Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 52

January 24, 1969 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL D-12 mad In Ml. Calvary Cemetery. French tonight at at tha Salaaar and Son Stronf-nortw Mortuary, Mortuary, Mortuary of 1111 University NE in cnargt of the arrangements. service (or MoCORD Funeral Aubrey McCord wul be I Deaths and Funerals ay at 1 a.m. at the Corona, Presbyterian rTSWOyv Church.

Rev. Walter Ed Frame will of. OLSON Tha remain of Malvtn T. Olson have been taken to the Nelson. Berger Funeral Home, Sioux CKy.

low, for aervtcea and Interment, fltigerald and Son Funeral Director, 1113 Carlisle NE, wer in charge ol local arrange SKANFH Services for Martha Ellen Shaner will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. la Fern Chaptl of the Btrong-Thomt Mortuary. Rev. J. Curtis Goldman will officiate.

Pallbearer will be Charlie Hobson, Jim Argo, Dean Kern, Buddy Armstrong, John Sanderson and Fred HoKland. Interment wul be In Falrvlew Park Cemetery. Non-Union Indians End First Strike was taken Thursday tventnc to EDWARDS Frank Leonard Edwards, ninnw Komtt eervleee tor Mr. ftcnM. PaUbewrert wB be: Jereud Fisher, BIU Keelln.

Nolan Vlckery, Chan-cey Toanpeon. Dei Salaaar, and O. S. Simons. The Saleiar and ton Mortuary la In charge.

Lusela B. Anson wiU be recited tonight I Kansas (or services and Interment. strong-Thorn Mortuary In etiargs of ar si Tennessee he passed away Wednesday after long tineas. He Is ment. it 7:30 pm.

the family horns in Cuhtro. Nfw Mexico. Kuneral services rill h. conducted Saturday morning In rangement. survived oy tnree sons, Larry C.

Id, wards, Belent William Lane Edwards, St Petersburg, Fla. and Lawton Phlllia Ed, BUZICK Mm. Betty Lou Builr.lt. MOFPTTT Services for Besiie Moffltt Cubero, urn lo be announced by Garcia ORTIZ Funeral ervlees for Beatrli Ortl will be Saturday at 9 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Burial will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. will be bald Saturday at I p.m. In Palm wards. Albuquerque: dauajhter.

Mr. Mortuary, Eighth and Stover sw. resident of thla city 36 year paused away Werinexriav in fisn Leandro. Calif. She, la uerauune twaasi, Mew Fairfield.

Chapel of tne Strong-Thorne Mortuary. Rev. P. M. Sewell will officiate.

Inter, BAUMOARTEN -Therm Baumgartfn inter, Mrs. itoscoe orlnin, Macon, Oa, PIP survived by her busoand, Arthur Buzlck of Sun Leandro; one aon Rorer Dale lx (rrandchlMren. He was a member of ment will be In Falrvlew Park Cemetery. Pallbearer will be: Herbert Ignaclo Herrera, Zacharv Ortu Arthur Ortu. David Ortii, and Franke Lovato, Rosary services will be recited Binlck of Ban Leandro; one daughter: LiAb ujsa (uru A unique tne Baptist church, a veteran of WWII and the Korean War and retired from ih MONTOTA Funeral mas will be strike of Indian workers at four James and Blilv Burnslde of Amarlllo, Lee Burnslde of San Leandro and Buster Burnside of Albu Air Force In 1M2.

Arrangement will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the Burnell Electronics, plant St. Thereae Catholic church. Msgr. Ber nard Burn will officiate. Escort will be: Mrs.

Larrazola Dies at Age Si querque; two listen; Mrs. inea Walton of Amarlllo. Tex. and France Buzlck of Ban announced oy ins wrong-Thorn Mor luery. GARZA Funeral aerobe (at at Mesita on the Laguna Reservation has ended and the Manuel Montoya, Jerry Montoya, Herman Monloya, Ray Montoya, Anthony Cortes and VClk Jaramui.

Interment will be Leandro: her father, Robert R. Burnslde of San Leandro. Service will be announced by the French Mortuary ef 1111 Eutemlano Cant, wul be held Sunday evening at 7:3, at Our Lady ef University plant will re-open Monday, tribal official said Thursday. uuaoaiupe cnurcn, with requiem mass Blessing win be Monday morning at 9, at Patricia L. Larrazolo, a resi CLAJUC Servlw for George Clark: Our Lady oj uuaaeiupe uiurcn, Inter win be held Saturday at 10 a.m.

to the Although accepting less than dent of Albuquerque for 33 ment will be at the stlenal Cemetery. Chanel ef Strom-Thome Mortuary. Key. Plaatle Per 100' Roll Black Galvanised "S225 14 lift. 154 ft.

$350 llfft 2-yft. 1 2Sft.2tift. Wn $8 33113111 iVi" 114511 2 54 ft. ft CUTTING A THREADING VALVES -FITTINGS Richard Dane will officiate. Interment years, died unexpectedly Santa Fe.

at 11:49, with Mil military honor. Gabaldnn Mortuary, UM Coon kbit) Na. 2 CHUNKS HI Finals i tV Sobin Food Center 2421 Wyomlni NI will be in Fairy lew rent cemetery. Wednesday. Slie was 54.

their original demands, the workers claimed victory in the settlement of what was con-fidered the nation's first strike COAKLEY The remains of Troy C. sivo.a aw, is cnarge. LAMtAZOLO -Patricks L. UiTUole, M. of 362 Walter SE passed away unex She lived at 302 Walter SE Coakley have keen taken the CenUe Funeral Home, Indianapolis, Indiana, jor and is survived by two sons, pectedly Wednesday.

so Had been a resident ner year and II aurvlved by Joseph Larrazolo of Albuquer services and Interment. Flttgerald Kid Son Funeral Directors, 3113 Carlisle NK, were In charge of local arrangements. G. Jennings Jarvis two son, josepu utrrazoio, Aiouquerqu que and Barry Larrazolo of the and Barry Lerruolo, Panama Canal COMPANY zone; lour laughters, Barbra Kearney, Dnsivo Services for Mrs. Annabel Panama Canal zone; four daugh of non-unionized Indians against a reservation industry.

The strike began Dec. 9 after expiration of the contract in October. The strikers for the first time Beverly Myrick, Kathryn and Theresa Dualns will be held this afternoon at 3:30 Larrazolo all of Albuquerque i her mother, ters, Barbra Kearney, Beverly PlilwX-IRist SafOBH ION Flrlilfl 1m JtcJmU i 1 o'clock from the Chanel In the Garden of the French Mortuary, 1111 University NE. ULie Jennings Jarvis Of Cruces Dies The Rev. John W.

Rsnsdell of the Fruit Myrick Kathryn and Theresa Larrazolo, all of Albuquerque; Mala OflU all-al 6JU Avenue Baptist uiurcn win omciate assisted by Rev. E. W. Edwards. Escort -aieat PHOttS J-75 HiMm tXkol SM la i.

PHOMt Mrs. Martha Day, Tucson, two brothers, Jack Barry and Paul Barry both of California: three sisters, Kathryn Peltlnger, of California, June Coffey, of Colorado and Dorothy Prolan an of and ten grandchildren. She was a member of Bt. Charles Catholic Church. ArranKement wlH be announced by the 1637 ISLETA HIGHWAY PH.

877-0920 will be: Roy Mathews, jack want, uoyd her mother, Mrs. Martha Day of Tucson, two brothers, Kelton, John Kelton, Carrol Eavensen and Makers of Hand Mode Indian Jewelry OLD TOWN Robert Eavenson. interment will be made In Sunset Memorial Park. Journal Special Jack Barry and Paul Barry, both of California; three sisters, achieved pay exceeding the federal minimum wage, the tribal spokesman said. But, he said, of more importance were certain concessions regarding personnel changes in local management.

SPENCER, W. services will be held Sunday in Kathryn Pettmger of California, June Coffey of Colorado and Spencer, W. for G. Jen nings Jarvis of Las Cruces, who Dorothy Protzaan ef Albuquerque, and ten grandchildren, died Tuesday at a Albuquerque She was a member ef St. Hospital after a heart attack, ears He was as extension resewce Charles Catholic Church.

Arrangements win be an AS FOR IMPACT beyond the reservation, the spokesman said he felt "other Indians are now going to check very carefully, into any industry that they are thinking about bringing in, and development specialist for the nounced Strong-Thorne co-operative extension service at New Mexico State Mortuary. Snnpeir (CnHaDir IFastt the Bureau of Indian Affairs too." Jarvis graduated from Glen- ville State College in Glenville, School Board Hopeful Earned Masters Here A candidate running for election to the school hoard, Joe The spokesman said strikers, former Burnell employes who bed been laid off and even strikebreakers participated in W. earning his master of science degree from Iowa State University. He moved to the 48-19 vote to apprtve Lordsburg, N. in 1957 as soil Silva, received his bachelor's conservationist supervisor with three-year contract offer of the parent firm, Nytronics, of degree from Highlands the Soil Conservation Service.

University and his master's Alpha, N.J. He joined the extension degree from the University of service at NMSU in July 1963, New Mexico. Under the contract, the workers will get a boost to $1.70 the first year, $1.80 the second An Army veteran of World War Thursday morning, the Jour nal erroneously reported that II, he was a member of the Lordsburg Masonio Lodge No. year and tl.17 the third year, ISilva, one ef 22 candidates And incentive program was also vying for the office, received Regular $4.99 30, the Scottish Rite, and the Soil Conservation Society of included, the spokesman said, Nits bachelor's degree from the America. University of New Mexico and with its provisions to be worked out after on-the-job studies in vm super 9 rSVPER Survivors include his widow.

earned his master's degree the factory. Teresa of the family heme; two from Highlands University. Gallon brothers, Clode Jarvis of HE SAID THE company also Albuquerque is handling agreed to grant two weeks ransportation arrangements interior COLOR FAST LATEX FIAT HriMatarpMiits vacation with pay annually to I'M workers with five years on the job. Those with less that five Spencer, W. and Broox Jarvis, of Chloe, W.

and four sisters, Mrs. Bonnie Van Horn and Mrs. Merle Brannon, both of Daytona Beach, Mrs. Willa Oles and Mrs. Birdie Conley, both of Akron, Ohio.

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