The Napa Valley Register from Napa, California • 2

I fi Pogt 2 NAPA REGISTER Tuesday, January 3, 1961 Alvin R. Hand Cyril McDonald VALLEJO Cyril James McDonald. Solano County coroner and public administrator since 1S47, died unexpectedly Saturday at his home here. He was 57. A native of Vallejo, Mr.

McDonald operated the Twin Chapels funeral home since 1942. He was a past president of the California Public Administrators Association and belonged to numerous fraternal organizations. He is survived by his widow Ruth, and children, Joan McDonald, who is a student body president at Dominican College in San Rafael, and Cyril J. (Jim) McDonald who is a medical student at Georgetown University in Washington D.C, Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St.

Basils Church. Interment will be at St. Josephs Cemetery, San Pablo. The Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock tonight Twin Chapels. Zora Wallace Mrs, Zora C.

Wallace, wife of G. Dean Wallace, personnel officer at Napa State Hospital, died unexpectedly last night at Queen of the Valley Hospital of pneumonia. She was 55. Mrs. Wallace also had worked at the hospital for many years before retiring in 1954.

She was a member of Silver Spray Chapter No. 59, Order of Eastern Star. Born in Kansas, Mrs. Wallace "'oved to California with her parents as a child and was graduated from schools in Santa Ana. She had been working as a bookkeeper in Orange when she was married July 17, 1925.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Wallace worked at Camarillo State Hospital before moving to Napa in 1946. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Glenna Deane Dovey of Oxnard; grandson, Carl Dean Dovey of Oxnard; and sisters, Mrs.

Isla Jessee of Santa Ana and Mrs. Vera Hanway of Costa Mesa. Services are pending at the Richard Pierce Funeral Service. John Paul Eds Brake Police Sgt. Dewey Burnsed prepares to mug he and another youth were captured burglarizing 11:30 last night (story on page 1).

Special triDute was given yesterday to Nathan F. Coombs, who is marking his 80th birthday, at a reception held at Silverado Country Club. Throngs of friends turned out for the occasion. Coombs, who has just retired from the State Senate, is shown in the receiving line yesterday with his wife, Martha. (Register Photo) Funeral services were held today at the chapel of the Richard Pierce Funeral Service for Alvin R.

Hand, science teacher at Redwood Junior High School who died Saturday. Casket bearers were Ronald English, Clayton Long, William Jamieson, Kenneth Arthur D. Suhr and Robert! Feuerbach. The Rev. Bruce Benson officiated at the services, concluding with entombment in Tulocav Carden Mausoleum.

Mr. Hand attended Cameron Junior College at Lawton, received his bachelors degree at Southwestern University and obtained the masters degree at Oklahoma University. In government service during the war, Mr. Hand taught at Temple University in Oklahoma for a year, then became principal of the junior high school in Walters, where he was born. He held the post for eight years, then was dean at Cameron Junior College for two years prior to moving to Napa three and a half years ago.

Fluid Leaks (Continued from Page 1) ed, and members of the pathology staff became aware of it, they attempted to empty the container, but it came apart in spite of their efforts, spilling fluid in some quantity over the floor. Some of it san out into the hospital corridor. Fumes from tormalin are pungent and highly irritating, but non-poisonous, Dr. Gifford said. Vital Statistics DEATHS BURNELL In Napa, Saturday, Dec.

31. 1960. Lawrence Arch (Archie) Burnell. husband of Edna Burnell of Napa; uncle of Martin Burnell Jr. of Ukiah, Reese Yerby of San Mateo, Josephine Wayda of San Francisco, John Ganter of San Francisco, Vallejo Ganter of Maryland, Adela Ganter of Mill Valley, Dulce Grigg of Livermore.

Martin Grigg of Napa, and Clifford Simpkins of San Francisco. A native of Hunters Point, San Francisco. Aged 77 years. Friends are invited to attend fun- eral services Wednesday. Jan.

4, at 11 o'clock a.m. In the Treadway and Wlgger Garden Chapel, with the Rev. Thomas Turnbull of St. Mary's Episcopal Church officiating Cremation with Interment of the ashes In the family plot will follow at Tulocay Cemetery. LaPORTA In Napa.

Monday, Jan. 2. 1961. Albert L. LaPorta.

husband of Mabel LaPorta and father of Althea and Gregory LaPorta. all of Napa; brother of Joseph. Domenic, Frank and Michael LaPorta, Josephine De-Prlmio and Angela Zappone, all of Waterbury, Conn. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive. A native of Waterbury.

aged 63 years. A member of the Napa Lions Club and the Napa Elks Lodge. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursdav. Jan. 5.

at 10 o'clock a m. at the Claffev Rota Funeral Home. Entombment. Tulocay Garden Mausoleum. Donations to the Heart Fund are preferred.

WALLACE In Napa, Mondav Jan. 2. 1961. Zora C. Wallace, beloved wife of G.

Dean Wallace of Napa; loving mother of Mrs. Glenna Deane Dovey of Oxnard; dear sister of Mrs. Isla Jessee of Santa Ana and Mrs. Vera Hanway of Costa Mesa; devoted grandmother of Carl Dean Dovey of Oxnard. A native of Kansas, aged 55 years A member of Sliver Sprav Chapter No.

59, Order of Eastern Star. Funeral services are pending at the Richard Pierce Funeral Service. 1660 Silverado Trail at Lincoln Avenue. BlCKEY In Napa. Tuesday, Jan.

3. 1961. Dr. Robert Bruce Buckey, husband of Beth M. Buckey and father of Lucinda A.

Buckey and Robeit Bruce Buckev Jr. ell of Napa; son of Annette and Carlton Shepard of Santa Fe, N.M. Other relatives In the East also survive. A native of Kansas City, Mo aged 45 vears. A member of the Army Reserve, Sons of the American Revolution and the Napa County Medical Society.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday. Jan 5 at 2 o'clock m. In the Treadway and Wlgger Garden Chapel. FROWN In Yountvllle, Wednesday Dec 28 I960 Edward Eail Erown brother of Mrs. E.

A. Parts of Hapa A native of San Francisco, aged 58 vers. A member of the Veterans Home Friends sie invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, Jan. 4, at 10 oclock p.m. at the Veterans Home Chapel.

and Wlgger Funeral Chapei in charge of arrangements Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. San Bruno S. F. Markets SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Egg prices to retailers and distributors: Large AA cs 49-55 ctns 52-59; large A cs 47-54 ctns 50-58; med AA cs 44-50 ctns 47-53; med A cs 43-49 ctns 58-52; small AA cs 37-43 ctns 40-46; small A cs 35-41 ctns 38-44. Extra large A Cs 51-59 ctns 54-63.

E. V. Heoerger, owner of Eds BraKe Shop, inspects automotive gear found in the car of one of two men apprehended last night while they were burglarizing the shop. (Register Photo) Retired Federal Tax Official Dies At Age 77 (Continued from Page 1) Napa, Solano and Lake cov-ties. After retiring from federal service in 1949, Mr.

Burnell assisted in state tax work and also was an income tax1 consultant. The family home is at 1902 Third St. Surviving in addition to his widow are nieces and nephews: Martin Burnell Jr. of Ukiah, Reese Yerby of San Mateo, Josephine Wayda. John Ganter and Clifford Simp of San! Francisco, Vallejo Ganter of Maryland, Adela Ganter of Mill Valley, Dulce Grigg of Liver- more and Martin Grigg of Napa.

Elastic stockings, anklets, knee caps, elbow braces, steer weight, heavy weight Popular pikes. ashes will be interred in the family piot there. 12 monthly I checks of S20.S4 on e.i IS 009 Thrill ft Invst Ceftit. Funds I in earn from I 'O 1st. held under 6 mo pnnnpal reduc-1 ed by checks sent.

A Non-fluctuating Investment, free Book, fin Statem t. PASSBOOK ACCTS earn 4 5L per yr. PAID QUARTERLY. I I funds by 1 1th ern I from 1st Withdraw I als have always been pa'd dsnund. Thrift bv Marl free.

FIRESIDE Statewide! RESOURCES over St7, 000 000.00 NAPA Albert La Porta Albert LaPorta, 63, local representative for the Gallo Wine died yesterday at Queen of the Valley Hospital after a short illness. Mr, LaPorta, who resided at 1042 Summit moved to Napa nine years ago. His territory for the wine company covered Napa and Solano counties. A native of Waterbury, Mr. Laporta was a salesman for a wholesale grocery firm before moving to California 12 years ago.

He was a member of the Napa Lions Club and Napa Lodge of Elks. Surviving are his widow, Mabel, and children, Althea and Gregory LaPorta, all of Napa; and brothers and sisters, Joseph, Domenic, Frank and Michael LaPorta, Mrs. Josephine DePrimio and Angela Zappone, ad of Waterbury. Funeral services will be held el 10 a.m. Thursday at the Claffey and Rota Funeral Home.

Entombment wil be at Tulocay Garden Mausoleum. Roberts Case Is Postponed City Manager Lee M. Roberts was granted a second one-week continuance today on his charge of illegal use of an auto spotlight. The continuance was granted by Judge William I. Locarnini of Napa Justice Court on the request of Roberts attorney, Francis H.

Frisch. Frisch is recuperating from minor surgery in Queen of the Valley Hospital. Roberts, 41, was accused by Napa Junior College student Harry Bryan 20, of shining a spotlight on Bryans car last Dec. 13. Brown Offers New Program (Continued from Page 1) be a return to deficit budgeting and fiscal irresponsibility.

That must be prevented. Brown indicated he would recommend salary increases only for psychiatric technicians in state mental hospitals. His budget to be given to the Legislature in three weeks also will carry funds for state participation in health insure -ice for all state employes. FUntk Co 29 Food Mach 59', Ford Mot 64 Forem Dalr 12j Frueh Tlr 19 Genl Dj-na jli-j Genl Elec 72', Genl Food 71)', Gen Motors 41 Gen Refrac 21 Genl 26, Genl Tire 54 Ga Pac Cp 53J Goodrich Goodyear '14', Greyhound 20 Gulf OH 32, Homestake 47 Ideal Cem 26, Inland Stl JO1, Inti Bus 5J2' Inti Harv 43 1 lntl Nickel 58', I Inti Paper 31 Inti Johns Man 57a3 Jones 57 Kaiser Alu 40 Kenne Cop 74 1 LOF Glass 50 Libby McN 10, Litton Ind 87, Lockh Aire 27 Mary R. 45 I.I 425b I Mmn MM 72, Monsan Ch Mont Ward 28', Motrla Inc 75 Nat Biscuit 72 1 Nat Cash 62 Nat Dairy 60 Nat Distil 26'4 Nat Gypsm 56 '4 Nat Lead 85 I NY Central 15', No Am Av 471, Nor Pacific 42 I Northrp Air 441, Olm Math 42 Pac 73', Pac Light 52j4 Pac 30, Pack Bell 23 Pan Amn 17', Param Piet 533, Parke Dav 39 Pennev JC 41 Penna RR 11, Pepsi Cola 46', Phel Dodge 47', Philco Cp 17, Philip Mor 79', 1 Phillips Pet 53 Proct 136 Radio Corp 51 Ravthn Mfs 35J Repub Stl 54' Rcxall Drg 43, Reyn Met 45 Reyn Tobac 92 4 Rheem Mfg 1J5, Richfld Oil 87 Safeway St 37 St.

Regis Pa 33 Schenley In 22 Sears Roeb 55-', Shell OH Co 39 Sinclair Oil 39 Soeony Mobl .,9 Sou Cal Ed 65', Sou Pacific 20-, Sperry Ran 21 5, Std Brand 53', Std Oil Cal 47s, Std Oil Ind 46, Std OH NJ 41 Stand Pku 22', Stude Pack ''a Swift Co 45s, Term Gas 24', Texaco Inc 84 Texas Inst 176, rhiokol Ch 37s, ridewat OH 203, Tran Air 14', Transamer 26, Twent Cen 40J, Ca Carb 116', i Lin Oil Cal 43 4 Ua Pacific 27 Unit Air 34-U Unit Alr-cft 3734 US Borax 38 US Gypsm 102 US Rub 47 US Steel 76', Vartan Aso 47' Warn Pic 52', VVestg Air 22 Westg Elec 47', Woolworth 68s, Yngst 913, Zenith Rad 98 (The following quotations were furnished through the courtesy of Hannaford and Talbot. 1350 Third Napa PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE Ampex 23J Alum Ltd 31 Amer and 86, Amer Motors 17-'4 Brunswick 48', Cal Pack 39', Crown Zellerbach 34 Di Giorgio 1634 Firstamerlra 28i Friden 41, Kaiser Al 40, Kaiser Ind 9 Kern Co Land 52 Lockheed 273, No Amer Avia 463, 743 Pac Ltg 53 Pepsi Cola 46' RCA 51', Richfield 87', Sears 56J, Sou Pac 20, Sperry 21 2 Tidewater 20s, Transamerica 26-'4 Union OH 43', Union Pacific 27', Varlan 473, OVER THE COINTER American Marietta 3234-34'4 Avon 79'4-834 Bank America Cal-Ore Power 43J4-4S Cons Freight Crocker-Anglo 40', itel-McCullough 18', -19', Firemans Fund Hewlett Packard Kaiser Steel 2334-25, Lone Star Steel 13si-14 Lucky Stores 21i-23 Pac Power Lt 40-4234 Permanente Cem Portland GE Purex 49-523, Purity 32j4-14'4 Texas East Trans 31 Trans Gas Pipe 23-24, Yuba Cons 534-65, Wells Fargo 58-61 3, MUTUAL FIND Affiliated 7.28-7 88 Boston 17.71-19.15 Commonwealth 9 48-10 30 Fidelity 15.69-16 96 Fundamental 8 87-9 72 Incorporated 8 83-9 03 Keystone B-4 9.18-10 00 Keystone K-2 15.12-16 50 Keystone S-4 12 Mass Inv Trust 13 Mass Env Growth 15 07-16 29 One William 12.84-13.88 Television Elec 7.70-8 39 Wellington 13 Need Help? Use a Register Want Ad. Phone BA 6-3711. 18, of Vallejo, after 765 Soscol at (Register Photo) 1 st and I rankhn BA 4-3161 Fn tl 8 p.m. Siti (bmawt I Nx OF PRODUCTS 0303 FRIDAY fHfflTB GHljpG Booher, Shop, Closing Dow-Jones averages, cour-tesv of Hannaford and Talbot: Industrials: down 5.64; rails: up Utilities: down 27: volume: 2,770,000.

NEW YORK (AP) -Closing stocks: ACF Indus 385a Camp Soup 83 1 Air Reduc 755a Alleg Lud Allied Ch 5134 Allied Strs 45Ja Alum Ltd 32 Alcoa Alum 69' Am Air Lin 21 Amn Can 35 Amn Cyan 45, Am Motors 18 Am Potash 4' Amn Smelt 55 '4 103 'a Amn Tob Rr)4 Amn Vise 42 Ampex 2338 Anacon Co 44 Annco Stl 68 Armour Co 38 Atchsn Top 22 1 i Avco Corp 133 Bendlx Av 67 Beth Steel 41 Boeing Air 37', Borden Co 59 Borg Warn 35 'i Burroughs 273 Cal Pack 39 '4 Case, J.I. Cater Trac 20 Celanese Co 22', Chance V'gt O', Chrys Corp 3834 Cities Svc Colg Palm 35 Col Brd Svs 3-' Colum Gas 2r-'S Comw Ed CPj Con Edison 61 Containers 23 Conti Can 35 Conti Oil 53-4 Corn Prod 78J4 Crane Co 47'? Crown Cork 425. Crown Zell 53 1 Curtiss Wr IS-1 Deere Co 523 Disney Pd 27 1 Doug Alrc Dow Chem 73 DuPont Co 186' East Air 73 4 East Kod 108 El Paso NO 28 Fed Mogul 27 Cold Here? Yes, But (Continued from Page 1) 1 In some places around the valley yesterday and this morning, but today on Mt. St. Helena the sun was shining and the only fog to be seen was in the valley below.

At Napa County airport fog slowed air operations C.furday and Sunday, but with the sky clearing yesterday travel increased. Todays 23 reading in Napa (some residents reported 21 on home thermometers) and the 21-degree readings up valley were the coldest to be experienced in this area for many years. In the mid-1930's the temperature did fall to 19 in Napa. The fog combined with the extreme chill produced unusual icing conditions on northern California highways and the Golden Gate and Bay bridges. Throughout the area autos were sent into skids and spins this morning.

The California Highway Patrol announced in San Francisco that extra officers were called out to deal with what was described as a major hazard. There were reports of dangerous icing on both big bridges out of San Francisco, on the Waldo Grade in Marin County and on Skyine Boulevard on the peninsula. The worst tieup appeared to be on U.S. 50 at Altamont Pass, east of Livermore. Crashes blocked all lanes on the major highway between the Bay Area and San Joaquin Valley.

Little temperature change is likely for tonight or tomorrow. Expected low in Napa tonight is 24, with a high tomorrow of 56. Some local fog is again likely tomorrow morning. LEVINSONS OWL-REXAU DRUGS Airman, 25, Killed In Mishap Here (Continued from Page 1) hurt when the car he was riding in, driven by his wife, Nadine, 21, ran off the road on Highway 29 near the St. Helena station of the Division of Forestry.

Mrs. Cribbins said she was blinded by oncoming headlights. Cribbins was held overnight at Queen of the Valley Hospital and released. Multiple Fractures Lillie Laveme Asbury, 37, 1123 LaLonde Lane, is in good condition at the hospital where she is being treated for multiple fractures she suffered when the car she was riding in smashed into a stone wall early New Years Day. The driver was Dewey W.

Jones, 32, 1150 Second Ave. He was westbound on North Avenue in heavy fog when he went through the intersection First Avenue and struck the wall. Clarence A. McClelland, 69, of Santa Rosa, was treated for cut and bruises at the hospital and later released, following an accident at Cuttings Wharf Road and Sonoma Road last right. McClelland was hurt when his car collided with the rear of a vehicle being driven by Carl L.

Bennett, 41, of 181 Cuttings Wharf Road, who told officers he was preparing to make a left turn. Two Injured Two persons were hurt slightly early Sunday in a rear-end collision on Soscol Avenue, involved were vehicles driven by Floyd Richard Mixon, 33 Berna and LeRoy Taft Hart, 2799 Kilburn Ave. The injured were Martha Frances Hart, 44, and Shirley Marie Mixon, 39. CHP Area Commander Capt. Eugene Beck said heavy fog slowed traffic on the long weekend, but that there were nine accidents as compared with eight over the holiday weekend last year.

He said eight persons were injured this year, and five last year. NOW BA 6-5549 Hackett FranqueHn Distributor Shell Products THE NAPA REGISTER THE NAPA JOURNAL Ftrst and Coombs Streets Napa. California Telephone BAIdwin 6-3711 Entered as Second-class Matter at the Post Office of Napa. California Under Act of Congress i March 6. 1879 Published Daily Except Sunday by NAPA VALLEY PUBLISHING CO PHILIP SWIFT President The Napa Register is a member of Tha Associated Press, the United Press International, NEA Service and Audit Bureau of Circulations.

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