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Rainy weather delays cattle sale nine weeks Annually C. YV. Gann puts cattle on the coastal cross and alicia grass on the Grass Farm at La Vernia in March and takes them off to market in October. This yt'ar the operation was a little different. When October rolled around, everything was too wet for the cattle to be taken to market.

That situation prevailed for nine weeks. Monday he finally got the cattle to the Onion Stock Yards in Clement trailer. Gann said the grass on the 53-acre grass farm is looking bad as a result of the continued cold and Wet weather. came he Area shows At least four junior livestock shows will be held in the South Texas area this week. The 31st annual Dimmit County 4-H and Future Farmers of America show will open Thursday at the II A.

Fitzsimons Memorial County Show Barn in Caffrizo Springs and will continue through Saturday. This show has attracted the entry of 25 steers, a Brahman heifer, three bulls, 75 lambs and 68 market hogs. The entries will be judged Friday, and the sale will start at 2 p.m. Saturday. Bandera 41st annual show also will open Thursday.

It will be held at the Bandera County Recreation Center on Highway 16 two miles west of Bandera. This big show will feature livestock, farm mechanics projects and baked goods. The lambs, breeding sheep, cattle, swine, turkeys, broilers and rabbits in the show will be judged Three Bandera show sales will be held Saturday farm mechanics projects at 9 a.m.. baked goods at 11 and livestock at 1 p.m. Lambs, cattle, swine and horses will be shown Friday in the Real County junior show at the E.

E. Bushong 4-H and FFA Show Barn in Leakey. Goats and breeding ewes will be exhibited Thursday. Sale of the livestock will start at 1 p.m. Friday.

The annual 4-H and FFA dance will be held from 9 p.m. Friday to 1 a.m. Saturday CATTLE CLATTER Bv BUI. CUNNINGHAM Agriculture Editor at the American Legion Hall. A total of 833 entries will he shown in the new livestock exhibition building of the Gillespie County Fairgrounds near Fredericksburg Friday and Saturday.

Entries will include 280 market lambs, 16 breeding sheep, 26 Angora goats, 105 market steers, two breeding beef cattle, 232 market hogs, 47 breeding swine, 63 pens of broilers and 62 turkeys. Sale of the top entries will start at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Good gainers A Chiannu bull consigned by C. A Ritter, New Braunfels, had an average daily gain of 5.85 pounds after the first 65'days of a feed test at the Tom Brothers Ranch near Campbellton.

A bull belonging to State Rep. Bennie Bock II of New Braunfels was second with an average gain of 5.23 pounds. One consigned by Pete Ebeling of Burnet had an average gain of 5.08 pounds. The 19 bulls in the test had an average daily gain of 4.02 pounds. About 20 members of the South Texas Chianina Association met at Cafe at Campbellton Saturday.

then went to the Tom Brothers Ranch. The 19 bulls will be sold Feb. 13 in the association's sale during the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. Brangus sale Eighty range bulls will be sold in the South Texas Bull-o-Rama Brangus Bull Sa lout 1 p. m.

Wed esd ay at the A BeeCounty Livestock Market. Gerald Bowie will be the auctioneer. Critical goods stockpile urged WASHINGTON (AP) The world isn't in danger of running out of resources soon, but the government should consider stockpiling some goods to protect against short-term shortages. a report by a commission said Monday. It also passed along a recommendation of an advisory committee that Congress create a National Growth and Development Commission to anticipate economic problems in advance and develop alternatives for dealing with them.

The government should improve its collection and analysis of statistics, and increase its comprehensive economics fields, said the report by the National Commission on Supplies and Shortages. Short-term shocks significant materials shortages in this country over the next 25 years and probably for generations thereafter will not be due to resource exhaustion, but to short-run shocks to the it said. The must sharply upgrade its ability to deal with these shocks, lest its involvement in the economy be more harmful than it added. The government must sharply upgrade its ability to deal with shortages lest its involvement in the economy be more harmful than helpful The commission was headed by Donald B. Rice, president of the Rand Corporation.

Its members included a number of prominent economics figures from the administration, including Treasury Secretary William E. Simon and Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers. Sympathy It was directed by Congress to make a study of related facing the United States and suggest ways the government can improve its response to materials problems, such as shortages. Although there is no guarantee the Congress will act on the recommendations, there is considerable sympathy among many Democratic lawmakers in particular for more lon- grange government economic planning. Among the recommendations were: of a new White House unit to moni- tor industries and in- sectors of the economy.

substantial improvement in the ability to undertake long-range comprehensive policy planning. of multiyear budgeting. stockpiling of materials protect the country against the impact of disruption in the flow of key imported raw materials and to deter threatened cartel actions by foreign materials producers." leadership for multilateral grain stockpiles. of the percentage depletion allowance for minerals. of mandatory deposits on beverage containers and product disposal charges on other consumer packaging and on paper.

The report placed considerable emphasis on the need for improved collection of statistics ini food and materials and also on the analysis of the statistics that are available. Metals NEW YORK (AP) Pittsburgh scrap steei No 1 heavy was quoted Monday by iron Age at $74 00 75.000 Ha-e is the gold futures trading for January 10, 1977 Open High LowCiose Prv Chicago Mercantile Exchange tOO-Troy ounce contracts Mar 131 40 132 128 00 128.50 133 Jun 133 40 133 90 179 20 129 50 .135 00 Sep 134 90 135 10 130 60 130 60 136 50 Dec 137 40 137 40 132 50 132 50 138 40 Mar 139 50 139 50 135 20 135.20 140 70 Sales March 2237. June 956 Sep 295. Dec 165. March 16 New York Commodity Exchange 100 troy ounce contracts Feb 13 1 80 131 80 127 50 127.60s 133 10 Apr 132 70 132 70 50 128 50s 134.10 jun 134 20 134 20 129 10 129 50s 135 20 Aug 135 00 135 20 131 00 130 60s 136 40 Oct 136 00 136 00 132 80 131.70s 137 60 Dec 137 30 137 50 132 80 132 90s 138 80 Feb 138 30 138 30 132 20 134 20s W0.10 Apr 139 80 139 80 139 00 135 50s 141 40 Sales estimated 10.204.

settling. Here is the gold futures trading for January 10, Open High LowCiose Prv Chicago Mercantile Exchange -100 Troy ounce contracts Mar 131 60 132 20 128 00 128 50 133 30 Jun 133 40 133 90 129 20 129.50 135 00 Sep 134 90 135 10 130 60 130 60 136 50 Dec 137 40 137 40 132.50 132 50 138 40 139.50 139,50 135 20 135 20 140,70 Sales March 2237; June 956 Sep Dec 165. 16. SILVER (5,000 troy oil Jan 426.50 440 00 Feb 448 00 440.00 426.50 428 00 441 50 Apr 443.50 444 00 430 50 431 50 444 50 Jun 448.00 448 00 435 00 436 00 449 10 Aug 452 SO 452.50 439 50 440 50 453 60 Oct 455 10 455 50 445 00 445 00 458 10 Dec 461 00 461 00 449 50 450.00 462 60 Feb 465 50 465 50 454 50 454.50 467 20 Apr 469 50 470 00 459.50 459 50 471 90 Jun 474.40 475 00 464 00 464.00 476.80 Coppe Spot Commodity Prices (Wholesale) Prev, Year Today Day Ago 48 48 .41 American 1 78 1 78 2.25 per, Electrolytic 65 63 65 63 69.25 Oold, troy OZ NY 131.35 132.80 136 90 Silver, troy Ol 4 390 4 410 4 235 Lead, lb 26 00 26 00 24 50 Pig Iron, l.o.b fdry Buffalo, OmsstnJlO 19 210 19 213,97 Platinum, troyrNY 162 00 162 00 155 00 QuicksiiverFlsxN Y134.50 134,50 120 00 Steel scrap, gross ton, Phlla Chi 69 50 69.50 76 83 Tin, lb N.Y 4.4555 4 4221 3 58 Zinc, lb 37 .37 NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Monday copper 70Vj cents a pound, US destinations, lead 26 261? cents a pound. Tine 37 cents a pound, de livered; tin 4.4555 a pound.

New York, goid $131 35 per troy ounce. New York, Silver $4 39 per troy ounce. New York, quicksilver $134.50 nominal per flask. New York. LONDON (AP) Closing metals in sterling per metric ton Spot Futures Bid Asked Bid Asked Copper 791 00 792 00 824 50 825 00 5280 00 5285 00 5350 00 5355 00 vtnad 313 00 313 25 323 00 323 50 Zinc.

392 50 393 00 410 00 410 50 Omaha Livestock OMAHA. Neb quotations Hogs; barrows and gilts acti siu. US 1 3 200 240 lb 40 00 40 50. sows 100 1 50 high i 325-600 lb 33.50 34 00 Cattfe and calves 6,500. trade moder ateiy active on slaughter steers and heit ers.

weak to 25 lower than Thursday's limited trade or 75 1-00 lower than mid week, cbws moderately active, steady to weik, three loads choice with few prime 1.150 1,175 lb steers 39 4(339 50. choice 975 1.300 lb 38 00 39 25. part load choice and prime 975 lb heifers 38 50, several loads same grade 1,000 1.146 lb 37.75 38 00, choice 850 1,050 lb mainly 37 00 38 00. util ify and commercial cows 22 50 24.00; a few 24 5. canner cutter 19.00 22 50 Sheep 400.

slaughter lambs 2 00 high er, hardly enough ewes to establish trend, choice, some prime, 95 110 lb wooled lambs 51 00, a few shorn 95 110 lb 52 00. a small volume of cull to good wooled ewes 6 00 13 00 Estimated receipts Tuesday: Cattle and calves 4,500. hogs sheep 300 Amarillo Livestock AMARILLO. Tex (AP) Heifer beef; choice 3, 2 loads 500 700 lbs 58 75 AMARILLO. Tex (AP) Texas Pan handle and Western Oklahoma teedlot re port: Trade slow throughout the Panhandle area early Monday Slaughter steers and heifers weak to 25 lower, but hardly enough sold to fully test trends Most teedlots reported light interest and In qutry Most sales to local packers, however some heifers sold to Southeastern in ferest Sales on 1900 slaughter steers, 1500 slauqhter heifers.

Slaughter steers Good and mostly Choice 65 75 per cent choice 2 4 1000-1100 lbs 38 25 38 75 Mixed good and choice 2-4 1050250 37 K.C. Livestock KANSAS CITY (AP) Cattle 900 Small showing slaughter steers and heif ers not established Supply largely slaughter cows selling firm to 50 higher Slaughter cows high cutler, utility and some commercial 23 00 25 00, some utility to 25 50. Hogs 1,400 Actual arrivals will total around 800 head Barrows and gilts 1 75 2 00 higher. 1 2 227 lb 40 50. I 3 200 240 lb 39 75, large share 40 00.

Sows mostly 50 higher. 1 3 330 600 lb 34.0034 50. low dressing 31 75 32.00 Estimates tor Tuesday cattle 800. hogs 1.500, sheep 50 Money Rate NEW YORK (AP) Money rates for Monday Prime rate 6 6 Discount rate Federal funds market rate 411 16 high. 4 low.

dose commercial paper 30 180 uays Commercial paper placed by finance company 30 270 days 4Vz 43'4 Bankers acceptance rates-dealer in dications. 30 59 days. 4 80 4.75 60 89 days, 4 80 4 75, 90 119 days. 4 85 4 75; 120 179 days. 4 90 4 80, 180 270 days, 5 00 4 90 Certificates ot deposit, 30-59 days, 4H 4 j.

60 89 days. 44-8 4 90 119 days, ivi 4 H. 120 179 days, 4Vi, 180 360 days, 434 Telerate money market index 4.65, up 07 from Thursday Eurodollar rates, overnight 43'e 415-16; 1 month 4 8 5 3 months 53 16; 6 months 16 7 1 year 513 16-S 8- Treasury Bills NEWYOR (AP) U.S- Treasury Bills4 28 4 69 4 4 74 Monday 5 34 75 4 4 80 Due BidAsk Yid 5 54 75 4 67 481 197 7 5 12 4 77 4 694 83 I 4 260 26 5 19 4 774 69 4 84 I I3 4 56 4 30 4 37 5 264 78 4 70 4 85 1 204 55 4 794 36 31 4 794 71 4.86 1 27 4 574 31 4 386 7 4 80 4 72 4 88 2 3 4 574 41 4 49 J6 94 80 4 72 4 88 2 8 4 57 4 414 49 6 16 4 804 724 89 2 10 4 56 4 42 4 50 6 234 80 4 724.89 2 17 4 58 4 44 4 53 6 284 794 71 4 88 2 24 4 59 4 45 4 54630 4 81 4 754 93 3 3 4 60 4 484 52 Of 4 80 4 764 94 3 8 4 604 50 4.59 7 26 4 87 4 83 5 3 10 4 614 S3 4 638 234 904 825 02 3 17 4 4,52 4 62 9 20 4 92 4 86 5 07 3 24 4 624 524 6210 18 4 95 4 89 5 11 3 31 4.61 4 53 4 6411 154 95 4 87 5.10 4 5 4 62 4 54 4 65 12 13 4 94 4 88 5 12 4 74 61 4 57 4 68 Subject to Federal 4 144 65 4 57 4 69taxes but not 10 4 4 61 4 73 Stale income taxes. Butter and Lggs, ling prices based on voi NEW YORK (AP) sale egg Offerings steady Wholesale selling price ume sales New York spot quotations follow; Whites: Fancy large 66 69 Fancy medium 62 65; Fancy smalls 49 51 CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter- issued only on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday Eggs about steady sales delivered store door, cartons unchanged. A extra large 70 A large 69 74, A mediums 64 69.

GROUP AVERAGES NEW YORK (AP) The following list gives today's average net change for the common stocks traded in each group; unch unch unch unch unch unch Aerospace. Aircraft Air Transport Auto, Truck Auto Parts Accessories Banks, Savings Loan Beverage Soft Drinks Brewing, Distilling Building Chemicals Communication Conglomerates, Diversified Containers. Packaging JDrugs. Medical Supplies 4 Electronics, Electric Products unch Finance Foods. Commodities unch Food Markets 8.

Vendors unch Gold, Silver sy Hotels, Motels, Tourism unch House Furnishings .4 'A Insurance unch investment Companies ....................4 Machine Tools Accessories unch Machinery 4 Meta! Fabricating 4 Mining (non metallic) unch Motor Transport 8. Leasing unch Nonferrous Metals Office Equipment 8. Services Paper, Pulp unch Petroleum 4 Photo Products Services 4 Precision Instruments, Watches unch Printing, Publishing ,4 '4 Railroads. Rail Equipment 4 Real Estate unch Recreation, Leisure unch Restaurants unch Retail Trade unch Rubber. Tires 4 Mu Shipping.

Shipbuilding Shoes. Leather Products 4- Soaps. Cosmetics, Toiletries 4 Steel, Iron unch Textiles, Apparel unch Tobacco 4 Utilities Electric unch Utilities Gas OVERTHE COUNTER Quotations from the HASD arc representative inter dealer prices as of approximately 3 m. Inter dealer markets change throughout the day. Prices do not include retail mark-up, mark-down or commission.

Jan. 10, 1977 Bid Asked Alamo Savings 15 16 '4 Amer Fdrs. 16 4 18' Ammest 3 3Jc Amer. Sec. Lit 2 3 '4 Bexar Co Bk 34 Cafeterias Inc, 20 21 Comm Prop 3'u 4 '4 Datapoint 30 Gas IQ's El Paso Elec 11 12 Forest Oil 22' 2 Frank 22 Ft.

Sam Bk Shares 31 33 Frost Bk 20 22 Gult fc nergv 9 10 4 Handv Dan i-f Henry S. Miller 7 Kelly Field Ntl 22 Lone Star Brew Merchants 15 4 16-4 Merc of Tx Comm 26 Merc Of Tx Ptd 63 61 NBC 0 Tex 35 37 Olympic Brew 51 4 52' 4 Plato 6 4 Pago 14' 4 14 2 Shoo Cmm 3'u Shop Ptd 8 1C Stgmor 12 12' Stwart Stvnson 14-4 Texas inti Air 3 Tipperary I 6 17' 2 Transport Lit 5 S'u Weathertord Inti 13 14 '4 Winns 19' 2 S.A. Feedlot FEDERAL STATE MARKET NEWS SERVICE CATTLE AND CALVES: 3.900. Slaughter calves and yearlings mostly S2 lower, some early sales oft as much as S3. Slaughter cows mostly SI lower.

Light supply slaughter bulls weak to SI lower Feeder steers and bulls very uneven generally steady to SI higher on some thin 375 425 lb. although early sales steady to S2 lower with decline on fleshy high Good and Choice offerings. Feeder heifers generally steady after some weakness noted early. Supply about 10 per cent slaughter cows and 15 per cent slaughter calves and yearlings Balance largely Good to Choice 350 550 lb. feeder steers and bulls.

SLAUGHTER CALVES AND YEARLINGS: Good and Choice 400 550 lbs mostly Good 375 600 lbs. $28 32. with some Good 550 650 lb veoriings $31.50 33. few high-dressing up to $35. Standard and low-Good 350 675 lbs $26-28.

SLAUGHTER COWS Utility 2-3 Cutter $20 50 24. Canner and low Cutter SI5 20. SLAUGHTER BULLS' Few yield grade 1 2 lbs $28.50 32. FEEDER STEERS AND BULLS. Choice 325-400 lbs.

$37-40. small lot near 365 lbs. $40.75, 400 500 lbs $35.75 38 75. mostly $37 and above. 500 6 50 lbs.

$33.75 36.75. Good and Choice 325-500 lbs. $34-37, mostly $35 and above with some late sales thin 400 500 lbs. $37.25 38 500 600 lbs. Mostly Good 300 400 IDs.

400 600 lbs, $31.75 34, mostly $32.25 and above with some thin 400 550 lbs few 600-650 lbs. $31.75 33 75. Standard and low-Good $28.25 31.25. FEEDER HEIFERS: Good and Choice 375 600 IDs. mostly 25 and above; mostly Good 300 575 lbs.

S25.25 28, largely $26 25 and above. HOGS: 700. Borrows and gilts about with last Tuesday Sows firm. BARROWS AND GILTS: 1-3 200-240 lbs. 2-3 240-270 lbs $36.50 37 SOWS: S.

1 3 300-400 lbs. S27-28 450-600 tbs $24-26 Cash Grain FORT WORTH (AP) Hard Wheat ex port 2 96 3 Yellow corn 2 72' 2 Oats 2 04 2 07. MUIo 4 31 4 46 CHICAGO (API Wheat No 2 soft red winter 2 733xn Monday No 2 hard winter 2 68J.n corn No 2 yellow 2 (hop per) 2 52'40 (box) Oats No 2 extra heavy 1 82n Soybeans No 1 yellow 7 (Yn No 2 yellow torn Friday sold 2 54 55'? (hopper) and was quoted at 2.54’wr\ (box) HOUSTON (AP) Sorghum No 2 vel ow export 4 45 4 49, rail domestic 4.30 4 35. truck domestic 4.35 4 40 Corn NO 2 yellow: export 2 78' 1 2 74' 1 -all domestic 2 2 76' 4 truck domestic 80 2 85 KANSAS CITY (AP) Gram futures Monday on the Kansas City Board of Trade WHEAT 5,000 Open High Low Close Prev. Mar 2 75 2 77' 2 75 2 76 '4 2 4 May 2 82 ''3 2 84 2.82 2 83 2.803i Jul 2 88 2 89 3 4 2 87 2 88 2 Sep 2 2 94 2 94 2 95 2 92'-3 Dec Lone Star Livestock Commission Co.

Special Consignment Thurs. Jan. 13th 23, Hall Charolais Halt Santa Ciertrudis 5 yr old cows with Halt blood Simmental Calves. 85 Charolais Cross 3 and 4 yr old Cows calving nov. Pregnancy tested and clean.

Sale at 11 a.m. Thurs. Frank Helvey-Buddy Groff CMC TRUCKS 1 Wheel Drive, Short Long Wheel Base Vanduras Suburbans TINDALL SON Pontiac, CMC Lone Star Livestock Commission Co. Sale every Thurs at 11 a.m. Frank Helvey-Buddy Groff 623-5200 SAN ANTONIO January 11 1 977 Page 1 ath Notices AGUILAR Manuel Vasauez Aguilar, of Box 46, Hutto, Texas, passed away Jan.

1977 in that city at the age of 73 years. Survived by wife, Maria Aguilar, Hutto, daughters, Mattie Reynaga, Hutto, Bertha Fletcher, San Antonio; sen, Marie Aguilar, Hutto, sisters, Rosa Lee Rodriguez, Romano Castro and Asuncion Gonzales; brothers, Tony and Louis Aguilar; 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Rosary was recited 700 p.m Mott day at BrookeSili Chapel. Funeral procession will depart BrookehiM Funeral Home a.m. Tuesday, followed with Mass ottered at 10 00 a m.

at Et Carmen Catholic Church. Interment will follow in El Carmen Cemetery in Losoya, Texas. Arran gements by trankzhill 711 S. E. Mititary Dr 923-7323 BERRY Mrs.

Elkc Berry, age 83, of 326 Hoefgert passed away Monday, Jon. 10, in a local hospital Native of Bastrop, former resident of Runge and Son Antonio resident 60 years. Survivors: Brother, Alfred Kompfhenkel of Robstown and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be conducted in Mission Pork Funeral Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Jan.

12, with Rev. Malcolm Hoffman officiating. Interment in Mission Burial Park. Arrangements by MISSION FUNERAL CHAPEIS 1700 i Military Or BIDOLE Mrs. Mildred Biddle, 66, entered rest In local hospital Jan.

9, 1977. Resident San Antonio 64 years. Survivors: Sons, Jack J. Wlikenson, Son Antonio, William James (Bill) Sullivan, San Antonio, 3 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren Ser vices 1 p.m. Wed.

Jan, Sunset Funeral Home. Interment Sunset Memortol Park SUNSET Flnome 1701 Austin Hwy 828-2811 BULGRIN Arthur F. Bulgrtn, age 79, of 722 Delaware died in local hospital Sunday Jon, 9. Member of St. John Lutheran Church and Siemering Lodge No.

32 ODHS Survivors Wife, Mrs. Annie Buigrin; 2 sons, Arthur A. and Eugene A. Buigrin; daughter, Mrs. Sandra Kay Smith, 3 grandchildren, also sister, Mrs.

Elsie Browning. Funeral services Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at St. John Lutheran Church with The Rev. Dr Roald E.

Braulick officiating Inter ment In St John Lutheran Cemetery. Arrangement with Riebe- Saunders Chapels KlEBtj a IMDHB Ctftk 11IVN St Mary st otOrooMyn Parking lot gets chilled If Bexar County Jail officials had allowed prisoners some exercise outside the jail the inmates could have ice skated on the parking lot. Water that had been pumped out from the jail from a broken pipe quickly froze in 25 degree weather Monday morning and turned an adjacent parking lot into an ice skating rink. Firemen said they were called to the jail shortly after 1 a.m. after jail guards spotted some water in a'second floor shower.

Jail officials said a two- inch pipe on the second floor had broken. Water seeped down onto the identification and process section area on the first floor but no jail records were damaged by the water, a jail spokesman said. Public Works Department crews were called to sand the parking lot for safety precautions. Jail officials said the pipe was repaired by maintenance workers a short time after the pipe broke. Winter wheat crop suffering WASHINGTON (AP) The winter wheat crop planted last faii was suffering from dry weather and severe cold in parts of the breadbasket as of Jan.

1. the Agriculture Department said Monday. the southern Great Plains, the winter wheat crop rated poor to fair with, low soil moisture and unseasonably cold temperatures limiting top growth and root development," the Crop Reporting Board said. Winter wheat, planted in fall and harvested the following spring and summer, makes up about three-fourths of all heat Canadian fugitive is arrested here An 18-year-old Canadian citizen who attempted to buy a car at a downtown automobile dealership was arrested Monday on a murder warrant Nssued in Canada. Police identified the man as Bret II.

Darkness of St. Niagara on the Lake, Ont. Murder warrant The man was arrested on warrants charging him with theft and murder, officers said. Police said the man was arrested in the 2300 block of Broadway at about 1 p.m. Officers reported the man attempted to buy an automobile at a car ship nearby at the time he was arrested.

A late model automobile and about $6,500 were recovered by police. The automobile was believed to have belonged to the murder victim, officers said. The murder victim was identified by police here as John W. Martin, age unknown, of St. Niagara on the JziliiiL New finance company opens SAN of America announced the opening of a new finance company in Asuncion, Par- CARLILE Mrs.

Betty E. Corftle, 83, of 7711 Broadway, died Jan. 9 Resident of San Antonio 43 years Fast Queen of Nekodan Temple No. 44, Daughters ot the Nile and member of the Gar denia Music Club Mrs Carlile is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mabel Nelson.

Grand island, several nieces and nephews and a host of triends. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 12, Roy Akers Funeral Chapels, Dr. Calvin Froehner officiating.

Interment Mission Bo rial Park, if friends so desire contributions may be made to the Daughters of the Nile Relief Fund or the charity of their choice Pallbearers, Neal Tailev, George Tolley, John Coilins, Keith Gerstner, Harold Warren, Harold Kohr, 515 No Main 226 7201 CASTILLO Mr. Natividod G. Castillo, 86. 50! Oriental Ave died Sunday Jan. 9, 1977 Survivors Daughter, Mrs Joseph (Margaret Miranda, foster sons, Mr Diego Garcia ond Mr.

Robert M. Garcia; brothers, Mr. Jose and Martin Cas tillo; 13 grandchildren, several nieces ond nephews. Rosary Tues day 7 30 p.m. The Angelus Chapel.

Funerot Wednesday 9 30 a The Angelus Chapel, followed by Requiem Mass 10 a.m. St Catholic Church. Interment in San Fernando Cemetery No. I Arran gements by: THE ANGELUS FUNERAL HOME Henry Guerra 227-1461 EMERY Mrs. Ruth M.

Emery, age 67, ot 210 Astor Street, passed away Thurs day, Jan. 6, 1977. Graveside services 2 p.m. Tuesday in Mission Burial Park with interment to follow. Arrangements by MISSION FUNERAL CHAPELS 1700 i Military Dr FIERROS 4-v.

MRS LIDIA rrrVa ubn FIERROS, 207 Flnton 1 1 born in San An tonio March 22, 1917, entered rest Monday, Jan. 10, 1977 at the age of 39 years. ROSARY PM ALAMO CHAPELS MASS THURSDAY 9 30 AM St. Henry's Catholic Church 1619 Flores Si. with Rev.

Wm. J. Collins, MSC as celebranl and interment to follow in San Fernando Cemetery No. 2. Survivors Husband, Ernest Fierros; daughters, Mrs.

Robert (Josephine) Trevino, Warren Robbins, Mrs. Raymond (Ernestine) Villarreal, Miss Marie Fierros; sister, Mrs Luz all of Son An tonio; six grandchildren and a host ot friends in San Antonio, Services under the direction of a member ot The Lolon Cude Family of rktMtMo N. A lame at iytwklyn GAIT AN Mrs Isabel Gaitan, 113 San Marlin born in San Antonio, July 6, 1930, entered rest Monday, Jon 10, 1977 at the age of 46 years. Mrs Gaitan had been a lifetime resident of San Antonio Rosary will be recited in the Max Martinez Chapel Tuesday, Jan. 11, at 7:00 Requiem Mass will be ottered Wed nesdav, Jan.

12, at 9 00 a from St. Agnes Catholic Church, 804 Rail with Rev. Robert Eberhordt, CSSP officiating. Concluding ser vices will follow in San Fernando Cemetery No. 2.

Survivors Daughter, Miss Marina Gallon; sons, Victor, Ruben, Abel and David Gaitan; sisters, Alice Tllerina, Pat Rutzen, all ot San Antonio; brothers, Mr Ramon Gonzales of San Antonio, Rev. Tomas Gonzales of Wichita Falls, Tex. Services under the direction of Max 2015 W. Martin GEESON Mrs Esther G. Geeson, age 76.

of 4819 Pecan Grove, died Sunday Survivors; Husband, Fr. Arthur Geeson; sons, Don Lane Geeson, Richmond, Gene Ray Geeson, Louisiana, Mo sisters, Mrs. Florence Marske, Buffalo, N.Y Mrs. Juanita Simpson, brother, Russell Lane, both of St. Louis, Mo 6 grandchildren.

Memorial Eucharist Wednesday at 10 o'clock at SI. Stephen's Episcopal Church. Service Wednesday at 1:30 at St, Stephen Episcopal Church, Bishop Harold Gosnell, and the Rev Charles Berry, Jr. officiating Honorary pallbearers: The clergy of the Episcopal Diocese ot West Texas Interment in Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery Arrangements with Porter Loriiig tot McCullough 227 22 GIL Mrs.

Vicenta Gil, ot 2414 Rivas passed away Jan. 10, 1977 al a local hospitol at the age of 69 years. Survived by sons, Thomas and Robert Gil of San Antonio, Manuel Gil of Arizona; daughters, Maria Sanchez, Estella Alvarez, Yolanda Ramirez, Hermina Serrote, Esperanza Mendoza, Guadalupe Rangel and Alicia Campos; nieces, Irma, Norma and Alice Gil, 43 grandchil dren ond six great grandchildren. Rosary will be recited Tuesday 7:00 p.m. at Brookehill Chapel.

Funeral services will depart from Brookehill Chapel at 9:30 a Wednesday, followed with Mass offered at 10 00 a.m. at SI. Alphonsus Catholic Church. Interment will follow in San Jose Burial Park. Arrangements with iruokthill 711 Military Dr.

923-7323 GRESSETT Stella McEnery Gressctt of 1439 Vanderbilt, this city, passed away January 9, 1977 at the age ol 89 years. She waas a lifetime resident of Son Antonio. Survivors; Daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Muenzler of New Braunfels, sons, Mr Lawrence McEnery of Bells, Texas, Mr. David McEnery, Mr.

Philip McEncrv, both of San Antonio, 8 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and numerous other relatives and friends. Services will be held at 2 00 p.m. Tuesday, January 11, 1977 in Mission Park Funeral Chapel with Reverend D. Oliver officiating Interment will follow in Mission Burial Park. Arrangements with MISSION FUNERAL CHAPELS 1700 I.

Military Dr GRIFFITH Mr. Walter Griffith, 77, of 2725 Laurel, died Jan 10. Resident of San Antonio 30 years. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Jean Griffith, San Antonio; daughter, Mrs.

Zoe Griffith, Austin, brother, Howard Griffith, San Antonio. Memorial services 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. II, Sunset Funeral Home, 1701 Austin Hwy, 828-2811 GOLIBART Mrs. Barbara Golibart, of 12760 Bernhardt Rd.

passed away on Jan. 9, 1977 at a local hospital at the age of 33 years old. Survivors Sons, Joe, Paul, Mike, and Doug Golibart all of Pettus, Texas; daughter, Vernice Golibart of San Antonio, Texas- mother, Vernice Keller of San Antonio, Texas; sisters, Mrs. Z. Stafford and Debbie Keller, all of San Antonio, Texas; brother-in-law, Mr J.

Stafford Jr ot San Antonio, Texas; Very Beloved Friend, Mr. Frank Bernhordt of San Antonio, Texas. Body will lie in state from 12 noon until 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1977 at Oak Hills Mortuary Rosary will be recited Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

at St. Matthews Catholic Church. Mass will be offered at 10 00 a.m. Wednesday with intermen.t to follow at Mission Park North. KINCAID Leo G.

Kincaid, age 52, of 410 Kate Schenck Avenue, passed away Monday, Jon. to, 1977 in a local hospital. He was a native and former resident of Oaxella. Texas and Son Antonio resident for 30 years. Survivors Wife.

Mrs. Alice Wisherl Kincaid; mother, Mrs. Ve ra Kincatd of Bertram; daughter Brenda G. Kincatd; sons, Roger 0, and Tommy Kincaid all of San Antonto; sister, Mrs. Maurine Fit; gerold ot DtMey, brother, Winford H.

Kincaid of Leander; aiso two grandchildren Graveside services will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at Gilliam Cemetery in Oakella, Tex as Arrangements by MISSION FUNERAL CHAPEIS 1 700 Mititary Or MARTIN Janice Lee Martin, 56, passed away Monday, Jan. to, 1977, bot Feb. 1920 in Pearsall. Texas She is survived bv her husband, Owen Martin; sons Clinton Lee Meek ot Austin, and George Meek of Sari Diego; brother, Coi George Kemper and three grandsons.

Fun eral services Wednesday, Jan. at 2:00 p.m at the Methodist Church in Pearsall, interment will follow in Pearsall Cemetery. MERZ MR GILBERT EARL fiSS MERZ, 300 Regina, born in Fredericksburg, Tex as Oct. 12, 1912, entered rest Saturday, Jan 8, 1977, at the age ot 64 years. ROSARY TUESDAY 7 00 PM ALAMO CHAPELS MASS WEDNESDAY 9 IS AM ST MARGARET MARY CHURCH 1314 Fair Ave.

with Rev Joseph G. DeLaGarza, as celebrant and interment to follow in FI. Sam Houston Natl. Cemetery. Survivors; Wife, Mrs.

Hope Men; sons and daughfers-in-law, Gilbert, Jr. and Yolanda S. Meri, Mike A and Diana Meri, Pat and Chester Meri; sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Webb, Mrs Emllv Fisher, Mrs Julia Walton, all of Son Antonto, brothers, Richard and Emil Meri, Fredericksburg, Texas; grandchildren, Gilbert Meri, III, Diana Meri. II.

Mr Merz was a member of St Margaret Church, VFW Sain Houston Post No. 76, and has been a resident ot San Antonio for the post 65 years. Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude amily of 19S-S7SI Afamo 7)1 N. Aleme mt PERRY Mr. Clyde Ernest Perry, age 86, of 785 Avondale Avenue, passed away Sunday, Jan.

9, 1977. Funeral set vices 12 noon Tuesday in Mission Park Funeral Chapel Interment to follow in Mission Burial Park Arrangements by MISSION FUNERAL CHAPELS 1 700 Military Dr RAAB Otto E. Raab, age 68, of 207 Hull Avenue, passed away Saturday, Jan 8, 1977. Funeral services 12 45 p.m. in Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Interment lo lol low in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Arrangements by lit MISSION FUNERAL CHAPELS 1700 Military SAGE Col.

Joseph F. Sage, USAF age 56, of 625 Fawndale, died Sun day. He was a former State Repre sentative, a retired Colonel of the U.S. Air Force, and a practicing attorney In San Antonio. Survivors Wife, Mrs.

Virginia Sage; daughter, Mrs, J. Feinberg, Kent, Ohio; mother, Mrs. Joseph O. Sage, Philadelphia, Pa two grandchildren. Service Thursday at 2 o'clock in the Georgian Chapel of the Porter Lorlng Mortuary, Father Reymond Schmidt officiating In lerment in Ft Sam Houston National Cemetery Arrangements with Barter Lorintf 1 ioi ullough 227 TUNGATE MRS.

LOURETTA FARRIS TUNGATE, 842 Corinne bom in Middleville, Mich June 14, 1887, entered rest Monday, Jan. 10, 1977 at the age of 89 years VISITAT ION MONDAY 7 00 until TUESDAY 10 00 A ALAMO CHAPELS at which time Mrs. Tungalc will be sent via Braniff Air Lines to Midd teville, Mich where funeral services will be held from the Beeler Funeral Home in that city with in ferment to follow in Parmelee Cemetery. Survivors Daughter, Mrs. Lois Rupert, City; sister, Mrs.

Dorothy Tolan; brother, Oinev Adams, Middleville, six grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Mrs. Tungale was a member of St. Andrew's Methodist Church and has been a resident of San An tonio for the past 15 years. Services under the direction ol a member ol The Lelon Cude Family, ot )M'S7)1 N.

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Z(inker will be taken to City Cemeter No 6 where funeral services will be held at 1 p.m with Rev. Malcolm I Hoffman officiating Survivors Step daughter Mrs Herman (Margaret) Hitzfeld, Austin, Texas; brother, Henry Zunker, City; several nieces and nephews. Mr. Zunker was a menibor ot the utheran Church, The American Legion Alamo Post No 2, Woodmen ol the World and was a former resident ot San Am tonio. Services under the direction ot a member of The Lelon Cude Family of N.

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