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and and and and and and and a a Santa Maria, Times, Friday, Dec. 27, 1985-19 air kills Florida crops are in danger United Press International Clouds of wind-whipped snow shrouded roads today from the Plains to the Great Lakes while a record blast of frigid air in the Southeast made it colder in central Florida than in Alaska and threatened citrus crops for a second day. Eight deaths were attributed to the icy blast of weather, including three from exposure. Two homeless men in the nation's capital, one in his 70s and the other in his 30s, apparently froze to death on city streets Thursday as the mercury dropped to a bone-chilling 11 degrees. In Michigan, a woman believed to have Alzheimer's Disease froze to death outside her home Thursday as she sought help for her husband the victim of an apparent heart attack.

Travelers advisories for dense fog today were posted in northern Nevada and northern and central California. Fog in Anaheim, was blamed for the death Thursday of a man who was hit by a car while crossing the street. At the southern tip of Florida early today, the temperature in Key West dropped to a record 46 degrees. Elsewhere in the state, it was 38 degrees in West Palm Beach and 32 in Orlando, compared with 33 in Anchorage, Alaska. Early today the temperature dropped to 7 below in Boise, Idaho.

Snow fell from Nebraska and the Dakotas to the Great Lakes early today. Gale warnings were issued Obituaries Raymond Borgens Raymond Borgens GROVER CITY Services will be held at noon Saturday at the Sunset Funeral Chapel, Grover for Raymond Borgens, 74, of Beach, who died Monday at residence of natural causes. Dr. Barrett, of Arroyo Grande, officiate. Burial will follow in Arroyo Grande Cemetery.

Borgens was born in NeHe was a retired officer the U.S. Navy, and operated a store in San Diego. He reto Pismo Beach in the late He was a championship while in the Navy, and was a of the PGA. He was also a member of Capital Lodge No. 110 in Des Moines, Iowa, and was philanthropic towards the needy.

Survivors include his sisters-inlaw, Lillian Borgens, San Diego, Ethel Kemp and 1 Clara Rickmon, both of San Leandro, and Eunice Province, Modesto; brothers-inlaw, Bill Groth, Hayward, and Elmer Groth, Galion, Ohio; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his wife, Lillian Borgens, on Sept. 11, 1983. Friends may visit from 4 to 8 p.m. today at Sunset Funeral Chapel.

Hope D. Hamlin Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Chapel of DudleyHoffman Mortuary for Hope Dun- in the Great Lakes, and travelers advisories for blowing and drifting snow reached from Wyoming to western Maryland. Winds up to 58 mph swept across Wisconsin Thursday. Gusts of 55 mph raked Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where Highways 2 and 53 were closed Thursday because of blowing snow and were only open to one lane of traffic early today.

"You couldn't see at all because of the blowing snow. They had about 3 inches, and with that the winds kicked up pretty good and cut the visibility right down to nothing," said Dubuque County sheriff's dispatcher Pat Pfohl. "As fast as they plowed it, it would blow shut again." Blowing snow was blamed for the deaths of an Ohio couple in an accident in Michigan Thursday. John and Mildred Keeton of Elmore, Ohio, were killed in Saginaw County, when their car was hit from behind by a semitrailer truck. The truck driver said he did not see the car because of blowing snow.

Snow was also blamed for the deaths of two other people in separate accidents in Michigan Thursday. Robert Beckwith 47, Goshen, was killed: near Big Rapids when a truck slid out of control and hit his car, and an unidentified woman died in a car crash on a snow-covered road 1 near Detroit. A traffic death also was blamed on icy. conditions in Rochester, Minn. can Hamlin, 81, who died Wednesday at her residence of natural causes.

Dr. Charles N. Gibbs, of the -First Christian Church, will officiate. Burial will follow in the Santa Maria Cemetery. Mrs.

Hamlin was born in Osborn County, one of 14 children, and had been a Santa Maria resident since 1931. She formerly worked for La Brea Securities from 1931 to 1944 as a secretary with the Aeronautics School and the Santa Maria Valley Railroad. She was a member of the American Legion Post 56 Auxiliary. Survivors include her husband, Hobart O. Hamlin, Santa Maria; son, Robert D.

Hamlin, Walnut Creek; brothers, Erwin E. Duncan, San Luis Obispo, and William G. Duncan, Santa Rosa; sisters, Inda Richter, San Pedro, Hazle Parker, Santa Ana, Charity Hay, Spokane, Dorothy Spade, Vida, and Alice Foss, Hamilton, numerous nieces and nephews. Friends may visit from 3 to 8 p.m. today at Dudley-Hoffman Mortuary.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Visiting Nurse Service of Northern Santa Barbara County, P.O. Box 1029, Santa Maria, 93456. John H. Doyle Memorial services will be held at a later date in Ketchikan, Alaska, for John Henry Doyle, 79, who died Wednesday in a local convalescent hospital of natural causes. Order of If Children are your business.

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Lows tonight in the hazy afternoon sunshine. Lows 48 to upper 20s and 30s upper deserts and 52. Highs mostly 64 to 70. 38 to 45 lower deserts. Highs SaturLos Angeles: Tonight and Satur- day in the upper 60s to low day, night and morning low clouds deserts and mid 70s to upper? 70s upper with locally dense late night and lower deserts.

early morning, fog inland portions. San Fernando, San Gabriel valSome cloudiness, especially Sat- leys: Tonight and Saturday, fair urday, Lows in the lower 50s, Highs except late night and morning low near 70. clouds and fog with locally dense Coast: Night and morning fog and early morning fog. Some high cloudilow clouds inland to the coastal ness, especially Saturday, Slightly valleys with locally dense fog in the cooler Saturday. Lows mostly 45 to valleys.

Otherwise hazy sunshine 50. Highs 68 to 72. Saturday with some high clouds, San Bernardino Valley: Tonight especially Saturday. Lows tonight 38 and Saturday, fair with some high to 52. Highs Saturday 64 to 72.

cloudiness, especially Saturday. Mountains: Fair tonight and Satur- Lows 38 to 43. Highs near 70. Extended forecast United Press International proving to hazy sunshine most areas in the afternoons. Patchy fog elseExtended California Forecasts for where night and morning hours.

Sunday through Tuesday. Northern California: A chance of Increasing Monday leading to clouds rain on the north coast Monday and a chance of rain Tuesday. Not quite over the area Tuesday, otherwise SO cold in the San Joaquins Valley coastal and with highs in the 40s and valley fog continuing lows in the with partial afternoon clearing. Con- Highs along the coast 30s. tinued cool in the Sacramento Valley and coastal valleys from the upper but 50s to lower 70s with lows in the 30s by Tuesday.

Highs the 40s Southern temperatures moderating, some and 40s. and California Coastal Areas: 50s. Lows from the upper 20s to the low 40s with teens or colder in Low clouds, otherwise fair Sunday and Monday and mostly cloudy Tuesthe mountains. day. Highs 66 to 76.

Lows mostly in Central California: Fog continuing the 40s. in the San Joaquin Valley but imSouthern California Mountain Areas: Mostly cloudy Tuesday. ReLocal forecast sort highs 46 to 56. Lows 25 to 40. Southern California Desert Areas: Mostly cloudy Tuesday.

Highs from Forecast calls for fog and low clouds with winds. Tem- mid 50s to mid 60s in Owens Valley tonight light and deserts to the mid 60s to upper peratures tonight will be in the upper mid 70s in lower deserts. Lows 30s and lower 40s. Fog and low clouds ranging from the mid and upper 20s are expected for Saturday in the Owens Valley to the 30s in the morning with temperatures in the upper deserts and the low and mid upper 60s and winds up to 15 mph. 40s in the lower desert areas.

Eastern Star Aurora Chapter 3 of Ketchikan and the Ketchikan Masonic Lodge No. 159 will officiate. Cremation will be held and private inurnment will be in the Acacia Memorial Park, Seattle, Wash. Mr. Doyle was born in Liverpool, England.

He moved to Santa Maria in 1979, and was a former resident of Washington and Alaska. He worked as a refrigeration engineer for the New England Fish Co. in Ketchikan, Alaska, for 40 years, retiring in 1969. He was a member and past patron of the Order of Eastern Star Aurora Chapter 3 of Ketchikan, was a 32nd-degree Mason of the Ketchikan Masonic Lodge No. 159 and was a member of the Nile Temple of Mountlake Terrace, Alaska Yukon Pioneers, Santa Maria Senior Citizens and the Santa Maria Newcomers Men's Club.

Survivors include his widow, Aubine E. "Beanie" Doyle, Santa Maria; daughter, Joann Baca, Pasadena; three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, Santa Barbara Chapter, 102 N. McClelland Santa Maria, 93454, or the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 766, Santa Maria, 93456.

Dudley-Hoffman Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. William J. Webster At his request, no services will be held for William J. Webster, 59, who died Tuesday in a local hospital of natural causes. Cremation and private inurnment will be held.

Mr. Webster was born in 1 Santa Maria and had been a lifelong resident of the area. He worked as a carpenter most of his life, and also was employed in the CBS Records maintenance department from 1972 until 1982, when he took an early retirement. He was a veteran of U.S. Army during World War II, and was a member of Carpenters Union Local 2477 of Santa Maria.

Survivors include his widow, Peggy N. Webster, Santa Maria; son, Charles "Chuck" Webster, Orcutt; daughters, Linda Deets, Santa Maria, and Debra Webster, Eu- Santa Maria; grandchildren, Shane and Taryn Deets, Leah Cardoza, Blake and Janessa Webster. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association of Santa Barbara County, 302 E. Chapel Santa Maria, 93454. Dudley-Hoffman Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

Franklin R. Cole ARROYO GRANDE Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Wood-Voakes Mortuary Chapel, Arroyo Grande, for Franklin R. Cole, 67, of Arroyo Grande, who died Tuesday in an Arroyo Grande hospital of natural causes. Rev.

Robert Banker, of the Open Door Church, Oceano, will officiate. Private burial will be in the Arroyo Grande Cemetery. Mr. Cole was born in Cyril, Okla. He moved to the Five Cities area in 1962, and had lived in Arroyo Grande for the past 15 years.

He was a veteran of the U.S. Army during World War II. He was a member of the San Luis Obispo Elks Lodge No. 322, Triangle Grange No. 162 of Arroyo Grande, South County Seniors and the Better Breathers Club of Arroyo Grande.

Survivors include his widow, Ella M. Cole, Arroyo Grande; mother, Mattie Robertson, Visalia: sons, Charlie Richards, Ojai, Donald Richards, Australia, and Larry Richards, Grover City; daughters, Phyllis Amaral, Tulare, Beverly Batson, San Luis Obispo, and Donna Crockell, Arroyo Grande; brother, Ray Cole, Dennison, Texas; sisters, Lennie Rogers, Dollie Thompson and Cecil Bardin, all of Visalia, Ramona Wilson, Ivanhoe, Helen Butler, Gerber, Ola Jobe a and Exie Ritchie, both of Torrington, 16 grandchildren. Friends may visit until 5 p.m. today and Saturday morning at Wood-Voakes Mortuary. Memorial contributions may be made to the Elks National Foundation or the American Heart Association.

Pending: Pearl Penn, 50, Santa Maria, Dec. 25. reka; brother, Ben Webster, Santa Alvin R. Tracy, 72, Grover City, Margarita; sister, Elsie Wishard, Dec. 26.

Almanac Today is Friday, Dec. 27, the 361st day of 1985 with four to follow. Those born on this date include German astronomer Johannes Kepler in 1571, French bacteriologist Louis Pasteur in 1822, and actress Marlene Dietrich in 1904. On this date in history: In 1892, the foundation stone of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine was laid in New York City.

In 1941, Japanese war planes bombed the Philippine capital, Manila, even though it had been declared an "open city." In 1968, the Apollo-8 astronauts NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST 12-28-85 30.24 30,00 29.77 SEATTLE -MINNEAPOLIS BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO DENVER ST. LOS ANGELES ATLANTA LOWEST DALLAS TEMPERATURES 30 NEW 30.00 ORLEANS MIAMI -LEGEND- 30 RAN SNOW AM 72 SHOWERS FLOW UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST National highs, lows United Press International City Fest Hi Lo Pep Santa Barbara 64 39 Paso Robles 69 27 Arroyo Grande 74 44 Atascadero 74 23 Pismo Beach 65 43 San Luis Obispo 76 36 Lompoc 77 35 Solvang 72 32 Vandenberg AFB 73 45. Albuquerque 55 23 Anchorage cy 34 31 Asheville pc 28 11 Atlanta pc 34 26 Billings pc 43 22 Birmingham pc 36 28 Boston cy 24 18 Brownsville Tex.pc 69 62- Buffalo sn 15 10 Burlington Vt. sn 16 11 Charleston S.C. sy 35 33 Charlotte N.C, sy 30 23 Chicago pc 31 14 .05 Cincinnati cy 32 32 .02 Cleveland sn 24 14 .11 Columbus cy 30 18 .07 Dallas pc 60 35 Denver sy 47 24 Des Moines pc 39 30 .01 Detroit sn 28 16 .20 Duluth pc 12 00 .02 El Paso sy 62 30 Evansville pc 39 35 Hartford sn 21 13 Police round-up Houston sh 60 55 .06 Indianapolis sn 35 27 .10 Jackson Miss.

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from music tired 1960s. golfer member A Santa Maria man walking to his West Agnes Avenue. The investigaapartment was shot in the head by is continuing. an unknown assailant Thursday David A Santa Maria man suffered night, police said. a Steven Medina, 19, said he was walking from a carport to his broken leg when he was hit by a car apartment about 9 p.m.

when the apparently see, he failed to police said. shots were fired. He suffered a 6- to 8-inch cut on Ysidro walking on Diaz, 78, was Miller Street when he stepped in the right side of his head and was treated and released at Marian front of a car driven by Tina Ceja, 18, of Santa Maria. She braked but Medical Center. Mike Cordero said there could not avoid him, police said.

Sgt. are no suspects at this time. Medina could make no identifications, and Central Coast Cycle, 1921 N. no suspicious vehicle was seen i in Broadway, reported the theft of a the area, said Cordero. The shoot- motorcycle on Thursday, police ing occurred in the 100 block of said.

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15 171.83+0.56 NYSE Vol Silver price Press NEW YORK (AP) Handy prices Fri- Harman silver Friday $5.880, up 0.090. $324.80. The bullion price for silver lier in London was $5.777, off $0.003. up $3.72. Engelhard silver $5.880, up off $0.48.

fabricated $6.292, up $0.107. bid $326.75, NY Comex silver spot month Thursday at $5.772, off 0.028. Berry's World returned to earth after orbiting the moon 10 times, paving the pay for later moon-landing missions. In 1975, a coal mine explosion northwest of Calcutta, India, trapped and killed 372 workers. In 1983, a propane gas explosion and fire devastated 16 square blocks of Buffalo, N.Y., killing six.

A thought for the day: Marlene Dietrich said, "The average man is more interested in a woman who is interested in him than he is with a woman any woman with beautiful legs. Burry 1985 by NEA, Inc. 9-C "IMAGINE! My baseball heroes doin' drugs. think I'll get LOADED!".