Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 38

PBM12 VALLEY NIWS NATIONAL WCATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 PM EST II 1 7 7 70 UP) WEATHER FOTOCAST National weather outlook Today's weather map shows a perature readings include Los Ange- chance of snowfall in the Rockies tes 72, San Francisco 64, Phoenix 80, while showers and rain are expected Chicago 63, New York CHy 60, Miami in Mississippi Valley. Maximum tern- 83. Others: Dallas 69 and Atlanta 65. Storm hits Northwest SEATTLE (UPI) A fierce Pacific storm with winds up to 70 knots off the coast raked western Washington Tuesday, causing numerous power outages, toppled trees, broken windows and the death of a Tacoma woman. Coast Guardsmen struggled to tow a disabled fishing vessel to safety.

Seattle City Light and Puget Sound Power Light Co. reported a record number of calls about power outages in one of the worst storms to hit the state in 15 years. In Tacoma, Lisa McKell, who would have been 21 Nov. 8, died of head injuries suffered in a wind-caused accident on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. She was injured when a canopy flew off a pickup truck and smashed into her car.

The Coast Guard reported most fishing vessels safe in port. First major snows hit ski slopes By Unfed The season's first major snowfall brought joy to Colorado ski resort operators Tuesday and a "Blue Norther" swept down through Texas. Torrential rains, a tornado, hail and dust also assailed the southern Plains as the first-of-November storm routed record-breaking warmth. Five inches of snow fell in the foothills west of Denver and up to six inches was reported on the slopes at Aspen, a major ski resort The Vail ski area received fourinches atop eight that had accumulated earlier. "It looks good, really good," a ski spokesman at Aspen said.

"It was the first major snowfall of the season for us." "This is really encouraging," a spokesman for the Vail area said. "Maybe the Western drought has come to its conclusion." Several major highways and mountain passes were snowpacked, including the Interstate 70 approaches to the Eisenhower Tunnel under the Continental Divide. The snow began on Halloween, sharply cutting the number of trick-or-treaters on the streets in the Denver metropolitan area Monday night. Temperatures dropped below freezing throughout Colorado and skidded to 11 above, the nation's morning low, at Gunnison, Colo. Snowfall extended eastward into Kansas and southward into New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle.

The wind-driven storm, which Texans called a "Blue Norther," hiked clouds of red dust across Lubbock and sent the mercury tumbling from Monday's record 90-degree high at Dallas. Gene Rubish rites held Memorial services for Valley industrial pioneer Gene J. Rubish, 60, an aeronautics engineer who, five other men, founded SSP Industries, were held Monday in Roseburg, where Mr. Rubish lived the last three years. The 20-year Valley resident, who was born in Crescent City, died of a heart attack Thursday, Oct.

27, in Nevada. He was returing from a Colorado business trip. An engineer certified by the Ryan Aeronautical School, Mr. Rubish, in 1945, helped establish the Burbank- based SSP frim, which produces equipment for a variety of industries, including aerospace, construction and agriculture. The firm also makes truck bodies.

Later, after retiring, Mr. Rubish moved to Oregon, where he became involved with real estate investment. Saturday rites held for Rapp Southern California forecasts Services for 27-year Woodland Hills resident William Rapp, who died Oct 25 at a Tarzana hospital, were held Saturday at the Old North Church, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Hollywood Hills. He was 91. The New York native, who was a mechanic for 34 years, is survived by his sons William and Charles, daughter Dorothy H.

Delozier of Woodland Hills, eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. 3M official dies at 82 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Memorial services will be today for Louis F. Weyand, retired executive vice president and sales director of 3M headquartered at St Paul, Minn. Weyand, 82, died Sunday night at San Francisco's Chiklrens' hospital after a long illness. Private interment will be at Detroit, Mich, where he lived and worked for 3M from 1924 until 1952.

Weyand, who joined 3M as a clerk in Chicago in 1915, moved to San Francisco to reside following his retirement in 1960 and was active in a number of Bay Area clubs, including the St Francis Yacht Club, the Olympic Club, and the Commonwealth Club. He is survived by his wife, Florence, two daughters, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Rites today for Catherine O'Brien WESTFDELD, Mass. (UPI) Funeral services will be today for Catherine O'Brien, who, with the late F. Stanley Beveridge, co-founded the Stanley Home Products in Westf ield.

She was 77. Miss O'Brien, who helped the International Household Products Co. in 1931, died Sunday in Fort Lauderdale.Fla. By United Praaa International Southern California: Patchy low clouds South Coast late night and early morning hours otherwise fair with mostly sunny days. Local gusty northerly winds in the mountains.

Slightly wanner days. LM Fair with sunny and slightly wanner days. High today near 78. Low near 53. SmUheni California CMStal and intermediate Fair through today with sunny and slightly wanner days.

Highs 74 to 80. Lows 44 to 54. Savthera California awontain anas: Fan- through today with mostly sunny and a little wanner days. Highs in 60s. Lows 30s to low 40s.

Northerly winds 15 to 30 mph at Vital records Funeral notices Funeral notices HABGKAVE, Ffeyd A. of Sun Valley, passed away Oct 30.1977. Survived by his wife Rachael; daughter Maiieen Greenleaf; 3 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren. Mr. Hargrave was employed by Lockheed Aircraft for over 25 yre.

as a Research Mechanic Services Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1 p.m. Glen Haven Mortuary Chapel. Interment den Haven Memorial Park. Glen Haven Mortuary Directors.

NINE, 20, of Canoga Park, passed away Oct 29,1977. Survived by his parents Hubert and Carol Stine; brothers Hubert Jr. and Michael Alan; sister-in- law Helen; niece Melaine; grandparents Mrs. Bernice Coudry and Mr. Alfred E.

Bliss Jr. Services will be Wednesday, Nov. 2,2:30 p.m. at Praiswater Chapel, 5849 Van Nuys Van Nuys. Interment Oakwood Memorial Park.

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73 53 Bismarck 53 35 Boise 51 38 Boston 55 41 Brownsville 90 76 .09 oai Services today for John Stine Funeral services for 20-year-old John Stine, a grocery clerk who lived in Canoga Park, will be held at 2:30 p.m. today at the Praisewater Chapel, 5849 Van Nuys Van Nuys. Mr. Stine, who was born in Los Angeles County, died Thursday, Oct. West Valley Community Hospital, after being injured in an Encino motorcycle accident He is survived by his parents Hubert and Carol, brothers Hubert, and Michael Alan, sister-in-law Helen, niece Melaine and grandparents Bernice Coudry and Alfred E.

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