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iDeathi, Funeral Announcement 4 Part Feb. 2, 1 977 lo 8wU Wmti OSBORN. Robert beloved hus VITAL RECORDS Dana ot Mrs. Kosaiine usoorn; father of Nancv GalloKlv: brother! Legal Move Against Cultist Blocked of Paul E. Osborn; grandfather of I WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS Beatfyg Tara Gallogly and Master Kevin Gallogly; father-in-law of Owen Funeral Announcements ARTNER.

Matthew beloved hus uauogiy, Graveside service 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, In Forest Lawn-Glendale. Foreit Lawn Mortuary NATIONAL FORECAST FOR FEB. 2 ,1977 1 ml JU.4U 30.4.0 A 29 60 30 10 3000 A 30 20 30.40 140 A 29.60 30 10 130.00 band of Angelina Artner; loving father of Mra. Marilyn Melchtry, Ronald J.

and Robert L. Artner; also survived by brother, Charles Court Hearing Must Be Held on Any Guardianship Action, Judge Orders FHANEUF, Sarah E. J. T. Oswald Mortuary, N.H.

ROSENBLUM, Fannie fit Artner; sister, Mra. Virginia Pri Mallnow 4t Silverman mortuary vateer ana granacnuaren. ROSSI, Mary Jane, of Whittier Mass of Christian Burial Friday. 7:30 o.m. at Cathedral Chanel (B27 Eassea away January ivn, urvived bv husband.

Anthonv J. South LaBrea). Graveside 10:30 Rossi (retired employee of the Saturday in Holy Cross. a.m. BY ROBERT RA WITCH Tlmts Staff Writer Professional deprogrammers and relatives of Hare Cunningham ft O'Connor Holly.

Los Angeles Times): son, Antho ny M. Rossi of the Philippine Is lands: daughter. Gloria Ann Book wooa. BRADFORD, James beloved hus band of Mrs. Lillle M.

Bradford. er of Buena Park; 3 grandchildren and brother, John Tranl of Services were held Tuesday In Holy Rosary Wednesday. 7:30 Krishna devotee Madonna Slavin Walford Tuesday were prevented by a Los Angeles federal judge from seeking appointment of a temporary guardian for Mrs. Walford without a court hearing. o.m.

at Morrow Memory Chapel oresi bawn-noiiywooa nins, Forest Lawn Mortuary BROTCHINER, Ann Oroman Mortuary, directors CHAMBERLAIN, Dorathea E. Armtlroni Family, directors. Funeral Mass Thursday, 9 a.m. at St. Hilary Catholic Church, Pico Rivera.

Interment In Resurrection Attorney Stanley Fleishman sought the temporary re Cemetery, Morrow'i Pico Rivera COBLE. Mary beloved aunt of Mortuary, directors. Mary Franklin and grandaunt of I SHAPIRO, Max Oroman Mortuary, rectors jonn rarmun. Private Inurnment in Hollywood straining order from U.S. Dist.

Judge David W. Williams, saying Mrs. Walford feared her family might attempt to seek such a guardianship under a seldom used and controversial section of the California Probate Code. SIMMS. Jewel Marie Memorial carx.

rierce oroineri Hollywood, directors. Armstrong: Family, directors SMITH, Marie retired in 1946 as CONWAY, Alllne loving mother supervisor of the art department of the Alhambra School District. The law in Question. Fleishman said. Dermits aDDOint- ot Keun ana i.ioya uonway passed away January 30, 1977 Age 77 years.

Beloved sister of Eleanore Shafer ment of a guardian for 30 days without any advance notice 3000 I aN i21--J 14 O4o j22ecM KWTIANOH GAEAT FALLS VerV 'K 333 yM'rA ilo 28-WASHINGTON Eu 30.2? I SAN FRANCISCO DCNVER KANSAS CITYB33 7S L-f NHATTERAS Lc ias veoas 715 'Charlcston SD62 AtlUQOCIIOUE taV-i OKLAHOMA CITY CftS 105 ANGELES S0 47(K KANTA 30 45 366 0C.IM MINGHAM I LvFMOENIX I -fcs-CCltlS 29.60 yXyfJj-U DALLAS jVjACtCSONVIlLE rv I O6o 53 j5wC 30 0 30.00 M0, A "vN THURSDAY FORECAST I CMusWf0 1 Vwownsvue yj(rT9pp 29.90 3000 643010 A I 'T yfl SAN IUIS OBISPO BAKtRSFlElO luMA'T viMi tuns JT TP3lf48l67l JI43T601 af VI Pl I OS ANGEIES 1 i COLD WARM STATIONARY OCCLUDED SANTAMgMcX I 41 62 rf43 1 60 1 FRONT FRONT FRONT FRONT w'" 1.481651 tAf. ANAHEIM a a (MSXrasresT TT TT jtg Service Thursday, 11 a.m., at to the individual to be placed under the conservatorship. and Vivian Klmm. Service Friday, 10:30 a.m. at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest; Hollywood Memorial Park Chapel Allen Mortuary, directors.

CORPUZ. Frank i. If a superior Court judge should appoint a guardian for Lawn-Glendale. Mater mortuar; 3120 Main Alhambra, rprlnra. Cunningham O'Connor.

Mrs. Walford, that guardian could turn her over to deprogrammers, which is exactly what she fears, Fleishman said. muss, uentse tniiun SONNTAG, Elsa late of Glendale, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills survivea dv cnnaren. rnuiD CROUCH, Oble I DCCH, Oble J. Mrs.

Walford mother and three other relatives Monday Utter-MtKlnlev'a East L.A. Sonntag, Betty Cummings and Kathenne McNamara. were given $100 suspended fines after the four pleaded Service Thursday, 2 p.m. at us vis, tinei may Forest Lawn-Hi J. till 1 1 1 Hollywood Hills nolo contendere to charges of falsely imprisoning her last Klefer Eyerlck Mortuary, li endaie.

October. rorett Lawn-tiouywooa nil is DUNAVER, Sam STANDEL, Louis Joseph Mount Slnal Mortuary KTFINF.R. Frank A. Under the terms of the restraining order, her family service vt noon weanesaay. ai Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cna- service eoruary jra in uoaeau at maninonra crvatai uninei.

Mount Slnal Mortuary could still seek such a guardianship, but they would have to give her advance notice of the action and an opportunity to appear at any hearing regarding her fate. TATEOS1AN, Berdy H. DUZY, Christopher A. J. T.

Oiwald Mortuary. N.H. oreat Lawn-Monywooa null TENENBAUM, Rose Groman Mortuary, directors ELDEN, Bernard, beloved husband The 20-year-old Mrs. Walford has testified that in Octo VOYNE, Stefan, beloved husband of ber her family abducted her and held her in Napa County ot Munei umen; aevoiea proiner of Dr. Harold (Dorothy) Elden: loving son-in-low of Clarence and, Celia Semel; dear step-father of Steven (Patricia) Rheuben and Carl (Debbie) Rheuben; devoted yovanka; loving tamer ot spencer and Donald Voynej brother of Mike Voyne of San Francisco; also survived bv 3 grandchildren.

for five days because they opposed her religious views and her plans to marry another Krishna follower, Edward Walford. Service today, 1 p.m. at Christ, srandfather of Courtnev and Ja cob; cherised brother-in-law of She in fact married Walford within weeks of her escape 0 CLEAR Ida den: dear uncle of Dr. Mar the Saviour Serbian Church, (1424 South Baldwin Arcadia). Interment in Serbian Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may QPARTIY CLOUDY CLOUDY CnTsA I "1 NEWPORT from the alleged deprogramming attempt. shall (Janet) Persky, Leonard (Sylvia) Linn, Harold (Betty) WIND DIRECTION A $2.5 million damage suit is pending in federal court be made to the cnurcn. rierce, Hamroek. directors. 1777 r-, will nwns water 1 sanoiego 22 "AIN I SN0W I FOR WEDNESDAY U(55l64l Krelstein, Gladys Lezak and Ha rold (Helen) Fisher.

WATSON, Brian Curtis, beloved son against various Slavin family members and so-called de-programmers charged with violating her civil rights. Service 1 p.m. Wednesday, at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Slnal ot Stanley waison ana jont Morris: adored brother of Dannv and Lisa Morns' loving grandson of Mortuary. CONTINUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS: VHF 162.SS PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Aioert ana seima moss ana vinia Watson.

EUSTACE, Katie beloved mother of John Eustace and Ellen Ebcrs; sister of Julia Gattone: grand CHARTER DISPUTE Graveside service 1 p.m. Wed nesday in Eternal Valley Memori mother of Karen A. Eustace; also California Forecasts al Park. Mallnow at Silverman survived by 3 WATTS, Ural M. Service 2 p.m., Thursday at the Little Church of the Flowers, orest cawn-nonywooa nuii WHEELER.

Delia EXTENDED FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL ess na iu a.m. aav at nose Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawa Mortuary. FIDONE. Jaienh.

Dassed awav Jan Santa Ana Sued by Council Candidate dale Chapel. Interment in Holy ANO MOUNTAIN AREAS: Extended cross cemetery. Hoteaate mor tuarv (734-3155) forecast for Friday through Sunday. Fair weather through the period. Hlahs in coastal areas 62 to 72.

Over uary 30, 1977. Loving husband of Janet C. Fidone; father of Joseph C. and Ton! Fidone and E-Lana WITTENBERG. Paul born Au Mustard: also survived bv 1 night lows 45 to 52 along the coast and 35 to 45 over Inland valleys.

Mountain 1977 in Los Angeles. Associated erandson: brother of Sam and with Gulf Oil from 1933 to 1971 John Fidone, Lena Hardy, Connie then Crescent Refining Oil from Lampisi ana Mary Bozza. resort highs 58 to 65. Lows 25 to 35. MARINE FORECAST Service Thursday, 11:30 a.m.

at ltt1 to me present. Service 11:30 a.m., Wednesda, at Rainbow Chanel. Rose Hill Hillsirto Churrh. Rose Hills Mem orial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN Mortuary, directing.

Memorial Park, Whittier. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Cancer Society. GRAVINO. Samuel beloved hus BORDER: Mostly light variable winds through tonight except westerly 8 to 15 knots this afternoon. Local north to northeasterly winds of 15 to 30 knots band of Jennie Gravino; brother of BY JEFFREY PERUVIAN Times Staff Writer SANTA ANA A city Personnel Board member Tuesday filed a lawsuit against Santa Ana officials alleging that a city charter provision is discriminatory and unconstitutional.

Richard G. Vogl, an attorney and candidate for city council in Santa Ana's Ward 3, claims in the Superior Court ZAHRADKA, Joseph beloved Marv Macchia: also survived bv several nieces and nephews and husband of Libby Link Zahradka lovinar father of Linda Zahradka below the canvons north ot Santa Mon grananieces ana grananepnews. lea beginning this afternoon. Variable Rosary Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at also survived by nephew, Adolph Shlrek: 2 brothers and 2 sisters.

SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELES: Mostly sunny today and Thursday with highs today in the mid 60s and Thursday in the upper 60s. BEACHES: Decreasing high cloudiness this morning, becoming fair with highs in the mid 60s. Water, 61. MOUNTAINS: Mostly sunny today and Thursday with some northerly winds over the northern ranges today, spreading to the southern ranges Thursday. Highs today in the 40s and Thursday 45 to 53.

Lows tonight in the 20s to mid 30s. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Cloudy and locally foggy early this morning becoming sunny by this afternoon and sunny Thursday. Locally windy Thursday below the passes. Highs today 58 to 63 and Thursday 60 to 65. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Cloudy and locally foggy early this morning becoming sunny by this afternoon and sunny Thursday.

Locally windy Thursday below the passes. Highs today 58 to 63 and Thursday 60 to 65. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Cloudy and locally foggy early this morning becoming sunny by this afternoon and sunny Thursday. Locally windy Thursday below the passes. Highs today 58 to 63 and Thursday 60 to 65.

ORANGE COUNTY: Decreasing high cloudiness this morning, becoming fair with highs in the mid 60s. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Fair today and Thursday with some gusty northerly winds developing today. Highs today 58 to 66 in the upper deserts and in the 60s lower deserts. About 3 to 5 degrees warmer Thursday. SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Mostly sunny today and Thursday with little temperature change.

Pierce Brothers Alhambra, 225 Garfield. Crvotside Bessini rn cloudiness decreasing from the north west and becoming fair today and to night. WESTERN FORECASTS day, 10 a.m. in Calvary Mau He was the first president of the Czeckoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences, Los Angeles Chapter, past president of Wilshire Center Chamber of Commerce and of the soleum. Pierce Brothers Alham bra, directors.

HACOPIAN, Heihlneh Glea Haven Mortuary Wilshire Bar Association, member SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Thursday with night and HAMILTON, Edmond, passed away of Elks No. and the Los An rales Chanter of American Sokol. mornlna low clouds and too. High tern peratures In the mid 50s to low 60s and reoruary ivrf in Lancaster, Survived bv wile. Leigh Hamilton, Visitation Friday, 12 noon 8 lows in tne upper jus to us.

Memorial services will be held p.m. at the Chapel of Cunningham ft O'Connor Hollywood, S540 Melrose Ave. Mass of Christian Burial at a later date in Kinsman, Ohio. HAMMERSLEY, Edna M. SIERRA NEVADA: Fair through Thursday with little temperature 10 a.m.

Saturday al Blessed change. crament Church, 6657 Sunset p.m. at the Hollenbeck Home. In Hollywood. In lieu of flow lerment in Inglewood Park Come SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Extensive low clouds and fog with local afternoon ers, donations may be made to tery.

Utter-McKlnley's East L.A directors. your favorite cnaritv. clearing and hazy sunshine through ZELIGMAN, David Thursday. High an lemperaiures in mi temperatures In Olasband-Wlllen Hollywood 50s. Light winds.

mid 4us to mid HARTRY, Frank beloved father of Donald R. Hartry and Mrs. Janet Rupnik; brother of Garnet Hartry and Howard Hartry; also SANTA MARIA SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA: Fair through Thursday with lo Jf uneral Birectorg survived bv 4 crandchi dren. cal night and morning fog or low Service 10:30 a.m., Thursday at clouds. Hiah temperatures in the up Smog Forecast tne church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn-Glendale.

Foreat Lawn Mortuary per 50s and 60s. Variable winds to 15 m.p.h. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Fair through Thursday with local night and mornlna foa or low clouds. High tem HOLMES, Fred beloved father of Robert G. Holmes; grandfather of There will be light smog In some areas of the southcoast air basin today and visibility will be reduced to approximately 3 miles.

MORTUARIES las Anjeles A Valley Robert G. II. John R. and Christo Dher D. Holmes.

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971,973 975, 977-979, 990 998. Fair through SALINAS vallet: Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Thursday with night and morning fog oresi uawn mortuary or low clouds. High temperatures in NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY JASPER, Wayne beloved husband SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Maximum and minimum tempera the 60s and lows in the 30s to low 40s. of Alma Jasper; loving father of Winds ousting to 35 m.p.h.

with snow, Liaht nds. Joan Alvarez and Jon Jay Jasper; lures at Southern California points, as GLASBAMD WILI.EN MORTUARIES 4 blowing snow and wind chill factors ot 20 to 30 below zero continued to plague also survived by 1 granddaughter reported to tne los Angeies ottice ot and 1 grandson. the National Weather Service, were as western New York State Tuesday. I n.m. at Sunrise SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Fair through Thursday.

Fog and low clouds with local afternoon clearing In southern portions. Local night and morning log in the north. High temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s and lows In the Lloht snow extended over much of Service Friday. Chapel. Gates, follows: Station Max.

Min. 656-6260 782-38701 ingsiey uaies, central and northern New York State, Culver City, directors. 30s to low 40s. Mouhic Smai Los Angeles Los Angeles Airport Apple Valley Bakerslleld MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA: western Pennsylvania and Into northern West Virginia and northeast Ohio. Travelers advisories were continued Into the evening hours for sections of western New York State.

Elsewhere In the nation light snow fell in northern lower Michigan and parts of northern KARDASHIAN, Pauline, beloved wife of Aron: loving mother of George and John; also survived by brother, John Harabedian: sisters, Rose Honeyman and Sonja John and grandchildren, Aron John and Fair through Thursday. Little temper ature cnange. MORTUARY CEMETERY 466-4171 787-7200 man ana western loioraoo. some naquei tnarie naraasman. Vesrjer service Tuesday.

Feb Big Bear Lake Bishop Blythe LOCAL WEATHER FORECAST BEACH CITIES ruary 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Alexander PIERCE-HAMROCK freezing drizzle was reported during Tuesday morning at Spokane, Wa. In the 6 hours ending at I p.m. E.S.T., 2 Feezell Chanel. Funeral Mln.

inches of snow fell at both Syracuse JAMES PIERCE CLARENCE PIERCE TEO PIERCE MARY HAMROCK 41 Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. at Memorial Chapel, Rose Hills, Gate 1. Donations may be made to St. Sarkis 421 Venice Blvd R) 9-923 and Utica, N.Y. with 1 Inch at Butfalo.

The snow depth at Buffalo now averages 41 inches with 16 Inches at Utica and 1 loot at Syracuse. At midday Armenian inurcn, Artnritis Heart Fund. KAVANAGH. Morran 45 48 49 49: 52 53 Tuesday rain and showers were scattered from central and south central CALLANAN Mortuary Serving Catholic Familiea 63 54 62 55 68 40 48 42 67 50 51 33 56 15 53 26 66 41 66 49 65 53 65 40 45 42 62 51 45 35 60 46 64 52 70 50 51 43 65 43 63 53 61 47 59 40 72 45 61 49 57 39 64 56 69 48 65 51 64 43 65 41 64 45 67 39 50 34 Graveside service Wednesday, 11 a.m. in Inelewood Park Ceme Montebello Texas eastward along the Gulf Coast.

Station Max. Santa Barbara 62 Oxnard-Ventura 63 Sta. Monica-El Segundo 65 Manhattan-Redondo 65 Long Beach 67 Huntington-Newport 63 San Clemente-Oceanslde 64 San Dlego-Chula Vista 64 COASTAL PLAIN Lompoc 65 Beverly Hills-Hollywood 65 Inglewood-Hawthorne 65 Torrance 65 Pasadena-El Monte 66 Santa Ana-Anaheim 66 tery. Pierce Brothers' Snyders hog ana naze nung over many or ine valleys In California and western LOS ANGELES (213 462-2266 southwest 1759-9111) Washington state. Some light rain fell LANNINGS.

Esther beloved in norinwest wasnington. wiaoay sues Cunningham O'Connor were sunny from the mid Atlantic mother of Jack and Richard Lan nines: also survived bv grand 2S94347 ALHAMBRA Coast through the mid Mississippi valley region. Elsewhere skies were gen 749 0297 children and great-grandchildren. LOS ANGELES HOLLVWOOD 65S )260 lawsuit that the charter section as interpreted by the City Attorney's Office unfairly prohibits city council candidates from serving on the personnel agency. Vogl has been a member of the board since June 16, 1975.

He recently filed nomination papers and paid filing fees to run for the City Council in the April 5 municipal election. His lawsuit names as defendants the entire City Council and several other city officers, including City Clerk Florence Malone. According to the complaint, Vogl was informed by the city clerk that his Personnel Board seat must be declared vacant as a result of his candidacy. Vogl's lawsuit, however, alleges that no similar provision exists for other civic bodies, such as the Museum Board, Library Committee, Parks and Recreation Commission, Planning Commission, Human Relations Commission or Transportation Advisory Commission. The complaint names three attorneys Alan Curtis, Michael Leverson and Fred Munoz as others who share similar civic posts with Vogl and join in the lawsuit as "friends of the court." The charter section involving the Personnel Board states: "None of the members shall hold public office or employment or be a candidate for any other public office Vogl's lawsuit alleges that the wording is unconstitutional, is being wrongfully interpreted by the defendants and discriminatory.

The complaint seeks a writ of mandate permitting Vogl to retain his board seat while running for the City Council. Included as an exhibit filed with the lawsuit is the legal opinion from the City Attorney's Office used by the city clerk in informing Vogl of the problem. The written opinion refers to an apparent desire by "framers" of the charter section to avoid having board members apply political pressure for campaign donations on city employes affected by board decisions. The opinion concludes that the charter section is "debatable" but "rational" and legal. LAETRILE CLAIMS Continued from 3rd Page pronounced differential between the rhodanese content of comparable normal and cancerous tissues." The claim that Laetrile is nontoxic is also disputed.

Authorities say that Laetrile is about 40-fold more toxic when taken by mouth than by injection. And under FDA regulations, the burden of proof of safety falls on the applicant, not the government. Krebs said his records on safety experiments on animals were destroyed in a laboratory fire. But he said he took intravenous doses of three to 13 times the therapeutic dose and others have taken even more without ill effects. Scientists say 50 to 60 kernels of bitter almond, the plant most heavily laden with amygdalin, could be a fatal dose.

And they cite cases of persons who wound up in hospital emergency rooms after trying to take amygdalin by eating apricot kernels. In 1973, the FDA issued a warning that two packets of Vitamin B17 contained enough cyanide to be fatal for a child. Authorities said testing continues to yield negative results and would have been abandoned years ago if it had not been for political pressure. One person who should have data is Dr. Ernesto Contre-ras, a former Mexican army pathologist who operates one of the two clinics in Tijuana that treat about 2,000 patients a year.

McNaughton, who set Contreras up in an office about 12 years ago, said the results of seven years of trials on humans were sent to the FDA. But Paul Sage of the FDA's litigation unit said only "about a dozen of Contreras' best cases" were received. He said in eight of those cases in which the patients were still living, American investigators examined all records. "The National Cancer Institute didn't find evidence that Laetrile was doing anything," Sage said. "They've lost hands-down in the scientific forum." erally partly cloudy to cloudy.

East of Memorial service i p.m. inurs dav at West Hollywood Commu tne KOCKies eariy arrernoon temperatures were generally in the teens to 20s nity Church. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Esther B. Lan Bresee Bros. Gillette 950 WASHINGTON BLVD M9-51J5 along the Canadian border to the 40s along the gulf and south Atlantic nings Memorial Fund, co West Hollywood Community Church toasts ana two ine eus in souinern Florida.

Tallahassee, Fl. dipped to 20 Cunningham It Connor, Holly wood. Thermal REED BROS. Tapley Geiger degrees Tuesday morning, breaking tneir previous recora tor r-eoruary ist Los Anoeles 732-41 LEARMAN, Gall Merrln, survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred 985-0141 of 25 set In 1965. North Hollywood Mernn of Florida. Memorial service Thursday. FOREIGN CITIES City, Time Weather Temp. INLAND VALLEYS Siml-Thousand Oaks 66 Canoga Park-Northrldge 66 Van Nuys-No.

Hollywood 67 Burbank-Glendale 67 Ontario-Pomona 63 Riverside 60 San Bernardino 60 Hemet-San Jacinto 60 DESERT CITIES Lancaster-Palmdale 61 Palm Springs 69 Blythe 66 Victorville-Apple Valley 62 Barstow-Oaggett 65 China Lake-Ffidgecrest 63 El Centro-Brawley 66 p.m. at The Valley Funeral Home, utter Mckinley 388-2481 Burbank. Fred Kubasak Sons, di RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, 72; low, 50 TEMPERATURES I PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Precioi- rectors. LEVERANT. Helen Sarah Aberdeen, 1 a.m Cloudy Amsterdam, 1 a.m Cloudy Ankara, 3 a.m Fog Antigua, I p.m Rain Athens, 2 a.m Clear Auckland, noon Cloudy Service Thursday, 10 a.m., at Groman-Eden Chapel in Eden Memorial Park.

Groman-Eden ROSEDAIE MORTUARY Cemetery and Crematorium Mln. tatfon 6 21 Low Cost Service 734 3I55 Mortuary, directors. Armstrong Family LEVINE, Sam beloved uncle of Mrs. Sandra Sue Jones, Thomas, Robert, Merle, Lloyd and Charles Berlin, a.m dear Beirut, i a.m Ptly cldy Birmingham, 1 a.m Cloudy Bonn, 1 a.m Cloudy Brussels, 1 a.m Cloudy 1201 SO HOPE ST 747-912 MOUNTAINS Big Bear Lake 46 22 .09 forest town Mortuaries TELEPHONE 254-3131 Service 11 a.m. Wednesday, at Faith Chapel, Forest Lawn-Hol Cairo, 2 a.m Clear lywood Hills.

Forest Lawn Mortuary MAGUIRE. Anna M. HOUSE OF HALL 1607 FIowit St TEMPERATURES A PRECIPITATION Recitation of the Rosary Thurs dav. 7:30 m. and Mass of Chris OVER THE FAR WEST Preclpl Station- Max.

Min. tatlo Inglewood Cemetery-Mortuary tian Burial Friday, 10 a.m. both at TELt nwt St. Nicholas Catholic Church, 24252 El Toro Rd Laguna Hills. ROSE HILLS MORTUARY Whittier Oxford 9-092 34 32 28 75 59 70 27 54 34 30 30 55 48 28 46 28 79 48 50 32 37 54 75 73 19 48 43 21 30 18 43 75 12 36 46 82 54 25 50 36 48 25 27 rierce oroiners los Angeies, ai rectors.

31 15 19 25 33 19 16 15 15 42 15 9 30 13 17 22 7 6 10 20 7 19 6 24 2 17 6 25 3 10 64 39 4 17 24 41 7 MAINWARING, Daniel, passed away January 31, 1977. Survived CREMATION SERVICES bv his wife. Mrs. Sa Mainwar ing; daughters, Dannie Hoffpauli Casablanca, mdnt Ptly cldy Copenhagen, 1 a.m Cloudy Dublin, 1 a.m Cloudy Geneva, 1 a.m Clear Guadalaara Clear Hong Kong, 8 a.m Rain Lisbon, mdnt Drizzle London, 1 a.m Haze Madrid, I a.m Clear Malta, 1 a.m Ptly cldy Manila, 8 a.m Cloudy Mexico City Clear Moscow, 3 a.m Snow New Delhi, 5 a.m Clear Nice, I a.m Clear Oslo, 1 a.m Cloudy Paris, I a.m Cloudy Peking, I a.m Smoke Rome, 1 a.m Clear Saigon, 8 a.m Cloudy Seoul, 9 a.m Clear Sofia, 2 a.m Clear Stockholm, 1 a.m Misty Sydney, 10 a.m Cloudy Taipei, 8 a.m Rain Teheran 3 a.m Clear Tel Aviv, 1 a.m Cloudy Tokyo, 9 a.m Ptly cldy Tunis, 1 a.m Clear Vienna, 1 a.m Clear Warsaw, I a.m Cloudy Albuquerque 53 21 Billings 45 24 Boise 35 11 Casper 41 19 Eureka 54 37 Flagstaff 42 21 Great Falls 44 28 Helena 41 22 Las Vegas 65 36 Phoenix 68 44 Portland, Ore 49 36 Red Bluff 68 35 Reno 49 21 Sacramento 53 36 Salt Lake City 31 30 San Francisco 61 47 Seattle 54 46 Spokane 27 23 Tucson 68 42 Yuma 68 43 ana ueooran Mainwaring; grandchild. Christien HoffDauir.

.06 Donations to the American Can cer Society. Services will be nri Neptune Society Your social security death bene fit may cover our complete ser vate. Wesfwood Village Mortuary, directors. McDOUGALL, Bryan Alan vice. For immediate need or free portfolio, call 24 hrs.

J. T. Oswald Mortuary. Reseda i vonaiu ivjviiuaiji Station- Max. Albany 24 Anwlllo 59 Anchorage 33 Ashevllle 35 Atlanta 39 Atlantic City 30 Austin 49 Baltimore 31 Birmingham 42 Bismarck 22 Boston 29 Brownsville 56 Buffalo 25 Burlington, Vt 21 Charleston, S.C 49 Charleston, W.Va 28 Charlotte, N.C 43 Cheyenne 40 Chicago 23 Cincinnati 24 Cleveland 25 Columbia, S.C 50 Columbus, Oh 17 Dallas-FI.

Worth 46 Dayton 19 Denver 45 Des Moines 30 Detroit 28 Duluth 25 El Paso 65 Fargo 9 Hartford 29 Honolulu 84 Houston 47 Indianapolis 20 Jackson, Miss. 46 Jacksonville 50 Juneau 44 Kansas City 25 Little Rock 50 Louisville 31 Memphis 49 Miami Beach 67 Midland-Odessa 65 Milwaukee 22 Paul 18 Nashville 40 New Orleans 40 New York 28 Norfolk, Va 39 North Platte 36 Oklahoma City 53 Omaha 30 Orlando 60 Philadelphia 27 Pittsburgh 18 Portland! Me 24 Providence 28 Raleigh 39 Rapid City 33 Richmond 40 St. Louis 29 St. 59 San Antonio 44 San Juan PR 83 St. Ste.

Marie 22 MEZA, Antonio L. (Tony) Cunningham 4 O'Conn 213831-0664 los Angeles MOUNTAIN. Ralph, beloved hus band of Mamie Mountain: loving 41J77TI-81H 4IS45I Nil 488141 4838 811121-iMI 714HI-14SI 1I4H3 7l mm mi WN1-MI5 in tmnui ie em .11 miner ot miiarea m. aoert. Mass of Christian Burial Thurs PAN AMERICAN STATIONS Preclpi UmMi.

day, 7:30 p.m. at Precious Blood Church, f5th at Occidental). Graveside service Friday, 9 a.m. Station- Max. Mln.

tatlon SOUTH AMERICAN STATIONS City- Time Weather Temp in noiy cross cemetery, iui nlnnham ft O'Connor, L.A. Barbados Bermuda Asuncion, 8 o.m Cloudy 82 Buenos Aires, 8 p.m Cloudy 63; Lima, 7 p.m Cloudy 73 Montevideo, 9 p.m Clear 70 Service with Dignity Since 1907 CHAPEL OF THE PINES Complete Cremation Service $250 Complain Details bv Mail (213)731-5179 86 ,73 82 75 67 60 45 85 66 85 68 85 72 77 53 80 68 .01 46 39 02 79 63 81 73 85 74 .02 85 51 86 69 .28 70 55 Rio de Janeiro, 9 p.m Clear 81 Sun, Moon, Tide Mlvv t-lOSr ill PHONE (213) 629-4411 LET US HELP YOU WRITE A RESULTFUL AD Call Rosedale Cemetery low Cost Removal and Cremation 21J714-3I5S 24 hr. Crematory on Premises CANADIAN STATIONS Hum Preclpi Feb. 16 Feb. 2 Feb.

11 Min. tatlon WEDNESDAY, FEB. I 1977 Talk Scheduled on ERA NEWPORT BEACH Mary Schmitz will speak on the Equal Rights Amendment at a meeting of the Balboa Bay Republican Women Feb. 9 at the Irvine Coast Country Club. The meeting will start at 11 a.m., with a social hour at 11:30, a luncheon at noon and Mrs.

Schmitz' talk at 1 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling Jackie Lokka, 640-4093, or Diane Kazen, 640-8588. 25 Cnn rlt A-19 it let 5:24 D.r i.m. Moon rises 4:24 p.m. sets 5:28 a m.

CEMETERY Lots-Crypts high low Shreveport 50 .16 ".05 Station Max. Calgary 41 Edmonton 37 Montreal 16 Ottawa 16 Regina 25 Toronto 23 Vancouver 46 Winnipeg 12 9:02 4.1 27 Sioux Falls 14 3 7 -2 14 41 8 9:30 4.3 SINGLE lot, Inglewood Cemetery. Paid high 7:44 5.9 8:17 6.0 8:51 5 9 9:28 57 Feb. low 2 1:32 1.8 3 2:07 1.6 4 2:46 1.4 i 3:26 1.2 Syracuse 2:42 3:10 01 3:40 $635: sell SMO. PP 9:59 4.5 22 48 37 44 10:30 4.7 i uisa Washington Wichita SINGLE LOT-Forest Lawn-Glendale: Whis-pering Pine PP.

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