Chula Vista Star-News from Chula Vista, California • Page 11

THE STAR-NEWS Sunday, July 2, I967-B-3 SOUTH BAY OBITUARIES Litter Group Named Two South Bay residents have been named to the board ummei of the San Diego City and County War Against Litter wJeeit Scene Mrs. Mary Smifli Dies Committee, according to Mrs. Wayne G. Taylor, general chairman. By ADRIENNE DALE There's been no lack i They are B.

J. Gautereaux Active in Church Wor! excitment for carnival-lov of National City and Mrs. Margaret Lashlee of San ing teens this past week, Rosary for Mrs. Mary M. First of all there was the annual "Sun 'n' Sea Festival" held on the Mar Vista School.

She was secretary of Smith, 25, was Friday in the St Mary's Church Youth Berge-Roberts Mortuary High School campus in Im Organization. Chapel. Requiem Mass was perial Beach, and this week She attended a San Diego yesterday in St. Mary's Cath business school and was em the San Diego County Fair I INTRODUCING! olic Church. ployed by the John Hancock Mrs.

Smith, of 515 in Del Mar. Thursday was "Student Day" at the fair, when admission was free Co. of National City as a sec retary. National City, died Wednes and rides were at reduced day of a kidney ailment She Surviving are her husband. rates.

was born in Michigan and Harold two sons, Harold A and Matthew a daughter, lived here 24 years. Mrs. Smith attended St Monica Anne: her mother, The past few weeks haven't been all laughter and happiness. This is the Mrs. Mary Daleo.

all of Na Mary's School and was graduated from Regina Coeli High tional City, and two brothers. time when the foreign ex Vincent Daleo and the Rev, change students for the past Anthony Daleo, both of San Centennial Polys? Diego. school year are heading lor homewherever that may Burial was in Holy Cross be. cemetery. David Sfahl, 13, Dies in Hospital Services for David William One student in particular made a deep impression on Mrs.

Grace Eckles many people not only from his school, but from Services for Mrs. Grace i schools throughout the dis Stahl, 13, retarded son of Mr. Eckles, 78, of 1148 Third Ave, trict He was a friend to and Mrs. Cloyd Stahl, 922 Chula Vista, will be conducted tfuatay, Chula vista, were at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Hum everyone he met, young and old alike.

Castle Park was and technology. The firm has two Navy contracts, one to build the work boats and one to build destroyer rudders. FOR RUGGED GOING Thii artist's conception shows i Navy work boat with a Rohr constructed hull, The Chula Vista corporation Is expanding into marine construction conducted Friday by Rev. phrey Mortuary ChapeL proud to have him as its ex Everett Hezmall in the Little Burial will follow in Westminister Memorial Park at change student Jovino de Chapel of the Roses. Sylos Neto, better known as Westminister, Calif.

Burial followed in Glenn Gets Navy Work Just plain "Jo." This special new package policy is issued in recognition of Metropolitan Life's 100th anniversary. "The Centennial 5000" is for young families. It gives you permanent life insurance with cash values PLUS the extra protection of low-cost term insurance you can turn into permanent insurance in the future. For a 25-year-old father, this policy-together with a special fam Born in Sloan, Iowa, Mrs, Abbey Memorial Park with inula Vistan As a farewell gesture, a Eckles was a retired practical Bonham Brothers Mortuary party was planned for him. nurse who lived here three officiating.

years. She was a member of Unfortunately, the plans for this party were complicated. The youngster was born in the Navy Mothers of America. EloSir lipnsBon Includes Holding 1-Man Surviving are a son, Lewis and -things got a bit hectic and confused. Seattle and moved with his family to Chula Vista when he was nine years old.

He Jack Craig of Chula Vista; five grandchildren; three The idea was originally died at Fairview Hospital in brothers and three sisters. Art Show Costa Mesa, Calif, where he has been confined for the past Bonita Vistan Joyce Lee's who was Jo's date for the senior prom. But the party was to be held at the home ily income featurecan guarantee enough initial protection to pay MlineTe ciolofliekls nine years. Robert W. Hummell his widow $40,000 over the years! Paintings, drawings, print Surviving, besides his par of, Jan Slcard in Bonita.

Services for Robert Wagner Cost is only $16.50 a month, making and sculpture by ents, are five brothers, Thom The majority of the guests ueorge Durrani of 782 Hummell, 60, of 695 Chula Vista, will be conducted at 2 invited were from Castle as Charles, John, Robert and James, all at home. Twin Oaks Chula Vista Rohr Corporation's Antenna aluminum hulls to Navy spec- ber, which was then filled You can't afford not to investigate this great policy! Phone me today. p.m. today in Humphrey Mor Park and Bonita Vista High Schools. At almost the last with water and sealed.

As ere -Deintf exhibited throueh and Space Products Divisions ificatton end design. Measur tuary Chapel by Rev. Henry Wednesday, at San. Diego have expanded their capabili minute, something came up, pressure, reaching 606.2 pounds per square inch was ing 35 feet in length and hav ing a 10 foot beam, these gen w. Gaylor Jr.

State. ties into the area of marine and Jan couldn't have the Arrangements are pending Mulford Stewart Services for Mulford Stew Durrant is presenting this pumped in technicians checked eral utility crafts will go into construction and technology. party at her house. for burial tomorrow. exhibit for partial completion 140 strain gauges attached to service this falL SIGNALLING Rohrs activ A native of Illinois, Hunv- Under normal circumstances, this would have art, 82, of 161 Fifth Chu of requirements for a Master the diving.

belL PAUL LUSTEG Res. 423-3214 Office 233-8901 Under terms of another ity in marine work was con la Vista, will be held at 2 of Arts Decree in art Because this ocean-diving mell lived in the county -41 years and for the last 10 years shot the whole idea. contract, for $212,000, the An struction of the all-aluminum p.m. tomorrow at Hubbard The show, which Includes vehicle was designed for tenna Division is building five has "been a local supplier of patrol boat "Bluefin," a year Mortuary. Interment will fol over 1UO Pieces, mav be teen But they were determined to have that gathering for depths of 1,000 feet but with rudders for U.S.

Navy destroyer escorts. Constructed ago. weighing co.ooo pounds, without charge from 9 ajn. to low at Glen Abbey Memorial stood' the usual metal changes the $190,000 boat was built to Metropolitan Life 1 INSURANCE COMPANY 4 djil weekdays in the cam- Park. and crushing pressure of a Jo.

So on last week the guests assembled at Rohr Park In Bonita and had fishing bait Surviving are his wife, a son, William of San Diego; a daughter, Mrs. Betty J. Sund of San Diego; a broth patrol California's coastal wa of steel, these rudders stand 18 feet high, measure 14 feet, pus art aiiery. The gallery deeper level, the test was rat Stewart, a native of India ters for the states' Depart is ciosea weeicenas. ed as highly successful.

na, died Friday at his home. inches across the top, and their party. It was a success ment of Fish and Game. In addition to his present about 8 feet across the bottom. except for one small detail: IS ACTUAL service, the er, Earl of San Diego; a sister, The "Bluefin" has a cruis show at San Dieeo State.

Dur Rohrs' Space Products Divi Jo wasn't there. He left two and three grandchildren. ing range of (i00 miles, and rant has two dra wines tourin? Ocean System's bell is to be used for observation dives, He had lived in Chula Vista since 1938. He was a retired Navy veteran and was a member of VFW Post 2111 and American Legion Post sion in Riverside stepped into days before for Brazil. with a fuel capacity of 1,200 in a snow organized tr the the marine technology field with its two-man crew afford gallons, can cruise up to a Babysitting is an way for teenage girls Long Beach Museum of Art, In April by testing a two-man ed a 360 degree view through speed of about 22 knots.

Durrant last year had a one diving bell for Ocean Systems, NURSERY 19 portholes. Specially-developed Kaiser man snow at the la Joiia Inc. The spherical chamber is 65 aluminum alloy, 5086, was se Museum of Art and has had inches in diameter with a 28 lected for the crafts' construc his work represented in a 2865. He is survived by his widow, Bessie. James F.

Hansen THE DIVISION'S hydro- AND to earn a little extra pocket money, and in some cases a girl can save and end up with a handsome amount of cash. But for Gracia Craig, who will be a senior at top next year, babysitting tion because of its durability, clave, a deep, cylindrical number of exhibitions at Southwestern College, Studio light weight, and easy low- chamber nearly 15 feet in di AQUARIA inch-long by 24.5-inch diameter entry hatch located on the bottom. The interior can be pressurized at 500 feet to allow a breathing mixture cost maintenance. ameter simulated an ocean 25 in the Spanish Village Art Center at Balboa Park, and at San Diego State. MAKING construction this Services for James F.

Han has led to an expense-paid depth of 1,500 feet. (The hy-droclave normally is used as 317 Chula Vista Ph. 427-0987 year includes hulls for 19 sen, 60, of El Cajon, brother nntsMn watm" vacation equal to the ITS. Naw Worlt hoats. curing1 arid densification fa of KoyaL of Chula vista, were "customers" iter main pressure.

Working as a subcontractor cility for large rocket nozzle Thursday in Pans Mortuary. This permits the crew to left last week for Alabama, and they took their babysit- components.) Burial followed in Green leave the bell to explore the Classifieds will save yon time and money to Kettenburg Boat Works of San Diego, the Antenna Division will build the welded- An overhead crane lowered wood Memorial Park. ocean attached to the vehicle DOOR BUSTER the diving bell into the chum- ter right along with them. Gracia will spend her vacation with them and return A native of Oregon, Hansen only by breathing and com munication lines. Baskets or Bush.

lived in the county 36 years.1 alone in trans With work completed, the An electrician 45 years, hel served with the Seabees in the portation fare paid. Sounds divers can re-enter the bellJ 1 like something all sitters Korean War. He was a mem HIM dream of! ber of the Christian Mission secure the hatches, and then be raised to the surface, still under pressure, but begin RED TAIL SHARKS Keg. 1 1 ary Alliance Church, ning decompression en route. Also surviving are his wife, i Essay Winners Ge Add color and variety to Helen; a daughter, Jeannette ON DECK, the entire div your aquarium.

Very good of El Cajon; three sons, James ing unit is sealed and mated mixers, ill Corporation Stock and Donald, both of San Die to the shipboard decompres 59 Reg. $1.19 go, and ueraia or iui cajon, and seven grandchildren. sioii complex, ie ew com- South Bay stunts AVUUUaj AVOCADO pieies decompression in warm, v. Mi uy and 10-GALLON oiy, ana saie cnamDers. noration stock a winner of a iew minima pnur we an cv Anntnet "WW a Mrs.

Nancy Peters l.ii i. I CITRUS TREES oivmg ueu icsi, boots nyaro- Career in Free Enterprise Of-clave was used to check-out, fers sponsored by the San AQUARIUMS Complete with pump and filter. Services for Mrs. Nancy B.l Peters, 89, will be conducted! at me a.uuu ioox levei, me Diego Chamber of Commerce, by Rev. Kent Douglass of the pressure capabilities of a two- janine Gulllent of Marion First Methodist Church of Na man submarine developed for High School won a share of Mil nil' "M- $595 Anautics Corrosion Control.

Pacific Telephone common NOW ONLY tional City today at 2 p.m. in Berge-Roberts Mortuary This test also was a success, stock as fourth place winners, ChapeL and Terry Gladieux of Na The division has produced, in AOUA FROGS if 6.a- addition, several filmament- Mrs. Peters of 411 Nordica, tional City Junior High won a share of Rohr Corp. common wound, deep pressure test ves San Diego, was born in Wis-I consin and lived in the county sels for stock, as fifth place winner, oceanographic re- search. rawr trees 57 years.

She was the widow of George Peters who died For that change New School Facilities 1 'your tank. 0j two years ago. Dresing room and toilet fa -1 ff 5 South Bay Girls She died Thursday in a local; cilities at the new swimming Reg. rest home. pool at Mar Vista High School 1 i 98c Entombment will be in For are now officially completed.

Get Scholarships Sweetwater Union High est Lawn In Glendale tomorrow at 1 p.m. There are no School district trustees this Five South Bay girls have I pPltcot Plum I I 'Peach, Autumn I Bloom 7Q5j- Beds, White Yellows 1 known survivors. week accepted the project YOUNG MIXED FISH Mollys Swords Plattys received full scholarships for cosmetology courses at the Marinello-Comer School of from the contractor, J. M. Haddad.

Mrs. Walter Lau Beauty, San Diego. I 3E Winners are Suzanne Kapp- A Requiem Mass for Mrs. Mrs. Margit White Now Only ner, Betty Eddington, Carolyn Walter Lau, 79, of San Diego, Services for Mrs.

Margit White, 71, of 2744 Chaffee mother of Mrs. Cecilia Haynes of National City, was Friday Thompson and Maria Lopez, all Hilltop High graduates, and Theresa Buzikowski, Sweetwater High graduate. National City, will be in MYSTERY GIFT Worth $100.00 with Each Woll-to-Wall Installation with this Coupon in St. John the Evangelist Greenwood Mortuary Chapel Catholic Church. BETTAS Siamese fighting fish.

Blues, reds and aU other bright colon. at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. Lau; Interment win follow in lived in the county 29 years.

Miss Esther Randel Greenwood Memorial Park, She died Wednesday in a hos- A native of Norway and a Named to Dean's List pitaL DOOR BUSTER PRICE Also surviving are her hus county resident 18 years, Mrs. White died in a hospital. She was a member of Lincoln Esther Ellen Randel, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert band, Walter; a son, Walter E.

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