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32 Part 1 Friday, May 5, 1989 QosAnaeles States OBITUARIES linn Douglass Watson; Key Actor in 'Another World' Louis Kanaster, 78; Ex-Housing Official, Planning Consultant Louis Kanaster, 78, a longtime member of the Los Angeles County Regional Commission and from 1971 to 1977 executive director of the County Housing Authority, died Tuesday at his home in San Pedro. Kanaster, a veteran planning consultant, was retired. A his survivors include a son, daughter, brother and four Douglass Watson, the distinguished character actor who played the role of the charismatic publishing magnate on the NBC soap opera "Another World" for nearly 15 years, has died from a heart attack, the network announced Thursday. He was 67. An NBC spokesman said Watson, who played the part of Mackenzie Cory, was vacationing in Arizona when he died Monday.

His last appearance in "Another World" will be broadcast on The role earned Watson two Emmy Awards, in the 1979-80 season and again in 1980-81. Watson, who won the Distinguished Flying Cross and two Purple Hearts for his wartime service, appeared in more than 30 Broadway plays, including the title role in T.S. Eliot's "Confidential Clerk." His other theater credits included "Over Here" with the Andrews Sisters, "Wisteria Trees" with Helen Hayes, "Romeo and Juliet" with Olivia de Havilland and "Glass Clock" with Ruth Gordon. He was awarded a New York Drama Desk award in 1974 for his portrayal of Don Pedro in Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Noth-mg. He also was seen in such films as "Sayonara" and "Julius Caesar" with Marlon Brando, "Ulzana's Raid" with Burt Lancaster and "The Money Pit" with Tom Hanks and Shelley Long.

Watson is survived by his wife, Eugenia Laring-Clark, and three children. 1 (afflsm i msmumrnassm ft il Serge Hovey; Musicologist, Burns Expert By BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer Serge Hovey, a composer and musicologist whose devotion to the poetry and song of Robert Burns seemingly enabled him to overcome for years the devastating debilitation of Lou Gehrig's disease, died Wednesday evening at his home in Pacific Palisades. His wife, Esther, said her husband was 69 and had just recently compiled and completed the sixth recorded volume of Burns' music while planning for a seventh album later this month. He had been diagnosed more than 20 years ago with having amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a crippling neurological disorder.

Doctors at the time gave him only two to three years to live. But Hovey credited his fascination with what he called "the folk tradition in music" for the strength that enabled him to continue his labor of love. Massive Project He already was a successful composer when he embarked on the massive Burns project that was to dominate the last years of his life. Hovey had been a composition student of Arnold Schoenberg and Hanns Eisler and had written the scores for the New York shows "Tevya and His Daughters" and "The World of Scholem Aleichem." He had also been musical director of Bertolt Brecht's "Galileo." His other works film scores, choral pieces, operas and chamber music have been performed by ensembles throughout the United States and in Berlin. He was the son of a New England father and a Russian-Jewish mother.

At mid-life, he began seeking his own roots. In the 1960s, that research into folk lore led him to Burns. "Burns wrote several hundred poems and 323 lyrics," Hovey said in a wide-ranging interview with The Times in 1983. "As I read, I would find underneath the title of the lyric, 'Tune: Mrj-I mfffiT A GREAT WORKOUT 3SS MM'OcK IN TWO EASY STEPS! rassr II lilt I i if I The challenge ofa health club 1 BIO-DYNE WORKOUT CENTER Turn corner of your room into a health clubt Base unit uses only 3'2" 5'2" No cable changes I UN UNIT $00099 I RilJ II 'LLy stair climber is yours with the 2 1 I 1 I Bioclimber 500. You 11 set a I 1 .1 Sale Price VWTKaI tm Sale Price VEKTKJU.

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(Even the bawdy ones that the poet was fond of writing, either after or before he had done an acceptable version. Hovey even found that the world had been singing "Auld Lang Syne," a lyric Burns wrote in 1799, to a melody the poet had never intended. The song that symbolizes the New Year to much of the English-speaking world was "carelessly selected" after Burns' death. Hovey published the lyric and the unknown melody Burns had intended for it in Volume 2 of "The Robert Burns Songbook." Most recently, one of Hovey's four sons, Daniel, went to Scotland and with a string quartet and recorded the sixth volume. The seventh is due in the recording studio late this month, Esther Hovey said.

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Funeral Sat, May 6, 10 am at Gardens Valley Baptist Church, 1630 W. 158th St. Garden. Fakil Martiary directors ZAGER, Lawlll Mallaaw A Silvern Martiary No nutter what you cjn alford. were here for you.

FOREST LAWN MORTUARY KIHH I VWtMHUItl.l (213) 254-3131 Funtral Notkt Neptune Society 213831-0664 818845-2415 Los Angelas Burbank OMSkrlA nrt KASSER, Harry beloved father of Debi (Victor) Neumiller; adoring grandfather of Nicole, Jonathan and Boas; devoted brother of Betty Sllverfarb, Bennle and Shy Kalusny, Irene Soloway and Sara Tousant Services 1 pm, Friday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mailt Sis I Martiary KATZ, Ealtk Kay Mallaaw i Sllvarmas Martiary LA BO, Jamas F. resident of San Fernando; passed away on May 2, 1969. Beloved husband of June; father of Roxanne, James Charles. Robert, Albert, Paul, Steven.

Visitation Friday, May 5, from 5 to 7pm and Funeral service Saturday, May 6. 10 am, both at J. T. Oswald Martiary Caaaal, Sal Far-said. Graveside service to follow in Eternal Valley Memorial Park, Newhall.

LAMBERT, Kathtrlse WeU passed awsy on May 2, 1969. Widow of Lawrence E. Lambert; slater of Helen and Miriam Webb; aunt of Dr. David R. Webb.

MAAG, Makal lovlng'mother of Marjort Donovan of Los Angeles and Dorothy Hatton of Houston, Texas; also survived by eight grandchildren and one great-grandson. Private aervleea. Otaa-ar Groman Jewish Funeral Directors VALLIERE, Aalalaarla passed sway on May 3. 1989. Beloved sister of Dede ana much loved friend of Margo and Neville.

DICKMAN, Srarl beloved son of Joseph and Jeanette Dickman; loving brother of Steven Mark Dickman and Susan Elizabeth (Alexander) Bapty; adored grandson of Gussie Dickman. Mailt Slaal Martiary DROS, OaMvlava Oiarra-Oilltrral Martiary OALE. Elliara passed away May 3, 1989. Beloved mother and friend. Memorial Services Friday, May 5, I I am at her home.

GAMBLE, Ol.s flare Bras. Oriraw 7M7J7-3771 GARNER, Aaraa Wllkla retired insurance auditor with Aetna Casualty A Surety Company; passed away on May 4, 1989. He is survived by his beloved wife of 58 years, Marian of Glendalei cherished daughter, Ann Garner Rogers and son-in-law, John K. Rogers of Piedmont, CA; brothera. Dr.

Onyx P. Garner of Hot Springs, Arkansas and Dr. Byron 0. Garner of Las Cruces, New Mexico; granddaughter, Marilyn A. Rogers of Los Angeles and grandson, John K.

Rogers III of Toronto, Canada. Memorial aervie Saturday. 2 nm PETER D. ROSE L.A.F.D. active; died on May 1, 1969 in Los Angeles, CA.

Viewing Friday, May 5, from 12 noon noon to 6 pm at Crawford PADILLA, Charles born In Las Vegas, New Mexico on October 29, 1931; passed sway on May 5, 1969. He is survived by his wife, Lupe G. Padilla; 3 sons, Steven, Charles Daniel and his wife, flora, and John Paul Padilla; daughter, Lori, and her husband, Tom, Laahinaky; 2 sisters, Rita Romero, Sadie Padilla, Lucy Carrillo and Angle Jacob-son; 2 brothers, Ray and Ben Padilla; 12 grandchildren, 35 nieces and nephews. Recitation of the Rosary this evening, May 5, 7 pm and Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, May 6, 10 am, both at Presentation Catholic Church, Los Angeles. Interment will be in Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Kllskar-Ciiiligkam at Oiarra Martiary, Hiatlita Park directors RABIN, Millie Maait Slaal Martiary RIVA3.L..0. Pint Bras. Haydea, Casalaskam A Otaaaar, Alkamkra RUSH, William tatel Frt Laws Gleidal 8HEEHAN, Mleka.1 htrltk son of John Kelly and Janna Shee-nan; other survivors Include two sisters. Janna and Jane; two brothers, John and Christopher. Services Saturday, 10 am st Blessed Sscrsment Catholic Church, 6667 Sunset Hollywood.

Interment following in Green Hills Memorial Park, Rancho Palos Los Angeles VaKey ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery, Mortuary, Crematory 18255 S. Vermont L.A. (213)329-1113 ALVISO, raala Pierea Braa. Grlmea 714737-8771 AMATO, Julia (Java) aurvived by daughter. Either (Michael) Millers grandchildren.

Julie, Carol. David. Services Sunday, 3 pm at Home of Peace Chapel. MaliMw Sll- vermas Nartaary directora BELLER, IrU E. beloved wife of Alex; beloved mother of Jerry; beloved iler of Rene Freaco.

Service! 2 pm, Friday at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel. Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mailt Slaal Mar-taary In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Can- cer Society, BLACKFORD James 'Deals' 67. A resident of LaQuinta, California, died Tuesday afternoon In Rancho Mirage, California. He was born in Boyle Heights Ca.

and was a former resident of the Los Angeles area. He is survived by his wife, Marl Blackford of LaQuinta; two daughters, Patricia Gravel of San Diego, CA and Margie Wachter of Hemet, CA; four grandsons. Bill and Erik Gravel and Jim and Jason Wachter. Services will be conducted at Grace Chapel at Inglewood Memorial Park on Saturday, May 6, 1969 at the hour of 1 1 am. CANEDAT, Eawla Tracy beloved husband of Eula M.

Canedav: father of Doris Alexander; grandfather of Judy L. Wilnon and Klmberlee Alexander; great-grandfather of Danielle and Stacy Wilson; also survived by sister, Winifred C. Leak. Graveside services 9 am. Friday in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills.

(818) (Z13) 748-2201 365- 365-7151 SPENCER, Ckarhs Harkart died on May 4. 1969 in West Los An- eeles, CA. He is survived by rother, Dean Spencer of Detroit, Ml; niece, Sharon Luts of Detroit, MI; nephews. Richard Spencer or Detroit, MI and Kirk Luts of Ann Arbor, MI and dear friend, Kevin Dobbins of Los Angeles. Cremation by West wood Village Mortuary Mctc Brlkers' Valhalla Steinberg, Ja7ja beloved father of Sharon Fein and Francine Edward) Sang.

Mailt Slaal Martiary STREAK, Harry HllUld Martiary TERAN.VIeeiU Gaarra-Gitlarrsi Martiary WOLr.Malkas Mailt Sisal Martnary WOLFE, Walter Services Monday, May 8 St Abktt A Hast Sllvar Lak. WOOLEVER, Maods Baam.aaa beloved wife of Uoyd E. Wooleveri mother of Colleen Belli, Lloyd Woolever Jr. and Roberta Woolev-er. Born on April 21, 1906 In Las Vegas, Nevada, she Is also survived by ten grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren.

She was the original and longtime owner of Hollywood Accessories Company; past Matron of Highland Park Chapter, Order of Eastern Star; past Mighty Chosen On of the Cauldron; member of Daughters of the Nile, White Shrine of Jerusalem, and Social Order of Beauceant; an active longtime member of Crescent Heights Methodist Church. Funeral services 10am. Saturday, May 6 at Plan Bretktrs' Caa-alaghsm O'Caaaar, Hellywe. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Amer-Ican Cancer Society. Charitable CoatributioRS 8717 Tamps Northridge.

Rosary 9 pm, Friday and Mass 9130 sm, Saturday, May 6. both st St Bridget of Sweden Catholic Church, 187fl Gaull Van Nuys. Interment In San Fernando Mission Cemetery, 11160 Iran wood San Fernanda ARMsBTPONO rVkMILY te any vehicle, support Amer er Soc. 2134374791 U12 Complete All LA. County frtt Uttrttur (213)747-9121 LoAnol Camatory Lots-Crypts burn as i Hills Martiary directors 2 double deep plots, Inglewood Park Cemetery, Cherry Blossom Sec.

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Alas HanasJa; fan LYONS, GleaaE. L.A.F.D. retired, died May 2. 1969 In Cleveland. Ohio.

Funeral services 11 sm, Saturday, May 6 at Rose Funeral Home, 306 N. Elisabeth St, Belle Center, Ohio. ROBERT B. HARTER Los Angeles Fire Department, retired; died on May 4. 1969 in Los Angeles, CA.

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Covins Hills Cherished Memory 1 A 2 ieiceotlonal IfKationl 1,000 for both pp 818445-0143 limn Obituary nomalion MouNzSihiai MORTUARY CEMETERY (213)469-6000 Los Angeles An-atr-g Family directors MULLER, Walter Knight of Malu, devoted husband of Sheila; loving father of Kelly, Karen, Angela, Matthew and Kurt; son of the late Walter and Marile Mullen brother of Mary Margaret Muller Thompson, James Muller, John Muller, Timothy Muller and the late Frank Mullen wonderful friend of many. Service pending. Plate Bratk-rs' Cmlif kam O'Caaaar, Hal-lywd In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Catholic Charities, 1400 W. Ninth Los Angeles. CA 90015 or to St.

John of God Nursing Hospital, 2035 W. Adams Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90018. Gramas Martiary directors HERSMOVrW, Talis Hlllslda Martiary HUSsET.LawallCaraea Pralswatar C-apal, Vl Nays ICHItM, Raaart Maaakl puseS sway on May 3, 1989 in Culver City, CA. He Is survived by his sons, George M.

and Thomas M. Ichlen, daughter, May H. Ichlen; grandfather of six and great-grandfather of nine. Private funeral services to be held today. Gates, Klisgley Galea, Calvar City JOHNSMN.

U. Olai Haves Martiary ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PRK. 2 cemets-ry lots, $900es or $1750 both 714244-2519 PP ROSE H11.LS Garden of Memories 2 lots 81000 pp 213596-6377 Mallaaw Sllvsrmai Martiary CdPELANO, Rltkara H. suddenly on May 3, 1989. Beloved husband of Joan; devoted father of Jeanne (Scott) Chambers and Robert L.

(Martha) Copeland; adored grandfather of Andrew Copeland. Services 1 1 am, Sunday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mailt Sisal Martiary DAVIS, William Glti Havti Martiary Call Miss Blots or undtnlandtni) and lulplul vma Oinluary Nolun 1211) 62U-44I I. nt 77241 Of (2I1 217 7241 Coe Anjjcleo STimcfi Menorah Lodge S623 F. A A.M.

will assemble today, Friday, IV May 5, 11 am at Eden Mortuary Chapel in Eden Memorial Park to conduct services for our Iste brother, CHARLES POLLACK Hichsrd W. Matskin, W.M. Joseph B. Joyce. Secretary Tiwn Qpiluars nlormalkm Tisio OMuarq Iswswlwa C-t Mm IW jw MfrMMt MpM I'riH Mm fUal Jbr umnm(in mi MWul tJtlt ftJV4ll nt 74I or Ulll 111 11U mmm.