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6 ALRUOUERQUE JOUK.NAL Monday, February ZU, lVHJ Deaths and Funerals honorary casketbearers. Rosary will be recited St. Edwins Church today at 7 p.m. Lynn Booher expresses their appreciation to everyone who was so kind and sympathetic at the time of their recent loss. Strong-Thorne, 1100 Coal SE, in charge of arrangements.

Mexico, 2608 Monroe NE, 87108. Pallbearers will be: Paul Vigil, Enrique Lucero, Jimmy Silva, Dennis Lucero, Matthew Smith and Ronnie Silva. Honorary pallbearers will be: Joe Casaus, Roman Gonzales, Raymond de LaO, Joe Franco, Leo Lucero, Jerry Siwa, Edward Martinez and Vince Rivera. family request in lieu of flowers, con-' tributions may be made to the Nether-wood Park Church of Christ, 5101 Indian School Rd. NE.

87110, or the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 1, 5900 KircherBlvd NE, 87109. Strong-Thorne, 1100 Coal SE, in charge of arrangements. in 1961 He taught in the Albuquerque Public Schools for 21 years, with Wilson Middle School being the most recent. Services will be announced by French Mortuary, 1111 University NE, The family prefers memonals to the Charles DeWitt Memorial Fund, St. Pauls Lutheran Church, 1100 Indian School Rd.

NE, 87106. her sister, Mrs. Marion S. Montoya of Albuquerque; a nephew, Frank A. Montoya, Denver and a niece, Anne M.

Hanna, Denver, Colo. Mrs. MacQuarne was a nursing technician at the Lovelace Medical Center. Memorial services will be Wednesday at 9 a.m. in Palm Chapel of Strong-Thorne Mortuary.

The family prefers memorials be made to N.M. Heart Association, 2403 San Mateo NE, Suite W-14, 87110. hospital. He is survived by his wife, Esther J. Sigmund of the home; son, Robert Owen Sigmund and wife Sheila of Albuquerque; granddaughters, Laurie Dunlap and Linda and Loma Sigmund of Albuquerque; great-granddaughter, Leslie Jo Dunlap of Albuquerque; and a daughter-in-law, Mary Jo Sigmund of Austin, TX.

He was preceded in death by a son, John C. Sigmund in 1979. Services will be held today at 3:30 m. in the Chester T. French Memorial Mausoleum Chapel, 924 Menaul NE, with the Rev Chester Reich officiating.

Interment will follow in Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may visit French Mortuary, 1111 University NE, today from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. UJSON Robert H. Allison, a ft.Jent of Albuquerque for the past I viars, passed away on Friday at a l1 hospital He is survived by one Stanley Allison of San Gabriel, li one snier, Mary Allison Winstan-v of Baltimore.

one brother, Allison of Baltimore, and 5 three grandchildren. Hewasa lember of the St John Episcopal tlu-Jral, American Host and was a member of Musician's I'nion. Mr. Allison was -aduate if lie Peabody Conservato-n HjitinKire, did work on his of Music at the University of Mexico and completed work on Masters at DePaul University of -services will be held tn. Wednesday in Palm Chapel ns tltlO Coal Ave SE, Verv hev John Haver in t.eoffrey Butcher 4txi will follow Na- he family of Julie NVw Mexico tor the hoar' ending xidav funiLsheC hv the Satellite CARLIN John J.

Carlin, a resident of Albuquerque, died Friday in Albuquerque. He is survived by his wife, Betty Carlin of Albuquerque; sons, John Carlin of Dallas, and Jesse Carlin of Denver; sister Barbara Sha-han, and husband George of Mentor-an the-lake, Ohio, and brother, Bren ton Carlin of Bridgeport, Va Services will be announced by French Mortuary, 1 11 1 University NE. CLINE Funeral services for Officer Gerald E. Cline will be held today at 1 1 a at the Netherwood Park Church of Christ. 5101 Indian School Rd.

NE. with Mr Wayne Sharp, Mr Dwayne Holhs, and Police Chaplain, John A Price officiating. Interment will be in Sunet Memorial Park The The Forecast For 7 EST Monday. February iv, GROVES Memorial services for Don Groves will be held today at a in St. Mark's on the Mesa Episcopal Church, 431 Richmond NE, with the Rev.

Charles Fish officiating Cremation will take place in Sunset Memorial Park Crematory. For those who wish, the family asks memorials to go to the "Children's St Mark's On the Mesa Episcopal Church, 431 Richmond NE, 87106 French Mortuary, 1111 University NE, is in charge of arrangements. GREENE Roger J. Greene, 75, a resident of Albuquerque for 25 years, died Saturday in a local hospital. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy Greene of the home, daughters, Nancy Sharon Greene of Tucson, Arizona and Janel Susan Stripling of Albuquerque, brother, Joseph k.

Greene of New Hampton, N.Y., sisters, Agnes South-wick of Deposit, N.Y., Mary Evans of Brooklyn, and Bernadine of New York City, He was a member ol the Church of Annunciation, the Golden Agers, Palo Duro Senior Center, where he was active in the band and he served 23 years in the Air Force. Rosary will be recited today at 3 m. in the Chapel in the Garden of French Mortuary, 1111 University NE. Mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 1C a in the Church of Annunciation, 2O0 Vermont NE, with Father James A Kemper, celebrant. Interment will be in the National Cemetery, Santa Fe.

Friends may visit French Mortuary at the time of the rosary. HAMILTON Wesley Hamilton. 58, a resident of Albuquerque since lsft, passed away Sunday He is survived by, Mary Anne Hamilton Gngas of Chicago, and four grandchildren He was a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity at Texas Tech Univ in Lubbock, Tx, and a grad of Texas Tech and was a veteran of World War II. Funeral services will be announced by Strong Thorne, 1100 Coal Ave. SE.

HOPKINS Funeral services for Cornelius "Hoppy" Hopkins will be held Tuesday at 2 in Palm Chapel of Strong Thome, 1100 Coal SE, with Rev David Red officiating Pallbearers will be John A Hopkins, Darold Rhodes, Joe Feeler, Ted Nichols, Frank Gilreath and Phil Pfeiffer Burial will follow in Sandia Memory Gardens Cemetery HOWELL Graveside services for laurel "Speedy" Howell will be held today al 2 Sunset Memorial Park, 924 Menaul NE, with Rev Carl Harton officiating Friends may visit French Mortuary, 1111 University NE, todav from Sam until noon LEATHERMAN Funeral serv ices for Ernest Leatherman will be held 1 1 1 a at 2 in Paim Chapel of Strong-Thorne. 1100 Coal SE, with the Rev Austin Dillon officiating Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Park, with the 1 Post 401 officiating at the graveside In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Salva Hon Armi SoT Broadway SE. mem ory of Ernest Uaiherman MacCfUARRlE Margaret MacQuarne. 51, a resident of Albuquerque since 1954. passed aay Sunday monur.g She is survived bv WIGENT Conrad E.

Wigent, 75, a 3-month resident of Albuquerque, died Sunday in a local hospital. He is survived by his daughters, Shirlee and husband Ray Wilcox of Albuquerque, and Rosalie and husband Fred Wilkins of Hornell, a son, Gene Wigent and wife Pat of Belmont, 11 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; three siters, and one brother. He was chief of police in Belmont, Y. for 32 years. Services and interment will be held in New York.

French Mortuary, 1111 University NE, is in charge of local arrangements. Robert Ward Rites Today In Lovington Funeral services will be held today for Robert W. Ward, 68, a prominent Lovington attorney, who died Thursday in a Lovington hospital after an extended illness. Services will begin at 10 a.m. at St.

Mary's Episcopal Church in Lovington. Burial will follow in the Lovington Cemetery. Ward began his legal career in Tucumcari where he worked for six years. He later moved to Santa Fe where he became an assistant attorney general. After moving to Lovington in 1948, he served as attorney for the Lovington School Board and as city attorney.

Ward was born in Las Vegas, N.M. and attended New Mexico Normal University, which is now Highlands University. He received his law degree from the University of Michigan College of Iiw in He is survived by his wife, Louise; three sons, Charles E. Ward of Lansing, Van Noble Ward of Las Cruces and Daniel Robert Ward of Houston, and a sister, Mrs. Harriet Louise Rienets of Grand Junction, Colo.

MARX Services for Rudolph M. Marx will be held today at 11a m. in St. Pauls Lutheran Church, 1100 Indian School Rd NE, with Pastor Jeffrey D. Louden officiating.

Interment will follow in the National Cemetery in Santa Fe. Pallbearers will be Harlan Lenander, Clarence Meyer, John Haaland, Joe Telck, C.F. Lopez and Marshall R. Julian. The family requests memorial contributions be made to St.

Paul Lutheran Church, O. Box 25001, Albuquerque, 87125. French Mortuary, 1111 University NE, is in charge of arrangements. MDOWELL Rosary for Gladys A' McDowell was recited Sunday evening in the Chapel in the Garden of French Mortuary, 1111 University NE. Mass will be celebrated today at 9 a m.

in Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church, 500 Mormngside NE. Interment will follow in Mt. Calvary Cemetery MOYA Mr Juan D. Moya, 70, died Saturday. He is survived by his wife, Mana Aggie Moya, a son, Roy Moya and his wife Kathy; a brother, Epifanio Moya; three sisters, Genov-eva Rudolfo, Fiorina Gurule.

and Ag gie Moya, and a grandchild, Lindsey Moya, ali of Albuquerque Funeral services will be held Tuesday, time and place to be annoucned Visitations will be from 3 m. today and the rosary will be recited today at 7.30 p.m at Salazar Sons Mortuary, 400 3rd SW NAGLE Thomas Nagle, 68. a resident of Albuquerque for the past three years, passed away Saturday al a local hospital He is survived by his wife, Joanna Nagle of Albuquerque, four daughters, Nancy Scruggs of Calumet City, 111 Betty Jean Kohl of Oaklawn, Patricia Stawiery of Chicago, and Man- Kathryn Koterha of Oak Forrest, 111., four sons. Bill Nagle of Albuquerque, Tommy Nagle of Chicago, 111., Terry Nagle of Ind and Danny Nagle of Chicago. Ill, three stepsons, Tommy Waicosky of Chicago, Johnny Waicosky of Chicago.

Ill and Jim Waicosky of Chicago, 111 two sisters, Frances Anzelnne of Oak Park, III and Mary Bohlman of Oak Park, III and grandchildren Mr NaglewasamemberofThe Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge 2241, and was a veteran of World War II The rosary will be recited at 7.30 this evening in Fern Chapel of Strong Thorne, 1 100 Coal Ave SE Graveside services will follow on Tuesday in National Ceme tery at a time to be announced ROOKARD Funeral services fur James Kookard will be conducted to day at 2 at the Estancia Cemetery in Estancia. with the Kev Meliton officiating graveside The Garcia Mortuary, Eighth and Ave SW, is in charge of service ar rangements SIGMUND Owen Vernon Sig mund. "9, a resident of Albuquerque for two years, died Saturday a liical SILVA Lambert Silva, 60, a resident of Albuquerque since 1946, passed away on Friday. He is survived by his wife, Nena Silva, of the family home; two sons, Lambert Patrick Silva and wife Michaelene J. both of Pecos, Texas and David Vemon Silva, Boston, three brothers, Albert Silva, Frank Silva and Joe Silva, all of Las Cruces, and three grandchildren, Michaelene S.

Silva, Vicki Ann Silva and Romana Alicia Silva, all of Pecos, TX. He was a member of St. Theresa Little Flower Catholic Church. He was a member of the A.V. Albuquerque Cutting Garcia Chapter 3, the G.I.

Forum, and the National Association of Postal Super visors Rosary will be celebrated Monday at 7 p.m in Palm Chapel of Strong Thorne, 1100 Coal SE. Mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 10 a at St. Therese Little Flower Catholic Church Interment will be in Mt Calvary Cemetery Mr. Silva will lie in state in the drawing room of Strong Thome, 1100 Coal SE, today from a until 9pm In lieu of flowers contnbutionsmaybemadetothe Multiple Sclerosis Society of New Ex-City Woman Betty Cwunuino Din at Age 61 Mrs. Betty Cusumano, a former resident of Albuquerque, died Thursday in Anaheim, Calif.

She was 61. She was a resident of Albuquerque from 1V28 to 154. Her jarents were Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Kelley, also former residents. She was preceded in death by her father and her sister, Jean. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Fanny Kelley; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Kock and Mrs.

Leone Moretta; a son, Carl Schul. Jr. and his wife, Gloria, and three grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Tuesday at the Sky Church at Rose Hill Cemetery in Whittier, Calif Weather Photo Taken at 11 a.m. Sunday Hmn Temoeratiires Fronts Coil yrw wjtin is Immediate openings for Ml.

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45v Jir.cievs a. tne FITZPATRICK-Thefamilyof George M. Fitzpatrick expresses their appreciation to everyone who was so kind and sympathetic at the time of their recent loss. Strong-Thorne, 1100 Coal SE. GARCIA Funeral services for Teresita Garcia, 86, a resident of Albuquerque, will be conducted this afternoon at 1 30 in the Chapel of the Alameda Mortuary, with the reverends Arthur Delgado and Eliseo Lu-cero officiating.

Interment will follow at the Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Casketbearers will be Raymond Gallegos, Ben Trujillo, Tomasito Salas, Federico Salas, Fred Fresque? and David Garcia. Alameda-Rio Rancho Mortuary. u420 4th NW, is in charge GARCIA Funeral services for Mrs Confenna Garcia will be held todav from Holy Family Catholic Church where mass will be celebrated at 2 Burial will be in Mt Calvary Cemetery Pallbearers are Leroy Lu-cero. Benny Garcia, Beiasio Ortiz, Frank Chavez, Kevin Burgess and Frankie Chavez.

Honorary' bearers are Phillip Chavez, Juiiati Garcia Thomas Richardson, buns Silva and Anthony Maldonado Arrangements bv Salaiar Sons Mortuary. 400 3rd GOLVB Memorial services for Kav (rolub were held Sunday at 0 30 a at Temple Albert Congregation, with Rabbi Paul Curing officiating Strong Thorne. 1100 Coal SF, in charge of arrangements GONZALES Mrs Pauline Gonzales. 67, died Saturday She is sur vived by three sons, Alfonso Gonzales with Navy in San Diego, Charlie Gonzales of Denver and Arcenio Mad nd of Clovis. three daughters.

Molly Duran of Clovis. Sabina Gonzales of Bernalillo and Margie Jaramiilo ot Santa Fe, two brothers, Chano Lopez of Albuquerque, and Joe Lopez of las Vegas. two sisters, Miada San doval of Santa Fe, and Cruz Martinez of Las Vegas, 25 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Catholic Church in Gonzaies Ranch, where mass will be celebrated at 1C a Bunai will be at Gonzaies Ranch Pallbearersare Stan Lopez Manuel Duran, Amadeo Madrid, Tim Madrid, Andres Lopez Jr and Sam Madrid Visitations will be from 3pm today and the rosary will he recited today at 1 at Salazar Sons Mor ruary. 400 3rd SW GR1F.GO Infant Cipramo Tclsfot Gnego Jr, age 8 months, died Friday at his home unexpectedly He is sur vived by his parents. Cipramo and Daritne B.

of Albuquerque a sis'er Mis.ieiie bnego gnmdpar er.ts, Arst.T.o and Florer.da Gru-go of and Dennis and F.a Baca of Los Lunas, uncles Orlando. Anastatic, Vincent Arsen lo Jr. and James Gnego and Danny Tony, Dennis Jr and Dennis Ruhir. Baca, aunts. Lita and Margie Griegc and Debtnt.

Deriise, Tammy and Pa mela Baca Mass of Christian buna, will he heid Tuesday at a in St Edwins latholic Church, 2105 Barce long RJ SW and interment wih follow in Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery with Cipramo Gnego serving ae Alameda Mortuary 9420 Fourth W. 89S-3160 Modern Facilities Funrtl Dlrtor I. A. "Tony" lanttllanai GARCIA MORTUARY, Inc. (SINCt 1918) 7 lion StovrA: SW.

243-5222 FLOWERS V. SAY IT ALL And Peoples makes the difference FOR SENIOR CITIZENS These heanng tev are a community service 'of adults 'n afa 130 persons out of 1000 age 64 and over have a hearing problem. Do you? 265-5838 SANDIA HEARING AID SERVICE 501 2 COPPER, NE Albuquerue, N.M. 87108 Qntlmni I ITIS! Ku.h mm mora (acts -your Kfl Haaring Taftl NAME I I ADDRESS CITY N.M. Zip o7 HandMode I Indian Jewelry I OtOTOWN 884 1600 DeWITT Charles Burnham De-Witt, 43, a lifelong resident of Albuquerque, died Sunday in a local hospital.

He is survived by his wife, Phyllis Short DeWitt of the home; son, Charles N. DeWitt of the home, and a daughter, Elizabeth DeWitt also of the home; his parents, Charles and Ellen DeWitt of Abuquerque; and a sister, Sheila King of Kirkland, Washington. He was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church, Phi Delta Fsappa, Kappa Alpha Order, President of the Albuquerque Basketball officials. Secretary of the Albuquerque Football Officials, and the New Mexico Activities Association He graduated from Ram PI Sno M.i0s-, nires Alamo-gordo l'r0s M.Ji NORTHWEST PLATEAU AND WEST CENTRAL MOUNTAINS Vanahle cloudiness lodav with a Slight chance for showers Breev in the afternoon Far-ramutun N50 1.1m, Gallup tMSOs-MJOsy. Grants xk V12(ls- NEW MFXK 0 tbrnugb Tuesda-.

ers tudav west and nums mcst areas today upper l'h ar northwest with 6f) in the state Ixiws 20s mountains win lower eievations ariable cioudmess a chance of show north Warmer after of the state Highs id mountains and to low "0s elsewhere oday upper teens and i J(is and low 40s at EXTENDED NEW MEXICO FORECAST Tuesdav through Thursday Chance of showers in the west Tuesday and most areas Wednesday Otherwise partly ckiudlv with temperatures near or a little above seasonal averages Highs mostlv mountains with 60s to low 70s at lower elevations Lows in teens and 20s mountains with Sos to iow 40s at lower elevations ALBUQUERQUE Partly cloudy today and breezy during the afternoon. Fair again on Tuesday High today low 60s, low tonight mid 30s Winds westerly 5 to 15 mph and gusting this afternoon Scattered clouds and a few showers reached from the central Plateau into the central high Plains. Fog lingered over portions of the Dakotas and northern Minnesota. Light snow fell over extreme northern Minnesota and a few showers fell across northern Wisconsin. Skies were mostly clear elsewhere.

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Lows Sunday morning varied from 24 at Cloudcroft and Raton to 42 at Truth or Consequences. Albuquerque reached a high of 60 degrees after an early morning low of 34, The next upper level trough sweeping out of the eastern Pacific will spread increasing cloudiness with a slight chance for showers into the northwestern corner of New Mexico by today The extended forecast calls for a chance for showers over the next few days, mostly the northwestern half of the state. Mexico Area Forroa-t PROGRAMMERSANALYSTS to work in Sierra Vista, Arizona. I I Ultrasystems Defense and Space Systems, Inc. is engaged in a long-term contract to provide research, development, test and evaluation in support of software, computer and interoperability testing of army tactical command, control, communications and intelligence (C3I) Systems.

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