Santa Maria Times from Santa Maria, California • 9

Obituary notices are published by The Times as a free Obituaries public service. These notices are written from information obtained from local mortuaries. Church of Grover City. He was born in Boone, Iowa on Dec. 30, 1895 and moved to Grover City in 1959 from Tulare where he had been employed as a cement finisher.

He died Sunday in a San Luis Obispo hospital. Survivors include his widow, Annie Bowman of Grover City; two stepsons, William Butts of San Luis Obispo and Merle Butts of Reedley; a stepdaughter, Beverly Coy of Concord; a brother, Cal weather 1 F. Bowman A. service for William Frank Bowman, 83, of Grover City will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Sunset Funeral Chapel of Grover City with 1 the Rev.

Roland Gustafson of Bethel Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in the Tulare District Cemetery in Tulare. Mr. Bowman was a U.S. Army veteran of World War I and a charter member of Bethel Baptist By United Press International Southern California: Travelers advisory for winds in mountains and deserts through Tuesday.

Increasing, gusty northwest to west winds 30 to 45 mph in mountains deserts today and continuing Tuesday. Areas of blowing dust and sand likely late today and Tuesday. Otherwise fair through Tuesday except for considerable cloudiness Tehachapi Mountains and west of coastal range today with chance of morning drizzle. Partial clearning near the coast today. Fair Tuesday except morning clouds south coast and windy in the afternoon near the coast.

Cooler inland with little change near coast. Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties Coastal Area: Partly cloudy today and locally breezy this afternoon. Fair tonight. Sunny Tuesday and becoming windy the afternoon. Little temperature change.

Highs both days in the mid 60s. Lows tonight 47 to 52. Los Angeles: Low clouds this morning. Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight. Fair Tuesday.

Breezy this evening and Tuesday. Not much temperature change. Highs today and Tuesday near 67. Low tonight in mid 50s. Coastal Valleys: Cloudy this morning with a chance of light drizzle.

Partial clearing this afternoon. Fair tonight and Tuesday except cloudy in southern valleys tonight clearing by noon. Little cooler today. Highs today and Tuesday mid to uptonght low to mid 50s. Valleys: Mostly cloudy today and tonight.

Chance of local drizzle early today near foothills. Clearing Tuesday morning. Cooler days. Highs today and Tuesday in low to mid 60s. Lows tonight 48 to 53.

Mountain Areas: Travelers advisory for increasing strong winds higher elevations. West to northwest winds 30 to 50 mph today through Tuesday passes and higher elevations. Not as windy lower slopes with fog and clouds this morning and local drizzle. U.S. International Kansas City 35 precipita- Las Vegas 24-hour period Los Angeles Pacific time, Louisville National Memphis San Fran- Miami Milwaukee Hi Lo Pep Minneapolis 45 30 .33 New Orleans 77 54 New York 66 58 .42 North Platte 54 Oakland 53 34 20 Oklahoma City 70 41 66 45 .05 Omaha 53 30 52 34 .03 Palm Springs 89 59 85 72 Paso Robles 69 46 34 19 .38 Philadelphia 48 76 54 .55 Phoenix 86 46 .24 Pittsburgh Portland, Me.

32 .74 Portland, Ore. 56 Rapid City 59 60 Red Bluff 71 47 33 Reno .56 Richmond 67 31 08 .05 St. Louis 69 45 ..33 Salt Lake 67 32 San Diego 67 52 San Francisco 57 50 52 34 .46 Seattle 55 42 64 35 Spokane 58 40 86 63 Thermal 89 61 58 33 .60 Washington 55 45 Stocks 2:15 p.m. NYSE Previded by LANG CO. Investment Securines Mb: Philadelphia Exchange with dent en NYSE.

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But they're offering you the greatest opportunity now through September. So call now for this unique chance to serve yourself and your country! 922-2838 1 1 1 Monday, April 9, 1979, Santa Maria, TimesEnergy to Pearlie Jake Bowman of Costa Mesa; seven grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren; nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Sunset Funeral Chapel from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday and from 10 a.m.

to service time on Wednesday. Donations in his memory may be sent to the charity of the donor's choice. John H. Bartholomew Jr. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m.

in the chapel of the DudleyHoffman Mortuary for John H. Bartholomew 27, who died Thursday in Houston, Texas as a result of a motorcycle accident. Mr. Bartholomew was born Nov. 7, 1951 in Santa Maria, and resided in Houston, Texas.

He was a graduate of Santa Maria High School in 1970, leaving Santa Maria to join the navy in 1970, and later worked as a machinist in Houston. He is survived by his mother, Peggy Bartholomew of Santa Maria; father, John Bartholomew of Roy, Utah; a brother, Mike Bartholomew of Santa Maria; a sister, Tamara Bartholomew of Roy, Utah; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Horne of Wilson, and Mr.

and Mrs. R.W. Bartholomew of Los Alamos. Duane Haga of the Church of Christ in San Jose will be officiating. Burial wiil follow in the Santa Maria Cemetery.

Visitations are this afternoon and evening until 9 p.m. Christopher W. Eames Christopher W. Eames, 10, of Orcutt died Friday in a Los Angeles hospital. Born in Santa Maria Aug.

9, 1968, he was recently a student at May Grisham School, and formerly attended Pine Grove School. He was active in Orcutt youth sports including football and Orcutt Youth Little League. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Eames of the family home; brothers Joseph and Thomas Eames of the home; his maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Edith Gregory of Santa Maria; and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Pauline Eames of Santa Maria. A Rosary will be recited Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel of the MagnerMaloney Funeral Home. A Mass of the Angels will be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.

at St. Louis de Montfort Catholic Church. Burial will follow at the Santa Maria Cemetery, Friends may visit this evening until 8 p.m. and Tuesday from 11 a.m. to Rosary time.

Friends may make memorial contributions to the Hemotology and Oncology Department of the Los Angeles Children's Hospital, 4650, Sunset Los Angeles. Joseph R. Lara Joseph Rios Lara, 39, of Corcoran, Wednesday in a Visalia hospital. Mr. Lara was born in Santa Maria Aug.

26, 1939, and was a resident of the area 17 years. He attended school in the area, and was a welder most of his adult life. Mr. Lara is survived by sons Timothy Hill of Galt, and Joseph Rios Jr. of Santa Maria; daughters Paula Rios.

Lucy Rios, and Cecilia Rios, all of Galt, and Susan Rios of Paso Robles; his father, Juan Lara of Santa Maria; and a sister, Louise B. Quick of Santa Maria. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the chapel of the MagnerMaloney Funeral Home, with the Rev. Fred' McGhee, pastor of the Lompoc Seventh Day Adventist Church, officiating.

Burial will follow in the Santa Maria Cemetery. Friends may visit until 8 p.m. this evening. An Easter Egg Hunt has been planned for Orcutt, and the Easter Bunny seems to be ready. Gathered around are David Smith, Greg Wilkerson, Orcutt Recreation Association Director Carol Wilkerson, Evelyn (E.

Bunny) Manville, and Sharon Smith. The hunt, which is co- sponsored by the Recreation Association and the Pine Grove PTFA, will be held Saturday, April 14, at 10 a.m. at Pine Grove School. Children will be divided into four groups, toddlers two- years and under, three and four- year- old, five and six- year- olds, and seven through nine year- olds. Each group will hunt in its own area under adult supervision, and children will be allowed to collect three eggs each and one prize egg.

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AT By AND Pharmacal Chicage, IN. 60631 be topic of dinner meet Energy issues that confront the petroleum industry and the nation will be discussed Tuesday, April 1 17 by C. John Miller, member of the National Petroleum Council, at an Energy Information Night. Miller is a partner in an independent oil and gas producing firm in Allegan, Michigan. He will discuss "Bridge to the Future" in his dinner talk scheduled at 7 p.m.

at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. Exhibits will be open at 5 p.m. and social hour will begin at 6 p.m. Tickets are $10 for the dinner and may be obtained by phoning the Union Oil Company at (805) 659- 0130. The California Coastal Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute, in cooperation with local energy industry, is sponsoring the energy night.

Economic body schedules meet There will be a meeting of the Citizens on Economic Development Committee for the City of Santa Maria, today at 3 p.m. in the Dorthes Nelson Room of the Public Library. Volentine honored NIPOMO James M. Volentine III of Nipomo, has been named to the dean's list at the California Maritime Academy for outstanding academic achievement. Annual Rate Mission Federal 26-Week Money Market Cer Certificates.

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