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A46 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1997 LOS ANGELES TIMES Obituaries Warren Douglas; Actor, Screenwriter, Lyricist Charles Hallahan; Stage and TV Actor Starred in 'Hunter' When a Douglas fan club was formed in the 1940s, Ronald Reagan became an early member. In the 1950s, although Douglas continued to act in small roles, he switched his efforts to writing. He was particularly attracted to the Western genre, and wrote two novels, "The Man from Wells Fargo" and "One Came Alone," as well as 48 screenplays and teleplays. His films included "Dragoon Wells Massacre," "Jack Slade" and a sequel, and in 1966, "The Night of the Grizzly" starring Clint Walker.

Douglas wrote regularly for the Western television series "Bonanza," "Cheyenne," "Sugarfoot," "Bronco," "Gunsmoke," "High Chaparral," "Lassie," "Laramie," "Wyatt Earp," "Rawhide" and "McQoud." He also wrote for such non- Western series as "77 Sunset Strip" and "This Is Your Life." Also a talented lyricist, Douglas wrote the book and lyrics for three musicals "The Peaceful Palace," "Belle Starr" with Betty Grable, and "Go for Your Gun" with Em-maline Henry. Born in Minneapolis, Douglas caught the acting bug when he appeared in a high school play. He began his career based in New York and touring with the Oxford Players. He moved to Hollywood to work for Warner Bros, and later Republic and Allied Artists studios. According to his daughter, Douglas had recently completed writing his autobiography.

Survivors also include his wife, Bonnie, and two stepchildren, Robert Padgette and Sandra Apple. By MYRNA OLIVER TIMES STAFF WRITER Warren Douglas, veteran actor of the 1940s and 1950s who became a successful screenwriter, lyricist and novelist, has died. He was 86. Douglas, who had retired to the Gold Country in Northern California, died in Jackson, on Nov. 15 of heart failure, his daughter, Ann Douglas, said Wednesday.

As an actor, Douglas was often cast as an officer or serviceman in such World War II-based films as "Destination Tokyo," "God Is My Co-Pilot" and "The Pride of the Marines." He later had key roles in such films as "The Magnificent Rogue," "County Fair," "Cuban Fireball," "High Conquest" and "Homicide for Three." Hunter in the police series. Hallahan was a regular from 1986 to 1991 and again in the 1995 television movie, "The Return of Hunter." 'Hunter' was the greatest job in town. And thank God for those residual checks that keep coming in," the down-to-earth Hallahan told The Times in 1992. "But that's not why I'm an actor. "Look, TV and movies are a place to make money," he said.

"For an actor like me, none of the parts are any good. Once in a while, sure, there's a nice scene. But most of the time you're just filling in a plot." Please see HALLAHAN, A47 By MYRNA OLIVER TIMES STAFF WRITER 0 Charles Hallahan, highly re- ipected stage actor probably best 1 remembered for his role as star jjYed Dryer's boss on the long-. Running television series "Hunter," fcas died at the age of 54. Hallahan, lauded as a stage actor such landmark works as "The Kentucky Cycle," died Nov.

25 of In apparent heart attack while driving his car in Los Angeles, his wife, Barbara, said Wednesday. Often cast as a cop because of his drugged Irish countenance, Halla-jhan played Police Capt. Charlie Devane to Dryer's Det. Sgt. Rick Charles Hallahan in 1992 OBITUARIESFUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES Gonzalez, Frank Harpster, Rodney Harrison, Harry Heard.

Carol A. Herbelin, Francis J. Holland, Hirvison Holt, Donald Hronis, JohnT. Jervert, Jan L. Johnson, Wesley Jones, Jean W.

Kelley.NevaJ. Kiefer, Frances Klementowiu, Lillie Q. Lane, Harold L. Lazarus, Julia Levy, AlvinA. Liberman, Shirley Lowell, Ruth D.

Lowry, Charles E. Ludwick. Kenyon Lutes, Dorolha M. Mack, Mildred B. Mamlet, Howard Mautner, Morris M.

Baker, Hymen Bateman, William H. Bennett, Jane E. Birencwajg, Bronaiiwa Boy. Edmund O. Brandt, Rose Brayton-Wetsa, Virginia Brierley, Delmas E.

Carrillo, Leo Catet, Lillian D. Chancer, Edith Chuchian, Varsenik Church. Mary F. Colvin, Allan S. Condee, Grace Ellis, Dorothy Fillon.

Rev. John J. Farkas, Lsvonne Filiatrault, Shirley Frumkin. Joseph Gircia, Elvira V. Geyer, Anita P.

Glickmsn, Harriet J. Goetscb, Karl B. Goll, Henry Li FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Hymen 'Hy 1914-1997 Respected local poet who over the past 20 years has conducted the Pasadena Poetry Group. Hy, with the help of Lydia Devenport, led numerous work shops and arranged Bublic poetry readings throughout le LA. area.

Hy grew up In Boyle Heights, graduating Roosevelt High in 1932. During WWII, he spent 4 years in the military, writing many articles for Yank Survived by his devoted sister, Sarah Dinovitz; and loving nieces, Judy Goldstein and Phyllis Drapkin. He was an inspiration to his 6 great nephews, Ron, Michael and Bobby Goldstein and Rick, Ken and Andrew Drapkin. While Hy words will remain with us, his passionate, witty and numerous readings of his poetry will be grealy missed. Service, Friday, 1pm at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel.

Rh Malinow-Glasband-Welnstelil Mortuary, Directors BATEMAN, William Henry, Sr. formerly of Los Angeles, died in Templelon, California on December 1, J997. Beloved husband of Carol Fishburn Bateman; loving father of William Henry Bateman, Jr. Elaine) of Atascadero, California, ohn Vale Bateman (Kathy) of Arvada, Colorado and Frances Bateman Coon (Earl) of Paso Rubles, California. Also survived by brother, Hugh Bateman (Betty) and grandchildren, Daniel and (Catherine Bateman, Justin, Jordan and Jennifer Bateman, and Carolyn and Johanna Coon.

Private family service planned. BENNETT, Jane Ellen Barter age 63; passed away Tuesday, December 2, 1997 after several months of tailing health at Hospice Unit of Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro, North Carolina. Born in Alamance County. North Carolina to the late Moses James Barger and the late Ethel Parker Barger, she was employed by Surgical Center of Greensboro as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. include her husband, Carson Lee Bennett of the home: son, Dr.

Carson Lee Bennett II of Lot Angeles, California; sister, Miss Patsy Ruth Barger of Raleigh, North Carolina; brothers, Cecil R. Barger of Burlington, North Carolina and Franklin L. Barger of Jacksonville, North Carolina. Service to be held 2pm, Friday, December 5 at Lowe Funeral Home Chapel, Burlington. Burial in Alamance Memorial Park.

B1RENCWAJO, Bronlilaw. D. Hillside Mortuary 800578-1994 BOY. Edmund George, from March i5, 1919 and the streets of New ork City to Sunny California, Ed experienced a rewarding life. He peacefully passed from us on November 30, 1997.

He was a decorated career soldier avlth 33 years of dedicated Army aervice. Those who shared his life him as a loving husband, a generous father, an accomplished artist, a skilled craftsman and an avid golfer. Ed is survived by Jeanette, his apouse and friend of 51 years. They lived in Anaheim since 1968. Ed is also survived by his children, Carol and John Hull, Glen and Mary Boy, reg Boy, and Virginia and Larry Lewis.

Ed also has eight grandchildren, Chris and Carrie Hull, Michael. Steven and Kendall Lewis, and jrlike, Becky and Leanne Boy. Family and friends will celebrate Ed's life in a Memorial Service at Backs-Kaulbara Baggott Schacht Anaheim Mortuary on December 5, at 10am. Visitation for all is December 4, from 6pm-8pm. Colo-ael Boy's last Army assignment will to the National Cemetery in SfVerside.

Graveside Services at 8pm, December 5. By your actions, you earned the 'lofe and respect of everyone you touched. You will remain with us fcfever! feplu-Kaulbars Bagg or) Schacht Anaheim Mortuary BftANDT.RoM Mount Slnal Mortuary BHAYTON-WELSH, Virginia L. Armstrong Family directors Tunes Obituary Call Ms. Ryan 1 Ext.

77241 or Announnvjnii ELLIS, Dorothy Lydla, 76, of Reseda, died Friday from cancer at home, Ellis a native of Clear Lake, Wisconsin, lived in Reseda for the last 44 years. She worked as a waitress over the years at Darbys Restaurant, Douglas Coffee Shop, Eddie Sauls in Encino, and Love's Bar-B-Q in Woodland Hills. Survivors include daughters, Corliss of Colorado, Suaan of Ventura, Debra of Thousand Oaks; sons include, Jerry of Reseda, Stuart of Reseda, Steven Logan of Laguna Beach, Chauncy of Hespe-ria, Jim of Hesperia; 15 grandchildren, a brother, Norman; and a sister Blanche of Wisconsin. A Service will be held at The Chapel of the Oaks, Oakwood Memorial Park, 22601 Lassen Chatsworth, Friday at 12 noon with interment to follow. Crawford Mortuary at Oakwood Memorial Park FALLON, Rev.

John J. born in Ireland on October 5, 1926: ordained June 22, 1952 at Maynooth College, Ireland; passed away at Nazareth House, Los Angeles on December 2, 1997. He was Pastor at Precious Blood Church in Los Angeles from 1973 to 1992. He is survived by his sister-in-law. Kathleen Fallon; nieces, nephews, grand-nieces, grand-nephews, relatives and many friends.

Vigil Thursday, (this evening) and Funeral Mass Friday, December 5. 1 lam, both at Precious Blood Church, 435 S. Occidental Los Angeles. Interment will follow in HolySepulcher Cemetery, Orange. Calfanan Mortuary (213 462-2266) directors FARKAS, Lavonne Hillside Mortuary 800576-1994 FARKAS, Lavonne, 81, of Beverly Hills, passed away December 2, 1997.

She is survived by her loving husband, Sam; son, Sam, brother, Earl Weaver; and three adoring grandchildren, Scott, Crystal, and Jessica. She will be missed by all who knew her. Services will be Friday at Ham at Hillside Memorial Park, Mortuary Chapel. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to The U.S.C.Norris Cancer Hospital, Dr. Donald Skinner, 1441 Eastlake Avenue, Room 800, Los Angeles, Ca 90O33 Hillside Mortuary, 800576-1994 FILIATRAULT, Shirley, died Friday, November 21, 1997 at her home in Pasadena.

She served with distinction for 28 years as Chief Deputy to Richard Nevins, member of the California State Board of Equalization. She was the first woman appointed to serve in such a capacity. Her prior professional services included being administrative secretary to Hubert H. Humphrey when he was Mayor of Minneapolis, and later in his Washington D.C. senatorial office.

Shirley displayed her life long civic concern for the improvement of her community, state and country by her active service to the Democratic Party and by the energy and support, during her retirement years, devoted to the Pasadena Foothill YWCA and The Pasadena Playhouse. She is survived by her cousin. Bette Demeria, of Florida and Wisconsin; her sister-in-law, Mary Filiatrault of McLean, Virginia: and by her many friends including special friends, Toby Osos of Pasadena and Elmer Foster of Front Royal, Virginia. A Memorial Celebration of her life will be held at Dec. 10, at The Pasadena Playhouse.

In lieu of flowers, conributions to YWCA, Foothill Valley, 939 E. Walnut, Pas. 91101, Osos or to Friends of The Pasadena Playhouse, 82 S. El Molino, Pas. 91101 FRUMKIN, Joseph Mallnow Silverman Mortuary The Los Angeles Times now offers Display obituary Notices with photographs.

Please call the Obituary Desk at 800-528-4637 Ext. 77241 or EXt 77242 for full details Funeral Amounrxmenti BRIERLEY. Delmas Earl D.DA, Captain United States Navy Reserve Retired; Born in Hoyts-ville, Utah, May 30, 1907; passed away November 29, 1997. Served in the Pacific Theater of Operations in World War II, and was recalled for service in Japan during the Korean Conflict. Taught at the Dental School of the University of Southern California.

He was married to Nancy Morse Brierley in 1939, who passed away in 1986. Dr. Brierley is survived by two sons, Stephen and John; and four grandsons, Daniel, Thomas, David and Phillip; and his sisters, Afton and Marge; and brothers, Glen and Roy. A private service will be held in Park City, Utah. Inglewood Mortuary, 1206 Cenllne-la Inglewood, 310677-8137 CARRILLO, Leo Esplnosa, was born on September 30, 1926 in Los Angeles.

He died suddenly on Monday, December 1, 1997. Leo was a Navy veteran, advertisingprinting professional and loving husband and father. Our Leo was full of life, lovable and opinionated but had a generosity of spirit. He was proud, loyal, spontaneous, stubborn, committed, fun, cantankerous and romantic. He was a very human, human being! Among those Leo loved and who loved him are, Judy, beloved wife; sons, Michael (Penelope Carrillo) Steven.

John (Leann Czach); sister, Aida (Dwayne MacDonald); and many nieces and nephews. Services will be held on Friday, December 5, 1997 at 2pm at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, 8520 Winnetka Canoga Park, 818 341-3460. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association, Revlon UCLA Breast Center or Our Redeemer Outreach Program. CATES. Lillian Dorothy Armstrong Family directors CHANCER, Edith Hillside Mortuary 800576-1994 CHUCHIAN, Varsenlk passed away November 29, 1997.

Viewing Friday, December 5, from 4pm to 8pm at Pierce Brothers Cunningham O'Connor Mortuary, Hollywood. Funeral Saturday, 1pm at Hollywood Memorial Park. CHURCH, Mary F. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills COLVIN, Allan S. passed away on November 30, 1997 following a courageous battle with cancer.

A loving husband, father, grandfather and friend, he is survived by his wife of 50 years, Bernice: children, Vikki (Patrick) Girard, Debbie Bergman, Stan (Rlcki) Colvin and Darlene (James) Spratt; adoring grandpa of Tracy, Ryan, Nick, Casey, Timmy ana Alyssa: great-grandpa of Shannon and Shianna; also survived by close family members, Carrie, Fred and Shannon. The celebration of his life will be private. CON DEE, Grace Lawrence age 100; born in Park City, Utah on October 9, 1897- passed away December 2, 1997 at Regents Point in Irvine. She was precedeed in death by her husband. Judge Newcomb Condee, her daughter, Marie Cond-ee Coe, M.D.

and her grandchildren, Helen and James. She is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law, Alice and Macneil Stelle and Lois and Albert Seed; grandchildren: Martha Coe Douglass and Robert Condee Coe, Lawrence Stelle, Douglas Stelle, Deborah Stelle, Betsy Blum, Jean-nie Blount, Marie Lichauco, John Seed, Alison Araujo, Pamela Kim-brough and Janet Balekjian; twelve great-grandchildren. She was active in Law Affiliates. Assistance League, Lambda Phi and PEO. Services will be held at Chapel of the Chimes, 720 E.

Florence Inglewood at 3pm, Saturday, December 6 to celebrate a long and eventful life filled with music, theater, travel and family. Ar rangements are by Incle Tewood Mortuary. 1206 Centinela Ave. Inrlewaod 310677-81 17). Donations may be made to the charity of your choice.

Information 800 528 4637 Est. 77242 Funeral Anrwunwrnenti SCHUVAL, Joseph Hillside Mortuary 800576-1994 SC1VETTI, Frank A. 55; September 24, 1997 at his home in Dallas. Former President and C.E.O. of Justin Industries, Inc.

Loving father of James Scivetti and the late Nicholas D. Scivetti, both of Dallas. Beloved son of Nicholas and Violet Scivetti of Los Angeles and loving sister of Mrs. Keats (Maryanne) Irvine of Calabasas. A native of New York, Frank was a longtime Fort Worth resident and was employed by the Jutin Industries for 14 years.

During his tenure he served as President of the Tony Lama and Justin Boot Cos. He was instrumental in forming the Justin Cowboy Crisis Funds. He served as a Director of the Southwest Exposition and Livestock Show and Rodeo and the American Excelsior Co. in Arlington. He was also a member of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, the American Quarter Horse Association and the City Club.

He was a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley and received his Master's degree in Psychology at the University of Texas. He taught at the University of Akron (Ohio) while working on his Ph.D. degree. He was preceded indeath by his son, Nicholas Scivetti. Memorial services 7pm, Friday, December 6 at Cathedral Chapel, 927 S.

LaBrea, Los Angeles. Pierce Brothers Cunningham O'Connor, Hollywood (213655-7280) directors SHAMBRA, John Michael, 65, born August 12, 1932. in Los Angeles; Ced away November 30, 1997. at in South Pasadena. Survived by wife and best friend, Mary Hunt Shambra; children, Christina (Mark) Guzman, Andrea (Robert) Messinger, and John Shambra, grandchildren, Allison Guzman and Madeleine and Kyle Messinger; mother, Anna Patronaggio Shambra: brother, Dominic Shambra; aunts, Janine Turiace, Jo Hanley.

Mary Butler, Vicky Gattoni, and Mildred Shambra; nephews, a niece, and many cousins. A gifted musician, respected teacher and school principal, talented travel professional, and valued friend, John approached his death with the grace and humor that characterized his life. Burial will be private. A Memorial Service will be celebrated Saturday, December 6, 1997. at 2pm, Holy Family Church, 1301 Rollin Street, SoutnPasadena.

Contributions in John's memory may be made to Huntington Memorial Hospital for the work of Dr; David Lourie. SIEGER, John Armstrong Family directors SINGAUS, Anatole "Tony" S. a 4- year Rancho Mirage resident, formerly of Santa Monica for 20 years; passed away December 2, 1997. Born March 1926 in China, to Solomon M. Singaus and Jenny Egookin, he married Mary A.

Childs on November 24, 1984 in Santa Monica. He was a commercial kitchen designer for the commercial and restaurant businessindustries for 33 years. Survivors Include his wife, Mary C. Singaus of Rancho Mirage; daughters, Sandra Parness of Chatsworth and Jilda Schwartz of Los Angeles; sisters, Luba Golenpolsky of Riverside and Bertha Rubin of Phoenix, Arizona; four grandchildren. Services 5 at Hillside Chapel in Hillside Memorial Park, Los Angeles with interment in Hillside Memorial Park.

Memorials may be made to the charities of one's favorite choice. Palm Springs Mortuaries, Cathedral City (760321 -0994) SMITH, William Smltty' Daniel, age 53, born in Commonwealth, Virginia; passed away in Sherman Oaks, California. He was a musician. Survived by children, Jeaneanne, Amani and Sala; grandchildren, Amani and Quincy Shaw, and Vanessa Smith; brothers, Sammy, Reggi, Donel, Ronnie; sisters, Sandra, Shirl; and a host of other relatives and many, many friends who loved him dearly. "Smitty.

your music and spirit will be sadly missed." Visitation at Angeleno Valley Mortuary, Thursday, December 4, 1997 from 5pm-8pm. Funeral Friday, December 5, 1997 at Ham at Angeleno Valley Mortuary. Interment private. Mount Slnal Mortuary STUCKER, Kitty E. Neptune Soelety-Bnrbank SULLIVAN.

James Richard, died November 30, 1997. Husband of Mary Murray Sullivan for 50 years; and father of Peter Murray Sullivan and Frederick Lacy Sullivan. Funeral Services private. In his memory, contributions may be made to St. John's College, Anapolis, MD.

or the Pasadena Symphony Association, 150 S. Los Robles, Ste. 400, Pasadena, Ca. 91101 or a favorite charity. VAN HOGEN, Connie, 46, Sherman Oaks.

Survived by mother, Margaret Van Hogen; sister. Anita Escalante; nieces, Jessica, Chelsea, and Hilary. Services, 7pm, St. Cyril's Catholic Church, Encino. Crawford Mortuary, Northridge VEES, Otta M.

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Vtfo are closed on Sunday. The doadSna for tha next day's to 4:00 pm daily. Calthe Obituary Desk 8005204837 Ext. 77242 or Ext. 77241 LUDWICK, Kenyon L.born in 1917 in Oklahoma; passed away November 26, 1997 at home with his family at his side.

World War II Merchant Marine veteran; retired Vice President at California Federal Savings. He was preceded in death by his wife, Tutie; beloved father of Susan Adams, and Steven (Connie) Ludwick; grandfather of Kori Parraga (Eddie), Jacob, Adam, and Timothy Ludwick; great-grandfather of Daniel Parraga. He is also survived by his two sisters, Elsie Oden and Dori Hirsch and their husbands, as well as many nephews, nieces, and friends. He will be missed more than words can describe. A Memorial service will be held on Saturday, 2pm, December 6 at Little Chapel of the Dawn, 1925 Arizona Santa Monica.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the City of Hope, Duarte, CA. Gates, King aley aV Gates Mortuary, 1925 Arliona Ave, Santa Monica (310395-9988) LUTES, Dorotha Mae born in Cherokee, Oklahoma on January 22, 1921; passed away in Ojai, California on December 2, 1997. "A proud and eloquent lady who will be greatly missed." Survived by son, Joseph R. Lutes of Las Vegas, Nevada; daughter, Judith S. Roth of Pacific Palisades; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; brothers.

Ray Womack of Whittier, Elmer Worn-ack of Wichita, Kansas and Don Womack of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; sisters, Rozella Hadwiger of Cherokee and Clarice Share of Ocala, Florida; three nephews. In lieu of flowers, send donations to American Cancer Society. Services 9am, Saturday, December 6 at Church of the Hills. Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills. Arrangements by Angelena Valley Mortuary, North Hollywood MACK, Mildred B.

of Pasadena, passed away November 29, 1997. Millie's greatest pleasure waa the theater. She acted at the Pasadena Playhouse for more than 20 years, and directed many shows for the San Marino Community Players. She is survived by hei son, David Elliott; her daughter-in-law, Arline Elliott; her granddaughter, Lauren Elliott; her brother, Donald Young. A memorial service and reception will be held 2pm, Friday, January 16 at CalTech Atheneum, Pasadena.

MAMLET, Howard Hillside Mortuary 800576-1994 MAUTNER, Morris 85, passed away December 2, 1997. Survived by his beloved wife of 58 years, Lee; his devoted brother, Joseph; and many nieces and nephews. Services lpm, Sunday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel, Mount Slnal Mortuary In lieu of flowers, family requests donations be made to the USC Norris Cancer Center or The American Heart Assoc. MEESE, William Vaupa Neptune Soelety-Bnrbank MINKOFF-GOLDSTEIN, Anne Mount Slnal Mortuary MORRISSEY, Ginger Neptune Society -Burbank OUSDAHL, Annette, 51, of Mission View, passed away December 2, 1997. Annette was a Registered Nurse who dedicated her life to helping others.

She leaves'behind her loving husband. Steven; her loving son, Michael; her father, Peter Hromchak; and a large family of friends who loved her very much. Annette's life was lost to lung cancer. A Memorial Mass will be held Dec. 6, at St.

Killians Catholic Church, Mission Viejo PELLANT, Arthur 92, born October 2, 1905 in Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin; passed away in Whittier, California. Survived by sons, Richard, Robert and Gregory; 16 Srandchildren, 21 great grandchil-ren. Private family memorial service and private inurnment. Mccormick Mortuary Directing, 562698-6215 POTTS, Joyce Helene, born June 5, 1935. Brooklyn, New York; died December 3, 1997, surrounded by all of her children, their spouses, grandchildren, and her loving husband of 40 years, Ivan, after a wonderful Thanksgiving gathering.

She is survived Dy her husband, Ivan Potts; daughters, Leslie Anne Albuquerque, her husband, Rui, and their daughters, Nicole and Simone, Victoria Anne Coates, her husband, Thomas, and their children, Aaron and Leah; her son, Michael Simone Potts, his wife, Berta, and their children, Alexandra and Daniel; her brother, Arnold Goodman, of Smithtown, New York. Services will be held Friday. December 5, at lpm in the Chapel at Valley Oaks Memorial Park in Weatlake Village. Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks, Westlake Village PRICE, Homer Bryan of Torrance: passed away on November 28, 1997 at the age of 101. He was born in Missouri on June 28, 1896.

Homer taught school for many years, retiring from Banning High School in Wilmington in 1961. He is survived by his loving wife, Evelyn; son, Philip; two grandchildren and two great-granddaughters. Memorial services will be held Ham. Saturday, December 6 at Angelica Lutheran Church, 1345 South Burlington, Los Angeles. Gamby Mortuary, Lomita (310326- 6343) RICH, Irene 91; died peacefully on December 3, 1997.

Loving wife of the late Sam Rich; loving mother of Arnold (Brenda); grandmother to Dean Michael Rich (deceased) and Mark Robert Rich; survived by sister, Anne (Morrie) Kleinman; nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to City of Hope or Congregation Am Hayam, 3844 W. Channel Island Box 514, Oxnard.CA 93035. Services 3pm, Thursday, December 4 at Eden Memorial Park. Croman-Edeu Mortuary directors SARFARAZ, Mansour age 48; died November 29, 1997 in Hawthorne.

A resident of Redondo Beach, he is survived by his two sons, Marco and Andrey; mother, Raheme; five brothers, Nasser, Farzin, Farshid, Farzad and Farshad. Viewing to be held from 6pm to 8pm, Thursday, December 4 at McAulay 4t Wallace Mortuary, Fullerton with services lpm, Friday, December 5 at McAulay it Wallace Chapel, Fullerton. Burial in Loma Vista Memorial Park, Fullerton. SATT, Colonel C. Verner passed away November 26, 1997 in Pueblo, Colorado.

A private memorial service will be held for family members and loved ones. Donations may be made to the Shriners Childrens Hospital or Gideons Society. George McCar-thy Funeral Home, Pueblo, CO SAVAGE, Flcrcace Jaa MeeuuSiauu Mortuary Meese, William V. Minkoff-Goldstein, Anne Morrissey, Ginger Ousdahl, Annette Pellant, Arthur J. Potts, Joyce H.

Price, Homer B. Rich, Irene Rowsn, Henry Sarfaraz, Mansour Salt, Col. C. Verner Savage, Florence J. Schuvai, Joseph Scivelli.

Frank A. Shambra. John M. Sieger, John Singaus. Anatole Smith, William D.

Strauss, John H. Stucker, Kitty E. Sullivan, James R. Van Hogen, Connie Ve, OuoM. Welger, Libbie M.

Yukawa, Grace HERBELIN, Francis passed away December 2, 1997. Beloved husband of Nellie; father and father-in-law of Don and Sue Herbelin, Bill and Candy Herbelin, Claudine and Tim Sweeters; loving grandfather of Brian, Claudine, Rhonda, and Brenda Herbelin and Alison, Mary, and Luke Sweeters. Francis is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. Francis, along with his mother. Margaret, operated Herbelin and Warnack drugstore in Los Angeles.

During WWOO. Francis, served in the Navy as a Pharmacist's Mate, Third Class. After the war, he worked as the chief pharmacist at the County General Hospital in Los Angeles, and later, at Olive View Hospital, San Fernando, and Thrifty Drug Stores in the Southern California area. Francis was born in the Boyle Heights area of Ixa Angeles, lie attended St. Cecelia Elementary School, Loyola High School, and USC School of Pharmacy.

Francis and Nellie, moved to Arcadia and resided there for 50 vers. Because of ill health, he and Nellie moved to Sonoma in 1994 to live with their daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren. Francis was a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Elks, and the American Legion. Memorial contributions may be made to St. John Bosco School, 13640 Bellflower Bellflower, Ca.

90706. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at Holy Angels Church, Arcadia on Saturday, Dec. 6 at 10am. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Glasser, Miller, and Lamb Mortuary HOLLAND, Harvlsou Neptune Soclery-Saii Pedro HOLT, Donald Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills HRONIS, John Thomas, beloved husband of Soteria P. Hronis; father of Anna Cesar, and Thomas John Hronis; brother of Virginia Burns.

Rosary to be held on Thursday, December 4, 1997. Viewing from and Rosary at at the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Mortuary, Glendale. Service will be held on Friday, December 5, 1997, at 11am at St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 1324 S. Normandie, Los Angeles, Ca.

Donations may be made to St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 1324 S. Normandie, Los Angeles, Ca. 90006. Forest Lawn-Glendale.

Forest Lawn Mortuary JERVERT, Jan Louis, born January 4, 1954 in Newark, New Jersey; died at home with family after an agressive battle with cancer, November 28, 1997 in Chino, California. World renowned and internationally acclaimed designer. Attended Manhattan School of Music, University of Southern Mississippi, American Extension University, Tokyo, Chaf fey College. Served as Sergeant with the United States Air Force, 1972-76. Jan is survived by his former wife, Etsuko Jervert; loving daughter, Leia Jervert: and close friend and partner, Darin Stewart.

In lieu of flowers, a memorial tribute to a charity of choice is requested by his family. A Memorial planned for 1998. JOHNSON, Wesley passed away November 29, 1997. Born August 21, 1920 in New Orleans; he was a Los Angeles resident for 30 years. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy of Las Vegas, Nevada; daughter, Lillian Parker of Marrero, Louisiana; son, Wesley Jr.

of New Orleans; sisters, Earlean Cook and Bessie Johnson, both of Los Angeles; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews and friends. Visitation from 12 noon to 7pm, Friday, December 5 at Palm Mortuary, 7600 S. Eastern Las Vegas, (89123) where services will beheld 11am, Saturday. Burial will follow in Palm Valley View Memorial Park. The family requests memorial donations be made to the American Kidney Fund.

JONES, Jean W. Forest Lawn Glendale KELLEY, Neva June Armstrong Family directors KIEFER, Frances C. Neptune Society -San Pedro KLEMENTOWTTZ, Lillie Q. beloved mother of Jeanette N. Hall; grandmother of Janal Lee Farleigh and great-grandmother of Richard Espinoza; aunt of Joyce Cover.

Graveside services to be held lpm, Friday, December 5 in Forest Lawn Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary LANE, Harold L. Armstrong Family directors LAZARUS, Julia Oroman-Edcn Mortuary LEVY, Alvia A. age 76; of North Hollywood' retired Fix-It-All. Aftercare CA Cremation A Burial Society, Narth Hollywood (800343-5764) LIBERMAN, Shirley Mallnow at Silverman Mortuary LOWELL, Ruth D.

passed away December 2, 1997. She is remembered lovingly by her husband, Manny Lowell; daughter, Donna Young; family and friends. Private memorial services will be held on Sunday at the home of Pamela Grant in Studio City. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society. LOWRY, Charles Elwood, born October 20, 1931' passed away November 29, 1997.

Survived by his wife, Lenore; cousins and many friends. Served in U.S. Army. USC graduate and was a director of Guild Members. Graveside Services to be held at 11am, Thursday, December 4, 1997, Forest Lawn-Glendale.

Faraat Lawu Mortuary GARCIA, Elvira Vasquei born November 29, 1924 In Los Angeles; passed away November 21, 1997 at her home in Corona with her family by her side. as her friends and family knew her, had fought a long battle with diabetes. She is survived by her daughters, Juanita McKenzie and Marion Valencia; sons-in-law, John Koepfer, Leo McKenzie. and Tony Valencia; grandchildren, Trina. Christina, Buddy, Andi, Crystal and Michael; great-grandchildren, Charlotte, Willy, Everett and Terrell Fletcher; sisters, Adeline Herrera, and Irene Sanchez; brothers, Robert Vasquez and Tom Vasquez; many cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

Vera, being the oldest of five children to Porfillio Vasquez and Trinidad Villa Vasquez, quit high school in her Senior year at Jefferson High School to help support her younger brothers and sisters, which was to be a small sample of her constant sacrifices, loyally and unconditional love for her family. A strong and independent woman who raised her two daughters as a single parent years before it was socially accepted, there was never any obstacle she couldn't overcome or never enough she could do for her family. She will be forever loved, missed and remembered. Funeral arangements by Memory Garden Memorial Park in Brea: 4pm to 9pm, December 4 and Rosary lpm, December 5. Burial in Loraa Vista Cemetery in Fullerton.

Recption will follow at the home of Mona Muoio in Corona. GEYER, Anita Feet, age 89, died on November 29, 1997. Funeral Services will be Friday, Dec. 5, 1997 at 11am at the Cres-centa Valley Methodist Church in Montrose, California. Under the direction of Crlppen Mortuary GUCKMAN, Harriet June passed away on December 2.

1997. Hersch, as she was lovingly known, leaves behind her beloved husband of 41 years, David; sons, Steve, Mike and Paisley; grandchildren, Chelsea, Frisco and Molly; her mother, Bess; daughters-in-law, Heidi and Cheryl; and so many others whose lives nave been enriched from knowing her. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she graduated from Dorsey High School. Moving to Encino in 1960, she soon became known for her love of life and became a Valley legend! She loved tennis, golf, dancing, movies, music and plays! But most of all, her true love was her family. Hersch lived life to its fullest, healthy until just a few short hours before tier loving heart gave out.

A memorial service will be held at Stephen S. Wise Temple on Sunday, December 7 at 6pm. After the service, the family "will be hosting a reception at the temple. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to American Heart Association GOETSCH, Karl Bernard, Private Services will be heid for Mr. Goetsch, 83, who passed away November 28, 1997.

Karl was born in Wisconsin and had resided in Northridge for the past 45 years. He is survived by his wife, Evelyn; son, Chuck; and grandchildren, Robert and Richard. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, 3255 Wilshire Blvd. 1701, Los Angeles, Ca. 90010-1110.

Bastian Perratl N.rtbrldfe Funeral Directors GOLL, Henry, born in New Jersey in 1908, passed away on November 14. 1997; Henry was the beloved husband of Flora, his wife of 56 years, who preceded him in death in 1990; and the loving father of Florence Niddleton and Midge Castro. He is lovingly remembered by his grandchildren, Andrea. Midge, John, Jennifer, Sheri and Brian. 'Uncle Hank' was like a father to his nieces and nephews, and he will be missed very much by all of them and their children.

During his earlier years, Henry was involved with harness horses, raising birds and dog training. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Woodbridge, New Jersey, and many years ago belonged to the First Aid Squad of Laurence Harbor, New Jersey. A Memorial Service is planned. DllrJay Brothers, 714848-7771 GONZALEZ. Frank Armstronc Family directors HARPSTER, Rodney, 80, of Pasadena, California, died November 23, 1997.

He was a General Agent for Aetna Life Insurance Co. Served in U.S. Army during WWII. Survived by daughter. Gay Romack, Litchfield Park, Arizona; son, Jerry Harpster, Monroe, Oregon; and son, Rodney Harpster.

Pasadena, California; and 4 grandchildren. Memorial Services will be held December 7, 4pm at Oneontha Church, South Pasadena. Contributions to the Pasadena Humane Society or American Cancer Society. Sunland Mortuary, 15826 Del Web Sua City, AZ. 85351, 602933-0161 HARRISON, Harry Abbey Bat Kol, 800922-2244 HEARD, Carol Ann De Mont a faithful servant of Christ, was called to her heavenly home on Thursday, November 27, 1997 at Kaiser Hospital.

She was born on April 3, 1941, the eldest of three children, to the late Charles H. De Morst Sr. aid Grace Washington De Morst. Carol was a Principal at Nueva Vista Elementary School for the Los Angeles Unified School District for 32 years. Her funeral service will be held 10am, Saturday, December 6 at Paradise Baptist Church, 5100 South Broadway, Los Angeles.

She will be laid to rest in Inglewood Park Cemetery, Sunset Park Mausoleum. Harriaaa-Ross View Park Chapel. Rowan Henry, 35 year Playa del Rey resident, prominent retired banker, civic leader and avid sporrfisherman died Sunday, November 23rd at Daniel Freeman Marina Hospital from i stroke. He as 74. Spanning over fifty years, his banking career began in I94l with the opening of Central Bank of Oakland.

During World War II he was signalman in the U.S. Navy. After the war, he resumed his banking career and held the positions of President, CEO and board member of several California banks including, California Republic Bank in Bakersfield, Centinela Bank In Inglewood, Far East National Bank and First Women's Bank of California in Los Angeles. Henry's leadership gained Centinela Bank national recognition for its innovative specialization in marineboat financing. Henry's career culminated in his organization and 1980 opening Bank of Marina Del Rey (later changed to Marina Bank) which catered to the financial needs of the pleasure craft industry.

He also served as a director of the California Banking Association. Henry participated in many community endeavors including the chambers of commerce in lot Angeles, Minna Del Rey, and Venice. He was a member of the Venice-Marina Rotary Club, Lions Club, South Bay Chapter of the American Red Cross, and served on the advisory board of Daniel Freeman Marina Hospital. A licensed skipper for over 30 years, Henry enjoyed sportfishing on his boat the Rowanne HI based in Marina Del Rey and San Diego. He won many awards for his expertise in sportfishing, the most prestigious being the Bisbee's Black Blue Martin tournaments in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (In prize 1992 and 5th prize 1995).

Henry holds an IGFA "10 to world record for an 127 lb. striped martin on 12 lb. test. He was an active member of the following organizations; Balboa Angling Club, King Harbor Martin Club, Los Pescadores, Marina City Yacht Club. He was commander of the Centinela Power Squadron, second Vice President of The Martin Club of San Diego and director of Marina del Rey Anglers.

Henry was born on March 27, 1923 in Berkeley, California. He graduated from Washington Union High School, Irvington, in 1941 and from The American Institute of Banking in 1956. A widower, he was married for 45 years to Florence Henry who died of cancer in 1995. He is survived by a son Scott Henry and grandson David of Playa del Rey, daughters Janice Joseph of San Diego and Rowanne Henry-Jugan of Santa Monica; and brother Joseph Henry of San Diego. A memorial mass will be held on Friday, December 5, at at St.

Monica's Church in Sanra Monica. The family requests, in lieu of flowers, memorials be sent to Freeman Hospitals Foundation, 4650 Lincoln MDR, 90292 and The Martin Club of San Diego, 2445 Shelter Island S.D., 92108 for a trophy designation. In Memorilm IN MEMORY Loving husband, Joe May 16, 1912 December 4, 1995 Adored son, Ronald July 9, 1945 December 8, 1988 Dorothy Obrand LEON BENJAMIN My beloved father Gone but not forgotten Molly Streem 4-.