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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1995 LOS ANGELES TIMES OBITUARIESFUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Reporters' Access to Prisoners Restricted WKII, Rraina ALVAREZ Joat DIM Guerra Gutirrrei mvaie services, mourn oinai Mortuary BECKER, Byron 41; of Bcyrus, Ohio. December 26. 1995. as a result of injuries in an automobile WELSSMAN, Jack H. beloved husband of Edith; loving father of Gary (Susan) and Paul; devoted grandfather of Jason, Andromeda, Daniel, and Diana.

accident. Survived by wife, Vivian; mother and stepfather. Arline (Liayton) Becker ana rancis Becker of Denver 4 steo-children: 3 brothers, Boyd and John of Los Angeles and Robert of Denver. Service Friday at the Munz-Pirnstill Funeral Home, Bucyrus, in lieu ot flowers donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Services 12 noon, Friday, December 29, 1995 at Eden Memorial Park.

Groman-Deen Mortuary directors OBITUARIES Kartiala, Tauno F. Kesten, Anna Kikuchi, Ralph Knowles, Reginald La Ponsey, Richard Landes, Dora B. Lifton, Ruth Loring, Rosalind K. Martin, Paul L. Mc Cormick, Sharon McGunagle, Gerald Melbye.Cap.

Roy M. Nakano, Dr. Kazuo Palenthorpe, Marcella Pfaffl, Dorothy M. Pollard, Raymond H. Rhea, Aleene E.

Roberts, Shirley J. Robles. Adelaida Rodetfer, Diana Rothstein. Eva Sabin, Richard P. Schuman, Dexter Schwara, Flora Sherman, Ann B.

Smolen, Ronald Stewart, James F. Strouse, Bill Tanaka, Chester Taxon, Esther Treister, Rose Trent, Doyle C. Veselic, Robert M. Ward, Carl F. Weil, Rcgina Welssman, Jack H.

Weprin, Samuel M. Whitaker. Priscilla Woo, Robert ALvarex, Jose D. Becker, Byron L. Blumberg, Shirley Bohache, Betty Brenner, Marie Cavella, Mary L.

Crawford, Agnes F. Culp. Claude R. Deutsch, Audrey Dietz, Dorothy B. Doff, Marilyn M.

Dominguez, Joe M. Dwork, Lillian Fox, Jacob Gellman, Helen Genson, Albert Gilmer, William H. Higashl, Nobulo Hoffman, Vernon Jones, Forrest E. umo. Bunai in uaxwooa cemetery, Bucynis BIX'MllKRG.

Shirley beloved wife WEPRIN, Samuel Michael 66, died quietly at his home in Van Nuys, California oin December 24, 1995. of the late Meyer Blumberg; moth He fought his cancer valiantly with hooe and much study until the end. er oi itonert tuumoerg; granomotn-er of Bruce (Debbie) Blumberg; great-grandmother of Lisa, Byron, and Jeffie Blumberg; sister of Lee Throughout his life his conduct "Anything- that will make it more difficult for the press and the public to monitor conditions in prison does not bode well for the accountability of government and for public oversight," said Jane Kirtley, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, a nonprofit advocacy group based in Arlington, Va. Currently, reporters can talk to inmates only if there is a public event at a prison and the news media have been invited en masse. Reporters also can try to get on a prisoner's official visiting list, but cannot bring cameras, tape recorders, note pads or pens to the visit.

Corrections Department officials said. News organizations also can receive mail and phone calls from prisoners, but prison officials routinely read mail and monitor calls. His examples included gangster Kody Scott, or "Monster Kody," a Pelican Bay State Prison inmate who wrote his memoirs and gave numerous interviews. Tremblay also cited TV magazine and talk shows in explaining why he considers it hard for prison authorities to determine which organizations have legitimate news needs in interviewing prisoners. "Our intent is not to limit access to the mainstream media newspapers and network television, for example," Tremblay said.

"The trouble is that the line between legitimate news and entertainment news, like radio or TV talk shows, is getting blurred." Advocates of the 1st Amendment disagree with the ban, which they say prohibits the free flow of information and ultimately will remove the prison system from public scrutiny. From Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO-State prison authorities have barred reporters from conducting interviews with prisoners in person, citing worries that the media exposure might glamorize criminals. The ban applies to all 135,000 prisoners in California's 31 prisons and will remain in place indefinitely while the state Youth and Correctional Agency re-vies its interview policies. Vtfy should some guy benefit Htqm committing a crime? We did this because we didn't want to have inmates becoming celebrities and heroes," said J.Ps Tremblay, assistant secretary of the correctional agency. Tremblay cited TV tpi earances by criminals promoting books, talking about movie deals or complaining about prison treatment uuenman ried; aunt ot Hoy (Ruth) Buchman and family: died December 26, 1995.

RHEA, Aleene beloved mother Services to be held 11am. Friday. December 29 at Hillsde Memorial reflected his talents, integrity intelligence. He lived with Quiet dignity, good humor, and cared, for others above himself. He js survived by his loving wife, Dalej, his brother, Rubin; his devoted Children, Steven and Kristina Weprin and Susan and Robert Ortega; his adoring grandchildren, Jennifer, Samuel, Kaitlyn, Benjamin, and Shannon, and scores of others KESTEN, Anna passed away on December 27, 1995.

Loving wife of the late Jack Kesten; adored mother of Arthur (Hilda) Kesten and of Patricia (Phillip) Brumbaugh; also survived by four grajidchildren and five great grandchildren. Park. Adrlenne Bernstein: cherished rorest Lawn-noiiywooa Mius. BOHACHE, Bell; 74; passed away December 25, 1995. Survived by her husband of 47 years.

Lewis: forest Lawn mortuary daughters, Jacquelyn Faucette and grandmother of Gwen (Steve) irelli, Debbie Bernstein and Ilene Kesten: great-grandmother of Ariel and Mikalya; sister of Ray Richter. fatncia (Charles) btrait; son. ROBERTS, Shirley Jean beloved mother of Michael Roberts; loving daughter of Jack and Marion Stroup; sister of Charlotte Flores, Sandy Scallion, Bill and Chuck Stroup; also survived by many wnose lives he touched. Graveside services will be held Friday, December 29 in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hol- Keverend lorn Bonache; grandson. Randy Strait; sister-in-law, Marion Anderson: special friend.

Richard services ipm, Sunday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary In lieu of flowers, dona-tins may be made to the American Ward; many nieces and nephews. lywood mils. nean Association. visitation iroin noon to opm, Monday, January 1, 1996 at Gates, Hlnglsey GatesSmith-Salsbury, nieces aitu nepnews.

Funeral services 2pm, Saturday at Pierce Brothers Slmone-Du-Bola ChaoeL 1138 E. Laa Tiim Fh- KIKUCHI, Ralph, 66, resident of Uhittior Kirn lulu 1 QOQ WHITAKER, Priscilla Febe bora on November 17, 1960; passed away December 23 1995 in Gardena at the age of 35. She is survived by her son, Jacob Whitaker, daughters, Sarah Whitaker and Ashley San Gabriel (8182H7-0595) ecember 26, 1995 in 4 S. Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City. Funeral Mass 10am, Tuesday, January 2 at Holy Cross Cemetery ROBLES.

Adelaida wniiuer. survived by wife, Manam Kikuchi: son. Mark Kikuchi: Gutrra Gutlerret, 213722-1900 inapei, otwo w. aiauson culver City. In' lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to the American daughter, Wendy Hutchens; daughter, Lori Arias; RODEFFER, Diana M.

G. born in New York on ADrtl 28. 1952 and nausnatier; motner, wiauay Douwes; brothers, Peter. Ezekielp David, Stephan and Benjamin Douwes; sister, Yvonne Hamilton? Lancer Society. died in Los Angeles on December granddaughter, Heather Hutchens and Darsey Arias; sister, Jean Kikuchi and Sumiko Kikuchi.

Obituaries BRENNER. Marie Visitauon will be from 8am to 11am. December 30 at Rose Mils Neptune Soclety-Burbank Memorial Service at Rose Hills Rainbow Chapel, Jan. 2, 1996, CAVELLA, Mary Lunnle passed away December 24, 1995 at home in Memorial Park, 3888 S. Workliian Mill Road, Whittier (Gate D.fier-vices will be held lpm, December 30 at Memorial Chapel, Rose lills lam, uaie 1 1.

enice, taiuunua. Memorial services Saturday. De KNOWLES, Reginald L. Neptune Sodety-Burhank memorial rant tuaie 11. Hon tiius Mortuary directing at tne age ot li.

Mrs. Rodeffer worked as a dental hygenist for approximately six years. She is survived by husband, David and son, Evan Rodeffer, both of Rancho Palos Verdes; parents, Jim and Berna Gagne' and her brother, Brad Gagne'. Private burial to be held lpm, Saturday, December 30 in Green Hills Memorial Park. Home going celebration for Mrs.

Rodeffer will be held 11am, Saturday, January 6 at the Rolling Hills Covenant Church cember 30, Ham at Congregational Church of the Chimes, Magnolia LA PONSEY. Richard J. WOO, Robert bom December 7, awav on December 13. 1995. Sur- 'Del' Weber; Ex-Head i of California Teachers Assn.

1928; passed away Decembw 26, 1995 in Los Angeles at the aar. of vivd by wife, Carolyn and three daughters, Kathy Nelson, Gene and Hazeltine, Sherman Oaks. The Mary Lunnie Cavella Memorial Scholarship, ActonAgua Dulce Unified School District, 3620 Antelope Woods Road, Acton, CA 93510, Attn. Booster Club vieve and Patricia La Ponsey, all of Lakeland, Florida and Susan Solida of Woodlawn, Tennessee; two sons, Thomas of Rancho Cucumonga, California and John of Fuller-ton, California and six grandchildren. 67.

He is survived by his wife, Frances Woo; son, Robert Woo daughter, Karin Woo; grandson, Anthony C. Garcia; sisters, Helena Paredes, Lualla Young and Mary Lau; brothers, Duncan and John Woo. He was the owner of Woo Lee Distributing Company in Los Worship Center in Rancho Palos Verdes. Green Hills Mortuary CRAWFORD, Agnes Frances, born July 7, 1913 in Chester, Pennsylva nia, passed away, uecemoer its, 1995 In North Hollywood. Califor Dnrucrt-IM IU1 IBla DIM Malinow Silverman Mortuary Memonal Mass will be offered 10am.

Saturday. Januarv 6 at St. nia. She was preceded In death by her beloved husband, OHie and her beloved son, Walter. She is sur SABIN, Richard Palmer 67; passed John Vianney Catholic Church, vived bv her loving family.

Angeies. visitation will be held from 5pm to December 31 through 8am to llam, January 2, 1995 at Mortuary Stateroom (Gate 1) Services will be held lpm, JaiHury 2, daughter, Nancy; grandchildren, LANDES, Dora R. Neptune Sodety-Burbank away at nome December 21, 1995 in La Jolla of lung cancer. He was bom on January 7, 1928 in Los Angeles and grew up in Pasadena, attending Polytechnic School, Cate School in Carpenteria, and Clare- nngiu imariw Begat ana nrenuan Crawford' great grandchildren, Mathew, Sean and Patrick. LIFTON, Ruth Malinow Silverman Mortuary 1996 at Memonal Chapel of Rose HUls Memorial Park.

3888 9. Work mont McKenna College. He served runerai Mass will be celebrated LORING, Rosalind Kolan man Mill Road, Whittier (Gate 1). Tuesday. January 2.

1996 at Hillside Mortuary as a Naval aviator, stationed in Japan during the Korean Conflict. nose nuia mortuary uirecung. St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic Church, North Hollywood with MARTIN, Paul L. passed away at ne was emD ovea dv uwens Illinois nis nome in uiendaie on December Interment to follow in san ernan- 22, 1995.

Born in New Mexico on Funeral Notices do Mission Cemetery, Mission Hills. December 19. 1909. he was a devot Fierce Brothers-Valhalla, North Hollywood directors here and abroad for 28 years. After retirement he lived in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina where he Eursued his lifelong love of sailing, i 1993 he returned to California to La Jolla where he was a member of the la Jolla Rotary Club and the La ed husband and father, and dearly loved by his wife, Irma Sue; son and daughter-in-law, Douglas and aee By MYRNA OLIVER STAFF WRITER D.

A. "Del" Weber, who recently served as president of the powerful California Teachers has died at the age of65. Weber died unexpectedly of un- known causes Wednesday at his home in Huntington Beach. During his tenure as head of the state teachers union from 1991 1 until last June, Weber led the "group's successful opposition to 'Proposition 174, the controversial school voucher initiative that was 'trounced at the polls in 1993. Weber devoted his life to young I people and their welfare.

He raised four children of his own in addition to Seven children he adopted, and opened his home to about a dozen FRANK WARNOCK Fireman, Los Angeles Fire Dept. retired. Appointed August 26. 1946; service pensioned October 21, 1968: deceased December 21. away on Decmeber 23, 1995.

He is survived by his wife, Lena; four children, four grandchildren and a jona ueacn ana Tennis uiuo. Drotner. Neptune Society, Burbank CULP. Claude He is survivevd by his wife, Ruth Barker Sabin; three children, Richard Palmer Sabin Jr. (Mary), Mary Elizabeth Kelsev (Reeve) Donna Martin; daughters and sons-in-law, Barbara and Donald Schlueter and Rosemary and Thomas Ryan; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

He was predeceased by his wife, Rosemary in 1981. He spent his working years in the insurance industry, specializing in workers Neptune Soclety-Burbank 1995 in Sequim, Washington. Funeral services private with cremation. DEUTSCH, Audrey Hillside mortuary and Kathleen Blakey Choka (Byron) and six grandchildren, all of Perrvsburg. Ohio: sister.

DIETZ, Dorothy Brill ers at Anaheim High School and math at Rancho Santiago College. He became active in a teachers union in Orange County, chairing the negotiating team for the Anaheim Secondary Teachers Assn. He later became president of that group. Weber was elected to the CTA board of directors in 1972 and became vice president in 1986. He was unopposed for president in 1991 and in 1993.

He was unusual as a teachers union leader in that he was a Republican who was against taxes and bilingual education. Never afraid of irking colleagues in politics or education, Weber led a splinter group of prominent Orange County Republicans who supported Democrat Bill Clinton for president in 1992. Off-duty, Weber composed classical music for the piano, dabbled at writing spy novels and developed computer programs. He also operated a church out of his garage that was known as the Brotherhood of Peace and Tranquillity. In addition to his 11 children, Weber is survived by his mother, Dorothy, of his native Rapid City, S.D., 10 brothers and sisters, and 13 grandchildren.

In Memoriam ijorouiea saDtn Barnes or rasaae- Armstrong amny, Directors Services 10am. Fridav. December DOFF. Marllvn Morrison beloved wife, mother and friend; 29 (today) at Woods Glendale Mortuary Chanel. 511 S.

Central passed away on December 25, 1995. Mn lA'tm Glendale. Remembrances to: Malcolm (Freed) MacDonald Dec. 29, 1955-Aug. 31, 1993 Happy Birthday to my loving son, Malcolm.

My friend and my confidante. I miss and love you so very much. na; brother, Peter Sidney Sabin of Newberg, Oregon. A memorial service will be held January 4 at St. James By the Sea Episcopal "Church in La Jolla.

A burial service will be held 2pm, January 5 in Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena. In lieu of flowers! donations may be made to: La Jolla Urologic Research Foundation, Norris Cancer Center, 2025 Zonal Ave. Suite 5900, Los Angeles, CA Decembe 29 at Good Shepherd Church, Beverly Hills. Pierce Brothers Cunningham O'Connor, waja), wii pe greatly appreciateq. tioiiywooq airectors troubled foster children.

He was DOMINGUEZ, Joe M. first and foremost a teacher. Cards ol Thanks notary oundation, f. O. Box S235, 1 Jolla, CA 92038.

Mountain View Neptune soclcty-Burbank DW'ORK. Lillian Mortuary directors MC CORMICK, Sharon 'Sherry' passed away on December 21. 1995. Memorial service to be held 7pm, January 3, 1996 at Temple Kol Tik-vah. 2O400 Ventura Woodland Hills.

In lieu of flowers, donations are preferred to AIDS Glashand-Wlllen West Hollywood SCHUMAN, Dexter, passed away FOX. Jacob. Born. New York City, The family of Loren E. fechrest who passed away on December 16, 1995, wish to thank all those, who sent flowers, attended services and extended condolences.

January 15, 1909; died. Torrance, uueAuecieuiy di uie ae OI ne is survived by his devoted wife, Michele: son, Earl; family, friends and colleagues. He will be greatly project los Angeles (ArLA). California, December 24, 1995. A graduate of Columbia University's School of Pharmacy, he owned drug stores in metropolitan New BISHOP Continued from A3 The announcement to diocese employees of Barnes' elevation was met with an immediate and vigorous standing ovation a testament, staff members said, to Barnes' local popularity.

"I think the Hispanic community will feel very proud," Barnes said later, adding that his ethnicity might have played a role in his selection by the pope. "We have trained non-Spanish-speaking priests to speak Spanish, but also important is learning the culture, the mind-set, the values of the people, and many times you need to immerse yourself in that kind of culture or be of that culture to understand that," Barnes said. In Los Angeles, Cardinal Roger M. Mahony welcomed the new bishop by noting that the San Bernardino Diocese "had to face the enormous challenges of serving so many new Catholics with few priests and with church buildings far too small for today's congregations." He said Barnes "brings a fresh enthusiasm and vigor to one of the fastest-growing dioceses in the country." Barnes was born in Phoenix and moved with his family to East Los Angeles as a young child. He continued to live there through his graduation from Cal State L.A.

in 1967. As a young Catholic, he said, he wondered whether the church was meeting the needs of its Latino faithful. Noting that he was a product of the "Hispanic mecca" of East Los Angeles, he said: "I saw the religiosity of these people and felt some-! thing had to be done for them. They remained poor and uneducated, and I questioned whether the church could be doing even more to help them. And when I questioned that, one of my uncles said, 'What are you going to do about Before joining the seminary, Barnes spent a year as a student teacher at Garfield and Wilson high schools in Los Angeles, but he soured on the experience.

"I was frustrated because before I could teach civics I first had to teach a lot of these students how to read," he said. He entered the seminary instead, was ordained in San Antonio and was given two different parish priest assignments before taking of the archdiocese's religious education programs. Later, he was named director of clergy development for the Archdiocese of San Antonio and appointed rector of Assumption Seminary in that city. In 1992, he was named auxiliary bishop of San Bernardinoa move that, he said, has allowed him to spend most of his free time with his extended family in Los Angeles after years of absence. MCGUNAGLE, Gerald Hugh Armstrong Family, Directors missea-uou mess.

Service at 12 noon on Sunday, December 31. 1995 at Hillside Cemetery LotsCrypts "Del Weber was one of the most decent people I have ever known," said current CTA President Lois rTinson. "He devoted his entire life children. j. Weber started teaching in a one- foorn school in Wyoming when he was only 19.

After service in the Army during the Korean War, he eventually moved to California, (Where he taught math and comput York until he retired and moved to Los Angeles. He is survived by his wife, Ida Fox; his brother, Henry MELBYE, Captain Roy Mar land, passed away on December 28, 1995 at Canterbury Residence Home in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. Captain Melbye was 98 at the time of his death. Memorial Park Chapel. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to UCLA Athletic Fund-The Hoopsters, PO Box 24044, Los Angeles, CA.

90024-0044. Hillside Forest Lawn Glendale, 1 crpt spc for S) Court Of Freedom $6900, Forest Lawn Hlwyd Hills Prime view, 2 pits, ox; nis cnuaren, ramcia sacks, Alan Fox, and Renee Mitchell; and his grandchildren, Jeremy and Rachel Sacks, Margery. Eric, and Heveiaoon. siauu ea. pp Mortuary Captain Melbye was raised In Minnesota.

He was stationed on the Samule Fax, and Marissa and Sasha Mitchell. SCHWARZ. Flora Tritzle' FOREST LAWN Glend 2crypts Garden of Remembrance $8000 702-432-6848 pp 4 FAMILY PLOTS IN ROSE HILLS $5200 Total. 916-938-4745. Services 9am, Sunday at Mount GELLMAN, Helen, dear mother of Sinai Memorial Park.

Mount slnal Mortuary In lieu of flowers, the Laurie Pollock Firestone and Ann battleship, U.S.S. Arizona, during World War I. After the war, he came to San Francisco and went to work for the Standard Oil Company of California as a mate on one of the company's oil tankers. He spent his entire career working for Standard Pollock Bertram, died in Palo Alto. family prefers donation to the City Cremation Service oi nope.

California on December 26, 1995, at the age of 78. As a young woman she was a chamoion swimmer, and in later years a dedicated master SHERMAN, Ann Boskovich passed away suddenly on Christmas Day, December 25, 1995. Survived by husband, John; son, Scott (Robbin); brothers, Phillip and John Bosko- uu mow i nevron snipping) as oil tanker Captain, mooring master, Dort CaDtain. and marine consul teacner witn tne ux Angeles uni' tied School District and an enthusi' astic and successful business woman. Helen was the beloved (laugh- NEPTUNE SOCIETY 310831-0664 818845-2415 800201-3315 Lot Angeles Burbank V1C1L Funeral Mass 11am, Friday, December 29 at San Fernando Mis ter of Annie and Abraham Israel and shared their deep commitment to social justice, fair labor practices and the Union movement.

Her sion with burial to follow in San tant. He supervised the installation of submarine pipelines in California, Great Britain, Indonesia, and South America. During World War he was the Captain of oil tankers which transported fuel to Alaska, the South Pacific, and through the Panama Canal up the Atlantic Coast During the war. he held commissions as Fernando Cemetery. Eternal Val Icy Mortuary, New hall death is a great sadness to her daughters, to her sons-in-law, Neal SMOLEN, Ronald passed away on December 23, 1995.

He is survived 1 ARMSTRONG FAMILY MALLD-MITTtN Bertram and Edward Firestone; to by his father, Manny and brothers, her cherished grandsons. Seth Ber Captain ior Standard Oil. Comman Allen, uavtd, and Robert. Cremation; no services. John Conrad Bushman; Author, Cat State LA.

Professor John Conrad Bushman, 81, author and former professor of English at Cal 4 Stale L.A. A native of Chicago, Bushman was educated at the University Michigan and the University of Illinois, where he began his teaching 1 career. He then taught English at St. Louis University for seven years and in 1953 moved to the fledgling Cal State L.A. He taught English and American studies there and did extensive research on the fiction of writer Stephen Crane and on American popular culture.

Bushman wrote four books that were widely used in universities. He retired in 1976. On Monday in Los Angeles. Frederic Coonradt; USC Journalism Professor Frederic Coonradt, 82, USC journalism professor who introduced columnist Jack Smith to Baja California. A native of Oregon, Coonradt earned his degrees at Stanford and then moved to Los Angeles, where he Taught at USC for most of his career.

Coonradt and his late wife, veteran plTTvestigative reporter Sara Boynoff, were neighbors of the Smiths on Mt. Jaehington for many years, and frequently were mentioned in Smith's coTCmns. Often referred to as "Dalton," Coonradt earned column credits for identifying strange birds in their secluded neighborhood. He also acquainted the Smiths with Baja, which led to their building a vacation home there and to Smith's book "God and Mr. Gomez." On Wednesday in STEWART.

James Francis, also known as Steward Bradley resident der in the Maritime Service, and Lieutenant Commander in the Navy. He received several combat ribbons and other commendations. CaDtain Melhve was married in tram and Alex Firestone; to Ann's in-laws, Manya and Barry Bertram, and to the many other relatives and friends. Graveside Service will be held in Mount Sinai Memorial Park in Los Angeles on Sunday, December 31 at Total $488 Free Literature I ALL L.A. A ORANGE CO.

I f800) 286-6789 tn Anpeic. I ot lamDna. uaiitomia died on n-day, December 22, 1995. Mr. Stewart was bom on Feb the former Bessie Williamson, who zpni, bunday.

mount aiiuu tuary passed away 1958. Thereafter, he was married to Dorritt Tompkins, who passed away in 1991. He is survived by sons, Dr. R. 1 Funeral Directors GENSON, Albert 'AG' born April ruary 24, 1924 in Brooklyn.

New York, the son of James ana Alice Stewart, As a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, a life member of the Screen Actors Guild. iya in uncago, Illinois; resident of Los Angeles since 1947: ituuuj racimrc Ul OUUUl rcutduuid, California, Richard B. Melbye of died Deacefullv at home December Afriend of the Atherton, California and daughter, Dorritt Pearson of Redondo Beach. Stewart Bradley starred in many V. shows as well as over 300 27, 1995 of acute leukemia.

Loving husband of Marion, his wife of 58 years; AG is also survived by his leads in live T.V. His maior ro on California. He is also survived by ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. the NBC 'Days of Our Lives' was for over 12 years. Best rememberd are: Kraft Theater, U.

S. Steel son, tiene iivatnyi; grandson, Gregory (Natasha); granddaughter, Amy Gerson; sister, Rae Captain Melbye was a member of Hour, Sarge Cannon, Perry Mason' and aDDeared in 'The Untouch tne rropeiier uiud, Bilge uiud, Square Club, all marine-oriented, and The Shriners and The Elks 1 MORTLWR President of Network Marketing Consultants for 17 years, AG spent ables' over 90 times. Other shows include The Jackie Gleason Show Club Services are Deriding. nis leisurely reuremem aays as a Farmers' Market reffular. He will and "The Milton Berle Show'.

His It is requested that anv memorial 213469-600pt most memorable Theater produc remembrances be made to Young mie, a unnstian group mat neips teenagers in high school, located at 24586 Hawthorne Suite 10, tions include: 'Little Foxes The World of Ray Bradbury', Stalag 17, and 'Rashomon'. He had just completed a novel and some short stories before his be in the hearts of his family and friends forever. Services 2pm, Friday, December r29 at Eden Memorial Park. The family invites contributions In his name to: Jewish Family and Chil-drens Services, 1600 Scott Street, San Francisco, CA 94115, Groman- Torrance, ua. swouo.

Armstrong Family directors unfortunate death. Forest lat NAKANO, Dr. Kazuo 75. Beloved James Stewart is survived by his loving wife, Yoko Stewart; son, Thomas Ludwig and daughter, Joy husband of Junko: father of Kden Mortuary flirectors MORTUARIES Stephen Kiyoshi Nakano; brother of Tomio, Mitsuro Nakano, Namiye GILMER, William Henry April 1, 1923 Sent. 28.

1995 ivaiduti, W1IU UUUl uvc Ul UUH Angeles. aiso, aiko rsuisui ana tuyomi STROUSE, Bill, 31, a puppet wrangler for the PBS-TV Droirram "The Puzzle died at home in Los Angeles, December 26, 1995 of comD ications from AIDS Nakano; also ssurvived by many nieces, nephews and relatives. Family funeral services were held on Thursday, December 28 at Green Hills Memorial Park Chapel with Rev. Ted Esakl from Christ Presbyterian Church officiating. The family has requested that flowers please be omitted.

Fukul 800)204-31 Bill was a painting contractor In the Los Angeles area throughout the 1960's and 1970's. He died in his Georgia home of 18 years from lung cancer, with his ex-wife and best friend, Dottie Gilmer of Monterey Bark and his four children, Leslie Cruz of El Monte, Jim Gilmer of Anaheim, Bill Gilmer of Areata and Denise Gilmer of Areata, by his side. He is also survived by his five grandchildren: Michael and Catina Cruz of El Monte, Jim and Cody Gilmer of Anaheim and Brian Proctor of Lone- Beach: one Strouse began his career as an associate producer for Channel One and worked in the industry as an assistant film editor. Survivors include longtime companion, Neil Spisak; mother, Patricia Strouse; and sisters, Dena Dalton and Cindy Hipzer and their families. A Memorial gathering will be mortuary izupzp-wu) PALENTHORPE, Marcella Wolfsklll, 90, formerly of Temple City, passed awav in Hemet on rai.ltffe.Y great-grandchild, Sheri Proctor of neia at spisax -strouse nome on lan 7 at nm In liai.

fU, December 27, 1995. Bom in Los Angeles on April 26, 1905. she was the eldest great grandchild of Los Angeles pioneer, William J. Wolfskill. Cella had an avid interest donations may be made to AIDS' iwereti, wasningion; nis latner-in-law, Rudolph H.

Hammer of project Los Angeles. William Gilmer was a World War TANAKA. Chester 76. Beloved husband of Masako: father of John in California history. She was past President of Califor II veteran of the S.

Navy. nia Parlor and San Gabriel Parlor. of Kaneohe, Hawaii and Dr. David (Sue Ellen) of North Caolina: grandfather of Jennifer, brother of Memorial services were held in Bainbridge, Georgia on September 30 1995. Bill's wishes for a burial at sea For many years, she and her late husband.

Harold, were resident tdwara (Gloria) ot Honda. were hed on November 24. 1995. docents at the Casa De Adobe. Her particular joy was showing groups of school children through the day, December 20 at Hoto! Garden Mortuary Chapel, 30 N.

Kukul St The Mariner's Farewell Ceremony took place off the Pacific Coast at Redondo Beach. Pasadena. Madllyn Morrison Doff; Hostess of Famed Hollywood Nightclub Marilyn Morrison Doff, 66, hostess at her father's famed Hollywood nightclub, the Mocambo. Once labeled one of Hollywood's golden girls by Life magazine, the daughter of Charlie Morrison virtually grew up in the jMocambo, befriending its famous performers, including Frank Sinatra, Milton Berle, Lena Home and Vic Damone. She had her own weekly radio show for a time in Palm Springs.

The young woman attracted international attention in 1952 when she was married for seven months to bobby-soxer heartthrob Johnnie Ray, known for his tearful trademark song, "Cry." She later married film producer Red Doff. On Monday in Los Angeles of cancer. Robert E. Johnson; Longtime Executive at Jet Magazine Robert E. Johnson, 78, whose 42-year career at Jet magazine took him 5 from managing editor to executive editor and associate publisher.

Born in Montgomery, Johnson started out selling black weekly newspapers tm street corners and later founded his high school newspaper. He went to Morehouse College with civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and was one of the first journalists to chronicle King's crusading marches. Johnson also wrote "Bill Cosby: In Words and Pictures," a biography of the superstar. On Wednesday in Chicago.

Jose Orozco; Mexican Architect Designed Famed Houses, Hotels Jose Orozco, 65, prominent Mexican architect who designed major residences and hotels on both sides of the border. A native of Mexico City, 5 Orozco earned a degree in architecture at USC and did graduate work at the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico in Mexico City, where he I' later taught. One of his residential designs in Los Angeles was for the late entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. Another was for Don Kubly, a president of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. Orozco established his own firm in Mexico City in 1962 and designed hotels, restaurants, residences and planned communities in Southern California, Texas, Florida and particularly in Baja California, Mexico.

In 1981, he and his wife, artist and designer Patricia Davis Sutton, created Rosamar, one of the first planned residential communities on Baja California's northern coast. Orozco also designed hotels in Cabo San Lucas, La Paz and Rosarito Beach and a complex of 27 houses at Plaza Del Mar. Also known for his furniture design, paintings and photographs, Orozco last exhibited his work in San Diego in 1994. On Dec. 16 in Baja California in an automobile accident.

Gerry Rosentswleg; Designed and Edited Books on Graphic Design Gerry Rosentswieg, 60, graphic designer who designed and edited several books on his art. He was the owner of the Graphics Studio. Among his books were "Graphic Design Los Angeles," "San Francisco: Graphic Design," "Type Faces," "The New Logo From California" and "The New American Logo." He had been working on books scheduled for release next year, including "The Advertising Art of Coca-Cola." Rosentswieg served as president of his professional design organization and on the boards of the Craft and Folk Art Museum and the Amie Karen Cancer "Fund of the Rainbow Guild. On Tuesday in Los Angeles after a brief uasa, relating to tne nistory ana lifestyle of the Southwest Dioneer. Honolulu, HI (bWKM-3877).

DHCC TTTI TAXON, Either 'Martr He was a wonderful father and a friend to many, is loved, and will be Mount Sinai Mortuary misseq py all TREISTER. Rose For many years, she gathered toys and clothing for the Sister of St. Francis, Our Lady of Fatima Convent in Chenile, Arizona. She is survived by her devoted sister, Ruth W. Hoelzel; brother-in-law, Otto Hoelzel; sister, Marie HIGASH1.

Nobulo 'Nlrk A res Groman-Edcn Mortuary TRENT. Doyle Claude Mortuary (310)699-0921 Located at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier Armstrong Family, Directors ident of Torrance for more than 33 years, bom on November 4, 1934 in Kahului, Maui, died on December 25, 1995 in Torrance. He is survived by his wife, Gladys; sons, Kevin Profile: The Most Rev. Gerald R. Barnes On Thursday, Barnes was named the new bishop of the Diocese of San Bernardino, which spans San Bernardino and Riverside counties.

Born: June 22, 1945 Residence: Bom in Phoenix, raised in East Los Angeles and reassigned to San Bernardino where he now lives three years ago. Education: Theodore Roosevelt High School, Los Angeles; Cal State Los Angeles, bachelor's in political science, 1967; Holy Family Seminary, Overland, 1968-69; St. Leonard College, Dayton, Ohio, master's in divinity, 1974. Career highlights: Parish priest in San Antonio, 1975-80; director of the San Antonio Archdiocese's catechetical center, 1980-85; director of clergy development for the archdiocese, 1985-87; rector at Assumption Seminary in San Antonio, 1987-92; auxiliary bishop, Diocese of San Bernardino, 1992-95. Interests: Attending sporting events including Dodger games with his family, most of whom still live in East Los Angeles.

Quote: "I sleep well at night because I say a prayer, to give all my problems over to God. In the morning, he gives them back to me." W. Terry of Orange; sister-in-law, Jeanette Wolfskill of Lake Forest. VESEUC, Robert Michael "Bobby age 40, bom in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, died December 26. and Dale: daughter, Erin Holder- California; as well as several nephews and nieces.

field; two grandchildren. He is also survived bv his mother. Kivoko and 1995 of cancer. Survived by father and mother, Robert F. and Ethlarine of Moreno Valley, California; brother, Kevin of Graveside service will be held Saturday, December 30, 1995 at 11am in Calvary Cemetery, 4201 brothers, Walter (Joan), Mitsuo (fat), tiaru (joycci and smgeto: Moreno Valley, California; sister, Whittier Los Angeles, California sisters, Kutn (puioj utomo Patsv (Tomotsu) Saki Barbara: and brother-in-law Chuck Belk of Chino.

California Memorial services will be held PFAFFL, Dorothy M. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Covlna Thursday, January 4, 1996 at Gardena Valley Baptist Church. In lieu of flowers, donations may be Graduate of Walnut High School and Mt. San Antonio Junior College. Played professional baseball with tne Minnesota Twins from 1979 to 1987 and 1988 with the POLLARD, Raymond Holmes agi 81; passed away December 22, 199! of natural causes.

A 22-vear res made to me American tincer society. Fukul Mortuary (213628- Houston Astros. Worked a nm; airectors ident of Santa Ana, he retired after 29 years as Accountant with the pitching coach with Cal Poly Pomona University from 1993- HOFFMAN, Vernon Neptune Soclety-Burhnnk rancnise lax Boara. survivors in- kin in 1995. He was also a member of JONES.

Forrest Edward uiaic ilia hug ul jj jrccua, cuime, daughters, Christine Gault of Teamsters Local 952. Olivenhain, California and Valerie In lieu of flowers, the family November 27, 1955-December 22, 1995. Survived bv his wife. Marv E. Hilva of Arvada, Colorado; sister, requests that donations be made to the Christian Outreach Jones; sons, Bradley and Andrew Dorothy Richards of Decatur.

IUin r-orrest; nis motner, Joan Jones; ois; three grandchildren and one International. Baseball Ministry, 12480 Wayzata Minnetonka, brother. David W. Jones; cousin, Llovd Ridgwav Massev. great-granacnua.

Services to be held llarn, Friday, December 29 at Waverly Church, Minnesota. 3MUo-lib A loving service will be held at WARD, Carl Frederick Dunes Memorial unapel in Keed- Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Services 11am, Friday, December 29, 1995 at Uttle Church of the Ana followed by interment in Fair- sport, uregon on January 4. haven Memorial Park. Fairhaven KART1ALA. Tauno F.

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