New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung from New Braunfels, Texas • Page 3

Crossword ACROSS 1 Outbuildings 6 Seasoning 10 Plaudit 14 Junior 15 Sickness 16 Charier 17 Marshal 1B Compositions 20 Wobbly 22 Jargon 23 Sarcasm 24 Highway 25 Pelted 28 Holiday song 29 Watered down 30 Collapsed 35 Absent 36 Meal list 37 Prior to 38 Obviates 41 Espana 43 Fetish 44 Dolts: slang 45 Perspires 48 Gem 50 Bustle 51 "Praise- 55 Sequel 57 Clamor 58 Deviate 59 Within New Braunfels, Texas Wednesday, October 1988 Kags 3A Crime report 60 Daddies 61 Misjudges 62 African rulers 63 Weasel DOWN 1 "On your way" 2 Corona 3 Copyread 4 Tooth tissue 5 Navigated 6 Fabric 7 Distress 8 Air bladder 9 Links area 10 Chuckle 11 Faithful 12 Metal suit 13 Bothersome 19 Reduced 21 Angling gear 24 Excellent 25 Boutique 26 Junket 27 Bone! pref. 28 GOObers 30 Wither 31 European coin 32 Garner 33 Iroquolan 34 Haunts 36 Divides PREVIOUS PUZSLi SOLVED 39 Hollows 40 Metric unit 41 Threads 42 Withdraw 44 PaUlo 45 Scrape 46 Baked Item 47 Chemical compound 48 Small-time 49 Moral nature 51 Scourge 52 Venice beach 53 Confused 54 Bidding 56 Central 45 50 55 58 46 mi 47 Persons with information regarding any felony crimes are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 620-TIPS, day or night, and speak with the officer on duty. Callers are not asked to give their names. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrests and grand jury indictments of persons committing felony crimes. New Braunfels Police Department John Richard Strickland and Troy Mitchell, both of San Antonio, were arrested and charged Tuesday with theft of $25.40 in the 1200 block of South Seguin Street.

Burglary of a motor vehicle was reported Monday in the 1000 block of Interstate 35. Firearms valued at $100 and miscellaneous items valued at $186 were stolen. Criminal attempt to commit burglary of a motor vehicle was reported Monday at Interstate 35 and Texas 46. Theft of a grass trimmer valued was reported Monday in the 190 block of Commerce Street. Burglary non-habitation was reported Monday in the 1400 block of U.S.

81. A box of pencils, two packages of clay and a musical instrument valued at $4 were stolen. Attempted burglary of a motor vehicle was reported Sunday in the 240 block of West San Antonio Street. Delgado of 935 Interstate 35 and a juvenile from New Braunfels were arrested and charged Monday in the 2500 block of Loop 337 with burglary of a motor vehicle. Vehicles driven by Deborah Mueller of New Braunfels and Roger Suggs of Florida were involved in an accident at the intersection of River Road and Loop 337 Monday at 3:40 p.m.

Suggs was charged with running a red light and having no proof of liability insurance. Vehicles driven by Eugene S. Conard of New Braunfels and Marilyn Crayton of Seguin were involved in an accident in the 100 block of Texas 46 Friday at 1:58 p.m. No charges were filed. Obituaries Ruth Marie "Rie" Porter Services for Ruth Marie "Rie" Porter, 46, of New Braunfels, will be Thursday at 10 a.m.

at the St. Paul Lutheran Church with the Rev. Charles DeHaven and the Rev. Jim Hinkhouse officiating. Burial will be at Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park.

Mrs. Porter was born Sept. 23, 1942, in New Braunfels to RJ. and Esther (nee Voges) Haug. She died Oct.

3, 1988, at Kirkwood Manor. She married Ronzo Porter Oct. 21, 1967, in New Braunfels. She was a member of the St. Paul Lutheran Church.

Mrs. Porter is survived by her husband, Ron Porter; father, J. Haug; daughter, Rhonda Porter, and son, Michael Porter, all of New Braunfels. Visitation will be at Zoeller Funeral Home until 8 a.m. Thursday.

Memorials may be made to St. Paul Lutheran Church. Births McKenna Memorial Hospital Rodney and Tammy Bargfrede; Route 3, Box 841, Seguin; 8-pound 9-ounce boy; Oct. 1. Jimmy and Deborah Geng; 1686 Wald Road; 7-pound 15-ounce boy; Oct.

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