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Rains make area cattlemen happy rains covered a wide area around San Antonio and brought out varying emotions among land owners. Those who already had their oats in the ground were as happy as happy could be. Those who were planning to plant their oats Tuesday or Wednesday were not quite as happy about the rains, for the fields will be too wet for them to get in for a few days. But the latter will not be sad about the rains. The downpour will assure them of a good season in the ground when they do have a chance to get out and do the planting.

Work halted The 1.5 inches of rain at the Swiss Dairy of U. Gantenbein at kept him from doing some CATTLE CLATTER Bv BILL CLNNINGHAM Agriculture Editor planned work Tuesday. He had hoped to put some new posts in his corral, but that had to be postponed. Never one to dodge work, Gantenbein brought three Holstein cows to the Union Stock Yards Tuesday morning. He recently came back to Jourdanton from a three- week trip to a little place he has near Jackson Hole, Wyo.

was beautiful he said. When he retires from full time dairying, he might spend summers in Wyoming and winters in Texas. has been good to me," the veteran dairyman said. But he declared he never would quit working entirely. He figures that leads to a quick trip to the cemetery.

Castroville rain Rainfall at Castroville amounted to 2 4 inches, according to Harley Tsehir- hart. He was planning to plant some oats early this week but will be delayed for a few days now. Some of the fields were beginning to dry out when the new rain hit. Police setup snares 100 ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTA With $64,000 in federal money, Georgia police bought 19 automobiles, six pickup trucks and 1,700 other items ranging from diamond rings to a check-writing machine all stolen. They also arrested nearly KM) persons in a operation so convincing that even police sometimes tell police from crooks.

The arrests came in a rush early Tuesday in the Atlanta and Savannah areas. Another 160 persons were being sought. It was in the two areas that federal. 3 development meetings today The last three of 10 citizen participation meetings for the next Community Development Program wiil be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.

The three locations are Cuellar Community at 5626 San Fernando Tyman Elementary School at 025 Gulf St. and Burnet Elementary School at 406 Barrera St. The five hearings are the secomd round of citizen participation for setting priorities for the Community Development Act funding period which begins in July. 1977. The community Development Department staff expects to present to City Council its recommendations based on the hearings about the first of November.

CD A funds are administered nationwide by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. OVERTHE COUNTER Quotations from the NASD are representative inter-dealer prices as of approximately 3 p.m. inter-dealer markets change throughout the dav. Prices do not include retail mark-up.

mark down or commission Oct. 5, 1976. BidAsked Alamo Savings 2 Amer, 2 10' 2 Ammest 2's2'a Amer. Sec. Life 7 3 Bexar Co 34 Cafeterias 174, 18J, Church's Chick 31L, Comm Proa 8 Dotapoint 28' 2 29', Dorchester Gas 10'8 El Paso Elec 11 Federated Cap Forest Oil 18 Fronk 2)J, Ft Sam Bk Shares 32 34 Frost Bk 21 22 Grov Tool 31', Gulf Energy 74, Handy Dan 6 Henry S.

Miller 6 27V? Howell Inst Kelly Field Nil 20 21' 2 Lone Star Brew 101, Merchants 15' 2 NBC ol Tex 34 36 Plato Pogo 15J, 16 Shop Comm 2s-s 3' 8 Shop Pld 12 14 Sigmor 12's Texas Inti Air 3 3'2 Transport Lit 4'-a41 2 Weatherford Inti 12' a Winns Stwrl Stvnson m.11 Tipperary llVa 11 Va Treasury Bills Codon FW YORK (API Cotton No tu Tuesday on New York Cotto High Low Clone Prev rTON, NO 2 50.000 lbs) 79 00 80 60 81 47 81 SO 79 70 71 70 68 OS s.sso 84 60 ds 82 60 80 70 80 JO 81 10 81 d0 79 60 71 70 67 80 82 40 80 6S 71 90 68 00 80 10 81 20 81 90 81 90 80 72 25 68 4S Wool Juveniles held in shooting Two teen-aged boys remained in custody of juvenile authorities Tuesday after being arrested in connection with the shooting death of a 22-year-old man. No charges were filed against the two youths because they are juveniles, police said. However, the youths can face trial as adults when they reach 17 years of age. Night Magistrate Manuel Lopez said The youths were wanted in connection with the Friday night shooting death of Jesus A. Chavez of 226 Delniar St.

The man was shot at a neighbor's house on Delmar Street, police StHtl. Nt YORK (API Treasury Tuesday Due Bid Ask Id 18 4 8a 0 26 4 88 4 97 5 12 4 86 4 9.S 10 4 84 95 5 08 4 88 4 98 5 05 4 93 6 03 5 06 93 04 6 06 4 94 5 OS 5 06 4 96 5 5 05 4 95 5 07 5 05 4 99 5 11 5 05 4 99 5 12 5 06 4 98 5 11 5 06 5 00 5 13 5 05 4 97 5 11 5 06 4 98 5 12 5 10 5 08 6 2 3 5 13 5 05 5 19 5 13 5 07 5 10 14 19 10 21 10 28 11 4 11 11 11 15 IB 11 26 9 14 16 12 Zi 12 30 1977 I 6 10 17 2 24 3 10 3 3 24 3 31 6 31 6 28 7 26 5 16 5 08 5 23 5 17 5 09 5 25 5 19 5 11 5 27 6 20 5 17 5 29 5 20 5 12 5 79 6 20 5 5 30 5 20 5 14 5 32 5 21 5 15 5 33 5 23 5 15 5 33 5 23 5 15 6 33 5 74 6 16 5 35 5 5 16 5 36 5 24 5 18 5 38 6 23 6 17 5 38 6 24 5 22 5 43 5 79 5 23 5 45 5 5 24 5 46 9 20 5 39 5 33 5 60 5 40 6 38 5 67 Subtert to Federal taxes but not to KC Livestock KANSAS CITY fAPI Quotations Tuesday Hogs Barrows and slow 75 lower 1 220 230 lb 33 lb 32 50 33 50 2 4 300 lb 31 50 32 50 296 ib uneven weight 30 50. i 3 195 tb 31 00 Sow 50 1 00 lower, most decline on weights under MX) I 3 330 500 lb 26 50 2 7 00 500 700 I 28 00 28 60 Sheep 50 Slaughter lambs mostly 00 higher. Slaughter ewes and feeder iambs steady Slaughter lambs choice and prime shorn 90 110 lb with no 1 pelts 41 00 43 00 Si a hoice and fancy 65 85 lb 0 CaWle 800 Slaughter steers and heifers carce Slaughter cows firm to mostly 50 higher Feeder rattle and calves fully steady Slaughter cows utility and few commercial 20 00 23 00. high dressing 23 50 24 00 Feeder steers good and choice 350 600 lb 33 50 36 26 htqh good and choio 700 800 lh 31 75 33 00 Feeder heit good and choice 325 525 ib 25 50 30 25.

600 750 Ib 25 76 28 25 Cash Grain CHICAGO A Ml Wheat No 7 hard winter 2 7m40 Tuesday No 2 soft red 65 4ii Corn No 2 yellow 2 63Gn 2 1 Oats No heavy 1 18 Soybeans No 1 yellow 6 20' ri No 7 yellow corn Monday was quoted al 2 63Un (hopper) 2 KANSAS ITY (AM) Wheat cars Oh cents to up 6 cents No 2 hard 3 No 3 2 47G No 2 red wheat 2 46 2 72'm No 3 44 2 711 Corn 23 cars Unch to rents up. No 2 2 8,5 1 000 No 3 2 75 90n. No yellow 2 2 No 3 2 65 Oats cars Unch to 1 cent up No 7 White I 60 1 66. NO 3 1 50 1 65n No M.lo 3 90 4 30n No 7 Rye disc.ont No Barley dicont No 1 Soybeans 6 04 6 fced bran 107 00 107 75 Sacked 00 108 75 1 eoe 2 7ft 2 804-4. truck 2 78 80 FORT WORTH (API Wheat 99 i 46 Yellow rorn I 78 88 Oats I 90 Yellow sorghum 4 49 4 68 SROUP AVERAGES Aerospa traoed matt its! hang- tor the Kb group ransport Auto Truck Auto Marts Accessories 7 Banks Loan Soft Drinks Brewing Distilling Building als Communication CongtOtner ates.

ied onfainers, Mac kaging Drugs. Supplies Electronics, Electric Products Food Gold, Silver Hotels. Motels Tourism House I urn ish mgs Insuranr investment ompanins Tools a Accessories Much mer Metal at trig et al Be 1 Products Se Restaurants Retati Track Rubber Tires Shipping, Shipbuilding TREND OF STAPLE PRICES NEW YORK (API The Associated oh ted wholesale pnce state and local agents had spent six months convincing thieves they were tough, experienced criminals. The burglars were convinced enough to sell the "fences" about $1.5 million worth of stolen merchandise for only about two-thirds of the $100,000 provided by the federal Law Enforcement Assist ante Administration. The burglars weren't the only ones convinced.

Agent arrested When officers of the suburban Atlanta-area DeKalb County police force kicked in the door of one undercover agents' home base, they just trying to make it look good. They arrested the agent and thought they had broken a fencing ring. That arrest wound up building credibility for the undercover agents in Atlanta and even brought an offer to whoever had informed authorities about the operations base. The project began last March with agents making contacts slowly in order to arouse little suspicion. Agents eventually won such trust from burglars that the criminals furnished licenses and Social Security cards to prove who they were.

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Rain near Mathis The rains extended south and east as far as the place of T. G. Edge near Mathis. He reported the rainfall there put the whole countryside in pretty good shape for the fall. Edge said oats are planted in that area in mid or late October.

Early planting, he said, could result in heavy losses to green worms. Weber saie The 35 Beefmaster bulls in the F. W. Weber sale at the Atascosa County Livestock Exchange sold for $48,825, an average of $1,395 per bull. The top 10 bulls brought an average price of $2.575 each and the top 20 an average price of $1.835.

J. E. Rhodes of Devine paid $6,100, the top price of the day for bull number 9. The second high price of $4,200 was paid by Bill Clark and Herschel Stiles of Duncan, Okla. Major buyers included Madero Land and Cattle Co.

of Refugio, four head for Gerald Lyda. six head for $5,485, and Wendorf Beefmasters of Monterrey, Mexico, four head for $4,475, Other big buyers included Harrell Cuttle Co. of Gonzales and Cecil Ruby of Buda. Bert and Ruben Reyes were the auctioneers. Ruben Reyes reported that buyers were present from Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana and Mexico.

commodities declmed to 163 04 Previous Day 363 72 Week ago 364 75, Month ago 370,90. Year ago 365 47 1976 1975 1974 1973 High 394 14 368 57 388 28 351 71 Low 351 14 135 64 33 97 231 53 averages equals 100) S.A. Livestock FEDERAL STATE MARKET NEWS SERVICE CATTLE AND CALVES: 1,050. Light supply slaughter calves $1 lower. Slaughter cows mostly steady olthough few early soles weak to $1 lower.

Too few slaughter bulls sold to test market. Feeder steers, bulls and heifers steady. Supply about 30 per cent slaughter cows and 5 per cent slaughter calves and yearlings. Balance largely Good and low Choice 325 500 Ib. feeder cattle SLAUGHTER CALVES: Few Good 400-560 lbs.

$27 75-28 50 SLAUGHTER COWS: Utility 13 $20-23, high dressing up to $23.25. Cutter $18 Conner and low- Cutler $16.25 19. SLAUGHTER BULLS, Few Yield grade 12 1,0501,200 lbs $25 25-26 50. FEEDER STEERS AND BULLS Choice 400-500 lbs. 50.

Good and Choice 225-275 lbs. 325 575 lbs Mostly Good 200 300 lbs $30 31.50, 300-400 lbs $29-3) 50, 406600 lbs $28 75-32, most lv $29 600 725 lbs $27-30 Standard and low-Good FEEDER HEIFERS: Choice 350-500 lbs $26.50 28 75. Good and Choice 300 500 lbs $25.25 27.25 Mostly Good 300-625 lbs $24 26 Standard and low-Good $21 HOGS: 200. Not enough on otter to test trade. Flu data hotline set up If you have questions about the swine flu, eall City Hall.

Cull the Swine Flu Hot line instead. City Hall switchboard operators reported they were swamped with calls to the Metropolitan Health District about the swine flu immunization program. The district has set up the special hotline number to handle such inquiries, according to district Dir. Courand Rot he. 66,820 doses Dr.

Rothe added that the supply of flu vaccine was 66.820 doses, as of Friday. Scott Highle.v, working with the immunization pro gram, said nearly half of the 7,750 doses of bivalent vaccine for the elderly and critically ill were handed out Friday. made some deliveries to private physicians Monday of both the bivalent and monovalent High ley said. want to stockpile the vaccine until additional shipments arrive to assure we can provide an uninter rupted of immunizations sometime in the very near Uighley added that the district had already been asked for more than 585.800 doses of vaccine from private physeians and more than 22,200 doses from ho spitais. Dividends DIVIDENDS DECLARED Pe Slk.ot Pay nod Rate Record IRREGULAR Jhamk I pf 1675 10 15 10 29 LomasNett Mtg 5 STOCK st NGas 10 22 11 15 1 shan for each 36 held va World Spr 18 11 INCREASED Afqoma Ct'fitRwy 195 9 12 1 Co 1511 3012 15 World 15 10 1811 5 Signal Cos 27511 EXTRA Whiff ton Inri 18 12 8 INITIAL uni ver Food 25 10 25 8 REGULAR Cunningham Drug 067512 61? 20 than Allen Q1375 10 21H 1 Gor don 0810 2811 15 Guardsman hem Q10 712 31 Htllenbrand Ind 2911 26 Beef TO10 Enterpr 1 Metro Goldwyn 25 10 10 Newberry Energy 15 Fiantronics Inc 0311 1511 29 Pope Talbot 29 11 15 Rite Aid 06 11 1 Salant Corp 0610 1910 29 ivhaw Indust 28 11 12 Sbtriey Atlanta 061? .1 Whippany Paper 15 26 12 15 White Ind 25 8 SAN ANTONIO October 6 1976 Page 5 Death Notices Butter and bggs wholesale Buy mu prices Tuesday HHI rtnqeri 91 A A 93 50 93 97 A 91 tl! 91 25, 90 ft unquoted steady sales delivered -ton door rar tons uro banged A extra larqt 68 75 A large 67 72.

A 67 62 NfrW YORK (AMI Wholesale egg of termq ample Medium tuMy adequale Mgbf to today un rb angari H'H BOOG MR. EUGENE R. BOOG, $40 tone, born in Son Antonio Aug 7, en tered rest Monday, Oct. 4, 1976 of the age 77 ROSARY PM ALAMO CHAPELS MASS WEDNESDAY 10:00 AM HILY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH 152 Fiorencia with Rev. Dennis Dorilek os celebrant and interment to How in Son Jose Burial Park, Survivors: Wife, Mrs.

Helen Boog; daughter, Mrs. Lovd (Betty) Kirby; son, William A Stem, sister, Mrs. Margar et Souls; brother, Frank Boog, all ol San Antonio; 4 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren. Mr. Boog was member of the Catholic Church and has been a lifelong resident ol San Antonio.

Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Family. 77U Afamo N. Alarne et Breefctyn CMC TRUCKS 4 Wheel Drive, Short Long Wheel Base, Vandur- as Suburbans Tindall fc Son Pontiac, CMC BRADAN Mrs. Elizabeth Bradan, age 88, of 211 Coney, died Monday. She was a member of Colvory Baptist Church.

Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Anna Peikert, San Antonio, Delmo L. Watkins, Houston, sons, Elery C. Poole, Seguin, L. Poole, LaMaraue, Aubrey Poole, Canyon Lake, Tim Poole, Dewey E.

Poole, Oewel A. Poole, oil ol San Antonio; It grandchildren; great grandchildren. Service Thursday at 9:45 in the Georgian Chapel of the Porter Lorlng Mortuary. interment in Ft. Sam Houston Notional Cemetery.

with Porter Loring not ullough CASTRO Mrs. Mario Gloria Castro, of 10U Vickers passed away Oct 2. 1976 at a local hospital at the age of 40 veors. Survived by husband. Leonardo Castro; daughters, Mrs.

Dallo Agutllar and son-in-law, Sgt. Michael Aguillar, Jr. of the Philippines. Misses Maria Estello, Sylvia, Yolanda Castro; sons, Roiago and Leonardo Castro, all ot San Antonio; sisters, Elida Garcia, Elvira Gonzales and Lorenzo VoWer- as; brothers, Indalecio and Francisco Urtegas; numerous nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Castro was employed by Kingston Mfg. Co. Rosary will be recited 8:30 p.m. Wednesday ot Brookehil! Chapel. Funeral services will depart Broo- kehill Funeral Home ot 2:00 Thursday, followed with mass offered ot 2:30 p.m.

at St. Joseph's Catholic Church (So. San), interment will follow In Son Fernando No. 2 Cemetery. Arrangements with Urunkcbiil 711 Military Dr.

923 7523 COLUMKILLE Mother Mary Columkilie Colbert, CCVI, died Tuesday. Oct. 5, 1974 ot St. Convent, Mother Columkilie wos a former President and Chotrman of the Board of Incarnate Word College and had also served as Director of Education of the Sisters of Charity of the incarnate Word. Rosary 7:30 pm.

Wed nesdav in the Incarnate Word Col lege Chapel. Requiem Moss Thursday 4:00 Wednesday in the Incarnate Ward College Chapel Requiem Mass Thursday 4:00 p.m. in the College Chapel, interment will follow In the Incornote Word Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, friends ot Mother Columkilie and of the College are asked to contribute to the MOTHER COLUMKILLE SCHOLARSHIP FUND ot Incarnate Word College. Funeral service under the direction of THE ANGELUS FUNERAL HOME CA7-I44I Henry Guerra ARREDONDO Mrs.

Otllia Arredondo, age 46, of 1210 Gladstone, entered into rest Sunday, Oct. 3, 1976. Survivors: Husband, Mr. Pedro Arredondo; daughter. Martha Alice Arredondo; brothers, Manuel, Jesus, Victor, Teofilo and Jose Arredondo; sister, Maria Esther Martinez.

Rosarv Service will be held Wednesday evening at 8:00 m. at the Palm Heights Chapel. Funeral Services will depart Thursday ot 30 a followed by a Funeral Mass at to 00 a m. at Our Lady of the Angeles Catholic Church. Interment will tallow at Roselawn Memorial Park.

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Salvador Forlas, loving husband and father DOMINGUEZ Mr. Fernando Dominguez, age of 711 Bernard. San Antonio, passed awov Monday, October 4, 1976, Born In Laredo. Mr. Oominguer restded in Son Antonio all ot hts life, was a member of the St.

Lawrence Catholic Church. Survivors: Sisters, Andrea M. Dominguez, Juanita Chavez, Ramena Gallagos; numerous nieces and nephews. Rosary 7:30 m. Tuesday at the Southside Funeral Home Chapel Moss, 10:00 a.m.

Wednesday al St. Lawrence Catholic Church Interment, San Jose Burial Pork. Direction ot ftoutitfibe 6301 S. Floret 9224319 GONZALEZ Gonzalez, 2003 Arbor Monday. He Garage, 715 E.

Locust; member of the Nat Washer Lodge No. 1270 Scottish Rite Bodies and Alzafar Shrine. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Carmen A. Gonzalez; tons, Cipriano A.

Gonzalez, San Antonio, Carlos F. Gonzalez, Lindoln, daughter, Mrs Carmen Sumaya; brothers, Antonio, Joe, Victor Manuel, Raymond Gonzalez; sisters, Frances Gonzalez; mother, Mrs. Andrea Elizondo Gonzalez, all of San Antonro; 4 grandchildren Rosary Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock In the Georgian Chapel of the Porter Lorlng Mortuary. Graveside service under the of the Not M. Washer Lodge No 1270 AFAAM, Wednesday at 10 o'clock at Sunset Memorial Park Those who desire may send memorial gifts to the American Heart Association.

Arrangements with Farter Loring ioi McCullough 227 822t HARSHAW Leonard L. Horshaw, age 64, Rt. 17, Box H4C, Son Antonio, passed away Tuesday, Oct 5, 1976 in a local hospital Former resident of Moodv, Tex and resident ol Son Antonio for 44 years Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Gertrude McLeod, San Antonio, Mrs Wilma Morton, Sacramento, and Mrs Mary Fisher, Paramount. Calit; brothers.

Mr Luther S. Harshaw, Mr Hubert Marshaw. both of San Antonio ond Mr. Eugene Harshaw, Fort Worth; also numerous other relatives and friends Funeral services will be held 10 00 a m. Thursday in Mission Pork Funeral Chapel with Rev, Frank Stribiing officiating Interment to follow in Mission Burial Park.

Arrangements are with A HI MISSION FUNERAL CHAPELS 1 700 Military Or JAVIOR Ben Javior, Rt l. Box 184, Adkins, Texas passed away In a local ho- spitol Monday, Oct. 4. 1976 at the age of 82 years. Mr Jovior wos a lifelong resident of Adkins Sur vlvors: daughters, Mrs.

Josephine Cockerham and Mrs. Edwin Schroeder, City; sons, Ernest and Hubert B. Jovior, City, Paul Javior, Adkins; sisters, Mrs. fino Rakowitz, City, Mrs. ido Pierdoila, New Mexico; 14 grandchildren.

12 great grandchildren; numerous and nephews. Rosary will be recited in Annunciation Catholic Church in Si. Hedwig. Tuesday, Oct 5 at 7 30 p.m. Funeral Mass will tollow im mediately with Rev.

Frank Foster os Celebrant, interment services will be held ot 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 6 in St. Hedwig Catholic Cemetery Pallbearers: Ervin Jovior, Oovld Jovior, Paul Javior, Gilbert Javior, John Cocker ham, James Cockerham, Neal Lightfoot. Visitation will be in Oell- crest Funeral Home from 10:00 a m.

until 5:00 p.m Tuesday, Oct. $. Arrangements with SrUfrfBt 7000 So White 337-4002 KRENZ MR LOUIS A. KRENZ. IWdijg 429 Rigsby Avenue, born in Guadalupe County, Texas March 7, 1894, entered rest Tuesdov, Oct.

1974 ot the age of 80 years. SERVICES ALAMO FUNERAL CHAPELS with Rev. Harold H. Zirkel, officiating Interment services will be in Post Oak Cemetery, La Vernia, Texas at 3:30 Survivors: Daughter, Dorothy L. Ryter, City; brother, Mr.

Otto Krenz, Seguin, Texas; brother-in-law, Charlie E. Young, City; grand daughter, Mrs. James (Dorothy Zipp, City; great granddaughter, Stacy Lynn Zipp; several nieces and nephews. Mr. Krenz was a member of the Methodist Church, American Legion Posf No.

2, Hermann Siemering Lodge No. 32 and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Mr. Krenz had resided in San Antonio for more than 52 Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Family. Tko Afamo N.

Alp me pt trppMyti MATHIS Mr Lexle Mathis, 74, Ot 922 Bailey died Oct. 4. Life resident of Son Antonio, member of Highland Terrace United Methodist Church, Highland Park Lions Club and Blue Bonnet Lodge No. I2t9 AFAAM Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Ruth Jones Mathis, Son Antonio; daughter, Mrs.

Lexie Van Tassel, SI. Albans, w. Va son, James Rees Mathis, Waco. sisters, Mrs. Dorris Rhodes, Mrs.

Billie Gladson, both of Son Antonio and Mrs Gustine Schumacher, Hunt, Tex brother, John W. Mathis. San Antonio; nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services 10 a m. Thursday, Oct.

7, Highland Terrace United Methodist Church, Rev. David C. Paul officiating Interment Roselawn Memorial Pork. If triends so desire contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund of the Highland Terrace United Methodist Church, 19)8 Steves Ave. 515 No Main 226 7201 MCKAY Mr Elbert McKay, age 82, of 3031 Woodlawn, Son Antonio, passed owav Monday, October 4, 1974 in a local hospital.

Bornin Arkansas, Mr. McKay resided in San Antonio 40 years ond was member of the Baptist foith Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Qllie McKay; daughters, Mrs Jock Popham of San Antonio, Harry Meyers of Oevine, Mrs. Lelo Tyree of Shallow Wafer, Texas; Son, Euwell McKay of Tahoka. Texas; 23 grandchildren; 24 great grandchildren; 6 great great grandchildren, brothers, G.

W. McKay of Henrietta, Oklahoma, John McKay of Laramie, Wyoming. Services 1 00 p.m Thursday at the Southside Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Jimmie Townsend officiating Interment, Fairview Cemetery Direction of 6301 S. Flores 922-6339 COVALT Mrs.

Argenttno Covolt, qpe 58. ot 631 S. W. 36th Street, passtd awov Tuesday. Oct $, 1976 in a local hospital.

Arrangements are pending with MISSION FUNERAL CHAPELS 1700 91 Military Or SALDANA Mr. Francisco A. Saldana, 2242 Pon Am, born in Monterrey. Mex. Sept.

20, 1903, entered rest Monday, Oct. 4, 1974 at the age of 73 years. Mr Saldana hod been a resident of San Antonio for $8 Rosary, will be recited in the Max Martinez Chapel Wednesdov, Oct. 4, ot 7:00 p.m. Reoutem Moss will be ottered Thursday.

Oct 7, at 8:45 a from Our Ladv ot Guadalupe Catholic Church, 1321 El Paso St with Fr Glenn Epan officiating Concluding services will follow in San Fernando Cemetery No. 2. Ex wife, Mrs Cariota Saldana; daughters, Mrs Margaret Prosper, Miss Armandino Saldana; sons, Mr. Robert T. Saldana Mr.

Frank T. Saldana; daughter-in-law, Amelia T. Saldana, sisters, Fellcitas Ponce, Miss Soterg Sol dono, 38 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren under the direction ot IKax dfctrtinw 7019 Martin id SCHAUMLEFFEL MRS ANNIE C. SCHAUMLEFFEL, Orexel, born in Bexar County, Texas Oct. 31, 1884, entered rest Monday, Oct.

4, at the age ot years SERVICES ALAMO CHAPELS with Rev O. Oliver officiating and interment to follow in San Jose Burial Pork. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs Mary Boidt, City. Ollte A Vreeland, McKinney, brother, Eugene Huebner, Hondo, Texas; five nieces, five ne Mrs. Schaumletfel was a member of Baptist Temple and has been a lifelong resident ot San Antonio.

Services under the direction ot member of The Lelon Cude Family of Afamo 791 N. Aigme Bn 111 VENABLE Mr. Elihu Litten Venable, age 73. retired LI. Col USAF, ot 1543 Bab cock Road, San Antonio passed owav Monday, October 4 1976 in a local hospital.

Born in Oklahoma. Mr Venable resided in San Antonio $0 years; wos a member of the Boptisf Faith, the San Antonio 34tji Division Association, Kendall Lodge No 897 in Boerne. He wos a 32nd Degree Mason and a member of the Alzafar Shrine Survivors Wife, Mrs. Lousie K. Venable; daughters, Mrs Bobbie V.

Hawkins, Mrs Jeanne H. Fortune; son, Mr. James Allen Venable; daughter in law, Mrs. Laurie Venable; son-in-laws, Mr. Bill Hawkins.

Mrs. John Foi tune. II grandchildren; 4 great grondchildren. Services I 30 p.m. Wednesday ot the Southside Funer al Home Chapel with Rev Ray Box officiating Masonic graveside services under the direction ot Kendall Lodge No.

897 at Ft Sam Houston National Cemetery Direction ot Iniklyn TRAFTON Mrs Pollie Alma Trafton, 81, of 3319 Nantucket Or died Oct. 4 Resident ot San Antonio 33 years, member of Palm Heights Baptist Church Funeral services 10 30 a m. Wednesday, Ocf 4, Roy Funeral Chapels Interment Old Rock Cemetery. 515 No Main 226 7201 ULRICH Mr Rufus S. Ulrich, oge 84.

passed away Oct. 4. He retired in I96S os General Secretory of the YMCA af Willard, Ohio after 50 years of service In YMCA work. He has been a resident of this city tor the past two years, and a member of Grace Presbyterian Church here He was preceded death bv his wife, Anno, in 1974. Surviving are his ton.

Pool Uliich of Cincinnati, Ohio and Mrs William (Ann) Ash, San Antonio ond a brother, Ammon Ulrich of Litifl, Pa ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral ser vices will be held ot the Secor Funeral Home, Willard, Ohio ot 2 Saturday Intermeat wilt follow at Maple Grove Cemetery. Should friends desire, contributions may be made to the Memorial Fond at Morntngside Manor, San Antonio, Texas. Arrangements with Porter Loring not McCullough 227 9221 irnakchtU 711 $.1 Military mk mi 8056 Fredernxsburg Rd 496 7111 flrllrrrBt 2000 So. White Hd 337-4082 Palm 3711 So Zoriomora FUNERAL HOME 6301 S. FIORES 922-6339 John M.

Grimes, Director. AN EVEK-PRISiNT GENTLENESS. Porter lorintf MORTUARY 1 ioi McCullough 8221 227 3136 Riebe Saunders Chapels 1119 N. St, Mary's 6301 Flores VIZZA Fronk Vizzo, 534 Hermine Blvd died Oct. 5, 1974.

Arrangements pending CU I 1322 Mory 227-2204 WHITAKER Mr Bennie Whitaker, age af Spokane, San Antonio, passed away Sunday. October 3, in a local hospital. Born tn Atascosa County. Texas, Mr, Whitaker was a member ot the Baptist faith ond a civil service wotker at Kelly AFB Survivors: Wile, Doris Whi taker; sons. Jimmy Whitaker ot Colorado.

Bobby Whitaker of Son Antonio, Bennie Whitaker, Jr. ot Grand Prairie, daughter, Mrs. Shirley Hetzer. Mrs Beverly Sut ton, Mrs Louise Ferell, Mrs Helen Cobb, Deborah Mewrim, Mrs. Sharon Purged, 23 grandchildren, 2 greot grandchildren; mother, Mrs Lola Whitaker; Sisters, Git herta Bell Bitsy Melton: numerous nieces and nephews Sei vices, 10 00 a Thursday ol IheSoulhstde Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Earl Willis officiating interment.

Black Hill Cemetery Direction of ftoutfefftt 6301 Flores WILBURN Richard Brown Wilburn, 75, of Hondo, passed away in a San Aatonio hospital October 2, Veteran of WWI and WWII Rosary was recited Tuesday al 7:10 m. in Guinn-Horger Funeral Chapel. Funeral Mats will be at 4:60 p.m. Wednesday at St. John's Catholic Church Interment In St.

John's Catholic Cemetery Survived by one son, Richard Wilburn, of Son Antonio, daughters, Mist Maty Wil bum of San Antonio, Mrs. Pkuilme Martinet of Wheeling. Mrs. Frances Reyes of Stringwood, III and Mrs. Mary Louise Martinet, ot Melrose, two brothers, Ollieand Alfred Wilburn ot San Antonio; sis ter, Mrs Mattie Sarro of Son Antonio; seven grandchildren Arrangements by GUINN HORGER FUNERAL HOME HONDO, TEXAS Funeral Directors ANGELUS FUNERAL HOME HENRY GUERRA 60? Wriiitfort 227 1461 Fulfilling a need since 1933 FUNERAL CHAPELS NOttH MAIN AVINUI 226-7201 light in the of Max Mat Fre Arranged tunera) Contracts tunergl Insurance 227-6281 North Fork Mortuary Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens 659-64)1 M.

RODRIQUEZ FUNERAL HOME Pre-Need Arrangements 511 Guadalupe 226-6111 Closest to Fort S.im Cemetery SUNSET Funeral Home 1701 Austin Hwy. 828-2811 RIGGS Ruth Riggs, 78, 625 High land beloved wile of John Riggs, passed away Oct. 5, in local hospital Resident ot Son Antonio for 42 years. Survivors: Son, Dr Riggs Groesbeck, Texas; daughters, Mrs A J. Lindsay, San Antonio.

Mrs Kathleen Steubiing, Houston, Texas; five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, sitters, Mrs, Verna Johnston, Mrs. Nina Ltghtbody, both of California, Ella Wilder, Monroe, numerous nieces and nephews Graveside services and interment 1 p.m Thursday, Oct, 7, Sunset Memorial Pork. SUNSET 1701 Austin Hwy. 828 2811 FINEST FUNERAL FACILITIES Al amo 211 Brooklyn at N. Alamo QC LtL'n LiuL util.