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Friday, October 9, 1981 Part IV 11 WE A THER 1 $Wf Reports and Forecasts From Across the Nation Weather summary for selected cities, including overnight lows and daytime highs. Precipitation it for 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. POT, iSlilll S- -a, I JSP -JVS 5. J. mm City Thursday' ForecastFrl.

ForecastSat. Thursday ForacaetFri. ForecastSet. LoHi Precip. Weather LoHI Weether LoHi City LoHI Pracip.

Weather LoHi Weather LoHI Albany 4364 .01 Ptckfy 3857 Sunny 3462 Juneau 33xx Ptcldy 3448 Ptcldy 3146 Albuquerque 6076 Ptcldy 4676 Fair 4879 Kansas City 3864 Cloudy 4664 Sunny 4568 Amanita 4360 Ptcldy 6073 Ptcldy 4776 Laa Vegas 6078 Sunny S685 Sunny 6785 Anchorage XXXX Ptcldy 3039 Fair 2640 Little Rock 6264 .02 Rain 6670 Cloudy 6870 Atlanta 6473 Cloudy 5269 Rain 6868 Louisville 4163 Sunny 4367 Shwrt 5171 Atlantic City 4860 Sunny 4660 Ptcldy 4461 Memphis 6173 Cloudy 6373 Ptcldy 6074 Austin 6966 Cloudy 6976 Sunny 6282 Miami Beach 7988 Ptcldy 7489 Ptckfy 7488 Baltimore 4462 Sunny 4162 Cloudy 4261 Milwaukee 3562 Ptcldy 3666 Cloudy 4265 Billings 4368 .22 Ptcldy 3668 Ptcldy 3368 MplsSt. Paul 4064 Shwra 4659 Shwrs 4467 Birmingham 6274 .17 Rain 6772 Rain 6076 Nashville 4672 Cloudy 4671 Cloudy 6669 Boite 3466 Ptcldy 3768 Cloudy 3760 New Orleans 6983 .66 turns 6882 Ptcldy 6886 Boston 4760 Sunny 4360 Sunny 4167 New York 6160 Sunny 4660 Sunny 4662 Brownsville 7687 Ptcldy 7086 Ptcldy 7488 Norfolk, Va. 4966 Sunny 4766 Cloudy 4970 Buffalo 4460 Ptcldy 3664 Ptcldy 3764 Oklahoma City 4968 Cloudy 6067 Ptcldy 6673 Burlington, Vt. 4449 33 Cloudy 3852 Ptcldy 3565 Omaha 4266 Cloudy 4966 Ptcldy 4368 Casper 4360 .03 Ptcldy 3860 Ptcldy 3061 Orlando 6690 Ptcldy 6889 Ptcldy 7090 Charleston, S.C. 6168 Ptcldy 6276 Cloudy 6880 Philadelphia 4760 Sunny 4261 Ptcldy 4161 Charleston, W.V.

3961 Sunny 3763 Cloudy 4465 Phoenix 6991 Sunny 6690 Sunny 6791 Charlotte. N.C. 4671 Ptcldy 4668 Rain 6666 Pittsburgh 4461 .02 Sunny 3368 Rsin 4365 Cheyenne 4368 Ptcldy 3658 Ptcldy 3266 Portland. Ma. 4267 Ptcldy 3866 Ptcldy 3664 Chicago 4067 Ptckfy 4164 Shwrs 4663 Portland, Ore.

6168 .12 Shwra 4760 Shwrs 4662 Cincinnati 3460 Sunny 3660 Ptcldy 4763 Providence 4169 Sunny 3967 Sunny 3768 Cleveland 4664 Sunny 3556 Ptcldy 4261 Raleigh 4369 Ptcldy 3969 Cloudy 4867 Columbus, Ohio 3455 Sunny 3368 Ptcldy 4361 Rapid City 6170 .12 Ptcldy 3964 Ptckfy 3661 DallasFt.Worth 5169 .01 Cloudy 6078 Fair 6082 Reno 3665 Fair 3066 Fair 3270 Dayton 3460 Sunny 3469 Ptcldy 4662 Richmond 4267 Sunny 3966 Cloudy 4366 Denver 4477 Sunny 4367 Sunny 3968 St. Louis 4063 Cloudy 4466 Ptcdly 4868 Dea Moines 3786 Shwrs 4258 Shwrs 4665 St. Petersburg 6685 Ptcldy 6887 Ptcldy 7087 Detroit 3657 Ptcldy 3569 Shwrs 4169 Salt Lake City 4466 73 Shwra 4062 Ptckfy 4365 Duluth 3666 Shwrs 4154 Shwrt 4266 San Antonio 6876 Cloudy 6078 Sunny 6364 El Paso 6286 Ptcldy 6886 Ptckfy 6884 San Francisco 5364 Fair 6267 Fair 6368 Fairbanks 2329 .06 Cloudy 2232 Cloudy 2333 San Juan, P.R. 7597 Sunny 7795 Sunny 9378 Fargo 5064 Shwra 4863 Cloudy 4353 Seattle 4763 .24 Shwra 4856 Shwra 4668 Flagstaff 4863 Sunny 3666 Sumy 3667 Shrsveport 6169 .18 Tstrms 6673 Ptcldy 6681 Great Falls 4368 Ptcldy 2866 Ptcldy 2866 Sioux Falls 4767 Cloudy 4761 Ptcldy 4160 Hartford 4669 Sunny 3869 Sunny 3568 Spokane 3760 .07 Shwra 3762 Shwrs 3663 Honolulu 7586 Ptcldy 7286 Ptcldy 7287 Syracuse 4766 60 Ptcldy 3963 Ptcldy 4067 Houston 6969 34 Cloudy 6177 Fair 6182 Tucson 6189 Sunny 6886 Sunny 6087 Indianapolis 3362 Sunny 3565 Rain 4464 Tulsa 4666 Cloudy 6170 Ptcldy 6275 Jackson, Mitt. 6261 .92 Ptcldy 6676 Ptcldy 6181 Washington 6364 Sunny 4864 Cloudy 4963 Jacksonville 6677 Rain 6176 Rain 6479 Wichita 4266 Cloudy 6067 Ptcldy 4771 iff National Oceanic and Atmospnenc Administration Associated Press Taken at 1:15 p.m.

POT Thursday except for the far north where some clouds were left by the recently passing storm front. The Southland should be facing fair weather except for some night and morning low clouds. Tropical Storm Lidia was caught in the act of raining on Texas in this Thursday satellite photo, having hurriedly deserted the western coast of Mexico. California lay under mostly fair skies. Marine Report Regional Report Northwest winds 10-20 knots with 4-6 foot seas over outer waters from Point Conception to San Clemente Island through tonight.

Elsewhere light variable winds this morning and tonight with southwesterly winds 8-15 knots this afternoon. Westerly swell 1-3 feet. Some low cloudiness mainly southern waters night and morning hours, otherwise fair through tonight. High temperature for 12 hours, low for 18 hours, precipitation for 24 hours ending at 4 p.m. Thursday: Pracip.

HiLo Location Pracip. HlLo Precip. HiLo Location Location Surf Forecast Forecast for 5 a.m. Today BCHSES MINNEAPOLIS-! 7 i I I I oei'E "IkansasL yr7 I aITi5s: AN0ELE8J I I UNASHVILLCl-- I ALtUOUEDOUE I OKLAHOMA CITY 7 TT TfirnnlLLAl Birmingham jf (SSr A el paso otUMIVT7fii 1 SNA 1 SHOUST'ZKs I JjZmmmllS COtD WAPJM afjfc tTAJtOMMV OCgLUWD a RAM 77T MOW FT PROMT FRONT mm PROMT PROMT aaBaBBBaWJaaaBBBaaa If SSI t. Apple Valley Bokersfield BarstowOaggett Beaumont Big Bear Lake Bishop Blythe Borrego Springs Burbank CatalinaAvalon Chula Vista Culver City Death Valley Del Mar ElCajon El Centra Valid for 24 hours from 6 p.m.

Thursday Surf Period Swell Swell Beach AvMx in Secs.AvMx Dir. Zuma 24 10 12 Santa Monica 23 11 12 SW Nwprt.Hunt. 24 11 12 SW San Diego Cnty. 34 13 12 7650 Escondido 7854 Palm Springs 9261 7355 Eureka 6150 Pasadena 7760 7958 Fresno 7347 Red Bluff 7050 7748 Julian 7248 Riverside 7555 6736 Lancaster 7352 Sacramento 7349 7232 Long Beach 7764 San Bernardino 7953 8861 L.A. Civic Center 7964 San Diego Trace 7267 9062 LA.

Int l. Airport 7562 San Gabriel No report 7959 Monrovia 8258 S. Juan C'strano 8256 7358 Montebello 8957 Santa Ana 7663 xx62 Mt. Wilson 6545 Santa Barbara 7150 7660 Needles x66 Santa Maria 7246 8970 Newport Beach 7458 Santa Monica 7059 7259 Northndge 7755 Simi 7454 7856 Oceanside 7257 Thermal 9164 9363 Ontario 7958 Torrance xx69 Relative humidity at Los Angeles Civic Center: high 81. low 60 Offshore Summary Thursday's wind speeds in knots, wave heights in feet, intervals in seconds.

State Forecasts Air Pollution Forecast and Report Wave Tamp. Wind Htlnt SaaAir W12 0309 6369 NNE4 0208 6465 W10 0310 6464 W14 0110 6365 W15 0108 6471 W15 0210 6563 NE1 0310 6362 Calm 02 14 6565 SSW15 0212 6269 SSW5 Calm 6671 No report S9 0209 6569 SSW7 Calm 6864 W8 0110 6772 SANTA CLARA VALLEY: Fair through Saturday except for patchy fog early today. Highs in 70s; lows in mid 40a to mid 50a. Northwester winds to 16 m.p.h. afternoons.

Lowhigh: San Jose 4874; Hollister 4675. SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Saturday except for patchy earfy-rrtorning fog. Highs in 60s to mid 70s: lows in mid 40s to mid 60s. Westerly winds to 20 m.p.h. afternoons and evenings.

Lowhigh: Oakland Airport 6172; Redwood City 5074. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Mostly fair through Saturday except for occasional high clouds in north today and local fog mainly in south early today. Highs in 70s; lows in 40s to low 60s. Light winds. Lowhigh: Shasta Dam 6267.

SIERRA NEVADA: Variable clouds north through Saturday with a few showers and snow flurries at higher elevations. Elsewhere mostly fair. Low high: Lake Tahoe 2949; Yosemhe 3870. NORTHEAST CALIFORNIA: Variable clouds through Saturday with snow flurries at higher elevations. Little temperature change.

Lowhigh: Al-turas 3655; Susanville 3866. MT. SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA: Scattered showers today with snow flurries at higher elevations. Chance of showers near Oregon Saturday; otherwise partly cloudy. Little temperature change.

Lowhigh: Mt. Shasta City 3856. NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA; Occasional showers near Oregon with chance of showers south to Cape Mendocino today: chance of showers in the same area Saturday. Otherwise partly cloudy both days. Local earty morning fog in valleys.

Low high: Fort Bragg 4664; Ukiah 4475. Extended Forecast For Sunday, Monday, Tuesday: SOUTHERN CAUFORMA COASTAL. MOUNTAIN AREAS: Fair except for some night and morning low clouds near South Coast. Highs from 70s near cost to mid 80s in inland valleys; lows in Mountain-resort level highs 62-72; lows mostly 35-45. Gusty winds at times in higher mountains.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERTS: Fair and mild. Owens Valley highs in 70s; lows in 30s. Otherwise upper-desert highs 77-87; lows 45-55. Lower-desert highs 87-97; lows 57-67. Local gusty afternoon winds.

CENTRAL CALFORNIA: Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday; mostly fair Tuesady. Temperatures a little below normal. Highs in 60s and low 70s along coast, 70s and low 80s in inland valleys: lows in 40s to mid 50s at lower elevations. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Cool and showery Sunday and Monday, mainly in north and over mountains. Clearing Tuesday.

Snow above feet. Highs in upper 50 to mid 60s near coast, in mid 60s to mid 70s in inland valleys; lows in upper 30s to low 50s at lower elevations. 8tatkxi, Time Channel Island. 2p. Santa Barbara.

8p. Ventura Harbor. Sp. Zuma Beach, bp. Mahbu Beach, 5p.

Santa Monica, 6p. Marina del Rey. 8p. Hermosa Beach, 8p. Cabrilk) Beach.

5p. Long Beach. 2p. Hunt. Beach, Newport Beach, 5p.

Avalon. Bp. San Clemente. 2p. Pollutant standard index (psi): 0-100 good; 100- healthful for all: 300-500 hazardous.

First figure is 200 unhealthful for sensitive people; 200-300 un- today's psi forecast: 2nd. Thursday's attained psi. Metropolitan Los Angeles 7567 San Bernardino- Escondido 7550 Coastal areas 4250 Riverside areas 5050 High deserts 4242 San Fernando- Hemet-Elsinore area 4242 Low deserts 4242 Santa Clarita valleys 9260 Inland Orange County .5033 Big Bear Lake San Gabriel-Pomona valleys 10058 Downtown San Diego Banning area .4250 Global Report Almanac LOS ANGELES: Fair through Saturday except for late-night and early-morning low clouds. Highs near 80; lows in low 60s. Lowhigh: Civic Center 6080: Beverly HHIs-Holrywood 5878: VVhittier-Montebello 5881.

SOUTHLAND COASTS (Santa Barbara. Ventura county coasts; Santa Monica Bay: Long Beach, Orange County metropolitan area): Fair through Saturday except for patchy eariy-morning low clouds in Long Beach and Orange County areas. Highs in 70s: lows in 50s. Lowhigh: Santa Barbara 50 70: Ventura-Oxnard 5072: Santa Monica 5671; Inglewood-Culver City 6076: Redondo-Hermosa 5672; Torrance 5877: Long Beach 5878; Huntington-Newport 5772: Santa Ana 5778. SAN FERNANDO, SAN GABREL.

SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS: Fair through Saturday except for patchy low clouds earty today in San Fernando, San Gabriel valleys. Highs in upper 70s to mid 80s; lows 52-58. except 45-55 in San Bernardino Valley. Lowhigh: Burbank 5581: Van Nuys 5480: forthridge 5382; Pasadena 5780; El Monte-San Gabriel 5580: Ontario 5480; Riverside 5182; San Bernardino 5082; Beaumont 4580. SAN DIEGO AREA: Mostly sunny days through Saturday with night and morning low clouds mostly in coastal sections clearing by late moaning.

Coastal-strip highs 71-77: lows 64-69. Inland-valley highs 80-85; lows 50-55. Lowhigh: San Diego 6575: Oceanside 6373. IMPERIAL. COACHELLA.

LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS: Fair through Saturday. Highs in mid 80s to mid 90s: lows 55-65. Lowhigh: Palm Springs 6190; Imperial-El Centra 6292: Blythe 6190. ANTELOPE VALLEY. MOJAVE DESERT: Fair through Saturday.

High in mid 70s to mid 80s; lows 46-55. Lowhigh: Lancaster-Palmdale 45 77; VictorvHIe-Apple Valley 4975; Barstow-Dag-gett 5583: China Lake-Ridgecrest 5380. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS: Fair through Saturday. Highs today 5562. Saturday 62-72; lows mostly in the 30s.

Lowhigh: Big Bear Lake 3060: Lake Arrowhead 3463; Wrightwood 3566. OWENS VALLEY: Fair through Saturday except for some high clouds at times. Highs today 68-78. Saturday in 70s; lows 28-38. SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA: Fair through Saturday except for patchy morning fog.

Highs in 70s; lows in mid 40s to low 50s. Northwest winds 10-20 m.p.h. afternoons. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Fair through Saturday except for local fog this morning in north. Highs in 70s except for 80s south: Lows in 40s to mid 50s.

ALMAS VALLEY: Fair through Saturday except for patchy early-morning fog or low clouds. Highs in 70s to low 80s; lows mostly in 40s. Northwest winds 10-20 m.p.h. afternoons. Lowhigh: Salinas 4572; Paso Robles 4079.

MONTEREY BAY AREA: Fair through Saturday except for patchy earty-mrjrning low clouds or fog. Highs in mid 60s and 70s; lows in 40s to low 50s. Small-craft advisory: hazardous seas. Westerly winds 10-20 m.p.h. afternoons.

Lowhigh: Monterey S468. Saturday Rises Sett Today Rises Sata Sun Moon Last4 First4 (DO(DO Gathered by Associated Press for Oct. 7, local time, and by the National Weather Service: City Cond. HiLo City Cond. HiLo City Cond.

HiLo Acapulco Ptcldy 9478 Geneva Clear 7057 Nassau Cloudy 8668 Amsterdam Cloudy 5952 Guadalajara Ptcldy 8551 New Delhi Clear 9366 Athens Clear 9066 Havana Cloudy 8875 Oslo Clear 5432 Bangkok Clear 9082 Helsinki Rain 5546 Paris Cloudy 6348 Barbados Rain 8877 Hong Kong Clear 8877 Rio de Janeiro Clear 8868 Beirut Clear 8268 Jerusalem Clear 7757 Rome Clear 8452 Belgrade Clear 7764 Johannesburg Clear 7357 Sao Paulo Cloudy 7966 Berlin Cloudy 5946 Kiev Cloudy 6654 Singapore Cloudy 8877 Bogota Cloudy 6643 Kingston Ptcldy 8873 Stockholm Rain 5245 Brussels No report Lima Cloudy 6457 Sydney Cloudy 7261 Buenos Aires Clear 6845 Lisbon Clear 7354 Taipei Clear 9075 Cairo No report London Clear 5752 Tel Aviv Clear 8266 Calgary Cloudy 6648 Madrid Clear 7045 Tokyo Clear 6664 Caracas Cloudy 8466 Manila Cloudy 9073 Toronto Cloudy 5246 Copenhagen Cloudy 5748 Mazatlan Cloudy 9077 Vancouver Rain 5950 Dublin Clear 5741 Mexico City Cloudy 7754 Veracruz Fair 9075 Edmonton Cloudy 6337 Montreal Rain 4645 Vienna Cloudy 6657 Frankfurt Cloudy 6446 Moscow Clear 6152 Winnipeg No report Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 6 HIGH.

LOW TIDES FOR L.A. OUTER HARBOR: Saturday Sunday Today 0.3 Lo 4.6 Hi 2.0 Lo 5.2 Hi i cooperation wild the National Weather 0.1 Lo 0.1 Lo 5.0 Hi 5.4 Hi 1.4 Lo 0.8 Lo 5.6 Hi Service: continual VHF waathanasts: Loa Angelas. 162.66; Santa Barbara and Shi Diego. 182.40. Funaral Directors Death Notices Funeral Announcements Funeral AnrKHjncemnts Funeral Announcements Texas, Florida Defy U.S.

Chilling Trend Foliage in New England Begins to Turn Color as Fall Progresses MEYER, Beatrice Schew, beloved aunt ot neien tj. Miner. Services Friday. 2 D.m. (todav) mme a Mttimm l.

irti i at Little Church of Che Flowers, MORTUARY Forest Lawn, Ulendale. Ferest Lawa Mertaarv nmmiA, nunj, lhjth uiij died October 7, 1981. Survived byl wife, Betty; sons, Victor Sanuxhi.1 Trevor Santochi of Midland. Texas! NEAL, Ethel beloved mother of Bette J. Irving; mother-in-law of MEMORIAL PARK and Karl ADowitz; daughter, Laura Abowitz.

BENSON. Radalah narry irvin; granamouier oi Marx ana janei irvin; also survivea Dy grand-nieces and -nephews. Services arid Interment in New York. Maliaew Silverana Mer-I one call one place (213) 776-1931 mwwj, y.nt. dv Church of the Flowers, Forest rearr, directors.

BERGEN, Rata, died October 2, 1981 Memorial service 11 a.m.. Satur Lawn, Glendale. Ferest Lawa Mertaarv day. October 10 at the Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church. 506 N.I QUIGLEY, Racer B.

Callaaaa Mertaary, directors SANDERS. Oval Hodeo Beverly Hills. Ferest Lawa. Hallvweed Hi la HERMAN, Harrr 836-7860 SCULLY, Jeaa B- beloved son of Maliaew A Sllveraua Mertaan From United Press International Crisp temperatures greeted morning commuters Thursday in much of the nation's midsection and in the West But in Texas and Florida, the weather felt more like summer than autumn. Foliage watchers report autumn is progressing right on schedule in New England, where the trees of western Massachusetts and southern Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine are expected to blaze with color over Columbus Day weekend.

A persistent high-pressure center drove mercury readings into the 20s in Wisconsin, upper Michigan and northeastern Iowa. A record low of 26 degrees was recorded in Marquette, and the record of 32 degrees was equaled in Muskegon. Temperatures in the 30s were common around the Great Lakes, but the cool air was expected to shift eastward toward the mid-Atlantic states later Wednesday. BREIBACH, Jaeek Ferest Ian. HellyweeJ Hills BYRNES.

Edith M. widow of Dr winiam j. ana Mary Scully; loving father of Tammie and Tracey Scully; also survived by 5 sisters Frost warnings were posted for the mountains of Maryland and Virginia. Nightime temperatures dropped into the 20s and 30s over parts of the northern plateau. Burns, reported a low of 22 degrees, coldest in the nation.

The National Weather Service warned travelers to beware of heavy snow in the passes of Oregon's Cascade Mountains. While chilly slumberers in the Midwest and Northwest piled on the extra blankets, Texans and Floridians basked in nighttime temperatures that ranged into the 80s. Both Brownsville, and Key West, reported 81 -degree readings after midnight Brisk winds whisked away thunderstorms that had deluged south-central Texas with rainfall up to 10.7 inches Wednesday. A drizzle continued along parts of the Gulf Coast from east Texas to Georgia. SERVICES CONDUCTED IN ALL CEMETERIES Ralph L.

Byrnes; member of U.A.K.; ruerj septemDer is, itxsi. Funeral services October 12, 111 KAKKIS, Alhert, M.D 54; resident of Long Beach; passed away October 7. 1981. Born in Greece; son of Elvira Benmayor Kakkia of San Francisco and the late Emil Kakkia. Dr.

Kakkia is also survived by his wife, Julia Meuoas Kakkia of Long Beach; 2 sons, Emil and Aris Kakkia, both of Long Beach; 2 daughters, Joyce Fotinakes, M.D. and Jane Kakkia, both of Long Beach; 2 brothers, Jack and Dr. Frederic Kakis; sister, Carmen Rousao; son-in-law, Peter Fotinakes, M.D.; 3 nephews and 6 nieces. Dr. Kakkia received his doctorate in medicine in 1953 at the Aristotelian University, Greece; served in the Greek army 1964-56.

He was a Fellow of the American Academy of Neurology: member of Royal Society of Health; member of A.S.C.P.: member of California Medical Assoc. and the Los Angeles Society of Neurology and Psychiatry. Dr. Kakkia served his internship at Morriaania City Hospital, New York City. 1956-57, SL Luke's Hospital, San Francisco, 1967-58; served his residence in neurology at Wadsworth V.A.

and U.C.L.A. 1964-67; Director of Neurology and Neurodiagnostics at St. Mary's Hospital, Long Beach in 1967; Medical Director of Neurological Clinic of Movement and Paroxysmal Disorders in 1970; Assistant Clinical Professor in Neurology at U.C.L.A.. 1969-1980; served on the staff at St Mary's Medical Center, Long Beach; Community Hospital of Long Beach; Harbor General Hospital, Torrance; U.C.L.A. in Westwood and Fountain Valley Hospital, Fountain Valley.

Services Friday. October 9, 2:30 pm. at Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Chapel, David J. Kane, hazzen, will officiate. Interment private.

Services under the direction of Harher Lawa-Meaat Olive Mer- Gtromaii ana Drainers. Rosary and Mass of Christian Burial Sunday, 7 JO p.m. at SL Brendan Church (3rd at Van Ness). Graveside services Monday, 10 a.m. in Holly Cross Cemetery.

Callaaaa Mertaary, MORTUARIES los Ameles A Valley (213) (213) SCULLY, JehaB. Callaaaa Mertaary, directors. SHIFTMAN, Esther W. Msliaew A Silverntaa Mertaary SHNiEROW, Akraaam 748-2201 TT 877-0335 a.m. at Manchester Chapel, Ingle wood Mortuary II Cemetery, In glewood, California.

CAIN, Reacrt Callaaaa Mertaary, directors. CAN ALES, Astasia Veln-Realsea, Beverly CHERNOFF, Base Greiaaa MertearT. directors COFFMAN, Charles Cllffera Arrssrreaf Family, directors COLEMAN, Ma rierie Utter McKlakj, Misaiea Hills COLOC10, Mary Gattrra-Oarlerrei-Ali aai I DANIELS, Edwards L. Ureataa Mertaarv. directors lARMSTRONG FAMILY I SLOAN, Yetta Maliaew at allveraaaa Merhurv SLOGONICK, Kate Maliaew at Sllveraua Mertaarv SODERLTNG, Eraest W.

Arnutreas Family, directors STANLEY, SanaeL beloved husband Services Saturday, 1 p.m. at $248 Complete All LA Orange Co. fret literature (213)747-9121 Los Angeles SaaMiaf La Brca CbaaeL DEHAASJeaa Armstreaf Family, directors EDMlSTONTcirri F. Ferest Law, Gletmalc EMETEBIO. Aakela Utter McbaJey, Muaiea Hills FRAND.

SeL beloved husband of Es of Elizabeth Stanley; father of Betsy Kaminski; brother of Bessie Foresman and James Stanley; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Visitation Friday, 12 noon to 9 p.m. Services Saturday, 11:30 a.m., at rierce Bretbsrt' Hellyweed, 5959 Santa Monica Blvd. Interment in Infflewood Park Cemetery Cunningham O'Connor Los Angeles (213) 749-0297 Hollywood 655-7280 Alhambra 289-4347 ther; devoted father to Thedal (Leonard) Leventhal, Jasonl STANLEY, Wayaua beloved (Lots) Frand and Franklin (Catherine) Frand; cherished grandfather of lovingbrother of Jack, Milton, Ruth andElaine. El brings you a dsly directory off vc.ucs.

Times Classified. Think of it as a directory of PIERCE-HAMROCK MORTUARY VA or Social Security information tvtiliMe. Ted Pietct 21379-8231 tatner ot Mrs. Sandra Mcuoy; grandfather of 3. Services 10 a.m., Saturday at Heats Hall Mertaary, 1607 S.

Flower SL Graveside services Friday, 1 TAKAHASHL Tmha, 86. Beloved 6m. in Sholom Memorial Park, aliaew at Sllvermaa Mertaary, directors. FUENTES, Rafael UtterMcKlaler. MimUa Hills values that's new and fresh each day.

If nmi'm -i-t Aninrt it jraAv rtn l-irnvrainn in Cramatton Saevicaa GOLD, Veta widow of Nathan Gold; beloved mother of Natalie mouier of rakesni, voaniakl of Seattle, Masato. Mitsuru and Mrs. Fumiko Nakano; grandmother of 10. Funeral service 1-30 p.m., October 9 at Hompa HongwanM Buddhist Temple, 815 E. 1st SL, Lot Angeles.

Family requests that the flowers please be omitted. Fake! the West largest marketplace lor bargains in just about everything real estate, cars, Fayman; Jeffrey and Diane Fay-man, giandchildren; Stan Fay-man, son-in-law. Neptune Society 213831-0664 24 In. aiSnaitjl CaaTsv Services 12 noon, Saturday at Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn, boats, antiques, musical instruments, etc. And enjoy the savings! Cos Angeles (Kmes Hollywood Hius.

Ferest Lawa Mertsary GOODWIN, Rath W. Anaatreag Family, directors TILLIN, Betty Aaa Groaua Mertaary, directors TYLER, Riehara L. Ulea navea Mertaary YTZCARRA, Fraak Call Rosedale Cemetery lew Cast Remove! end Cremetie 213734-3155 24 hr. TW teieiilr Cm Asiac In Antiri GORDON, Marie, of Los Angeles, passed away October 8, 1981 at Its Mrs flalfrmrr rtlnaaarr WEINSTE1N, Mlltea California Hospital after a long ill ness. Oremaa Merraaryarectors Services Monday, October 12.

11 a.m. at Grace chapel in Inglewood Memorial Park. Feetle'f Faaeral Funeral Dn-ectors CHAPEL OF THE PINES Heme, directors. GORELICK. Rath Removal.crernation.rriernorlel VOOC sarvioa.eah burial vPvJOJ tmarj, 1625 Gisler Costs Mesa.

714540-5554 KEESAL, Cells Gresiaa Mertaary. directors LACY, Rath Callea, passed away September 28, 1981. Beloved wife of the late William G. Lacy, loving mother of William G. Lacy, Thomas Lacy, Virginia Leasing and Mary Louise Kenney-, also survived by 20 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.

Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Friday, October 2 at SL Lawrence Martyr Church, Redon-do Beach. Interment in Inglewood Park Cemetery. McCsnaieh Mertaary, Bedeaaa Beach, directors. LAMBERT, Cataeriae died October 7. 1981; survived by Marie-Jeanne, daughter; Alan, son; AG, grandson, and dear friend Beverly Weddle.

At her request there will be no services. Donations in her memory may be sent to the Braille Institute of Los Angeles. LEGG, Beralec, loving daughter of Helen Legg and beloved sister of Martha MUIer. Private services under the direction of Gates, Kiapley Gates, Saata Meaiea (395-9988). UPMAN, Ceils, beloved wife of Rudolph; loving mother of Jerome, Gilbert and Michael; cherished sister to Ann Weber; devoted grandmother to Melainie, Bradley, Lance, Stacey, Paige and Antoinette.

Chapel services Friday, 2p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park. Hillside Mertaary, directors. LOPEZ, Rml(ia 8. Gaerra-GatieTrax-Aleaaaaer Arautnaf Family, directors MACK, Leais H.

Greaun Mertaary, directors MARTIN, Mary Aaa Ferest Laws, HaUyweea HUb MAZZEL Harry Utter McKlaley, MiasUa Hilb MEAGLIA, Deatialc of San Marino; beloved husband of Katherine "Katie" Meaglia; loving father of Virginia Sbicca and Jean Snivel; loving grandfather of Kathy Flat-ley, Melanie Shives, Maria Shives, Arthur Sbicca and Dominic Sbicca; also leaves 3 greatgrandchildren and 1 sister. Rosary and Mass Saturday 11 a.m. both at Calvary Mausoleum Chapel. Entombment Calvary. Geeeaa Martiaeai, directors (213)731-5178 Los Angeles Maliaew at slivenaaa Mertaary HARP, Ereest beloved husband of Ellen 0.

Harp; loving father of mi I I I JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOS ANGELES 213749-1051 Lions Leas ana Lmugias Harp. Also survived by 3 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren; a sis AERIAL asa ctrtin. Wert Coast offers na icatterinf Dy wptane. 213MM51 ter, siaoeiine Dragoon. Private services were held.

Gates, Kiapley It Gates, Saata CSAUPOnNlA MouhzSiwi MORTUARY CEMETERY (213) 469-6000 Los Angeles meaiea, aireciors. HAYES, Kathleea of Temple City, n.wwl awav fhtnh A 10B1 Co vxtwwa vived by nephews, Robert and William Hayes and niece, Jean English. Also survived by nieces, Adele Edmonds, Suzanne Heyne, Long Beach Airport Business Park Carlton Browne Co, Inc. and Signal Development Corp. of Irvine have announced that zoning ordinances have been approved for development of the Long Beach Airport Business Park.

The S100 million commercial office complex encompasses S3 acres adjacent to the Long Beach Airport and will feature office, hotel, restaurant and aircraft hanger facilities. Involved are American City Bank, Caldwell Banker Co. and Langdon Wilson Architects. Construction will commence December 1981. ALLAN AN Mortuary Serving Catholic Families rrances Noyes ana nepnew, Norman Hayes.

mm mm LOS ANGELES (213 462-2266 ANTIQUES AND FUN STUFF It's all listed today. Check TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Where it takes less time to find more Recitation of the Rosary Friday, October 9, 7 JO p.m. at Utter Mt-Kiiley Areata ChaaeLMass of Christian Burial Saturday, October 10, 9:30 a.m. at Holy Angels Church. Interment in San Gabriel FOREST LAWN MORTUARY 21354-3131 utter Mckinley Mission Cemetery.

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