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Pngr 16 SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS- SwptrmNu 3 1975 ClVAT Knai.il Death Notices kJ! 1 riX ilUdi il spot clouded The election of a Southside Neighborhood Assistance Corp. board member has been labeled illegal. Mrs. Janie Sousa was elected Aug. 2fi as a SNAC trustee from Project Planning and Operating Area No.

11-1. Bus fares cut for jobless Continental Trailways passengers who are unemployed can ride the buses for half the regular fare beginning Monday. The fare discount was announced Tuesday here by terminal manager Robert E. Lee. Lee said the discount plan, known as the Opportunity Fare, is being conducted nationally in conjunction with the U.S.

Department of Labor. understand it is being done on a trial basis to help unemployed persons relocating from state to state," 1-ee explained. lie said the trial plan would last for two months. The discount fares will be good only for trips made between and Friday, the local Trailways official noted. Under the new plan, anyone showing proof he or she is collecting unemployment compensation qualifies for the 50 per cent discount on either one way or round-trip fares.

The cut-rate plan will be recognized any place on the nationwide Trailways system. Any unemployed person will be allowed to use the half-fare rates as often as he wants. Lee said the bus company will provide job banks at many of its terminals for traveling non -workers. San Antonio Is included as one of the job Information locations, he said. "We will jave a job table set up in the terminal lobby with information provided us by the Department of Labor concerning area jobs," Lee said.

The Trailways official revealed there is anticipation of increased passenger loads but not more than the company could handle. The bus firm's Opportunity Fare proposal could possibly hit some snags at the Interstate Commerce Commission. Trailways may have to get a waiver from the ICC because changes in fares must be announced 30 days before they are put into effect. However, Lee said the Trailways system is not seriously anticipating any block of the fare plan by the ICC. She is also a part-time employe of the Economic Opportunities Development Adult Manpower Program.

SNAC is a delegate agency primarily funded by EODC, the area's largest poverty fighting organization. EODC Exec. Dir. Edmundo Zaragoza said Tuesday Mrs. Sousa's election was against the EODC-SNAC contract rules.

"The election was illegal. Under our contract with SNAC no employe of EODC can serve on the SNAC board," Zaragoza explained. The director said the contractual agreement applies to both part-time and time employes. Mrs. Sousa has been working for EODC on a part-time basis for three weeks, Zaragoza revealed.

He said she would probably be asked to resign her new board post or her job. know Zaragoza also said he did not think SNAC Dir. Robert Tejeda knew Mrs. Sousa was working at EODC at the time of the election. 1 Tejeda could not be reached for comment late Meanwhile Ralph Garcia, runnerup in that SNAC board election, said he would challenge the election of Mrs.

Sousa. Garcia lost the election by an 8 to 7 vote. Triple killing testimony opens Policemen who first arrived at the scene of last triple murder at a South Side drug store opened testimony Tuesday in the trial of a man charged in the slayings. The officers detailed for a Officials io protest funds cut A Bexar County delegation of school officials will he in Washington Wednesday and Thursday to protest cuts in federal education funds. School officials are objecting to President recent veto of the federal education hill.

Unless that veto is overridden. local school districts could lose $14 million in federal impact money for children of federal ployes. They would also lose money in other federal programs. Northside School Dist. Supt.

Ed Cody said the Bexar County delegation will meet with congressmen and education officials to discuss the problem. Besides Cody, other superintendents scheduled to go to Washington include Ruben Lopez, Edgewood School District, and Pat Holmes, East Central School District, Other officials making the trip are Bennie Steinhauser. Southwest School District; William James, Somerset School Distiret. and several school trustees. 166th District Court jury how the robbers left nearly in cash in addition to three wounded bodies at Terrace Drugs July 15, 1974.

Reginald Leroy Johnson, 19, of Washington, D.C., is on trial for his life on three capital murder charges. He is one of three men charged in the robbery-murder case. Patrolman Francis J. Akeroyd was the first officer at the scene at South New Braunfels and Steves avenues. Akeroyd said he found store employes Andy Anderson, Verna Lee Harris and George Tatum face down in pools of blood in a rear storeroom.

Each had been shot, and only Mrs. Harris appeared alive. Blind canteen opens The 17th food service operation of the State Commission for the Blind in San Antonio was officially opened Tuesday in the new federal building in Hemis- Fair. U.S. Rep.

Henry B. Gonzales along with officials of the commission were on hand for ceremonies marking opening of the 175th such facility in Texas. The new canteen, which will serve snacks and light meals, is being operated by Mr. and Mrs. Rufina Acosta.

Acosta, legally blind, has progressed through the Business Enterprise Program to operator-manager of the canteen. The father of five children is a native of Laredo and has been a resident of San Antonio for the past 14 years. Prior to taking over operation of the federal building canteen, Acosta received eight weeks of training at the school in Austin. Acosta operates as an independent businessman. In addition to paying his ployes, a portion of his receipts are earmarked for equipment maintenance for the canteen which is furnished by the commission.

On hand to take part in the opening were Burt Risley, executive director of the commission from Austin; Grady Price of San Antonio, BEP counselor; Gene Hiesler of Fort Worth, chairman of the BEP state advisory board, and Hank Konvicka of Austin, state BEP supervisor. SWAT teams ready for 1st assignment San Antonio's first three SWAT teams are trained and ready for action. Fifteen police patrolmen, working in five-man teams, went through 40 hours of Special Weapons and Tactics training last week at Camp Bullis. were all enthused, very enthused," Police Chief Emil Peters said. Noting that the patrolmen will receive no extra pay for Female armed robberies soaring Armed robbery by women has reached an all-time high in San Antonio, according to police.

Records show that 10 female bandits were arrested and charged with robbery here in June and July, almost double the number in any entire year in the past. San Amonio Police Robbery Bureau head Lt. Virgil Robertson says that while armed robbery by women is apparently on the up- swing, not too many of them are getting away with it. Robertson says arrests are running from 80 to 85 per cent of all female robbers. The arrest rate fur male rubbers is only about 40 to 45 per cent.

He said the high arrest rate is because victims give highly accurate descriptions. Viet ms tend to remember more about the female robber, he said, because of the novelty of being held up by a woman. ALEXANDER Alexender ef 174ft McDevitt mill a wo August It. ms tocol hesettot Ot of IS yeors. Swrvivea bv wife, Miriam Alexander; doughttr.

Fgrrett (Dorothy) A tutor, Mrt Denote Coughlin, two grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren. Mr Alexander wot a Charter member of Amol Transit Union No. Graveside services will be held 10 00 a m. Wednesday at San Jose Burial Pork with Rev. David W.

Edmunds Arrangements with troaluliM 6100 U. Floras 933.7533 ANDERSON MASTER ALLEN JEFF ANDERSON, A08 Mason born in San Antonio June 13, entered rest Aug. at the oge of 1ft yrs. VISITATION WEDNESDAY 3 P.M. UNTIL 10 P.M.

Graveside services will be held Sept. 4th at a.m. in Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery, with Rev. John F.

Daniels officiating. Survivors: Parents, Sgt. and Mrs. Alien C. Anderson; foster-sister, Alice Kelly; brother, Roy James Martin; aunt, Mrs.

Bessie Hughs, all of San Antonio. Allen was a member of St. Pauls Episcopal Church and has been a lifelong resident of San Antonio. Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Family. TktMmo 325-5711 N.

AI oim at Brooklyn ARCHER Miss Evelyn Dorthey Archer, A4, of 411 Barrera died September 1st. Resident of San Antonio 35 member of St. Catholic Church. Miss Archer is survived by her mother, Mrs. Margaret Archer of San Antonio.

Graveside services and interment to a.m. Thursday, September 4, San Jose Burial Park. 515 No. Main 226 7201 BARRIOS Mr. Jose C.

Barrios, 1080ft Tioga, died Monday, Sept. 1, 1975. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Viola Barrios; mother, Mrs. Zapopan Barrios; daughters, Miss Teresa Alma, and Miss Diana Maria Barrios; son, Albert Barrios; sisters, Mrs.

Marry Ann Hernandez, Miss Olivia Barrios; brother, Mr. H.C. Barrios, Mr. Raul Barrios, Mr. Abelardo Barrios.

Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. The Angelas Chapel. Funeral Services Wednesday 9:30 a.m. The Angelas Chapel, followed by Requiem Mass 10:00 a.m. St.

Matthew's Catholic Church. Interment In San Fernando Archdlocesan Cemetery. Arrangements by THE ANGELUS FUNERAL HOME 227-1461 Henry Guerra DOBIE Carl M. Dobie died Sept. 1, 1975 at the age of 64 of Rt.

2 Box 60. Wimberly, Texas. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in San Marcos.

Arrangements by PENNINGTON FUNERAL HOME Son Marco: Texas HOMEIER Erwin A. Homeier, 138 Kayton passed away in a local hospital Monday, September 1, 1975 ot the age of 74 years. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Mittie Homeier; son, Allen Homeier, Atascosa, Texas; stepson, Gerald Graham, City; stepdaughter, Sammie Lee Cavanaugh, City; sisters, Irma Harris, Linda Machts, Hertha Taylor; brother, W.W. Homeier, City; 12 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.

Services will be held from the Dell- crest Chapel Thursday, September 4th at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. James R. Beamer officiating. The interment will follow in Roselawn Memorial Park.

Pallbearers: Paul Craig, Bob Perkins, Marvin Carr, Ben Valchar, Robert Chrismon and Louis Falardeau. Mr. Homeier was a Member of Hermann Sons Harmonia Lodge No. 1. Arrangements with Srllrrret 2000 So.W.W.

Rd. 337-4082 KOTARA Mrs. Eunice Kotara, age 57, of 215 E. Elmira, died Tuesday. Survivors: Husband, Peter P.

Kotara; sister, Mrs. Ruth Beck; brother, John Beck both of Woodburn, Ore. Service Thursday at 9:15 in the Colonial Chapel of the Porter Loring Mortuary, the Rev. Adolph Kaler officiating. Interment in Ft.

Sam Houston National Cemetery. Arrangements with Porter Loring hoi mccuixouoh 227-1221 LOPEZ Mrs. Juanita T. Lopez, age 8ft, of 2135 William Travis St. entered into rest September 1, 1975.

Survivors: Sons, Louis and Ruben Lopez; granddaughters, Janie Ramon, Gloria Garay, Irene, Paula and Lisa Lopez; grandsons. Louis Lopez, Daniel Lopez and Ruben Lopez, Jr. Rosary service was held Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. ot the Palm Heights Chapel. Funeral Services will depart Wednesday at 12 Noon followed by a funeral mass at 1:00 p.m.

at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Selma. Texas. Interment with follow at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cemetery. Arrangements with fttlm their SWAT duties, Peters said the men view their new job as a personal achievement. much of the success depends on keen discipline and teamwork that this type of training and what they went through is vital to the program," Peters said.

Before being selected for the program, police applicants were given mental and physical examinations and some strenuous physical training, the chief said. The top 15 then went through 40 hours of weapons and tactics instruction conducted by the FBI. Thirty more officers began the special training this week and will bring the SAPD SWAT team to a total of 45, Peters said. SWAT officers will be working 24 hours a day with teams on duty during each of the police three daily shifts, the chief noted. "They will be called in mainly when a sniper is involved or someone is being held by an armed person," Peters said.

3711 So Zarzamora 924-4568 Air crash victim dies GALVESTON (AP) Dennis Lawrence Williams, 25, Brownsville, died Tuesday of injuries received in an Aug. 18 plane crash in which three other men were killed. Williams, a mechanic, was a passenger on the Confederate Air Force PBY-6A Catalina that crashed after takeoff near Harlingen. Also killed were Carl Skiles, 57, Humble, the pilot; Richard Disney, Harlingen, the copilot, and William Tolr, 47, Houston, radio operator. MRPfinC LlFKt Son CetH, bam on Feb onto rod rest mi Santa Ctara Friday, I97S at Bit at 49 SERVICES WEDNESDAY 18 A.M.

ALAMO CNAF1LS with the Rtv. Dr. Farrtst Smith interment In Memorial Fork. Mr. Lipke had resided Son Antonie tor a great part his life, was a pword en the S.M.u.

football team for 4 vtars having played in the Cotton Bowl the '49 and 'SO season. He was the owner of Alga OHerente. Survivors include his daughters, Mrs. Robert (Toni Lee) Ware ond Darlene Davison; son, Mike Llpke, all of California; mother, Mrs. Julia Lipke; sisters, Mrs.

Mary June Cowan, Mrs. Vernon (Julie Ann) Jenkins, and Mrs. Thomas (Burney Jean) Phelps; brother, Walton Llpke, all of San Antonio, and one granddaughter. Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Family ot 77U Afamo 111-57)1 N. Alamo at Brooklyn MAUERMANN MRS.

EVELYN L. MAUERMANN, 181 West Mandalay, born in Bexar Texas 28th September 1890, entered rest 31st August 1975 at the age ot 84 years. Memorial services will be held: ROSARY TUESDAY 8:00 P.M. ALAMO CHAPEL FUNERAL MASS WEDNESDAY 1:30 P.M. ST.

JOHN'S CATH. CHURCH with Rev. Emil Wesselsky as celebrant and Interment to follow in St. Catholic Cemptery. Survivors: Daughters, Miss Elise Linn, Mrs.

Norma Dean Edwards; sister, Mrs. Effle Geise all of San Ahtonio, Texas; 3 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren and 1 great great granddaughter. Mrs. Mauermann was a member of the Catholic Church, charter member ot State Assoc, of Texas Pioneers and has been a life long resident of this city. Services under the direction of a member of Thp Lelon Cude Family.

225-5711 N. Alame nt Breekly' MOBLEY Wilford R. (Bill) Mobley, age 52, of 122 Ridgehaven, died Monday. He was a member and Vestryman of Christ Episcopal Church, Vice Chairman of the Board of R.L, Stewart member of Alamo Heights Lions Club, assistant Scout Master of Boy Scout Troop 88, re-1 tired as a Major in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity and was a graduate of the University of Texas.

Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Janice W. Mobley; son, Mark R. Mobley; daughter, Miss Jennifer Mobley; mother, Mrs. Wilford R.

Mobley, all of San Antonio; aunt, Miss Dorothy Mobley, Houston. Service Thursday at 2 o'clock at Christ Episcopal Church, the Rt. Rev. Harold C. Gosnell and the Rev.

John H. MacNaughton officiating. Pallbearers: Rex Martin, Vernon Helmke, Rev. Thomas H. White, Claude Kline, Charles Eley, Richard Stewart, James Montgomery, Louis Haring.

Honorary pallbearers: members of Alamo Heights Lions Club, Scout Leaders of Troop 88, B.S.A., and associates of R.L. Stewart Co. Those who desire may send memorial gifts to Christ Episcopal Church Memorial Fund In the name of Wilford R. Mobley or the Alamo Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Interment with full military honors Tn Ft.

Sam Houston Notional Cemetery. Arrangements with Barter Loring 1 101 McCullough 227-8221 PATTEN Mrs. Virgie L. Patten, 70, of 11908 Persuasion died Sept. 1.

Mrs. Patten was a member of the Methodist Church. Daughter, Mrs. Betty Chandler, San Antonio; grandson, Randy Chandler, San Antonio; granddaughter, Sandra Kosclski, Galveston, Tex. Graveside services and interment 11 a.m.

Thursday, Sept. 4, Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park, Colleyville, Rev. Bob Evans officiating. 515 No. Main 226-7201 POLLOCK Mrs.

Gerardine M. Pollock, 54, ot 4326 Treehouse widow of the late Eddie Pollock, died Sept. 1, 1975. Member St. Catholic Church.

Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ronald (Pat) Glazener, Mrs. Ronald (Linda) Vanlandinghom, Mrs. Stan (Sharon) Bonewitz; sons, Richard (Dickie) Pollock, Gerard (Pee-Wee) Pollock; sister, Mrs. Marie Pawly; brothers, Ryan, Joe, Mike, Benny, and Jerry Christilles, all of San Antonio; eight grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.

Rosary 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, ZIZIK-KEARNS CHAPEL. Procession from funeral home 9:30 a.m. Thursday tor Moss at 10 a.m. St.

Catholic Church, 1617 Iowa, the Rev. Douglas Fater, CSsR, Celebrant. Pallbearers: Bill Pollok, Bill Grohman, Keith Brown, Jerry Mabe, John Simon, III, Tommy Pawly. Interment San Fernando Cemetery No. 2.

Arrangements by Zizik-Kearns Downing Mi i ,1322 N. St. Mary's Embezzler gets 5 years A 25-year-old San Antonio man was sentenced up to five years in federal prison Tuesday for embezzlement of $202 from Bexar County National Bank. U.S. Dist.

Judge D. W. Suttle sentenced Kenneth Wayne Linsenbigler of 409 Cliff St. under the federal Youth Correctional Act. The act means Linsenbigler can be parolod any time the prison officials be lieve he is ready to return to society.

Linsenbigler, a former collection teller at Bexar County, pleaded guilty June 23 to embezzlement of the money last November. IIMPiON Spn AtNiftli, 1IN, 8 9 Wtt ifakwfil iin i WwfrT tm SVtfVPMI ffvrTT" Wtr til Scbeol graduated vesser 1 was member Christ CBurcB, St. Guild gf tBt CBurcB and a mam bar of Bit vaster gf Tuesday Me sicai Club in and ond member gf the Cbemmode CBergi Society She was active tn musical been tbe soloist Temple Bethel, Laurel Heights Methodist CBurcB, Madison Sauara Presbyterian Church ond alse at Christ Episcopal Church. Mrs. Simpson wot past President of the Alamo Chapter of Dauphfers of Republic pf Texas.

Survivors: Nephews, Ford Hertf Roes, Albert Herff Beze, both of San Antonio; niocot, Mrs. Lucius Hill, San Antonio, Mrs. Alico Robbins. Rockport, Mrs. Henry P.

Stearns, Mrs. Calotte Huffington, both of San Antonio. Honorary pallbearers: Dr. Lucius Mill, Honry Stoarns, Ford Hertf Albert Herff Beze, Richard Halter, Conrad Meckel, David Townsend, Jimmy Heath, Ernest Schrivener, Dr. August Herff, Guy Halter, Willard E.

Simpson. Graveside service Thursday at 2 o'clock at Mission Burial Park, the Rev. Hollier G. Tomlin officiating. Arrangements with Porter Loring 1 tot McCullough 227-1221 TIJERINA Mr.

Justo E. Tijerina, age 48, of 4637 West Commerce, San Antonie, Texas, passed away August at a local hospital. Mr. Tiierina, a resident of San Antonie 40 years and born in Charlotte, Texas, was a member of St. Catholic Church.

Survivors: Wife, Angelina Tiierina; sons, Louis A. Escobedo, Robert A. Escobedo, Iginacho A. Escobedo and Justo E. Tiierina, daughters, Mrs.

Susie A. Wright, Mrs. Lupe A. Cruz, Miss Anggletia Tijerina and Miss Anna Maria Tiierina; mother, Marcella G. Tiierina; brothers; 3 sisters; 8 grandchildren.

Rosary 8:00 p.m. Wednesday Southside Funeral Home Chapel, Mass 9:30 a.m., Thursday, St. Catholic Church, interment, Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery. Direction of Mrs Ntlmt Ctuseen wonders tt Pihowbfdl, died i resident ion Antonin, member et St.

Lent Lutheron Church Mrs. weedord wdt dssocioted I with Nutienui Cush Register Cemoany ter II years Husband, Billie Ferris Weoddrd Son Antonie; sen, Billie Ferris Woodord, Beowment, sister, Mrs Eve Lea Miller, Houston, meiher, Mrs. Simpson, Houston, Tex. Services were held 11 o.m. Tuesday, September 2nd, St.

Lutheran Church Poster Clorence Hagens intermenf Sunset Memorial Pork. 515 No. Main 226-720! 6301 S. Fieros 922-6339 TOEPPERWEIN Mrs. Alma Pearl Toepperwein (nee Alexander) age 79 of Boerne, passed away Aug.

31, 1975. Born March 13, 1896 in Caldwell County, Texas. Survived by husband, Randolph Herbert Toepperwein of Boerne; daughter, Mrs. Verda Mae Pue of Atascosa, sons, Lindon, Lester Toepperwein of Houston, Clifton Rudolph Toepperwein of Providence, R.l. and Marion D.

Toepperwein of San Antonio; 1ft grandchildren; great grandchildren. sister, Mrs. Elma Lee Routh of Boerne; brother, William Guy Alexander of San Antonio. Preceded in death by one daughter, Else Peart Wales. Funeral services Sept.

3, 1975 at 2 p.m. from Boerne's First United Methodist Church with nterment following in the Boerne Cemetery. Arrangements by Ebensberger Funeral Home Boerne, Texas ZIENER Charles A. Zienor, age SO, of 316 Meadowbrook died Monday in local hospital. He was member of Cresttiolme Presbyterian Church, Blue Bonnet Lodge No.

1219 Alzafar Shrine and Scottish Rite. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Lois Ziener; sons, Carl L. Ziener and Forrest S. Summers daughters, Mrs.

Mary Kothryn Lyon, and five grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at Riebe-Saunders Chapel with The Rev. David Maare officiating. Graveside services under the auspices of the Blue Bonnet Lodge No.

1219 AF4AM. Interment in Roselawn Memorial Park. Arrangements with Riche Saunders Chapels 1119 'S HlEKf vundhb 1119N. St. Mory at Brooklyn Directors ANGELUS FUNERAL HENRY GUERRA 2602 W.

Houston Tradition Dedicated Service To Son Antonians for over 78 years Zizik-Kearns Downing-McClaughprty Funeral Directors since 1896 1322 North St. Mory 227-2206 Express-News Wont Ads 225-1666: Funeral Directors Dignity in every service FUNERAL CHAPELS 515 North Moin Avonuo 226-7201 Ughi in darfcntss Jflartiwz Pre-Arranged tene rei Contracts Funeral Insurance Policies 227-6281 North Park Mortuary 734.5313 CHgpet Hill Memorial Gardens 655-6411 A SENSE OF BEING AMONG FRIENDS. orter oring MORTUARY 1 ioi McCullough 227 8221 Answering any call, any time, with understanding FUNERAL HOME 6301 S. FLORES 922-6339 lehn M. Grimes, Director.

M.E. RODRIGUEZ FUNERAL HOME Pre-Need Arrangements 511 Goadalupt St. 226-6111 SUNSET Memorial Park Funeral Home 1701 Austin Hwy 828-2811 raokebill s. (Puk Silla OSO a IV Brllrrrst i 9 alm Crigljtfi ZOOO So WKrto 3711 So Zortomon. RESP1NI Lt.

Col. Ellen M. Respini, USAF NC (Ret.) of Pleasant Hill, died at home after a long illness on Aug. 12. She was 59 years of age and a native of Petaluma, Calif.

She was a 1938 graduate ot Providence College of Nursing in Oakland. Col. Respini entered the service In February ot 1942 and served with Patton's 3rd Army in an evacuation hospital during World War II. Following the war she served In Europe and Alaska. Her later service included the post ot Chief Nurse of the hospital at Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines; as Chief Nursing Instructor of Hie Aerospace School ot Medicine at Randolph Air Force Bose, Texas; and as Regional Chief ot Nursing for Air Force Hospitals in the western states at March Air Force Base, Riverside, Calif.

Col. Respini earned the Bronze Star and the Air Force Commendation Medal for her service in Vietnam where she was in charge of establishing the nursing facility for the first hospital at Cam Ranh Bay in After 28 years of service, she fired in May of 1969 and taught nursing at Contra Costa College, California, until her illness. Col. Respini is survived by her brothers, Henry Alden Respini of Lemoore, John w. Respini of Ruth, Calif, and Richard B.

Respini of Redwood Valley, Calif. ROGERS Mrs. Anne Maria Rogers, 90, of 122 Groveiand died Sept. 1, Survivors: Son, Col. James L.

Rogers, Harlingon, two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren Mass 9:30 a.m. Thursday, ZIZIK-KEARNS CHAPEL, the Rev. Pat Stenson, Celebrant. Intermenf Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery.

Arrangements by Zfcik'Keams Dowrdng-MiClMghariy 1327 N. St. 727-7700 THORMAN Maurice C. Thorman, ot 234 Horrison, passed on Mondoy. Ho was a member of First Church ot Christ Sdentiti, Alarne Holghls.

Survivors: Wifo, Mrs. Donna Thorman; sons, D. Thorman, San Antonio, Donald D. Thorman, Houston; brother, Donald W. Thorman, Sen Antonio.

Grgytsido Service Wodnetdov 9:30 at Sunset Memorial Park. Arrangements wtth Rvter 1101 McCULLOUOH 227-8221 Ripples on the pond The everwidening circle of ripples simulates your care and devotion to your loved one and brings memories that are preserved by an understanding tribute. Riebe-Saunders Chapels 1119 North St. at Brooklyn 227-3136.