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A18 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1997 LOS ANGELES TIMES Obituaries OBITUARIESFUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS AHUN.VMn Neptune Society -Baroank AMBROSE, Robert E. For Lown-Glendale OBITUARIES Ehrman. Robert B. Fano, Betty Frank, Seymour Haxton.

Esther Hill. Bentlev Honn, Charles L. Hunt D. Raymond, Jr. Inouye, Marian Jacobs, Rose Jenkins, Bessie Kimmell, Mae Klein.

Susan O. Kober. Jerome ARGVRL Evdokia Funeral lervice Wednesday, 11am at St Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Pico at Normandy, Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers, the family reqeusts donations be made to St Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Pierre Brothers Cunningham O'Connor, Hollywood Godfrey Baseley; Founder of Longest-Running Radio Serial Godfrey Baseley, 92, founder of the world's longest-running radio serial, "The Archers." In 1948, Baseley suggested that the BBC broadcast a daily radio program based on characters living in a small farming community.

The intention was to help modernize agricultural production after World War II. The first program was broadcast Jan. 1, 1951, and the series is still running today. The program originally contained some farm information, but the story of the family quickly took over. Within two years, the family of Dan and Doris Archer at Brookfield Farm in the fictional village of Ambridge had an audience of 9.5 million.

Baseley edited the program for 22 years, shocking listeners in 1955 when he killed off one of the leading characters in a stable fire. Reported on Sunday in London. Nlcoloat Frank J. Park. Jean Jr.

Radnovtch, Michael Schaaf, Alice U. Schneider, Matthew O. Schwartz, Lucille H. Schwartz, Robert J. Servta, Dorothy E.

Sterling, Jeanettc Strauss, Walter Tober, Jerome Urbach, Ron Werner. Frieda a Ahltn, Vivian Ambrose, Roberts. Argyii. Evdokia Ashford, Jean Bachman, Allan W. Barkley, Richard S.

Berlin. Edith Berman, Harry Berman, Ruvtn Bosler, Leo K. Boston, Irene Breast Christine Brown, Emmad Catching Edward E. Chakalis, Harry Coles. Edith R.

Combs, Samuel B. Contreraa, Jose R. Del Boca. Nilda ASHFORD, Jeeae Neptune Sodety-Burbank Kruglyakova, Yevgeniya White, Genevieve Wilner, Henry BACHMAN, Allan Warren Mount Sinai Mortuary Wilson, Cele Wilts. Nema Wolff, MelvtnR.

unaorea, iaa Lumley, Mary C. Malone. Bllley Master, Esther M. Nakanouchi, Kaauko BERMAN, Ruvfn Mallnow Silverman Mortuary Julian Eule; Legal Expert on Voter Referendum Julian Eule, 47, an educator and legal expert on the referendum process. MALONE, Bllley BERMAN, Harry HllUlde Mortuary 800-578-1994 BOSTON, Irene Neptune Society, San Pedro weptune aoriety, am reoro MASSER, Esther Miriam irtoman-lLdcn Mortuary FAZIO, Betty age 88; passed away January 31, 1997.

Widow of Tom Fazio; cherished mother of Smitty and Don; grandmother of Steven and Gail; great-grandmother of Nicole, Gabrieila, Alexander, and Jonathen: sister of Freida Keller and Joe Gold. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the City of Hope. Services 1230pm, Friday, February 7 at Faith Chapel, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills (800204-3131). STRAUSS, Walter 85: passed away February 2, 1997. Retired from Thrifty Drug Store, Construction Supervisor for 30 Survived by his beloved wife, Janet; daughters, Jacquelyn Haag and Adrienne Philp; sons, John and Paul; two brother; one sister; sa grand -children; five great-granachudren.

TOBER, Jerome, M.D., died peacefully February 3, 1997 after long iltnes. Loving husband of Ruth; devoted father of Jim and Felicia Tober, Susan Tober and Saul Andron; adored grandfather of Joanna and Daniel Tober, Aleza, Mollie and Avital Andron. For over 45 years he treated his patients with care and dignity. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends. The family would appreciate' contributions in his memory be sent to the charity of your choice.

Services Thursday, 11am, February 6, at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Hillside 1-80O-576-1994 URBACH, Rose Mount Sinai Mortuary WERNER, Frieda (Mood) Block, loving mother of Dana (Mel) Btoch Light Private Family Services. Hillside Mortuary WHITE, Genevieve Forest Lawn -Glendale WILNER, Henry beloved husand of Mina; loving father of SamueL Howard, and Edward Wilner and Clilit Cottrell; cherished 'papa' of Jennifer, Brian, Allison, Alex, Greg, Adam, and Jeremey. Services 12 noon, Wednesday, February 5, 1997 (today) at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary In lieu of flowers, the family prefers contributions to the Stroke Association of Southern California or to U.C.LA.

Medical Center. WILSON, Cele Forest law Hollywood Hllh WILTS, Nema Neptune Society, San Pedro WOLFF, Melvln beloved husband of the late Beatrice; father of Laurence E. Wolff; Poppy to Michael Barron Wolff, Wendy Marie (Luis Guerrero; Grandpoppy to Grant A. Guerrero. Passed away on Monday, February 3, 1997.

Mallnow Silverman In MIDORI MORTON Aug. 7, 1926 Feb. 5, 1995 'Oku-san', two years ago today you left to be with God. vet you are NAKANOUCHI, Kaniko 60. Beloved wife of Jerry Hisao Nakanouchi; mother of Thomas (Sheri) Nakanouchi, and Yumi (Gene) Yanagi; grandmother of Masami Yanagi; daughter of Suzumi Naka-nishi of Japan; sister of Mr.

and Mrs. Hidenori Nakanishi, Mr. and Mrs. Noriko Itakura, Mr. and Mrs.

Yoshiko Higashi of Japan; sister-in-law of Noriko Nakanishi, Hiroshi Nakanouchi, Satsuyo (Toshio) Yahata, Kiyoko (Narumi) Suzuki; aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday, February 6, from at Venice Hongwanjl Buddhist Temple, 12371 Braddock Culver City. Fukul Mortuary (213 BARKLEV. Richard Word age 68; passed away at home on January 31, 1997 of heart failure. A 9-year resident of Apple Valley and 60-year resident of California, he owned Barkley Investment Co.

for 45 years. He belonged to the Kiwanis of San Fernando Valley, San Fernando Valley Board of Realtors, San Fernando Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce. Survivors include his wife, Alcye Barkley of Apple Valley; daughters: Deirdre Frank of Oxnard, Richelle Skerczak of Calabasas, and Tamara Fair of Lake Tahoe, California; grandchildren, Evan, Natascha and Katya; brother, Charles W. and his wife, Philomena Barkley. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to: Happy Trails Childrens Foundation, P.

0. Box 1647. Apple Valley, CA 92307 (619240-3330). Victor Valley Mortuary in charge of FRANK, Seymour, loving father of Lorraine, Allan and Keith; devoted grandfather of Scott, Max and Jake; also survived by Anne Frank In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Services Thursday, February 8, 1997 at 12 noon, Hillside Memorial Mortuary Chapel.

Hillside Mortuary. 1-800-576-1994 bzb-umii oirectors NICOLOSL Frank J. age 79: died January 31, 1997. Survived by son, David: daughter, Donna; two HAXTON, Esther Hillside Mortuary 800-578-1994 granacniioren, inanes ano janee. PARK, Jesse Warren, Jr.

81; died HILL, Bentley Neptune Society, San Pedro BERLIN, Edith, beloved mother of Dr. Arnold Berlin and Sandra (Dr. Lawrence) Schwartz; cherished grandmother of Michelle, Mark and Darin Berlin and Andria, Richard and Maria Schwartz. Mallnow ft Silverman Mortuary Alan Nelson; Co-Author of Prop. 187 Alan C.

Nelson, a conservative former commissioner of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, has died. He was 63. Nelson, a San Francisco Bay Area lawyer, died Thursday in Sacramento. He was most recently in the news in 1994 as co-author of Proposition 187, the controversial measure to cut off government services to illegal immigrants.

Nelson said in the successful campaign for the initiative that sponsors wanted the courts to examine its, legality, which they have been doing. Nelson was appointed by former President Ronald Reagan to head the INS in 1982 and served until 1989. During his tenure, Nelson assisted in the enactment of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, cutting illegal immigration in half and granting legal status to about 3 million immigrants. He also worked to develop the INS as a leader in anti-drug efforts, including drug education and seizure of contraband at the Mexican border. When Reagan was governor of California, Nelson was assistant director of the California Human Resource Department from 1969 through 1971 and became director of the California Department of Rehabilitation.

After serving in the INS, Nelson was general counsel for the California Employment Development Department in 1990 and 1991. Born in Oakland, Nelson earned degrees in business education and law from UC Berkeley. He practiced law in San Francisco and Sacramento and from 1964 to 1969 was a deputy district attorney in Alameda County. He is survived by his wife of 37 years, JoAnn Wallen Nelson; three daughters, Kristy Nelson Leffers, Kathy Turner and Karin Nelson, and one granddaughter. The family has asked that any memorial donations be made to the Greenhaven Lutheran Church in Sacramento or to the American Diabetes 10445 Old Placer -ville Road, Sacramento CA 95827.

Eule, a professor of law at UCLA since 1985, was frequently consulted by news media and political figures about the role of voter initiatives in, emerging democracies. He wrote and lectured extensively on the including a talk at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France, in 1995. He recommended that judiciary branches of government examine initiatives! that result from direct democracy to assess their constitutionality. Also an! expert on constitutional law and affirmative action, Eule earned degrees from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, Cornell and Harvard Law School. He practiced law in New York City and in the mid-1970s was legal counsel to then-Connecticut Gov.

Thomas Meskill. From 1977 until he came to UCLA, Eule taught and served as associate dean and university counsel at Temple University Law School in Philadelphia. On Thursday in Los Angeles of cancer. Willis W. Harman; Former UC Regent, Author, Social Scientist Willis W.

Harman, 78, former UC regent, author and social scientist. Harman had recently served as president of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Sausalito, an organization that fosters research and education about the mind. A former Stanford professor of engineering, Harman wrote several books, including "Global Mind Change" and "An Incomplete Guide to the Future." He was named to the UC Board of Regents by Gov. Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown Jr.

in 1970 and served for 10 years. For 16, years before joining the Sausalito group, Harman was a senior social scientist at Stanford Research Institute International in Menlo Park. On Thursday in Stanford of brain cancer. Howard Hlrsch; Interior Designer of Luxury Hotels Howard Hirsch, 70, internationally known interior designer of luxury hotels. Hirsch, co-founder of the HirschBedner Associates, based in Santa Monica, was responsible locally for the recent redesign of the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Hirsch and his firm were also the first American designers to build a major hotel in the People's Republic of China the White Swan in Guangzhou, begun in 1983. His other projects include the Hyatt Regency Maui and the Kahala Mandarin in Hawaii, the Hyatt Carlton Tower in London, the Four Seasons in Singapore and several Grand Hyatt and Park Hyatt Hotels. Born in Chicago, Hirsch studied at the Chicago Art Institute and in Paris at the Sorbonne and the Ecole de Louvre. He often likened hotel design to theater creating dramatic backdrops for guests who become the actors in the hotel environment. On Saturday in Los Angeles of lymphoma.

John W. Luke; Former IBM Research Expert, Founded Consultancy John W. Luke, 72, former research expert for IBM and Computer Sciences Corp. A native of Astoria, N.Y., Luke earned degrees at the University of Utah, Stanford and USC. He spent the first 18 years of his career with IBM, rising to director of the company's Palo Alto Scientific Center.

Luke joined Computer Sciences Corp. in 1968 and became president of its Data Services Group. In 1983, he founded International Senior Management Inc. to consult with venture capital portfolio companies. On Monday in Palos Verdes of cancer.

Sanford Melsner; Renowned Acting Teacher rtxlay, January at, uni at m-City Medical Center in Oceanside. Born January 16, 1916 in Los An- Oles, he lived in Oceanside for years. He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Merkiay; his daughter, Leslie Park; his son, Craig Park and wife, Linda and grandson, Trevor Park. He was preceded in death by his brother, Edward Park of Los Angeles; his sister, Suzanne Johnson of Long Beach; his sister, Barbara Corso of Kennsington, California. A World War II veteran, he served in the Asiatic Pacific campaign as a Tech Sergeant in the Army from 1942 to 1945.

He received a degree in Electrical Engineering from Los Angeles City College in 1951. He worked for 32 years in the aerospace engineering divisions of McDonnell Douglas and Hughes Aircraft Prior to retiring to Oceanside he lived for 25 years in Manhattan Beach, California and 9 years in Pico Rivera, California. Mr. Park was an avid life-long gardener and photographer, and his talents and love of both will be remembered by all who knew him. A private memorial service was held 1pm, Tuesday, February 4 at here with us every minute of each day.

Chris and I speak and think of ou as inougn you are in our miosi. ieei your presence yei miss your touch. You remain in our hearts and minds as a devoted and loving wife, mother, and sister. BOSLER, Leo E. 89; died January 26, 1997 of heart disease at life Care Center of Corona after suffering another stroke in November, 1996.

Leo was bom on July 19, 1907 in Atwcod, Kansas, the oldest of 9 children. He married Hazel Win-kleman (86) on July 29, 1931 in Nebraska. They moved to Washington State where their daughter was born. They moved to California in 1954. Mr.

Bosler worked with Kay Manufacturing in Huntington Park for 20 years, retiring in 1972. He was a member of the Eagles Lodge in South Gate. Leo and Hazel moved to Lake Elsinore 12 years besides his wife, Leo is survived by his daughter, Marlene, son-in-law, Eddie Lucero and two granddaughters, Diane and Brenda, all of Torrance; three brothers: Cody of Yakima, Washington, Nick of Mc-Cleary, Washington, and George of Lacy, Washington; two sisters. Alma Roser of Eugene, Oregon and Velma Simmons of Olympia, Washington. TVhile he may be gone from our everyday lives, he will be present in our hearts forever." 'Loe' will be greatly missed, but memories of his goofy personality, boundless curiosity, his ability to laugh-especially at his family-and his kindness will live on with his loved ones.

Thomas Miller Mortuary Chapel in Corona handled the private inurnment. DEAREST SAM Father and Papa We love and miss you. You are forever in our hearts. The Rubaum, Simon, and Melanson family me tamiiy nome. RADNOVICH.

Michael Neptune Society, San Pedro FRANK J.PERRY Jan.3.1920-Feb.5,1990 In loving memory Dick Cemetery LotsCrypts FOREST LAWN HOUVWOOO Eternal Love. 1 level plot by Church Of the Hills. $1100. 818286-3630. PP.

HONN, Charles of Camarillo, passed away February 1, 1997 at St John's Pleasant Valley Hospital at the age of 78, after a battle with cancer. All who knew and loved him will miss his kindness, his courage, and lus wisdom. He was bom in Portervtlle, California on May 26, 1918, and was married to Ruth Buck in 1942. He received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Eastern Washington at Cheney and his Master's degree from the University of Southern California in Education. He served in the United States Air Force during World War II, retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel.

He originally came to Ventura County as a teacher in Rio School District Oxnard, later moving to Pleasant Valley School District in Camarillo in 1952. He became Principal of the only school in the district-Pleasant Valley School-in 1954. In 1957, he became Superintendant of the district and remained in that position until his retirement in 1978. During his tenure with Pleasant Valley School District the district grew from one to thirteen schools. Charles was active in the Rotary Club of Camarillo, having served as its President.

He was a founder of the Camarillo Rotary Track Meet and for many years acted as the co-chair of the event. When he and Ruth lost two of their three sons in a drowning accident in 1962, the Rotary Club established the Honn Memorial Scholarship to assist local high school seniors with college. He was a founder of the Pleasant Valley Historical Museum, a member of the Decent Council, and a member of the Board of Directors of that organization. He and Ruth were given the honors of Don and Dona by the Pleasant Valley Historical Society in 1989. The Charles L.

Honn Museum Park and Botanical Garden was named in his honor In 1995, reflecting his committment to the Garden and the Museum. In 1989, Charles was named Man of the Year for Camarillo in honor of his many years of service to the community. He has long been an active member of the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church, and served on the Executive Committee of the Building Council during the construction of the new church building. He is survived by his wife, Ruth; his son, Rich, and daughter-in-law, Marguerite Ann; two grandchildren, Emily (4), and Carrie (2), of Pasadena; his brother, Gerry, of Spokane, Washington; and sister, Jean, of Vancouver, Washington. He was preceded in death by two of his sons, Robert and William; and his brother, Robert A Memorial Service will be held at 2pm, Wednesday, February 5, 1997 at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church in Camarillo.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to either the Charles L. Honn Museum Park and Botanical Garden at P0 Box 570, Camarillo, CA. 93011, or to the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church. SCHAAF, Alice McKlnley, eighty-seven, died peacefully of natural causes at her home in Santa Monica on January 23, 1997. She was the wife of the late Joe M.

Schaaf; and is survived by her daughters, Jo Ann Ganz of Los Angeles and Becky Smith of Sun Valley, Idaho; five grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. Private family services were held at St. Matthew's Parish Church in Pacific Palisades. Gifts in Alice's memory may be directed by her friends to a charity which is dear to them. Westwood Memorial Park, Glass Front Niche with urn $3,000 o.b.o.

Pp 310784-4958 leave message Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills-Enduring Faith, 2 interment spaces. (2400ea. PP. 1714) 963-1862 BRESSI, Christine Forest Lawn Hollywood Hllh BROWN, Em mad Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills HILLSIDE MEMORIAL 2 lawn crypts, Court Of Love. Best ofr.

310442-5306 2 lots adj. Forest Lawn, Hollywood. Call S. Keller 714-839-4475PP CATCHINGS, Edward Earl Forest Lawn Hollywood Hllh SAVE $2000, lawn crypt for 2. Live Oak Memorial.

Monrovia, CA. 909-845-7117 F.L GLENDALE Garden of Ascension 1 plot 2013; $2800 PP 310456-5576 Eden Memorial Prk. 2 plots tar $4275 Great location. Pp 310-837 0696 Cremation Servicat NEPTUNE SOCIETY 310831-0664 818845-2415 800201 -331 Angel Burbmli CHAKALIS, Harry. 57, of La Quinta, California, died February 2, 1997.

Born August 9, 1939 in Kokora, Greece. He was waiter at Zorba'a Restaurant in Rancho Mirage for 5 years. Formerly worked at the Cove Restaurant in Los Angeles and was a former owner of a restaurant in North Hollywood. Former Los Angeles 'resident for over 14 years. Survived by his wife, Thalia Chakalis of La Quinta; daughter, Katherine Chakalis; son, Telll John Chakalis, both of La Quinta; brothers, George Chakalis of Boston, Massachusetts, and Louie Chakalis of Greece' and 3 sisters, Tula Stamitilos of Greece, Katherine Panayikis of Boston, and Moska Julikis of Boston, Massachusetts.

Service Thursday, February 6, Ham at St George Greek Orthodox Church, 74-109 Larrea, Palm Desert, CA. Visitation Wednesday, February 5 at Fitihenry Funeral Home Deter! Chapel, 52nd and Jackston St Wednesday Visitation, 4pm-8pm, Vigil 7pm, Fitzhenry Funeral Home Desert Chapel, 51-990 S. Jackson Coachella, Wednesday. Interment at Coachella Valley Cemetery, Coachella, California. Sanford Meisner, 91, an actor and venerated acting teacher and an original member of New York's Group Theatre.

The innovative organization, which included Lee Strasberg, Elia Kazan and other theatrical leaders, was founded in 1931. Meisner appeared in 12 of its early productions including its first, "The House of Connelly." Meisner also acted on Broadway in "Embezzled," "Crime and Punishment" and "The Cold Wind and the Warm." In 1936 he became head of the acting department of New York's Neighborhood Playhouse. In 1990, public television aired a laudatory special about Meisner's half-century of teaching his craft, called "Sanford Meisnen The Theater's Best Kept Secret." Featured were many of Meisner's students, including Robert Duvall, Dustin Hoffman, Joanne Woodward, Gregory Peck, Suzanne Plesh- I ARMSTRONG! FAMILY MALLCTV-MITTCN rtV? 4 fX i iHMUBiimnn.iuiii li.ii ji, iimiiiMi in juiimiinim 7 r. 'f. A Total $468 Free Literature I ALL L.

A. A ORANGE CO. I (R00) 286-6789 SCHNEIDER, Matthew G. 52; a veteran writer at the Voice of America (VOA), the U. S.

Government's international broadcasting service, died on Monday, February 3, 1997 of brain cancer at the Hebrew Home in Rockville, Maryland. It was his second bout with the disease in 15 years. Mr. Schneider, who worked at VOA since 1971, was the longtime writer of 'American Moments', a dally feature focusing upon important events in American history. It is the single most popular feature among VGA's 52 language broadcast services.

Previously, Mr. Schneider served as VOA's West Coast correspondent based in Los Before joining VOA, Mr. Schneider was a writer for CBS and NBC News in New York, a news producer for KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh, and an editorial writer and reporter at WLWC-TV in Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Schneider received two Bachelor of Science degrees, one in Journalism (1967) and the other in Broadcasting (1968), both from the University of Florida in Gainesville.

He was a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. He graduated from Miami Beach High School in Florida. He was bom in Brooklyn, New York. A resident of Bethesda, Maryland, Mr. Schneider was President of the Woodlawn Citizens Association, and served on the Board of Directors at the Seven Locks Pool.

In Californi-, he served on the Board of Directors of the Cross Creek Condominium In Playa del Rey. Mr. Schneider is survived by his wife, Carol, a son, Marcy Scott and daughter, Janna Michal, all of Bethesda. Survivors also include his mother, Florence Marchese and a sister, Gina Marchese, both of Miami Beach. Viewing will be from 7pm to 9pm.

Thursday, February 6 and Funeral services 1pm, Friday, February 7. at Robert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home, 300 W. Montgomery Ave. Rockville, Maryland.

Burial will follow service in St Mary's Ceme- FunaraJ Directors HUNT, D. Raymond, Jr. Neptune Society, San Pedro Sanford Meisner COLES, Edith R. Neptune Soclety-Burbank A friend of the 1 MORTUARY 800600-0076 213469-6000 tt Anfftti COMBS, Samuel E. Forest Lawn Hollywood Hllh CONTRERAS, Joae R.

Armstrong Family, Directors INOUYE, Marian Mltaue, 68, beloved mother of Dwayne (Kathy) Inouye, Ellen Ozima: grandmother of Sean, Jaime and Joshua; sister of Robert (Jean), Masaharu, and Ronald Migita, Yoshie Yoshimorl and Sayoko Nagata, both of Hawaii, Doris Yosnida, Mildred Sasahara and Ruth Takanishi, the latter 2 of Hawaii; step-daughter of Sumiko Migita of Hawaii, and aunt of many. Funeral Services, 9am, Saturday, February 8, at at Rose Hills Memorial Park "Hillskte Chapel," 3900 S. Workman Mill Whittier (Gate 117), with the Rev. Keith Inouye of North Gardena United Methodist Church officiating. Fukul Mortuary, Directors, 113626-0441 FOREST LAWN MORTUARIES Glendale Long Beach Cypress Covina Hills Hollywood Hills (800)204-3131 tery in Kocuvllie, JACOBS, Rose Hillside Mortuary 800-378-1904 JENKINS, Bessie Hillside Mortuary 800-570-1W4 SCHWARTZ, Lucille H.

beloved wife of Lewis Schwartz; loving sister of Lorraine (Chuck) Harris. Services Thursday, February 6, 10am at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount If TunulTl I Mu Hillside Mortuary 800-576-1994 KLEIN, Susan G. bom September 22, 1903; passed away on February Sinai Mortuary $1,795.00 19W(. Services 2pm, Thursday, Feb-ruary 6 at Eden Memorial Park.

DEL BOCA, Nilda Irene born June 15, 1918 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and died February 1, 1997 in Los Angeles. She is survived by daughter, Christina; sister, Mary De Paolo; nephew, John De Paolo. Great-aunt of Arielle and Grant De Paola, widow of restaurateur, David Del Boca, Nilda was a longtime member and organist at St Teresa of A vila Church. She was a founding member of Mission Circle 118 and a longtime volunteer for the Los Angeles Police Department Northeast Division. She will be missed by all her loved ones.

Rosary Tuesday, February 4 and Funeral Mass Wednesday, February 5, both at St. Teresa of Avila Church Interment in San Fernando Mission Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: St. Teresa of Avila School Endowment Fund, 2215 Fargo St, Los Angeles, CA 90039. Cdlanaa Mortuary (800901-0090) EHRMAN, Robert beloved hus--band of Marilyn Ehrman; loving father of Michael (Nancy) Ehrman.

Debbie (Lionel) Broderick, and Richard Ehrman. Robert Ehrman was a restaurant pioneer in the Los Angeles area and the entire West Coast He opened Ben Frank's Restaurant in 1949 which was the first restaurant in Los Angeles open 24 hours, 365 days a year. Other restaurants were opened in Los Angeles and Monterey Park under the name of Girard's. Rococo Restaurant became his flagship with the Rococo Catering offshoot becoming the premier company of its kind in California. Services 3pm, Wednesday (to-day) at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chaoplounhialrtuaij COMPLETE TRADITIONAL JEWISH FUNERAL KOBER, Jerome, M.D.

Hillside Mortuary 800-576-1994 KRUGLYAKOVA, Yevgeniya Hillside Mortuary 800-576-1994 SCHWARTZ, Robert Joseph Hillside Mortuary 800-576-1994 SERVIS, Dorothy E. passed away January 31, 1997. She was 84. Bom in Vancouver, B.C. on April 9, 1912, she resided in Orange County for the last 50 years.

She resided in Irvine since the death of her husband, Robert M. Servis in 1993. Survived by two sons, John and David; four grandchildren, Kathi, Janet, Derrick and Justin; four great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law, Dorothy Chandler Newby of Newport Beach and Jo Eshelby of Canoga Park. The family wish is that relatives and friends remember Dorothy in UNDORES, Ida Neptune Soclety-Burbank (800) 922-2244 Ask for Sandra Fine IA LUMLEY, Mary "Chris," died peacefully in Glendale, January 25, 1997. Born in London, England in 1908.

Chris was the widow of Tom Lumley, mother and best friend of daughter, Jeannie; and grandma of her beloved grandson, Daniel Collins. She will always be remembered for her deep love of family and friends, her generosity and her rascal humor. Services at Hollywood Methodist Church, 6817 Franklin Hollywood, Sunday, February 9 tneir own way. STERLING, Jeanette Armstrong Family, Directors Sell Services with ette and Sydney Pollack. Two years ago Meisner founded a West Coast base, the Sanford Meisner Center for the Arts in North Hollywood.

Brought up in Brooklyn, he studied piano at what is now the Juilliard School of Music, but quickly moved into acting. On Sunday in Sherman Oaks. Thelma Schnee Moss; Writer, UCLA Psychology Professor Thelma Schnee Moss, 79, writer and psychology professor at UCLA who studied the paranormal. A graduate of Carnegie Tech, Moss began her varied career as an actress. She was a founding member of the Actors Studio in New York and appeared on Broadway in "The Seagull" and "The Corn Is Green." She next wrote screenplays and television scripts including segments of the series "Route 66" and "One Step Beyond." After prescribed treatment with the controversial drug LSD, she wrote a best-selling book about the experience, "Myself and After obtaining a doctorate in psychology at UCLA, Moss taught medical psychology there from 1966 to 1979.

In 1976, she received the Douglass Dean award from the United Nations for introducing the Soviets' Kirlian photography of the human aura to the United States. Her research into the paranormal earned her widespread publicity and resulted in two books, "The Probability of the Impossible" and "The Body Electric." Moss was a consultant on; several motion pictures, including "The Exorcist," "Poltergeist" and! "Ghost." On Saturday in Los Angeles. William Carter Spann; Jimmy Carter's Nephew William Carter Spann, 51, who described himself as the "bad peanut" of i President Jimmy Carter's family. Spann, the son of the president's sister Gloria, had been in and out of California jails since 1969 on burglary, robbery, drug and alcohol cases. In 1976, the year his uncle became president, Spann was sentenced to 10 years to life for two armed robberies in San Francisco.

His uncle once wrote Spann urging him to stop: apologizing for the negative publicity he generated. "You are part of our family and we are certainly not thinking of disowning you," Carter wrote. I On Sunday in Oakland after collapsing during a drinking spree. i George E. Sweet; Oilman, Author of Books on Petroleum George Elliott Sweet, 92, author and oilman who wrote about the: petroleum industry.

A native of Denver who was educated at the University of Oklahoma, he founded Sweet Geophysical Co. in Malibu in 1940. The firm located several major oil deposits, including the Chunchulla and Citronelle fields in Alabama. As a writer, Sweet published eight books, including "The History of Geophysical Prospecting" in two volumes, "Gentleman in Oil" and "The Petroleum Saga." Sweet also helped found 1 Southern California's Shakespeare Authorship Roundtable, and was a' staunch proponent of the theory that Shakespeare's plays and poems were actually written by Queen Elizabeth. He set out the theory in his book "Shake-speares The Mystery." On Thursday in Santa Monica.

i Art Takel; Labor Activist for Asian Americans Art Takei, 73, a Japanese American interned during World War II who became a labor activist for all Asian Americans. A native of Los Angeles, Takei was a teenager when his family was taken to Arkansas during the war. Returning to Los Angeles, he worked as a grocery clerk and in 1954 began his labor career. He spent 40 years as negotiator, organizer, executive board member and assistant to the president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 770, one of the city's largest unions. He I recruited Asian Pacific Americans to join various unions and advance in leadership roles.

In 1987, he formed the Alliance of Asian Pacific Labor. He also helped create the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance AFL-CIO, the first national labor organization for Asian Americans. Takei was a founding member and former president of Japanese Community Services and was the administrator for the Southern California Food and Drug Council. On Jan. 28 in Los Angeles.

I i Times Classified Call 800-234-4444 Bill Zuckert Bill Zuckert; Veteran Actor in Movies, TV Bill Zuckert, popular character actor in radio, television, stage and film for more than half a century, has died. He was 76. Zuckert died Jan. 23 of pneumonia, a complication of cancer, at the Motion Picture and Television Hospital in Woodland Hills. The actor, who served with the Seabees during World War II, began his career on radio in 1941 and lent his voice to hundreds of dramatic shows in the 1940s and 1950s.

As television developed, he had guest roles on many series, including "Columbo," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "Rhoda," "Lou Grant," "Picket Fences" and "St. Elsewhere." He also appeared in several television movies, among them "Devil Dog: The Hound of Hell," "The Time Machine," "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" and "Murder in Malibu." Zuckert's Broadway credits include "First Monday in October," "Abraham Lincoln" and "A Man for All Seasons." He also appeared in movies and most recently worked on the independent film "Happy Together." Among his motion picture credits are "Ace Ventura Pet Detective," "Naked Gun," "Bank Robbers," "Blazing Saddles," "F.I.S.T." and "How to Frame a Figg." Zuckert served on the boards of directors of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and the Screen Actors Guild. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, actress Gladys Holland; their daughter, actress Kymm Zuckert; two children from a previous marriage, Richard Zuckert and Meg Faber, and a DrCt7 I4TT Mortuary (310) 699-0921 Located at Row Hilla Memorial Park in Whittier ii jmihh Times Obituary Information Call Ms. Ryan for understanding and helpful service on Obituary Notices. (213) 237-7241, or (213) 237-7242 or our Toll-Free Number Ext.

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