San Antonio Express from San Antonio, Texas • Page 66

UP THEY GO nuns, guests Wednesday at i a I a Park, test the breezes as the roller coaster ascends to its pinnacle. Owner-manager James E. Johnson invited members of the religious communities, including orders of teaching sisters, for the fun fest. fan Antonia Express Gels ramoiis THEN, -Not unlike the others, this sister took a firm grip when the coaster began its blazing nosedive down the track. And they all made just as much noise as the children usually do.

LESS VENTURESOME less-venturesome nuns preferred the helter-skelter frolic of the electric bumper cars to the zoomer, rocket and other rides. Before the afternoon was over, though, just about every Playland offering had been tested by the religious Photos by Jim English. Steel-Hatted Man Page 10-F Thursday, August 17, 1967 Puppet Show Robs Beauty Shop Officials of ihr Coca-Cola Co. announced Wednesday that a puppet show by the world-renowned Kroffl Brothers will be He- a northwest beauty Wednesday evening ask his wife and, told she salon ng for Tuo Nabbed Vicki By VIC KI BRANDENRERGER The Corpus Christi advance ticket sales kickoff was a success. More tban 85 businessmen from the community attended a llemisFair luncheon in the Sheraton Marina.

And 35 representatives of the press attended a follow-up reception. Corpus Christi Mayor Jack Blackmon kept referring to llemisFair as fair, lie urged his constituents to support the San Antonio venture. Chief Executive Officer Janies Caines handled the luncheon briefing, explaining prices of tickets and narrating a slide presentation showing what San Antonio businesses have done to promote the ticket sales. At the press reception, the fair officials screened the 30-minute movie World in Advance ticket sales are expected to go very well in Corpus Cliristi, where enthusiasm over llemisFair is apparently widespread. At work within the city is a group appointed by Mayor Blackmon called the Christi Committee for Hemis- SINGLE ADMISSION tickets on sale at the Pavilion will run $1.60 each and not $1.30 as previously printed here.

The 20-admission books will be $26 THE STATE Historical Survey Committee visited the Exhibit Showroom Wednesday for a briefing Two-Car Crash Fatal To Lackland Airman featured in the misFair pavilion, Company Vice President Ralph II. Garrard said some If 10,000 square feet of It 1 HITS area will devoted to theater police apprehended two sus- faeilities for the show inside a South San Antonio by Sid and Marty Krofft. parts store Wednesday A steel-helmeted man entered (there, took the receipts. Mrs. Maria Rosario Rios, 23, manager of the Flamingo House of Beauty No.

2 at 756 N. Gcn- jeral McMullen said some ($225 was taken about 6:10 p.m. by the man, approximately 35 (years old and of medium build, wearing working pants and a steel helmet. Mrs. Rios said she was combing a customer, Maria Lopez, of 247 Wooley St.

when the Wife Killed, Officer Hurt Ml The total exhibit night, area totals 17,500 square feet, I Officers Donald Perry, E. Garrard said iho rwiJ Kelly and W. R. Lambrides res-i41 will seat soma ponded to a burglary alarm at entered and asked if his guests for a sin'do Highlands Auto Parts, 1426 I wife, whom he called Ema, had Sn New Braunfels at 8:51 been there. jpenormant.es scheduled 12jp When Mrs.

Rios said she and Arriving, they found the lock Hie lone customer were the only at when Mrs. Rios said she and Memorial Hospital. t.aily. Each will run about Arriving, they found the lock The lone customer were the only Mrs. Lynch, the former Ann; from the north door and I two in the shop, he promptly Quarterman, was the daughter; He commented that the Krofft went inside.

The pair was found produced what appeared to be a of Col. and Mrs. William IL brothers are the fifth generation (hiding behind racks and boxes. 22-caliber pistol, helped Mmsell(Quarterman of Asheville, N.C.; provide the The suspects, ages 24 and 1.8,¡at the cash register, and then She is survived also by a Mrs. Hugh John Lynch, wife of Lt.

Col. Lynch of San Antonio, died Wednesday in Savannah. of in juries that oc-1 cur red in an automobile collision near there last Thursday. Col. Lynch had back from Vietnam three days when the collision occurred.

He is the son of Col. and Mrs. Charles P. Lynch, of 324 Tuxedo San Antonio. The younger Lynch, an infantry officer, suffered multiple fractures but was in satisfactory condition at Savannah) I of their family to unique and fascinating puppet entertainment.

have teen booked in city jail on the two stay in a restroom Hugh Jr. charges of burglary. he departed. William. 12, and a brother, Deaths and Funerals Mancc! Ormsbce Survivors include his wife, Clara Salinas; three sons, Fisher of Los Angeles, Calif.

Graveside services for Maneel Joe George and i A. Ormxbee, 84, of 1408 Division daughters, Mrs, Victor Ca-; Robert L. Newton Sr. who died Monday, will be siilas, Mrs. Fernando Rios, iat 1:30 p.m.

Thursday in Fort Hortensc Marcves and Mrs. AI- Robert L. Newton 80. died Sam Houston National Ceme- fonzo of San An-1 Wednesday. Funeral services itery with Alamo Funeral Home will be at 9 a.m.

Friday in Roy in charge. Akers Funeral Chapel with buri- i A San Antonio resident 50 $om Evans in the City Cemetery, Del ho is survived by two! 'Rio. Ravmond H. Sam L. Evans, 58, of 314 daughters, Mrs.

Borchers of San Antonio, and a UfelonS resident) Mrs. Mattie Youder of Houston; died Wednesday. He was a 11 grandchildren, 11 great- grandchildren and three (great-grandchildren. great- Mrs. Huida Zoellcr A two-car traffic accident at 3700th Food Service Squadron at Valley-Hi Drive and Loop 410 Lackland, claimed the life of a Lackland Driver of the second car in AFB airman Wednesday.

accident. Airman Nicolas Airman 1C. Willie T. Pitts, 33,1 Linenberger was treated atjheM of 191 Peach Valley died at )Wilford Hall Hospital and re-Buii 1:25 a.m. in Wilford Hall USAF leased.

There were no passengers in to the either car. Funeral services will be Fri- precj Pattie 57 of day at noon in Brookohill Cha-jdena died'Wednesday. Services will be at it) member of Harlandale Lodge No. 1213, Scottish Rite Bodies and Alzaiar Shrine. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Friday in Porter Loring (Colonial Chapel with burial in Graveside services for Mrs. rjviLssion Burial Park under aus- Hulda Zoeller, 84, of 412 Eager pices of Lodgc No. 1213. who died Monday, were! Wednesday in San Jose Park with Alamo Funeral Home in charge. of San Antonio and Sylvester, here.

Burial will be in the Comfort Cemetery. He died here Tuesday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Paula Allerkamp, two sons, Garil Deen Allerkamp, San Antonio, and James Allerkamp, Comfort; two daughters; Mrs. Eyrline Richison, Arlington, and Miss Edith Allerkamp, Comfort; a Newton, who owned and op- brother, Arthur Allerkamp, erated a tavern, lived at 857 a sister, Mrs.

Frieda Flores St. iVasterling, Hunt, and two Survivors include a son, grandchildren, ert L. Newton Jr. of San An- J. O.

Lopez SPECIAL TO THE FLORESVILLE EXPRESS Funeral I Hospital at Lackland. Pitts was assigned Hussia isit Fred Patrie Fort MOSCOW (AP) Prr Mohamcd Ayub Khan will make a state visit to the Soviet Cnion Sept. 25-30, the government announced. pel with burial in Houston Cemetery. Survivors include Mrs.

Lila A. Pitts; tors, Connie Gale, and inona A. Pitts tonio and Margaret and Leda M. Perkins of fomia: three sons. Tommy National DEPLETION HIT WASHINGTON (AP) A bill Iritis, James F.

and John to repeal the 27H per cent depl- Perkins, all of San Antonio, rtion allowance for the oil and death was the 29th of gas industries was introduced the year in the county outside Wednesday by Rep. Charles S. the city, as compared with 25 at Truelsom, all of San Antonio Joe Ison. this time last year. Sam Friday in St.

his wife, Catholic Chur ive Fort Sam Houston Wanda L. of San A life resident of San Joyce Pitts and a member of the American Cali-Legion, he is survived by his Dale wife. Mrs. Clara Pattie, three Mrs. Frances Keller.

Mrs. Mary Jarvis and Mrs. Josephine Farr, and two brothers, Melvin Pattie and Ernest tonio; two brothers, Felix Newton of Houston and Dee Newton of Del Rio; three sisters, Ina Stratton of Corpus Christi, services for J. O. Lopez, 87, will Mrs.

Jonnie Wells and Miss he held at 10 a.m. Friday, fol- Bess Newton, both of Houston, lowed by Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Mrs. Margaret Hanke Burial will be in the church cemetery under direction of Pa- Navarro 73 of 3408 of lacios Funeral Home. A Rosary 5 n-f I Margaret M.

Hanke, 81, of 324; vvas r0cited Wednesday and an- iin other will be recited at 8 p.m. 1219 Q-M a Friday in1ay Tn I Thursday at the funeral home. hnr, day McClaugherty Mortuary He died at a Floresville hospital' with by ReqUiem Mass in Wednesday. the shrine of the Little flower; He is survived by a wife, Mrs. with burial in San Fernando jesusa X.

Lopez; four sons, Archdiocesan Cemetery. Mike, Juan, Benito and Alejandro Lopez, all of Floresville; three daughters, Mrs. Aurora Salas and Mrs. Ernestine Mrs, Maria Navarro I Rosary for Mrs. Maria Garcia! arro, 73, of will be at 8 p.m.

Thursday Mass at 9:30 a Heart Church san Fernando Archdioce- Mary Magdalen with burial in san Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, Aurelio Navarro dirce -bise. Kllseo and Au- Mrs, Katherine Cage relio a daughter. Mrs. Concepcion Perez, two sisters and three brothers.

William York Dora Castro of Floresville 30 grandchildren. Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Olive age, 7b, who. Awomo ami IJr died Tuesday, will be Friday at 10 a.m. in Alamo Heights Methodist Church with burial in Memorial Park.

A resident of Olmos Park for Cage lived at and Mrs. Fulgencio G. Garcia VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES Guodolupc Seguro. 3534 Durango St end Edna Armendorii, 404 Rosita PI Bryce Roberts, 141 E. Sunshine and Jerolyn Wftt, MTS Brood way Ruiz Comas, 739 Detowore St etnd Mario Del.o Luz 138 Pear Walk Poytnond Simmons, Mich soon, end l.

Ann Belzung, 154 Gave St, Ray Raynoid Douglas, Potent, and Luz Velde? Tovar, 912 Saldana St, Sixto Daniel Navarra, M5 Bonk end Dorothy Ann Lugo, 139 E. Lamban Robert Poy Brischette, Aystm, and bu a Jean palmieri, Jaws Perm Sonto Rito Dr and Morqar-ita Rada St. Richard Benny Fiores, 234 St Olid Viola Ruth HQ St. Frederick Bernard to mar ontj jdiuiiettoe Toy Btowfi Font 1 PO'i'T Randolph AFB, and JofiK Wognor 103 ver'itty St. I eonord Arthur Eisner Jr 2V8 Hm wotha and Model Ann Jackson; 28.il, Portsmouth St.

Jose Soso Gallegos 2815 Po -if and Guodoiupa Hernandez, Linden Carlos EnrJaue Hernandez, 213) Soutticrest and Mary Oigo Esau: vet. Clinton McClain MHler Kelly APB, end Mot Etotse Reyes, Atos oso Services for Will i a Walter York, 51, of 618 Jackson Kel- resident of Olmos Park for special to the express ler Road, who died Monday, will years, Mrs. Cage lived at SAN DIEGO Requiem be at 19 a.m. Thursday in 415 Rd. for Mrs.

Fulgeneia G. Alamo Funeral Home ith buri-j jS survived by three Garcia, 76, a native and lifelong Graveside services for Mrs. Sunset Memorial Park. daughters. Mrs.

Denton, resident of San Diego, will be Rae D. Rothenberg, 76, of 240 An employe of Bell Telephone)Mrs. H. Dell Foster and Mrs. celebrated at St.

Francis de Stanford who died he belonged to St. Lee, ail of San Antonio, Paula Catholic Church at 6 p.m. Mrs. Roe Rothenberg will te at 10 a.m. Friday in Lutheran Church, Patterson Ma-1 Lodge and Northwest Op-1 David Sherwood, washinaton, D.c., and Tomole Beth El Memorial Park sonic Ijxigc ar Linda Rose Locklear, 509A Calgary St CMnK Thomas Aimed phimps 43 vcnfai Cemetery with Porter Lormg tumsi i iud.

Kov 1832 Funeral Home in charge. Survivors an Mrs. Glenn W. Anderson Rigsby Herbert Thompson, cm ond Mor garet Max ine Robert Howocd Mouton tomar A San Antonio ge. resident his wife, Funeral services for 20 Lorene E.

York; a daughter, Glenn W. Anderson, 69, Gail Ook, and dtnp Dr Ronald mono 7543 Souti Fred Jc Mfltrs WOOd 'y Phyi "pfonk I and From York; a a sister. son. King Mrs. Joe mit Burr years, she is survived by her Nancy cheryi sue peters, 022 Aui- 1 husband, Louis Rothenterg, and York, and Koplan.

Irene Villcmain, all of San An- 1 nape son. tonio; two brothers, Wayne A died Tuesday, will be Saturday at 10 a.m. in Roy Akers Funeral Burial will be in the Diego Cemetery under direction of Mauro P. Garcia Fu- Mrs. neral Home, she died at her who Monday.

Te ry Wittit nd ni -a Lone, Ann Qn 400 Potncio I Red Zoo re. Jr 614 rtwqtd, 415 a daughter, Mrs. M. I), both of San Antonio; a Lewis Rothenterg of Memphis and four grandchildren. Dods in wood Si Ri.

Be Porririo Salinas Sr. meth Scucile i Rose 805 Capitol St 822 Marquette York Jr. of California and AMn P. York of San Antonio, and a grandson. Miss Jessie Fisher Services for Porfirio G.

Salinas a resident here for 58 ucsday. will be held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Tuesday, will Friday Riete-Saunders Chapel, followed m. in Brookehill Chapel Funeral services for Miss Jessie Joe Fisher, 55, who died at 2 with Dov-d Align fit 1 Box 114P. and Linda Noble Stirrup St.

t'loi 772 i orno Park, and yCUfS WtlO (TICO Jemine CatwHero. 222 Greenway Or. DIVORCES GRANTED CtKjijotla, Ramona and I by Requiem Mass at 10 a.m. in burial in San Jose Cemetery, -ndicy. Junior and Smith.

Bernard J. ond Janice Fdcitn. Jeon and Charles Johnson, Cetto and Elton resident of San Antonio for three years, Mrs. Anderson lived at 119 Chinaberrv Ct, She is survived by her husband, J. Roy Anderson, and two brothers, Curtis Head of Silver Springs.

and James A. Head, Pasadena, Calif. Leo Allerkamp SPECIAL TO THE EXPRESS She survived by six sons, Manuel and Amado Garcia Jr. of San Diego, Rafael of Corpus Christi, Jesus of Kan Albino of bletown, and Pedro with the Marines in Vietnam; three daughters, Mrs. Josefina G.

Salinas of Laredo, Mrs, Est tf en a G. Salinas of Ramirez and Mrs. Francisca (I. Gama of Corpus Christi a brother. Rufino Laredo; four sisters, Mrs.

Jacinta G. Flores, Mrs. Jova G. Valdm tcrv Funeral serv- and Mrs. Olivia G.

Garcia of) Church. Burial Miss Brisker lived at 835 lor Leo Allerkamp, 65, will San Diego and Mrs, Ramona; be in San Fernando Ave. She is survived by; be held at 3 p.m. Thursday atiAcebo of Hebbronville and 25 two brothers, Marvin G. Fisher (the Sehaetter Funeral chapel grandchildren.

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