i Cos Angeke (limes 2 Part IITuesday, November 19, 1985 THE WEATHER Reports and Forecasts From Across the Nation Weather emamary for amend am evJudng oierreght tows and aeiine hohs. PietaMaHoa tor 24 hours andna at 4 m. standard Fare raw, Tto. FaracaatWael. FereceatWed.
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Wichita National Oceanic and Atmosphere Admnistrauon Associated Press generally dry air brushing across Southern California as the remains of a Pacific storm system was moving into the Great Basin. The Southland should warm a bit the next day or so. Hurricane Kate was moving westerly Monday, giving Florida an unusually late-season cause for alarm. Winds were also kicking up on the West Coast with a strong northwest flow of cool and California Reports temperatures for 12 hours, lows for 18 hours, precipitation for 24 hours all ending at 4 p. High Precip.
Marine Forecast Monday: Lo Hi 42 66 26 54 42 63 32 57 43 61 55 64 40 68 No report 42 63 47 66 42 68 33 61 49 64 43 73 45 62 50 62 36 65 Lo Hi Location Precip. Lo Hi Location I 29 64 Escondido 44 62 Pasadena 41 55 Eureka 0.03 32 50 Red Bluff 44 56 Fresno 42 57 Riverside 42 58 Julian No report Sacramento No report Lancaster 39 47 San Bernardino 20 45 Long Beach 46 63 San Diego 39 66 LA. Civic Center 46 66 San Gabriel 44 68 L.A.Int'l. Airport 61 63 SanJose 51 66 Monrovia 41 67 S. JuanC'strano 53 59 Momebello 46 68 Santa Ana 51 64 Mt.
Wilson 30 58 Santa Barbara No report Needles xx 41 62 Santa Maria 35 69 Newport Beach 46 64 Santa Monica 48 64 Northridge No report Thermal 47 63 Oceanside 48 60 Torrance 50 70 Ontario xx 42 63 Westwood 48 62 Palm Springs 43 71 Woodland Hills Location Precip. Apple Valley Bakersfield BarstowDaggett Beaumont Big Bear Lake Bishop Blythe Borrego Springs Burbank xx CatalinaAvalon Chula Vista Culver City Death Valley Del Mar El Cajon El Centra EIToro From Point Conception to Mexico and out 60 miles: INNER WATERS local gusty north to north to northeast winds 1 5-30 knots with 2-4 foot wind chop below the canyons from Santa Monica Bay to Point Conception through tonight; otherwise light variable winds night and morning, becoming south to southwest 6-15 knots this afternoon and evening; southwest to west swell 2-3 feet. OUTER WATERS small-craft advisory entire area through tonight for north winds 10-20 knots and combined seas 4-7 feet. FORECAST mostly clear with soma high cloudy through tonight. sun then increasing high clouds; highs in 50s; light winds.
Tonight increasing clouds; chance of showers spreading south to near San Francisco; lows in 30s to mid 40s. Wednesday scattered showers; highs in upper 40 and 60s. Hightow: Santa Rosa 6237; San Francisco 6847; Oakland 5847; San Jose 6344. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Today mostly sunny; soma high clouds; highs in 40s to mid 50s; light winds. Tonight increasing clouds; chance of showers north; slight chance of showers late tonight south; tows in 30s.
Wednesday scattered showers; highs in mid 40s to tow SOs.Hkjhtow: Shasta Dam 5736; Redding 6428; Red Bluff 6630; Sacramento 6634. NORTHERN SKRRA: Today mostly sunny. Tonight increasing clouds; chance of showers from Lake Tahoe north; snow feet. Wednesdaysnow becoming likely from 2,000 feet north to 4,000 feet south. Hightow: Lake Tahoe 3220.
NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA: Today increasing clouds; chance of showers north of Shelter Cove by afternoon; highs in 40s to tow 60s; light winds. Tonight showers likely north; chance of showers elsewhere; lows in 30s to low 40s. Wednesday showers likely; snow above 2,500 feet north to 4,000 feet south; highs in mid 40s to tow 50s.Highlow: Crescent City 6032; Eureka 5134; Fort Bragg 6235; Ukiah 6431. MT. SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA: Today increasing clouds; chance of afternoon showers; highs in mid 30s to low 40s; light winds; snow near 3,500 feet.
Tonight showers likely; snow near 3,000 feet; lows in mid 20s to mid 30s. Wednesday snow showers likely; highs around 30. Highlow: Mt. Shasta City 4026. Surf Forecasts Los Angeles Civic Center data for Monday from midnight to 4 p.m.; rainfall season begins July 1: Hiah humidity 64 Rainfall None Rain last season to date 1.49 ntSnte'l AiasmLO VT Charleston 1.52 Normal rainfall to dale 1.63 Low humidity 24 Rainfallforseason.
Valid for 12 hours from 6 a.m. Tuesday. State Forecasts Surf Period Swell Av. In Av. Swell Beach Max.
Sacs. Max. Dir. Zuma 23 10 12 SW Santa Monica 23 10 12 SW NewportHunt'n. 23 10 12 SW San Diego County 23 10 12 29.80 am ham eppggj snow 'jv'y'j Coastal Observations COLD WARM FRONT fRONT STATIONARY A OCCLUDED FRONT FRONT SCATTERED pWa, SCATTERED RAW A SNOW i-1 Monday's wind speeds in knots, wave heights in feet, intervals in seconds.
Air Pollution Reports and Forecasts Pollutant standard index (psil: 0-100 good; 100-200 ful for all; 300-500 hazardous. First figure is today's unhealthful for sensitive people; 200-300 unhealth- psi forecast; second is Monday's attained psi. Metropolitan Los Angeles 50 25 San Bernardino and Escondido 50 34 Coastal areas 42 33 Riverside areas 58 33 High deserts 42 25 San Fernando and Hemet-Elsinorearea 42 33 Low deserts 42 26 Santa Clarita valleys 42 25 Inland Orange County 42 33 Big Bear Lake 42 xx San Gabriel, Pomona valleys 58 25 Downtown San Diego 50 34 Banning area 42 25 Wave Tamp. Wind Htlnt Sea Air W14 0608 5664 W12 0110 5963 NW15 0208 xx57 WNW9 0512 5560 W20 0210 6060 WNW20 0310 6159 SW10 0408 6358 WNW10 0408 6062 SW10 0210 5862 SW10 0210 6060 SW12 0209 6057 NNW10 Calm 6459 No report Station. Time Channel Island, 1p.
El Capitan Beach, 4p. Santa Barbara, 10a. Ventura Marina, 4p. Zuma Beach, 4p. Santa Monica, 4p.
Marina Del Rey, 1p. Hermosa Beach, 4p. Cabrilk) Beach, 4p. Jfunt'n. Beach, 1p.
Newport Beach, 4p. Avalon, 4p. SanClemente Global Reports m.p.h.; highs in 50s. Tonight clear; lows in mid 20s to mid 30s. Wednesday some high clouds; highs in low 50s to low 60s.
Death Valley 6873870. Today's high: Lancaster-Palmdale 52; Victorville-Apple Valley 54; Barstow-Daggett 56; China Lake-Ridgecrest 58. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS: Today through Wednesday mostly clear, except for some high clouds Wednesday; northerly winds 15-30 m.p.h. with stronger local gusts, diminishing by Wednesday; highs today in upper 30s to mid 40s, Wednesday in 40s; lows in teens and 20s. Today's high: Big Bear Lake 43; Lake Arrowhead 40; Wrightwood 45.
OWENS VALLEY: Today mostly dear; local northerly winds to 25 m.p.h.; highs in upper 40s to upper 60s. Tonight mostly clear; lows 15-25. Wednesday some high clouds; highs in upper 40s to upper 50s. BK3 SUR TO SANTA MARIA: Today sunny; highs in mid 50s to mid 60s; northwest winds to 15 m.p.h., decreasing this evening. Tonight increasing clouds north; fair south; lows in 30s to tow 40s.
Wednesday increasing clouds; chance of showers north; highs in mid 60s to mid 60s. Highlow: Monterey 6144; Santa Maria 6130. SAUNAS VALLEY AREA: Today sunny; highs in 60s; light winds. Tonight increasing clouds north; fair south; lows in upper 20s to tow 40s. Wednesday increasing clouds; chance of afternoon showers north; high in 50s.
Hightow: Salinas 6542; Paso Robtos 5728. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Today sunny; highs in 60s: light winds. Tonight increasing high clouds north; fair south; tows in 30s. Wednesday increasing clouds; chance of afternoon showers about Fresno northward; highs in 50s. Highlow: Stockton 5634; Fresno 6835; Bakersfield 5736.
SOUTHERN SIERRA: Today mostly sunny. Tonight increasing high clouds. Wednesday increasing clouds; showers becoming likely Kings Canyon northward; chance of showers elsewhere; snow feet. Highlow: Yosemite 4428; Lake Isabella 5129. SAN FRANCISCO BAY REGION: Today morning L08 ANGELES: Today and tonight mostly clear; some high cloudiness; breezy near the foothills; highs near 70; lows in mid to upper 40s.
Wednesday mostly sunny but some high cloudiness; highs in low 70s. Today's high: Civic Center 70; Beverly Hills-Hollywood 68; Whittier-Montebello 72. SANTA BARBARA, VENTURA COUNTY COASTS; SANTA MONICA BAY; LONG BEACH, ORANGE COUNTY METROPOLITAN AREA: Today through Wednesday clear, except for some high clouds Wednesday; local gusty winds below canyons, diminishing by Wednesday; highs today in mid to upper 60s, Wednesday in upper 60s to low 70s; lows in 40s. Today's high: Santa Barbara 68; Ventura-Oxnard 67; Santa Monica 67; Inglewood-Culver City 70; Redondo-Hermosa 66; Torrance 69; Long Beach 73; Huntington-Newport 68; Santa Ana 67. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Today and tonight mostly clear; some high cloudiness; gusty northwest winds 1 5-30 m.p.h.
below the canyons; highs ki upper 60s; lows in mid to upper 40s. Wednesday mostly suny; some high cloudiness; highs ki low 70s. Today's high: Burbank 69; Van Nuys 67; Northridge 68. SAN GABRIEL, SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS. Today and tonight mostly clear; some high cloudiness; gusty northeast winds 15-30 m.p.h.
below the canyons; highs in mid 60s; lows in upper 30s to mid 40s. Wednesday mostly sunny; some high cloudiness; highs in upper 60s. Today's high: Pasadena 66; El Monte-San Gabriel 68; Ontario 66; Riverside 64; San Bernardino 65; Beaumont 63. SAN DIEGO AREA: Today through Wednesday-fair; coastal highs 64-67; coastal lows 44-50: inland highs today 67-72, Wednesday 68-74; inland lows 35-45. Today's high: San Diego 67; Oceanside 64.
IMPERIAL, COACHELLA, LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS: Today clear; local gusty northerly winds; highs in 60s. Tonight clear; lows in mid 30s to mid 40s. Wednesday soma high clouds; highs in mid 60s to mid 70s. Today's high: Palm Springs 68; Imperial-El Centra 67; Blythe 66. ANTELOPE VALLEY, MOJAVE DESERT, DEATH VALLEY: Today clear; northerly winds 15-30 Gathered by Associated Press for Sunday, local time, and by the National Weather Service: Extended Forecasts For Thursday, Friday, Saturday: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AREAS: Increasing clouds Thursday; chance of rain Friday; clearing Saturday.
Highs Thursday in mid 60s to low 70s, Friday and Saturday into 60s; lows in 40s to mid 60s. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS: Increasing clouds Thursday; chance of rain or snow Friday; clearing Saturday; guaty winds Friday and Saturday. Highs Thursday in 40s, Friday and Saturday into 30s; lows in 20s to mid 30s. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERTS: Increasing clouds Thursdsy; chance of showers spreading south Friday, ending Saturday; gusty winds at times. Northern-desert highs Thursday in 50s, Friday and Saturday into 40s; lows in mid 20s and 30s.
Southern-desert highs Thursday in 60s, Friday and Saturday into 50s; lows in mid 30s and 40s. Owens Valley highs Thursday in mid 40s to mid 50s. Friday and Saturday into 40s; lows in 20s. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA: Showers likely to spread south Thursday; showers Friday in the Sierra with decreasing chance elsewhere; chance of showers Saturday in the Sierra, but otherwise mostly fair; cold nights; cool days. Highs Thursday in mid 40s to 50s, Friday in upper 40s and 50s, Saturday ki 50s to low 60s; tows in 30s to mid 40s Thursday night, in mid 20s to low 40s Friday night.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Scattered showers Thursday; lingering showers Friday in the Sierra; otherwise dry Friday and Saturday; cold Thursday, then a little warmer days but cold nights. Highs Thursday in 40s to low 60s, by Saturday in upper 40s and 50s; lows in mid 20s to 30s. Lo Hi City Almanac City Condition Paris Clear Peking Clear Riode Janeiro Cloudy Lo Hi 28 39 32 45 66 96 46 60 Lo Hi 51 73 69 82 27 32 66 73 57 68 City Condition Guadalajara Fair Havana Clear Helainki Cloudy Hong Kong Clear Jeruaalem Cloudy Rain 71 91 23 34 52 64 75 SO 78 85 57 69 32 39 25 30 Condition Fair Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Snow Cloudy Clear No report Wadnaaday Riaaa Sate Today Rises Sate No report Johannesburg Sun Moon Kingston Full Flrat4 New Last4 No report Acapulco Amsterdam Athens Bangkok Barbados Beirut Belgrade Berlin Bogota Brussels Buenos Aires Cairo Calgary Caracas Copenhagen Dublin Edmonton Frankfurt Geneva Home Santiago Sao Paulo Seoul Singapore Stockholm Sydney Taipei Tel Aviv Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Veracruz Vienna Warsaw Winnipeg Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Ptcldy Cloudy Cloudy Snow 61 95 28 39 75 91 28 32 57 68 61 73 57 79 45 63 33 42 23 43 71 87 27 30 19 28 13 30 Fair Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Fak Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear 71 86 59 70 45 61 34 37 30 57 72 SO 66 82 50 76 32 43 23 19 73 84 63 82 28 34 Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila Mazatlan Mexico City Montreal Moscow Nassau New Delhi Oslo 18 36 67 68 67 75 00 10 66 82 34 37 39 45 -4 00 27 37 30 34 Dec. 6 Dec. 11 Nov.
18 Nov. 27 HIGH. LOW TIDES FOR L.A. OUTER HARBOR: Today Wadnaaday Thursday 4.4 Hi 4.7 Hi 5.0 Hi 3.0 Lo 2.4 Lo 1.7 Lo 4.4 Hi 4.2 Hi 4.2 Hi All times Pacific Standard Time Cloudy Clear Snow Cloudy Cloudy Clear Snow Cloudy Cloudy Funeral Director Funeral Announcements Death Notices Funeral Announcements WELFARE: Program Hits a Snag Funeral Announcements LEOPOLD, Arthur Mouat Slnal Mortuary LEWIS. Rachel BERTZ.
Sally Hillside Mortuary directors Services Wednesday, 12 noon at MACDONALD, Stella Ruth age 86; TaNaLH Chapel. Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Glasbaad-WllleB Hollywood Mortuary directors In passea away Saturday, novemper ST.PIERRE, Delwla beloved wife of Florian St Pierre, mother of Wesley Mlkael and Craig Whit-taker, expired Friday morning, November 15, 1985 at Centlnelli Hospital. She waa 81 years and is survived by her father, Stanley Mc Donald, her slaters, Eddie Wright and Lorene Norman, her brother, Richard Washington and 6 grandchildren. The family request that flowers and donations be omitted.
16. 1985. Survived by husband. J. Arthur: daughter.
Josenhine Mac- lieu of flowers, please make dona tions to Alzheimers Disease Assoc. B1SHARA. Ramses Vim 1 one call one place (213) Jjjfl 776-193. nuH 836-78401 fjnr'J donald Hunter: 7 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Services 10 am, Wednesday at Turner A Sttveaa, ISO E.
Mala St, Alhamhra. The family suggests Pierre Brothers' Cunalnfham WMtnan itoiiywaaa CURTIS. Sharon Leone Dassed memorial conuipuuons to cnurcn of Our Saviour, San Gabriel, CA. TH0MAS0N. Daisy M.
beloved wife of J. W. Thomaaon, titter of Frank Gooch, Jr. and Betty Case. Graveside services Wednesday, 11 am in Forett Lawn Glendale.
MANDLIN, Jack hurydli away November 16, 1985. Survived by daughter, Vanessa Ross; parents, Herb and Naomi Wildman and brother, Herb Wildman. Visitation Tuesday, 3 to 8 pm and Services Wednesday, 1 pm at P-lerce Brothers' Smltk Saltaary Mortuary. 10865 W. Wasklaftaa MARSHALL, Raaert Sr.
erost Lawa Merttttry Plan Brothers' Valhalla MATS0N. Archl beloved father of, Ualvsr City Wesley PhuliDa-Maunn; step-father of Janet C. Welch and Lois J. Rhoadet) brother of Mitt Elisabeth SERVICES CONDUCTED IN ALL CEMETERIES Groman WARING, Nell P. patted away.
She It survived by her husband, E. Glenn Wiring, dtughter, Jam Wiring Greer, 1 grandchild, a brother, R. DeWltt Sigmon, stepmother, Alma Sigmon. Service will be held Wednesday. November 20, 1 pm at Memorial Chapel, Rote Hills Memorial park Chapel.
Rooo Hills Mertaary FEIT, Beiila F. beloved husband of Fritzies devoted father of Sheila (Bemie) Barradi loving brother of MaUon and Mrs. Marguerite Gar- ngues. survivea oy granacnua rem treat-aTaixfchfldren. Graveside services Wednesday, 1 MORTUARIES lot Angeles A Valley Jn A 748-2201 877-0335 fm in forest uwn uienoaie.
'rati Lawa Mertaary HfUlUIBl oirecung WEI BART, Marlaa Ore lata Mertaary directors Hart Brothers' Moyor-Mllthell WESSMAN. Ptal H. NICHOLS, Chariot M. Meaal Slaal Mertaary OAKES. Balk P.
Ferae! Lawa Gloaiale bamuei eii, ntner naye ana ixu-ia Wallach. Also survived by 4 adoring grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. Services Tuesday, 1pm at Home of Peace Memorial Park Chapel. Mallaaw A Sllvernua Mertaery directors Mount Slaal Mortuary GALLAGHER. Chrttteeker M.
beloved son of John and Claudia Galgagher, brother of Jason and Jeffreys grandson of Bill and Ethel Gallagher and Ruth Soolea. Rosary Tuesday, 7,30 pm at the Garaea Chapel el Weeas Gleaaale Mertaary. Funeral Mass Wednesday, 11 ant at Holy Family Catholic Church. Interment in Forest Lawn Glendale. Donations to Children! ppnUil w-IJ a.l IJ, Compare Our Low Price Before You Decide (213) 254-3131 FOREST LAWN MORTUARY CEMETERY CREMATION EVERYTHING Kmi ncrun mmim odi beloved mother of Shirley Taft and Janet Peterson, passed away November 18, 1985.
Survived by titter, Zelma Mayes: grandchildren, Services 11:30 am, Wednesday it Old North Church, Forett Lawn Hollywood Hill. Forest Laws Mtrtaary WILCOX, Rath E. of San Juan Capittrano; patted twty November 16. 1985. Survived by her husband, Earl and a ton, Jerry and daughter-in-law.
Carole, both of Cypress. Services today, 2pm at the Community Christian Church, San Juan Capittrano. MeCerealck Mleeiea Mertaary directors. Memorials may Allison Taft, Laurie Barnes Caprio I ARMSTRONG FAMILY! pe maoe to me money ounoauon. Hospital would be appreciated.
ana inornaa name ana greai-frandchUdren, Alexandra Taft and Patrick Caprio. Service Wednesday 11 am at Westwood Hill Chrtatlan Church, 10808 Le Conte Wettwood Village. Contributions may be made to Spastic Children! League, co Mra. Rex Dahlberg (President), 23629 Long Valley Road, Hidden HeaCompioM AULA County frtt Uttntart (213)747-9121 Lot Anooies tuna, sum DfUUAUJ i lunnvniiiTO Service Tuesday. 12 noon at Ahatl A Haot co*kalal M.asloa.
GARZA, Pallia A. passed away November 16, 1965. He Is survived by hia daughters, P. Angelina Trowbridge. Yolanda S.
Mario and Elodia B. Seiko-, tons, Philip K. Carta and Robert B. Garxa and 3 sisters. Services to be held Tuesday, November 19, 3:45 pm at Rainbow Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whfttier.
Rasa Hills Mertaary directing. Mr. Garxa waa the inventor of the doggie toilet and owner of Foreign-American Custom Shop of Chicago, Illinois. GOODWIN, William Services Tuesday, 11 am at Pierce Brothers' Caaalafham A mostly for this second group of participants. The housing subsidy and local services will continue until the women achieve their goal of self-sufficiency, which could take anywhere from an estimated six months to two years.
Wagle said that with the help of the Job Training Partnership Act and college placement centers, the participants will search for jobs that pay enough to be a realistic alternative to welfare. County officials say that about half the participants have expressed a need for emergency money during the first two months of the project. Up until now, they said, the women have been able to forestall major problems by dipping into small savings and asking friends and family for help. "The cushion is now gone for a lot of these women," said Maryl Paquet, who oversees the project in Hacienda HeightsLa Puente, one of three target areas in the county. The other areas are East Los AngelesWest San Gabriel Valley and South-Central Los Angeles.
"Fifty dollars here and $50 there at the right time can make all the difference between these women continuing the program or having to drop out and feel discouraged," Wagle said. Classes Missed Sandra Edwards, a 30-year-old welfare mother participating in the project, said she has missed more than a dozen classes at Mt. San Antonio Community College in Walnut because she didn't have enough money to repair her car. Edwards said her teachers have told her that if she missr another class she will be dropped. She cannot use the bus system because of the distance between the college and her children's day-care facility, so her car must be in working condition for her to continue in the program, Edwards said.
"There's no way I can get my kids to day care by 8 in the morning and get to classes by 9 if I take the bus," said Edwards, a Covina resident and the mother of two girl's, ages 4 and 2.. "I don't have money to hire a baby sitter, so that means I have to stay home and watch them. "It's like a Catch-22 situation. It's like a chain reaction. One thing goes wrong and the whole thing's affected.
After a while, it takes a toll on you and your children." County officials said that of the 45 single mothers awarded housing subsidies, only 13 have found landlords willing to rent to them. They said that because most of the women are black and Latino, racism could not be discounted as a factor. Herminia Renteria, 27, said she searched for two months for housing in the San Gabriel Valley for her and her two children, ages 8 years and 7 months. Renteria bounced back and forth between a motel and her parents' home during the search. She said it wasn't until a Project Self-Sufficiency director accompanied her that she found a landlord willing to rent She will move into an El Monte apartment sometime this week.
"Some said they didn't have time and didn't want to bother with the government," Renteria said. "Others were really rude. 'Oh, no, we don't want anything to do with They would slam the door in my face or hang up the phone. "If the coordinator didn't go with me, I think I'd still be looking for a landlord to rent to me." JiaaeH of Ritt Brothers Continued from Page 1 the county's request. Last September, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Samuel R.
Pierce Jr. kicked off the nationwide project at a Los Angeles news conference. Committing $25 million in HUD funds to the program, Pierce underscored the need for a "partnership" between the federal agency, local governments and the private sector if Project Self-Sufficiency was to prove a model. Los Angeles County is the largest of 155 demonstration sites selected by HUD to participate in the project. As such, local officials said, the county's experience serves as a barometer of sorts for the project's overall success or failure.
HUD officials in Washington charged with monitoring the project said Los Angeles County's problems were similar to difficulties encountered in other demonstration sites. HUD's Audrey Scott, who oversees Project Self-Sufficiency nationwide, said the county would have been more successful had it secured commitments up front from the corporate sector instead of waiting until the program was in full swing. Scott said the project director for Los Angeles also should have done more to involve elected officials, who could have assisted in raising funds. "The sites that have had the best success are ones that had prior commitments from the private sector and where participation by elected officials was quite high," Scott said. Wagle acknowledged that commitments from the private sector should have been obtained before any women were selected as participants.
Early Confidence "We were confident that we would be able to convince the business sector that this was a worthy project," she said. "We certainly never thought $40,000 would be an unsurmountable goal." HUD officials said Project Self-Sufficiency grew out of a Reagan Administration belief that government programs of the past were not addressing the causes of poverty and that new efforts, combining the public and private sector, were needed. More than 6,000 single heads of household, the vast majority of whom are women, have been selected by local governments to participate in the project. The participants must show a high degree of motivation and agree to an education or job-training plan designed to help them achieve economic independence. In return, HUD provides a substantial housing subsidy and the local agencies offer an array of services, including job training and child and health care.
In Los Angeles County, many of the participants are receiving vocational training, child care and transportation assistance through the federal Job Training Partnership Act, which brings together government and the private sector. The salary of participants receiving on-the-job training is paid half by the business and half through Job Training Partnership Act funds. Other participants, who are not involved with Job Training Partnership Act but are attending community colleges to pursue fields such as nursing and drafting, do not receive subsidized child care and transportation. Wagle said financing from the private sector is needed RITZ, fame. Beloved father of Alison (Mark) Wolff, loving brother of JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOS AXSELES 213471-4CC8 WULFT, Vleky beloved aunt of Dorothy Fenmore, Babette Eddlea-ton, Carol Paakow and Susan Wulff.
Alto many friends at Womena American DRT and Beverly Htlii Democratic Club. Memorial ahloshlm service will be held Monday. December 16. 11 am it Mallaaw A Sllvtnnaa Cha- CL lie S. Sepalveda Blvd West Aafolos.
TAFTE, MartiaC Forest Lawa Hollywood Hills ZEKLET, Free1 J. fa.La. Stalely) beloved husband of Gertrude, loving father of Mlckie Kristin revered brother of Zeke Anita devoted uncle of Gary Zekley and Casey Rotenfleld: sdored great-uncle of Sydney Zekley, Chase and Zichtry Rosenfieldi devoted brother-in-law of Marvin (Mary) Moas. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Cedara-Sinai Medical Center Heart Research Fund. Service to be held Tuesday, 11 am at Sholom Memorial Park Chapel.
She Iota Mertaary director! Harry Riti and Gertrude Soil. Service Thursday. 1 1 am at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, 8000 santa at on tea tsiva uiaaeaaa-wu-lea Hollywood Mertaary directors giLVfcaumiH.crai CrarMtJon Service tryoaaor laenyweea as eel, Hllblae Mertaary directors OOTTSCHALE. Lisa Aim beloved 8TAMAT0N, Jeaa beloved mother daughter of Alan and Joan Got-tschalki sister of David GotuKhalki grand-niece of Joseph Morrison. Services and Interment private.
Arrangements by Mallaaw A Sll- Toll ft 1-fTJ-7C2-72S3 versaaa aierraary Cross, wllllasa re ma -Ease Mortuary of Diana Bert, Linda Michaels and Barbara Heneniut. Alto survived by 3 grandchildren and 1 titter, Bertha Pal hsrit. Service 11 am, Tuesday it 81 Sophia Creek Orthodox Church, 1324 Normandy Ave, L.A. Forett Uwn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawa Mertaary BtAMUk, Har-Tat 72, of Clement petal away November 16.
1986. He It survived by hit wife, Rat Stayneri ton and daughter-in-law, Dean and Juliann Stayneri ItVBBAV II 1. Neptune Society 213S31-0M4 1SS4S-241S Funeral Notice Oromaa-Ealei Mertaary oBip(m MOUNT OLIVE LODGE NO. 508 F. A A.M.
will aaaemble Tuesday. November 19. II VCy am at Hllltida Memorial Park Chapel lo conduct tervicet for our lale brother, JACOB MANDLIN BOB BARLOW, W.M. REX H. MINCHEFF, P.M., Sect Utter, LaVonn Ensign, grand children and 1 treat -a-randchTld.
Call Rostdale Cemetery lew (oil Rtnevel one (reaielie JIJ7J4 11SS 74 1. TWIeteliaiCea taw let llatrlei Chapel eervic and entombment Ttieeday, pm directed by Watt' HUNTER, Hatty age 73, passed away November 16, 1985 In Culver City. She la survived by her children, Charles Hunter, Jr. of Lot Angeles, A lona Hunter of Santa Barbara, Richard Hunter of Stockholm, Sweden and Susan Ann Anerto of Los Angeleai a brother, Herbert Montgomery of Burbank, CA, 6 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. Visitation Wednesday, 4 to 9 pm.
Graveside services Thursday, 1230 pm in Woodlawn Cemetery. Galea, Elanltr A Gates, Baala Me tea (il7m-t8t) directors jACkAoN, Pallia Oreataa Mertaary directors iAHMMN.baralayVV. latter Mttaarlal Park Mertaary Bad Cemetery. The family suggests doraUont to favorite charity. MEMORIAL PARK Our Crematory Fee In RrtofnofiMfi Etwart a.
From lis imortut'y fee I i CON 2 BOWS 21333- Potest Lawa Hollywood Hills STONE, Merris loving ton of the late Eva Lasarut and Lewis Stone, brother of th lata Larry and Sam Stone of Boston, unci of Lawrence Stont of New York City end Lesley Hyman of Marlton, NJ Member of Motion rVturea and Video Tap Editors Guild, member of Masonic Lodge. Service Tuesday. 12 noon at SUSAN SHAW WATERS May 19. 1985 Exactly 8 month today you left me. I mieo you so very much, my Darling.
You loved all people and all people love you. May God Meat you In Heaven aa you were bleated on earth. You're always in my heart TU we meet again. Mother. Caroortery Lota-Crypt FOttST UWN CLCNOAtC Double lawn crypt letliott AlieclKin 100 pp rOttST LAWN Covins 1 choice spaces totfther Honor section, (off) UK.
Muit be Veteran Pp tvt 7l447Sg itrawieejg raatiiy airectort lrStlBT I k6BfcR.Vini.ia Pltrr Brothers' Merer-Mikhail 2 CarrTI F0T LAWN CLlNOAtE Hllundt Memorial Park. Ot 1 iryq tacn. ntj 750 tacl Mertaary directors i lot. Forett Itwn Clendale Funaral Directors Yin PP tllZtl 3415 KOTOS, Jefca D. age 85, lather of Jim, Ntcholaa and Kimoni also survived by 2 grandchildren.
Triaagion aervtc 7,30 pm, Wednesday at Baotlaa A Perretl Mertaary, NerthrMn (8l88(-BtM). Funeral aerric Thursday, II am at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Northridge. OriD, OMUrt 0., D. Hillside Mertaary directors For assistant regarding Obituary Notice call Mitt Black tl.
1185 (213) 629-4411 Call (213) 629-4411 for lasl ictmg ads MONTUARY CEMETIRY (213) 49-tOOO Lot Angeiet.
