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Mrs. Janet Keinath gives some painting pointers to Mrs. Betty Petrie, as part of wotercolor class that meets Monday mornings at the Shafter Veterans Hall. Huntington at Mother's Funeral Dr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Huntington Jr. have returned from Hartford, where they attended funeral services for Dr. Huntington's mother, Mrs. Robert W.

Huntington, 84, at Trinity Episcopal Church. Dr. Huntington is the oldest of her six sons, all of whom were present. The late Mi's. Huntington, who had been a Phi Beta Kappa at Radcliffe, was a member of Helen Keller's graduiating class of 1903.

She became a Latin teacher, and was on the Radcliffe Board of Trustees; She. died In Hartford Nov. 19. Accompanying Dr. and Mrs.

Huntington from Cincmatti to Hartford were their son, Dr. Robert Huntington, and their daughter, Debbie Huntington. Robert is a resident in training in pathology at the Institute of Pathology, Western Reserve University, and Debbie is a sophomore at Oberlin College. Man Sent to Chino for Defense Issues Armed Robbery, Rape Lloyd Jenkins 19, of 705. sector of the time their car was Joe Tony Martinez, 10429 Silver Lamont, has been awarded two scholorships as 0 result of porticipation in activities at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church.

Dorothy Goble Scholarship Fund at San Jose has given $50 for books and supplies at Bakersfield College, where he majors in social work, ond San Marin Community Church awarded $100 grant. South Brown was denied probation Friday and sentenced to Chino State Prison for the Oct. 4 forcible rape and armed robbery; of a 69-year-old woman in East Bakersfield. Jenkins pleaded guilty to the charges in a prior court appearance when a third count charging kidnap was dismissed at the request of the district attorney's office. Jenkins was arrested by police Oct.

14 after an Street resident reported someone trying to break into her house. After his arrest outside the home, police questioned iiim, and then filed charges in connection with the Oct. 4 incident. The victim in that case told police she was getting into her car in the 50O block of Sumner Street when a man threatened her with a knife, took her purse, then forced her into a rear yard where the rape occiured. She said the attacker held a knife against her tliroat.

Police said Jenkins was armed with a "dagger-type" knife when aiTested on Street. Superior Court Judge P. R. Borton fixed the robbery at first degree. In another hearing.

Judge Borton released Alvto Gene Senn, 18, 2429 19th on probation for one year on a charge of en- dangermg the public peace Senn was one of four youths, I two others 16 and another 17, arrested by police who stopped their car Aug. 16 and confiscated a variety of hay- hook, bayonet, machete, two hatchets, billy clubs, chains, and a set of brass knuckles. Senn's three companions were certified to the Juvenile Court, fined, and released to custody of their parents. The arrests came about the time of the Los Angeles Watts area riot. The four were cruising in a predominantly Negro stopped.

PUUip Kweder. 23. 3SU Harvard was certified to the Atascadero State Hospital yesterday after Judge Borton adjudged him a mentally disordered sex offender. The conmUtinrait was ordered after Judge Bortcm reviewed reports submitted by two court- appointed medical examiners, Drs. J.

D. Samler and Marco Bruschi. Kweder was charged with two counts of indecent exposure arising out of an incident Sept. 27, according to Asst. Dist.

Atty. Richard Bradsiiaw. Yorty Visits Wounded in S. Viet Nam SAIGON (JP) Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty is visiting U.S.

troops in South Viet Nam as part of a tour of the Oi'ient. The mayor arrived by plane Sunday and later in the day talked to Southern Californians among wounded in; Saigon's American 3rd Field Hospital. "I want to thank you," Yorty told wounded Pfc. Victor Quevedo, 23, of Los Angeles, "for belonging to a generation of fine -Americans." Mayor Yorty arrived to find a military honor guard posted at Saigon airport. -Asked Yorty: "Who's that honor guard for?" it was for Defense Secretary Robert S.

McNamara and a party of dignitaries arriving simultaneously from Washington. Theft From Pickup A tire and wheel theft was reported to Bakersfield police by W. L. Matthew, 901 Chico who said the equipment was taken from a pickup truck parked at the rear of his home. Tools Missing Montgomery Ward and 3201 '-eported to Bakere- field police a tool box containing miscellaneous hand tools was stolen from a company sennce truck in the parking lot.

Wheel Rolled A tire and wheel theft was reported to Bakersfield police over the weekend by S. M. Pisar, 1520 White He said it was taken from Ms truck parked in the 1400 block of Planz Tload. Pomeroy Succumbs in Southland Funeral services will be held today for Charles H. Pomeroy 69, of Burbank, former Bakersfield resident, who died Wednesday in a Glendale hospital.

Mr. Pomeroy, who moved from Bakersfield approximately five years ago after living here 20 years, was a former employe of Kern Rock Company and Hartman Concrete Materials Company and a member of the Bakersfield Engineers Club. He was a native of Los Angeles. He is survived by his widow. May; daughters.

Flora May Hanger and Mildred M. Deen; and a son, Charles H. Pomeroy III. He was the brother of Esther Collins, Ruth Carey, Naomi Callen and Faith Sands and the late Hope Cooper. Mr.

Pomeroy was the grandfather of six. Donations to the heart fund are suggested. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. today at the Ecker- mans Funeral Service, 333 East Magnolia Burbank. Selcclmi NY Stocks Strong in Mixed Stock Market NEW YORK (AP) Defense issues, electronics and airlines were strong in a mixed stock market late this afternoon.

Trading was heavy. Volume for the day was estimated at 8.5 millicni shares compared with 6.97 million on Friday. The escalation of fighting in Viet Nam helped aerospace defense and electronics stocks, while burgeoning traffic over the Thanksgiving holiday boosted ahrlines. Rising copper commodity prices gave a shot in the arm to copper stocks. Many key stocks lagged badly as the wore on, ever, and an early advance was blunted, leaving the overall list irregular.

Boeing ran up 4 points. General Dynamics about Up a couple of pohits were Zenith, Raytheon and Eastern Airlines. Kennecott jumped 4, American Smelting 2. Du Pont lost 1, IBM 5, Jersey Standard more than a point. Fractional losses were shown by all Big Three motors, U.S.

Steel and American Telephone. M. A. Hanna was leading as most active stock, showing a slight loss. Tire Taken Larceny of a tire and wheel from his parked truck at the rear of his residence, was reported to Bakersfield police by Winston T.

Mills, 1451 Lake St. Nov. AiMreuag S9Vi Allied Chcm Am. Alcoa Amerada nVt Am Air Lines Am Cyan WVS Am im 61H 37H 3VA 6St4 37 3S Com Sat asTcgir DuPont Eastman Ko EIPawNG FcdDapt Foremost Ford GenOnia GcBElec Gen Foods GcBiacoTech ir Fin OB Bemeatakt 51 42 im 74H mi sm U4H Wi Litton Ind Loadwed Hacnavox Mont Ward Monsanto Motorola NatCasb NorAniAv Owens nis Oxy PicGkE PacTftT Parke Davis Pan Am Air JCPenaey Polaroid ProckGam RcyTob 64 SS 27H S7Vi 2SH 45 C7H mi 3SU 41 44H 92M Lib Owens Oil SifOUA Socomr I OP SiienyR rocal SONJ JP Stevens SwW 'SwnCas Texaco TUewater TImkBon TJnuaAm TWA Union Carb Union OU UnAircraft UnAirUnet lOS USSU 4tH West Point iUi WVaPAP 4m Westinthoast S2H Woolworth 29Vi -Xerox loan ZeniUi 7VH 174 SOM mi 49 40H Investment Funds rE. F.

Hntton Co. TAve. Bid 9.17 1701 Nov. 29- Afflliated Fund Bollocks Channing Growth If." Colonial Gr En CommonwealUi IMvidend Shares Dreyfos 25.29 Eaton Howard Balanea Eaton Howard Stock 17.19 FMeUty Capital W-g r. 12.10 14.05 13.94 S.4S 8.58 17.20 Putnam Growth i United Accumutative Fund W.W United Income Fond M-g United Science Fund 8.57 Value Une Spec Srt 13" WeUinglon Fund Fidelity Trend Income Fond BoMon Industries Trend Invest Co of America Invest Trust Boston Keystone 3-4 Ufe InsuranceTnvntoJRs' Putnam.

Geo' Ask 9.91 17.12 17.S7 16.97 11.29 4.25 14.40 U.SI 17.51 30.39 9.55 13.22 15.36 15.23 7.05 9.38 18.80 12.95 20.53 16.36 10.46 14.77 8.30 Potato Futures Furnished b.T Wabton Co. 1701 Chester Ave. Nov 29- Low Close Mareh 2.65 2.57 2.57 Apnl 2.80 2.7* 2.74 May 3.04 2.93 2.94 Dow Jones Averages Furnished by Walston Co. 1704 Chester Ave. Nov.

2930 Indust 20 Raib 15 Utils 65 Stocks 946.93 off 1.23 241.96 off .37 154.21 off 1.03 334.87 off .75 Wofford Heights Zoning Meet Set WOFFORD HEIGHTS-Interested property owners and the public have been invited to attend an open meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. to discuss the effect of zoning on the community. The meeting will be conducted by the zoning committee of Wofford Heights Chamber of Com. reports the zoning committee chairman, Hal Leavy. Leavy urges the public to in- foi-m themselves on the many phases of zonuig and to attend to state their views on issues important to their property and to over-all effect of zoning in the community.

The meeting will be held in the hall in Fron. tier Village. Fire Damages jGuest House A garage converted to living quarters behind the home of Joan Carlton, 3749 Elcia Drive, was damaged by-fire at 5 p.m Sunday, the Kern County Fire Department reported." from Stockdale and Southgate stations responding-to the call said the blaze originated in a storage room in the giiest house. Children playing with matches was listed as a possible cause of the blaze. Loss was estimated at $1,350 to the converted dwelling and contents, firemen said.

Woman Sought The Kern County Sheriff's D.e- paitment has been asked to aid in locating Alice Coleen McFar land, 34, about five feet, five inches tall, blue eyes and about 140 pounds. She was re'tJorted to have been in the Bakerisfield area during late October. A sis ter, Mrs. Pearl Osborne, Redmond, asked for the assistance. Officers have an emergency message for her.

Obituary Notices DAVIS, HABRT J. Diosaiy wiU be recited at 8 p.m. today in St. Francis Church for Hany J. Davis, 83.

3021 Sunset who diod Sunday ia a Bakersfield hospital. Mass wiU be said at 10 a.m. Tuesday la St. Francis Church. Msfr.

Patridc A. Lcddy wiU officiate. Interment wilt follow in Greenlawo Memorial Park. The deceased was a native of Ely. and had lived in Bakersfield 45 years.

He had retired after 47 years with Uie Santa Fe Bailroad Co. as a conductor. He was a SO-ycar member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Survivors include a son. Harry J.

Bakersfield: a daughter. Mrs. Floyd Gromer. Santa Rosa: eisht grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Doughty-Calhoun-O'Meara Mortuary.

GARZA. CONNIE RAMIREZ Graveside rites for Connie Ramirez Garza, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Garza. 141 San Pedro McFar- tend, were held in Uie Selano-McFarland Cemetery.at 9 a today.

The Rev. Edward Poschen of St. Elizabeth Church officiated. The infant, bom Sept. 23 in Bakersfield.

died Nov. 25 at home. In addition to the parents, aurvivon indnde-two aisters. Guadalupe Marie and AdeUna. both of McFariand.

and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs; Martin Ramirez and Mr. and Mrs. Vincentc Garza, all of McFariand.

McFariand Funeral Home. GOULD, MARCURtlE Funeral serv' ices for Margurite GouM. 72. of 23316 Arnold Derby who died Nw. 25 in a Bakersfield bospltaL were held this afternoon in the Erickson and Brown Mortuary.

Taft. with the Rev. J. D. White of Derby Acres Pentc- cosUI Tabemacle- Church officiating.

Interment followed in the West Side District Cemetery. Mrs. Gouldi bom Sept. 32, 1893. in Morgan.

was a resident of Derby Acres the past 30 years. There an no known survivors. GUNBI, RUTH MARCEAU Memorial services will be held Wednesday in the Norris Funenl Home, Winchester, for Ruth Marceau Gunby. 77. 12 Manchester Road, Winchester.

wlio died Friday while visiting in Bakersfield. Survivors include her husband. Frank Winchester: a son, Frank M. Winchester: a daughter. Mrs.

RoUie G. Dc Meritt of Dickinson. Texas; two brothers. Franz of Chicago and Eugene T. of St.

Petersburg, and six grandchildren. hounO'Meara Mortuary. LEE, ROBERT JAMES Funeral will be conducted in the Memorial 'Chapel at Grecalawa.Mortuary at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday for Robert James Lee. 38.

81600 Ave. 44. Indio, who died Nov. 24 in Indio. Brace L.

Cushing. minister of Church of Christ, win officiate at the services and interment will foUow in Union Cemetery. Mr. Lee. a Native of Bakersfield.

had resided in Krm County four years. He had been employed in school maintenance three years. Survivors include his widow, Dorothy lee: three daughters. Cathy Kern County Deaths "Mrs. Rutba Mustin, 48, was dead on arrival Nov.

27 at Kern General Hospital. Jesse FJ. Cooley Jr. Funeral Home. Cbaries Cooper.

55, 416 Niles was dead on arrival Nov. 26 at Kern General Hospital. Jesse E. Cooley Jr. Funeral Service.

Cyntbia Anna WUson. 89, 2311 died Saturday in a Bakersfield hospital. Payne Sons Funeral Home. John Berton Amelung, 62, 802 Lincoln died Nov. 28 in a Bakersfield hospital.

Greenlawn Mortuary. Ray D. Anderson. 65, 1910 King died Nov. 27 i na Bak- ersfleM hospital.

Greenlawn Mortuary. Schakow is Blanche, of Riveralda. and two step- chUdren. Ruth Van Alstyna and Mildred Duckworth, family said contributions may to the Shrine Crippled ChUdra's Hoqdtal in Los snrvivad by his widow. glBACENBR.

SHEILA MARIE Grava- -sida sarviees wait held today at Uie Shaltar Mamorial Ccmelary lOr ShcUa Marie Stiaecner. infant daughter of Sherry Stracener. wlio died Thursday in a Bakersfield hospital. Sheita Marie was bom Sept. 10.

1965. in a Bakersfield hospitaL The Rev. DonaM pastor ot the Pentacostal Cbureb of I God of Waaco. efficUtad at the Besides her mother. Sheila Maria is survived by her grandparonts.

Mr. and Mrs. Rayinond Stracener Angeles. Acheaon and Graham neral Home, Riverside. Fu- STEPHENS, LEWn ELT Funeral for Lewis Ely Stephens.

82. a long-time resident Kem County who died Nov. 26 in a San Gabriel hospital, will be held at 11 ajn. Tuesday in Uie chapel of Eridson and Brown Mortuary. Taft.

The Rev. Kenneth Sloipt of First Presbyterian Church of Taft and officers of the Tembkir Masonic Lodge will conduct the rites, and burial wiU follow in the West Side District Cemetery. Mr. Stephens, bom Jan. 20.

1883. in Nor- boume. came to Kem County in 1907. He was employed wiUi the CWOD Oil Company in Fellows and resided on that lease untU his retirement in 1957. After residing five years at 318 Lncard Taft.

he moved to the southland in 1962. Mr. Stephens was a charter member and a past master of Masonic Temblor Lodge, past master of Masonic Midway Lodge, and past patron 6f Bnana VisU Chapter. Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include two sons.

John L. of Chicago and Clayton W. of San Marino: four grandtblldren, Paul H. Stephens ot Santa Maria, Frances S. Langley ot Tucson.

Ann S. Downer of Altadena. and Joan S. Dowell of England. Live Cottle Futures Furnished by E.

F. Button Co. 1701 Chester Ave. CHICAGO, Nov. 29- High Low Close Vol April 25.70 25.60 15.65 June 27.00 26.87 26.96 105 December 25.95 25.87 25.92 52 Febraary 25.45 25.35 25.45 68 Los Angeles Hay LOS ANGELES.

Nov. 29 W-(FSMN)- AlfaUa: U.S. No. 1 32.00-34.00; U.S. No.

2 27.00-28.00: U.S. No. 2 leafy 29.0031.00: U.S. No. 2 green 29.0*31.00.

Grain hay: No. I oato 34.0036.00. Carlot arrivals: IS wheat. 23 barley, 25 com, 1 oats. 76 sorghum.

10 flour. 18 hay. Fresno Cotton FRESNO. Nov. 29 Cotton Exchange quotations, all charges paid FOB compress: Strict Middling: 1 1-32 inch 33.80: I MS 35.50: 1 3-32 35.75.

MiddUng: 1 1-33 33.10: 1 1-16 33.60: 1 3-32 33.75. Strict Low Middling: I 1-32 3L60: 1 MS 32.60: 1 3-3J 32.15. Sales bi the Fresno area during the weekend totaled 26.391 bales. Pacific CoQSt Stocks SAN FRANQSCO. Nov.

19 day stocks: 40 32H AbbotLabs Air AUs Chal Alnmn Ud Am Air Am Motors Am PtCh Amu TtT Amn Tobc Aik La Ga Atl Reflag Atlas Corp Avco Corp Beech Aire BUIntenU Bellti How Beth Sted Boise Cas Bonaaia Air C. Brewer Bnker Ramo BumughsC 42U TTVi 2H ZSTi 35H 3SH STVi 22H 437'. CaUt Pack CanSupOil Cater Trac Chryslr Cp CiUes Serv Col Bdcast Comw Edi Comw OiR Com Satel Country Real Croc Steel Curtiss Wr Deere liCo Disney Pro Dow Chem duPont EI Ind East Airi Eich Rome Tehyl Corp Fairc Cam Fairc Hiller FarWestFitt First Chart Ford Motor Fore Dairy Genl Dyna Gen Explor Genl Htrs Gen TtiEl Genl TfcR Gnisco Tech Gianin ais GUdden Cp Good Hmor GtWest Fin Greyh Cp Gram Aire Hawaii Tele Here Pwdr Hewl Pack Hilton Htls Hoff Elect Inland Stl InU Harves InU Nickel IntI Paper Jade Ota Jones 8c Kaiser Alu Laguna Nig im 53 41H 42 24 45V8- 74V4 16 19Vs 38Vt 24 57ii 20 55 104 im 34V4 .32 If 40 mi. S2Vi- i 9 ISH HaiSdlar Hattd tms I2H Maiar Menaic Mt VA Moasan Ch Moat Ward Nat OiaUr NatGeneral Ant Av Nofthrop Ocddeat Onttad Mar Pac Am iVA PaelAKMOT Pac GftEl Pac liUng PacL 436pf PacNe BaU Pac Petrol PacSW Air mi Pac Pan A Air Mi ISSTM PhU Patrol PolarCam Purex CP Radio Coip Rayonr be Raythn Co 45 RAC Corp Reserv OU 8 Key Metals RiMdea Safeway St Schenlcy Ind SCM Ckirp Sears Roe l6Vk SigOkG A Singer Co Southn Pae Speny Rd Std Cal mi Std Ind Studebakar Sunset InU Tektregx Tex ETIaa 22 Thiokol Ch TransamCp TranW wta Twent Cent Un Uakm Sus Unl Airdt Uni CansoO 33-U Steel Uni Hatch Varian Aso WncSntd WesUtes Wast Banc West Padf MH West Union SIH WestgEkc WOUston Woolwth Co Xerox CP Los Angeles Grain LOS ANGELES. Nov.

29 market: No. 2 wostem barley J.70.J.7JJ No. Utah-Idaho barley 2.75-2.80; No. TC corn 2.74-2.77; No. 2 TC sorghum 2.4iy«: No.

2 yellow grain sorghum non- transit from the East 2.33%-2.36%; non- transit from the East hMiper cars 2.35- 2.37Vi. New York Wool NEW YORK. Nov. 29 Wool tops futures today opened down 1 to 12 points. Opening prices: Dee.

172.1 bid; March (196S) 172.9 bid: May 1744 bid: July 174.4 bid: Oct. 175.1 bid: Dec. 175.0 bid: March (1967) 175.0 bid. Wool futures opened unchanged to points Ugher. Opening prices: Dec.

(1965) 12S.8 bid: March (1966) 130.6 132.1: July 132.5: Oct. 133.2 bid; Dec. 133.2 bid! March (1967) 133.2 bid. low. and five The Flbit Mortuary.

Shafter. WARD, ROy LEE Funeral services wUl be conducted in Uie Memorial Chapel. Greenlawn Mortuary, at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday for Roy Lee Ward. 59.

1305 AUanU, Edison area, who died Nov. 26 in a Bakersfield hospital. The Rev. O. L.

Clark will officiate, and interment will foUow in the Rose Hill Section, Greenlawn Memorial Park. Mr. Ward, a native of Oklahoma, had resided in Kem County 13 years. Re had been a carpenter 25 years. Survivors include his widow.

Bertha Bell: two sons. LeRoy Ward of Bakersfield and Douglas Ray Ward ot the home address: mother. Lula Ward of Arkansas: and two brothera, Clenn Ward of Arkansas and George Ward of Oklahoma. PaUbearers wUl be L. Woodard.

Albert Casey, D. D. Wilkinson, J. R. Cotton.

E. J. Ruzicka, and W. L. Calhoon.

Honorary pallbearers will be John Ebert. Walter Unruh. and Ed I French. Dorothy Michelle Clark. 11 months, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Clark, 2308 Bfelle Ter- King died Nov. 27 in a Bak- field. Greenlawn Mortuary. John Lee Rymer.

57, Frazier Park, died Nov. 28 in a Bakersfield hospital. Greenlawn Mortuary. George Thomas Rankin. 76, 341 Broadway Wasco, died Sunday.

Robert L. Jones Wasco Funeral Home. Baby Girl Singleton, daughter ofsMr. and Mrs. Eiiral Singleton, 336 South Brown died Sunday in a Bakersfield tal.

Rucker's Mortuary. Harry J. Davis, 83, 3021 Sunset died Sunday in a Bakersfield hospital. Doughty-Calhoun- O'Meara Mortuary. Lee, Cintb' Lee and Shelly Lee.

all of the home address: mother, Minnie Smith of Bakersfield: three brottien. Howard Lae of Arizona. Ted Lee of BakersfieM. and Albert Lee of Sacramento. Pallbearers wiU be J.

D. MiUer. Clyde Chambers and Sammy Munoz. NICHOLS. N.

LUCTLLE Services wiU be conducted at 2 pjn. Tuesday ia The Hopson Mortuary Chapal for N. LucyUe Nichols. 48, KamvUIe. who died Friday in a local hoqiital.

The Bev. Warren Andersen will officiate and interment will follow in Union Cemetery. Mrs. Nichols had resided in Kem County all her life. Survivors inchide her husband.

Francis her mother, Mrs. M. Naomi WoOord of WoSord HaighU. bnUier. John Wofford of Kcraville.

Pallbcanrs wiU be Jerry Fool. Bold Mnlkey. Harvey Matone. James Witt. HerreU Right and John Buriando.

RAINES. DAVID L. Funeral services for David L. Raines. 16, wlU be conducted at a ajn.

TiMsday in tba B. K. Borgadotf Mortaaiy Chapel ia Arvin. The son ot Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Raines of Arvhi died Friday injuries in a traffic aeddeat near- Arvin. Ha was bam in BakersfieM and had lived in Arvtai all his life. Be was a at Arvin High School.

Tha Rev. Gregory, pastor of the Freewill Baptist Church, will officiate, with burial to follow in the Arvin Cemetery. Survivors, in addition to his parents, are a sister, Brenda; ixo bntbara. Loais of Lamont and Dean ot Arria. and pa- temal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ardls Raines of (ttlahoma. PaUbaarers will be Jimmy Carter. Jiauny Freeman, Freddy Hidu. Johnny Davison.

Larry Lopez and Edward Emeiy. SCHAKOW, CHARLES JOHN mvaiide litaa will be coaducted at 1 pjn. Tteaday ia Grant that they may not languish in fruitless and unavailing grief; nor sorrow as those who have no hope, but through their tears look meekly up to Thee, the God of all consolation. RELIGIOUS REVERENCE Find solace for your sorrow through your faith. In time of sorrow, faith connes to tho fore, sustaining and comforting these left behind.

Our services are conducted in the traditions of your faith. FUNT-FLICKINGER MORTUARIES Phone 323-7881. Day or NiRht BAKERSFIELD Chester at 13th St. SHAFTER 285 E. lerdo Ave.

Observing thefamily's every wish An eiqperienced and considerate staff lender servlee in. die manner in wliidi themselves would wish to be served. The Hopson Mortuary CHARLES ANSPACH 620 Oregon Phone FA 5-5801 FUNERAL HOME MniliiM Shifter The Mish Family hat recently eitabiithed complete 24-heur lance service as an tionai community service. Hish Ambulance Service 399.9391 Over-HieXdunMr to Nov. NaUooal AaaadattM af Aataa Ufa las FraaUia Ufa Rafttotd me Saabaart Ufa Snntgr Ufa Bank s( Amailca See First Nat LA Unioa Bank Vnttad Cal Bank Welto raigo Bank Amar Expraaa Amer Gypsnm Antr Pipe Ooaat Anclwr Corp Anlmiser Bnseh Arrowhead Paritas Astae on ft Gaa Babeodc Else Boston Capital Bnaswic Oraf Cal Water LA CoiMt Dial Fiaaaee Dun ft Brad Fanner Bros Fed Mart Coip Four Star Tv Gen Tsl 4W pt Andrew Jergens Kaiser Steel Knadsea Creamery Kroier 4J CV pi LA Drug Co Lone Star Sted Macco Corp Morris Plan Co Morrison Knudsea Neiman Marcus Oceanarium Inc Ore-Ida Foods Pabst Brewing Pac Airlines Pauley Pet Pocket Books Inc Potash Co ol Am Producers Cot Oil RodmeU MIg SdentiUc DaU See's Candy Shops So Cal Water Stainless Steel Pd Snsquehanna Corp Tejon lUnch Thermal Power TUne Freight Travelodge Cp Wyle Labs Zero Mfg 7 7H i Is SVi im.

UK 19K 32V4 IM tS 30 Kern County's Complete Funeral Service ONE CAtt WILL COMPLETE AU THE ARRANGEMENTS MORTUART CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM CREDIT ARRANGEMENTS ftE-NEEO rUNERAl riANS SUIIAl INSURANCE (Sreehlawn Pwindae by Cd Halm Mortuary Mausoleum BakersMtftFin9s0MortuarY AiemoWof ADVERTISEMENT BRYAN'S FINANCIAL NEWS Carl D. Iryan, CLU. Mx 702, IfOO TrMXlM Ava. rhanas: ar Recently we have reviewed several cases in which an agent, usually from out of town, has advised a client to drop old insurance pcdlcies and replace them with new insurance, and, at the same time, arrange for a purchase of mutual funds. Without exception, the recent cases have resulted In a much higher cost to the client than what he had hetote.

However, the agent was aware of the fact that on his application for insurance he is to answer the question: "IS this insurance to replace any insurance presently in force?" He was careful NOT to answer this question, cause if he had, then he would have had to secure from the client a Statement of Understanding. Sometimes we feel sorry for these clients and at times we do not because' some have gone to the troiK blQ to do their business with an out-of-town broker when we have In Bakersfield some of the finest, most honest life insurance agents and insurance brokers. In fact, we have mate Chartered Life Underwriters in Bakersfield, per capUa. than any other city of which we have any information. Then, too, we have some of the finest, most honest mutual fund salesmen and stock brokers found anywhere.

Some men are licensed to sell both insurance and funds. When you have an Insurance policy that has cash values, keep it! With rare exception, such as a rated pol'cy. you cannot gain by taking out- another cash value policy at an older age. The older the policy is, the more valuable it is to yoii, because of the fact that most of the expense of the policy Is taken oat of the first year or first few years. The rates at older ages are higher, too.

Now, if you want to borrow the cash values and use them for some good purpose, you can usually get this money in a hurry at a low rate of interest, usually Lesson No. 1 some out-of-town agent or local agent advises you to droft cash value Insurance, call local companies. When mutual funds are also invdved, get In touch with one or two other local companies and get their tqjinion. This may save you many dollars. The opinicms expressed are my own and are done as public service.

Signed: Carl D. Bryan, HOEN LOVEGREBI nOMSI viesNf. Avt, MRniiiii.