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I uesilay, I Vcvmlxr 27, I WW Part I 1 0 Loo Anfloteo iTuueo RIVERS OBITUARIES Anthony R. Hamilton; Electronics Executive Are you missing seven Times a week? If you're not a l.os Angeles Times subscriber, you're missing. You're missing getting The Times first thing in the morning, seven days a week. You're missing the convenience of having The Times delivered to your home. And most importantly, you're missing the latest in news, sports, business and entertainment as reported by the West's leading newspaper: the l.os Angeles Times.

Don't miss out, begin home delivery of The Times by calling the number for your area today. By KENNETH J. GARCIA, Timrs Stajj Writer Continued from I'iikc -I and thus bo affected by the wild rivers program. California's Wild and Scenic River program began 16 years ago by protecting six rivers the Smith, Klamath, Kel, Trinity, North Fork of the American and Lower American rivers. No other effort has been made since then to expand the system, Evans said.

The state wild rivers program was begun primarily to save those North Coast rivers, particularly the winding, unpredictable Eel River, from being diverted to provide water for Central California farms and Southern California cities. It was modeled after the similarly named federal program, which was started four years earlier and unlike the state program-also protects wild rivers' watersheds and "viewsheds" the adjacent lands that drain water into rivers and are seen from them. SAN DIEGO COUNTY 1-800-252-4000 OTHER AREAS 1-800-252-9141 LOS ANGELES COUNTY (2 1 3) 626-2323 (8 18) 885-0733 ORANGE COUNTY (714) 641-1595 flos Atttjete Slimes We're there for you, every day. Hamilton was well compensated for his position at the company in recent years, earning in excess of $1 million annually and making the list of the nation's top-paid executives in 1985. A member of the National Electronic Distributors the Radio Pioneers of Southern California and the Pepperdine University Associates, Hamilton was also a supporter of the Boy Scouts of America, Child Help U.S.A.

and the Muscular Dystrophy Assn. In 1987, The Anthony R. Hamilton Educational Technology Center at Culver City High School was established in honor of his 30th anniversary in the electronics industry. Hamilton is survived by his wife, Terry; two sons, Anthony of Orange County, and Richard, of Sunnyvale, three daughters, Deborah Sword of Los Angeles, Terry Beaton of Del Mar, and Sandra Hamilton of Eugene, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be private.

Anthony R. Hamilton, a leading electronics industry executive who launched the nation's first semiconductor distribution company, has died at age 64. Hamilton, who died Thursday of liver cancer, had served since 1980 as chairman and chief executive officer of Avnet a New York-based electronics firm. The Brentwood resident received numerous industry awards in recent years, including recognition as one of Electronic Business magazine's "Ten Best Electronic Industry Executives" for the last three years. Hamilton worked out of an office at Hamilton Avnet Electronics, an Avnet subsidiary, in Culver City.

Hamilton served two years in the U.S. Army in World War II and later attended Columbia College. A native of North Bergen, N.J., he formed Hamilton Electro Sales in 1957. The firm became the nation's first semiconductor distributor. The company went public four years later and it was acquired by Avnet Inc.

in 1962. Tony Winner Noel Willman; Actor-Director on Broadway NEW YORK (UPD-Noel Will-man, an Irish-born actor and director who staged the Tony Award-winning "A Man for All Seasons," suffered a fatal heart attack in a movie theater, friends said Monday. He was 70 years old. Willman, a native of Londonderry, Ireland, died Saturday on the way to a New York hospital, said a friend, Emanuel Gambino. He was recently diagnosed as having a heart ailment and was stricken while watching an afternoon movie at a theater near his home.

He won the Tony Award for his 1961 "A Man for All Seasons," which he directed both in London and on Broadway. Role With Burton Willman first appeared in New York in 1951, when he starred on Broadway opposite Richard Burton and Elizabeth Ashley in "Legend of Lovers." In 1966, he directed the Broadway version of "A Lion in Winter," starring Robert Preston and Rosemary Harris. He last worked as a director in 1981, when he directed Katharine Hepburn in "A Matter of Gravity" and "West Side Waltz" in New York. Plans for funeral and memorial services were delayed until Will-man's sister, Aline Wales, arrives in New York Tuesday from her home in Belfast, Gambino said. 1 -jMlj Finn spliSTi i ft if 13 til yuw 'MIL full is A 1 Carlo Scorza; WWII Italian Fascist Dictator Benito Mussolini appointed Scorza party secretary in April, 1943.

The Fascist government fell three months later, and Mussolini was arrested and executed. After World War II, Scorza fled to Argentina, returning to Italy in 1955. FLORENCE, Italy, Reuter-Carlo Scorza, last secretary of Italy's wartime governing Fascist Party, has died at 91, family members said Monday. They said he died Friday but it was decided not to issue an announcement until after his funeral. ori; Al lE.R YEAR-ETJD SALE FREIiCN DOORS 6-0x6-8 2 Panel 995 10-0x6-8 4 Panel $1 795 8-0x6-8 4 Panel $1495 12-0x6-8 4 Panel $1945 HEART: Too Few Surgeries at Some Hospitals CALL FOR FREK IN -HOME DESIGN CONSULTATION 1-800-548-5509 Applict Id new orders only Nui wilh mher niter lie 4HMx; OFFER GOOD THRU 12-31-88 18890 Seaton Perris, CA DEATH NOTICESFUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS arteries or heart valve defects.

Thirty-five of the 62 Southern California hospitals offering coronary angioplasty reported fewer than 150 cases, including 25 with fewer than 100 cases. Angioplasty is an increasingly used alternative to coronary artery bypass surgery. It is performed by cardiologists who are trained in internal medicine, not in surgery. During an angioplasty, clogged heart arteries are opened with a balloon-tipped hollow tube inserted through the skin and threaded through a groin vein to the heart. AGAJANIAN, Roxle Gucrra ut 1 rr ezMortuiry Ann.

away on Christmas Eve, December had fewer than the 300-case minimum recommended for each catheterization laboratory by the American Heart Assn. In contrast, 29 Southern California hospitals reported more than 1,000 catheterizations. Of the 11 Orange County hospitals with cardiac catheterization programs, only Kaiser Foundation Hospital in Anaheim failed to exceed the standard. Kaiser, which has no cardiac surgery program, reported only 251 procedures. Catheterization is a technique used by cardiologists to diagnose heart diseases.

A fine tube called a catheter is passed into the heart through a large blood vessel in the arm or leg. Dye can be injected through the tube to diagnose, for example, blockages of the heart Continued from Page 18 maritan in Los Angeles was the busiest heart surgery hospital in the state in 1987, reporting 1,081 operations, or about 20 cases a week. Ten other hospitals reported more than 600 surgeries. Medical experts caution, however, that there is no evidence that the highest-volume facilities are necessarily superior. "There is a point where the volume may be so great that the individual patient may not get the individual attention that would be best," said McGoon of the Mayo Clinic.

Fifteen of the 80 Southern California hospitals offering adult heart catheterizations reported fewer than the minimum of 260 catheterizations recommended in state regulations. An additional two TAMBURELLI, Anthony C. loving husband of Loretta; beloved father of Lisa. Gina and John C. Tam-burelli; dear brother of John F.

(Charlotte) Tamburelli of Seattle, Washington, Mary Ann (Bob) Dauenhauer and Bob Tamburelli, both of Anchorage, Alaska; uncle of Deena Tamburelli, Krista and Erika Dauenhauer. He proudly served in the Viet Nam War with the 25th Armored Division. Rosary Tuesday, 7 pm and Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday. 9 am, both at St. Anthony Catholic Church.

1901 S. San Gabriel San Gabriel. Interment in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Covina Hills. Pierce Brothers' Simone-DuBois, San Gabriel directors TATE, Edward Mowbray educator, author and Presybterian Minister, died on December 22. 1988 at age 86.

Published works include: 'Transpacific Steam" 1986). Survived by wife, Henrietta; daughters, Louise Tate of Hollywood and Barbara Cain of Raleigh. North Carolina. Memorial service lo be held at Monte Vista Grove Homes. Pasade- at me wnuuer nospuai following a short illness.

On behalf of the family, friends are invited to Visitation at Rliher Montebcllo Mortuary on Tuesday, December 27. from 6 lo 9 pm. Funeral Services vices at Old Ro-manovskoe Chjristian Molokan Church, 332 Clela East Los Angeles will be held at 11:30 am, Wednesday with burial following in the Hussion Christian Jumpers Cemetery, Second and Eastern Sts. Anna is survived by her son. Bill Aldachushion of Toyoko.

Japan and daughter, Mary Orloff of LaHabra Heights. ANG1ULI, Principle beloved mother of Carmela Berlen, Nick. Frank and Johnny Angiuli; also survived by seven grandsons and one great-granddaugnter. Rosary this evening, 730 pm and Mass or Christian Burial Wednesday 10 am, both at St. Peter's Italian Catholic Church.

1039 N. Broadway, Los Angeles. Entombment in Calvary Mausoleum. Pierce Brother' Stmone-DuBols, San Ga Times researcher Tracy Thomas and staff writer Dahleen A. Glanton assisted in preparing this story.

MORGAN, Jane Ann daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George E. Morgan of San Marino-, was aboard PanAm Flight 103 which crashed in Scotland. She was coming home for the holidays from London, where she was an attorney with the Albert Partnership specializing in entertainment law.

She had cancelled an earlier flight on TWA so that she could finish the day's business. She is also survived by her brother. Dr. G. Edward Morgan and his wife.

Dr. Karen S. Morgan of Pasadena. Jane grew up in Pasadena where she attended PolyTechnic Schools-elementary and high School graduating in 1968. She was an exchange student at Buckinghamshire, Englands' Stanford Campus, and graduated from Stanford with a BA in English in 1972.

Jane studied law at Duke University and received her degree of Juris Doctor in 1977. She attended Columbia Law School doing post-graduate work in European, Chinese and Soviet law. After being admitted to the New York State Bar. Federal (Southern District New York) Bar and Connecticut Bar, she was employed by Cravath, Swaine Moors, New York City, New York. In 1983 she went to work for Jerome Minskoff, Broadway producer, in all phases of production.

In 1984 she became an associate of Shaw Reed, specializing in international transactions followed by an offer to go to London. A memorial service will be held al Gosney Hall. PolyTechnic School 1030 E. California Pasadena on Tuesday. December 27 at 10:30 am.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Jane Ann Morgan Scholarship Fund at PolyTechnic School. Cabot Sons, Pasadena DOUGHERTY. Henry Jr. beloved husband of Dorothy Dougherty; father of Raymond Dougherty. Janette Steffen and Patricia Thompson.

Also survived by 6 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren; 5 brothers and sisters. Services 9 am, Wednesday at Church of Our Fathers. Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Cypress. Forest Lawn Mortuarydircting ELVIDGE, Frederic a.k.a.

Ched Howard tap dancer, teacher, wonderful person. Born November 4. 1911 -died December 23, 1988. FREEDMAN, Walter Groman-Eden Mortuary GERTZMAN, Fred Hillside Mortuary GRUTMAN, Charlotte survived by her loving husband, David; son, Tony: daughter, Gail Berland and four adoring grandchildren. Services 10 am.

Wednesday at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to City of Hope. Duarte. Hill- side Mortuary HABIF, Sarah loving mother of Sam (Lucille) Habif, Victor (Glynn) Habif. Rubin (Virginia) Habif and Tillie Habif; cherished grandmother of three and great-grandmother of four.

Services Wednesday, 12:30 pm at Home of Peace Memorial Park Chapel. Mallnow Silverman Mortuary directors HJELM, John Sr. surived by wife, three sons and three granddaughters. Forest Lawn Glendale KLAR, John D.V.M. beloved husband of Katie; loving father of Melissa and Kenneth Klar.

Also survived by his sister. Ethel Gins-burg. Services Wednesday, 11 am at Home of Peace Memorial Park Chapel. Mallnow Silverman AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE na on December 27 at 3 pm. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY PRICE REDUCTION ON OVERSTOCKS, '88 MODELS MOST NEW IN BOX briel directors faaikiiri o.ll.

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1988. Survived by his wife, Charlotte Thompson; sons, James Jon A. and Jerry D. Thompson; sisters, Mabe Beaudoin and Jean Williams; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Rosary Thursday.

7 pm at Lorenzen Mission Chapel. Funeral Mass Friday. 10 am at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church. Interment in San Fernando Mission Cemetery.

Lorenzen Mortuary, Reseda VOGELSANG, Frank Paul, Jr. beloved friend of Ahny Sevier; loving brother of Paul Frank and Peter J. Vogelsang. M.D.; also survived by I nephew, 5 nieces. 2 grand-nieces and 1 grand-nephew.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 am. Friday at St. Mel Church. Ventura Blvd. at DeSoto, Woodland Hills.

Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Sisters Servants of Marv. 2131 W. 27th Los Angeles. CA 90018.

Pierce Brothers' Cunning- ham A O'Connor, Hollywood WILLIAMS, Dorothy Armstrong Family directors i 4 FOR II BEST ISELECTIONjV LITTON directors Family Size 600 Watts Digital Clock Retail $299 tragically on December 21, 1988 in Calabasas at the age of 58. He is survived by his most loving wife, Anka; son, Dennis and daughter, Maya: a sister, Jaglika Radovic of Los Angeles and his nieces, Melissa and Mi leva Radovic. Mr. Barovich was a member of Woodland Hills Chamber of Commerce. Prayer service tonight.

7:30 pm at Chapel of Turner Stevens, Al-hambra. Church service Wednesday, 11 am at Serbian Orthodox Church of Christ the Savior, Arcadia. Interment will follow in Serbian Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family request donations be made to Serbian Orthodox Church. NELSON.

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Portillo; son of Joseph G. and Mercedes Portillo; nephew of Rose Yberri. Rosary 7:30 pm, December 28 at Little Church of the Flowers, Forest lawna Glendale. Mass 9 am, December 29 al St. Bede Catholic Church.

215 Foothill LaCanada. In lieu of flowers, the family request donations be made to American Cancer Society. Forest Lawn Mortuary ores! Lawn blendale Forest Lawn Mortuary Funeral Directors LASOFF. Soohle beloved mother GREATEST SUIT SPORTCOAT SALE OF THE SEASON of Betty (Zola) Manheimer and Jackie Krassner; loving grandmother of dear great-grandmother of 15. Services 1 pm, Tuesday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel.

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He served as Deputy District Attorney of Los Angeles County and for many years as General Counsel of Forest Lawn. He was active in numerous civic and fraternal organizations including The Los An- Eeles Breakfast Club, Los Angeles Club, American Legion Hollywood Post M3 and Henry Knox Westlake Lodge '392 F. A.M. He Is survived by nis loving wife, Winifred; daughter, Shirlee Bailey; and grandchildren, Corinne, Chris-line, James and Robert Cleveland. Services 1pm Wednesday.

December 28 at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Iawn Glendale POSCHIN, Martha Zoila died on December 23. 1988. Beloved wife of Robert; loving mother of Daisy Poschin, Patricia Castillo and Hugo Poschin; cherished daughter of Joaquina Montoya; dear sister of Gladys Bryan and Sylvia Bryan. Rosary 6 pm. Thursday and Funeral Services 3 pm, Friday, both at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale.

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S235 la SZ85 I 7 $OQ88 7 REIS, William Milton beloved husband of Miriam for 58 years; devoted father of Betty Cohn and Jay (Marilyn) Reis; adored grandfather of Randy Cohn, Kenneth and Jodi Reis. Services Tuesday, 1 2 noon at Hollywood Memorial Park Chapel. Glasband-Wlllen Mortuary, West Hollywood directors 100's and 100 to choosa from! Reg. $395 to $425 $01088 ARMBTRONQ FAMILY I BROOKS, Anita beloved mother, sister, grandmother and friend. Services Wednesday.

9 am at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Mallnow A Silverman Mortuary CAMP, Marguerite A. resident of Calabasas; passed away December 23. 1988. She is survived by son.

Ronald W. Arnold sisters, Lillian Sullivan and Lorraine Snell; four U.UOV MITTEN Reg. Tarzana; passed away on December 23. 1988. She is survived by two sons.

Victor Lee and Marlin Jay Metzgar and seven grandchildren. Memorial serivces to be held today. 11 am at Pralswater Funeral Homo Chapel, Van Nuys. Inter- ment is private. MOFFAT, Florence Cunningham widow of Thomas G.

Moffat; beloved mother of Patricia O'Fallon; Thomas G. Moffat. Jr. and Michael E. Moffat.

Also survived by eight grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial 12 noon, Tuesday. December 27 (today) at All Soul's Chapel in Calvary Cemetery. Pierce Brothers' Havden, Cunningham Jk O'Connor, A I bam-bra In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Elixabeth Day Nursery, 135 N.

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Shirley Ed Lou died on December 20. 1988 at Loma Linda Hospital al age 76. Survived by three daughters, Belly McCarty of Anaheim, Sally (Paul) Mohhn of Riverside and Nancy (Charles) Bailey of Bakersfield; eight grandchildren-, four great-grandchildren, a sister. Ruin Tuttle and two brothers. Bill and Lawrence K.

Chappetow. A native of California; born in Reedly. son of Percy and Clara Holcom Chappelow, he grew up in Duarte where his grandparents, Raymond and Callie Beardslee Chappelow were pioneers and his great-grandparents, Dr. Nehemiah and Elvira Beardsley were early settlers in Duarte. A painter for many years, later an antique dealer, and for 20 years a coin collector and dealer, he was a long distance runner, having participated in the first Los Angeles Marathon in the early 30s and received the trophy for being the oldest runner al the age 7S in his last marathon Services were held on December 23.

1988 at the Chapel in Live Oak Cemetery. Monrovia Burbaf RUBEN, Charles J. 'the Great Rubinl beloved brother of Edna (David) Ruby-, uncle of Kenneth Ruben; cousin of Rabbi Morns Kaplan. Harriet Kaplan, Edna Steinhauer and Helen Goldman. Mr.

Ruben was a well-known magician and escape artist with many friends at The Magic Castle: writer and contributor lo the Genii Magazine. Services 11 am. Tuesday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Slnal Mortuary SALL, Edith beloved mother of Evelyn Feuer. Roselvn Snitzer and Marilyn Jennings; adoring grandmother of five and great-grandmother of five Services Wednesday.

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