The Californian from Salinas, California • 16

Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1991 an LOCAL I ne Californian OBITUARIES 1 YOUR WINNING WAYS' Jerome E. Blumenthal, former Salinas jeweler A native of Atkms, Mr. l-amb lived Salmas for 25 years. He was a retired pipe fitter, and a member of Prunedale Baptist Chureh and the Pipefitters Union Local 669.

Mr. Lamb is survived by his wife, Barbara Lamb of Salinas; two sons, James Lamb of Redding and Danny Lamb of Santa Nell three stepsons, Carl L. Boyer and Richard Boyer, both of Salinas, and Ed Baker Jr. of Chicago; four stepdaughters, Denise Smith and Delores Cates, both of Salinas, Marie Wright of Red Bluff, and Louise Sharp of Redding; three half sisters. Mary Johnson of Arkansas, Edna Walker of Indiana, and Carla Kase of Colorado; 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Friends may call until 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Healey Mortuary, Services will be held at 1 1 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church of Prunedale, 17716 Pcsante Road. Private burial will be held in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park in Watsonville. Jerome E.

Blumenthal of St. Paul. died Nov, 5 following a long illness. He wax 73. A native of St.

Paul, Mr. Blumenthal was a jeweler who lived in Salinas many years. He managed Good-friends on South Main Street and opened his own store on Midtown Lane in 1961. After retiring, he moved to Redwood City. He served in the Navy during World War II.

Mr. Blumenthal is survived by his wife, Tobie Blumenthal of St. Paul; two sons, Steve Blumenthal of Salinas and Gene Blumenthal of San Carlos; and a granddaughter. Funeral serviees were Friday in Minnesota. Funeral arrangements were by Hodross and Sons of St.

Paul. Memorials may be made to the donor's favorite charity. of Salinas. He ixa 1988 graduate of Salinas High School. npn lJ ij i Navy Seaman Recruit Santos R.

Carrillo, son of Victoria Cortez of Salinas, recently graduated with honors from recruit training. The 1990 graduate of North Salinas High School joined the Navy in June 1991. Awards The Board of Trustees of the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am Youth Fund presented Viscaps of Salinas, an organization for the blind and visually impaired, a grant for $500 to be used toward transportation expenses. Education Willie Signorelli of Salinas was named Student of the Phase in Fundamentals of Refrigeration course at Universal Technical Institute in Phoenix, Ariz. The award is given to the student who has the best record of academic achievement, lab performance and attendance, and is a means of encouraging excellence and initiative.

Signorelli attended North Monterey County High School. Troy A. Adams is enrolled for the fall semester at the Oklahoma State University, Okumlgce, in the food service manage-mentbaking department. Adams is the son of Glenn Adams of Salinas. YOUR WINNING WAYS is a report on the accomplishments of local people and organizations.

Send items and photos to the Winning Ways Editor at P.O. Box 81091, Salinas, 93912. Military Airman Laura I. Oroco-I u-tntes graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. t.lcquie! Oroz-co-Fuentes of Salinas. She is a 1991 graduate of Salinas Hi eh School. Mary O. Tolbert has completed a U.S.

Air Force ROTC Field training encampment at Low ry Air Force Base, Colo. Tolbert is the daughter of Ok Kun Tolbert of Marina and retired Army Sgt. Everett Tolbert of San Antonio. She is a 1989 graduate of Monterey High School and a student at the University of California, Davis. Navy Seaman Recruit Don Barber, son of Wayne V.

Barber of Salinas, recently completed training at Recruit Training Command, San Diego. Barber is a 1990 graduate of Alisal High School and he joined the Navy in June 1991. Marine Pfc. Salvador Pacheco, son of Jesus and Rosa Pacheco of King City, recently completed the Basic Electricians Course. He is a 1990 graduate of King City High School.

Airman Kevin M. Alioto graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Alioto is the son of Susan Alioto infant iv survived by three brothers, Felix Martinez Jonathan Martinez and Adrian Martinez, all of Soledad; one sister, Lisa Marie Martinez of Soledad; her maternal grandparents, I liner Delgado and Llvira Delgado of Soledad; her paternal grandmother, Felicitas Martinez of Soledad; her paternal grandfather, Frank Martinez of Soledad, and numerous uncles, aunts and cousins. Visitation will be private. Graveside services are at 11 a.m.

Wednesday in Soledad Cemetery. Whitehurst Terry Mortuary Chapel is in charge of the arrangements. William Owen, native of England William Owen of Pruncdale died Monday at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He was 71. A native of England, Mr.

Owen lived in Monterey County for 15 years and was a resident of Santa Cruz from 1948 to 1971. Before his retirement, he was an administrator at Piazza Paving Co. He was a member of Santa Cruz Yacht Club and Elkhorn Yacht Club in Moss Landing. Mr. Owen is survived by his wife, Roberta Owen of Prunedale; two daughters, Lesley Gonzalez of Salinas and Christine Mullin of Reno, two brothers, Bruce Owen and Kenneth Owen, both of England; and Five grandchildren.

A wake will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the family residence, 7750 Roma Place, Prunedale. Ashes will be scattered at sea. Arrangements were under the direction of the California Cremation Society. Memorials may be made to the American Lung Association.

Alvin V. Lamb, retired pipe fitter Alvin V. Lamb of Salinas died Sunday at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 76. wife, Grace lorred of Santa Rosa; four sons, PjviJ John Forrest of Chatham.

N.J., Paul I ugene 1 orrest of Satinas, Robert Don Forrest of Salmas and Bruce Muhacl Forrest of West Point; one daughter, Sharon Marie Boynton of Salmas; and nine grarkkhildien. Memorial services are 2 m. Saturday at Faith Lutheran Church, 4930 Newanga Santa Rosa. Private inurnment will be in Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the Alisal High School Scholarship Fund.

777 Williams Road. Salinas 93901. Bolie Solomon, hospital attendant Bolie Solomon of Seaside died Thursday unexpectedly at Community Hospital of Monterey Peninsula. He was 72. A native of Texas, Mr.

Solomon lived in Monterey County for 30 years. He was a hospital attendant at Silas B. Hays Army Hospital and a member of New Hope Baptist Church. Mr. Solomon is survived by his wife, Theo Solomon of Seaside; five daughters, Mary Williams of Texas, Velma Ranson of Seaside, Diane Jones and Eunice Solomon, both of Tulare, and Flora Thomas of Georgia; four sons, George Solomon of Texas, Lewis Solomon and Floyd Solomon, both of South Carolina, and Darnell Solomon of Seaside; two brothers, Fred Solomon of Seaside, Eligh Solomon of Texas; four sisters, Ruthic Porter and Gertrude Hall, both of Seaside, Bennie Smith and Lissie Wingo, both of Texas; and many grandchildren Visitation will be held from noon to 4 p.m.

today and from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Monterey Peninsula Mortuary Chapel at Mission Memorial Park. Serviees will be held at 1 1 a.m. Thursday at New Hope Baptist Church, Seaside. Burial will follow at Mission Memorial Park.

Doreen Martinez, Soledad infant Doreen Martinez, the 4-day-old infant daughter of Felix and Mary Alice Martinez of Soledad, died Friday at Stanford University Hospital in Palo Alto. In addition to her parents, the News of record Burglaries From residence, 16000 Moro Terrace, video cassette player, briefcase, jewelry and coins, worth $10,000, entry through side window, reported to Monterey County Sheriffs Department Nov 6 Thefts From vehicle, South Main and Pine streets, car stereo and roof part, worth $700, reported to police Oct 23 From vehicle, 200 block of Katherine Avenue, 1985 Toyofa pickup, worth $5,000, reported to police Nov From vehicle, 500 block of Brunken Avenue, tools and tool boxes, worth $600, reported to Salmas police Nov 1. Waggin tails 1 his public service column is intended for the free exchange, not the sale, of animals in the Salmas Valley. FOUND Puppy, boxer mix, tan, white and black, about 5 months old. Found on Towt Street Call 758-1562.

CALIFORNIA CREMATION SOCIETY For Free brochure on complete services, call or write. No salesman will call. P.O. Box 452, San Jose, CA 95103 1-998-4066 Esther M. Palmerin, restaurant owner Esther M.

Palmerin of Greenfield died unexpectedly Friday at George i L. Mee Memorial Hospital in King City. She was 42. A native of Atotonileo, Jalisco, Mexico, Mrs. Palmerin lived in Monterey County for eight years.

She was co-owner of Ponchito's Restaurant in Greenfield. She was a member of Holy Trinity parish. Mrs. Palmerin is survived by her husband, Asecncion Palmerin of Greenfield; two sons, Francisco and Eduardo Palmerin of Greenfield; two brothers, Roberto Rodrigues of Hemet and Juan Rodrigues of Mexico; four sisters including Alicia Rodrigues of Pomona; her parents, Francisco Rodrigues and Esperanza Ramirez of Mexico; and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation is from 9 a.

m. to 2 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Whitehurst Terry Chapel.

Vigil services are at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the mortuary chapel. Funeral services are at 10 a.m. Thursday at Holy Trinity Church, Greenfield. Burial will be in Holy Trinity Cemetery, Greenfield.

Martha Pollock, retired shed worker Gobble Up the Savings! 3 lines 10 days $10 A Classified Ad offer available to private party advertisers with rates so cheap you'll gobble them up! Complete line of lOSTOMT SUPPLIES Hollister Sur-Fit and other major brands Romie Lane Rx Pharmacy 505 E. Romie In Salinas 424-0395 NM1IONH ONMHEEHS NO.VEMBERllirilr? Martha Pollock of Salinas died Saturday in Magalia after a lengthy illness. She was 79. A native of Joplin, Mrs. Pollock lived in Salinas for 48 years.

She was a retired shed worker formerly with Spiegel Farms. Mrs. Pollock is survived by her husband, Holly Dale Pollock of Salinas; two daughters, Mildred Schmidt of San Jose, and Gertrude Huss of Magalia; two sisters, Kath-eryn Monigold of Salinas and Opal Thurlow of Jay, one brother, Louis Miller of Oregon; nine grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Healey Mortuary. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the mortuary chapel. Burial will follow in the Garden I of Memories Cemetery. November 1 1 through 17 has been designated National Meals on Wheels Week. This special week recognizes the meal recipients, dedicated volunteers, supporters and contributors to this vital community service. Our Classified Representatives 424 Meals on Wheels of Salinas provides nutritious meals, 365 days per year to the handicapped, homebound and permanently disabled of any age.

The number of meal recipients has grown from 12 at the inception of the program in 1972 to over 200 meals delivered on a daily basis. Walter Banchero enjoys his daily lunch provided by Meals on Wheels Please run my ad as soon as possible! Name Address City State Zip Phone (during business hours) Please check appropriate box: I have enclosed a check to pay for my ad Please charge my ad to: VISA MasterCard Card Expiration Date Signature Please write your ad in the spaces below. Use only 1 letter per space. Blanks also count as letters. Private parties only, merchandise valued up to $5,000.

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Forrest, former Salinas teacher Howard Alton Forrest of Santa Rosa died at home Saturday following a short illness. He was 79. A native of Mora, Mr. Forrest lived in Salinas fora number of years and was a teacher and counselor at Salinas and Alisal high schools. He was an.

active member of St. Ansgar Lutheran Church. Mr. Forrest is survived by his ANGELO 'RICK CIMINO Lived in Salmas, CA for 12 years, died Sunday morning at his residence in El Cerrito, CA Attended local schools, member of Hartnell College Little Theatre Thespian Group. Member of First Theatre of California, Monterey, CA, San Francisco Repertory Theatre, and was a radio personality on radio stations in Sacramento, Stockton, and San Francisco.

Was also a tree lance vocal artist for radio and television commercials Owned and operated New Talent Actors Placement Service. Mr. Cimino is survived by his wife Nikki Cimino of El Cerrito, CA, his mother Laura Cimino of Salinas, CA, two brothers Armand and Eddie Cimino of Salmas, CA, one sister Rem Nelson of Salinas, CA. Numerous nieces and nephews Burial will be held in El Cerrito, CA. Donations may be made to local charities of your choice in the name of Rick Cimino.

WELTON P. (BUD) PARKER BO passed away Nov. 10, 1991 at V. Memorial Hospital after a six months illness. He is survived by his wife, Virginia of the family home, three sisters, Geneva Golden of Lee's Summit, Mo; Virginia Linguist of Harlan, Iowa; Bonnie Jean Nelson of Lake Worth, FI.

One brother, Robert Parker of Independence, Mo. and numerous nieces and nephews. Before his retirement, he owned Bud Parkers Mens Wear in Sherwood Gardens for twenty years. He served in the S. Army during World Wide II England and France.

Xt his request no services will be held. Arrangements by the Neptune Society. Memorials may be made to the Ameri--an Cancer Society or SPCA. Over 70,000 meals will be served this year by dedicated volunteers. If you would like to contribute your time to this valuable organization as a volunteer driver or know someone who would benefit from meal delivery, please contact Meals On Wheels of Salinas at 758-MEAL.

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