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Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 5

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TABLE OF GULF TIDES mww Corpus Chrisli Calif r-Tlmcx Sun March 13fl WEATHER SUMMARY Panel Discussion Scheduled Oil Menial Health Problems Mental health problems in'County Juvenile Director Jerc live committee chairman of the Corpus Christi and what can be1 p-m City-County Welfare Di- association accomplished through ru The session Is to lie in the lion will be the subject of a rector ilfred Caloan and Men- Gr(w Room (he YWCA panel discussion slated at Hf31'" Board Alemnor starting at noon After the pan- car Reyna i el discussion questions from the Local attorney Harold Alliens mental health hoard and vist- will a the meeting tors will lie allowed which is open to the public Practically all candidates for Imilril the State legislature hare-- r- i-r llIin made reservations for the meet- lo 1 jno One hundred underprivileged Mrs Noah Kennedy presi- voungster will fan out into 76 needy children in dent of the Coastal Bend Men- Buccaneer Sadtum at I0 6 needy thtidren Assnciatjon whch pm today tr see what the Fas- sponsoring the session said the "I'm tJ meeting is being held to inform legislative candidates of the local picture on welfare juvenile Thursday at the YWCA Panelists include County Court at law Judges Vernon Harville and Philip Schraub At least 7 Corpus Christi will receive Easter Baskets today Members of the Corpus Christi Civitan Club last night spent It will be the annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by Joe Salem owner of Salem's Jew i sn FORECAST M1IITK FASTER IX NORTH Now England and northern Appalachians can pm(1 siunv and snow flurries Sunday a can upper Iakes region upper Mississippi Valley central Plains and northern Rockies Occasional rain is forecast for the northern Pacific Coast Warmpr weathpr Ls expected in the southern and central Rockies AP W'irephoto Map) lems and mental commitments in ht ini he sidercd mental health she says Reyna is the Jcgisla- IVrrrll Man Killed rtf set Optimist Club I Members of Gowns Inc two of them dressed as Mrs Bugs Bunny and Mrs Peter Rabbit will entertain the children As sjst jnJ Salem with the project are the Optimist Gub Texas State Cuard and the Nueces several hours delivering the baskets donated by IIEB and Soars and Roebuck to different churches and hospitals throughout the city The baskets were filled wi'h candy and eggs Mail I Treated For Cim-liot Wound Bill Williams 25 of 2S4I Carver was shnt in the calf of the right leg with a 22 calibre pistol yesterday afternoon at a bar in the 2600 block of Carver 'lie was under treatment at Memorial Hospital last night homicide division said a 26 year-old man was being held: DEATHS AM) FUNERALS r-URNlS Wtolhtr at A pm CST Miqht 4'0tuff lo't 19 houv LawM (oil II fmur RrfipiHrfiM Hr 74 hours fflding ot 4 pm CT Aioonv a A'ftUQUrQ At A'MOriHO 44 AhAvtllf 41 Attqnlo A R-lhnn 41 Rirminahom Rtmnrk 11 ate SA Boston i 47 RrnwmvIHo 1 RuttOlo 40 Comm 14 fhflrloiton 4C 49 horizon Va 70 hnrlott NC 4 rhea) 17 fwinruitl f0 HMwl 44 77 4 (1 77 41 7 37 II 47 74 fH 40 "3 17 10 14 7t 34 14 04 4 41 47 17 44 77 J4 41 70 oiumbM Ohio Dahw Dm Moirm Detroit Paso hyi Worth I roivMfon Hrtia Jnrkvrn Vi5 orfcWDo Ktip City l(ll Iin VmH 1 ftle Ro 0 Lei lOll'vllf 1 VmnM Ai'h I dippH Tfiiit 49 wo'Oaa "7 RftiJl NW fV'9f1 74 Yi'k 4 qi 1)4 01 23 Ol 15 11 41 1 10 44 IS i 14 45 Tf 74 '7 37 0 21 31 91 Rf US WRATMM BUREAU ROATLSG COSDITIOSS INLAND RAYS AND LAKE CORPUS Waters will he mostly favorable for boating today with winds out of the cast and northeast eight to IS miles an hour SnO Lo fily 'on Anton 70 57 49 Son 0mio 71 roo P'Onr IV9 47 Sf St Morc SwrtttP 44 't fievMrt 41 47 4910 44 70 lonpa Rrbg 0 7ju)n PI 41 47 Wvhdo 40 10 in 14 qt Rmidn A4mn 4iurenv x-ahs 91 TVrmol qnd lm- (ni( OTNFR TEXAS CITIES Ali 10 Aitin 14 74 nppts CMPfT 77 247 47 47 49 47 45 40 if A4 so 57 41 Moul0 Kmnxviltff Lrtfn I uhbO'-k PrsiHto Von Anqfttf) Victoria Afn-q Wfhrtq FnHi HAWAIIAN Hqnolulif 1 CANADIAN fa'wv Ltfir-qnHfl nnrql O'Hilira Rnqno 7 91 97 74 79 77 47 10 PAST WEEKS WE ATI! Eli Max IV Heinrich Max Heinrich 57 former-Jv of Corpus Chri3i dust Sal unlay morning in a Midland Ifii'pilal after a "hurt illness Hcinruh who was employed hy Iloiary Engineering Co lived here many years liefnrr moving 1o Midland in 1154 I'e is sunned hy his wife I-abella one Min Richaid Kay of Corpus Christi one daughter Janet of Midland four sMcrs Mrs (I Wilson Miss Ruby Heinrich and Miss Anita Hein i TERRFIL IP- Joe Frazier 38 of near Terrell was fatally I injured Saturday when his pirk up truck and a Texas Pacific freight train collided at a downtown crossing Frazier died about three hours i floors said his truck was carried County sheriff's department A STH MA MU CU i LOOSE II ED vnVi cisra orinirB rouo-un rt'Mni ndwiAt nA to ffcur'int tdMlcs of Broh rh'4l 4-ihir it b9 lAkirt fnnifPd ME NP4CO A' fart to romtoat r'ai Rrnnrh'al tuho ardljaiR rpov Ih'tk f9naiivo p-wiowi wmir in al -Jin'r Ui It hPP to Adv about 1230 feet down the right by police for the shooting way after the crash Icr Jam Hoinlml WARSAW Poland AP) Attacking with helicopters Polish army rnginers have started their annual spring bombing of wlth Vistula River to break up opoty rh all of Corpus HirMi ami1 or in Tom Mathis Cemetery un-k jams and prevent floods Mi Jiirhanl Hankins of uro-jrcr the direction of Dnbie Kura Coin two brothers jneral Home of Corpus Christ i ami Kennn He is survived by his wifeIt of AHhw Tenn hw mother Mrs Kmilie lleinnch of Cor-: pu Christi and one grandchild Frank Malrliar Funeral services will be at i HtRT LAVACA Frank 10 a MfHtdiv al the TnnityjJoeph Malchar 76 father of FptM(npal Church in Midland1 Mrs Stephanie Krnavek of Cor-uuh burial in Colorado pus Chrisli died Saturday Texas Kllis Funeral Home in morning in a Port I-avaca nurs-Midland is in charge of arrange--ing home after an illness of sev- ist Church Funeral services will lie at 3 in Monday at the First Mrth odist Church The Rev 1 I Mayfield pa tor will officiate llurial North 44 Oklohomo Cly 44 Omeho 4) Ph'lorieipfito 44 Rtoonl 04 tHPufN -47 Portion O-f inttim 70 4 QHEftTESlMCiMM HISTORY! 'rral months Rosary will lx- recited at 8 ip Sunday in the Richardson 77 of 002 Funeral Chapel and funeral died at 9 services will lie at I am Mon-local liov- jay in Our Lady of the Gulf illnrv Hr Catholic Church with the Rt was born and rai-cd in Rink- Rev Vincent Yerderame offici-port Ho w1 a retired matnle- ating nance engineer and a veteran' Burial will in Green Long rf World War I Gardens Funeral osiers will lie at Mrs PI Mmre 10 a tomorrow at St petprs Episcopal Church in Rixkpnrt 'ni!) Mrs J-ottie Nell Harry Carter a lay minister Moore 6 died Ertday will ofiieiatr Burial will lie in night in a Houston hospital aft-the Rinkport Crnietery under er a long tUness She was a life-the direction of Cage-Mills Fun- 1IK nd cral Home of Corpus Christi mned ranching interests She He is survived by two meniber of Zeta Tau Al-Charles of Ih-llmre and Wal- ro'ly-ter I of Houston: two sisters sor Mrs Pnipliet nf 3 Pm-at Ro- Th and Mrs Baldwin of Cor- as unera bapel pus Christi four grandrhililnnjlll rez and several meres and nephews PIP7 5 -iA 1 home on the Johnny Hunt farm Sli linos er near Taft after a sudden illness Funeral services for Steve He is survived by his wife lliMisrr 69 of 2710 Antelope Angelila: five sons: four daugh-will lie at in a Monday at ter and 10 half brothers and the Dunne-Langham Mortuary sifters Chain1! Funeral arrangements will be The Rev John Jackson announced hy Cage-Marshall pastor nf Forrest Patk Baptist Funeral Home of Taft Church will officiate Bunal will lc in Memory Gardens Inyu King A resilient here 40 scars hr aIICK T'lineral services for was a veteran nf World War I nrtvd Wlliam KinR will he a Mason and a member of the Slnday the M(rr Morgan 1 venue Baptist Church Mnrlliarv Chaiel All illiams The Rev A IJ Bnhls pasUir rivnil Funeral semres Immanuel Lutheran htirrh for Kav Allen Williams 26 who J11'1 "11 was killed in a truck aaident'h1' emeters Thursday will lie al 2 pmj Monday al the Ml Galilee Bap-rthw Mr Hit niun-h In Tivoli with the(orPl! Kristi survivors is his John llrnntg of William ler Ream MATHIS William fee Hearns 83 died in a Mathis hospital at 1:30 am Saturday after a long illness lie was a1 nalie of Kentucky and had Itecn a resident here since IMS I He was a retired carpenter and1 a member of the First Method- I Mills Funeral Chapel Collins died Friday in a local hospital after a king illness lie was retired merchant Airs Frank 31 im Funeral services for Mrs Frank Mims 48 of 3449 Austin will lie at 2 pm today at Ihc Cage-Mills Funeral Chapel The Ilcv George Alexander pastor of Ihe First Presbyterian Church of Tafl will officiate Hurlal will be in Seaside Memorial Park Mrs Mims died at her home i Scale of Karnes City Sunday KZTV 10 lies: lug 31 rv Carl-1 1'roling Funeral sen ices II Brown Jr official- Otis Voting ('-oiling Funeral services for Otis Young Collins 73 Victoria for-merly of Corpus Christi will be for Mrs Carl 3 Froling S3 will al 3:30 pm today at the Cage- lie at 3 pm Sunday at the Chase Funeral Home chapel The Rev Brent Fisher pastor of the First Methodist Church will nlftciale Burial will lie in Krnedy Cemetery 51 -lose Csilmllero SAM DIEGO Funeral srrv-Ices for Mrs Jose Caballero 57 will lie at 5 pm Sunday al the Francis de Paula Catholic Church Ilii'-cmii Clowril Tnilay The Corpus Chrisli Museum which is normally open on Sun-1 Friday day will mil lie open today lie-1 attack cniisc of Easier The museum She Is survived by Iter hus-will also lie loinnrrow band one son Hay of Corpus Its usual dav for 'Christi: and a limlher Don which is apparently of a heart rinsing MARINELAND CARNIVAL 6 7 pm 4041 So Staples at Parkdale Plaza Shop 10 am to 9:30 pm Mon thru Sat Ireitp Hyatt Max Harr anti Donna Douglas iriTiiiTssililp characters from television's most popular program join up willi the funny folk-singtng Smothers Urol hers for an hour of flejuatic fun at tho world-famous Marinelanrl of the Pacific 9.

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