The Californian du lieu suivant : Salinas, California • 4

OBITUARIES 4 A Monday, May 11, 198 7 Salinas Californian OBITUARIES NEWS OF RECORD Call 422-8114 GIVE AWAY Two English shepherd mix dogs Call 757-7722 6-week-old kittens Call 754-1802 1 Vi-year-old female labrador Spayed Has all shots Call 675-2915 6-week-old kittens Sandbox trained Call 663-2210 To adults 11-year-old male German shep-herdpitbull mix Neutered, good health Good housedog and watchdog Call 384-7509 2-year-old labrador-mix male Call 663-5746 Hospital isiting hours to 7 daily (10 minutes two visitors at a time immediate family), no maternity Salmas Valley Memorial Hospital. 450 Romie Lane. 757-4333 General 12 noon to 8 Intensive (immediate family) every two hours 12 noon, 2 4 etc Maternity 7 to 8 daily Natividad Medical Center. 1330 Natividad Road. 757-0200 General 1 to 8 daily.

I five minutes per hour. Neuro-psychology 1 to 2 and 6 to 8pm. OB 3 to 4pm and 6 30 to 8pm Spouse or immediate family visiting time is based on the individual George L. Mee Memorial Hospital 300 Canal Street, 385-6000 General 11am to 8 30 Intensive 24 hours a day 1 0 minutes two visitors at a time immediate family), OB 7 to 8 11am to 8 30 for spouse or immediate family Community Hospital of Salinas 970 Circle Drive. 424-0381 General 1 to 8 daily.

Intensive 11am Vehicle. 1000 Sieber Street, tool box and tools, total of $460, reported Saturday Vehicle. 300 block of Bush Street, auto stereo, total ot $800, reported Saturday Residential, 500 block ol Ambrose Drive, video player and ladies cloth bag, total of $215, reported Sunday Thefts Commercial, 1100 South Main Street, 24 cans ol abalone. disposable diapers, total ol $154, reported Thursday Vehicle, 500 block ol Pico Blanco, Toyola lights. Iront grille and gas cap lock, total of $315 Building.

100 block of South Sanborn Road, cash and wallet, total ol $315, reported Sunday Residential, 1100 block of Pacific Avenue, crossbow pistol, total ol $119. reported Friday Waggin tails This public service column is intended lor the free exchange, not the sale, ol animals in the Salmas Valley Notice may be placed tree ol charge for one publication by calling 424-2221 ext 211 The Salinas Animal Shelter phone number is 758-7285 and the Monterey County SPCA number is 422-4721 LOST 11 -month-old while dog wbrown spots Mam Slreel and Easl Romie Lane Call 422-1874 Australian shepherdQueensiand mix One blue eye one Ian Wearing blue collar Call 449-5282 FOUND Golden retriever pup Northridge area Call 443 5079 Burglaries Residential, 1100 block ol North Sanborn Road, television, VCR. total ol $659 95, reported Sunday Vehicle, 600 North Sanborn Road, stereo AMFM cassette, total ol $250, reported Wednesday Vehicle. 600 North Sanborn Road, AMFM stereo cassette, new marine-style battery, total ol $210 reported Wednesday Vehicle. 900 block ol North Mam Street, hood ornament and emblem, total ol $100, reported Thursday Vehicle.

700 Northridge Mall, book pack, three school books, clothing and six tape cassettes, total ol $282, reported Saturday Residential, 100 Sherwood Drive, jewelry, cash, AMFM double stereo cassette, total ol $2,100. reported Friday Residential, 1800 block ol Northridge Drive, portable slereo AMFM cassette with turntable total ol $300, reported Saturday Commercial. 800 West Laurel Drive, credit cards, two wallets and cash, total ol $140, reported Saturday Residential, under-100 Rosanla Drive, VCR, total of $900, reported Thursday Residential, 600 block ol Abbott Stret, VCR. total ol $500, reported Wednesday Residential, under-100 block ol South Madeira Avenue jewelry, slereo cassette, total ol $1,758 reported Thursday Residential. 100 block ol Del Mar Drive, lawn mower total ol $400.

reported Friday Residential, under-100 block of Villa Stret, stereo cassette playerrecorder, electronic keyboard total ol $2,550, reported Saturday Vehicle. 1000 Easl Laurel Drive, auto slereo and aulo pans, total ol $395 reported Sunday Residential. 1000 North Sanborn Road VCR. total ol $575. reported Saturday Fare-Way ravel presents a Summer Special! 7 Day Caribbean Cruise on the new Superliners grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

Friends may call from 1 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Whitehurst-Grim Funeral Chapel in King City. Services will begina at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral chapel. Burial will be in the King City Cemetery.

James Burke James Hugo Burke of Salinas died Thursday at Natividad Medical Center after a lengthy illness. He was 60. Mr. Burke was born in Oneida, and had been a resident of Salinas for 41 years. He was a retired truck driver and had been awarded the Purple Heart for U.S.

Army service in the South Pacific during World War II. He is survived by his ex-wife, Dana Tibbs of Red Bluff; a daughter, Tamie Lyne Burke of Red Bluff; two sons, James Allen Burke and Richard Cecil Burke, both of Red Bluff; five grandchildren, two nieces and four nephews. Friends may call until 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Healey Mortuary. Graveside services will begin at 3 p.m.

Tuesday in the Garden of Memories. Heart recipient dies after 18 Vi years The Associated Pies-, MARSEILLE, France Emmanuel Vitria, who set a world record by living 181 2 years with a transplanted heart, died early today of heart and respiratory problems, doctors said. He was (7. Vitria died at 5 a.m. at Salvator Hospital surrounded by his family, said his doctor, Jean-Raoul Monties.

We have lost a friend and triends are rare, Monties. Monties was part of the team that performed the heart transplant on Nov. 27. 1968. giving Vitria the heart ot Pierre P011-son, a 2(i-year-old sailor killed in an accident.

Dr. Edmond Henry, who headed the transplant team, since has died ot a heart attack. Santos Martinez Santos Martinez of Salinas died Friday at the Natividad Medical Center after a sudden illness. He was 72. Mr.

Martinez was born in Los Aldamas, Mexico. He had been a Salinas Valley resident for 21 years and was a retired farm laborer. He was a member of the First Spanish Southern Baptist Church of Salinas. Mr. Martinez is survived by his wife, Josefa Martinez of Salinas; three sons, Jose Santos Martinez of Watsonville, Koque and Raul Martinez of Salinas; six daughters, Guadalupe, Rebecca, and Juana Martinez, Alicia Guerra, Maria Aleman, and Blanca Dominguez, all of Salinas; three brothers, Dometilo, Jose, and Benito Martinez, all of Mexico; two sisters, Maria and Refugia Martinez, both of Mexico; and 18 grandchildren.

Prayer services were held Sunday. Funeral services were held today at the Struve La-porte Funeral Chapel. Burial was in the Garden of Memories. Margaret Westphal Margaret Edna Westphal of Bradley died Sunday at the Driftwood Convalescent Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was 85.

Mrs. Westphal was born in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. She moved to the King City area in 1920 and to Bradley in 1951. She was a homemaker and a past member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church of Jolon, a member of the Hesperia Grange, the King City Farm Bureau, and the Senior Group of Greenfield.

She is survived by five daughters, Rose Prewet of Paicines, Betty Heilman of Manton, Ruth Pressey of Napa. Peggy Weaner of Prairie. and Marilyn Rankin of Mount Pleasant. six sons. Robert Westphal of Sonora, Harold Westphal of Carmichael, Edward Westphal of Bradley, Rudolph Westphal of Roseville, John Westphal of Salinas, and James Westphal of Castroville; two sisters.

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Richard McClellan VVrotri Wong ndr Walter McDonnell Paul Charles McGeorge Memo Marquez Dallas McVay Art FJoresp" v- The Salvation Army Mission Statement The Salvation Army, founded in 1865, is an international religious and charitable movement organized and operated on a quasimilitary pattern and is a branch of the Christian church. Its membership includes officers (clergy), soldiersadherents (laity), members of varied activity groups and volunteers who serve as advisors, associates and committed participants in its service functions. The motivation of the organization is love of God and a practical concern for the needs of humanity, this is expressed by a spiritual ministry, the purposes of which are to preach the Gospel, disseminate Christian truths, supply basic human necessities, provide personal counseling and undertake the spiritual and moral regeneration and physical rehabilitation of all persons in need who come within its sphere of influence regardless of race, creed, sex, or age. We invite you one and all to attend the advisory boards morning worship service at 1 1 :00 A.M. Sunday, May 17-180 Williams Rd.

Private contributions welcomed. OPEN HOUSE AT THE EMERGENCY SHELTER 12:00 to 1 :30 May 13 325 N. Main St. Let the advisory board and officers give you a tour of the new facility. THIS AD PAID FOP 3Y THE ADVISOFIY BOAF1D MEMBEFIS United Way.