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Deaths, Fiincrol AnnounctmtaH 14 Part lll-Fri, Oct 11, 1974 It dnptttf Cunttf VITAL RECORDS Council Cuts Funds for Park Lighting, Land Weekend Dog Events Slated WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS BY LEE HARRIS Times Staff Writer "NATIONAL FORECAST FOR 11, 1974 f-fc riff i fa iti L)lr' I Vml I iPSil KSAU.T STL MAKE BOSTON etmirti7in tar tee frvr narlr 1 CLEAR QPARTIY CLOUDY WIND DIRECTION vSvwoeNKV y4Xr Tr GOU VARAA STATIONARY TT I JQ3 SANTA AHABA jt-l I v. ovic CENTER. Bivtusior OCCLUDED JMS.W tONGKACH CLOUDY -u'im i COSTA MESA I LOWS AND HIGHS I s.iDfM I SAIN jj SNOW FOR FRIDAY y3l72lj CONTINUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS: VHP 1M.55 PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Western, National Forecasts for Southland BY ELEANOR PRICE Hacienda Cat Club Will have a show Saturday and Sunday at the Royal Inn, Anaheim, from 10 ajn. to 6 p.m. Orange Coast German Shepherd Dog Club's Saturday specialty will be at Garden Grove Park in Westminster.

Other Saturday matches will be English Springer Spaniel Club of Southern California at Kraemer Park, Placentia, entries to 11 a.m. Orange Coast Boxer Club puppy match at 11th and Lake Huntington Beach, entries to 11 a.m. Lhasa Apso Club of Southern California at Cheviot Hills Recreation Park, Pico at Motor Ave, entries to 10:30 a.m. Golden Valley Obedience Club, Charter Oak Park, Covina, entries from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., judging at 3 p.mi Saturday Schutzhund event, phone (213) 448-1930.

Sunday is the date of German Shepherd Dog Club of Los Angeles County specialty at North Hollywood Park, Tujunga and Magnolia Blvds. Belgian Turveren Club of America will sponsor a Sunday herding breeds (22) conformation match and an all-breed obedience match, also junior handlers event, at Brookside Park, Pasadena, entries to 10 a.m. Other Sunday matches will include South Bay-Kennel Club at Alondra Park, Lawndale, entries to 11:30 a.m. San Gabriel Valley Cocker Fanciers puppy-event at Little Lake Park, Santa Fe Springs, entries closed. Pacific Coast Pekingese Club at Pump 7, Griffith Park, entries to 11:30 a.m.

Golden State Chow Club, puppies, at 9515 La Tuna Canyon Road, Sun Valley, entries to 1 p.m. Scottish Terrier Club of California, puppitis, at 745 E. Perelta Hills Drive, Anaheim, entries taken at 11 a.m. Orange Empire Dog Club match, with obedience, at 8020 Citrus, Fontana, entries to 11 ajn. Citrus Belt Samoyed Fanciers invitational working breeds and all-breeds obedience 'at Kramer Park, Placentia, phone (213) 425-7641.

Southwest Obedience Club, Recreation and Normandie, Gar-dena, entries to noon, judging at 10 a.m. Kerry Blue Terrier Club of Southern California puppies, at Lacey Park, San Marino, entries at 3 p.m. Carson Kennel Club doe exhibit will be held today through Sunday at Carson Mall. Hollywood Dog Parade will start at 6 p.m. on Sunday at Argyle Ave.

and proceed to Orange Grove Ave. along Hollywood Blvd. The Los Angeles City Council Thursday approved a greatly reduced park and recreation development plan, including sizable cutbacks in funding for park lighting and land acquisition. The 1974-75 expenditure plan for sites and facilities was adopted by a 12-0 vote. The $1.23 million program was well below the annual budget the Parks and Recreation Department had anticipated.

Alonzo Cannichael, plan-; ning officer for the department, said they had expected to receive $2 million annually from con- Jf untral Directors Gnor.ii.ii uoDTunniES Jnriik Fuierd Directors in lapTtivArr TaHtr 741-2211 2LA I7M3W nunoo JEYilSH FUUERiU DIRECTORS ti RI 0-1001 Talk to UTTER McKINLEY, For Immediate Cremation Service $223.20 Arrangements Can Be Hade by Telephoning 388-2481 Glasband'Willen California's 1st Jewish Mortuary Serving ALL Cemetenei HOLLYWOOD MORTUARY MH VALLEY MORTUARY 782-37 LONG BEACH MORTUARY 43f-127) Pierce Brothers ANYTIME 749-4151 (MouncSjnm MORTUARY CEMETERY 0 466-4171 PIERCE-HAMROCK JAMES PIERCE CLARENCE PIERCE MARY HAMROCK. Vtnlet Blvd. RI.MMl CREMATION SERVICES How to Reduce Today's High Cost of Dying Your social security death benefit may cover our complete service One call to the Neptune Society is all that is necessary. The Ntune Society 111Hl-OtM 714444-7411 14 Hour service Cremation $195 Art about pronad 3M-62T3 Cremation Society of Inc. 14 Hr.

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Montrose plot. $1000 or $395 ea. 759-W77 CHOICE lots in Rose Hills, Whittier. $260 ea. Prpty.

728-184 I AUIU 1 n.J.I. $600. pr.ptv. m-iMoj development TV, rnnnril annrrwpri a $200 fee to be charged for each new dwelling unit constructed in the city. The measure, passed three years ago, was expected to bring in at least $2 million annually for park development.

However, due to a downturn in building permits, the anticipated funding has steadily declined, Car-michael said-He said the first year parks received $2 million, the second year $1,480,000, this year $1.23 million and next year a million or less is expected. Outdoor lighting for recreational sites suffered the most drastic cuts, being reduced from $110,250 to $45,000. Councilman Robert C. Farrell called the lighting plan extreme. "It is like saying, "There is no lighting he said.

He called the plan "severe" and akin to telling people the parks would close up at night Carmichael told Farrell lighting cutbacks began last year in response to the energy crisis. He said the department would like about $100,000 a year for the lighting program but there was no money. "Most parks don't have lights. So this program was to make them suitable," he said. "It simply means now there will be a reshuffling and slowing down of the program," Carmichael said.

Some of the cutbacks included: Allocation reduction from $135,000 to $130,000 for Culver-Slauson Park land acquisition. Echo Park land acquisition reduced allocation from $120,000 to $35,000. Griffith Park water system proposal for reducedto $50,000. Recreation and park lighting allocations reduced from $110,000 to $45,000. Rites Today for Mormon Bishop Olsen Funeral services for Thomas Blackburn Olsen, 51, bishop of the Panorama City Ward, Van Nuys Stake, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will be held at 10 a.m.

today. The rites will be conducted in the Van Nuys Stake Center, 15555 Sati-coy Van Nuys, and burial will be in Eternal Valley Cemetery, Newhall. uisnop tsiacKDurn, wno died Monday after a long illness, leaves his wife, Dorafay; three sons, Thomas, Daniel and Frederick, three daughters, Diane and Janietta and Mrs. Faye Kellogg, and three granddaughters and one grandson. 1.

1 rS SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELES: Some patchy low clouds near the coast early morning hours, otherwise mostly fair and Saturday. Highs both days in the 70s. BEACHES: Some patchy low clouds early morning hours, otherwise mostly fair today and Saturday. Highs today in the 60s. Water, 64.

MOUNTAINS: Fair today Saturday. Highs today in the 60s. Lows tonight in the 30s and 40s. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Some patchy low clouds late night and early morning hours, otherwise fair today and Saturday. Highs today in the 70s.

-SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Some patchy low clouds late night and early morning hours, otherwise fair today and Saturday. Highs today in the 70s. ORANGE COUNTY: Patchy low clouds early morning hours, otherwise mostly fair today and Saturday. Highs today in the 60s at the beaches and the 70s inland. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Fair today and Saturday.

Highs today in the 60s at the beaches and the 70s inland. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Fair today and Saturday. Highs today, 70 to 84 upper deserts and 85 to 95 lower deserts. SAN DIEGO. COUNTY: Late night and early morning low clouds near the coast, otherwise fair today and Saturday.

Smog BEILLT, George. T.hta REITZIN, Karelya R- beloved mother of llene Mango, tsetty Andrew and Jav A. Reitzin loving grandmother of 12: adoring great-grandmother of Service 1 p.m., Friday at Courts or TainaLit. Lnapei Mount Sinai Memorial Park Maaat Siaai MectuaryFamily prefer donations to City of Hope. Karolyn K.

Keitno Mem orial Fund. RICHARDSON, Mm Thomas, Sassed away October 9, l4. eloved father of Ralph T. and Juanita Kaufman; also survived bv 3 erandchudren. Service Saturday.

3:45 p.m. at Memorial Chapel in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Ri Hills Mertuary.directing. BOSENFELD, Sam. Sholom Mortuary, directors.

SALSHUTZ, Nermaa L. Gremaa Martuarv. directors: SCHWARTZ, Soaia beloved mother of Paul Schwartz, bner man warti-Abraham Schwartz, Mrs. Mae Erlichman, Mrs. Edvthe Hoiaas of Bam N.Y- Mrs.

Marion Resnick of Farmingdale. Long Island and Mrs. Rochelle Naev: adored grandmother of 17 and great-grandmother of loving sister ot Irving mosi 01 new torn City, Sid jyiosi ot LaKe snena rock. Ben Most of Green field, Mass. and Louis Most of Queens, N.Y.

Funeral service Friday, Tj.m. at Hollvwood Cemeterv Chapel. Glasband-WUlea Valley Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. SCHWARTZ, Ruth Service Friday, 11 a.m.

a Glasband-Willen Hollywood Chapel, 7700 Santa Monica Blvd. SERNF.Ca. Jaaentiine. passed away October 139. sister 01 George.

Leonard and Justine Gorniak, Irene Fair, Lorraine Savaee and Eleanor Legowsxi. Service' Saturday. 10 a.m. at the Mortuary Chapel. Rose Hills Memorial Park.

Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary.directing SOLORZANO. Frank Rosary Friday, p.m. at Veiga-Robisoa First Street Cha ael. Funeral Mass Saturday, i a.m.

at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Interment in Kesurrec tion Cemeterv. STEM. William Henry, passed away October 9, 1974. beloved nus- band of Jeanne D.

Stem, father of Marv Parker. Martha Irvine, Jean Moorehead and Bobbie wehb: brother of Lizzie Little, Oda Lamb. Ella Cook. Pearl Webb and Mary Winfrey: also survived by 13 grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren. Graveside service Saturday, 11:30 a.m.

in Rose Hills Memorial Park. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. Contributions in memory of the deceased may be made to a favorite charity. STOKES, Jennie M. J.T.

Oswald Mortuary. Reseda TROOP, Phillip, beloved husband of Selma: cnerisnea tamer 01 Richard (Linda). John. Nadine and Robin; loving son of Han nah and Charles Spector; devoted grandfather of Ashley. Service Friday, 3 p.m.

at Eternal Light Chapel in Eden Memorial Park. Gromaa Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers, family suggests contributions to the United Heart Fund. TROWBRIDGE, Helen Theolora, nasserl awav October si. ISM Survived by husband, Eugene Trowbridge; daughter.

Helen Holmes; son. Garnet Oliver and eranddauehter. Gavle Smith. Service 10 a.m., Friday at Steen Chapel, Meyer Mitchell Funeral Home. North Holly wood.

Interment in Grand View Memorial Park. Glendale. TWEEDT, Alfred, beloved father of Fletcher Tweed and Mrs. Au drey Martin; brother of Halor Twedt: grandfather of Mrs. Terry Lynn McCreary: also sur- vived by 2 great-grandsons.

Service 11 a.m.. Friday at I Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn MortuarT. VAN UPP, Gwendolyn A beloved mother of Mrs. ratricia Marie Cardozoa and Gail E.

Van Upp; daughter of Mr. Mrs. fcdwin T. Hill, sister of John G. Hold en: also survived by 5 grand children.

Service 1:30 p.m, Monday at the Church of The Hills, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary. WADDEN. Barbara Jeanette. be loved wife of Richmond waa- den: ovine mother of Katner ine.

Barbara. John W. II and Richmond Wadden also survived by 1 brother, George w. Aits. Funeral Mass Saturday.

a.m. at St. Timothy Catholic Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, make donations to St John's Hosoital and Health Center, Memorial Fund, 1328 22nd St.

Santa Monica 9U4U4. uates. Kingsley Gates, Westwood. directors. WAGNER, Edward.

Service Sunday. 11 a.m. at Groman-Eden Chapel in Eden Memorial Park. Groman-Eden Mortuary, directors. WILLIS.

John R. Dassed away Oc tober 10, 1974. survives oy wife. Frances; daughters, Mrs. Marvin Campbell and Mrs.

Wil liam Wiesinger and 4 grand children. Rosary Friday, 8:15 p.m. at Praiswater Chapel. Funeral Mass Saturday. 9 a.m.

at St. Francis de Sales Church. Inter ment in Holv Cross Cemetery Donations may be made to the Diabetes Association, rraiswa-ter Funeral Home, Van Nuys directors. WILLINGER, Sophie. Groman Mortuary, directors.

WING. Frances Latham, beloved wife of Dean W. Wing, mother ot ttonaia w. wine ana Mrs Frances Flynn. also survived bv 7 erandchudren.

Funeral services will be con ducted Saturday, 1 jp.ro. in the Myers Mortuary Rov. Utah Friends may call Friday. 6-8 p.m. and Saturday prior to the service.

Interment Provo Utah Cemeterv. WISHMER, Loult C. Reed 732-6fl5 WOO, (William) Kay-So. beloved husband of bui Sun; father of Roy, Raymond. Gregory and Gordon; also survived by lc by loving grandchildren Service Saturdav.

1:30 o.m. at Wan Wing Sang ChapeUnter- ment in Kosedale cemetery. FUNERAL NOTICES GOLDEN STATE LODGE No. 358. will assemble iff a.m Saturday at the Chanel of Mem-orles.

Pioneer at Imperial Bl. Norwalk to conduct services fori our late brotfier, nuct Pll CY RAFFETY HAROLD W. McCAFFERY WM DAVID W. LITSINtjeK, p.m., aec. Jf uneral directors Cunningham O'Connor LOS ANGELES HOLLYWOOD ALHAMBRA Est.

im 74MM7 455-7310 1N-4347 Bresee Bros. Gillette PSO W. WASHINGTON BLVO. L.A 74T-5125 REED BROS. Tapley Geiger Let Angelas 7 North Hollywood 7314115 W4141 CALLANAN MORTUARY ft OS ANGELES HO.

1-ttM GARDEN GROVE JE. 4-7574 R0SEDALE MORTUARY Carnalm-v and Crematorium Lew Cost Servlct 734-1155 Inglewood Cemetery-Mortuary TELEPHONE 47M151 Armstrong Family 1M1 SO. HOPE ST. 747-nri Forest Lawn Mortuaries TELEPHONE 254-3131 HOUSE OF HALL 1M7 S. Flower St.

Rl.T-MIt ROSE HILLS MORTUARY RAymond S-S3tl OXIerd Wit JDcatfjsf Funrdi Announcement ALLEN'. LjaJa Soxaaae. beloTet) daughter of Lily and Franca L. Allen; dear sister of Deborah Karen and Michael David Allen. Service Friday.

12 noon at Hillside Memorial fart Lnapei. Grsmaa Martaary. directors. ALVORD, Fr.ak R. Armstrong Family, directors; AMIDOB Jack Mtlinow Silverman Hortaary BARKAD.

Abraham MaliaewA Silvermaa Mertaary BENNETT, Calllt M. Forest Lawa-Gleaaale. CAMPBELL, Bessie A. Farest Lawn-Gleadale. CHAMBERLAIN.

Marcaret J- Cou sin of Miss Kathryn Ronam; sister-in-law ot ranc rtoman. Recitation of the Rosary this evening. 7 p.m. and Funeral Mass Saturday. 9 a.m.

both at SL Monica Catholic Church. In terment CalvarY Cemetery. Moeller. Murphy Moeller, Santa Monica, directors. CRUZ, Jose.

Price-Daniel Mortuary. EHRENSTEIN, David, beloved husband of Lee Ehrenstein, loving tatner 01 tiaroara jjee tnren- atein. Service Pridav. 2 o.m. at Hill- side Memorial Park Chapel.

Me lt now Silvermaa Hortaary, directors. FRE1STADT, Joel. Sholom Mortuary, directors. GLAZER, Eunice. Gromaa Mortuary, directors.

GOODMAN, Ida Mount Sinai mortuary GREENE. -Virginia Niederer J.T. Oswald Mortuary. Reseda HACKETT, William beloved father of Mrs. Marjone J.

Zapa-ra and Miss Nanciann HacketL grandfather of Miss Joanne Jim and JacK s. zapara. Servile 12 noon. Monday at the Wee Kirk o' the' Heather, forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary.

ALK I AS aria beloved mother of Nondas 1 Haikias, James 1. Halkias and Mrs. Marv Snyder: also survived by 8 srandchildren. Trisagion Friday, 7:30 p.m. at the Little Church of the Flow ers, Forest Lawn-Glendale.

Funeral Service Saturday. 1 p.m. at St Sophia Greek Ortho-. dox Cathedral. 1324 South Nor- mandie at Pico.

Los Angeles. Forest Lawn-Glendale Mor tuary, in charge. HOULD, Amy Beatrice Armstrong Family, directors. IGUCHI. Tororo.

beloved husband of Hanafco Iguchi; brother of Tadao and Kunihiro Iguchi, Mrs. Sawano Takahashi. Funeral service 7:30 p.m., Monday, October 14 at Tenri-kyo Mission Headquarters in America, 2727 East First SL. Los Angeles. Shimatsu, Ogata Kubota mortuary, directors.

IFFOLOTO, Michael Charles. J. T. Oswald-NJf. JUENGST, Myrtle Bell.

Armstrong Family, directors. KADUSIN, Isadore. Gromaa Mortuary, directors KLING. Fiord A. Farest Lawn Mortuary Glen- dale KUPIEC, Belle, beloved mother of Judee James D.

Tante and Mrs. Margaret Burk; sister of Mrs. Claudia Ruth; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Tray, Linda and Jimmy. Service 2 p.m., Saturday at tne L.iuie cnurcn ot me now ers.

Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. LEISHMAN, Leroy, aged 78, passed away October 9, 1974. A South Bay resident for 48 years. Survived by wife, Golda; daughter, Dorothy Varney; 4 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren and a sister, Mildred Bunjes.

Service Mondav. 1 m. at the Torrance L.DS. Stake Center, 4110 West 226th St A. M.

Gam. by Mortuary, Lomita, directors. LEVIN E. Jack beloved husband of. Arion; fond father of Claire Keed.

William N. Levme ana Susan Gelfand; brother of Al Laval of San Diego, Rose Selig-man of Seal Beach, Rae Green-berg and Sarah Kunet both of New York and Bess Levine of Miami Beach; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Service Friday. 1 p.m. at Hill side Memorial Park Chapel.

Ma-Know Silverman Mortuary, directors. LICHTENSTEIN. Alyce, beloved wife of the late Joseph; loving mother of tne late blame: sur vived by many loving nieces, nephews, and great-nieces and nephews. Service 1:30 p.m., Sunday at westwooa Memorial rarit cna Westwood Village Mor tuirv. directors.

LIMON. Jesus R. of 19521 South Caney Carson; passed awav October 9. 1974, aged 8b. He leaves his wife, Maria and family.

Rosarv this evenintr. 7 p.m. at McNerney Mortuary ChapelJSan Pedro, unerai Mass aaiuraay. 9 a.m. at St.

Philomena Catholic Church, Carson. Interment in All Souls Cemetery. LINDSTROM, Alfred T. Sr. Forest Lawn-Glendale.

LIPSTEIN, Harold Cunningham tc O'Connor Hollywood Mortuary LOPEZ. Maria DeJesut Rosarv Friday. 8 P.m- mass Saturday, 9 a.m. both at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. In terment uaivary cemetery, vet ca-Robison Beverly.directors.

LOWENBEIN, Bess, (corrected notice), beloved sister of Leo R. Escott of Burbank, George As-tor of Miami Beach. Fla. and Frances Weissman of Stamford Conn. Passed away October 8, 1974.

Services were held 2 D.m.. Thursday at Mount Sinai Mem orial rarit inapei. mount ainai Mortuary. LULE, Theodore F. Utter-MeKinlev'i East L.A MANNIS, Norman beloved husband of Barbara; devoted father of Stephen, Cathy and Bruce; dear son of Ethel and Irving Mannis; fond brother of Richard Mannis.

Service Friday, 10 a.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Lnapei. Groman Mortuary, directors, McKELVEY, Edna May. Iltter-McKiniev't Downey. MILLER, Estella beloved mother nf Mm.

I.nuise Hurle: erand mother of Miss Betty Louise Hurle, Robert Lawrence Hurle and Miss Patricia Ann Hurle. Service 1:30 p.m., Monday at me wee tunc 0 me neamer, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. MURAKAMI. hivomi.

beloved wife of Mitsuo; mother of Mrs. Mar- arerv Takieuchi. Service 8 p.m, October 11 at Higashi Hongwanji Buddhist Lnurcn, its Norm ihou 01 kui Mortuary, directors. O'LEARY, Alger James. Armstrong Family, directors, OCHOA.

Anaelo C. Rosary Friday, 8:30 p.m., at Velga-Kobtson Beverly. Lnapei Mass Saturday. 9 am at As- sumption Church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

ONG. Clara Bessie Private services were eon ducted Thursday by the House of Hall Mortuarv.in accordance with personal instructions of Mrs. Ong. ORNEALAS. Francises Rosary Friday, 8 p.m.

mass Saturday, a a.m. ooin at ttesur rection Church. Interment Cal vary Cemetery. Veiga-Robison Beverly, directors. PETERSEN, Olav (Ted), passed away uctooer isv in uak land.

A consultant engineer witn Jacobs engineering, ras- adena an also affiliated with Fove Associates in Arcadia, He was a consulting engineer, materials handling specialist. Survived by his loving wife, Ann and children, Donna, Tom, Carol and Erik. Private burial at sea October 18. Family at home to mends 1 p.m. to 0 p.m.

on October 12 and 13 at 424 Sharon Road, Ar cadia. In lieu of flowers, dona tinn mav be made to the Staff Chapter of City of Hope. Circu latory ana acart tveaeirtn. The Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District Issues health advisories basedonaveragedcontaminantlevelsandoninstantaneouspeakreadings. Health advisories for photochemical oxidant, including ozone, will be issued by the Los Angeles County APCD at hourly averages of .20 pom (Stage 1), .40 ppm Stage 2) and 60 ppm (Stage 3).

APCDs in surrounding counties will issue advisories when levels reach .25, .50 and .75 ppm. The Los Angeles APCD will issue pollution advisories when ozone reaches instan- 1 taneouspealtsaf (Stage I), 1.0 ppm (Stage 2) and 1.5 ppm (Stage 3). FORECAST Maximum ozone levels today will be'20 ppm in the San Gabriel Valley, .15 ppm in the remaining inland valleys and central area and .05 to .10 ppm elsewhere in the Los Angeles Basin. There will be light smog in the central and inland areas. Maximum visibilities will be reduced at times to two miles in inland valleys and three miles elsewhere.

THURSDAY'S 1 id I Central Los Angeles .14 19 1 Northwest Coastal .11 11" .29 Southwest Coastal 09 27 .95 South Coastal .01 6 .46 South Central .06 13 .27 Southeast 06 16 .36 West San Fernando Valley 11 12 .38 East San Fernando Valley 11 17 .38 West San Gabriel Valley 14 20 .42 East San Gabriel Valley .11 10 .15 Pomona-Walnut Valley 10 9 .27 Orange County APCD 06 "3 .25 Ventura County APCD 13 -4 EXTENDED FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS: Extended out look Sunday through Tuesday. Continued rair wnn miia aaynme temperatures out some early morning coastal low clouds. Highs 5 to 75 in mountains and 70s and lower 80s along coast. Lows in 30s and 4us mountains ana mosuy ws coasiai areas. MARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER: Light variable winds night and morning hours becoming westerly to to It knots with two to three foot wind waves this afternoon.

Two to four foot soutneriy swells, some night ana morning low clouds otherwise mostly fair through lunigm. WESTERN FORECASTS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Saturday except patches of low clouds night and morning. Highs today in the 60s and 70s. Light winds. NUHinWtlltHN California: fair through Saturday but patches of fog or low clouds on coast and in coastal valleys mgni snu.

morning. sierka Nevada: Fair tnrouan Sat urday. Sliqhtty warmer days. SAN JOAQUIN valley: Fa tnrouoh Saturday. Higns today in trie ana 80s Lioht winds.

SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA: Fair through Saturday except patches of low clouds or foa niaht and morning. Highs today in the 60s and us. Ligm winos. MONTEREY BAY AREA! Fair through Saturday but patches of low clouds or fog night and morning. Highs today in the ous ana us.

Ligni wtnas. FOREIGN CITIES (Local time) Athens, I p.m. Clear 77 Berlin, 1 p.m. 48 Cairo, 1 p.m Clear 104 Casablanca, Noon Clear 72 Geneva, 1 p.m partly cloudy 52 Guadalajara, Clar 79 Hong Kong, 8 p.m Clear 77 London, p.m Partly cloudy 48 Madrid, 1 p.m Cloudy SI Manna, 8 p.m Rain 84 Mexico City Clear 70 fans, i p.m. oudy 52 Peking, 8 p.m Clear 54 Rome, 1 p.m Partly Cloudy 66 satgon, 11 p.m Cloudy tu Stockholm, p.m.

43 Sun, Moon, Tide iw vUr ou oo Sift Oct 15 Oct. J3 Oct 31 FRIDAY. OCT. II Sun rises 6:54 a.m., sets :24 Moon rises 2:40 a.m.. sets 3: p.m.

51 p.m. Oct. high low Mori 11 7:09 5.0 1.S :53 5.3 low high low 12 1:19 0.1 7:43 15 13 1:56 0 2 8:13 6.0 3:32 0.1 14 2:32 0.5 8:45 6.3 low high 7:48 S.4 5.4l 5.2 Denotes p.m All lime D.S.T. TEMPERATURES PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Precipi Station Max. Min.

tation Albany 59 40 Amarillo 79 Anchorage 40 Asheville 75 Atlanta 78 Atlantic City 68 Austin 87 58 25 37 47 48 61 42 45 36 42 72 47 45 45 36 46 44 46 40 39 43 42 60 44 46 45 36 47 61 09 49 34 71 69 41 49 59 38 47 51 44 52 70 57 38 45 44 54 51 44 51 48 65 4S 48 33 35 40 45 36 40 64 57 77 52 55 Baltimore 75 Birmingham 79 Bismarck 79 Boston 64 Brownsville 84 Buffalo 59 Burlinaton. Vt 54 .01 Charleston. S.C 76 Charleston W.V 73 Charlotte, N.C. 74 Cheyenne 67 Chicaao 62 Cincinnati 71 Cleveland 65 Columbia, S.C. 81 Columbus, Oh 76 Dallas 87 Dayton 69 Denver 80 Des Moines 80 Detroit 70 Duluth 59 El Paso .,,87 Fairbanks 27 Fargo 83 Hartford 66 Honolulu 88 Houston 85 Indianapolis jo Jackson.

Ms. 80 Jacksonville Juneau 79 50 79 81 71 Kansas City Little Rock Louisville Memphis 80 Miami Beach 80 Midland-Odessa 82 .11 Milwaukee 83 Nashville New Orleans 11 New York 72 Norfolk, Va 72 North Platte 83 lomaha 84 lOrlando 83 Philadelphia 75 Pittsburgh 69 Portland, Me 59 Providenca 68 Raleigh 74 Rapid City 79 Richmond 74 St. Louis 73 St. Petersburg-Tampa 85 San Antonio 83 San Juan, P.R 92 Shreveport 81 Sioux Falls 17 WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY A dlMlDntlna cold rant was about boo miles off the southern Oregon 1 4AA mil. DMnft nn HI UAIMaiM7 MMI Point Conception to about 75ft miles Thursday's Temperatures, Summaries Report PEAK READINGS Carbon Ozone Monoxide Nitrogen Oxides NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Ar few thundershowers developed in the northern Plains and southern Rockies.

Light thundershowers formed during the late morning hours over portions of New Mexico and South Dakota but remained scattered and only produced small amounts of precipitation. Some moved into southern Minnesota by early Thurs day afternoon. However, partly cloudy! conditions prevailed eisewnere in im Plains and Rockies. Mostly cloudy skies extended from the eastern Great Lakes region to New England wnn some snow-ers in Maine. Skies were clear to partly cloudy west of the Rockies, except tor cloudy weather along the North Pacific Coast.

Generally clear skies also existed from the Mississippi Valley to the Central and South Atlantic Coast. The clouds in Maine held afternoon temperatures to the 40s, while much of New York and other parts of northern Newtngiano were in the 50s. 60s and 70s were com. mon the remainder ot tne area east 01 the Rockies except for some 80s near the Gulf and in the central and southern Plains. Temperatures from the Rockies to the West Coast ranged from the 50s in the north to the 70s and 80s in the south.

A change to cooler weather was forecast for the northern Plains as a cold front from Canada moved southward ana trig gered some showers and thundershowers. Boy Beaten With Rock, Badly Hurt Prom a Times Staff Writer SAN BERNARDINO A 15 year old boy was in very serious condition at San Bernardino County Hospital Thursday with a skull fracture suffered Wednesday, night when a man attacked him with a large rock for no apparent reason while he was riding his- bicycle. Police said Don Milarski of San Bernardino was riding with two friends on a residential street near their homes when the man, described only as heavy set, leaped from some bushes and struck the youth several times with rock. In Search of JewishTadkion; The One Complete Memorial Park LOCAL TEMPERATURES Maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service, were as follows; Station 1 Max. Min.

tos Angeles 57 tos Angeles Airport 7t 57 Apple Valley 78 40 Bakersfield 81 62 Barstow-Dagget 82 57 Beaumont 74 44 Bishop 76 37 Blythe fl 64 El Centra 90 57 Fresno 80 56 ftollywood-Burbank 73 52 take Elsinore 76 51 Lancaster 76 47 Long Beach 72 53 AAontebelio 76 53 Ml. Wilson 66 46 Needles 60 Newport Beach 68 56 Northriiloe 75 50 rmtarin 76 54 Palm Springs 48 Pasadena J5 50 Riverside U.C 74 50 San Bernardino 74 46 Cut ruhricl 77 41 Santa Ana 1. 74 53 Santa Barbara 50 Santa Maria 71 45 Tirnl 93 64 Torrance Wrtohtwood 65 35 RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, 75; Low, 55. TEMPERATURES 1 PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST Precipi Italian Max. Min.

tation Atbuoueraut 73 54 .03 Billings 68 50 Boise 63 40 Casper 68 it Eureka 59 46 Flagstaff 71 33 Creat Fall 51 Helena 5 51 Las Vegat J4 Phoenix 6 Portland, Ore. 5 44 Red Blurt 7 53 11 Sacramento 83 53 Salt Laka Clty 8 San Francisco 67 54 Settla St Tucson 91 6j Yellowstone 49 37 Yuma CANADIAN STATIONS Wax. Min. talion Calgary 59 Edmonton Montreal JO Ottawa II 23 27 52 51 50 2a 40 Winnipeg" 40 2 .9" Vancouver Home of Peace, Los Angeles' pioneer Memorial Park and Mausoleum has, available immediately, a wide selection of graves, crypts, private gardens and privately shared alcove crypts for every kind of burial need. Make your selection now for pre-need cemetery property.

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