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--T I I ITIt llj I ip INI 1 fit! llj UllUjl I -y- l- in. ayr iHjlll 1 1 jl01irilJaBaaBHajpaagfljAfraiMjfcMfrMyriaMyM frj 5- A18 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1996 LOS ANGELES TIMES Obituaries MEASURE: Affirmative Action iM' Philip Regan; 'Singing Cop' of40s Radio 'We're going to do this in California so the people of this state can say once and for all, "We favor equal opportunity for all and preferences for none." WARD CONNERLY UC regent and proponent of an Initiative to roll back affirmative action laws In California Mary F. Bryant; Civic Activist Mary F. Bryant, 53, a civic activist and owner of a popular Larchmbnt gathering spot Born in Springfield, she graduated from- the University of Wyoming. A resident of Los Angeles for more than 15 years, Bryant worked for Dino de Laurentiis' film production company and the Los Angeles Philharmonic before becoming a partner in the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf shop on Larchmont Boulevard in 1990.

She was a director of the Larchmont Boulevard Assn. and past treasurer of the Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society. She also was an executive co-producer of the play "Waiting for the Parade" that had a successful run last year at the Commonwealth and Tiffany theaters. On Sunday in Los Angeles of breast cancer. Sidney Gordln; Abstract Artist, Sculptor Sidney Gordin, 77, an abstract artist and sculptor who taught at UC Berkeley.

Gordin utilized geometric shapes and created wooden wall boxes that are used like building blocks. His work is in the permanent collections of New York's Whitney Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Oakland Museum. In Los Angeles, Gordin exhibited at Newspace and Dilexi Gallery, and some of his pieces were bought for an ongoing display by Bank of America. The Russian-born Gordin studied at Cooper Union School of Art in New; Vprk, and taught art at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn College, the New School for Social Research and Sarah Lawrence College before joining the Berkeley faculty in 1958. Gordin retired from teaching in 1986, and in 1992 was a recipient of the Maggie Kuhn Award honoring role models over age 60.

On Jan. 28 in Berkeley. Philip J. Regan, a popular singer of the 1940s who broke into show business as the "singing cop," has died. He was 89.

Regan died Sunday in his sleep in Santa Barbara, where he had lived for several years. A native of Brooklyn, Regan was working for the New York Police Department when fellow officers urged the Irish tenor to enter a talent show. He won an appearance on the George Burns and Gracie Allen radio show, launching a brief 1 but successful career. In the 1950s, Regan moved into public relations, frequently lobbying and meeting with politicians in Washington on behalf of such cli Continued from Al ras forced to halt signature -gathering for a critical three weeks because it ran out of money to pay the workers. At the time, the so-called California civil rights initiative was far behind schedule for reaching the signature goal by Feb.

21. To the rescue came Connerly and Gov. Pete Wilson, the same pair who teamed up in July to orchestrate a historic vote by the UC regents to abolish race and gender as considerations in hiring and admissions. 1 Since then, fueled by fear of a major embarrassment if the effort failed and by the possibility of a political boost if it passed, Wilson and Connerly organized a blitz of campaign resources. Although Connerly still insists that opposition to affirmative action crosses party lines, Republican Party officials have turned it into a top priority.

Both the state and national GOP committees were signed up for more than $500,000 in assistance, said California Republican Party Chairman John Herring-ton. The Legislature's Republican caucus also was pressured for help last month and about a quarter of the GOP lawmakers tapped their own campaign funds for about $4,000 each. Large donations were received from top Republican contributors such as former U.S. Senate candidate Mike Huffington and conservative banking magnate Howard Ahmanson. Now, after reporting a debt of about $145,000 on Dec.

31 despite having raised more than $880,000, officials expect to have cash left over after the qualifying process to launch their campaign for the ballot measure. Republican voters also have been asked to help. Organizers used the money that they raised to target the GOP rank and file with more than 1 million pieces of mail in the last two months, many of which included pleas from the ing and school admissions. The issue has been highly controversial, however, with critics of the anti-affirmative action drive spanning all but the most conservative ranks of the political spectrum. Many Republicans have warned that the issue is destructive for the party because it presents an image of insensitivity and exclusion to minorities.

Others, including Democrats such as President Clinton, minority group leaders and women's groups, argue that society has not resolved the inequities that prompted affirmative action policies about 30 years ago. Surveys have found that while a majority of Californians approve the broad concept of affirmative action, they draw the line at racial and gender preferences as a way to provide equal playing fields. Republican supporters of the proposed ballot measure are hoping that they can frame the issue in a way that will cause political headaches for Democrats trying to campaign in California particularly Clinton. The president's response to the issue has been "mend it, don't end it." "Democrats are going to be talking about issues that voters care about they are about invest-ment in education, about improving the economy and protecting the environment," said Julie Buckner, a state Democratic Party spokeswoman. At the GOP convention, however, Republicans were counting on their huge investment paying off in November.

"A lot of blue-collar Democrats will be for this and the liberal left will be against it," William Rusher, editor of the National Review, said during a panel discussion at the convention. Herrington dubbed it "the Democrats' abortion issue. They shoved that down our throats all the time, and it divided our party and they laughed." EAT CARPET VALUE OO Days Same WE'LL BRING A CAR LOAD OF SAMPLES RIGHT TO YOUR FRONT DOOR YOUR OR LEVEL LOOP PILEI Choose from a rainbow of solid or tweed colors! governor and other party leaders for financial and volunteer assistance. "The initial feeling was that this should not be a political issue but it is a political issue," Herrington said. "It is a defining issue in California, and Republicans are on the right side of the issue." Republicans insist that the measure foundered because of the political inexperience of its previous directors, not from a lack of public support.

They also acknowledge that some major donors, particularly businesses, were reluctant to become involved in the controversial issue. The proposed initiative, written by two Bay Area academics, says the state "shall not discriminate against or grant preferential treatment to any individual or group on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnic-' ity or national origin in the operation of public employment, public education or public contracting." Supporters, such as Wilson, contend that the measure will eliminate race-conscious policies in slate government that amount to "reverse discrimination" against white job applicants. Wilson once promoted affirmative action while mayor of San Diego. But the governor says that he was wrong then because the policy has turned into an ethnic quota system for hiring, contract ents as Anheuser-Busch and the United Steelworkers Union. In 1973, he was convicted of trying to buy a Santa Barbara County supervisor's favorable vote on a condominium rezoning project in Goleta.

Hundreds of influential people, including former Gov. Ed-mund G. (Pat) Brown wrote i letters on Regan's behalf, urging probation or mitigation of any sentence. Regan served a year in prison for bribery and was later i pardoned by Gov. Edmund G.

Jer-! ry) Brown Jr. Regan's wife of 70 years, Jo, died in 1994. He is survived by three of their four children, 18 grandchil-I dren, 29 great-grandchildren and i three great-great-grandchildren. Services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday in Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel Church in the Santa Bar-; bara suburb of Montecito. The family has requested that 1 any memorial donations be made to the Motion Picture and Television ANY ROOM SIZE I 4 ROOMS OF WALL-TO-WALL REMNANTS CARPETING XZSlsMif $095 nBIF i 01195 Based on 55 sq. yds. torn JJKnJr 0H LEbS C.1 padding installation included JSSSr Sq. Yd.

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Yd. Funeral Notices GLENN J. HAISUP Firefighter, Los Angeles Fire retired. Appointed on August 19, 1947; service pension January 7, 1973 Deceased February 8, itfyo in Morro jtiay. Graveside Service 2pm February 15.

1996 at Calvary Cemetery. 4201 Whittier Los Angeles. Westchester-Menorah Lodffe on r. a. m.

win assemble 12 noon, Wednesday, February 14 at Courts of TaNaCH ChaDel in Mount Sinai Memorial Park to conduct services for our late brother, BEN KAHAN Howard Pasamanick, W.M. Meyer Levine, P.M., Sect. In Memoriam In loving memory of our beloved angel JENNIFER GARCIA Feb. 13, 1975-July 15, 1995 You are missed and loved very much, but you remain in our hearts torever. your LOIS RESSELL YOUNG July 21, 1922 February 13, 1976 Always-In our hearts.

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310-285-1785 Cremation Services NEPTUNE SOCIETY 310631-0664 818845-2415 800201-3315 Lot Angele Burbank ARMSTRONG FAMILY MALLOY MITTEN Total $VSS Free Literature uisangki.es (BOO) 286-6789 I II MM IIMlMld CLAXTON, William Francis Director-producer. 1914 1996 Age 81. He was in the Frank Capra unit of the Signal Corps in World War II and in England; worked on the "Why We Fight" series. He directed 60 "Bonanza's" and alternated with Michael Landon as producer-director on "Little House on the He also did "Father "The High and He leaves his wife, Janet; daughters, Jennifer Walloch and Christy La Pelusa; grandson, Scott Claxton; granddaughter, Elysia Walloch and a great-grandson, Christopher. Private family services will be held.

Memorials in his memory to: Motion Picture Television Fund, 23888 Mulholland Woodland Hills, CA 91364 will be appreciated. Gates, Klngsley A Gates, Santa ivionela (jlujao-tfUSM) directors COHEN. Miriam Mount ainal Mortuary CORNELL. Elvln The Neptune Society, Burbank CORNEY, Martin Mount Slnal Mortuary CHAIN, Mary Elisabeth Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills CU EVAS. Anna Neptune Society, San Pedro DAILEY, Danny M.

beloved son of Ova Dailey Patlan; brother of Claude A. Dailey, Jon L. Dailey and Sylvia Joyce Dailey Arnett. Private services were held at Forest Lawn Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary DAVIDSON, Clara Mount Slnal Mortuary DICKS.

Madze E. The Neptune Society, Burbank DODDS, Margaret Glblin 87; of San Gabriel, passed away on February 8, 1996 in San Gabriel. She had been a Registered Nurse in the San Gabriel Valley for 45 years and was a 10-year member of the Catholic Daughters of America and The Irish Society. She is survived by her son, Jack Dodds; her niece, Sheila Duffy of New Jersey; her nephew, Michael Lavin and family of Ireland; her cousin, Katie Lynch of New York City. Funeral Mass will be offered 10am, Tuesday, February 13 at San Gabriel Mission Church in San Gabriel with interment to follow in San Gabriel Mission Cemetery.

Turner Stevens Mortuary, Alhambra assisting the lamiiy. DONALDSON. Lela M. The Neptune Society, Burbank DOUGLAS, Sharman 67; socialite and friend of British Royals, died Saturday, February 2, 1996 at New York Hospital. Miss Douglas first burst Into the news as a tcnager when her father, Lewis W.

Douglas, was appointed Ambassador to the Court of St. James in 1947. She quickly became a close friend of the Princess and her parties in the official residence attracted the cream of young London glitterati. Miss Douglas attended the Br early School and left Vassar to accompany her parents to England. When the family returned to the United States in 10 she made her home in New York.

She did a stint at booking talent for the Tonight' show and briefly worked in the field for movie studios. In 966 she joined the city's Public Events Department. She later formed Sass, a public relations company that specialized in charitable benefits and in British accounts. Throughout her life she was a social figure on both coasts and in England She was particulary visible at social events that related to England where she joined other social figures. Miss Douglas's father, who before his appointment as Ambassador, was a three-term Democratic Congressman from Arizona and Budget Director for President Franklin D.

Roosevelt and was the son of James Stuart Douglas, owner of copper mines in Arizona. Her mother, Peg- Zinsser Douglas, was a descen-ant of the family that founded the Zinsser Chemical Company. Miss Dougals was married in 191)8 to Andrew Hay, an importer. They divorced in 1977. She is survived by her brothers, Lewis W.

Douglas Jr. of Denver and James Stuart Doug las oi lucson. FINHANDLER, Ida Neptune Society, San redro triNKITI.MAN HImi Armstrong Family, Directors FUNK, Joaeph age 90; passed away February 9, 19 Lxmauons to any cnaniy. nil I iU'AV Ff-in Neptune Society. San Pedro Fund in Woodland Hills.

Rodriguez, Joe Rolblatt, Phil Sakata, Shizuye Santos, Eduardo Schwartz. Oscar Seltzer, Leon Shaw, Doreen Shock ley. Dick Smith, Opal Slille, Robin R. Stockdale, Don Slrommer. Alice Suffin, Stephen Tarnopol, Pearl Tetner, Arnold Toole, Lucille Vogel, Mariorie Volkman, Arthur Wabash, Rebecca Walton, Jay Williams, Arthur Willi, Darryl Wood.

Fay S. Yerby. Lorees Yukawa, Isao MATSON, Jane Elizabeth bom on May 25, 1914; passed away on February 2, 1996. Professor of Counselor Education at C.S.U. at LA.

from 1958 to 1990, she devoted her professional career to the training of community college student personnel workers and was recognized nationwide for her efforts. She also served as an instructor and counselor at local community colleges and was a doctoral student advisor at NOVA Southeastern University from 1970 to the present. She will be remembered for her commitment to students and will be missed by her many friends throughout the nation. A memorial service will be held at 4pm, February 15 at La Canada Presbyterian Church, 626 Foothill La Canada with a reception in the Church Hall following immediately. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Jane Matson Memorial Scholarship, co Instructional Advancement Office, C.S.U.

at LA, Los Angeles, CA 90032 are pre-ferred. Cabot Sons, Pasadena MENDEZ, Maria A. Armstrong Family, Directors MIRON. Shervl Neptune Society, San Pedro NAGEL Juan Carlos Neptune Society, San Pedro OHRTMAN. Hubert Neptune Society, San Pedro OTIS, Leonard bom April 26, 1924 in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Passed away February 9, 1996 in Burbank, California. He is survived by his loving family: wife, Mamie; daughter, Peggy; and granddaughter, Liz. Leonard served in the 82nd Airborne Div, United States Army Air Corps in World War II. He graduated from Gannon University in Erie, Pennsylvania in 1948 and Harvard Law School in 1951. He was Presiding Administrative Law Judge in Van Nuys for the last 28 years.

Visitation will be held on Wednesday, February 14 from 6pm 9pm with Rosary recited at 7pni at Pierce Brothers Little Country Chapel, North Hollywood. Funeral Mass will be held on Thursday, February 15 at 10am at St. Francis Dc Sales Catholic Church. Sherman Oaks. Pierce Brothers-Valhalla Mortuary, Worth Hollywood.

PACCASSI, Rose Mary 74; of La Mirada, passed away January 30, 1996 Preceded in death by sister, Catherine Wood, she is survived by her sons, Jerry Paccassi 11 and Brion Paccassi; daughters, Anne Tucker and Susan Bryant; eight Srandchildren; her brothers, Paul, oe and Julius; her sister, Betty and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Mass was offered Friday, February 2 at Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church with committal in All Souls Cemetery. Luyben Family Lakrwood Village Mortuary (3IO42j-ftlUf) PARKS, Mary Verona Neptune Society, San Pedro PAYTON, Charlye W. 74; passed away February 8, 1996. Retired educauji' with Los Angeles public schools, past President of Delta Sigma Theta sorority and Life Development Center.

Wake 6pm, Tuesday at Harrison Rosa Crenshaw Blvd. Chapel. Funeral service 11am, Wednesday at Holman Methodist Church on Adams Blvd. Pfi RNELL, Mayme Eaton 79; died February 7, 1996 in Irvine. She was born December 4, 1916 in Du Quoin, Illinois.

Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law, Soma and Dwam Clark of Los Angeles and son and daughter-in-law, Tim and Jackie PiirnelT of Irvine. Private services are planned at Pacific View Memorial Park, Newport Beach (714ftH-2700) RICHMOND. Rhea Etta Hillside Mortuary RODRIGUEZ. Joe Guerra it Gutierrei 213721-8444 ROTH LA TT, Phil 76, passed away Wednesday, February 7. 1996.

He is survived by wife Evelyn and by sons, Martin. Steven and their families. He was the beloved grandfather of Hart, Corey, Torey, ar.d We will miss him. ABRAHAM, Ruth H. (96 years young) Beloved mother of the late Gloria S.

Kaufman; loving stepmother of Howard; cherished sister of Harry and Saul and the late Benjamin, Clara and Lillian. A service for family and friends is being held 12 noon, Tuesday (today) at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Slnal Mortuary BERNARD, Charles loving husband of Evelyn; devoted father of Ronald (Kathren) Bernard and Lois (Ronald) Maurer; beloved grandfather of Cheryle (Rick) Westbrook, Alan (Phyllis) Bernard, Lisa Bernard, Todd Maurer and Brian (Deanna) Maurer; adoring great-grandfather of Amanda and Danielle; cherished brother of Florence (Abe) Schwartz and Hy (Betty) Bernard. Services 11am, Tuesday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Slnal Mortuary BLOOM, Cell Mount Slnal Mortuary BOND, Rufus Neptune Society, San Pedro BRESLOFF, Morey died January 30, 1996.

Survived by daughter, Kathi George ana her husband, Lloyd; grandchildren, Brandon, Ken, Kaila and Chloe; former wife, Evelyn Dashut. BR1TTA1N, James Wilson 71: formerly a resident of Palos Verdes Estates, California succumbed to a lengthy illness February 10, 1996 in Williamsburg, Virginia. A publicist and assistant producer at M.G.M. Studios as well as costu-mer and director of plays and musicals in the Southern California area, Mr. Brittain won many honors for his innovative productions.

He is survived by his family; wife of 39 years, Barbara; daughter, Bonnie of Orange, California; son, Jim of Williamsburg, Virginia and two granddaughters. A memorial service will be held at Williamsburg Presbyterian Church on Sunday, February 18 at Dr. W. Clay Macaulay will officate. A reception will follow the service.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, Dr. Louis H. Evans Fund, 1760 N. Gower Hollywood, CA 90028. Bucktrout of Williamsburg Funeral Services will be handling the arrangements.

BRODSKY, Irving long time resident of Palm Springs Palm Desert, formerly of Los Angeles. Beloved husband of Ruth; cherished father of Sheri Campbell of Mission Viejo, Dr. Andrea Silvey of Birmingham, Alabama and Jeffrey Brodsky of Palm Springs. Survived by 3 adoring grandchildren. Dear brother of Beatrice Kaplan of Foster City, California.

For many years an Engineer with Litton Industries Aerospace Division in 1979. Founded Brodsky's Bagels in Palm Springs, Cathedral City and Palm Desert Member of Temple Isaiah of Palm Springs and former mason. Services Wednesday 1pm at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Family would appreciate donations to The City of Hope. Palm Springs Mortuary Dlrettori, 619321 -OtOt CADIKNTE, Vincent a gold card member of SAG, past President of the Screen Extras Guild in the mid 1960s and a stunt group of cowboys that performed in the industry when Westerns were prominent, passed away Friday, February 9, 1996.

fighting lung cancer and a brain aneurysm. He had been battling emphysema and diabptes for the past several years and continued to exemplify great strength as he had for over two decades as an actor, stunt man, and Union activist. His screen credits include, but are far from limited to the following titles: There Was a Crooked Man', 'Planet of the Apes', 'Great Train Robberty', 'Green Berets', The Professions', The Hawaiians' 'Father Damion', 'Blazing Saddles', 'Gilligan's Island', Rawhide', 'Gunsmoke' Bonanza', The Greatest Story Ever Told', and the 'Star Trek st'ries and movies. His two daughters, Gena Cadiente (Walt Disney Music Production) and Savina Ciaramella (Walt Disney Records) plan on publishing his capers within his colorful autobiography and producing two scripts based on his escapades in the Korean War and his extraordinary involvement in the industry which their father had spent over 1 three decades writing. He is survived by his wife, Margie Silva Cadiente; his beloved sisters, Charr Bcidler, Barbara Velasco.

Violt Ionungo, and Mana Leiman; two brothers, John David Cadiente and Jerry Velawo: three children. Mils Jason Hamilton, Courtney Piige Herman and G.ibriplla Ciaramella. CASARKZ. Frank Nf otunt Nui redro Times Obituary Information GAMMONS, Jam J. born May 19, 1950.

Survived by her loving husband Robert Gammons; mother Charlene Johnson; sisters, Janice. Jacqui, Julie; brother, Jarone; and numerous nephews and nieces. She was a Hospital Administrator for 20 vears. Memorial Services Monday, February 19, 1996, at Calvary Baptist Church, 4911 West 59th Street, Ladera Heights. In lieu of flowers, donations to Pediatric Pavillion USC-Medical Center or Starlite Foundation.

Armstrong Family, Directors GOLDSTEIN, Nathan born in Los Angeles (Boyle Heights) in 1915. Survived by wife of 56 years, Sophie; daughter, Belle Frteman; son, Melvin (Lynne) Goldstein; grandsons, Mark (Pauline) Goldstein, Mike Goldstein, and Josh Frieman; brothers, Sol (Fay) Goldstein, Max (Mary) Goldstein, and sister, Eva (Bill) Guyger); old fnends, Jackie Farbstein aria Memo Rangel. Services zpm, Tuesday (today) at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel in Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Slnal Mortuary HOSHIZAKI, Yuriko 74, beloved wife of Ray; mother of Glen A. (Carmen), Roland K.

(Rosalie 0.) and Russell D. Hoshizaki; grandmother of great-grandmother of sister of Joe Tsujimoto of Washington and Ben Tsujimoto of Japan; sister in law Akiko (Mickey) Inagi. Private family memorial services were held on Monday, February 12, 1996, at Fukui Mortuary 'Chapel In The Garden', with the Rev. Harry Murakami officiating. Fukui Mortuary, Directors 213626-0441 HOWELL, Nlles Warren beloved husband of Jewell Howell; father of Warren (Marja-Liisa) Howell and Donald Howell.

Services will be held 3pm, Wednesday, February 14, 1996 at Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary JORDAN, Bennle a Forest Lawn Glendale JOURNEY, Dean Anthony In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: Friendly House, 347 S. Normandie Los Angeles, CA 90020. Graveside services were held lpm, Friday, February 9, 1996 in Forest Lawn, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary KAHAN, Ben age 81; passed away February 11, 1996 in Northridge.

A Los Angeles resident since 1921, he was a pioneer in the health food industry since 1932. He graduated from valley College on the Dean's list at the age of 70. Beloved husband of Annette; loving father of Alan (Karen) Kahan and Badonna (Ronald) Retin' loving grandfather of William Retin, Aaron (Nicole) Kahan, Terry Retin and Jodi Velasco; devoted brother of Carl (Julie) Kahan and Celia (Saul) Kaufman. Services 12 noon, Wednesday February 14 at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel in Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary KOSSACK, Pearl beloved mother of Eleanor Kossack and the late Joe Kossack; devoted grandmother of Julia Kossack.

Graveside services lpm, February 13 in Eden Memorial Park. Groman-Eden Mortuary directors LANG, Marlon C. TMrlm' beloved mother of Jeffrey (Shirley) Lang and Pamela and Jared Lang; adoring grandmother of Matthew and Justin Lang: dear sister of Daniel (Mimi) Cadlsh. Services lpm. Thursday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel.

Mount Sinai Mortuary LAPWORTH. Norman passed away February 7, 1996. Bom in 1913 in London, he graduated from UCLA in 1939 in Physics and his career as design engineer was in the plastics industry. Survived by his wife, Diane; daughters, Lynn. Peggy, Jnd Paula; sons, Mark and Chris: grandchildren, Loree and Sharon, Ben and Sophie, and JiUian.

f.LSKO. Joan Neptune Society, San Pedro LEVY, Joy E. Armstrong Family, Directors LITTMAN, Nancy R. a lifetime South Bay resident, died February 9, 1996 in Torrance. Born August 26, 1937 in Los Angeles, she was a Supervisor for 30 years and had worked for Pac Tel.

Survived by her husband. Gene; son, Michael of Loi.uta; brothers, Ernest E. Horn of Hawthorne, Darwin Horn of Rolling Hills; sister, Arline Berg of Seal Beach Services will be held 11am, Tuesday. Fetruary 13 at the Gamby Chapel with interment to follow in All Souls Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: Olslen Kimberly Hospice, 10780 Santa Monica Blvd.

s30o. Los Angeles. CA 9U025, or to the American Cancer Society for Breast Cancer Research. Entrusted to the care of Gamby Mortuary, Loin I la (310 m-VM3. LOWE, Paula The Neitunc Society.

Burbank SAKATA, Shizuye 80, beloved wife of Masaichi Sakata; mother of Robert M. (Frances Sakata, Barbara Sakata, Suzanne A. (Stanley Uragami, Joanne T. (Michio) Yoshu, Julie (Clark Saito and Joy Sakata; grandmother of Russell and Darryl Saito: sister of Fusaye Ota, Matsuye Nakamoto and Jack (Rosa) Nakamoto and sister-in-law of Kimiye Nakamoto and Michiye Nakamoto. Funeral Thursday, February 15, 1996, from at Higashi Honganji Buddhist Temple, 505 E.

3rd Street, Los Angeles. The family requests that flowers be omitted. Fukui Mortuary Directors, (213) a)-tmi SANTOS, Eduardo Ibarra Forest Lawn Glendale SCHWARTZ, Oscar beloved husband of Ruth; father of Stuart (Chelley); grandfather of Larry, Ann, Lisa and Marie. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Heart Association. Services 12 noon, Tuesday, Februry 13 at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.

Hillside Mortuary SELTZER, Leon Neptune Society, San Pedro SHAW. Doreen Lucille Armstrong Family, Directors SHOCKLEY, Dick passed away February 8. 1996. In lieu of flowers: Ducks Unlimited, Marina Chapter, 13605 W. Ftf way, Manna aei Key, ia wat.

SMITH, Opal passed away February 10, 1996. Entombment in Woodlawn Mausoleum, Santa Monica. Gates, Klngsley Gates, Santa Monica taiuaaa-iftggj) qirectors STILLE, Robin Rochelle passed away February 9, 1996. Services Wednesday, lpm at Memorial Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park. For information regarding donations in lieu of flowers, please call White-Emerson Mor tuary, Whittler STOCKDUJC Don Neptune Society, San Pedro STROMMER, Alice Neptune Society, San Pedro SUFFIN, Stephen Howard age 63: a graduate of U.C.L.A.

and Stanford School of Law, Stephen practiced law with Shaw, Miller and Suffin before joining the firm of Loeb and Loeb as a real estate attorney. In the past five years he enjoyed semi-retirment, pursuing his hobbies of golf and tennis. Stephen is survived by wife, Lynn; brother, Mark (Flora): daughters, Shelley (Scott) and Deena (Jane); son, Fred and grandsons, Alec and Colin. He touched many people's lives with his humor, intelligence and wit, and will be remembered with great affection and love. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services 10am, Tuesday, February 13 at Eden Memorial Park, Mission Hills.

Groman-Eden Mortuary directors TARNOPOL, Pearl Mount Sinai Mortuary TETNER. Arnold born June 20, 1906: passed away February 5, 1996 Husband of Sylvia. TOOLE Lucille T. The Neptune Society, Burbank VOGEL, Marjorlc Neptune Society, San Pedro VOLKMAN. Arthur Neptune Society, San Pedro WABASH, Rebecca Mount Sinai Mortuary WALTON, Jay beloved father of Chris Walton, Jane Condon and Judy Walton; brother of Jerry Silva and Janice Silva; grandfather of Jesse, Tony, Crystal and Katnna.

Services 1030am, Tuesday, February 13. 1996 at Church of Our Fathers, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Cypress. Forest Lawn Mortuary WILLIAMS, Arthur M. Arnutront Family, Directors WILTZ, Darryl Neptune Society. San Pedro WOOD, Fay a Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills YERBY, Lorees Ceclle Armstrong Family, Directors YUKAWA, Isao age 68; passed away February 10, 1996.

Survived by daughter, Joy; Joy's mother, Grace; wife, Irene Kubo; brother, Chris (Mary) Yukawa; sister, Fumi (George) Mayeda; sisters-in-law, Beverly and Kimiko Yukawa; many nephews and nieces. Memorial service 11am. Saturday, February 17 at St. Thomas Episcopal Church. 1.W64 Tetley Hacienda HeiRhts.

No flowers. Funeral Notices DAVID TERRY Age 91. Retired Lieutenant, Los Angeles County f-fia Sheriff's tlgJt, deceased February 10, oervicc uaica. July 20. 1937 to February 6, 1962.

Funeral servii es will he private. LYNCH, Gerald J. bom February 22, 1906 in Detroit, Michigan; died February 8, 1996 at age 89 in Pasadena, California. He held an A.B. and A.

degree from Wayne State University, a J.D. degree from the University of Detroit, and an honorary degree of Doctor of Business Administration from the University of Dayton. He was most recently a Consultant to Management in the office of Hahn Hahn. Pasedena. Prior to that he was Chairman and CEO of Menasco Manufacturing Company and Vice President of Ford Motor Company.

Mr. Lynch practiced law in Detroit from 1933 until 1942 when he joined General Motors Corporation as Director of the War Contract Administration Department, Fisher Body Division. He remained with General Motors until 1946 when he joined Ford Motor Company. During his years with Ford, Lynch held a variety of assignments including that of Vice President, Washington Office; Executive Assistant to Robert S. McNa-mara, former Secretary of Defense and Group Vice President of Ford.

In 1956, Lynch organized Aeronu-tronic Systems, a partially-owned aerospace subsidiary of Ford and served as its President until 1962. He resigned in 1962 and became Chairman of the Board, President and CEO and principal stockholder of Menasco Manufacturing ny. In 1977 Menasco was merged into Colt Industries at which time Lynch became a Director and Group vice President of Colt. Gerald Lynch was a Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Don Bosco Technical Institute and a member of the Development Council, and of the Trust Estates Board, both of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. He was a past member of President Reagan's Advisory Committee for Trade Negotiations, past member of the Boardof Governors and the Executive Committee of the Aerospace Industries Association, past President and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Security Industrial Association, Washington, D.C., past President of the Society of the Friendly Sons of St.

Patrick of Los Angeles and a former member of the Board of Directors of Lloyds Bank California and Valley National Bank, Glendale. Mr. Lynch was the recipient of the George Washington Honor Medal Award, Freedoms Foundation: the Distinguished Alumnus Award, Wayne State University; Man of the Year, Newport Beach, California; the Medallion of Ment, Society of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick of Los Angeles; the 1992 Honoree of 'The Cardinal's Award" bestowed by His Eminence Cardinal Roger Mahony and was knighted by the Order of St Gregory Mr Lynch was married to Mary Romaine Livernoix, his wife of 49 years who predeceased him in death in 1987. He is survived by five children: Terence D. Lynch (Constance) of Pacific Palisades, RoseMary Korostoff of Pasadena, Laura Lee Foley of Pasadena, Gerald J.

Lynch Jr. (Janie) of Red-lands, and Julie Russell (Stephen) of Pasadena. He is also survived by his wife, Carmela Lombardi Lynch and twelve grandchildren. Mr. Lynch was a member of the California Club in Los Angeles, the Annandale Golf Club in Pasadena, the Athenaeum of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, the University Club of Pasadena in Pasadena, and the Metropolitan Club in Washington, D.

C. Funeral liturgy will be celebrated at SL Andrews Church, 311 N. Raymond Pasadena on Tuesday, February 13 at lpm. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: St.

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