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fcliiiyihiyiyir A24 FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1996 LOS ANGELES TIMES THRIFTS: Conversion to Bank Status pected to mount special marketing campaigns, offering certificates of deposit and other accounts at above-market interest rates. For current customers whose CDs mature, the would offer to pay a higher rate at the bank for renewing the CD than would be available at the thrift The cus-' tomer would merely have to sign a paper, opening a new account at the bank. Great Western still needs approval from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the Federal Reserve Board for permission to run banks with full commercial and consumer lending powers, and to operate a holding company for the bank units. Its banks would not require new buildings but would operate in existing Great Western offices.

The comptroller approved the first application to switch earlier this month, giving TCF Financial Corp. of Minneapolis the right to open national banks in Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois. This signaled the "bursting of the dam" as rush to move their money away from exposure to the high-cost insurance fund, said Paul A. Schosberg, president of America's Community Bankers. "Congress has just not been able to keep up with reality," said Edward C.

Furash, managing partner of Furash a financial consulting firm in Washington. "The reality is the thrifts have to make major choices in the next two or three years about shifting to become major commercial banks, or contracting themselves," he said. OBITUARIESFUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS WIEST, Patricia A. passed away July 22, 1996 in a La Jul la hospital. "We've been trying to become more bank-like for a long time," James F.

Montgomery, chairman of Great Western, said Thursday. "It's too bad we have to do it this way, rather than the right way" through a merger of the insurance funds and the charters for the separate financial institutions, he said. "Eventually, there will be a single banking industry in this country." The which traditionally specialize in home mortgage lending, also have charter authority to sell insurance, invest in real estate and operate in other business ventures. Banks have powers concentrated in consumer and business lending. "We hope this will be a wake-up call to Congress," said Montgomery, who is also chairman of America's Community Bankers, an trade group.

Nearly $100 billion of the industry's $700 billion in deposits is held by institutions that have applied to the comptroller for permission to operate banks. Only customers, rather than management, can shift deposits to the new banks. Thus, seeking to move money are ex BAIME, William age 68, passed away June 30, 1996 in Arizona. Precedeased by wife, Lorraine, and son, David. Survived by daughter, foot part of the bill for the cleanup.

The House Banking Committee voted Thursday for a complex plan that would provide an infusion of cash from the thrift industry for the ailing fund, require banks to make contributions and eventually create a single insurance fund for all banks and thrifts. But it is uncertain whether House Republican leaders can work out a version with their Senate counterparts that would pass Congress before the legislators adjourn for the election campaigns. Meanwhile, the approval of bank charters for a huge such as Great Western, with Irwindale-based Home Savings of America and Los Angeles-based California Federal Bank waiting in the wings, dramatically illustrates how the leakage of thrift deposits could become a flood. Cal Fed, the nation's lOth-larg-est thrift, has an application pending with the office of the comptroller of the currency to open a national bank in Los Angeles. Home Savings, the largest thrift, has applied for a state charter in Washington.

The comptroller regulates national banks. Continued from Al trast, pay 23 cents for every $100 in deposits. This means Great Western pays $70 million a year for the same deposit insurance that costs Bank of America $2,000. Premiums for the insurance fund are far higher because the fund must still foot the bill for continuing costs of the massive thrift bailouts of the 1980s. The ultimate danger of an exodus of is a crippling of the insurance fund, and the inability of the remaining to pay interest on special bonds issued for the cleanup.

This could lead to another costly taxpayer bailout. As more thrift deposits become bank deposits, there will be a shrinking of the thrift industry's ability to pay the federal insurance bill, which includes $793 million in interest payments for those special bonds. The exposure for taxpayers could be more than $27 billion the interest costs of the special bonds for the next 30 years as well as the expense of any individual thrift failures. Such a prospect is expected to prompt Congress to force banks to Marsha Wiedder; I brothers, Joseph and Abraham Baime; and 4 grandchildren, and 1 great grandson. He was a member of ALA Chicago and in California.

Memorial service juiy a at 11am at Eden Memorial Park. Mission Hills. OBITUARIES Hanlon, Donald B. Hendrickson, Melissa Irvine, Alexander Jenkins, Lucie Kalb, Dora Kaplan, Allen J. Keeser.

Jacob Kopel, Max M. Levine, Rosalie McKinniss, Anita Monak. Gilda Morin, Irene T. Nagy 11, William Nicassio, Mike Oba, Zenyo Papazian. Virginia Pizante, Leon Plankers, Robert E.

Plaut, Dr. Herman Pressman, Paul B. Reed, Frank A. Reynolds, Stache M. Rosen, Charlotte Rosenstein, Louis Salinas, David J.

Sandoval, Rosa Seim, Connie Shahriari, Gholam Stapp, Myrtle W. Testolin, Lawrence Wiesl, Patricia A. Winstead, Olga M. Wright, Lillian Zobelein, Eugene Baime, William B. Barnhard, Ada Black, Alex Brandnss.

Sig Bumpus, Muriel S. Case, Ethel Chafe, Nellie Clarke, Thomas Contreras, Carlos Cramer, Mildred Diacos, Nick P. Eddels, Rose Ferber, Annette Gilden, Jack Goldner, Burton Greenberger. Sondra Grether, Robert rjom tn Lincoln, Illinois on January 10, 1924, she was 72 years old. Received Nurses degree in Burlington, Illinois in 1945.

Loving daughter of Nellie Brown, age 95; beloved wife of William G. Wiest, M.D.; loving mother of Stephen C. Wiest and wife, Sharon B. Wiest; loving mother of Kristine M. Wiest.

(deceased): loving grandmother of Shane and Shalene Wiest; loving sister of Norma Rusling (nee Til-ley). She has resided in Ingiewood, Manhattan Beach and Palm Springs. Funeral conducted July 25 at Inglewood Mortuary, 12116 Cenllnela, Inglewood Interment in Inglewood Memorial Cemetery. Donations to: Multiple Sclerosis Society, South California Chapter, 230 N. Maryland Glendale, CA 91260.

BARN HARD, Ada, beloved wife of the late Eli Barnhard; loving mother of Phillip (Bonita) Barnhard; cherished grandmother of Michael B. Barnhard and Sari B. (Dennis) Gallagher; dear sister of Rose Frank and Louis Yolles. Crvotside Service 2pm. Friday in Mount Sinai Memorial Park.

Mount Sinai Mortuary. In lieu of flowers. the family preters donations to The House Ear Institute, 2100 W. 3rd L.A. 90057 WINSTEAD, Olga M.

Forest I -awn-Hollywood Hills I FLANKERS. Robert Earl Neptune Society -Burbank IRVINE, Alexander Ray. Jr, M.D. passed away July 22, 1996 in Los BLACK, Alex, CPA, beloved husband of Ruth Black' father of Marjory Goldwine and Dr. Dennis Black; grandfather of Joey, Benjie and Jason.

Angeies. Born wovemrjer 131 plaut. Dr. Herman in Salt Lake City Utah; a graduate Memorial stone dedication will be held on Sunday, July 28, 1996 at ui ueveny mils nign scnooi, ouui-ford University, and U.S.C. Medical BRANDRISS.

Slf nam in bnoiom Memorial rant, Khnnl rinhthalmnlrarv rasiHan- Malinow Silverman Mortuary Canyon Road. 13017 N. Lop Syl- WRIGHT, Lillian Marie, beloved mother of Elizabeth Wright; loving grandmother of Richard and Robert Reid; also survived by great grandsons, Matthew and Kevin eid. Service Monday, July 29, 1996, at the Old North Church, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary 899-7061).

mar 81312 BUMPUS, Muriel beloved mother of Gale (Raymond. Jr.) cy at Massachusetts Eye Ear In-1 firmary, he helped established the Estelle Doheny Eye Foundation and its Ocular Pathology Laborato-; rv in which he Darttcroated until' Turner; grandmother of Rod Obituaries Mansneid ltirner. Visitation will be held from 3Dm- PRESSMAN, Paul ft, born April 18. 1930, died July 25, 1996 of cancer. He is lovingly remembered by his wife, Janet Rieders Pressman; his son, Adam (Kelley); and daughter, Susannah; his stepsons, James, Robert, and Leigh 9pm, Friday, July 26, 1996, and a Prayer Service at 2pm, Saturday, July 27, 1996.

Forest Lawn- recent illness. He was the first Medical Director of the Estelle Doheny Eye Foundation and a former Chief of Staff at St. Vincent's Medical Center. Member emeritus of the Verhoeff Society, member of Kahan; his sister. Julie Downey; ten uienaaie.

Forest Lawn Mortuary grandchildren and one great Jean Muir; Actress Blacklisted in 1950s CASE. Ethel American Ophthalmology Society, he served his community in the still Neptune Soclety-Burbank CHAFE, Nellie, bom January 12, granason, ana nis vaiuea inenos. No Services. No Flowers. Donations to Reed College, 3203 S.E.

Woodstock Portland, continuing tradition of Irvine innina mo offv. Oregon. 97202 Beloved husband for 56 vears of laio in not springs, New Mexico, passed away July 24, 1996 in South Gate, California. Survived by loving sons, Laurence, Joseph, Frank, George, James, Robert, Louise Irvine; loving father of Rae Anne (Casazza (Raymond), Bruce REED, Frank A age 87 yeai Passed away on July 24, 1996 Irvine (Mermen), jonn Irvine, Moreno Valley, California. He survived bv his loving sons.

Robe D. (Tisha). and Stuart Irvine ZOBELEIN, Eugene Philip born March 27, 1905 in 1.09 Angeles, died at home in Los Angeies on July 16, 1996 at age 91. At the request of the deceased, there will be no service, but his ashes will be scattered at sea by The Neptune Society. Gene Zobelein was for many years the pruchasing agent for the Los Angeles Brewing Company (producers of Eastside Beer) owned by the family and founded by his grandfather, George Zobelein who settled in Los Angeies in the late 1800's.

After the brewery was sold in the 19TjO's he becme a stockbroker for J. A. Hogle. In later years he served as President and Director of Zobelein Company (investments) and came regularly to the office until last year. He is survived by his sister and brother-in-law, Virginia and Robert Kitchen of Bakersfietd; his son and daughter-in-law, Craig and Jennifer Zobelein of Pacific Palisades and two grandchildren, Serena and Britten Zobelein.

Kicnard; toying aaugnters, neiene, Luci. Marie, and Cynthia; 19 (Betsvi; Droud grandfather of 12 Reed of Highland, California, and and great-grandfather of 2. brol Donald Reed of Orangevale S. Rodman Irvine. M.D.

grandchildren; and loving brother, Jack Sanchez. Funeral Mass, July 27, California. He is also survived by Memorial service 1pm, Saturday i his 4 grandchildren and I ereat 1996 at Sanctuary of the Risen grandchildren. He was a member of at First Congregational Church, I 540 S. Commonwealth, Los An- role in an episode of "Matinee Theater." Muir's ordeal was described in detail in the 1952 book by Merle Miller "The Judges and Judged." Born Jean Muir Fullarton in New York City, the actress began her career on the Broadway stage in 1930.

She moved to Hollywood under contract to Warner Bros, in 1933 after a triumph in the play "Saint Wench." Muir made a spate of mostly Christ. Holv Cross Cemetery. tne L.OS Angeies iouniy rireiiKnters Association. geies. in lieu ot nowers, contrtD- Culver City.

Inglewood1 Mortuary, 1206 Centlnela. Ave, Inglewood, mends may can at tne mortuary Saturday, from 4Dm-8Dm. 1 aiugn-Bia? tutons may De maae to; ixmeny Eye Institute for the A. Ray Irvine M.D. Pathology Lab, Office of Development, 1450 San Pablo CLARKE, Thomas Edward Armstrong Family, Directors Private inurnment will be held in Mt.

View Cemetery, Mt. View Mortuary and Cemetery, San Bernardino, Directors, 909 882-2943 CONTRERAS. Carlos H. Los Angeles, CA 90033. Callanan Mortuary (213462-2266) Armstrong Family, Directors JENKINS.

Lucie CRAMER, Mildred, beloved wife of REYNOLDS. Stache M. nassed Forest Lawn-Covina Hills In Memoriam away Monday, July 22, 1996. He is survived by nis brothers, Hugh and the late Nathan uramer; deeply loved by her daughter and son-in-law. Gwen and Al Gilens; son and KALB, Dora, passed away on July1 24, 199a Born in Warsaw, mediocre motion pictures in the 1930s, including "The World unarne: sisters, Merle, fat, ana icy August 1.

1911. she was the daughter-in-law, Irving and Susan widow of Thomas (Teddv) Kalb. uramer granacniiaren. Martv Changes," "The White Cocka Beloved motner ot Ariene' (Laurence) Shaniro and Melvvnl Gilens and Janet Felton, Todd Gilens, Sharona and Koichi as wen as Dy loving nepnews, nieces, and other family. Memorial service will be held at the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, 1760 N.

Gower St. on Friday, July 26 at 2pm. Kalb; adored grandmother of Mark too," "Oil for the Lamps of China," "A Midsummer Night's Kitahara, Aron Cramer and Bent Ashla, Craig Cramer, Heidi Cramer; twenoyi ureenspan, micnaei, (Susan) Kalb and lncnd Kalb: In lieu of flowers, donations will 5 real grandchildren, Naomi and oshua Felton Gilens. Dream," and "The Outcasts of By MYRNA OLIVER TIMES STAFF WRITER Jean Muir, one of the first actresses blacklisted as a purported Communist sympathizer during the zealous McCarthy era, has died. She was 85.

Muir died Tuesday in a nursing home in Mesa, Ariz. The blond actress was scheduled to play the mother in "The Aldrich Family" television series in 1950 when she suddenly was fired by NBC and General Foods the program's sponsor. The dismissal occurred after her name, along with those of about 150 other show business people, was listed in a 1950 booklet called "Red Channels: the Report on Communist Influence in Radio and Television." Muir vehemently denied the accusation, telling news media: "I am not a Communist, have never been one and believe that the Communists represent a vicious and destructive force, and I am opposed to them." But General Foods refused to relent, saying she had become too controversial to appear on their family show. The accusations of Communism in her case were apparently prompted by printed reports that she had been a member of the be accepted for the Lord's Light great grandmother of Jodi, Jeffrey and Andrew Greenspan and Paul and Teddy Kalb. In lieu of flowers, the family Poker Flat." house Ministry to the Homeless at would appreciate contributions to r-irst rresoytenan murcn.

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ROSENSTEIN, Louis, beloved husband of Anita; dear father of a AM .11 Services 3pm, Friday, July 26. 1996 Los Angeles Times Muir worked briefly in London nm LAIl. OKtWJ Mallnow 4t Silverman Mortuary at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel, Hillside Mortuary. Alan and Wendy (ateve) Lenske: loving grandfather of Lisa and Shawn. and then returned to New York KEESER, Jacob Cornells, of Costa Jean Muir in 1979 DIACOS.

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OIUwh, Mna.l,.aHU survived by his wife, Irene; Mount Sinai Mortuary Jaffee in 1940. She continued her career on the stage and in the new FERBER. Annette brother, John and sister-in-law, Ellen. Directors Neptune Soclety-Burbank medium of television. A Memorial Service will be held I SALINAS, David Joseph, died July 16, 1996 at St.

Mary's Hospital, Lons: Beach, of comolications on Saturday, July 27, 1996 at the Greenleaf Mobile Home Park Club GILDEN, Jack, of San Marcos, California, died Monday at this home. Mr. Gilden was born Lwn, Hiywo his, ywuu ppu-a-nu Muir taught drama at Stephens College in Columbia, from 1966 to 1976 and lectured at other following heart surgery. Born in El Monte, California, May 31, 1941 on November 19. 1925 Forth Worth.

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She did not work on the small screen again until 1958 when she had a Texas. He was a teacher who had taught in Fort Worth and Burbank. Forest Lawn in Griffith Park $5500obo Call Steve 707839-2410 PP colleges as well. an early California family, he was a long-time resident of Long Beach. His life was devoted to creative design display and decorating.

He was for many years an associate of made to the American Cancer Socjety or to a charity of your He was aiso a rnarmaceuucai Marketing Manager. He had lived in Encino prior to moving to San Marcos. Mr. Gilden is survived by Cremation Service cnoice She is survived by two sons, Michael of Los Angeles and David of Belmont, and a daughter, nis wile, jan daugnter ana son-in- KOPOL, Max Meyer Hillside Mortuary ttvans uerst Antiques in Lxmg Beach and Los Angeles. He will be greaUy missed by a large family of loving friends.

law. Lisa uuaen and Dan ADaun- Natx of Potomac: daughter. Laurie LEVINE, Rosalie of Grenwich, Margaret Bauer of Mesa. Gilden of San Marcos; grandson. Connecticut, on July 24, 199b.

Memorial gathering Beloved wife of the late Joseph E. I A.nn a aaa DaKaaa Alex Abdun-Nabi of Potomac; and brother-in-law, Larry Jones of NEPTUNE SOCIETY 310631-0664 816845-2415 800201-3315 Lot Angelet Burbank will be held at a later date. Donations in David's memory may be made to Project Angel Food, Los Monterey. California: and 2 sisters. daughter, Trica; and 2 grandchildren.

Angeit Services and burial will be at the La Verne Cemetery, La Verne, CA. services at Frank E. uunpliell, 1076 Madison Ave. at 81 St. New naay at nam.

in lieu oi nowers, SANDOVAL, Rosa Guerra-Gutlerrei, 213721-8414 Frances Eisenberg; Teacher Challenged Firing contributions mav be made to the Vork, New Vork, 10am. SEIM, Connie, Senior Hearing Entombment to follow in Fernciiff American Cancer Society. Todd Mausoleum Memorial Chapel, Pomona charge ot arrangements MCKINNISS. Anita Jones, lone- invasion of privacy and a violation time Culver uty resident, has died Officer at the Los Angeles City Attorney's West Los Angeles Branch, died at home on Monday, July 22, from a rapidly agressive form of cancer. Her family and her two longtime friends were with GOLDNER, Burton, lovin husband of Florence: devotei of our constitutional rights.

at age 80 from congestive heart taiiure. A board committee had cleared father of David and Steven; brother of Lenore Book. A native of Iowa, she wa snowned soprano in her yc In heu of flowers, donations mav the teachers of any wrongdoing, be made to The Sportman's Club, Citv of Hooe. eventually singing for bandleader Sammy Kayei Orchestra. As a she said.

her. Connie, born Constance Marie Seim in Chicago, is one of three children of Conrad (deceased) and Luba Seim. She grew up in Sherman Oaks graduating from Grant High School then continuing Services, lorn. Sunday. July 28.

memoer oi a mo, sne appearea on a "But the board was not satis 1996 at Hillside Memorial Park. Kuiar raaio snow in Molt Mortuary Coi ttnge its (Soo) Hillside Mortuary She enlisted in the womens fied," she added, "because this was the era when they wanted to drum up this hysteria. So the board ffilt. of North Hnllvwond. nassed Army Corps during World War II and was stationed in Orlando, Florida.

There she met Robert L.i McKinniss. whom she later away Tuesday, July 23, 1996 due to comDi cauons oi uiaoeies. ane her education at vauey ujuege. in her teens, she had the opportunity to work in show business. Connie modeled and worked in television and movies.

She was chosen to work with Sally Field on "Gidget" and on "The Flying Nun" she called another committee hearing. married. He husband preceded her i survived bv her loving family, ARMSTRONB FAMILY MALLOMITTCN in aeatn in ium. Then we were dismissed. Her loyalty, kindness, and humor father, Henry Conn; children, Feris Greenberger (David Dolinko), Stuart (Cindy) Greenberger, Romy (Todd) Longwell; beautiful and beloved granddaughters, Megan Eisenberg's story was chronicled will be sadly missed.

She is survived by a brother, two sisters, became Sally flying double. She also used her incredible energy working in politics for those in a book by Martha Kransdorf two sons ana tnree granaaaugnters Total $438 Free Literature I ALL A. A ORANGE CO. I (800) 286-6789 uAnncie. MONAK, Gilda widow of Francis Ann and Sarah June Greenberger; sister, Carolee Gennarelli; nieces, Gina Hoffman and Debra (Frank) candidates sne oenevea in including Robert Kennedy and Jess Monak; beloved mother of Richard, titled "A Matter of Loyalty: the Los Angeles Board of Education vs.

Gretchen; grandmother of Michaei' unrun actually oeginmng as a i Kennedy Girl- far John Kennedy, Frances Eisenberg. ana unit loving sister oi uina Marquez; grand-niece, Lindsay Hoffman and grand-nephew, Vincent Marquez. As well as dear friends. Beniamin. George.

Katie Funeral Directors and for the causes she cared about especially those organizations that Reeves. Elda Johnson. Mary Eisenberg had spent the last 30 years living in the West Hollywood dette, and Bud Benedetti. Gilda passed away protect ana taxe care oi animais. After she returned from a 2 year stav in Asnen.

Colorado. Connie By MYRNA OLIVER TIMES STAFF WRITER Frances R. Eisenberg, who was dismissed as a Los Angeles high school teacher in 1953 for refusing to answer questions about membership in the Communist Party, has died. She was 91. Eisenberg, who tutored privately after she was fired, died Tuesday in her West Hollywood home of complications after surgery.

Even though Eisenberg and many other teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School District signed loyalty oaths, they were summarily dismissed for refusing to answer questions about Communism posed by the Board of Education. The firings then were legal under the state's Dilworth Act. But Eisenberg and five others were vindicated in 1981 by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge who said they should have been reinstated in 1968 the year the Board of Education repealed its regulation for implementing the Dilworth Act. The judge also ordered the school district to give the teachers some back pay. Eisenberg had been a distinguished teacher of English and journalism at Canoga Park High A friend of the and Gilda, and a host of loving friends and family.

She was a very loving and gregarious woman, and friena to all she knew. She will be area and was a key organizer of 21, 1996. We loved our mother and she will be greatly missed. joined the Los Angeles City senior citizens in the 1984 cam Forest Lawn mortuary, tiouywooa Attorneys unice in west u.a. as a witness coordinator in 1975.

In 1977 Hills profoundly missed adn always our hearts. paign for cityhood. She was active MORIN, Irene born July 29, she was promoted to hearing officer and then promoted to Senior in the Coalition for Economic Sur tt.aaV.lii U-l-'- jfV-Al MOUNT SINAI MORTUARY iyb in Lreominster. Massacnuseus Funeral Services are planned for Friday, July 26 at noon, at Eden Memorial Park, 11500 Sepulveda oassed awav Julv 20. 1996.

vival and, from its inception in Survived by husband. Paul, Los Loa Angeles Times Mission Hills-Groman Chapel Aneelest Times retiree: I Hearing Officer in 1987. City Attorney Jim Haan says "she will be sorely missed." Her colleagues agree adding "she is irreplaceable" and that "no one could match her zest for life." GRETHER, Robert Ernest, son 1987, in the West Hollywood Sen ior Advisory Council. daughters, 1 son, 4 grandchildren, and 1 (Treat grandchild. Barbara and hJlmer; brother 800600-0076 213469-6000 In lieu of flowers, donations The city last year presented her away July 22, 1996, age 48.

He will Throughout her life she traveled would be appreciated to the National Kidney Foundation of extensively, most often with her atways oe rrusseq, always De lovea with an Angels Amidst award for Southern California. ana always rememoerea. her community work. NAGY II. William J.

service saiuraay, juiy zf, jyw, torn, at the Church of the Hills, sister and best friend, Vicki Seim. They frolicked in Roratonga, they sailed the Caribbean, motored frequently through England and trekked through Moracco, as well Guerra -Gutierrez, 213721-8444 Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills NICASSIO. Mike, nassed awav In 1995, Eisenberg raised $2,100 for public radio station KPFK-FM (90.7) by requesting donations as Rev. Ann Day officiating, Terry Harrington and the Red Hots Frances R. Eisenberg in 1981 School for 16 years and at Fairfax High School for seven.

She said getting fired came as "a terrible blow." "Our position was that we were loyal," Eisenberg told The Times in 1981. "We had signed loyalty oaths to support the United States and the state of California in good faith. We felt the investigation was an July 23, 1996. He was 80 years of takine many vacations in Europe and the United States, most Playing HANLON, Donald a survived by his wife and children. age.

ne was corn in tsari. itaiy, ana has resided in Torrance tor the last 35 years. He is survived by his wife. Mary; and 2 children, son. Paul V.

(Brma) Nicassio; and daughter, Bettina Flammia, and 4 recently to Nantucket. Connie Seim had a marvelous wit. She was always amusing and most often very funny, and those who FOREST LAWN MORTUARIES Glendale Long Beach Cypress Covina Hills Hollywood Hills (800)204-3131 Services will be private. Pierce gifts in celebration of her 90th birthday. She said that, because of her impaired vision, she relied heavily on public radio as a source Brothers Westwood Village HENDRICKSON, Melissa Swan, Knew ner nave most wonoenui memories of their time with her ffrandchildren.

acre 88. resident of Leisure World, Visitation will be held Friday. and feel so lucky to have had her in Laguna rims, passea away juiy id, July 26, 1996 at McMillan of information. lyytj. umntz wue ot Lav erne McCormlck Mortuary, 310329 Hendrickson; and beloved mother of Katheen Bellon, Sheila Douglas 6333, from 2pm -8pm, with a Hoeat and Mass.

Saturday. Julv 27. 19. tneir lives. Connie is survived by her mother, Mrs.

Luba Seim; her sister, Vicki Seim; her brother, Allan Seim; and his family, Mack; her beloved Scottish Terrier, and Schroeder. and Craig L. Hendrickson. Also at 10am at St. Anthony's Church of raaua in uaraena.

survived by 9 grandchildren and ereat BTandchildren. John T. Lenox; TV Director and Film Educator runerai services win ne neta at L.D.S. Church, 22851 Aliso Creek Road. Aliso Vieio.

on Saturday, the her newly adopted puppy, as well as by a world of friends who feel that a part of themselves has been taken. She was kind, she was respected, and she was loved. She was a OBA, Zenyo "Zinc" 82, beloved husband of Miyako Oba; father of Steven (Karen) Oba and Janice (Scott) Beggins; grandfather of Travis Oba, Leslie Beggins and recently deceased, Brandon Oba: brother of Mitsui (Edith) Oba and Hisako (Mas) Masukawa; also iiin 01 juiv at i' Days." Within five years, Lenox made his solo directing debut on success in her work yet more importantly, Connie was a i as a Human beine. "Laverne and Shirley." survived by many relatives. Funeral Service, July Lenox went on to produce "The Times Obituary Information at Wintersburg Presbyterian Church, 13711 Donations in Connie Seim's name will be wecolmed at the World Wildlife Fund, The Amanda 'Society, The Lange Foundation who rescued her new puppy, or the Brady Bunch" reunion shows, in Fairview Street, Gardena Grove, cluding "The Brady Girls Get Mar t'A.

Fukul Mortuary, 213o2 vhi, Directors DfCE TJTT Human society ried," and the limited series "The SHAHRIARI, Gholam Reza PAPAZIAN, Virginia, beloved mother of Steven J. (Charlene) PaDazian and Robert J. Paoazian: Armstrong family, Directors Brady Brides." STAPP. Mvrtle W. rorert Lawn-HollywooQ mm loving grandmother of Ashley, Remy and Christian Papazian; also Mortuary (310) 699-0921 Located at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier TESTOLIN, Lawrence Robert, survived by sisters.

Marie Aved, Roxv Demetian. Lillian Erickson. He was nominated for an Emmy for his work as executive producer of the NBC miniseries "Long Hot Summer," starring Don Johnson, Alice Welsh and Dorothy John Thomas Lenox, television producer and director vwho co-founded a UCLA Extension filmmaking program, has died. Lenox died of an apparent heart attack in his Van Nuys home on Tuesday, his 50th birthday. In 1989, Lenox and producer Simon R.

Lewis set up "Making the Short Fiction Film" for UCLA Extension. The, program helped new filmmakers produce, write and direct films to be screened at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts Sciences' Samuel Goldwyn Theater. While traditional film schools like those at U3C and UCLA approach filmmaking as art, Lenox and Lewis focused on fl'mmaking as a commercial business making films to sell. "I have found (this program one passed away July id, laao. Cremains scattered over Pacific Ocean, 3 miles from Redondo Beach.

Guern-Gutterrei, 21:1 of the most rewarding adventures of my life," Lenox told The Times in 1992. "There's nothing like seeing a lightbulb going on in someone's eyes. There's nothing like seeing something with potential live up to its potential." A native of Fort Worth, Texas, Lenox was a musical prodigy who performed before the Texas State Music Teachers Assn. when he was 6. He rejected a music scholarship to study economics at Southern Methodist University.

He also earned a bachelor's of fine arts degree in cinematography there. Lenox moved to Los Angeles in 1970 to enter the Directors Guild of America's apprenticeship program. He soon became assistant director on popular television comedies Including "The Odd Couple," "Love American Style' and "Happy uiuvretie. Call Ms. Ryan for understanding and helpful service on Obituary Notices.

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