario Palm Springs Sandberg. San Bernardino San Diego San Gabriel San Juan Capistrano. Santa Ana Santa Barbara.
Santa Maria Thermal. Torrance RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, low, TEMPERATURES PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Station- Max. Min. Albany. 71 57 Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington, VT Charleston, SC Charleston, WV Charlotte, NC Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati 77 57 Cleveland Columbia SC Columbus, OH Dal -Ft.
Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Evansville Fairbanks Fargo Harfford Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson MS Jacksonville Kansas City Little Rock Louisville. Memphis Miami Beach Midland -Odessa Milwaukee. Mpls. -St. Paul Nashville New Orleans New York Norfolk, VA North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland, ME The remainder forecasts are not available because of computer problems at the National Weather Service.
FBI Probes Possible Threat to Car Tampering May Be Linked to Border Patrol Case BY MARK LARSON Times Staff Writer CHULA VISTA The FBI is investigating the possibility that someone tried to "threaten or intimidate" three potential government witnesses in an illegal alien brutality case by tampering with their car. The three witnesses, all U.S. Border Patrol trainees, are expected to testify against four Border Patrol agents who were indicted Tuesday on charges of assaulting and mistreating illegal Mexican aliens. Roger Young, special agent in charge of the FBI's San Diego office, said the three trainees ate dinner together at a restaurant here Tuesday night, then returned to their parked car, where apparently the lug nuts of the left front tire had been loosened. According to reports, the trainees didn't notice the loosened lug nuts until they drove away from the res taurant and began hearing a loud Otherson, 31, and Daniel Charest, 29, noise.
The men drove into a nearby handed down Tuesday charged the service station and left the car to be men deprived the aliens of civil rights fixed. near the U.S.- Mexican border on July Wednesday morning, the mechanic 3 and Aug. 1 by beating or threatenwho worked on the car reportedly ing them. called one trainee and jokingly asked, Border Patrol officials had placed "Is somebody trying to kill you the agents on 10-day administrative guys?" The three then called law en- leave, but since suspended them inforcement officials. definitely, pending the outcome of the Young said the timing of the alleged trial.
Walsh, who pering prompted Young declined to say whether tampering, prompted U.S. Attorney who will handle the prosecution of the there are any suspects in the alleged four Border Patrol agents, to ask for tampering, but said the FBI was rean investigation under the obstruction ceiving full cooperation of Border Paof justice statute. trol personnel in the investigation. He Walsh assumed the prosecution in said the probe would include interthe case because of the potentially views with Border Patrol personnel, explosive situation of "pitting Border along with fingerprint and laboratory Patrol against Border exams of evidence drawn from the trainee's car. A six-count federal indictment Young declined to release the idenagainst Border Patrol agents Bruce tities of the three Border Patrol trainBrown, 33, Dirk Dick, 24, Jeffrey ees.
DEL MAR'S KING OF THE MOUNTAIN AIN Continued from 4th Page Smith holds a degree in business administration from UCLA and is a certified public accountant in California. From that base, he has built and dismantled a varied financial empire, which he then rebuilt. "I no preconceived ideas about what I am going to go into," Smith said of his financial dealings. "I have always been an acquirer, working and acquiring and taking. So far, the good has far outweighed the The twice-married, twice-divorced man operates his businesses from a sunlit office adjacent to his hillside home.
He says he is "resting from taking on projects right now," explaining that "a person can reach a saturation point." But, on the home front, Smith could be no happier. "I classify myself as blissful," he said, pleased with his life and willing to allow things to take their course. "I'm privileged to live here." His home is decorated with Oriental treasures, many mirrors, American antiques and Mexican tiles all authentic which Smith believes reflect his life-style, which he characterizes as "pretty damned loose." Then why is he selling his Del Mar hideaway? Real estate agents point out that the 23-acre estate is zoned to allow construction of one home per acre, but admit that the steeply sloping hillside is subject to city hillside development and grading restrictions, bans on the felling of mature trees and the whims of state and regional coastal commissioners. Smith, who said he is not interested in developing the land himself, commented that, "In California, God only knows what the zoning laws are." Chauffeur Mayer has a better idea for development of the Snake Wall, he thinks. "It would be a perfect place for a movie studio," Mayer said.
"You could put about eight sound stages down on the flat land at the bottom of the hill and the rest of the place is perfect for natural settings." "I am not really chomping at the bit to sell this place for $21 million," Smith said. "If someone walked up with the money in hand, I'd take it." Then, he said, he would simply get into his limousine and drive away, confident that he could find a home wherever he goes in Las Vegas, in Missouri or in Thailand, because, he said, "Wherever I am is my home." How dramatically can you decorate a home on a tight budget? What's new in fashions? How can you liven a menu, perk up your garden, strengthen your Bridge game? You'll find answers to these and many other questions every weekend in the helpful, colorful, idea-filled pages of HOME, a Los Angeles Sunday Times Magazine GROOM, William C. Forest Lawn -Glendale. GROSSMAN, Samuel beloved husband of Lucille; devoted father of Melvyn Grossman and Leatrice Gonzales; 2 brothers, 1 sister and 5 grandchildren also survive. Service 11 a.m., Tuesday at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.
linow Silverman Mortuary, directors. HANSEN, Hilda, beloved mother of William "also Hansen and Edith Schmelzel; survived by 2 grandchildren and 3 great -grandchildren. Funeral service Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. at Pierce- Hamrock Mortuary Chapel, 921 Venice Blvd. Interment in Rose Hills Memorial Park.
HARRIS, Charles Kenneth The Neptune Society of L.A. HART, Bertha Groman- Eden Mortuary HARTING, Elva beloved mother of Jon Harting; daughter of Leony Rostagno; sister of Ugo Rostagno. Service Monday, 1 p.m. at Turner Stevens, 550 East Main Alhambra. JORDAN, Thomas Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills KATES, Helen Malinow Silverman Mortuary LEE, Lawren Armstrong Family, directors LEONARD, Leon, beloved father of Friedman and Stuart Leonard; devoted grandfather of Glenna, Neal, Michael and alicia.
Service 1 p.m., Tuesday at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary. Following services family and friends may, visit at home of Alan Hoffman, 11310 Lasaine Granada Hills. LIFSHIZ, Jacob Groman Mortuary, directors LOWE, John Edward The Neptune Society of L.A. MacDONALD, Kathleen D.
Service 11 a.m., Monday at The House of Hall Mortuary Chapel, 1607 S. Flower St. MacRAE, Malcolm Wm. beloved brother of Mrs. Margaret MacDonald of Glasgow, Scotland.
Service p.m., Monday at The House of Hall Chapel. MALTZ, Gussie Groman Mortuary, directors. MARCUS, Joseph beloved husband of Nanette Marcus; loving father of Stanley (Sharon) Marcus and Dr. Leslie Marcus; devoted brother of Robert Marcus, Ruth Morris and May Prezant; adoring grandfather of Elizabeth Mueller, Susan Noble and Claudia Marcus. Service 2 p.m., Sunday at Courts of Memorial TaNaCH Park.
Chapel, Mount Mount Sinai Sinai MASSELLA, Michael D. Armstrong Family, directors MASTERS, Harold Groman Mortuary, directors. McGOVERN, Eugene L. Cunningham O'Connor L.A. MOON, Han Sung Armstrong Family directors MOOREFIELD, Dr.
Eunice Law. rence, beloved wife of Allen S. Moorefield; sister of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lawrence Lunsford; aunt of George E. Lunsford.
Member D.A.R. and the Huguenot Society, retired Harbor Community College French teacher and alumna of USC. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, Ritter Chapel, Wilshire United Methodist Church, Los Angeles.
Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills, Forest Lawn Mortuary. NIETO, Ruth beloved sister of Consuelo, Carmelita and Margari-1 ta Nieto, Imelda Carey and Ninfa Jauregul. Rosary Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the Wayside Chapel. Mass Tuesday, 10 a.m.
at St. Sebastian Catholic Church. Gates, Kingsley, GatesPrice Daniel, directors (477-1247). NIX, Berniece Armstrong Family, directors OFFDENKAMP, William The Neptune Society of L.A. PAOLESCHI, Guy Armstrong Family, directors POORE, Holly M.
Forest Lawn -Glendale RICE, Florence E. Armstrong Family, directors ROSSEN, Irving Mount Mortuary SCALES, Elmus S. Armstrong Family, directors SMITH, Marion Adra, beloved aunt of Joyce Erickson; also survived by great -nieces great nephews. Memorial service Monday, p.m. at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood.
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678, 721-726, 728. 3 TO 5 DAY FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS: Extended forecast for Tuesday through Thursday. Variable cloudiness through Thursday. Slight chance of showers or thundershowers in the mountains. Fair day and Thursday but some low cloudiness along the coast night and morning hours.
Coastal highs 74 beaches to 86 and 93 Inland areas. Lows 58 to 65. Mountain resort highs 72 to 78. Lows 50 to 58. MARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXI10 knots this morning becoming CAN BORDER: Variable A winds 5 to southwesterly 8 to 15 knots this afternoon and evening, but local gusty winds of 20 to 30 knots in the vicinity of thundershowers.
Wind waves 1 to 2 feet but up to 4 feet in gusty wind areas. Southwesterly swells to 3 feet. Variable cloudiness through Monday. Chance of a few showers or thundershowers this afternoon and evening. WESTERN FORECASTS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Mostly fair through Monday but with high cloudiness at times and a slight chance of thundershowers late afternoons through early mornings.
Low cloudiness on the coast spreadIng Inland locally nights and mornIngs. Lows In the 50s. Highs in the 605 at the beaches and 70s to mid 80s Inland. Small craft advisory for westerly winds 15 to 30 m.p.h. creasing south of the Bay Bridge at night.
SIERRA NEVADA: Scattered thun: dershowers at times in Lake Tahoe southward and a chance of thundershowers in the north. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Unsettied weather through Monday with scattered showers or thundershowers likely at times, mainly in the south part afternoon and evening hours. Highs in the 80s to low 905. Gusty winds near the thundershowers. SANTA LUIS OBISPO AREA: Scattered thundershowers likely at times through Monday, mainly over the mountains during the afternoons and evenings.
Highs in the 60s near the coast to the 70s Inland. Variable gusty winds near the thundershowers. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Patchy fog and low cloudiness nights and mornings. Variable high cloudiness at times through Monday with chance of a thundershower. Highs In the mid 60s to mid 70s.
Westerly winds to 15 m.p.h. In the afternoons. SALINAS VALLEY: A few showers or thundershowers likely at times through Monday mainly in the south during the afternoons and evenings. Highs In the 70s north to the mid 60s south. Variable winds to 15 m.p.h.
SANTA CLARA VALLEY: Mostly fair through Monday but variable high cloudiness at times with slight chance of thundershowers, mainly in the evening hours. Highs in the 80s. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Mostly fair through Monday but occasional high cloudiness in the south with slight chance of thundershowers afternoons and evenings. Highs In the 90s. Southwesterly winds to 25 m.p.h.
In the Delta and light winds elsewhere. MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA: Continued mostly fair and warm through Monday. NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA: Mostly through Monday except for patchy fog and low cloudiness on the coast nights and mornings. LOCAL FORECAST Station- Max. Min.
LOS ANGELES BASIN Los Angeles Civic Center 78 Beverly 76 82 62 BEACHES Santa Monica 72 COASTAL STRIP San Diego Long Beach Santa Barbara Santa Ana Torrance Oceanside City SIMI VALLEY Simi 76 65 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Van Burbank Northridge Nuys RAR SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Pasadena. 82 El Gabriel 83 60 SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY San Riverside Bernardino 85 Ontario Beaumont NORTHERN DESERTS Valley China 92 SOUTHERN DESERTS Palm Springs 98 Blythe -103 Centro .100 RAN MOUNTAINS Big Bear Lake Lake Wrightwood. Arrowhead Nad 858 CANADIAN CITIES Station- Max. Min. tation Winnipeg Ottawa Regina Calgary Toronto Montreal Vancouver Edmonton.
38835338 731-738, 741, 742. 744. 849. 851, 852, 857. 870-879 930-939, 956, 971, 972, 974, 977, 979.
Your toll-free number is: 989-0271 if your area code is (213) and your prefix is: 206, 270, 271, 340-349, 360-363, 365-368 470, 501, 550, 552, 553, 556, 557 652, 657. 659 703, 705.708, 709, 767. 768, 780-789 820, 824-826, 855, 858, 880-889, 891-894, 897, 899 902. 981, 983, 984, 986-999. temperpoints, office Service, Precipitation .51 18 .69 .55 2.49 .37 NATIONAL WEATHER Humid conditions lingered over the eastern half of the nation Saturday while thundershowers and light rainfall were scattered over Florida and showers spread into the Middle Atlantic Coast states.
A few showers lingered along the southern New England coast. Thundershowers also moved Into Southern California and light rainfall was reported with a small amount of rain measured in the desert at Victorville, Ca. A warm front pushed a few showers over the coast of Washington. Otherwise, the western half of the nation had sant weather. Sunny skies spread from Texas into the Rockies.
Even with sunshine, temperatures were cool in the Northern Plains, mostly In the 60s. Cloudy skies over the upper Great Lakes Region kept the temperatures in the 50s. FOREIGN CITIES City Time Weather Temp. Aberdeen, 1 1 p.m. Clear 55 Amsterdam, p.m.
Ptly cidy Ankara, 3 p.m.. Clear Antigua, 8 a.m. Clear Asuncion, 8 a.m. Cloudy Athens, 2 p.m. Ptly cidy Auckland, mdnt.
Cloudy Belling 8 p.m. Clear Berlin, 1 p.m. Clear Birmingham, 1 p.m. Ptly cidy Bonn, 1 p.m. Clear Brussels, 1 p.m.
Clear Buenos Aires, 8 a.m.. Ptly cidy Casablanca, noon Clear Hong Kong, 8 p.m. Clear Geneva, 1 p.m. Cloudy Dublin, Copenhagen, 1 p.m. 1 p.m.
Ptly Ptly cidy cidy Jerusalem, 2 p.m. Clear Lima, 7 a.m. Drizzle Lisbon, noon Clear London, 1 p.m. Cloudy Madrid, 1 p.m. Clear Malta, 1 p.m.
Manila, 8 p.m. Cloudy Moscow, 3 p.m. Pily cidy New Delhi, 5 p.m. Clear Nice, 1 p.m. Pily cidy Oslo, 1 p.m.
Clear Rio de Janeiro 9 a.m. Clear Rome, 1 p.m. Clear Seoul, 9 p.m. Sofia, 2 p.m. Ptly cidy Stockholm, 1 p.m.
Ptly cidy Taipel, 8 p.m. Clear Teheran, 3 p.m. Clear Tokyo, 9 p.m. Cloudy Tunis, 1 p.m. Pily, cidy Vienna, 1 p.m.
Cloudy Warsaw, 1 p.m. Clear 57 TEMPERATURES PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST Station- Max. Min. tation Albuquerque Billings. Boise Casper Eureka.
Flagstaff Great Falls Helena Las Vegas Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Spokane Yuma Sun, Moon, Tide Moon QUAR AFOON Oct. 21 Sept. 29 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 SUNDAY, SEPT.
30 Sun rises 6:47 a.m, sets 6:40 p.m. Moon rises 3:10 p.m, sets Sept. high low high low 30 6:34 4.0 11:28 2.7 5.1 12:34 0.2 Oct. 7:14 4.5 2.1 5.5 low high low high 2 1:17 7:46 5.0 1.5 $7:22 5.9 1:59 8:20 5.4 0.6 6.0 All times Daylight Saving p.m. DEATH NOTICES away September 27, 1979.
Beloved husband of Helen Fuller; father of Della C. Foxman, Beverly Jean Fuller, Laurel Moehrl, Charles J. Lotstein and Harvey M. Lotstein; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Service Monday, 3:45 p.m.
at Memorial Chapel. Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. GANTZ, Grant A. Armstrong Family, directors GREBLO, Harold, survived by his wife, Mildred Greblo; daughters, Mary Ann Pungrchar and Margaret Greblo; sons, Harold, James and Jospeh Greblo; 4 grandchildren; 1 sister, Mary Nys of Salem, and brother, Joseph Mayer of Portland, Ore.
Recitation of the rosary Monday, 8 p.m. and Mass Tuesday, 10 a.m. both at St. John Baptist de la Sales Church. Interment in San Fernando Mission Cemetery.
Utter McKinley's Mission directors. Funeral Announcements ASRANI, Dr. Pushpa Virbhandas, and Pushpa N. Manchand, died 'Friday, Sept. 28, 1979, in Saddleback Community Laguna Hills.
Dr. Asrani is survived by her father, Virbhandas Kanayalal Asrani, and mother, Bhagwani Asrani, both of India; her husband, Dr. Nandlal K. Manchand of Torrance; her brothers, Dr. V.A.
Arjun of Laguna Hills, and 3 others in India; her sisters, Raji Asrani of Mission Viejo, and 4 others in India. Services Sunday, Sept. 30, from 4-6 p.m. at the O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary. Private family interment.
O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary, directors. ASRILANT, Pauline Groman- Eden Mortuary BELLITTI, Josephine, beloved wife of John Bellitti; loving mother of Jeaneen Bellitti and Dr. Charles Bellitti; also survived by 3 grandchildren; sister of Pearl, Robert, Sam and Joseph Dioniso. Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. at Pierce Brothers' Simone Alhambra.
Funeral Mass Tuesday, 10 a.m. at St. Thomas More Church. BURKE, Clara V. The Neptune Society of L.A.
BURNS, William S. The Neptune Society of L.A. co*ckE, Helen Glen Haven Mortuary, DAVIS, Julien passed away September 27, 1979 in Redlands; aged 88. A native of Georgia. He is survived by his wife, Delta Irene Davis of Yucaipa; sons, Robert Guldstrand of Winnetka, Ca.
and Richard H. Guldstrand of North Hollywood and 6 grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews in southern states. Private memorial services were held at -Bartlett Yucaipa Chapel. Mr. Davis was an electrical engineer for the Los Angeles Dept.
of Water and Power for 25 years before retirement; member of Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Inc. and had taught at USC on that subject. He was licensed by the California Board of Civil and Professional Engineers, and had made a trip around the world with Teddy Roosevelt's White Fleet. Member of Mount Olive Lodge No. 506, F.
A.M.; member of Al Malaikah Shrine of Los Angeles; Past Commander and life member of the Golden West Commandary No. 43, Knights Templar, Los Angeles. He served as chief electrician for Fox Studios. Emmerson Yucaipa Chapel, directors. DEATS, Florence Armstrong Family, directors DERDENGER, Charles Drucilla M.
beloved wife of P. Derdenger; mother of Patrick Derdenger; grandmother of Kristin Derdenger; Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. at St. Finbar Church (Olive and Keystone, Burbank) Interment, Calvary Cemetery. Callanan Mortuary directors.
EASTMAN, Florence M. Forest Lawn- -Hollywood Hills EMERSON, Rosemary, passed away September 27, 1979. A resident of Pasadena and Newport Beach for many years. She is survived by 2 daughters, Linda Lake Anderes and Penny Roberts; 2 sisters, Peg Murphy and Betty Weesner. Mass of Christian Burial 6:30 p.m., Monday at Assumption of the B.V.M.
Church, Pasadena. Stump-Ives Warren directors. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society. FLYNN, Patricia The Neptune Society of L.A. FOX, Robert Groman- Eden Mortuary FULLER, Robert Pickens, passed SOLOMON, Funeral of Alison; cherished father of Randy Solomon and the late Donald Solomon; dear brother of Ted Solomon and Katherine Samuelson; loving grandfather of Donald and Chad.
Service Sunday, 2:30 p.m. at Eternal Light Chapel in Eden Memorial Park. -Eden Mortuary, directors. SPRINGER, Anna Glasband Willen Hollywood SU, husband of Mrs. Shu-Chen Kwong Su; father of Louise Su Tang and Wellington T.
Su; also survived by 6 grandchildren and 1 great -grandson. Graveside services Wednesday, 1:45 p.m. at Forest Lawndale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. SWALLOW, Elsie B.
Armstrong Family, directors THOMPSON, Virgil Service Monday, October 1 at 2 p.m. at the Old North Church, Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills. Brune-Talmage Chapel, Bishop, directors. TUFTS, Mary Dickinson, born July 4, 1886 in Topkea, died September 26, 1979; a resident of Southern California since 1899. Long time member and officer of the Ebell Club; founding member of First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles and later active in Church of Religious Science.
She was a professional book reviewer for many years. Alpha Society (982-0722) UNRUH, Kenneth husband of Nan T. Unruh; father of Mark Cameron Unruh; father- -inlaw of Susan Caspari Unruh; father of of Carl Kendria C. Karyl Unruh, Unruh; Pearl brothWhite, Ruby Unruh Terry, Ervin and John Unruh; -in-law of L. M.
Thomas. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn -Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. VALLES, Pablo Forest Lawn -Glendale WILSON, William Stevenson The Neptune Society of L.A.
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552, 554, 556-559, 581, 586 630-642, 644-646, 649, 673, 675 730-732. 738, 739, 750-752, 754. 759, 761, 768, 770-776. 778, 779 821, 826-828, 830-840, 842, 846-848, 870, 879, 891-898 937. 951, 954-957, 960.
962-964. 968. 970-975. 977-979, 990-998. Your toll-free number is: 1-800-252-9141 if your area code is (714) and your prefix is: 492.499.
Your toll-free number is: 1-800-252-9141 if your area code is (714) and you are calling from San Diego County..
