Santa Maria Times from Santa Maria, California • 5

A Beatrice B. Hughes, 91, died in a King City hospital Sunday following a long ilIness. native of Austin, she lived in California 75 years, moving to King City from Santa Maria 30 years ago. Surviving are sons Floyd of King City, Robert of Arroyo Grande, Harley of Seattle and Ellsworth of Hollister; and numerous grandchildren. Her husband, Harley, and son Paul preceded her in death.

A service will be held Wednesday, 10 a.m., in the Ree C. Grim Chapel, King City, and a graveside service in Santa Maria Cemetery at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mabel E. Denney Obituaries Beatrice B.

Hughes Mrs. Mabel E. Denney, 73, died Friday in her Santa Maria home. Funeral service was today in the Newhart Family Mission Chapel, with Dr. Charles N.

Gibbs of First Christian Church officiating. Mrs. Denney was a member of the Santa Maria Senior Citizens Club and the First Christian Church, and was a native of Loveland, Tex. Surviving are daughter Mrs. Dorothy P.

(William Robertson of Santa Maria; brothers Art Riley of Bell, Clearance Riley of Santa Maria and Earl Riley of Long Beach; sisters Mrs. Alice (Robert) Bivins of Santa Maria and Mrs. Helen (Rex) Murray of Yuba City; four grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Heather L. Evans Funeral for infant Heather Lynette Evans will be Wednesday, 3 p.m., graveside in the Santa Maria Cemetery.

Bishop William J. Williams and President Michael Shean of the Santa Maria First Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter- day Saints, will officiate. She was born Aug. 16 here and died Friday in Valley Children's Hospital, Fresno. She was the daughter of Rodney and Lynette Evans of Santa Maria.

are paternal grandparents Edwin and Dawn Evans of Nipomo; paternal grandmother Lucy Evans of Boise, paternal great grandparents Steven and Charlotte Stobbins of Oakland; maternal grandparents Roy and Evelyn Williams of Santa Maria; maternal great- grandmother Muriel Williams of Santa Maria; and maternal grandfather David Gericke of Stanley, Wis. The Newhart Family was in charge of arrangements. Officials of union in jail OAKLAND (UPI) Two top union officials remained in jail Monday while negotiations continued to end the 11-day strike by Bay Area Rapid Transit District policemen which has slowed service on the commuter trains. Eugene Jennings, BPOA president, and Jack Strand, a vice president of the union, were jailed Saturday because the union ignored a court order barring the walkout. Stocks of local interest 2:30 p.m.

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Mensente NOSL Oceld 131 Thrift UAL Inc UnOCal Tell 20 Indust 870.14-2.17 20 from 218.8440.78 15 UH. 112.6440.36 wal 19 990 000 Tuesday, September 6, 1977, Santa Maria, Times-5 Irene T. Putney Mrs. Irene T. Putney, 67, of Orcutt, Thursday while vacationing in Reno, Nev.

was a native of Worcester, Mass. and a registered nurse for 42 years, most recently in private practice in Berkeley. She moved to Santa Maria four years ago. Surviving are her husband Olie; son John Putney of Orcutt; foster children Walter Giguere Redwood City, and Donna Gonzales of Richmond; brother Neal LaForce of Largo, sisters Mrs. Rose Sancomb of Orcutt, Mrs.

Florence Turner of Spencer, Mass; Mrs. Corinne Travers of Worcester; and one grandchild. Rosary and prayer service will be Wednesday, 11 a.m., in the MagnerMaloney Chapel with the Rev. Bede Johnson of St. Luis de Montfort Catholic Church officiating and burial in Santa Maria Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Darrell -Nichols, Tavares, Randy Casey, Lehmanynard Farmer and John Putney Jr. Friends may visit from 6 to 9 p.m. today and until service time Wednesday in the Magner-Maloney Chapel. Maria Saldana Maria Saldana, 78, of Santa Maria, died Sunday in a local hospital. Services are pending at the Magner-Maloney Chapel.

Kenneth C. Carroll Kenneth C. Carroll, 75, resident of Santa Maria since 1906, died Thursday while visiting his son in Phoenix, Ariz. A native of Highland, W. he attended local schools and graduated from Santa Maria Junior College, the predecessor of Hancock College.

He worked 41 years for the Bank of America. Surviving are his widow, Mamie Santa Maria; son James (Pat) Carroll of Phoenix; daughter Mrs. Susan Walmsley, Santa Maria; brothers W. J. Carroll of Fresno and J.M.

Carroll Torrance; sisters Mrs. Lila Breen of Fresno and Mrs. Catherine Billington of Santa Maria; grandchildren Matthew K. Walmsley of Santa Maria and Charles, Michael and Patricia Carroll of Phoenix. Graveside service was held today in Santa Maria Cemetery, with DudleyHoffman Mortuary in charge of arrangements.

Administrator candidate out SAN LUIS OBISPO One of the two top candidates for appointment to the San Luis Obispo County administrator's post has withdrawn his name from an applicants' list. County Supervisor Hans Heilmann said that Douglas Willsie, 3 36, deputy city administrator of Santa barbara, has decided to accept a job in private industry instead. If Nipomo sewer bonds pass tax to be levied NIPOMO If voters approve bonds for a $6 million sewer project on Nov. 8, Community Services District directors will have the power to levy an ad valorem tax on all property within their jurisdiction, according to Bruce McGray, manager. But McGray said state guidelines provide that a public hearing on the tax must be held when the project is 50 per cent complete, and at that time user's fees must also be discussed.

Directors will not be limited on the amount of taxes they may assess, Welfare fraud charged SAN LUIS OBISPO Criminal complaints alleging welfare fraud have been filed against six more recipients of aid from San Luis Obispo County, including a Nipomo man and a Pismo Beach woman. Nipomo Hernandez, is 24, charged of 272 with Oak failing to properly report wages and receiving an overpayment of $1,470 cash from funds set aside for Aid to Families with Dependent Children, and $234 in food stamps. Delores Judge, 48, of 100 S. Dolliver Pismo Beach, allegedly failed to report that a child had moved from her home and thus was overpaid $172.50 in cash. Ray and Helen Noble, both 35, 1 now of Oregon, allegedly received $1,088 in cash and $84 in food stamps while they lived in San Miguel, by not reporting wages.

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Thursday. McGray said, but the exact charges to users and the tax rate must be adopted by the time the project is 80 per cent complete. During a recent public hearing, when bond consultant Peggy McGilligott and others appeared, a representative of Montgomery Engineers outlined three possible financial plans to pay for the sewers. One placed the full burden of costs on users, another was based on a 16 cent ad valorem tax, and the third proposal cut user fees and suggested a $1.79 tax. McGray received a petition urging support of the sewer proposal last week, from a group of about 50 property owners who live in the District and pay taxes but will not be able to vote on the issue because they are aliens.

The petition was presented by Bernice Flores, representing a group called Comite de Beneficios Mutuos de Nipomo. Quartet jailed SAN LUIS OBISPO Four young Los Angeles hunters got their deer Sunday, the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office reported today, but all of them wound up in jail. The charges were possession of a doe, no license and trespassing. Arrested were Jorge Gomez, 18, Gonzalo Flores, 19, Fernando Flores 22, and Jose Venegas, 24. All were booked under the penal code's statute on poaching.

Court orders halt to Kent State gym WASHINGTON (UPI) Supreme Court Justice William Brennan today temporarily barred construction of a gymnasium on the site where four Kent State students were killed by National Guardsmen in 1970. The construction work had been set to begin this week, but Brennan granted the request for a stay by opponents of the gymnasium who want a memorial built on the site of the deaths during Vietnam War protests. They had fought unsuccessfully through two lower courts to stop the bulldozers while the Interior Department completes a study on whether the site could be designated as a National Historic Landmark. Opponents of the gymnasium asked Brennan to grant the stay after Justice Potter Stewart refused Saturday to hold up construction pending an appeal to the high court from an adverse decision by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

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