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Friday, December 5, 1997 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN White Sox Hire Marlifis' Aide DEATHS and FUNERALS HUDSON Mary Reid, 94, died Dec 3, 1997 in Okla. City. Services will be at West Lawn Cemetery Sat. at 11:00 A.M at Henry erta, Okla. Mary was born March 29, 1903 in Scam-mon, Kansas to David Lilian Davis Reid.

She was a graduate of O.CU. Law School, 8 a long standing member, of the Okla. Bar Association. She retired after a long career in government service including the weather Bureau and Census Bureau in Washington D.C. and the Veterans Administration in Muskogee, OK.

Preceded in death by her husband, David Reynolds Hudson and only son, William Reid Hudson. Survived by her sister, Edris Smiley, 2 granddaughters, Rae H. Schaefer and Wyn H. Prefontaine 8 4 great grandchildren. Baggerley Funeral Home, 930 S.

Broadway, Edmond "Even though this is an expansion team, we've got a chance to win," the free agent outfielder said after signing a two-year contract with the new AL team. The decision to remain close to his home in nearby Safety Harbor, instead of returning to the Chicago White Sox or continuing his career with Toronto, Milwaukee or Arizona, reunites him with ex-teammates Hernandez and Alvarez, who will be the foundation of Tampa Bay's pitching staff. The Devil Rays project the .276 career hitter as the team's starting right fielder. Martinez, 33, hit .286 with 12 homers and 55 RBIs in 504 at-bats, while playing 75 games in right field, 52 at first base, 45 in center and four in left for the White Sox. Dodgers' Worrell Retires LOS ANGELES Todd Worrell, who had 30 or more saves for the Los Angeles Dodgers each of the past three years but had a string of rocky outings last season, announced his retirement.

Worrell, 38, a three-time all-star, finishes as the Dodgers' career saves leader with 127. He began playing for them in 1993, after eight years with the St. Louis Cardinals. Worrell had 35 saves in 1997 this past season, but blew nine opportunities and finished with a 2-6 record and 5.28 ERA. The Associated Press CHICAGO The Chicago White Sox hired Florida Marlins bench coach Jerry Manuel as manager Thursday, replacing Terry Bevington, who was fired after a disappointing season.

Manuel never has managed at the major league level. He managed Triple-A Indianapolis in 1991 and Double-A Jacksonville in 1990. General manager Ron Schueler called Manuel "the perfect person" to take over the team. Manuel said he was not afraid to manage the White Sox's high-salaried stars. you have to do with big salary or big money players is develop a relationship with those players," he said.

"If you impart rules without a relationship it can bring rebellion." said he hoped to take the team to a level "where year in and year out we will be a postseason-type team." Manuel, 43, spent portions of five seasons in the majors, compiling a .150 batting average in 127 at-bats with Detroit, Montreal and San Diego. Bevington was fired Sept. 30 after finishing second with an 80-81 record, six games behind the Cleveland Indians in the AL Central, despite having one of the biggest payrolls in baseball. Bevington posted a 222-214 record after taking over in June 1995 for Gene La- mont, fired two years after being chosen AL Manager of the Year. Rockies Sign Kile DENVER The Colorado Rockies finally got an ace, agreeing to a $24 million, three-year contract with Darryl Kile that makes him the fourth-highest paid pitcher in baseball.

The 29-year-old right-hander was 19-7 last season for the NL Central champion Houston Astros. His 19 victories marked a career high, tying him for second in the National League. His 2.57 ERA ranked third. The Rockies and Astros had been the top contenders in a bidding war for Kile that had gone on several weeks, but the expansion Arizona Diamondbacks, as well as San Diego, Texas and Baltimore, also made offers. Kile has been with the Astros for six years, compiling a career record of 71-65 with a 3.79 ERA in 209 appearances.

He has made 182 starts. Devil Rays Sign Martinez ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. The Tampa Bay Devil Rays didn't have to sell Dave Martinez on their commitment to winning. Signing Roberto Hernandez and Wilson Alvarez did that.

BRADSHAW Paul David, age 56. of Edmond; Okla. was born AugustilO, 1941 In Wash-, ington, D.C'to Earl H. and Edith Elizabeth Bradshaw. David served his country in the U.S.

Air Force. He married Rebecca on March 23, WO in Okla. Oty. David was a manager for Southwestern Bell for 30 years and a member of the Henderson Hills Baptist Church in Ed-mond. He was very active in Junior Achievement and also did a lot of volunteer work.

David was a former Councilman at Choctaw and school board member at Chodaw and Oakdale School systems. He passed away on Dec 3, 1997 in Edmond. Survivors include, wife, Rebecca of the home; son and daughter-in-law, Brennan and Christ! Brad- shaw of Newalla, daughter and son-in-law, Wendy and Kevin White of Choctaw; step-daughter, Heather Sullivan of the home; brothers, Ray Dean Bradshaw of Choctaw, Don Bradshaw of Midwest City; sister, Ruth Jackson of Choctaw; father, Earl Bradshaw of Chodaw; 5 Grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his mother and one Earl Wayne Bradshaw. Donations can be made to the Scholarship fund of 0KC Chapter of ABWA, 8085 NW 23rd, 0KC, OK 73127 or Ihe American Cancer Society.

Services are scheduled for Saturday Dec. 1997 at Baggerley Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Choctaw, Okla. Baggerley Funeral Home 930 S. Broadway, Edmond PACK Mary Frances passedj away Wednesday, De-v cember 3, 1997 in OklalKfef ma; City at the age Bom oh April 19,1910 inj Joplin, Missouri to Callie F. 8c Chester Reynolds.

She was a Master's ofj Psychology. the University of Tulsa 4 and a PSI CHI National Honorary Psychology Fra-4 temily indudee. She was" employed with, and re-; tired from, Gulf Oil Corpo- ration of Oklahoma Frances was wed to Lelln E. Pack on July 3, 1955" in Tulsa, Ok. She was pre- ceded in death by her; mother, Callie and sister Ruth, and is survived by Lelin, her husband of '42 years.

Mary Frances was a long time resident: of1; both Tulsa and Oklahoma City and a member of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma City. Service will be aim. i Friday at Smith Kemke Chapel. Committal will be at 2:30 p.m. at Little Ce'm-: eterv near Seminole, 0k.

5 SMITH KERNKE ETHRIDGE 'i Virgie, 92, bom Od. 26, i 1905 at Snyder, OK, diedi Dec 4, 1997 at her home in OKC. Virgie was a for- i mer resident of Friend- ship, OK. and a long time -sdiool teacher at Friendship and Navaio schools. She was presently a member of Oakcrest Church of Christ and a former member of Thorn- as Street Church of Christ in Alius.

Virgie was preceded in death by her husband, Theo Ethridge in. 1975. Survivors include; her Naomi Whitmire husband Charles of Lamar, CO, Mafynel Chabino 8, husband Darrell of OKC, Judy Wheeler husband Dale of OKC; son, James Ethridge wife Runia of OKC; sisters, Ethel Bishop of Duncan Willie Morgan of Tecumseh, OK; 8 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. The family would like to thank Lillie Lowery and her family for the special care they gave mom the last 2 years. Services will be 9:00 AM Dec.

6, 1997 at the Oakcrest Church of Christ, Oklahoma City. Committal services to follow at 2:00 PM at Altus City Cemetery in Altus, OK VONDEL L. SMITH SON MORTUARY 6934 S. Western 634-1439 -154 Deane Pappas Notah Begay III 155 Thursday's Results PGA Tour Qualifying At Haines City, Fla. 7.301 vards.

par 72 (36-36) Senior PGA Tour Qualifying At Ponte Vedra Beach. Fla. 6.764 yarns, par in (J6-JOJ Buzz Thomas -208 -208 71-68-69 Note: Seventy-four golfers were still on the course when play was suspended. (Low 35 and ties will earn PGA Tour cards the next 70 or nearest to 70 in the event of a tie will be fully exempt on the Nike Tour, and the remaining will receive conditional Nike 72-66-71 tO-69-70 72-69-69 TO-71-70 '3-68-70 f4-66-71 209 209 210 211 211 211 212 Tour status 69-47-136 Gov Hill -212 74-70-68 '2-71-69 72-68-72 212 71-71-71 -213 -213 IRWIN Norene age 103, of Candlelake Senior Center and later Westminister Presbyterian Manor, Oklahoma Oty, OK, died Tuesday, December 2, 1997, at Central Oklahoma Christian Home, Oklahoma City, OK, where she had been a patient since September, 1997. Born May 3, 1894 in Greeley, KS to James Marion and Mary Eudocia Higgins.

She was a homemaker and secretary for M.GJW. After the death of her husband, she was employed by an insurance firm in Edmond and later was housemother for several years for Delta Zeta Sorority at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond. She was a member of Westminister Presbyterian Church, So-rosis, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Centenarian Club, all of Oklahoma City. She moved from Greeley to Garnett with her parents at an early age and attended the Garnett schools, graduating from Garnett High School. She then attended business college in Oklahoma City.

After her marriage, she lived in Oklahoma and Edmond, OK. She returned to Oklahoma City after several years and has made her home there until her death. She was an accomplished pianist and organist and as a young girl, she played for the silent movies in Garnett. She had many hobbies including painting, cooking and sewing. She married Haskell F.

Irwin November 29, 1918 in Oklahoma City and he preceded her in death November 11, 1952. Survived by 2 daughters, Mary Slater, Chanute, KS, Elizabeth Davis, Vidoria, TX; 7 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents, husband, son, James H. Irwin, brother, Randall Higgins and two sisters, Blanche Powell and Pearl Currier. Funeral services 1:30 P.m.

Saturday, December 6, 1997, First Presbyterian Church, Chanute, Ks, officiated by Rev. Charles Carson. Visitation until 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Burial at Garnett Cemetery, Garnett, KS.

Memorials may be made to Westminister Presbyterian Manor, 4401 N. Shar-tel, Oklahoma City, Ok 73118 or charity of donor's choice. Gibson-Koch-Fris-kel Chapel, Chanute, KS is in charge of arrangements MONTGOMERY Genevieve, 81, passed away December 3, 1997. She was born September 9, 191(5 in Tulsa, OK to Edwin and Mary Ellen Brackett. Genevieve was a homemaker.

Preceded in death by: husband Eddie Montgomery and grandson Kris Billingsley. She is survived by: daughters, Georgiann Lambert and Geneva Krosse of OKC; sister, Marie Culver of OKC; grandchildren; Debbie Dudley, Kurlfs Billingsley, Stefanie Leon, Leigh Leary, Tracy Pulliam, and Phillip Lambert; 12 great grandchildren. Genevieve was a loving mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Services will be held at 2:00 P.M., Friday December 5, 1997 at the South Colonial Chapel V0NDEL L. SMITH SON MORTUARY 6934 S.

Western 634-1439 71-71-71 73-67-73 69-68-137 67-70-137 77-67-138 70-68-138 70-69-139 73-66-139 70-69-139 70-70-140 71-69-140 70-70-140 71-49-140 69-71-140 70-70140 69-71-140 Glen Dav-Melrssa McNamara -33-34-67 P.H. Horgan lll-C 67 Paul Azlnger-Susle Redman Jim Carter-Maggie S. Strieker-V. Goetze-Ackermn -67 Doug Marfin-Carin Hi Koch 34-33-67 Rocco Medlafe-Mlssle Berteotti 33-34-67 Kelly Gibson-Jane Geddes 35-33-68 Fred Funk-Tina Barrett 35-33-68 Paul Stankowskl-D. Dormann 68 Tommy Tolles-Lela Llndley 34-34-68 Steve Lowery-Chrls Johnson 34-3468 Wayne Levl-Amv Alcott 35-3368 Brad Fabel-Lisa Hackney 32-37 69 Joe Durant-Erika Wlcoff 37-32 69 D.

Toms-J. Gallagher -Smith 69 Nolan Henke-Terry-Jo Myers Brad Bryanr-M. 49 Kenny Perry-Jane Craffer 32-37 69 Russ Cochran-Clndv Schreyer Tom Purtzer-Jull Inksler Lee Rlnker-Warlanne Morris Peter Kostls-Deb Richard 35-35 70 Chip Beck-Charlotta Sorenstam 39-32-71 Billy Andrade-Krls Tschetter 36-36- 72 Million Dollar Challenge At Sun City, South Africa 7,577 vards, par 72 Phil Mickelson, United States 67 Davis Love HI, United States 68 Bernhard Langer, Germany Ernie Els, South Africa 69 Jesper Parnevik, Sweden 70 Nick Price, Zimbabwe '1 Nick Faldo, England 73 Justin Leonard, United States 74 Tom Lehman, United stales 74 lan Woosnam, Wales '4 Mark O'Meara, United States 76 Colin Montgomerie, Scotland 78 Australian TPC At Brisbane. Australia 6,881 yards, par 72 Matthew King, Australia 66 Robert Stephens, Australia 67 Peter Lonard, Australia 68 Peter Senior, Australia 68 Stuart Appleby, Australia .68 Darrln Anderson, Australia 69 Craig Warren, Australia 69 Nell Kerry. Australia 69 Stuart Thompson, Australia 69 Rodger Davis, Australia .69 Robert Allenby, Australia 70 David Podllch, Australia 70 Jean-Louis Guepy, France 70 Adam Crawford, Australia 70 Chris Gray, Australia 10 David Howell, England 70 Cameron Howell, Australia 70 Chris McCourt, Australia .70 Tony Cardan, Australia 0 Craig Jones, Australia .70 SIMPSON William A.

(Bill), 55, of Houston, TX. Born in OKC, Dec. 7, 1941 to Hervey C. and Mary Louise Simpson. He died in his Houston, Texas home Nov.

25, 1997. Bill attended Gatewood Elem. and graduated from Classen High School, OKC in 1960. He served in the U.S. Army in Kassel, Ger.

having received training as a computer programmer. Upon his discharge he returned to OKC and attended two years of college at O.U. At Wesley Methodist Church he was in the boy scout troop and played fastpitch softball. He worked as a programmer in OKC prior to moving to Houston, TX. He was avid in each endeavor in his life which included sports car racing thru SCCA, tennis, bowling and bridge tournaments.

He was a local officer in the Gulf Coast Mensa chapter and a state officer in the Texas Mensa organization. Bill had suffered a massive heart attack on Nov. 30, 1996. He underwent bypass surgery in January, 1997. Bill was preceded In death by his father, Hervey C.

Simpson, and nephew Matthew C. Simpson, Claremore. Bill is survived by his mother, Mary Louise Simpson of OKC; 2 brothers and their wives: Harry and Dee Simpson, Claremore, and Tom and Suzy Simpson, Edmond; Nieces and -213 -214 -214 -214 -214 214 -214 214 -214 -214 -215 215 215 215 215 215 215 215 216 216 216 216 216 216 217 218 218 218 218 218 218 219 219 220 220 220 221 221 221 221 221 Oavid Lundstrom Joe Inman Dick Hendrickson Kurt Cox Jose Maria Canizares Fred Gibson John L. Schroedcr Bill King Denny Lyons Ray Arlnno John D. Morgan Steve Verlato Bob Irving Bruce Lehnhard Hank Cooper Mike McCullough Bill Brask Bill Kenned Bob E.

Smith Brian Barnes Tom Jenkins Walter H. Hall Will Sowles Horacio Carbonetti Jim Wilkinson Chuck Montalbano Hal Underwood George Yokoi Terry Dill an Wood Ted Hayes Buddy Whitten Tom Knapp Bob Carson Mike Morley Robert Landers Noel Ratcliffc John Gentile Bobby Stroble Chuck Thorpe Joel Velast Larry Miller Larrv Laoretti Bob Menne Dick Goetz Jeff Henderson BobWynn Ron Parsons Robert Gaona Chuck Milne Harry Toscano John Irwin Roy Vuclnich Fred Pfyffer Burt Baine Sam Adams Bobby Mitchell Ben Smith Tony Perla John Brodle Bob Panaslk Blake McCurdy Ken WatRlns Chip Slavln Steve Heckcl Wes Smith 73-71-70 71- 72-71 73- 74- 71-73- 72- 73- 74-71 74- 73- 74- 74-73- Cemetery Lots VaultsMonuments 2520 MEMORIAL PARK Sec 17-lot 4, 6) spcs. at John Daly watches playing partner Laura Davies miss a birdie putt on the eighth hole during the first round of the JCPenney Classic on Thursday at Tarpon Springs, Fla. Mickelson's 67 Leads Tourney ywuea. wo-eico Lan Gooch Blaine McCallistcr Jeff Gallagher Greg Kraft Stephen Ames John Rlegger Tommy Armour 111 Casey Martin Peter O'Malley J.P.

Hayes Ty Armstrong Tom Pemlce Jr Gary Rusnak Jimmy Johnston Robert Floyd Bob Bums Dickey Pride Anthony Painter Jimmy Gllleon Jimmy Green Joe Walsh John Maginnes Terry Price Steve Jurgensen Chris Couch Steve Haskins Paul Claxton Brent Schwarzrock Brian Tennyson Kent Jones Chris Rllev Michael Allen Tim Loustalot Emlyn Aubrey Robin Freeman Dennis Paulson Patrick Lee Stiles Mitchell lain Steel Tim Conley MikeSposa Craig Barlow Charlie Rymcr Thomas R. Shaw Keltti Fergus Clark Dennis Tom Harding Jeff KM In Woody Austin Wes Short Jr Fran Ouinn John Morse Don Reese Jon Levitt Jay C. Davis Chris Stutts Bob Friend David McCampbel; Russell Belcrsdorf Michael Walton Brian Claar Matt Gogel DonWalsworth John Johnson Perry Moss Marco Gortana Jelf Gove Harry Taylor Bud Still Dave Schreyer Steve Schneiler Danny Edwards Slade Adams Jeff Brehaut Bob Sowards Craig Bowdcn Dan Baleman Joey Gulllon Steve Lamontagne David Jackson Tim Simpson Michael Long Craig perks Michael Muehr David Seawell Shane Tall Aaron Meeks Todd Erwin John Robertson Charlie Wl Jason Gore 222 222 222 222 223 223 223 224 225 226 228 70-70-140 72-68140 71-69-140 69-72-141 74-67-141 67-74-141 73-68-141 74-67-141 71-70-141 69-73-142 71-71-142 70-72-142 70-72-142 70-72-142 73-71-144 74-70-144 73-71-144 69-75-144 -147 Companion Mausoleum row 6, Resthaven Memory Gardens, 13500, ask for Vlckl or Larry 691-1641 Memorial Pant, Sec 5 lots w6 or burial spaces each, S36O0 -mm. per lot. 848-5321 2 cemetarv spaces in Arlington Memory Gardens SMO0, normal price 43790: colled 58Q-223-y746 3 spaces, 25 below Market Value, Sunnylane Memorial Section 50 ea 354-3012.

Rosehill 2 lots older prestiaous area. On hill atwve lake by trees statue of Christ. Monument prlvllaoes. 858-0789 2 choice plots. Last Supper area at Resurrection cemetery, valued at 880 ea.

Will sell both for S1000. or sell separately 721-5281 WD WD 73-75- Memorial Park, 1 lot 4 spaces, 1 1 000 1-918-452-3050 IS. JCPenney Classic At Tarpon Springs, Fla. 7,054 yards (men) 6,330 yards (women) par 71 Mike Brlsky-Barb Mucha 31-31 Jell Sluman-Dottle Pepper 34-29 Brent Gelberoer-Tam. Green 32-32- Kirk Trlplelt-Julle Piers 31-33 John Daly-Laura Davies 32-32- David Ogrin-wenuy Ward Willie Wood-C.

Johnstn-Forbes Stewart Clnk-Emllee Klein 32-33- Witnrw P.rrv-Jnn Cratler 31 -34 i rw rz Also Gary Evans, England 72 Brian Davis, England 73 Greg Norman, Australia 73 Robin Bvrd. United States 73 Ben Jackson, England 73 Andrew Coltart, Scotland 74 J.J. west. United States 74 Anthony Edwards, Zimbabwe 74 Klas Eriksson, Sweden 76 Marc Noel, France 77 Dirk Avers, United Slates 78 Andrew Hatty, United slates 82 Japan Series At inagi, Japan 6,983 yards, par 71 Kellchlro Fukabori 31-34-65 Hlrofuml Mlvasc 33-33 66 Tateo "Jet" Ozaki 3S-32 7 Mitsuo Harada 35-32 67 Brian Watts, United States 34-34-68 Naomiehl "Joe" Ozakl 33-35 68 Eduardo Herrera, Colombia 68 Craig Parry, Australia 34-34-68 Yeh Chang-ting, Taiwan 33-35- 68 Elll Mlzoguchl Tsukasa Watanabe 35-34-69 Nobuhlto Sato 34-35-69 Shigekl Maruyama 32-38 -70 Toru Suzuki Kim Jong-duk, South Korea 70 Sholchl Kuwabara 3f-3 J' Carlos Franco, Paraguay 36-35- 71 Hallme Meshlal H-M2J Hlrovuki Fullta 34-37 Jl Peter Tcravalncn, U.S 36-35-71 Kazuhlko Hosokawa 35-37-72 Brandt Jobo, United States 73 Mltsutako Kusakabe 36-37 73 Shlgenorl Mori 35-38-73 dens, In Last Supper section. SI500 tor both.

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OKLA. CITY, OKLA. 73114 $740 For Members Locally owned since 1984 Far Free Literature Call 843-3345 vww.cremalioaorp peter Baker-Alison Nicholas 32-33- Dan Forsman-C. Matthew R. Gamez-Helcn Allredsson 34-32- Jay Overton-Dale Eroding 33-33- Lon Mattlaco-Mlchelle McGann32-34 Vllay (to Loreral 33-33- Sklp Kendall-Mlcliolo Redman MnvfAlr-Brandle Burton The Associated Press SUN CITY, South Africa Phil Mickelson closed with a 31 on the back nine and shot a 5-under-par 67 on Thursday for the first-round lead by one stroke over Davis Love III at the Million Dollar Challenge.

Two shots back at 69 were U.S. Open champion Ernie Els of South Africa and Bernhard Langer of Germany, with Jesper Parnevik of Sweden at 70 and Zimbabwe's Nick Price at 71. A select field of 12 golfers were vying for the $1 million first prize at the Gary Player Country Club. Trailing the field was defending champion Colin Montgomerie of Scotland, who started poorly with two bogeys and a triple bogey seven on the third hole when his drive was unplayable. Montgomerie finished with a 78.

HERRING Donald 86, of OKC, died Dec 3, 1997 at his residence. He was born Nov. 5, 1911 in Wetumka, OK to Grant and Ethel Herring. Don had been a resident of the OKC area for the past 35 years. He was a member of the May Avenue Methodist Church.

He was a flight instructor for the U.S Army during WW II and was a self-employed business man. His wife, Pauline, preceded him in death July 18, 1995. He is survived by three sons, Donald Reed Herring and his wife, Marion of Chappala Mexico, John Hayne Herring and his wife, Barbara of OKC, David Lee Herring and his wife, Carol of Deer Creek, OK; a daughter, Elizabeth Warren and her husband, Bruce Mann of Cambridge, MA; two brothers, Raymond Herring of Dallas, TX, Jack Herring and his wife, Mary Jo of Wetumka, OK; one sister, Virginia Stout and her husband, Eldon of Okmulgee, OK, and sister-in-law, Bess A. Ve-neck of OKC; nine grandchildren and three great grandsons. Funeral services will be held 11:00 a.m.

Friday, Dec 5,1997, at the First United Methodist Church in Wetumka, OK. Interment will follow in the Wetumka Ceme- L. SMITH SON MORTUARY 13125 N. MacArthur 720-1439 CRISP Katherine T. 50, of OKC, died suddenly December 1, 1997.

She was born February 13, 1947 in Fairfield, Iowa to Harry and Louise Preece. She was an accountant with Employment Services. She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Lisa and Andy Vander-werf; a granddaughter, Melissa Vanderwerf, all of Memphis TN; and a brother, Joe Preece and wife Judy of Jenks, OK. Services will be 2:00 PM, Friday, December 5 at Guardian West Chapel with private graveside services. GUARDIAN WEST 41 8, N.

MacArthur 495-9292 ZORN Kevin Wayne, died December 2, 1997. He was born May 20, I960 In Great Bend, KS to Gerald Loretta Soellner Zorn. He was a resident of Ka-ty, TX, and former resident of Midland, TX, Casper, WY and Oklahoma City, OK. He was a graduate of Great Bend High School C7B) and Kansas University, School of Petroleum Engineering C82), On September 19, 1987, Kevin married Mary Browning In Oklahoma City. He worked as a Petroleum Engineer for Conoco, and was a member of St.

Ann's Catholic Church, Midland, TX. He Is survived by his wife, Mary Zorn, of the home; 2 daughters, Becky Zorn and Abbey Zorn, of Ihe home; 1 son, Spencer Zorn, of the home; parents, Gerald and Lorelfa Zorn, Great Bend, KS; 1 sister, Jane Zorn, Vista, CA; and 1 brother, Brian Zorn, Morris Plains, NJ. Vlall will be Friday, December 5, 1997, 7:30 PM, at Bryant-Christians Funeral Home, Great Bend, KS. Funeral at 10:00 AM on Saturday, Decei iber 6, 1997 at St, Rose Catholic Church, Great Bend, KS, Father Charlos Mauzouch will officiate. Inlerment at Great Bend Cemetery, Visitation will be Friday, December 5, 1997 from 4:00 PM, Memorials may be made to tho National Kidney Mickelson got hot on the ninth hole and finished with seven birdies on the final 10 holes, including a chip-in at the 14th.

"Often I just had to play for the middle of the green," he said. "But fortunately the wind eased off on the second nine and I was able to attack the pins more." Rain Slows Verplank HAINES CITY, Fla. -Guy Hill shot a 5-under-par 67 and was the leader in the clubhouse at the PGA Tour qualifying tournament, delayed by rain with 74 players still on the course. The second of six rounds at the Grenelefe Resort did not get started until about 12:30 p.m. because of a storm system that moved through central Florida over- nephews: Shannon Bright, Claremore, OK, Geoff Shawna Simpson, Tulsa, Todd Christ! Simpson, Edmond and Amy Simpson, Edmond; and 2 great nephews and 2 great nieces.

Aunts and uncles: Bue Cooper, OKC, Howard 8, Ella Belle Simpson, Amarillo, TX, and Robert Simpson, CA; cousins: Bob Liz Kelly, Las Vegas, Vicky L. Kelly, OKC, Dan 8. Nancy Cooper, Dick 8, Shirley Cooper, and David 8. Kathy Cooper, all of OKC; foster brother Bob 8, Vlckl Shackleford and family, MN. Bill had a host of friends In Houston, TX with whom he shared his life in work and recreation.

We would like to thank each and every one them. Interment and graveside services will be held Saturday, 10:00 a.m. al Memorial Park Cem OKC. Rev. Norton Wey, Wesley Meth.

Church of OKC, will officiate with Bro. Don Horlon, Heritage Baptist Church, Edmond and Rev. Robert Van-House, Sunnvlane Meth. Church, Del City assisting In the services. THOMPSON Clarence Rose-Amy Fruhwlrth.

34-32- first-round lead in the JCPenney Classic. Only one of the 52 teams, made up of PGA Tour and LPGA Tour players, finished over par, and 26 teams were within four shots of the lead. Jeff Sluman and Dot-tie Pepper were in second place, one shot behind Brisky and Mucha. night and into the morning. Among those still on the course when the round was suspended by darkness were former Oklahoma State golfer Scott Verplank, who led the first round with a 66.

Blaine McCallister, a former PGA Tour winner, and Lan Gooch were at 137, while Greg Kraft, Stephen Ames and Jeff Gallagher were another stroke back. Brisky-Mucha Lead TARPON SPRINGS. Fla. Mike Brisky and Barb Mucha, playing on a course softened by an overnight rain, tied the tournament record with a best-ball score of 9-un-der-par 62 to take the Funeral Directors 2560 HAHNCO0K STREET DRAPER 60th 8, N. Western 848-3744 GENE ADAMS 392S Asbury, Bethany 495-4343 Family Owned Operated CHAPEL HILL FUNERAL MEMORIAL GARDENS 8701 NW EXP.

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SMITH SON MORTUARIES COLONIAL CHAPELS Family Ownod Oporatod Since 1957 4934 S. 13125 N. MacArthur WA'M Hunter Still Sold on Mr Cocoa Chex HENDRIX Donald Lee, age 64, of Oklahoma City, passed away December 3, 1997 in Oklahoma City. He was born In Union, Mo, to Paul and Ethel Holl Hen-drlx on August 24, 1933, Don worked as an Administrator of Motor Vehicle Enforcement with Ihe Oklahoma Tax Commission. He had been with the Tax Commission for 13 years.

Prior to that he worked for many years In Ihe trucking Industry and In law enforcement. He married Geneva Shockley In Union, Mo. on March 10, 1952, Donald Is survived by his wife, Geneva ol the home; two sons, Mark Hendrlx and his wile Tamara of Oklahoma City and Tlmolhy Hendrlx of Las Vegas, and daughter-in-law, Ann Hendrlx of Newark, four grandsons, Joshua, Donald, Duslln, and Andrew; and one granddaughter, Lexl, He Is preceded In death by his parents and one son, Paul Douglas Hendrlx, Don was a loving husband and father and a doting grandfather. Funeral services will bo al 10:00 Saturday December 6, 1997 at Guardian North Chapel GUARDIAN NORTH 11600 Pennsylvania Ave, Frank Best, of OKC. Memorial service Friday, December 5, 1997, 11:00 a.m., at St.

James Episcopal Church, 8400 S. Penn-sylvanla. WILSON Elnora L. 73, Harrah, died Dec. 3, 1997 in Midwest City, Born Dec, 27, 1923 In Maud, OK to Benton and Ula Ogee Burton.

She was married Dec. 24, 1948 to William Wilson in Maud, Ok. He preceded her In death. A resident of Harrah since 1963, she was retired from TAFB, Survived by 2 sons and daughters-in-law, Dr. Larry and Carol Wilson, Harrah, Dr, Richard and Alleen Wilson, Choctaw; a brother, B.J.

Burton, Jr Harrah; also 6 grandchildren, She was also preceded In death by a son, Brent; grandson, Jordan and 2 slstors, The family requests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society. Visitation on Friday 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. at Asa Smith Funeral Service. The casket will be closed for services, Ser- vices 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec.

6, 1997 at Asa Smith Funeral Chapel, Harrah with burial In Memory Lane Cemetery. Asa Smith Funeral Service 4S4-2201 GUARDIAN 41st A MacArthur 495-9292 7SJ-M92 232-9292 land, N.J. They too opened with a crowd-pleasing intensity and continued on from there for a. 225.5 and $2,495.39. Scott McCutcheon and Marthas Mega Jac, owned by McCutcheon, Broten, won the Open Saddlesmith Series for the year.

The NRHA Futurity and Championship Show continues at 8 a.m. today with the $1,000 Added NRHA Championship Novice Horse Open. The NRHA Non Pro Futurity Finals will begin at 2 p.m. The evening performance begins at 7 p.m. with the $3,000 Added NRHA Freestyle Open, followed by the NRHA Futurity Limited Open Finals.

The NRHA Intercollegiate Judging Con-tost starts at 8 a.m. today as well. Looking ahead, 10 of the 30 entries qualifying for the Futurity Open finals Saturday night will be ridden by formor Futurity Champions: Bob Avila, ono; Todd Borgen, two; Craig Johnson, one; Tim McQuay, two; Doug Milholland, two and Todd Sommers, two. Others riding two colts in tho finals include Donnie Bricker, Todd Crawford and Ken Eppors. i lain n.

runn 1133 N. Rohlnson By Bryan Painter Staff Writer In the show ring, Gina Hunter and Mr 3ocoa Chex were quiet and smooth. But because of that, Hunter said she vas shaking when she exited State Fair rena on Thursday during the National Mning Horse Association Futurity and Championship Show. In 1993, she bought the colt at an NRHA i-year-ola sale at the state fairgrounds. On Thursday she and the 6-year-old narked a 224.

to win the $5,000 NRHA Jaddlesmith Non Pro class for $2,614.60. "I could just about cry right now," she laid after the run. Hunter, who lives in rfanteca, has shown him at this how since he was a 3-year-old. In 1994, she tied for second with long-ime friend Nelle Murphy in the Non Pro. In 1995, she tied for first in the Novice Jon Pro, wont into a work-off and fin-shed second.

this is very special; it's my first win lore," said Hunter, who manages a west-rn store in Livermore, Calif. Hunter was asked what she thought of Ar Cocoa Chex when she saw him at the sale in 1993. There were several aspects she liked, including his breeding. He is by Stormy Chex and out of Cocoa Cody Miss. "And it seemed like he had a good attitude," she said.

Now she describes him as a "sweetheart." "He has a big stop and runs awesome circles," Hunter said. Finishing second in the $5,000 Added NRHA Saddlesmith Non Pro was Mandy McQuay and Dun Its Shadow, owned by Tim McQuay. They marked a 219,5 for $1,797.54. McQuay won the Non-Pro Saddlesmith Series title. In the $5,000 Added NRHA Saddlesmith Open, there was a Saturday night atmosphere on Thursday night.

Jim Riser and Spat Olena, owned by Claudio Risso of Italy, entered tho arena needing a 221,5 or better for the lead. Thoy snared the crowd's enthusiasm and nover let off en route to a 225, Next to go was Clint Haverty and Gunner, owned by Dobra Sloan of Newfound- In Mamorlam 2570 In Memory ol; Laotltlo Roso (Gllllland) Rabbins 12-5-59 0-2-96 Dear Tlsh- It has been only 16 months since vou slipped away from us to begin a now life In heaven. You are never far from our thoughts. Wo miss your Smiling Face, Big Brown Eves Humorous Ways. Your Loving Family.