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Part July 8, Los Angeles Times THE WEATHER Reports and Forecasts From Across the Nation cities, including overnight Precip. Weather .07 Ptcidy 80 .02 Fair 97 Sunny 96 ,19 Cloudy 62 Sunny 88 Sunny 85 Ptcidy 91 Sunny 90 Picidy 98 Ptcidy 87 .04 Picidy 100 .04 Sunny 81 Cloudy 87 .01 Tstrms 78 ,18 Ptcidy 75 Sunny 98 Sunny 92 Ptcidy 88 .43 Sunny 91 Sunny 93 Sunny 90 Ptcldy 87 Ptcidy 85 .30 Picidy 87 Ptcidy 94 Ptcidy 90 Sunny 97 Sunny 95 Ptcidy 87 Sunny 81 Sunny 98 Rain 68 Sunny 95 Ptcidy 89 .03 Ptcidy 95 Sunny 84 Sunny 90 Ptcidy 90 .20 Sunny 90 Pteldy 90 .67 Ptcidy 92 highs. Precipitation is for 24 hours ending Sunday City 84 Juneau 59 96 Kansas City, Mo. 90 93 Las Vegas 109 67 Little Rock 90 92 Louisville 86 86 Memphis 89 91 Miami Beach 87 91 Milwaukee 89 100 Paul 97 92 Nashville 90 102 New Orleans 78 83 New York 83 90 Norfolk, Va. 87 75 Oklahoma City 88 79 Omaha 96 98 Orlando 94 95 Philadelphia 85 87 Phoenix 113 95 Pittsburgh 78 92 Portland, Me.

85 87 Portland, Ore. 90 87 Providence 84 78 Raleigh 87 85 Rapid City 104 96 Reno 97 87 Richmond, Va. 92 95 St. Louis 91 94 St. P'b'rg.

Tampa 95 85 Salt Lake City 80 San Antonio 97 San Francisco 78 66 San Juan, P.R. 89 93 Seattle 83 83 Shreveport 91 97 Sioux Falls 99 85 Spokane 94 89 Syracuse 69 91 Tucson 90 Tulsa 91 92 Washington, D.C. 89 95 Wichita 95 30,00 Forecast for 5 a.m. Today SEATTLE 29.80 PORTLAND GREAT FALLS DULUTH 30.00 MINNEAPOLIS BOSTON BOISE ST BUFFALO CASPER NEW YORK PITTSBURGH RENO 3 SAN FRANCISCO SALT LAKE OMAHA: CINCINNATI 30.00 2 WASHINGTON CITY DENVER RICHMOND KANSAS CITY LOS AS VEGAS RALEIGH ANGELES NASHVILLE ALBUQUERQUE OKLAHOMA CITY 29.80 AMARILLO ATLANTA SAN DIEGO LITTLE ROCK CHARLESTON PHOENIX BIRMINGHAM EL PASO FT. WORTH JACKSONVILLE SAN I HOUSTON ANTONIO ST.

PETERSBURG 29.90 ORLEANS NEW MIAMI BEACH 29.90 BROWNSVILLE 30.00 30.10 30.10 COLD WARM RAIN SNOW FRONT FRONT STATIONARY OCCLUDED SCATTERED SCATTERED FRONT FRONT RAIN SNOW Air Pollution Reports and Forecasts Pollutant standard index (psi): 0-100 good; 100-200 ful for all; 300-500 hazardous. First figure is today's unhealthful for sensitive people; 200-300 Metropolitan Los Angeles 113 138 Coastal areas 83 San Fernando and Santa Clarita valleys. 175 San Gabriel, Pomona valleys 230 225 Weather summary City Albany Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham, Ala, Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington, Vt. Casper Charleston, S.C, Charleston, W.V. Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Great Falls Hartford Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson, Miss.

Jacksonville, Fla. for selected Sunday 79 98 98 59 85 84 92 88 95 87 99 86 88 67 90 85 86 94 88 85 76 84 95 86 98 94 78 67 98 98 90 97 84 89 87 87 88 90 Global Reports Gathered by Associated City Condition Acapulco Ptcidy Amsterdam Clear Athens Cloudy Bangkok Clear Barbados Beirut Belgrade Clear Berlin Cloudy Bogota Cloudy Brussels Clear Buenos Aires Clear Cairo Clear Calgary Cloudy Caracas Rain Copenhagen Cloudy Dublin Cloudy Edmonton Clear Geneva Frankfurt Cloudy Marine Forecast From Point Conception to Mexico and out 60 miles: INNER WATERS- -light variable morning winds becoming west to southwest 10-16 knots afternoon and evening; southwest swells 2-3 feet. OUTER WATERS- -light variable morning winds 5-10 knots becoming west to northwest 10-18 knots by afternoon; combined seas 3-6 feet. FORECASTmorning and late-night low clouds and fog becoming mostly sunny inner waters, partly sunny outer waters. the Nation LOS ANGELES Taken at 1:15 p.m.

PDT Sunday National Oceanic and Atmospheric Associated Press High pressure centered near Four Corners, the cause of last mountain and desert areas. Further warming is expected from week's heat wave, should send a flow of warm, moist air to the lowering marine layer. Coastal areas may get low clouds at Southern California today and a chance of thunderstorms to times. Tropical Depression Fefa was no longer recognizable. California Reports High temperatures for 12 hours, lows Location Precip.

Hi Apple Valley No report Bakersfield 96 XX 108 Beaumont 103 Big Bear Lake No report Bishop Blythe XX Borrego Springs 112 Burbank XX 94 Catalina Avalon 75 Chula Vista No report Culver City 83 Death Valley Del Mar 72 El Cajon 71 El Centro No report El Toro 85 Los Angeles Civic Center data High humidity for hours. Low 24 hours. State Forecasts for 18 hours, precipitation for 24 hours -all ending at 5 p.m. Sunday: Location Precip. Hi Location Precip.

HI Escondido 93 Pasadena 95 Eureka 63 Red Bluff 98 Fresno 100 Riverside 101 Julian 90 Sacramento 96 Lancaster 103 San Bernardino 102 Long Beach 83 Diego 77 L.A. Civic Center 88 San Gabriel 93 L.A. Int'l. Airport 75 San Jose No report Monrovia No report S. Juan C'strano 83 Montebello 90 Ana 84 Mt.

Wilson 84 Santa Barbara 70 Needles XX 115 Santa Maria 86 Newport Beach 74 Santa Monica 73 Northridge 99 Simi Hills No report Oceanside 70 Thermal No report Ontario XX 99 Torrance 76 Palm Springs 110 Woodland Hills No report (24-hour reports end at 5 p.m. Sunday; rainfall season begins July 1): Rainfall for 24 hours. Rain last season to None Rainfall for season. None Normal rainfall to date. None LOS ANGELES: Today through Tuesday -low clouds and fog along coast at times; otherwise some high cloudiness, but mostly clear; highs today near 92.

Tuesday 95; lows 68-72. Today's high: Civic Center 92; Beverly Hills-Hollywood 93; WhittierMontebello 94. SANTA BARBARA, VENTURA COUNTY COASTS; SANTA MONICA BAY; LONG BEACH, ORANGE COUNTY METROPOLITAN AREA: Today through Tuesday- intermittent low clouds and fog at beach cities; otherwise fair skies; highs in low to mid 708 along beaches to upper 80s inland; lows in upper 50s to mid 60s. Today's high: Santa Barbara 69; Ventura-Oxnard 69; Santa Monica 73: Inglewood-Culver City 85; Redondo-Hermosa 73; Torrance 85; Long Beach 85; Huntington -Newport 73; Santa Ana 87. SAN FERNANDO, SAN GABRIEL, SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS: Today through Tuesdaysome high cloudiness, but mostly clear; highs both days 92-100, lows 66-74.

Today's high: Burbank 95; Van Nuys 98; Northridge 99; Pasadena 97; El Monte-San Gabriel 95; Ontario 102; Riverside 103; San Bernardino 105; Beaumont 100. SAN DIEGO AREA: Today through Tuesday -night and morning low clouds near coast; some high clouds Tuesday: otherwise fair; coastal highs 75-80, lows 62-69; inland highs 83-93, lows 56-64. Today's high: San Diego 76; Oceanside 75. IMPERIAL, COACHELLA, LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS: Today through Tuesday- mostly sunny days; slight chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers; highs 106-116; lows in mid 70s to mid 80s. Today's high: Palm Springs 109; Imperial-E1 Centro 109; Blythe 111.

Prepared in cooperation with the National Weather Service: continual VHF weathercasts: Los Angeles 162.55, Santa Barbara and San Diego 162.40. 162.55, Santa Barbara and San Diego Death Notices Funeral Announcements ACREA, Ivan E. Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills BLACK, Ruth M. loving wife of Ben; mother of Harlane (Alan) Chester; grandmother of Glen and Lee Chester. Services 2 pm, Tuesday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park.

Mount Sinal Mortuary BOGGIO, Maxine Morrin dearly beloved wife of the late Anthony 'Tony' Boggio; died July 6, 1985. Graveside services Tuesday, July 10, 10 am in Pacific View Memorial Park, Newport Beach. Pacific View Mortuary directors BRESLOW, Marion Hillside Mortuary directors BUSCH, Mary Callanan Mortuary directors CANFIELD, Charlotte V. Services to be held 9 am, Thursday at St. Brendan Catholic Church, 310 S.

Van Ness Ave. at 3rd Los Angeles. Forest Lawn Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary CARMAN, Eva Mount Sinai Mortuary CASPARY, Angela Victoria 'Angel' passed away July 6, 1985; born in Iowa, a resident of Los Angeles since 1905. Our dear Angel was the precious and beloved aunt of many nieces and nephews, great -nieces and -nephews and great-greatnieces and -nephews.

Known for her charity and kindness, she will be greatly missed. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, July 9, noon at Holy Cross Mausoleum Chapel, 5835 W. Slauson Los Angeles. Pacific View Mortuary directors FALK, Arthur Z. beloved husband of Sara Falk; devoted brother of Alex (Shirley) Falk San Pedro, CA Della Saliterman of Minneapolis, MN, Ruth August of Highland Park, IL, Marilyn Sigelman and Jesse Maron, both of Los Angeles.

Services 3 pm, Tuesday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary The family prefers donations to charity of your choice. FLAXER, Victor husband of Dora; father of Sandra Levin; grandfather of Sam, Joel, Dan, Patti, Amy and John Jenny Levin; Patrick great Levin; -grandfather brother of Reba Fine and Yetti Ginzburg. Services 1 pm, Tuesday at Beth Olam Cemetery, FURNIVAL, Eleanor K. born July 3, 1933 in New York; passed away July 6, 1985.

She is survived by her children, George Edward Furnival III, Charles Stevens Furnival and Barbara Lynn Furnivall; her mother, Hildegard Ward; her sister, Barbara Stiles and her brother, George F. Ward, Jr. And her friends will survive, too. Services wll be held this evening, 7:30 pm at Pierce Brothers' ningham O'Connor Chapel, 5959 Santa Monica Blvd. In lieu of flowers, her family would appreciate donations in Eleanor's name to the L.

A. Rape and Battery Hot Line, L.A. C.A.A.W., 543 N. Fairfax Los Angeles, CA 90036. GERSHCOM, Sylvia Glasband-Willen Valley GIFFORD, Robert Stuart Funeral services will be Tuesday, 12 noon at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 1130 E.

Wilson, Glendale. Inglewood Cemetery Mortuary GOLDSTEIN, Bessie H. dear sister of Louis Goldstein and uncle of Herbert Rothner. Cryptside services Monday, 3 pm in Hillside Memorial Park. Glasband- Willen Hollywood Mortuary GORBY, Antoinette Hillside Mortuary directors GORDON, Jane Groman- -Eden Mortuary HALL, Claire E.

Forest Lawn Glendale HEROLD, Dorothy G. passed away June 19, 1985. Beloved mother of Dr. Raymond C. Herold; grandmother of Katherine, Roberta, Mark, Kimberly and Charles; and aunt of Nadene A.

Brodie. lows and daytime Weather Pteldy Fair Sunny Cloudy Sunny Sunny Pteldy Sunny Sunny Ptcidy Pteldy Pteidy Ptcidy Shwrs Ptcidy Sunny Ptcidy Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Ptcidy Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Rain Sunny Tstrms Sunny Ptcidy Sunny Picidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy unhealth- psi forecast; second San Bernardino and Riverside areas .230 Hemet-Elsinore area. .200 Inland Orange County Downtown San Diego Saturday, local time, and by the National City Condition Hi Guadalajara Cloudy 85 Havana No report Helsinki Rain 75 Hong Kong Clear 90 Jerusalem Clear 79 Johannesburg Clear 64 Kiev Rain 63 Kingston Fair 93 Lima Cloudy 65 Lisbon Clear 95 London Cloudy 73 Madrid Clear 97 Manila Cloudy 88 Mazatian Fair 91 Mexico City Cloudy 77 Montreal Cloudy 81 Moscow Cloudy 64 Nassau Clear 91 New Delhi Cloudy at 5 p.m. daylight Precip. Weather Cloudy Sunny Ptcidy Ptcidy Sunny Sunny Ptcidy Ptcidy Sunny Sunny Ptcidy .09 Sunny .05 Sunny Sunny Sunny Ptcidy .09 Sunny Fair Ptcidy Sunny Sunny .21 Sunny Sunny Ptcidy Ptcidy Sunny Sunny Pteldy Tetrms Ptcidy Sunny Ptoldy Sunny Pteidy Preidy Sunny .06 Tetrms .28 Fair Sunny Sunny Sunny time.

60 96 112 92 89 92 91 87 92 91 88 83 92 93 98 93 89 113 79 79 93 80 91 98 95 93 95 91 90 88 86 93 97 94 79 105 94 92 99 Weather Cloudy 66 Sunny 97 Ptcidy Ptcidy 94 Sunny 91 Fair 94 Ptcidy 90 Ptcidy 84 Ptcidy 89 Fair 93 Ptcidy 90 Ptcidy 84 Sunny 91 Sunny 95 Sunny 96 Picidy 93 Sunny 90 Picidy Ptcidy 82 Sunny 80 Sunny 95 Picidy 82 Sunny 95 Ptcidy 96 Ptcidy 98 Sunny 95 Picidy 92 Ptcidy 92 Picidy 102 Picidy 91 Fair 77 Ptcidy 89 Sunny 89 Ptcidy 94 Ptcidy 92 Sunny 97 Shwrs 79 Ptcidy 100 Sunny 96 Sunny 93 Sunny evenings. Yosemite Lake Isabella SAN low clouds sunny; ocean to morning lows in 100 Francisco SACRAMENTO day20 m.p.h. 95-108; Dam Sacramento NORTHERN chance evenings. NORTHWEST daynorthwest winds inland; City MT. cloudy; of 80s to MOJAVE DESERT, DEATH Shasta Tuesday variable cloudiand evening thunder- NORTHEAST 15-25 m.p.h.; highs 98-108; day- -partly 70s; Death Valley winds to upper Lancaster-Palmdale mid 50s.

Valley high: 106; Barstow-Daggett 110. MOUNTAINS: Today mid 80s to cloudiness; low 90s; chance lows of in Extended Today's high: Big Bear Lake 86; Wrightwood 96. For through Tuesday -partly SOUTHERN and evening thunder- Night and highs in mid 90s to 106; hazy days; lows in SOUTHERN MARIA: Today- -patchy chance of fog; otherwise mostly sunny; m.p.h.; highs im mid 60s to 80s mainly to Tonight and Tuesday -night mid and fog; otherwise fair; lows SOUTHERN to mid 90s southern interior. afternoon Santa Maria Wednesday; Today- -patchy morn- 25 lows in m.p.h.; 70s Bay; near Monterey northwest Bay winds to lows in and Tuesday- -patchy night 104-114, and fog near Monterey Bay: CENTRAL to low 60s; south. highs in mid evening near 107 morning coastal Today through Tues- lows in low winds today to 20 m.p.h.

in mid 70s. highs 95-108; lows in NORTHERN Stockton Fresno and low Nevada; Today through Tuesday- mid 60s, mainly afternoons and in low 70s. Funeral Announcements RIGBY, Martin M. beloved father of Todd M. Rigby; grandfather of Evan M.

Rigby; son of Loretta M. Rigby: brother of Annie R. Crowley, Elroy G. and Ronald K. Rigby.

Services 11:30 am, Tuesday at Old North Church, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to City of Hope or to the American Heart Assoc. ROWE, Arthur Groman Eden Mortuary SAVETNICK, Rose B. Mount Sinai Mortuary SCHULZE, Lillian S. Forest Lawn Glendale SENYOHL, Constance 'Connie' Isobel passed away July 2, 1985.

Survived by husband, George L. and many other relatives. Private services were held. Pierce- Hamrock directors SHEA, Jane L. Nicheside services 1 pm, Tuesday at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills.

Forest Lawn Mortuary SIEGEL, Irene Lewls formerly from Denver, Colorado; San Fernando Valley resident for 39 years. Survived by her beloved and cherished husband, Simon H. Siegel; devoted children, Sharon (Paul) Kay and Arthur (Marsha) Siegel; adoring grandchildren, Larry, Mike, Cindy Kay, and David Siegel; loving sister, Shirley Friedland. Services 4 pm, Monday, July 8 at Eternal Light Chapel, Memorial Park. Groman Eden Mortuary directors ULLMAN, Marion Susan Mount Sinal Mortuary WALLACE, Marguerite (Maggie) McDonald beloved wife of Robert Stuart Wallace, long-time resident of West Los Angeles.

Loving mother of Melinda Foss LaFleurHawman, and grandmother of Miguel, Germaine and Lucia LaFleur, all of Fairbanks, Alaska, passed away Monday, June 17, 1985, at Cedars -Sinai Hospital, Beverly Hills, California. Private family services were held at the Manchester Chapel, Inglewood Memorial Park Cemetery. A Memorial Service will be held on Thursday, July 11, 1985, 11:30 am, at All Saints Episcopal Church, 504 North Camden Drive, Beverly Hills, under the auspices of the Reverend Mark S. Lieske and Reverend Professor Geddes MacGregor, D.D., Chaplain of the St. Andrews Scottish Society of Los Angeles.

Marguerite 'Maggie' McDonald Wallace WAS a member of two ancient Scottish Clans, MacDonald and Wallace, and was of ScottishCanadian descent. She is the daughter of the past Captain John Henry McDonald, Canadian Horse Artillery of Nova Scotia and the past Edith Ormstrom McDonald of London, England. She was married to Robert Stuart Wallace at Stanford University Church in 1951 and has been his active and effective helper for many years in all of his numerous civic and University Programs and activities where he was a long time Director or Officer of the Beverly Hills YMCA, the Harvard Club of Southern California and the Ivy League Association, the Stanford and Menlo Alumni Associations, the Black Foxe Academy and as past Province Governor of the Delta Upsilon International Fraternity, and President of the Delta Upsilon Alumni Club of Los Angeles. Maggie was a long-time member of the Balboa Bay Club of Newport Beach, the California Yacht Club of Marina Del Rey, the St. Andrews Scottish Society and the National Charity League of Los Angeles.

She was also a founding member and officer of the Pismo Island Sinking and Sailing Society of Newport Beach. In her sailing activities and social programs, she was a good "sailor" and a first class shipmate and friend much loved by all. Maggie Wallace was a pioneer, veteran and true professional with over four decades of expertise in radio and live television production, programming, co-ordination and FRANCISCO BAY REGION: Today- -morning and fog near ocean; otherwise mostly west winds to 30 m.p.h.; highs in mid 60s 90s inland. Tonight and Tuesday night coastal low clouds and fog; otherwise 50s to low 60s; highs in mid 60s near ocean inland. Santa Rosa Oakland San Jose VALLEY: Today through Tues-mostly fair; southwest winds this afternoon in delta, lighter winds elsewhere; highs lows in 60s to low 70s.

Shasta Redding Red Bluff SIERRA: Today through Tuesdayof thunderstorms, mainly afternoons Lake Tahoe CALIFORNIA: Today through Tues-coastal fog and low clouds: fair inland; coastal winds today to 15 m.p.h., lighter elsewhere; highs in 60s near ocean to mid 90s lows in mid 408 to 50s. Crescent Eureka Fort Bragg Ukiah SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA: Today- partly southwest winds to 20 m.p.h. today; chance thundershowers tonight and Tuesday; highs in mid mid 90s; lows in 40s and 60s. Mt. City CALIFORNIA: Today through Tuescloudy; chance of thunderstorms; west 20 m.p.h.

today; highs 85-95; lows in 40s Alturas Susanville Forecasts Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: CALIFORNIA COASTAL AREAS: morning coastal low clouds and fog; sunny, coastal highs in 70s, inland highs in 90s; 60s. CALIFORNIA, MOUNTAINS: thundershowers, Wednesday; otherwise fair skies; highs in mid 90s: lows mid 50s to mid 60s. CALIFORNIA DESERTS: A chance and evening thundershowers, mainly westerly afternoon and evening winds Owens Valley highs in low 90s to 102, 60s; Upper-desert highs in mid 90s to 105, mid 60s to mid 70s; Lower-desert highs lows in mid 70s to mid 80s. CALIFORNIA: A chance of afternoon and thunderstorms over Sierra Nevada; night and coastal fog and low clouds; otherwise fair; highs in 60s to low 70s, inland highs to 105; 50s to low 60s, except San Joaquin 60s to CALIFORNIA: Variable coastal fog a clouds otherwise a and fair; occasional coastal highs clouds in upper over 50s Sierra to lows in upper 40s; inland highs to 105, lows Funeral Announcements advertising. Maggie has been active with Grey Advertising of New York for over 25 years.

Previously she helped set up the West Coast Offices of Ward Wheelock Agency working directly for Wheelock. She also worked with B.B.D. O. She was a very wellknown and well-liked throughout her years in the entertainment industry. She had been closely associated with many top radio and TV personalities, productions, agencies and sponsors over the years.

She was involved with assisting major producers and directors, hiring talent, and timing major live TV shows. Well-known shows that she worked with include "'The Motion Picture Academy Awards," "The Television Academy Awards," the "Johnny Carson Show," the "Lawrence Welk Show," the "Dinah Shore Show," the "Colgate Comedy Hour," the "Red Skelton "This Life," the "Jack Benny Show," the "Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis Show," Love "Our Miss "Sam Spade," "Bob Crosby's Club 15 Show," "This is My among others. Maggie was associated with Orson Welles for several years working closely with him in production as well as handling many of his private operations, both business and personal. She WAS also associated with the Andrew Sisters, Liberace, Charlton Heston, Harry Belafonte, Gene Autry, Sammy Davis Tom Jones, Jimmy Durante, Jane Powell, and Giselle McKenzie, to name a few. She held important positions at CBS with Ben Paley and at NBC where she was the Western Representative in charge of NBC Program Spectaculars under Nate Wolfe of New York.

Maggie's great loves and avocations were her family, her TV friends and activities, helping people, foreign travel, dancing, sailing, little children, flowers, zoos, and ladybugs. In her pursuits she always went "beyond the call of duty." She has been truly loved and will be missed by all. Donations to the Cedars-Sinai Hospice Program, KCET Public Television, Pioneer Radio Broadcasters or the YMCA of Beverly Hills are appreciated. WALLACE, James W. beloved son of Mrs.

Phyllis Wallace; loving nephew of Miss Marjorie Quail; dear great -nephew of Mary Rogers. Memorial Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, 11 am at St. Martin of Tours Church, Brentwood. Plerce Brothers' Moeller- Murphy, Santa Monica directors WATKINS, Morris Pierce Brothers' Cunningham O'Connor, Hollywood YAMANE, George Yataro beloved husband of Kiku; father of Robert Hiroto, Jimmie Fusaji and Teddy Mitsuo; grandfather of greatgrandfather of and brother of Makino Morioka, Sumiye Suzuki and Yoshiye Nishiguchi. Funeral service 7:30 pm, Thursday, July Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple, 815 E.

First Los Angeles. Fukul Mortuary YEP, Marie Jang of Palmdale, CA; beloved mother of Bruce William, Brian Christopher and Paul Arthur; daughter of Mary H. Chang; sister of Lorraine C. Yee, Kenneth Jang and Conrad Jang. Services 10 am, Wednesday, July 10 at United Methodist Church of Palmdale, 39055 10th St.

West, Palmdale. In lieu of flowers, contributions to American Lung Assoc. will be appreciated. Funeral Directors SERVICES CONDUCTED IN ALL CEMETERIES Groman MORTUARIES Los Angeles Valley (213) (213) 748-2201 877-0335 near and fair; to San to and to A of to Surf Forecasts Valid for 12 hours from 6 a.m. Monday.

Surf Period Swell Beach Max. Secs. Max. Dir. in 2 Swell Zuma 12 SW Santa Monica SW Newport SW San Diego County SW Coastal Observations ANTELOPE VALLEY, VALLEY: Today through ness; chance of afternoon storms; westerly winds lows in upper 60s to Today's 105; Victorville-Apple 109; China Lake-Ridgecrest SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA through Tuesday- variable thundershowers; highs in mid 50s to mid 608.

Lake Arrowhead 89; OWENS VALLEY: Today cloudy: chance of afternoon storms; strong gusty winds; lows in 60s. BIG SUR TO SANTA morning low clouds and northwest winds to 15 80s southern interior. and morning low clouds in 50s; highs in upper 60s Monterey SALINAS VALLEY AREA: ing low clouds near Monterey 15 to 25 m.p.h.; highs in near 100 south. Tonight and morning low clouds otherwise fair; lows in 50s 80s near Montery Bay to Salinas Paso Robles SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: day- -mostly fair; west delta, lighter winds elsewhere; 60s and 70s. Bakersfield SOUTHERN SIERRA: 162.40.

scattered thunderstorms, Funeral Announcements HINSHAW, L. Geraldine beloved wife of William loving mother of Robert Hinshaw of San Diego; grandmother of 4. Services Tuesday, 3:30 pm at Peace Chapel of Klefer Eyerick Mortuary, 314 E. Harvard, dale. HIRSCHMAN, Herbert beloved husband of Ada; loving father of Connie McAlear and Mark Hirschman.

Passed away July 3, 1985 after a short illness. Memorial service will be held Monday, 4 pm at Westwood Village Mortuary, Westwood Memorial Park, 1218 Glendon Ave. In lieu of flowers, the prefers donations to the Motion Picture and Television Country Home, 23450 Calabasas Woodland Hills 91364. HLOBIL, Bozena Pierce Brothers' Cunningham O'Connor Hollywood IMMERMAN, Rebecca loving mother of Bertha Lasky and Selma Immerman; adoring grandmother of 6. Graveside services 1 pm, Monday in Mount Sinai Memorial Park.

Mount Sinai Mortuary The family prefers donations to City of Hope. INGLESON, Samuel Hillside Mortuary directors KAPLAN, Victor H. Mount Sinai Mortuary KIZU, Miyo beloved mother of John, Kenneth, Fred and Robert Kizu, Lillian Utsumi, Grace Kizu- Blair of Oakland; grandmother of and sister of Kenti Nukaya. Funeral service 8 pm, Wednesday, July 10 at Koyasan Buddhist Temple, 342 E. First Los Angeles.

Fukui Mortuary KUDENOFF, Pete J. Pierce Bros. Gulick LICHTENBERGER, June G. loving wife of Edgar; mother of Brian. A College graduate a of Maryland Western high Maryland school teacher for many years.

Services Monday, 3 pm at Pierce Brothers' Meyer -Mitchell. Private interment. LIEURANCE, Raymond D. Pierce Brothers' Valhalla LUENSMAN, Mildred R. passed away July 1985 at the Motion Picture and Television Hospital at the age of 86.

She is survived by her loving husband, Frank Luensman; son, Douglas Lee (Carol) Wilson; daughter, Joyce Crawford; 3 grandsons, Michael Porter, Bruce Crawford and Scott Crawford; 2 Sharyn Lee Wilson and Elaine Crawford. For service information, call P- lerce Brothers' Cunningham O'Connor, Hollywood LUENSMAN, Mildred R. passed away July 1985 at the Motion Picture and Television Hospital at the age of 86. She is survived by her loving husband, Frank Luensman; son, Douglas Lee (Carol) Wilson; daughter, Joyce Crawford; 3 grandsons, Michael Porter, Bruce Crawford and Scott Crawford; 2 granddaughters, Sharyn Lee WilCrawford. For service information, call Pierce Brothers' Cunningham O'Connor, Hollywood MARTINEZ, Virginia L.

Pierce Bros. Gulick MONCTON. Ethel W. passed away July 6, 1985. Survived by her sister, Melba Ermshar.

Graveside services Tuesday, 2 pm at San Gabriel Cemetery. Turner Stevens, Alhambra directors MUNOZ, Jesus 'Chuy' Ir Funeral Mass Tuesday, 9 am at St. Lucy's Catholic Church, 1419 N. Hazard Los Angeles. Forest Lawn Glendale Forest Lawn Mortuary PIMENTEL, David G.

Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills PRIEST, Tracy passed away June 14, 1985. Memorial services Sunday, July 14, 1985 at 11 am in the Masonic Temple, 50 W. Duarte Arcadia. Utter McKinley, Arcadia funeral directors RAMIREZ, Serrio R. Pierce Gullek REYES, Thomas, Jr.

Pierce Schanel Sunday's wind speeds in knots, wave heights in feet, intervals in seconds. Wave Temp. Station, Time Wind Channel Island, 8p, SW3 El Capitan Beach, 5p. SW6 Santa Barbara, 5p. SW9 Ventura Marina, 5p.

W15 Zuma Beach, 5p. W18 Santa Monica, 5p. W22 Marina Del Rey No report Hermosa Beach, 5p. W10 Cabrillo Beach, 5p. W18 Hunt'n.

Beach No report Newport Beach, 5p. SW8 Avalon, 5p. SE 10 Calm San Clemente, 5p. W5 is Sunday's attained psi. Escondido.

67 210 High deserts 138 75 113 Low deserts 100 83 75 Big Bear Lake xx 50 Banning area 125 Press for Hi 93 72 84 91 No report 91 79 73 66 75 53 88 88 79 77 64 47 77 75 Weather Service: City Condition Hi Oslo Clear 79 Paris Clear 73 Peking Clear 90 Rio de Janeiro No report Rome Clear 90 Sao Paulo No report Seoul Rain 79 Singapore Rain 82 Stockholm Clear 81 Sydney Rain 59 Taipei Clear 95 Tel Aviv Clear 82 Tokyo Cloudy 81 Toronto Clear Vancouver Cloudy 74 Veracruz Ptcidy 87 Vienna Clear 77 Warsaw 75 Winnipeg Clear 89 Almanac Today Tuesday Rises Sets Rises Sets Sun 5:488 5:498 Moon 11:568 New Full 0000 July 9 July 17 July 24 July 31 HIGH, LOW TIDES FOR L.A. OUTER HARBOR: Today Tuesday Wednesday 4.3 Hi 3.7 Hi 3.2 Hi 0.7 Lo 1.2 Lo 1.7 Lo 4.4 Hi 4.5 Hi 4.8 Hi 2.5 Lo 2.2 Lo All times Pacific Daylight Time Former Dutch Prime Minister Dies at 83 Jan de Quay Helped Found Union, Led Nation for Four Years AMSTERDAM (-Jan de Quay, who as prime minister led the Dutch government from 1959 to 1963, has died. He was 83. De Quay died Thursday at his home in Beers in the southern part of the Netherlands, his family said Friday. No cause of death was given.

Educated as a psychologist, he later was a professor of psychology at the University of Tilburg. De Quay was one of the founders of the Dutch Union in 1940. After the invasion of the Netherlands that year by Germany, the union set itself up as a political force whose aim was to come to an accommodation with the German occupiers that would prevent the feared imposition of an occupation government dominated by the Dutch Nazi Party. Kept Hostage by Germans However, the union was banned by the Germans in 1941 after it refused to support the German invasion of the Soviet Union, and De Quay was subsequently kept hostage by the Germans. He was released later during the war but was barred by the Germans from political activity.

De Quay's wartime political activity was seen in retrospect by his fellow countrymen not as collaboration but as an attempt to prevent the total Nazi domination of all elements of Dutch life, which ultimately befell the Netherlands. The Dutch Nazi Party never was allowed to form an Funeral Directors Funeral Directors Hillside MORTUARY one call MEMORIAL. PARK one place (213) 776-1931 836-7860 LOS ANGELES Compare Our Low Prices Before You Decide (213) 254-3131 FOREST LAWN CEMETERY CREMATION -EVERYTHING ARMSTRONG FAMILY Ash Burial at Sea $245 Complete All L.A. County Free Literature (213)747-9121 Los Angeles UTTER McKINLEY Serving Greater Los Angeles occupation government by the Nazis, who installed their own military administration. After the war, a government committee ruled that de Quay's wartime political activities were justified, and he was allowed to resume his political life.

In 1959 he became prime minister, leading a center-right coalition dominated by his party, the Catholic People's Party, a predecessor of the Christian Democrats, senior partner in the current governing coalition. Willem A. Visser 'T Hooft; Council of Churches Founder GENEVA, Switzerland (P)- Willem Adolf Visser 'T Hooft, founding secretary -general of the World Council of Churches, died Thursday of emphysema at his home in Geneva. He was 84. Visser 'T Hooft, a Dutch theologian, became chief executive of the World Council at its formation Aug.

23, 1948, and served until 1966. Under his leadership it grew from a membership of 147 non- -Roman Catholic churches in 44 countries to an organization of 300 churches that represented about 400 million Christians in more than 100 countries. Visser 'T Hooft played a leading role in promoting ecumenical dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church and in bringing Orthodox Christian churches into the council. His many theological books and other published writings focused on the spiritual renewal of churches and the common calling of Christians. The books were translated into many languages.

Visser 'T Hooft was born Sept. 20, 1900, in Haarlem in the Netherlands. He served with a student federation before and during the war, and was credited with helping Jews flee Nazi Germany. Visser 'T Hooft's wife, Henriette, died in 1968. They had two sons and one daughter.

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Los Angeles ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL PARK Our Crematory Fee 57 Mortuary From $190 Call 24 hours Cemetery Lots-Crypts Live Oak Memorial Park lot. $800. 080 pp UPI Veteran Elizabeth Wharton WASHINGTON (UPI) -Elizabeth Wharton, a reporter and editor for United Press International for 42 years, died Thursday of cancer. She was 64. She worked in Washington for UPI for almost 30 years and specialized in explaining the complexities of U.S.

government politics to readers in other nations. She counted among her most important stories the March 1, 1954, incident when four Puerto Rican nationals opened fire in the House of Representatives, wounding five members of Congress. Wharton is survived by her sister, Catherine McKie of Austin, and an aunt, Alice Borchers of Hollywood, Calif. For assistance regarding Obituary Notices, call Miss Black ext. 1185 (213) 629-4411.