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ell it for the most effective want ad section, SAN ANTONIO December 1 1 1974 Page Hang glider enthusiasts from all over Texas participated in the first annual Enchanted Rock Hang Glider contest near Fredericksburg. In the top photo contestants carry their unassembled gliders to the top of the rock. Others show the glider enthusiasts in action. Eric Rabenold, Richardson, was the winner, with Gary L. Satterfield of Austin second.

Cockrell requests additional police A request for an increase in authorized strength of the city police department was made Tuesday by Mayor Pro Tern Lila Cockrell. Cockrell made the request through a written turn House doomed 108 years seems after Mr By BEN KING The 108 -year-old Yturri House may be standing for only three more months. City Water Board trustees unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday giving the San Antonio Conservation Society 90 days to raise $100,000 to restore or relocate the limestone structure. If funds cannot be raised, the house will be demolished. The area will eventually be converted into parking for employes, John Schaefer, chairman of the board said.

The house is located on East Commerce adjacent to the headquarters. seems they are determined to destroy the said Beverly Blount, president of the Conservation Society. The house, constructed in 1868, was refurbished and used as tourist souvenir shop in 1968 for HemisFair. But it has remained vacant since. Schaefer explained hands were tied in this because the board can use funds only for projects directly connected with San water system.

Since the board has been unable to maintain the building. Schaefer said, it has become a health hazard and the target of numerous attacks by vandals. After the board passed the Yturri House resolution, Mrs. Blount said she know the chances would for the society to raise the necessary funds or find an organization to take over the house. In November, Bexar County Com.

Frank Vaughan Jr. offered to completely refurbish the building to be used for office space if it could be leased by the county for $1 a year. However, offer was turned down because the board said it could not spare the four parking spaces that would be needed by county employes. While answering a question by Schaefer about the historical significance, Mrs. Blount said that no historical events have occurred there, the Yturri House is still very important because of its early Victorian The limestone basement would make relocation of the building extremely difficult, Duncan Muckelroy, preservation coordinator of the Texas Historical Commission, said.

Ethnic barriers scored By SYLVIA THOMAS Americans should stop making assumptions about minority groups, a high ranking United Methodist official declared here Tuesday. must quit raising the barriers of assumptions Dr. Earnest Smith, associate general secretary of the Board of Oiureh and Society, said. assume, often unconsciously, that difference means some type of moral quality. day will come when we can walk into an office, see a member of an ethnic group at work, and not think.

I know those people could Dr. Smith, a black, preached the sermon at the opening ceremony of the National Inter-Ethnic Convocation of the church meeting here through Thursday. He and Dr. Woodie White, executive secretary of General Commission on Religion and Race, were keynote speakers at the opening day of the event which has drawn minority group leaders from throughout the United States really believe that God knew exactly what He was doing when He decided to make His people the way He wanted: black, red, yellow and any other Dr. White told the group.

knew what He was doing. We are here to reaffirm that God knew what He was doing when He made the family of God all sizes and shapes." Dr. Smith said the United Methodist Church was moving in the area of visibility for ethnic putting them in more places of leadership. Dr. Smith said he never preaches in a white church they have to vote on me.

believe in confronting the S.A., area deaths communique to City Council members. response to community concern I wish to urge that City Council fund an amend ment to the budget to provide for an increase in the authorized strength of the department by 50 Mrs. Cockrell stated. She said 50 additional patrolmen would bring the total police forge strength to 1.187 persons. The memo contained information from City Mgr.

Sam Granata who has told Mrs. Cockrell the program for increased patrolmen can be handled through budget savings without using the City Public Service fuel adjustment funds under consideration by council. The 50 new positions would add $154.110 to this year's budget, according to information provided by Granata. Mrs. plan calls for 25 cadets to begin a six- month training course in February with 25 more to begin in June.

Local doctors nix AMA Membership in the American Medical Association will no longer be compulsory for Bexar Medical Society members. Members of the society voted 2-to-l Tuesday to make AMA membership optional. The vote was 146 for voluntary membership and 69 against. Previously the Bexar County Medical Society's bylaws made AMA membership compulsory. The president of the local organization, Phillip W.

Voltz recently urged members to continue unified membership. In a column in the monthly publication, Voltz said don't let us be split by a few into small inactive, contradictory and negative thinking groups." Coyote lamb kills are high N.M. (AP)-A New Mexico State University researcher told the state Wool Growers Association Tuesday a study made in Lincoln County credits coyotes with 75 per cent of lambs killed by predators. Don DeLorenzo, research associate at the Hondo experiment station, said the study was conducted for eight months at the LeRoy McKnight ranch in southeastern Lincoln County. ALLERT, Mary Eliza, 89, of Houston.

Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Freund Funeral Home in Cuero. ANGELETTI, Mazzareno 53 of 766 W. Kirk St. Mass Friday at 9:30 a.m.

at St. John Berchmans Catholic Church. BENNETT, Mrs. Hazel 78, of Port Arthur. Services at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the Ft. Sam Houston post chapel. CARPENTER, Mrs. Susie, 85, of Hondo. Services at 4 p.m.

Wednesday at Vinyard Funeral Chapel in Floresville. CORTEZ, Ricardo. 17, of Hondo. Services at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at St.

Catholic Church in Hondo. FARRELL, Lorie Ann, infant, of Killeen. Graveside services at 3 p.m. Wednesday at San Jose Burial Pcirlk GUERRERO, Avelino Vidaurri, 79, of 422 Division St. Services at 2 p.m.

Thursday at Southside Funeral Home. HAJEK, Mrs. Betty 71. of 118 E. Southcross Blvd.

Mass at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Catholic Church. JUNGMAN, Mrs. Mary 98.

of Plano. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at West Avenue Church of Christ in San Antonio. KELLEY, Thomas 69. of Leon Springs.

Mass at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Catholic Church in Leon Springs. MEYER, John Edward, 91, of Quihi. Services at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Guinn-Horger Funeral Home in Hondo. MOUSER, Robert 93, of Pleasanton. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Hurley Funeral Home in Pleasanton. SAATHOFF, Mrs.

Alfred K. (Virginia), 69, of 410 Stanfield St. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Guinn-Horger Funeral Home in Hondo. SANCHEZ, Mrs.

Ascension 74, of 1742 Rigsby Ave. Mass at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. TYER, Mrs. Gladys Ferol, 81, of 822 Hammond Ave.

Services at 10 a.m. Thursday at Roy Akers Funeral Chapels. TRACY. Earl Walter 82, of 6718 Callaghan Road. Services at 11 a.m.

Thursday at St. Episcopal Church. WOODS, David 90, of 400 Barrett Ave. Services at 10 a.m. Thursday at Southside Funeral Home.

WURTZ, Mrs. Abigail Morris, 94, formerly of 103 Queens Court. Graveside services at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Mission Burial Park. Death Notices BENNETT MRS HAZEL M.

BEN NETT, 5012 10th Port Arthur, Texas, born in Calhoun, Kansas, April 5, 1896, entered rest Thursday, Dec 5, 1974 at the oge of 78 years. Memorial services will be held A POST CHAPEL FT SAM HOUSTON with Chaplain Jack R. Milligan officiating and interment to follow in Ft. Sam Houston Notl. Cemetery.

Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Juanita Van Winkle, Japan, Lt. Col. Hazel M. ingersoll, Arlington, sister, Mrs.

M. Wilkinson, Port Arthur, Texas; four grandchildren, tour grandchildren, sister-in-law, Mrs Iva Marie Stout, City. Mrs. Bennett was a member of the Methodist Church Services under the direction of member of The Lelon Cude Family. Tkt AAmo 1)5-5731 N.

at Brooklyn BURLESON Woodrow Burleson, age 58 years, of 935 Gcmbler died Dec. 10, 1974 in a local hospital. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Francis Seller gBurleson; daughters, Mrs. Nancy White, Son Antonio ond Mrs.

Charles Dolriels, Eldorodo, Ark sons, Jomes Thomas Burleson, Arlington, Calif, ond John Burleson of Son Antonio; brothers, Dct- ton Burleson, Amity, Ark Jim Burleson, Eldorado, sisters, Mrs Demo Higgins, Baton Rouge, Mrs Glee Royal, Volleio, Mrs. Moxine Brasher, Eldorado, Ark and Mrs. Mamie Trout of Mena, Ark 10 grandchildren. Services Thursday 2:00 m. at Riebe Saunders Chanels with the Rev.

Arthur Holm officiating. Interment ir, St. John's Lutheran Cemetery. Arrangements by RIEBE SAUNDERS CHAPELS 1119 N. St.

Mary St at Brooklyn GARCIA Mrs. Maria Garcia, 75, of 942 Rivas, died Dec. 10 Resident San Antonio 59 years and member of St Agnes Cothohe Church Survivors: Daughlcrs, Mrs Maria de Jesus Holguin, Mrs za Salinas, Mrs. Minerva Santos, all San Antonio; sons, Rumiro Garcin, Carlos Garcio, both ol San Antonio, Gilberto Gorcia, Laredo, Tex Rogelio Garcia, Rolando Garcia, both of Son Antonio; 30 grcndchildren, 16 grandchildren. Rosary will be recited 8 m.

Wednesday, Dec. 11, Roy Akers Funeral Chapels Procession will leave 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec 12 for Mass 11:30 a.m. St. Agnes Catholic Church with Rev.

Joseph F. Sweeney, celebrant. Interment San Fernando Cemetery No. 2. 226-7201 GILLUM MRS BERTHA BEATRICE GILLUM, 151 Lively born in Copperas Cove, Texas, Aug.

27, 1886, entered rest Tuesday, Dec 10, 1974 ol the age of 88 years SERVICES PENDING Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Rchbo Huitt, Oregon City, Mrs Joe Bell, Euless, Tex Mrs. J. L. Minter, Orovillc, Mrs A.

Grigsby, City, Mrs David Proper, Arvoda, Mrs Tom. Lcokcv, Texos, Mrs Poore. Dallas, Texas, sons, Gillum, Weston, Oregon, F. P. Gillum, Orowlle, brother, Carl Goodwin, Lorn- posos, Texos; 33 grondchildren, 43 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Gillum was a member of the Methodist Church and has been a resident of Son Antonio tor the past 11 years Services under the direction of a member ot The Lelon Cude Family. Jifajfco 335-3731 N. at Brooklyn HAJEK Mrs. Betty J.

Hoiek, age 71, of 118 East Southcross Boulevard, passed away Tuesday, December 10, 1974 She was a native of Nelsonville, former resident of Moulton and San Antonio resident for 37 years. She was a member of KJZT Lodge No. 38 and St Altar Society. Survivors: Husband, Alvin Hoiek, daughter, Mrs. Henry (Jo) Keil; son, Mr Alvin Hoiek all of San Antonio; brothers, Mr.

Edwin Bravenec of Industry, Texas and Mr. Franklin Brovenec of Houston; also 10 grandchildren ond 5 grandchildren Rosary will be recited 8 p.m. Wednesday in Mission Pork Funeral Chapel. Funeral Services 11 a ir Thursday in St. Catholic Church with Requiem Mass to be offered.

Interment to follow in Mission Buriel Pork Arrangements by MISSION PABJC loop 13 at Mission Id. HAUN LEROY HAUN, USA (Ret 2530 Harry Wurzbach, born in Wray, April 4, 1923, entered rest Sunday, Dec 3, 1974 at the age of 51 years Memorial services will be held THURSDAY, 10:00 A ALAMO CHAPELS with interment to follow in Ft Sam Houston Natl. Cemetery Survivors: Wite, Mrs. Selma O. Haun; daughter.

Miss Pamela Haun, son, Mark Haun, both ot Son Francisco, brothers, Dallas and Sally Haun, both of Wray, two grandchildren, Jeanette and John Houn. Sgt. Haun has been a resident of Son Antonio for the past 15 years. Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Fomily Tkt Afarne 335-5731 N. Alamo at traaklyn KELLEY Mr.

Thomas A Kelley, 69, 25006 Donna Marie, Leon Springs, died Dec. 10. 1974 Member Knights ot Columbus and I.B.E.W. Union. Survivors Wife, Mrs Gertrude Kelley, daughter, Mrs.

Karl Wcllendort, Austin; son, Robert Kcllev, Sol mo, sister, Mrs Frances Pearmon, Anderson, Ind six grandchildren; numerous nieces ond nephews Rosary 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Zizik-Kearns Chapel. Moss 10 Thursdov, St. Jude's Catholic Church, Leon Springs, Very Rev Edward Bily, Celebrant Interment Mission Burial Park North. Arrangements by Zizik-Kearns Me 1322 N.

St. GUERRERO Mr Avelino Vidaurri Guerrero, age 79, of 422 Oivision, San Antonio. Texas, passed owav Dec. 10, 1974, in a locai hospital. Mr.

Guerrero, a resident of Son Antonio since 1908 ond born in Mexico, was a building contractor Survivors: Wife, Mrs Lorenza Guerrero; sons, Charlie Guerrero, Arthur Guerrero, Albert Guerrero, Raymond Guerrero, Leo Guerrero and Gus Guerrero; daughter, Mrs Eloma Quiroga; brother, Ernesto Guerrero, sister, Mrs Mario Guaiordo all of Son Antonio, 25 grandchildren; one great granddaughter. Religious services, 7 00 p.m., Wednesday, Southside Funeral Home Choael Funeral services 2 00 Thursday. Southside Funeral Home Chapel, with Mr. Bob Cross officiating Interment San Jose Buriat Pork Direction of 6301 S. Floret 923-6339 Pound takes a plunge Ntw VOSK times SERVICE PARIS Reports that Persian Gulf states no longer would accept sterling in payment for 011 drove the pound to historic lows Tuesday.

The Bank of England used an estimated $250 million to try to prop up the currency. It was the hardest battering that sterling has taken in recent months, pointing up the worsening state of financial position some 12 months after the oil- producing states raised their prices. Confirmation In New York, the Exxon Corp. confirmed reports that Saudi Arabia had informed the Arabian American Oil Co. it did not any further payments in sterling.

About 25 per cent of tax and royalty payments to the Saudis have been in the British currency. Exxon is one of four United States oil companies with an equity interest in Aramco. The refusal to accept sterling is regarded here as a severe blow to the world role of the pound and thus to precarious international financial position. The worldwide use of pounds and of dollars as trading and reserve currencies have long given Britain and the U.S. privileged positions.

The market setback dropped the pound more than 1 cents in its value against the dollar (to $2.3195) and produced sharp declines against other leading currencies. It came as Britain's leaders tried to gather support in Europe and the Middle East for urgent cooperation in the recycling of oil money back to deficit nations like Britain that may soon need it. The chancellor of the exchequer, Denis Healey, was MEYER Mr. John Edward Meyer, oge 91 of Quihi, passed awav Monday, Dec 9, 1974 in Hondo Survived by his sons- Carlos Mever of Uvalde, Reinhart W. (Sam) Meyer, Hondo; daughters.

Mrs. N. C. Sawyer, Mrs. Joe Dovle.

Mrs. Frank Condel all ot San Antonio; sister, Mrs Ella Magers of Rio Frio, brother, Clint Mever of Con Can, 11 grandchildren, ond 29 grandchildren. Services Wednesday. Dec. 1) at 2 p.m.

from Guinn-Horger Funeral Home in Hondo. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Arrangements by Guinn-Horger Funeral Home Hondo, Texas REYNOLDS Mrs Ruth Frances Reynolds of Hacienda Heights, Calif, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1974 Survived by her husband, Mr. Elmer Earl Reynolds of Hacienda Heights, Calif sons, Rick Barnet of San Antonio ond Bob Barnet of Houston, brother, John E. Stacey of San Antonio Funeral services will be held at 1 m.

Thursday, Dec. 12 at Rose Hill Memorial Park, Whittier, Calit. RODRIGUEZ Mrs Rita Suarez Rodriguez, 3130 Colima Street, born in Seguin, Texos, September 27. 1910, entered rest Sunday, December 8, 1974 at the oge of 64 years Mrs. Rodriguez hod been a resident of San Antonio for 54 years Rosary will be recited in me Max Martinez Funeral Chapel Wednesday, Dec.

II at 7:30 p.m. Reouiem Moss will be ottered Thursday, Dec. 12 from San Juan De Los Lagos Catholic Church, 3231 El Paso with Fr. Valentine Rodriguez officiating Concluding services will follow in San Fernando Cemetery No. 2 Survivors: Husband, Mr Jose H.

Rodriguez; daughters, Mrs Juan (Gloria) Hernandez, Mrs. Tomas (Josie) Guerrero, Mrs. Robert (Beatrice) Rivera, Mrs Guadalupe (Linda) Estrada, Misses Diana, and Mary Helen Rodriguez; sons, Allred, Frank, Raul, Gilbert, and Ricky Rodriguez, oil ol San Antonio; 28 grandchildren Services under the direction of LARA Jose Elisor Lara, 240 Hammond born in Refugio, Texas Aug. 31, 1954, entered rest Friday, Dec, 6, 1974 in Indiana at the age of 20 years. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday, Dec.

12, 1974 in Refugio, Texas Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Carmen Lara; sisters, Mrs. Anita Salinas of South Bend, Mrs. Mary Lou Santona of Mission, Texas, Mrs. Maciovia Rangel, Mrs.

Maria Rebecca Lechuga; brothers, Pahlo Louis, Lozaro, Ruben, Frank, David, Roberto. Arturo, Abran, Jesus and Estcben Lara Services under the direction ot JSSax 2015 Martin 227 6281 LADD Walter A Ladd, 4611 Loch Lomond, passed away in a local hospital Sunday, Dec 8, 1974 ot the age of 69 years Survivors Wife, Mrs Marian Ladd, sons, Leo Ladd, City, John Lodd. Son Luis, Mexico; sisters, Velma Bever, City, Evongeline Runner, Cedor Rapids, Iowa, Anna Rogan, Beaumont, Texas, Irene Rodgers, Oskoloosa, Iowa, Dora Brenneman, Grinnell, lowo, Soro Montgomery, Brooklyn, lowo; brother, Charles Ladd, New Sharon, Iowa; five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the Dellcrest Chopel Wednesday, Dec. at 10:30 a with Rev Jett Brown officiating Graveside services will be held in the Dale Cemetery, Dale, Texas at 1:00 pm Mr Ladd was a member of Southeast Baptist Church Pallbearers: E.

J. Phillips, Sam Jeffries, Curtis Anderson, Clyde James, Cotton and Jack Dietz. Arrangements with 2015 W. Martin 227-6281 SAATHOFF Mrs Alfred Saathoff, oge 69, of 410 Stanfield, Son Antonio, passed awav in a San Antonio hospital Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1974.

Survived by her husband, Mr. Alfred Saathoff of San Antonio; two sons, Frank Everett Speer of Tacoma, Wash and Karl Saathoff of Richardson, Texas; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday, at 2 from the Guinn-Horger Funeral Home, Hondo. Interment in New Fountain Cemetery. Arrangements by Guinn Horgcr Funerol Home Hondo, Texas firllrrrst 2000 So While Rd 337-4082 MCKAY Aubrey Huien McKay, Rt Box 299, Devme, Texas, passed awav in a local hospital Sunday, December 8, 1974 ot the age of 55 yeors.

Sruvivors Wife. Mrs Helen McKov; daughters, Alta Joyce Mever, Audrey Phillips, LaVcrma, Juanita ond Pomelo McKoy, Devine, sons, Wiiliom McKoy, Denver City, Aubrey Joe McKay, John Daniel McKay, Notalio, Ollie Ray and Louis Dale McKay, Devme, parents, Mr and Mrs. Elbert McKay, San Antonio; 4 sisters, 2 brothers Services will be held trom the Dellcrest Chapel Wed nesdov, December 11th ot 3:00 with Rev DeVoney officiating The interment will follow in Foirview Cemetery. Floresvdle, Texas Arrangements with firllrrrat 2000 So Rd 337-4082 Directors SANCHEZ MRS ASCENSION SANCHEZ of 1 742 Rigsby Ave born in New Braunfels, Texos Mav 25, 1900, enlcred rest Tuesday, Dec 10, 1974 at the age of 74 years. ROSARY-WEDNESDAY 7:30 ALAMO CHAPELS MASS THURSDAY 9 30 A OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP with the-Rev Eorl Toups.

C.S as Celebrant. Interment in San Fernando Cemetery Mrs Sanchez has lived in San Antonio during her lifetime ond is survived by her husband, Mr Louis Sanchez, daughters, Mrs. Julia Sanchez, Mrs Genaro (Mary Louise) Martinez oil ot San Antonio, Mrs Amanda (Consueto) Aguilar of Waco; son, Rene David Sanchez of San Antonio and 16 grandchildren. Services under the direction ot a member of the LE LON CUDE FAMILY of Tkt 335-5731 N. Alamo at Brooklyn SCHLEIN Alonzo Schlein, 410 Glen Oak Drive, passed away in a locol hospital Monday, December 9, 1974 at the oge of 80 yeors.

Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Margaret Schlein, daughters. Mrs. Joe Doris" Coker, Thousand Palms, Calif Mrs Virginia Walker, City; sisters, Lillian Wilhelm and Blanche Bobin, City, Neta Beck and Gladys Johnston, Victoria; brothers, Syl Schlein, Victoria, James F. Schlein, City, grandchild en, 6 great grondchildren Vigil Service will be held in the Dellcrest Chapel Tuesday, December 10th ot 8:00 p.m Services will held from the Dellcrest Chapel Wednesday, Oecember 1 Ith at 9 15 a followed by Concelebrated Mass in St Benedict's Catholic Church ot 9 30 with Rev.

Frank Foster as Principal Celebront The interment will follow in St. Jeromes Catholic Cemetery The family appreciates the beauty and sen timent expressed in flowers but desires thot donations be made to the American Heart Fund or St. Benedicts Beautification Fund Arrangements with firllrrrat UOOO So White Rd 337-40B2 Directors in Saudi Arabia, the biggest oil exporter, which is accumulating one-third of the $60 billion annual unspent surpluses of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Prime Minister Harold Wilson was here in Paris at a Common Market summit conference trying to whittle down the cost of British membership in the community and to spur greater; European efforts toward getting some institutionalized recycling fund into operation as soon as possible. The latest descent of sterling began late last week when reserve figures for last month showed a sharp decline in the petrodollar investments the British have been counting on to finance their payments deficits.

Deficits Largely because of higher- priced oil. the British have been running deficits on trade and service accounts with foreign nations of around $1 billion a month. In earlier months most of this came back in bank deposits and other investments that oil states made in London. In November the petrodollar investments slumped to $1-0 million, according to Bank of England figures. To help fill the hole the British drew down on a 2.5 billion Eurodollar borrowing made last spring for just such an emergency.

They took $750 million and now have approximately half of the $2.5 billion still available. In addition, the British got a $400 million deposit from Iran as part of a previously agreed arrangement in which that oil state said it would lend British public authorities $1.2 billion. The $400 million went to the British Water Council. Max Martinez 3 nr. Where compleie ce ton be ar.onged with one phone coll 227-6281 2015 MARTIN STRANGE MR JAMES STRANGE ol 302 Borrott Ave born in HafclopiL ville, Ga.

Dec 1, 1902, en tered rest Monday, Dec. 9, 1974 while visiting his daughter in Garden Groye. Calif. i SERVICES PENDING ALAMO CHAPELS Survivors are his wite, Mrs Rosaneli Murray Strange; daughters, Mrs James M. (Hazel) Johnson, Mrs Leonard A.

(Roslea) Dlugash, and Mrs. Robert H. (Vida) McCoy; sons, Charles Coryle Murray and Joe L. Strange; sisters, Mrs Wilbur (Bernice) Gaskin and Mrs. Hoke (Ruth) Roberts; brother, Joseph C.

Strange and four grandchildren Arrangements will be announced in loter papers by the LELON CUDE FAMILY of Tkt Afomo 335-5731 N. Alamo at Brooklyn TRACY Earl Waiter Trocv Sr, age 82, of 6718 Callaghan ditd Monday He was a member of St Mark's Episcopal Church, having served os President of the Men of St Mark's, member ol Community Lodge No 1201 32nd Degree Mason, Alzafor Shrine Veteran ot WW Chaplain ot the Disabled American Veterans, member of the was associated with the Mistletoe and the Borden and was a member of the Board of Managers of the Alamo Chapter of the American Logistics Association Survivors: Son, Earl W. Tracy daughter, Mrs. Walter A. (Dorothy) Gunkel; grandchildren, Earl W.

Trocv HI, Joan Tracy. Ann Made Gunkel, sisters, Mrs Reilly. alLof San Antonio; Mrs. F. Alves, Austin; cousins, Roy Tracy, Tom Gish.tiothiof San Antonio Service Thursday at.lt odock at St Mork Episcopal gffVgh, the Rev.

Stanley Hauser Pallbeorers. Goil Berry, Bill Helton, Tom Cook, Gilbert Hoos, Charlie Walloce. M. Flores Interment in Sunset Memoriol Park under the auspices of Community Lodge No. 1201 Arrangements with Porter Lorintf 1 ioi McCullough 227 8221 TYER Mrs.

Gladys Ferol Tyer, 81, of 822 Hammond died Dec 9 Resident of San Antonio 47 years. Charter member of Memoriol Baptist Church, member of Texas Stote Teachers Association Mrs Tyer retired os a school teacher having taught in the Harlandale School District for 15 years. She is survived bv her son, John Francis Tyer of San Antonio. Services 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec.

12, Roy Akers Funeral Chapels, Rev L. DeVaney officiating. Interment Sunset Memorial Pork. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Mexican Baptist Bible Institute for student preachers assistance 226-720! WOODS Mr David Woods, oge 90. of 400 Barrett Ave passed awav Monday, Dec 9, 1974 in Kerrville, Texas.

Born in Huntland, Tenn he had been a resident of San Antonio 40 years, he was a retired Army veteran, and retired from Civil Service, Brooks AFB Survivors: Wife, Mrs Pcula Woods; son, Alfred Woods of Alice, Texas; daughter, Mrs Louise Watson of San Antonio; sister. Martha Woods, ot Nashville, Tenn eight grondchildren; three great grandchildren; numerous nieces ond nephews Funeral services' 10 a Thursday, Southside Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. Charles Prince officiating. Interment at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, with lull military honors Directions of 6301 S. Floras WURTZ Mrs Abigoil Morris Wurtz, age 94, formerly of 103 Queens Court, died Monday.

She was the widow ot the late Julius Wurtz who was associated with the Son Antonio Light for many years Mrs. Wurtz was a member of the Methodist Church and O.E.S. ot Alabama Survivors Numerous nephews Groveside service Wednesday at 11 o'clock at Mission Burial Park Arrangements with Ptvtcr Lorintf i ioi McCullough 227-1221 -Florists-Flowers Flowers by Hendritks 3953 Fredericksburg Road 24 Hour Service Call 734-6681 AN EVER-PRESENT GENTLENESS, Porter Lorintf MORTUARY 1 101 McCullough 227 8221 Our Tradition Dedicated Service To San Antonians for over 78 Zizik-Kearns Dow i ng Me lau her funeral Directors since 1896 1322 North St. 227-2206 FUNERAL HOME 6301 S. FLORES 922-6339 John M.

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