The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 8

SS siiiif VU'OHT iMtssiFR The Time ft-A Nov. 2 l(K2 Painter Former Astrodome czar dead at 70 MEMORIALS Cards of Thanks and AP Lotorphoto 1 CITY BftlEFS IWANI U.S. Attorney Joe Car will speak ot today's 11:30 a.m. meeting ol the Broadmoor Klwanlt Club at Breoktfilre'i Cafeteria. BOOSTERS Ttte Northwood High School Athletic Booster Club will meet at 7: )0 p.m.

today In the field house ot Northwood. The group will discuss a proposed football ktadlum for tne school. LIONS LI. Frank Motley, supervisor of stale pollcs Troop O's tactical unit, will speak at today's noon meeting of the Shreveport Lions Club at the Choi Vous Motor Hotel. BAR Orleans Parish District Attorney Harry Connlck will address the noon meeting of the Shreveport Bar Association today at the Petroleum Club.

STUDENTS C.H. "Bud" Rollins, executive director of the Caddo-Bossier Council on Alcoholism, will address the seventh and eighth grades and faculty members at a.m. today ot Northwood Junior-Senior High School. ROSE SOCIETY Gene King of Monroe will be the speaker at today's Shreveport Rose Society meeting at 7: JO p.m. ot the Barnwell Center.

AUOHTON The Houghton Town Council will meet In special session tonight at 7 p.m. to hear a report from the police committee which has been reviewing the resumes of the applicants for day policeman. BOSSIERPARISH-TheBossler Parish Police Jury will hold a public hearing today ot 2 p.m. to receive input on the proposed IftJ general fund budget and to consider renewal applications for 1W3 beer and liquor permits. Other Expressions of loss of a Loved 0n OR Acknowledgements of Lot and Kindness by friends and relatives aro accepted for publication on this page CALL THE CLASSIFE0 DEPT.

222-5253 Open 8 AM to 5 PM Monday thru Friday TESTS it' i "iff iS HOUSTON (AP) Roy Mark Hofhclnz, a former Houston mayor and sports czar who envisioned the world's first domed stadium and then brought it to reality as the Astrodome, has died at the age of 70. "The man was a genius. He had the brains and guts to do something nobody had done before," said a longtime friend, City Councilman Johnny Goyen. Hofheinz, a former legislator and county judge, apparently suffered a heart attack at his home, said paramedic Gilbert Bennett. He was taken by ambulance to Twelve Oaks Hospital and pronounced dead at 1 1:25 p.m.

Sunday. He had been confined to a wheelchair since suffering a stroke in May 1970. Mayor Kathy Whitmire on Monday ordered that flags at city buildings fly at half staff until Hofheinz is buried. His funeral is scheduled for Wednesday at St. Luke's United Methodist Church.

"Judge Hofheinz was a man of great vision with a gift for turning dreams into reality," Mrs. Whitmire said. "His accomplishments as an elected public servant and a private citizen provide a legacy few will ever match." When Hofheinz first proposed a domed stadium for Houston, critics ridiculed the idea as too expensive and unnecessary. "But this man could think through adversity and never give up," Goyen said. The $32 million Astrodome opened in 1965 and became the centerpiece of the $100 million Astrodomain that Hofheinz created.

The sports and convention complex included a $16 million amusement park called Astroworld, the Astroarena, and four hotels. FREE HEARING Roy Mark Hofheinz With the domed stadium, Hofheinz attracted Texas' first major league baseball team, renamed the Houston Astros after the dome opened. He later spent $10 million for the Ringling Bros, and Barnum Bailey Circus. His empire collapsed in the mid to late 1970s as the Astrodomain was burdened by high interest rates and became overextended. Hofheinz lived at the Astrodome for years in a 24-room residence behind the $2 million scoreboard.

The sixth-floor quarters, known as the Judge's Quarters, included a shooting gallery, bowling alley, swimming pool, chapel, movie theater and six-hole putting green. Hofheinz attended Rice University, the University of Houston and the now-defunct Houston Law School, receiving his law degree at age 19. newly developed methods of correction will help, even for those who have, been told in the past that a hearing aid would not help them. For those wishing the free test but want to avoid waiting, an appointment for a specific day and time may be arranged by phoning 221-1554. These free hearing tests are given for the purpose of making selections and adaptions of electronic hearing instruments.

Available for inspection on the test days will be the MARI-CLE EAR Ear hearing aid which is especially designed for nerve deafness. Shreveport Free electronic hearing tests will be given on Mon. Nov. 22, Tues. Nov.

23, Wed. Nov. 24, and Fri. Nov. 26.

A hearing aid specialist will be available to give these free tests at 1534 Line Ave. The tests have been arranged for anyone who suspects they are losing their hearing. Such persons generally say they can hear but cannot understand conversation. Testing with the latest electronic equipment will indicate whether it can be helped electronically. Everyone expecially for those over 60, should have an electronic hearing test at least once a year.

If there is a hearing problem, a free electronic hearing test may reveal that While some people are busy basting and broiling tasty foods for the rapidly approaching holiday season, Jean Chesley busied herself Monday with a turkey dressing of her own. But instead of honey and homemade sauces, she used poiint. Mrs. Chesley and several others yesterday were working on the holiday decorations at Shreveport's Randle T. Moore Senior Citizen's Center, 3101 Fairfield.

Although not as tasty as a well-cooked turkey, the ceramic birds are just as pretty to look at. CALL 221 1554 FOR APPOINTMENT Av OBITUARIES Row unrinf you in 2 locations Call For Appointment SHREVEPORT LOCATION 2833 Southland Park Dr. (1 block off Mmtlitld Rd.) (318)623-7134 A WEEK 9 til 6 I0SSIER LOCiTlOa 313 Traffic St. (318)747-4333 OPEN 5 DAYS Times pho4MIKE 5ILVA Clarice Vivian (Tip) McMichael Tilleux GRAND CAWE, LA. Services for Mrs.

Clarice Vivian (Tip) McMichael Tilleux, 74, of Grand Cane, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday November 24 in the Smyrna Presbyterian Church at Smyrna, where she vas lifetime member. Lannie Parnell and; Rev. McNoir Smith officiating. Burial will be In the Smyrna Cemetery under the direction of Dreuvett Funeral Home of Mowsfield, La.

She died November 22, 1982 at 1:20 a.m. in the De-Soto General Hospital in Mansfield after short Illness. Mrs. Tilleux was a dedicated wife, mother and Brandmofber, being active In church work until arthritis and emphysema restricted her efforts. Mrs.

Tilleux was. descended from two ptoneer DeSoto Parish tannines. Her mother being from theBill-Ingslev Family and her great-grandfdither was Dr. Samuel McAichoel. She was preceded in death by a sister, Gladvi, and her twin brother, Clarence Victor, at the tender oge of 16.

She is survived bv her husband, Albert Emerson Tilleux of Grond Cane; one son, Gerald Emerson Tilleux of New Orleans, La. two daughters, Clorice Marie Tillewx Davis of Hammond, La. and Betty Jo Tilleux Breaux of Lake Charles, one brother, Alexander Irving McMichael at Ruston, 12 grandchildren; 5 greatgrandchildren; a number of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be Hewitt Cowlin, Michael Cowdin; grandsons, Paul Davis, Lee Davis, Thomas Davis, MicNioel Breaux, Steven Breavx and Kevin Breaux. Honorary pallbearers: Joe R.

Jones and Phil Frederick. Lt. Col. Earnest J. Fawbush EL PASO, TEXAS Services for Lt.

Col. Earnest J. Fowbush, 67, of El Paso, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday November 24 at IRose-Neoth's Southslde Chapel in Shreveport, a. Dr.

John Braden, Pasor the Summer Grove Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial with ull military graveside rites will be held of 3 p.m. Wiednesday at Longstreet Cemetery In Longstreet, Li. He died Thiursday November 18, 1981 in El Paso, Tex. Mr.

Fdwliush, born in Norton, as retired U.S. Air Forae Lieutenant Colonel, after 25 years of service. He Is survived bv his wife, Llewellyn Favi'bush of El Paso; two daughters, Frances McCrolev of Yuma, Ariz. nd Cynthia Goff of Scottsdale, one brother, Alfred M. Fawbush of Ternpe, Ariz.

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ML. Morris of Shreveport, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday November 23 at the Osborn Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Dan Tohline, Pastor of Mangum Memorial United Methodist Church, where Mrs.

Morris was a member, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Van Dickens. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery. Mrs. Morris, the daughter of the late Richard E.

and Ada Roberts Wilcox of Tex-arkana and Shreveport, died Sunday night November 21, 1982 at Willis-Knighton Medical Center after an Illness of several months. She was born Oct. 2, 1904 in Texarkana, Texas, lived most of her life in Shreveport, and was the last surviving member of a family which also included her three sisters and one brother. Mrs. Morris was well-known In Shreveport where, before retiring, she was an Avon representative for more than 20 years and one of Avon's top salespeople In the country.

She was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Auxiliary and the Order of the Eastern Star, Queensborough Chapter. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Larry (Linda) Rice of Shreveport, and Mrs. Walter (Sharon) Walker of Bedford, three living grandchildren, Linda Gavle Walker of Austin, Darek Walker of Lubbock, Tex. and Darin Walker of Bedford, and a fourth grandchild, the late Virginia Lee Walker of Shreveport; ond many other relatives.

Pallbearers will be Sammy Woodard, Tommy Gav, Miles Hitchcock, Charles Black, Tom Oswald and Halton Andrews. Honorary pallbearers will be Joe Steffek, Tom Bratton orid Tom Lunsf ord. '4. IZam RELIHES REPAIRS CLEAHKIB ROOT CAIIALS Joseph G. Shedlarski, Ph.D., D.D.S.

IT mtm-V2 6 Margaret St. Bossier City DEATHS Beatrice White, 71, of Shreveport died here Sunday. Turra Wilcox Morris, 78, of 3221 Lakeshore Drive, died here Sunday. Felix Arnold "Arnie" Gallichio 23 months, of Shreveport died here Saturday. Milton Earl Travis, 77, of Shreveport died here Sunday.

Mathew Haney Clagg, infant son of Sgt. and Mrs. John Clagg of Tacoma, died Thursday in Tacoma. GRAND CANE -Clarice Vivian "Tip" McMichael Tilleux, 74, of Grand Cane died Monday in Mansfield. MANY Tommy Lynn Gibbs, 23, of Houston died Sunday in Houston.

DeBERRY, Texas -Robert Devlin, 41, of DeBerry died here Sunday. CAMDEN, Ark. -Lloyd M. Piatt, 62, of Camden died here Sunday. (EDITOR'S NOTE: The Times will publish in this column each day brief notices of people in the Ark-La-Tex who have died.

Funeral homes should contact The Times with news of these deaths. More complete information is available in the paid obituary column.) FUNERAL SERVICES INFANT MATHEW H. CLAGG (Marshall Street Chapel) Graveside Service Wednesday Hill Crest DR. DAVE C. McGINNESS (Marshall Street Chapel) 10:30 A.M.

Tuesday Markwell Sons Funeral Home Casey. III. Interment: Casey Cumberland Cemetery MR. BILLY D. DICKERSON Southside Chapel Interment: Forest Park West LT.

COL. EARNEST J. FAWBUSH Southside Chapel 1:00 P.M. Wednesday Interment: Longstreet Cemetery Longstreet. La.

MRS. MAXINE L. BROWN (Minden Chapel) 10 A.M. Tuesday Doyhne United Methodist Church Interment: Rocky Mount Cemetery Bienville Parish, La. MR.

MILTON EARL TRAVIS Marshall Street Chapel 2:30 P.M. Wednesday Interment: Forest Park Rose-Heath FUNERAL HOME HURRY IN WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! GOING OUT OF BUSINESS a -if Reg. Sele Prte Price SALE 104 For exceptional eyewear values come to TSO. 4 Baby Felix Arnold "Arnie" Gallichio, Jr. SHREVEPORT Graveside services for Baby Felix Arnold "Arnie" Gallichio, 23-month old son of Arnold and Karen Ferrier Gallichio, will be held at 3 p.m.

Tuesday November 23 at Hillcrest Cemetery. Rev. Randy West, of Westminister Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Arrangements are under the direction of Boone Funeral Home of Bossier City. Baby Arnie died at 12:21 a.m.

Saturday November 20, 1982atSchumpert Medical Center after a lengthy illness. He was born in Bossier City. Besides his parents, he Is survived bv one brother, Michael Gallichio; maternal grandmother, Peggie Ferrier; maternal great-grandmother, Mary Ed-mundson and maternal great-grandparents, Mr. ond Mrs. George Ferrier; paternal grandparents, Mike and Nina Gallichio.

Pallbearers: Lee Bennett, David Todd, Kerry Ferrier and Greg Miclotto. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be mode to the March of Dimes Milton Earl Travis SHREVEPORT Services for Mr. Milton Earl Travis, 77, of Shreveport, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday November 24 at Rose-Neath's Marshall Street Chapel. Rev.

Warren Blakeman, Pastor, and Rev. J.W. Matthew, Associate Pastor, of the Broadmoor Unitec Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery. He died at 5:25 a.m.

Sunday November 21, 1982 at Hospitol after a lengthy illness. Mr. Travis, born In Cleo, Okla. ond a resident of Shreveport for 50 years, was a retired sales manager at Republic Oilfield Supply. He was a member of the Broadmoor United Methodist Church, the Masonic Lodge No.

13 in El Dorado, Ark. ond the Scottish Rite Lodge of Shreveport. He is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Ruth Heims Travis of Shreveport; one daughter, Peggy T. Halyard of Houston, two sisters, Mrs.

Reola Shinn of Shreveport, La. and Mrs. Olive Crawford of Houston, three grandchildren, Debro Halyard of Austin, Michael Halvord and David Halyard, of Houston. MAJOR HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE COVERAGE Up to No Deductabl Pty from first dollar Pajrt in or out of hospital, ago 0 to 64 Writt or cifl for fm MrnutkM (Enclose Pboat Rl) Bill E. Anderson Phone 68S-8717 P.O.

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and Mrs. John Clagg, of Tacoma, at 2 p.m. Wednesday November 24 at Hill Crest Cemetery in Bossier City, La. Rev. James Sermons, Pastor of Cherokee Pork Baptist Church, will officiate.

Arrangements are under the direction of Rose-Neath's Marshall Street Chapel. Infont Mathew died Thursday November 18, 1982 in Tacoma. He was born in Tacoma. Besides his parents, he is survived bv his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Clagg, Sr. of Bossier City, La. maternal grandmother, Mrs. Gerrve Hamaoka of Shreveport, moternal grandfather, Mr. Sam Flagler of Jsr.i-sviiie, Tex.

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