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THE MUFFINS By Geo. Crenshaw 7 MOM FES. 14.1 III Opportunity Given Men OBITUARIES 7T7S William T.Beit Harry Elliott Funeral services will be at Warm Springs Camp Funeral services for Wil conducted at 11:33 a ra. to liam T. Belt 83, retired El Monte manufacturer, will be SO.

4613 day at the chapel of Turner conducted at 1 p.m. tomor County Seeks to Rehabilitate Needy So They May Re turn to Outside Activities Wonderful day-in, day-out dress easy to sew with a Stevens Mortuary in Pasadena for Harry A. Elliott 78, creamery executive, of row in the Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Me minimum of seams, darts morial-Park. Mr. Belt died 1277 Parkview Ave, Pasa acres of county property, and finishing details.

Crisp dena. Mr. Elliott died Fri Friday at his home at 1324 Virginia Baldwin day. He leaves his -widow collar, smart bodice detail, figure-flattering skirt Earl E. Studley has been manager of the camp for 13 years.

His assistant is Edward Mashek, formerly of BY IRVING g. FRITZEN It la Sunday morning tt Warm Springs Camp. The weather-beaten dock on the porch of the Linen Room sets the time at six Park. He leaves a daughter, i A 1 Edith; two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Williams and Miss Mrs.

Thelma Ryan: two gay cotton. Tomorrow's pattern: Misses fash sons, Herbert J. and Lloyd the Sheriffs Department fa Betty Elliott; a sister, Miss Ada Elliott and three grandchildren. The family re a sister, Mrs. Ada Rader.

cility at Mm Loins. There ion. Printed Pattern 4643 minutes before 7 o'clock. A and two brothers, Earl are seven county civil service employees assigned to few yardi away a line of quested that in lieu of flow and Floyd. Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 18, 18, men Has formed facing the ers, donations be made to the camp including Mrs.

20. 40. 42. Size IS takes 4H yd, 35-in. Albert Beyer Jr.

teps and doorway of the camp dining room. There the Orthopaedic Hospital. Rodney Gilliam btudley. Men Are Patients Funeral services for Al Printed directions on each pattern part Easier, accu are about 150 waiting In line. In exactly one minute bert Beyer 67, will be conducted at 1 p.m.

today Private funeral services "All of the more than 300 men at Warm Springs Camp the shrill blast of the whis will be conducted tomorrow rate. To obtain this pattern, in the chapel or Fierce tle will signal breakfast are rated as patients," Stud- at Hollywood Hills Forest1 Fred A. Turner Mortuary, which includes complete ley pointed out "Each has Lawn for Rodney Gilliam, Mr. Beyer died Most of the men wear the standard work clothes issued an opportunity to rehabili 65, pioneer producer of edu Friday at his home in Ocean- tate himself no matter what mer morning when he was cational, documentary and side. He was formerly the based -upon his length of residence.

combination of circum upon their arrival at the camp. A few have khakis, or lacks with light sweaters or seen wandering along the sewing guides, send 35 cents (33 cents, plus 2 cents postage, all in coins) and your name, street address and zone, as well as pattern number and SIZE, all PRINTED PLAINLY, to the stances brought him. industrial films, who died Saturday after a long illness. Mr. Gilliam began produc highway.

It took two ys manager of the California Bank's Aihambra branch. He leaves his widow, Edna, and A well-patronized facility Usually, his first step Is is the 700-book and maga e'xets. Only" three wear ts, the remainder are ing in Hollywood In 1920, a daughter, Mrs. Otis and variety of food scraps tendered by several men to coax him into camp. Now he zine branch of the Los Angeles County Library.

rehabilitating the body, a rebuilding program. That starts with an interview iW: 111 Malcom. Entombment will bareheaded, or have green-Visored caps. A large ther Fashion Bureau, Los Ange be in Forest Lawn Mausole Warm Springs was opened One of his films, made in 1948, was "Los Angeles, City of Destiny," telling the storyj of Los Angeles. He leaves is everybody? pal, but still flops frequently onto a wide um.

les Times, P.O. Box 167, Main Post Office, Los Ange for rehabilitation of needy with Dr. B. O. Young, of the Olive View Sanatorium staff, mometer fastened to the fence near the flagpole shows 34 deg.

The air is place in the road in a puz men in 1942. Before that ac les 53. or another assigned physi his widow, Vera; a son, Har zled heap when he hears Mrs. E. Aylward Requiem Mass for Mrs cording to some sketchy historyand more than twice- cian, A dentist visits the clear, clean, sharp.

Invig both his names called at the old Gilliam, and two daugh For America Meeting orating. And the men are camp semi-monthly. There same time. ters, Mrs. William Borowiak Ernestine Fleur Aylward, 73, of 1004 Euclid hungry.

A typical mountain creek and Mrs. Raymond Magee. A meeting of members of were ill extractions, and five sets of new dentures fitted last year. Pasadena, will be celebrated Promptly at 6:55 the echoes around this nat wandeis through the camp. At one point a shed houses committee, it was announced For America of California will be held at Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park, today to at 9 am.

Wednesday at the Minnie Moraine Funeral services for Mrs, yesterday by Hubbard S. ural bowl Mother Nature a family of nine wild mal "Next comes a light work Holy Family Catholic Church has tucked neatly away at lard ducks bossed by two formulate plans of a policylRussell, co-chairman. Minnie L. Moraine, 70, moth in South Pasadena. Rosary told legends it was a popular "health resort" for native They are said to have found certain healing qualities in the 90-deg.

water that comes from the earth and which gave the camp Its name and definite evidence of the Indians has been found in many burial mounds. Most Indian relics salvaged through the years big, white drakes. Last year assignment based upon the patient's physical Studley explains. "It may be will be recited at 7 to er-in-law of Supervisor the foot of the mountains and the men begin to move. Studley personally footed a Frank Bonelli, will be con morrow at the Wendell P.

$100 food bill for a large col only a dally hiking program Cabot Sons Mortuary, 27 ducted at 2:30 pjn. Thursday in chapel of Edwards Bleis Personnel Five cooks, recruited from ony of mallards. Later they on the many well-main Chestnut bt. Pasadena. Mrs.

tained and easily traversed Bros. Colonial Mortuary. appeared on the pauenta menu. the ranks registered at Aylward, a former depart-i ment president of the Amer trails, as in the case of elderly patients. All hikers are Mrs.

Moraine was killed Saturday when struck by a were sent to a museum in camp, neaaea oy a veteran rhpf. have been working in ican Legion Auxiliary of California state parliament Not Detention Camp Warm Springs is not a de Philadelphia. cautioned never to go on car at 57th St and Ver the kitchen since 4:30. Eight the trans alone. Now the Warm Springs mont Ave.

Her home was at 223 Eastman Ave. She tention camp. The men are free to leave at anv time. (water is stored in a cement tartan of the Federated Women's Republican Clubs and a past president of the Other Assignments waiters, supervised oy an experienced head waiter, have placed individual trays on the long tables, and there leaves four daughters, Mrs, "A crew is assigned in Official sanction is arranged by issuing passes of -three Hollywood Parlor of the Na light duties, such as raking leaves and eardenincr. Some tive Daughters of the Gold Helen Trout, Mrs.

Florence Ott, Mrs. Muriel Bonelli and Mrs. Dorothy Champion, and a son, Richard. Interment or nve days duration. Longer nass periods are given are no preliminaries as tne men start to en West died yesterday.

She men, able to do heavier "blockhouse" and piped to a 40x90-ft swimming pool as a primary source of supply in case of a brush fire. The U.S. Forest Service has a lookout station just above the camp, which is in the Angeles National Forest for special needs. Transpor The menu this Sunday and practically every Sun leaves her husband, Milo D. Aylward, and three sisters: Mrs.

Waldo Munn and Mrs, will be in Evergreen Ceme-j tation to Los Angeles Is furnished. tery. day i reads like worK, help in the wood yard; some maintain the mountain firebreaks and forestry trails to help the program of fire prevention. "Our winrtnal minvit Howard Gage of Pasadena, and Mrs. George Young of AT'-'V.

I ft FlaudCWooten After the Indians disap this: a family style serving oi fried potatoes, boiled eggs, Whittier. Masonic funeral services peared, a portion of the present Warm Springs an orange or half-grapeiruit, others are given duties In the kitchen or dlnintr rnhm here at Warm Springs Camp is to help needy men rehabilitate themselves so that they can return to outside activities." Studlev declared for Flaud C. Wooton, corn flakes, milk for the cot- Mrs. Virginia May Paul tamp became a combination depending to some extent fee and cereal, two pieces of Funeral services for Mrs. health resort and club.

Then came county ownership. buttered toast will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Edwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary. Mr.

Wooton, who in summing up the county's upon tneir previous experience. All camp assignments are carefully sunervwed" Virginia May Paul, 50, wife of a sales manager of the Smart Final wholesale Numerous Buildings program. died yesterday, had been a There are now 31 frame There is a carpenter shop, Each man has his own jar of sugar, rationed out each Thursday. It Is supposed to last a week. For some it does, for those with a (cul professor of education at buildings, five steel- struc grocery will be conducted at 11 a.m.

tomorrow at the Wee Kirk o' the UCLA since 1941. He was a DarDersnop, paint shop, laundry, blacksmith, garages for camn motor eouinment. tures and one field-stone DENTISTRY Continued from First Page member of Beverly Hills and stucco building which once served as the main tivated "sweet tooth" there Is friendly trading both in Heather, Forest Lawn Me Lodge 528. Mr, One capable and enterpris Wooton leaves his widow morial-Park. Mrs.

Paul died 9 I A clubhouse. Most of the Straub, Leo J. Fogel and R. Laverne Fowkea. and out of the dining room, ing paiient combines light tailoring and shoe renairin.

Friday at Glendale Sani Marguerite of the home ad-l buildings were constructed And most of the men arei dress, 169 Wetherly Drive, A tool room issues rakes, in 1932. tarium. She leaves her husband, at 819 Verdugo Glendale: a son. William H. Aside from conducting clinical and microscopic diagnosis of oral tumors, the During the past year total noes, brooms, cross-cut saws, sledtre hammers, crowbar shrewd traders! Official Center Warm Springs is an offi Beverly Hills; a son, Richard, and a daughter, Mrs, Lucille W.

Newberg. Inter expenditures were Muir; her mother, Mrs. May $119,368.54. The average board also serves as a training facility for trrarliiat nrl screw drivers, hammers and even bolts, nuts and rubber cial Los Angeles County re ment will be in Rose Hills McCormick, and a brother, cost per day per patient is habilitation center for men Memorial Park. undergraduate dental stu William A.

McCormick. boots for the required main 51.52. some patients are only, S3 miles from the Bu dents. Muaents attend the able to -pay1 all or part of tenance worx which goes on dally. meetings and loin In the reau of Public Assistance, 1 their care, and from this discussion with the exnerta.

source $2,621.08 was collect 2615 Grand Ave. This bureau is a clearing Although the SC board Work Schedule The work schedule ed during 1957-58. house for men who need Religious services are was uie nrst in the nation for oral tumors, it has since been cooled bv hosnitals and another opportunity, or seek scheduled each week. Alco a chance to rebuild them holics Anonymous attracts a schools elsewhere in the based on a five-day work week of six hours per day. Most of the men are free of duties on Saturday and Sunday.

Others, on kitchen and related work. tlm selves physically, mentally well-attended session each country. Since 1950 the board has been receiving a and in some inspiring instances spiritually. Sunday afternoon. Dr.

E. F. Brotte, a Los Angeles County chaplain, brings religious yearly grant of $5,000 from wff during the weekdays. tape recordings and con tne u.s. inibiic Health Service.

The process of screening men for admittance to Warm Springs Camp has been developed and is offi Jttecreauon is a big program at Warm Springs. A ducts services. Various denominations are regularly cially administered by a spe scheduled. cially trained staff under su The largest age group is Services Set for Doris Boone Funeral services for Mrs weu-siocxea canteen is open daily on a schedule that coincides with the free time for most of the men. Three 24-in.

TV sets are a big at of men between 60 and 60. Only eight patient! last year were between 70 and 80., pervision of the Los Angeles County Department of Charities headed by William A. Barr, superintendent with Doris Boone, 38, of 627 Cafondelet who died traction. The canteen' mnntMv Friday, will be conducted to headquarters at 1100 JM Mis Camp Dogs Two amp dogs vie for fa gross averages s845. It is run morrow at 2:30 p.m.

In the sion Rd. Mrs. Gertrude Li mm iP'-1 Ryi lh rj VSswV Wee Kirk o' the Heather at on a small margin of profit Schuckert is deputy super-j Forest Lawn Memorial- vor with the men. One is a sedate female coal-black, with a one-man-dog com wnicn is put into a camp fund for the purchase of Park. She leaves her hus intendent Castatc Nearest Town band, Carson two daugh newspapers, magazines and plex.

Her name, appropriately, is Lady. The other Is ters, Trulah Marie and Tril Castaic is the nearest town to Warm Springs. It is recreation program expenses. At Christmas mh by Louise, and her mother. 11 miles south at the inter Mrs.

Marie F. Levitt Inter patient was given a gift cer a male collie, who answers confusedly to two names, Shep and Lucky. life at the camp dates from a sum ment will be in Forest Lawn tificate good for purchases at the canteen, the amount Memorial-Park. section of State Highway 99 the inland route to San Francisco and Elizabeth Lake Canyon Rd. which leads directly to the camp, SHIP MOVEMENTS AT HARBORS HERE Compiled by Marina Bxchenee.

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