Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 29

March 10,1977 Van Nuys, Calif. VALLEY NEWS Part) PagtO National weather outlook The weather map shows that rain will fall today over the mid Plains and the Mississippi Valley. Maximum readings include Los Angeles 52, Chicago 65, San Francisco 58 and New York 60. The satellite photo showed high clouds stretching from Texas eastward to Alabama and then northward to the Great Lakes. Snow blankets the ground from the Dakotas eastward to New England.

Meanwhile, a new storm system spreads an extensive cloud area from Northern California to the northern Rockies. More clouds are located off Southern California coast. Southern California forecasts By United International Southern Calf ornia: High wind warning northern deserts increasing to 35 to 40 mph with stronger gusts and local areas of blowing dust and sand. Strong northerly winds mountains spreading to desert areas today. Local gusty northeasterly winds below canyons coastal areas today.

Mostly clear through today. Cooler mountains and deserts and warmer coastal areas today. Los Angeles: Hazy sunshine and mostly clear today. Local gusty north to northeast winds below canyons today. Wanner today.

Low near 50. High today near 70 Coastal acd intermediate Mostly clear this afternoon through today. Local strong gusty northeasterly winds below canyons today. Warmer today Lows 45 to 53. Highs today 68 to 75 Mountain areas: Gusty west to Southwest'- winds 15 to 30 mph shifting to northwesterly and increasing to 25 to 40 mph continuing" today.

A little cooler today Lows in the 30s. Highs today in the 40s Desert High wind warning Mojave Desert and Antelope Valley and westerly winds 15 to 30 mph Antelope Valley and Mojave Desert increasing to 35 to 45 mph with gusts to 55 mph. Local areas of blowing dust and sand reducing visibility to zero at times Winds shifting to northwesterly 25 to 40 mph and spreading to southern deserts today Variable hich clouds but mostly sunny today Cooler today Lows in the 40s upper deserts and 45 to 55 lower deserts Highs today 55 to 62 upper deserts and 62 to 72 lower deserts Owens Valley: Variable cloudiness tonight clearing today. Southerly winds 15 to 30 mph continuing today. Cooler today.

Lows 35 to 45 Highs today in the 50s Point Conception to the Mexican border: Outer waters Point Conception to San Nicolas Island winds northwesterly 12 to 22 knots increasing to 15 to 25 knots with stronger gusts and continuing Seas 5 to 8 feet. Today winds northwest 12 to 22 knots with 4 to 6 feet northwesterly swell Remainder of areas winds south to southeast 8 to 15 knots shifting to northwesterly and increasing to 10 to 20 knots late this afternoon. Winds decreasing today except locally northeasterly 15 to 30 knots below coastal canyons Two to 4 foot westerly swells through today with 1 to 2 foot wind wave today. Partial clearing this afternoon and mostly clear today. San Fernando, San Gabriel and San Bernardino valleys: Mostly sunny.

Mostly clear today Gusty northerly winds today. Warmer today. Lows 45 to 50. Highs today 68 to 73. Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties coastal areas, Santa Monica Bay area, Lonf Beach and Orange County metropolitan area: Mostly sunny.

Mostly clear today Local northeasterly winds 15 to 30 mph today. Warmer today 47 to 52. Private rites for Bierman SANTA ANA (UPI) A private family service was held yesterday for former Minnesota University football coach Bernie Bierman who died Monday at age 82 of a heart attack. Bierman's widow. Clara and James Bierman, one of his two sons, were the only ones attending the brief rites at the McDougall Family Mortuary.

The body was cremated and the ashes were to be returned to Minneapolis for burial at the Sunset Memorial Park. A graveside ceremony for friends was planned some time this spring or early summer. The family asked that in lieu of flowers contributions might be sent to the Williams Athletic Scholarship Fund at the University of Minnesota. Bierman, who would have been 83 tomorrow, moved to Laguna Hills with his wife in 1969 to retire at "Leisure World." One of the nation's best known coaches, Bierman built Minnesota into the country's top football powerhouse in the 1930s and early 1940s. Services held for Dr.

Bryan Funeral services were held in Hollywood yesterday for Dr. William J. Bryan who died Friday in Las Vegas of an apparent heart attack. He was 50. Services for the founder of the Los Angeles- based American Instu- tite of Hypnosis were held at the Church of the Hills at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills.

Bryan, who also maintained a hypnosis practice in Hollywood, was in Las Vegas teaching a medical seminar for physicians in the use of hypnosis at the time of his death. He leaves his wife Savilla, of Van Nuys, and daughters Beverly and Barbara of Sherman Oaks. Pallbearers yesterday included attorneys Melvin Beili arid Henry RothWatt. The American Institute of Hypnosis is made up of physicians, dentists and attorneys who" use hypnosis in their practice. Vital records Funeral notices Funeral notices K1NNE, Ruth D.

of Xorthridge, passed away March 7,1977. Sur- i vived by her sons Don- i aid, Myron B. Robert T. and Allen G. Kinne; i daughters Marian Harris I and Jean E.

Bruck; 15 grandchildren; 1 great' grandson. Services will be March llth, 10 a.m. at Praiswater Chapel, Van Nuys. Interment Valhalla Memorial Park. TAYLOE, S.

S. (Sam) of Sherman Oaks, passed away March 7,1977. Survived by his wife Margaret; son Dr. Dennis Taylor: daughter Barbara Lee; brothers Francis 1 and Dr, Marvin Taylor; sister Elittbeth Ottiey; 10 grandchildren. Services will be Sat, March 12th, 11 a.m.

at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day-Saints, Sherman Oaks Ward, Van Xuys. Meyer and Mitchell Mortuary, Van direv'ing. FUNBAL DIRECTORS 'OEHA1KMSBMCB THE FUNERAL DIRECTORS NOBLE CHAPR SAN FERNANDO 36V7U7 GATB.KIWSIEY* GATES CANOGA PAR 346 ETEWAL VALLEY NB40MAI PAW MORTUARY NEWHALL 365-3TO VAN NUYS 30 2301 Meyer-Mitchell 7154117 762-1141 Utter McKinley 783-4901 GlEN HAVEN MWWIAIPAW IMOBTUAVT For Who Prefer $292 M5-3766 TM valWr Fontrai PIERCE MOTHERS Yin Nip Mortuary Temperatures Nkfc Uw I Temperature and precipitation table for the 24-hour ptrlod ending at 4 a.m Pacific time, prepared by the National Weather Service In San Francisco Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bakersfield. Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Des Monies Detroit Duluth Eureka Fairbanks, Fresno Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Louisville Memphis. Hlfh rcf.

4 7 28 67 38 6 5 35 7 0 52 62 31 61 42 .03 51 36 -12 47 0 1 43 -62 36 -(y 49 60 41 08 44 -71 48 -09 30 -78 46 -60 43 -06 36 -09 40 37 05 BIO 70 45 47 28 01 8 3 72 6 8 48 77 54 77 50 74 52 69 44 -70 51 Miami York- North Plane Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Sprlnga Paso Roblee Philadelphia Richmond, Va. Sacramento St Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Thermal Washington 73 63 46 06 53 73 62 77 82 85 73 55 58 67 77 09 69 61 51 44 84 57 68 47 35 34 41 24 55 53 44 53 49 35 33 52 52 40 54 52 42 30 01 38 -02 51 14 Local temperatures Cloudy weather Burba nk Chatsworth North ridge Simi Valley Thousand Oaks Van Nuys Airport 15B High Low 65 50 .72 43 66 43 67 40 .68 42 64 48 63 46 Satellite photo taktn yttttrday shows high clouds strttohing from Texas eastward to Alabama and thin northward to Great Lakes. Below these clouds some lower clouds begin to creep back into eastern Texas as winds at lower levels become southeasterly. New storm system spreads extensive cloud area from Northern; California to northern Rockies. Snow: blankets are from Dakotas eastward to New Zealand.

Rites slated tomorrow for Kate P. Swartz Funeral services for Kate P. Swartz of Canoga Park, who died Tuesday at Newhall Nursing Home, will be held tomorrow in the Little Country Chapel, 10621 Victory North Hollywood. Interment will be at Valhalla Memorial Park, Pierce Bros. Van Nuys Mortuary directors.

Mrs. Swartz, 92, longtime Valley resident, was an active member of the Women's Guild of St. Martin in the Fields Episcopal Church, Canoga Park. She is survived by two sons, George C. and Ralph and one daughter, Vina S.

Harvey, all of Newhall. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. tonight at Pierce Bros. Mortuary, Van Nuys, 6153 Van Nuys Blvd. Funeral mass tomorrow for Cleff Bad weather is good news in drought-dry northwest By United Press International Bad weather made good news in the Pacific Northwest yesterday.

More rain and snow fell in drought-dry Oregon and Washington Springlike temperatures heated the midwest. Youngsters took to streets and sidewalks on skateboards, and an observer on Chicago's Michigan Avenue said, "I've seen more legs than any time since the middle of October." The storm that had camped over the Pacific Northwest for three days was beginning to move, the National- Weather Service said, and heavy snow warnings were extended from the Cascade Mountains to California's Siskiyou range and the Sierra Nevada. Winter storm watches were up south to Arizona and eastward to the Colora do Rockies. Funeral Mass for Frrednck (Butch) Wayne Cleff wil be celebrated tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in St.

Jane Frances Church, 13001 Victory North Hollywood. Interment will be in Chicago, 111. The ninth grade Madison Junior High School student died Tuesday in an automobile accident. He was 14. He is survived by his father, Wayne Cleff; and step mother, Veronica both of Van Nuys; mother, Carol E.

Cleff of Elk Grove, brother, Scott Cleff of Van Nuys; and sister, Tracy Cieff of Elk Grove, 111. The family suggests donations be made to St. Jude's Hospital or the Childrens Hospital VICTORY CAR WASH 6344 SEPULVEDA BL, VAN NUYS 994-4400 OPEN DAILY SUNDAY 9-3 MONDAY thru THURSDAY WITH WASH HOT WAX Funeral rites planned for Fannie E. Bos Funeral services for Fannie Elizabeth Boswell will be conducted tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Meyer Mitchell Mortuary, 5940 Van Nuys Van Xuys.

Interment will follow Oakwood Memorial Park, 22601 Lassen Chatsworth. Mrs. Boswell, a resident of Van Nuys for 46 years, died Tuesday at Valley Presbyterian Hospital. She was 89. She is survived by her sons, Charles Boswell of Van Nuys and Dr.

John Boswell, pastor of Grace Church of San Luis Obispo; sisters, Mrs. Belle Pickel of Xenia, 111. and Emma Krutsinger of Champaign, five grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. rcoupQN FRIDAY, SATURDAY iOc A WE ALSO FEATURE CUSTOM POLISHING, VINYL TOP CARE RE-DYE, STEAM CLEANING UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ASK ABOUT OUR EXPERT AUTO DETAILING Coupon Expires March 1 8, 1 977 ENTIRE INVENTORY REDUCED OUR QUEEN STYLE "OVERNIGHTER" TRADITIONAL QUEEN STYLE e-pottd -ood Loose bacK and seat cushions 8ol- ste- cusnions fabrics. TRADITIONAL QUEEN STYLE ob'e for $419.

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