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8 Part ll-sun. June s. i960 IbsAnfletas (Stones 10 YEARS AND 110 FEET DEATH NOTICES NATIONAL FORECAST FOR SUN. JUNE 8, 1980 II His Dream Ship Nears Reality I i Funeral Announcements ARMSTRONG, jeha Molvla Noyroao Seclety, Barsxak BARMETT, Harriot re mia Martury, director! BELL, Gas D. Neptaae Satiety, BaiWak BEJUWUIST, Oaear Alkla Neataae Satiety, Bacbaak BRINljjeka Davis NtjMiM Satiety, Barkaak CAM Hi! Sarah Maliaew A Silverman Mettaarr CARDELUCC1.

Jaaaes 8aoel Memorial eervlcee will be held for James Samuel Cardelucci, blrthdate Scot 21. 1957. ase 22. By GORDON GRANT Times Staff Writer COSTA MESA-Shipbuilder Dennis Holland's dream, which has tantalized him for 10 long years, seems to be on the brink of coming true. The great 110-foot replica of an 1812 Baltimore clipper he's building in his front yard he laid the keel on May 2, 1970-has attracted the attention of television and motion picture people, and lucrative contracts may be just over the horizon.

"Money," Holland said, "has been the problem right along." Lack of money caused delay after delay in getting the big ship in the 'water. Holland had planned to sail it in the 1976 tall ship Bicentennial parade in New York. But lack of funds meant the ship was not ready. Through the years, Holland has never taken short cuts or fallen back on cheap materials to help his finances. "I've always been picked on by my friends, going back to my high school buddies, for not switching to fiberglass and plywood," he said.

"But I work in oak and fir and mahogany, Beloved husband of Lvnette Car delucci, loving aon of Samuel and Jackie Cardelucci, cherished brother of Hark Cardelucci, paternal grandson of the late Sal-vatore and Lucv Cardelucci. maternal grandson of the late james i ana tunus Agaianian. Services to be held at Armenian Pentecostal Church, 1220 W. Wnittier Montebello, CA on Monday, June 9, 1980 at 1 pm. Family requests in lieu of flowers donations Be made to the Armeni an Pentecoaul Church.

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Canity CLARK, Jeha Williams Neataae Settetj, Barkaak COLMAN, Samaol Gramaa-EMa Hatfaurr CONDON, Alice O. Armstreaf Family L.A. Canary CROUCH, AlTeea Cyathla Neataae Satiety, Barkaak vvuivntvwm Chapel af the rises, directors Mi-oirei (731-! laaaah Parker ft NearaaaSaelatv. Rarkaak DONENFELD. Dora MoaatSiaal Mortuary 1M M.ikft.Ll lnviM father and grandfather; passed away June law.

EOLKIN. Isaak D. Moaat Slaal Martuir ERICSSON, David Neatnaa Satletr. Rnrkaak EVANS, Grady T. Armstreaf Family LA.

Ceaarjr FERNANDEZ, Cristobal Ferast Laws. Oleadale. OARTLAND, James Joseph, husband oi ueuy jeanne uaruana: (atner of Denise Gartland Novoselski, Patricia Gartland Mullins, James like they did 200 years ago. Maybe I was born too late." His refusal to compromise or, on occasion, to accept money under what he considered distasteful circumstances obviously contributed to the financial problem. His ship, named Pilgrim, was endorsed by the Orange County Bicentennial Committee, and later by the California Bicentennial Committee, to represent the state and the county in the 1976 Bicentennial celebration, even though it had not yet been launched.

"The state was going to lend me $5,000 to finish her off," he said. "But then I found out that the money would go first to the historical foundation and then to me, and I'd be paying them back instead of the state. I didn't want to mess with taxpayers' money that way." At about the same time, a man described by Holland as a "Bicentennial promoter type," suggested that, while Pilgrim was on the East Coast during the celebration, it could call at all the port cities between Florida and New York. "He said we could charge people to come aboard and look at her, and we would split the money," Holland said. "I turned him down too.

That's not what the Bicentennial was all about." So instead of taking the easy money, Holland faced the frustrations and uncertainties of his predicament and took odd jobs to keep his dream and his family alive. While his wife, Betty, also had outside work, he used his shipbuilder's skills to make custom doors for homes, to design and build bridges for a developer who had creeks on his land, to install wooden paneling in a lawyer's office. He worked on Pilgrim when he could afford materials lumber and paint that constantly were soaring in cost. When the ship was far enough along, the Hollands moved from the ramshackle little house at the rear of their lot and lived aboard. Their children, Julie Marie, 6, and Heidi Lynn, 3, have known no other home than one of mahogany bunks, a huge main cabin table hung on gimbals, a ship's galley a home whose front door was an opening in the great hull where three planks had been left off to provide access.

Holland was 24 when he laid the keel 10 years ago. He's still youthful looking and clear eyed, still steeped in the lore of the old sailing ships and of the fine workmanship that went into them. His research into vessels of the past culminated in acquiring from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, the specifications for a brigan-Flease Turn to Page 10, Col. 3 PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CONTINUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS: VHF 162.55 WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS J. uaruana, Barbara Elizabeth Gartland; brother of Mrs.

Thomas Kiernan and Mrs. James T. Moore, grandfather of Erin Elizabeth MulQna. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday, 8 pm and Mass of Christian Burial Monday, 10 am, both at St Martin of Tours Catholic Church. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Gates, Klagslay Gates, Saata Maaleajfirectors. GATUNG.Jack W. Armstreaf Family L.A. Ceaaty GINGOLD, Maarlce Salke" beloved lainer or uen (Herb) Bieoer, Gloria Wexler and Jack (Roberta) Gingold. Also survived by 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

Services 12 noon Sunday at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, interment Beth Olam Cemetery. Maliaew 4s Sllvermaa Mortuary, directors. GOLDBERG, Rekecea Oromaa Mortuary directors OOLDENBERQ, Karl Meuat Slaal Mortuary HAfYLEY, RefiaaM, of Newport SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELES: Sunny today and Monday with low cloudiness early Monday morning in coastal area. Highs today about 80 and Monday about 84. BEACHES: Some high cloudiness but mostly sunny today with highs from 70 to 78.

Water about 60. MOUNTAINS: Sunny today and Monday with highs for both days 66 to 74 and lows 54 to 58. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Mostly sunny today and Monday. Highs today 78 to 85 and Monday 84 to 90. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Mostly sunny today and Monday.

Highs today 78 to 85 and Monday 84 to 90. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Mostly sunny today and Monday. Highs today 78 to 85 and Monday 84 to 90. ORANGE COUNTY: Some high cloudiness today but mostly sunny. Highs will be in the mid to high 70s.

UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Sunny and warm today and Monday. Highs in the upper deserts today 80 to 88 and Monday 86 to 94. There will be local west to southwest winds 20 m.p.h. at times during the afternoon and evening hours in the upper deserts. Highs in the lower deserts today 94 to 100 and Monday 96 to 103.

SAN DIEGO COUNTY: High cloudiness today and Monday with sunny and slightly warmer days. Highs today and Monday 71 to 86. neacn, passea away june ibu. Survived by wife, Frances; son, Reginald of Newport Beach and daughters, Mary Halliburton of South Pasadena and Martha Nogle of Valencia. Services Tuesday.

10am at Chapel af MeCormlck Mortuary, La- Saaa Hills. Interment in El Toro emeterv HTMMEL, Elsie Beloved mother of iir. saniord Himmel and Barbara Carter. Sister of Arthur and Louis Feuer, Charlotte Kaplan and Margaret Lax. Devoted grandmother of 5.

Services Sunday 3pm at Eden Memorial Park Chapel, Maliaow 4k Sllvermaa Mortuarr. directors. SMOG HULSE, Ola Arrastreag Family LA. Couaty JACOBS, Sylvia, (Turk). 80; wife of Pollutant Standard Index GMd t-m URhMlrMul Mt-m Vtry UnkMtthM M-Mt, Hiurdwit, 3M-SML Tlx areas llsltd btlow art lha Pollutant Standard Indtx forecasts for today, as predicted by tlx South Coast Air Quality Management District: Bio Bear Lake PSI O.

coastal area PSI high deserts PSI 4Z Inland Orange County PSl 44 low deserts PSI 5ft metropolitan area PSI IS, Rlverslde-San Bernardino PSI 205, southeast Riverside County PSI 4 San Fernando-Santa Clarlta PSI IM, San Gabriel-Pomona PSI 210. Saturday's Temperatures 3 TO 5 DAY FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS: Extended forecast for Tuesday through Thursday. Fair except lata night and early morning low cloudiness In coastal areas. In Coastal sections, highs 67 to 75 at the beaches to 85 to 93 inland valleyv Overnight lows 52 to 62. Highs in the mountains in the 60s to low 70s and lows in the 40s.

MARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER: Northwesterly winds 10 to 20 knots with combined seas 3 to feet outer coastal waters off Point Conception to San Nicolas Island today otherwise light variable winds becoming westerly 10 to II knots this afternoon. Two to 3 foot westerly swell. Fair through tonight but patchy late night and early morning low cloudiness. WESTERN FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Sunny days through Monday with Increasing low clouds nights and mornings. Gradual warming.

Highs 60s at the beaches to the 70s Inland. Small craft advisory north of the Bay Bridge Including Suisun Bay and West Delta for westerly winds 15 to 30 h. afternoons and evenings, elsehwere winds westerly 15 to 20 m.p.h. afternoons. SIERRA NEVADA: Fair with afternoon clouds through Monday.

Warming trend. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Sunny days and starry nights through Monday. Warming trend. Lows In the 50s. Highs In the 80s.

Light winds except winds southwest 15 to 25 m.p.h. in Delta. MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA: Mostly fair through Monday with a few afternoon clouds. Slow warming. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Sunny days and starry nights through Monday.

Warming trend. Highs mostly in the 80s to near 90 south end Monday. Light winds. SANTA MARIA SAN LUIS OBSIPO AREA: Sunny days through Monday with patchy low clouds, this morning Increasing tonight and Monday morning. Warming trend Inland.

Lows mid 40s to low 50s. Highs upper 60s to mid 70s. Northwest winds 10 to 25 m.p.h. afternoons. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Mostly sunny days through Monday Increasing tonight and Monday morning.

Gradual warming tend. Lows mid 40s to low 50s. Highs upper 60s and 70s. Westerly winds 10 to 25 m.p.h. afternoons.

SANTA CLARA VALLEY: Sunny days and starry nights through Monday with patchy low clouds this morning Increasing tonight and Monday morning. Warming trend. Lows mid 40s to low 50s. Highs mostly In the 70s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 m.p.h.

afternoons. NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA: Low clouds and local drinle along the coast nights and mornings and chance of a shower Shelter Cove northward near the Oregon Border today. Otherwise mostly fair and a little warmer through Monday. LOCAL FORECAST Station Max. Mln.

LOS ANGELES BASIN Los Angeles Civic Center 80 57 Beverly HillsHollywood 77 54 WhlttlerMontebello II 55 Louis (f ormerly of Chicago). Loving mother of Mrs. Beatrice (Edward) Davis and Mrs. Muriel (Irving) Bellow; adoring grandmother of 5 and great-grandmoter of 1. Devoted sister of Mrs.

Ethel Seman, Mrs. Rose Blonsky, Mrs. Ruth Kranzler, Mrs. Harriet Dop-pelt, Mrs. Muril Bergman, Jacob, Aaron and Milton Turk.

Services Sunday, 4 pm at Mount Sinai Chapel in Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mouat Slaal Mortuary. In lieu of flowers, family prefers donations to vour favorite charitv. NEARLY FINISHED Dennis Holland caulks hull of his ship. After 10 years of work, he hopes to launch the clipper this summer.

Times photo by Steve Rice SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service, were as follows: JOHNSON, Manorle D. Armstraai Family L.A. Couaty KENNEDY, Owes EL of West Covi Los Angeles 81 LA Airport 73 Bakersf leld S3 ns, prominent dress manufacturer in Los Angeles. Survived by wife, Virginia Kennedy; brother, Patrick of Spokane, Washington; mother, Ann Ward of Oakland. Rosary Monday, 7:30 pm at Cus-ter-Chrltrlaasea Mortuary Cha- To Hem or Not to Hem Fashion editor Marylou Luther will keep you posted on seasonal changes in hemlines, waistlines and the latest lines in designer couture and ready-to-wear apparel.

You'll find fashion news regularly in VIEW. I. Covlaa. Mass of Christian P1' lurial Tuesdav. 11am at Sacred Bur Heart Church, Covins.

Entombment in Rose Hills Memorial Park. LERNER, Lee, beloved husband of NATIONAL WEATHER Heavy thunderstorms, which produced large hail, high winds and heavy rain over portions of the plains and northern Mississippi valley Friday night and early Saturday morning moved Into the southern Great Lakes region later in the day. Hall the size of tennis balls pelted Cherry Valley, III. 5 miles east northeast of Rockford, III. while tea cup site hall fell in southeastern Rockford during the mid and late morning hours.

Twisters were spotted near Newaygo Mich. 25 miles northeast of Muskegon, and along the border between Michigan and Indiana. Winds gusted to 85 miles an hour early this afternoon at Mont-pelier, in the northwestern corner of Ohio. Heavy thunderstorm rains produced some flash flooding of the smaller creeks and streams in western Wisconsin Saturday morning. A severe thunderstorm watch covered portions of northeastern Indiana, southeastern Lower Michigan and northern Ohio until p.m.

C.D.T. Saturday afternoon. Heavy thunderstorms redeveloped in eastern Iowa and a tornado watch was issued for portions of extreme eastern Iowa, northern and central Illinois and western Indiana until 6 p.m. C.D.T. FOREION CITIES City Time Weather Tamp.

FuneralAnnouncements Funeral Announcements Funeral Directors Funeral Directors i.iman; loving tamer oi myitis Hartman and Edward Lerner; cherished grandfather of Susan, Wendy and Douglas Hartman, Denise, Dina and Keren Lerner. Also survived by 3 sisters. Services Sunday, 4 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Gro-maa Mortuarr.

directors. TEDFORD, Joha A M.D. survived 58 55 52 59 40 54 34 40 82 49 59 53 55 52 53 49 53 45 84 55 49 50 58 48 46 to 44 53 48 54 85 51 PARKER, Katie Armstroat Family L.A. County PENICK, Marion Armatronf Family L.A. County POLLACK, Sylvia BarstowDaggett 92 Beaumont 55 Beverly Hills 74 Big Bear Lake 72 Bishop 15 Blythe 9 CatalinaAvalon 78 El Centre 93 Fresno HollywdBurbank (3 Lancaster Long Beach tt Monrovia 87 Montebello 83 Mt.

Wilson 73 Needles 99 Newport Beach 87 Northrldge 83 Ontario 85 Palm Springs 101 Sandberg 72 San Bernardino 84 San Diego 74 Sn Juan Caplstrano 82 Santa Ana 78 Santa Barbara 72 Santa Monica 82 Thermal 98 Torrance 75 oy wue, Margaret Teaiord: sons, James C. Tedford, M.D. and Patrick M. Teford. M.D.; 5 grandchildren.

Funeral Mass Monday, 7 pm at St. Charles Church. Interment private. J. T.

Oswald, North Hollywood, directors. Hiiuiae mortuary, directors. PONOROFF, Tina, beloved wife of LITTLE, Myrtle M. Armstraaf Family LA. Couaty LIVINGSTON, Joha Henry III Neptune Society, Burbank LOMBARDELLI, Zllpha Neataae Satiety, Burkaak LOUIS, laa Gro man Mortuary, directors LYMAN, Beverly, beloved wife of THORNTON, William Joseph, nus COMPLETE DISPOSITION ffOiC ALL LA.

PJ4J COUNTY "NOT A PENNY MORE" EMBALMING CASKETS Low Priced Funerals Compare Mortuary Prices and Services by Phone FOREST LAWN MORTUARIES Glendale. Hollywood Hills. West Covina and Cypress irving; aevotea motner ot Arieen Neeley and Bruce Ponoroff. Also survived by her father, Rabbi Joseph Vinik; sister, Elsa Singer: brother Julie Vinik and 1 adored granddaughter, Stacia Neeley: 3 neices and 4 nephews. Services Sunday, 12 noon at Mount Sinai Chapel in Mount Sinai Memorial Park.

Oromaa-Eoen Mortuary directors. Aberdeen, 1 p.m. Cloudy 55 63 susnneu loving motner ot Joan Lyman Murphy of Anaheim. Also survived by grandson, Brion Lyman Murphy; granddaughter, Gretchen M. Wainwright; brother, Robert Lindsey of Florida.

Funeral services 10am. Monday at Chapel of Cuaalafham 4t OToaaer, 8540 Melrose. Private interment Amsterdam, i p.m. ptly Cldy Ankara, 3 p.m. Cldy Antigua, I am Cloudy Dana ot ft.atnryn mormon; father of Susan Morrissey, Marcia Kay LaCour, Mary Jo Klein-schmidt; brother of Mary Alice Rardin, Mary Agnes Ervin, Mar- Saret Cook and Myrtle Luketic.

lso survived by 4 grandchidren. Recitation of the Rosary Monday, 7:30 pm at Little Chapel of the Dawn. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, 10am at Loyola Sacred Heart Chapel, Loyola-Ma-rymount University. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to the William Thornton Memorial Fnd, Loyola-Marymount University.

Gates, Klnpley A Gates, Saata Monies, directors. RAMOS, Pete Veln-Roelsaa, Beverly REHAK, Mlroslav I Armstreaf Family L.A. County RIVERA, Antoneta beloved wife RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, 70; low, 35 TEMPERATURES ft PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Preclpl- BEACHES MAHONEY, Andrew beloved Santa Monica RedondoHermosa .66 .68 .70 HuntingtonNewport Max Min. tatlon Station- .53 Albany oi joe Hivera; loving motner ot Joe Rivera, Jr. and Joann Rivers.

Rosary today 7:30 pm at Cunningham A O'Connor Chapel, 850 W. Washington Blvd. Mass of Christian Burial Monday, 10 am at Immaculate Conception Church (9th A Green). Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery GROMflN MORTUARIES Jewish Funeral Directors nusDana oi Kosemann Manoney: brother of Ben, Ira, Robert and Mary Mahoney and Ella Anderson. Rosary Monday, 7 pm at Wayside Chapel with graveside services Tuesday, 10 am in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Gates, Klapley A Gates, (477-12471 TISCHGARTEN, Jennie, of Sherman Asuncion I a.m. Clear Athens, 2 p.m Ptly Cldy Auckland, mdnt. Clear Belling, 8 p.m. Clear Berlin, 1 p.m. Clear Birmingham, 1 P.m.

Cldy Bonn, 1 p.m Rain Brussels, p.m. Ptly Cldy Buenos Aires, I am Cloudy Cairo, 2 p.m. Clear Casablanca, noon Cldy Copenhagen, 1 p.m Clear Dublin, 1 p.m. Ptly Cldy Geneva, 1 p.m. Cloudly Guadalaiara Ptly Cldy HoChiMlnh CI p.m.

Clear Hong Kong, I p.m. Ptly Cldy Jerusalem, 2 p.m. Clear Lima 7 am Cloudy Amarillo Anchorage Ashevllle Atlanta Atlantic City. Austin .57 .87 92 .84 .94 .93 ROMANOS, Louis Mr, beloved father COASTAL STRIP Santa Barbara 72 VenturaOxnard 70 InglewoodCulver City 75 Torrance 76 Long Beach 79 Santa Ana 76 Oceanside 70 San Diego 75 SIMI VALLEY Los Angeles A Valley .05 Baltimore MAIER, Gloria Saunders passed Birminaham 91 uans, passea away June iaou. Survived by son Larry Taylor; daughters, Evenlyn Moyer, Louise Ross and Chris Levinson; brothers, Alexander and Edward Krisel; 5 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren.

Services 12 Noon, Tuesday, June 10 at Sholom Chapel. Interment in Sholom Memorial Park. Shalom Mortuary, directors. ARMSTRONG FAMILY Save Money Let us handle the difficult part for only $345, and-if you wish -you can conduct a memorial service in your own home, garden, church, as so many people are doing today. ARMSTRONG FAMILY KEKBERSIIP CARD FREE Phont (213 747-9121 .16 .13 oi Mr.

Louis Komanos, Mrs. Amalia Reynolds; brother of Mrs. Amalia Menich, Miss Beatrice Ro-manos, and Mrs. Tomasa Garza. Also survived by 2 grandchildren.

Services Wednesday, 1:30 pm at Wee Kirk o'the Heather. Forest Lawn, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary (213) (213) away june law. ceiovea wue of Roy J. (Dick) Maier, daughter of George Dewey Saunders, mother of Mrs.

Lexy Cosentino. Graveside services, Kern River Valley Cemetery in Wofford Heishts.CA. Monday June 9. 2 am. 877- 748-2201 I 877-0335 .14 02 64 84 72 77 54 75 73 61 55 64 55 14 70 72 59 61 12 SI 61 72 63 72 64 75 73 14 55 75 97 66 77 66 72 73 77 59 77 50 97 75 12 63 70 Slml.

56 TUCKER, Gertrude Lisbon, noon London, 1 p.m. Madrid, 1 p.m. Malta, 1 p.m. Manila, 6 p.m Ptly Cldy Ptly Cldy Clear Ptly Cldy Hillside Mortuary, directors. ROSS, Joseph MALONE, Aaae V.

Carter-Cram Mortuary MARTIN, Steahaule Oromaa Mortuarr. directors. naie Mexico city. uroman-uen mortuary ROSENBERG, Harry Maliaow A Sllvermaa Mortuary. MORTUARY CEMETERY 466-4171 Los MARTINSON, Mariarle pCHMITT, William J.

Montevldio, 9 am Cloudy Moscow, 3 p.m. Ptly Cldy New Delhi p.m. Clear Nice 1 om Cloudy TURETSKT, Jaaet Groman-Eden Mortuary VAILE, Doris Armatronf Family L.A. County WEISS, J. Berne Gromaa Mortuary, directors WNUK, Florence Groman-Eden Mortuary WOOLF, Nedra beloved wife of ..61 .28 .20 .01 Arnwroni amur iuaiy SCHOENBERO, Katherine widow of Armsrrenf ramuy lA.

taoaiy MAURER, Louis Maliaow 4t Sllvermaa Mortuary MeCOLE, Edward Redmoad husband Oslo, 1 p.m. Ptly Cldy CREMATION SERVICES Clear Paris, 1p.m.. tne late Artnur m. scnoenoerg. Devoted aunt to Rabbi Joseph B.

Glaser, Dr. N. William Glaser and Mrs. Norman Larsen of New York, Mrs. Kitty Smith of New Jersey and Mrs.

Natalie Kahn of San Diego. Cryptside services Sunday 2pm at Hillside Memorial Park. Maliaow A Silverman Mortuary, SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Burbank S3 54 Van Nuys 83 53 Northrldge 84 52 SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Pasadena 83 54 El MonteSan Gabriel 83 54 SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY Ontario 84 54 Iverslde 84 53 San Bernardino 14 52 Beaumont 88 48 NORTHERN DESERTS LancasterPalmdale 84 52 Vlctorvllle Apple Valley 84 52 BarstowDaggett 94 61 China LakeRldgecrest 87 55 SOUTHERN DESERTS Palm Springs 101 62 4W1 ot Mary Ann Mccole, father or Mary C. McCole, son of Anastasia McCole of New York and brother of Anne Koup. Rosary Sunday evening at 7 at the Callanaa Mortuary, 301 N.

Western Ave. Mass or Christian burial 11 a.m. at St. .01 1.03 .30 Neptune Society 213831-0664 Hn. njMwamilHl IJt Rio de Clear Rome, 1 p.m.

Ptly Cldy Seoul, 9 p.m. cloudy Sofia, 2 P.m. Ptly Cldy Stockholm, 1 p.m. Clear Sydney, 10 p.m. Clear Tehran 3 p.m.

Clear Totiyo, 9 p.m. Ptly Cldy Tunis, 1 p.m Clear Vienna, 1 p.m. Storm Warsaw, 1 p.m. Ptly Cldy samuei taanayi wooit; mother oi Deborah Beck, Howard Woolf and Gail Pincus; grandmother of 8. Passed away May 31, 1980.

Memorial services Tuesday, June 10. 3 p.m. at Temple Emet, 20400 Ventura Woodland Hills, Rabbi John M. Sherwood, officiating. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to the City of Hone.

Brendan a Church (3rd It Van Ness). 'Hillside MEMORIAL PARK NOWHASlTSOm MORTUARY .29 .46 MeWHINNEY, Maria ret SENDER, Gertrude I Maliaow A Silverman Mortuary ISHAW, Donald husband of Mar Armstroat FamUv LA. Couatv 60 67 48 65 74 63 80 67 69 46 57 61 58 61 45 76 69 71 42 67 73 59 69 70 76 73 51 69 62 50 60 76 S3 45 61 61 61 72 72 68 48 77 74 77 69 78 88 72 54 60 73 76 64 70 60 76 68 65 65 64 49 69 49 66 77 73 79 60 51 78 SO 72 72 WOOLF, Nedra Call Rosedale Cemetery lew Cost Removal and Cremation 213734-3155 74 hr. lit Isseaile Cca. Usee.

Los Anteles MICHELS, Rase, keloved wife of Neotune Society. Burbank OBITUARY Bismarck 62 Boston 83 Brownsville 95 Buffalo 77 Burlington, Vt 70 Casper 67 Charleston, S.C 85 Charleston, W.V 87 Charlotte, N.C 89 Cheyenne 65 Chicago SO Cincinnati 91 Cleveland 81 Columbia, S.C 92 Columbus, Oh 87 Dal. Ft Worth 101 Dayton 87 Denver 72 Des Moines 82 Detroit 73 Duluth 59 El Paso 105 Evansvllle 94 Fairbanks 60 Fargo 64 Hartford 63 Honolulu 86 Houston 94 Indianapolis 88 Jackson Ms 96 Jacksonville 92 Juneau 79 Kansas City 88 Little Rock 92 Louisville 93 Lubbock 99 Memphis 95 Miami Beach 84 Midland-Odessa 105 Milwaukee 83 Paul 71 Nashville 93 New Orleans 95 New York 76 Norfolk, Va 89 North Platte 74 Oklahoma City 96 Omaha 74 Orlando 92 Philadelphia 87 Pittsburgh S3 Portland, Me 70 Raleigh 90 Rapid City 64 Richmond 92 St. Louis 93 St. Prbg -Tampa 89 San Antonio 95 San Diego 74 Syracuse 67 Topeka 87 Tulsa 97 Washington 92 Wichita 89 VAUGHN, Vivian NL passed away May 13, Ase: loviaf motner oi Larry Mlehels, Barbara Crown, Harriet Specter: 10 loviaf fraaachllarea; sister Shirley Rakove.

Services today, 3 pm at Griffin Brothers Fuaeral Chapel, Camar-illo, officiating, Rabbi Shimon Paskow. .98 .96 ImperialEl Centra Blythe CANADIAN CITIES Preclpl- Statlon- Max Mln. tatlon Calgary 55 39 Edmonton 54 34 .34 Montreal 75 59 Ottawa 75 61 Reglna 57 32 Toronto 63 55 .76 Vancouver 61 50 Winnipeg 70 43 iMU. interment in DHersiieio, may tsnu. Lite published lor all her friends nets in Los LOS ANGELES 776-1931 836-7860 ina l.

snaw; tamer oi uonaia James Shaw, Marguerite L. Shaw: son of C. Norma Shaw; brother of James Richard Shaw; uncle of Joan Knodel; cousin of Lorraine Ropes; also survived by numerous other great-nieces and -nephews. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday, 7:30 pm and Mass of Christian Burial Monday, 8am, both at Corpus Christ! Catholic Church. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Gates, Klnpley Gates, Santa Moaica.directors. MOUNTAINS CHAPEL OF THE PINES Complete Cremation $250 Call tor Information 213731-5179 24 HOURS LOS ANGELES FUNERAL NOTICES .70 .72 .74 Big Bear Lake Lake Arrowhead Wrlghtwood 7 HOME LODGE No. 721, F. A.M. will sssentble MIDDLETON, Maude Armstraaf Family LA.

County MILLMAN, Guttle Maliaow aV Sllvermaa Mortuary MITCHELL. SARAH .11 3 p.m. noon, sunoay at Mount smai Cremation Society of Inc. 1.39 memorial ram to conuuci services for out lite brother. 24 Hr.

$277 (213) 247-3850 SIMMS, Mrs. Erms G. uromaa mortuary, directors NICHOLS, Etsile passed away Sun, Moon, Tide .61 1 .13 SAMUIL CARMIN Forest Lawa, Uleadala. ISKIFF, L. Pearl Armstrona Family L.A.

Countv MURRAY TUB AS. W.M. CEMETERY Lots-Crypts June low. Visitation at Utter McKluley AAA MARVIN WtNCHELL P.M. Sec.

SOKOLSKAYA, Alexandra MyraO Funeral Directors Monday 5pm-9pm and Tuesday, GREEN HILLS Palos VerrJcs 2 hi ground lots overlooking S.P. Bay $600 each pp 213377-0623 '21 oo Qua foo Qui fcoo Qua oo Qua MALINOW SILVERMAN JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOS ARGELES 213748-1051 vam-ipm. interment in Moms- sum Irutiana years; oeiovea, joyiui, dynamic mother of Valya Tretiacov and Tanya B. Walker. Also survived by 3 grandchildren, Valya Morgan, Katya Walker and Darri GRAND VIEW-MEMORIAL PARK Glendsle-sac.

2 lots, Sec. O'CONNOR, Anthony Armatroaa Fantilv L.A. Canntr CAI.LAAN Mortuary Serving Catholic Families 2i3a5z rp. TEMPERATURES A PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST Preclpl- Statlon Max Mln. tatlon Albuquerque 93 55 Billings 64 45 .01 Boise 77 43 .01 Caspar 67 45 Eureka 66 47 Flagstaff 76 33 Great Falls 62 41 .03 Helena 64 37 Las Vagal 94 60 Phoenix 100 61 Portland, Ore.

71 53 .04 Red Bluff 53 Reno 79 31 Sacramento 70 49 Salt Lake City 77 42 San Francisco 64 52 Seattle 65 49 .01 Spokane 72 42 Tucson 99 62 ORLIN, Reheeca, beloved mother of INGLEWOOD Park Cemetery. One lot SS25 213949-3125 Pp waixer; ana tne late granason, Dr. Creed Walker. LOS ANGELES (213 462-2266 ROSE HILLS lot. Sacrifice SITS Graveside services 9 am, Mon Pp.

Call eves. 213289-8134 dav. June 9 in Forest Lawn Mem. tnaries, Henry, Sidney ana Allan Isaac; devoted grandmotehr of 3. Se vices Sunday, 2 pm at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.

Maliaow A Silverman Marhurv. Hirrtnm utter Mckinley oriai Park, Cypress. Directed by 2 D8L plots, Inglewood Pk, Sacrifice 213 S91-24I5 eves, 340-7054 Pp. oresi Lawn monuarv. Los Angeles (213) 388-2481 June 13 Jwwst JumIJ July SUNDAY, JUNI I Sun rltw HO Am.

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