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OBITUARIES Saturday October 27 1990 Fort Worth Star-Telegram Section 1 Page 33 Southwest to decide on new mascot Nov 8 Jenifer Rene Kelley Eleanor Allen Jay Green Crisanto Yzaguirre Child Associate professor Security guard Carpenter "It's time to change it It's hurt too many people way too many people I've seen too many of my friends shed tears over this" GLEN ROSE Crisanto Yzaguirre of Glen Rose died Thursday at Glen Rose hospital He was 70 Funeral Mass will be at 2 pm today at St Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Glen Rose Burial will be in Creek Cemetery in Somervell County Martin's Funeral Home in Granbury is in charge of arrangements sd Mr Yzaguirre was born in Goliad and had lived in Glen Rose for 32 years) i He was a carpenter Survivors: Wife Rosa Yzaguirre of Glen i Rose daughter San Juanita Delgado of San Antonio four sons Crisanto Yza- guirre Jr of Fort Worth A mado Yzaguirre and Ector Yzaguirre of Glen Rose and Oscar Yzaguirre of Cleburne two sisters Lupe Salinas of Pettus and Ramona nafidez of Corpus Christi and eight grandchildren by Robert Camlto Fori Wonh Sur-Tdcyim FORT WORTH Southwest High School began efforts to heal its racial wounds yesterday when Principal Quince Fulton announced a Nov 8 election to replace the school's Rebel mascot The announcement came one week after a crudely painted Confederate battle flag caused a group of black students to walk out of a pep rally that then degenerated into a series of racial confrontations and fights The Confederate flag was banned from the school four years ago Fulton made his announcement over the public address system about 9 am yesterday three days after school board members told him to change the mascot or the school board would do it "We're not going to be judged on what kind of mascot we have or anything like that" Fulton told the school's more than 1900 students "We're going to be judged on what kind of students we are" Students will submit nominations for a new mascot Tuesday On Nov 5 a committee of about 20 students parents and teachers will pare the nominations down to a handful which will be voted on Nov 8 The school will keep its red white and blue colors Early mascot suggestions include the Texans Mavericks Red Raiders Wranglers Mustangs and Patriots Fulton said the mascot will change immediately after the results of the vote are announced the day after the election Coincidentally the school's first athletic event with the new Southwest mascot will be a Nov 12 basketball game against Richland High School the North Richland Hills school that has a Rebel mascot Confederate battle flag and the theme song Dixie Many students have mixed feelings about changing the mascot said Russell Sebastian a 1 7-year-old Southwest senior and member of the mascot committee "I've heard some kids say they are CLEBURNE Eleanor Allen of Keene died Thursday at a Cleburne hospital She was 53 Memorial service will be at 2 pm today at the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Keene Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery in Roslyn Pa at a later date Crosier-Pearson-Mayfield Funeral Home in Cleburne is in charge of arrangements Miss Allen was born in Philadelphia and had lived in Keene for nine years She was an associate professor in the school of nursing at Southwestern Adventist University and was a member of Keene Seventh-day Adventist Church Survivors: Two sisters Anita Facenda of Pennsylvania and Irngart Eigsti of Colorado Linnie Mae Hale Homemaker STEPHENVILLE Linnie Mae Hale of Stephenville died Thursday at a Stephenville nursing home She was 76 Funeral will be at 10 am today at Stephenville Funeral Home Burial will be in Mission Gardens of Memory Cemetery in Stephenville Mrs Hale was a lifelong resident of Erath County She' was a homemaker and a member of Valley Grove Baptist Church in Stephenville Survivors: Son Doyle Hale of Houston two daughters Norma Jean Hancock of Stephenville and Barbara Coltharp of Seymour brother Blackie Pack of Stephenville three sisters Juanita Ratliff Lola Bell Pack and Elsie Gregory all of Stephenville five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren Cliffie Ann Shiflet Homemaker GAINESVILLE Cliffie Ann Shiflet of Nocona a former Gainesville resident died Thursday at a Nocona nursing home She was 95 Funeral will be at 2 pm today at the Vemie Keel Funeral Home in Gainesville Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in Gainesville Mrs Shiflet was born in Oklahoma She was a homemaker a member of the First United Methodist Church in Gainesville and a member of the Order of Eastern Star in Pilot Point Survivors: Two sons Wayne Shiflet of Fort Worth and Thomas Shiflet of Springfield Mo three daughters Hazel West of Gainesville Billie Milburn of Nocona and Richard Simpson Police officer -rit ARLINGT6N Richard Simp-j son an Arlington police officer died Wednesday in Montana He was 44 Funeral will be at 3:30 pm today at Lake Arlington Baptist Church where he was a member Burial will be in( Moore Memorial Gardens in Arlington Hugh Moore Sons Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Mr Simpson was born in Dallas and had lived in Arlington for most of his' life He graduated from Sam Houston High School Ui The family suggests memorials be made to the Richard Simpson Memorial Fund at Arlington State Bank Box 170009 Arlington 76003 Ml Survivors: Two daughters Lori Simpson and Wendy Simpson both of Arlington and sister Linda Smith of Atlanta Ga 3 NOTICES homes to the Classified Advertising home for additional information ROGERS VERNON LEON ROG- ERS 90 of Fort Worth passed away Thursday Survivors: Daughters Mrs Kenneth Pate Azle son James Rog- 1 ers Haltom City sis-- ters Pauline Lee Fort Stockton MariorieMor-T ris Odessa brother Barnett Rogers Lub-' bock grandchildren1' Gary Rogers Utah Debra Brown Fort Worth Sandra Morrow (i Burleson five great-: grandchildren Services 2 pm Saturday Mount Olivet Chapel Mr Robert Gahhart and Mr" Robert Dodson officlat-t Ing Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery Ar- rangements MOUNT OLIVET 2301 North Sylvania at 28th Street 831-0511 DENTON Jay Green of Denton died Thursday in an automobile accident in Bentonville Ark He was 29 Funeral will be at 1 0 am Monday at the Schmitz-Floyd-Hamlett Funeral Home in Denton Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park in Denton Mr Green was born in San Angelo He was a 1979 honor graduate of Momence High School in Momence HI He had attended the University of Illinois and the University of North Texas He was a veteran of the Army having served in Germany He had worked for Texas Instruments in Lewisville as a security guard and was working at Sneaky Pete's Restaurant in Lewisville at the time of his death The family suggests that memorials be made to Cash for Kids 1121 Dallas Drive Denton 76201 Survivors: Parents Richard and Betty Green of Denton and two sisters Jana Green of Denton and Jeri Turrell of Bradley 111 Raymond Cummings Camp County native FORT WORTH Raymond Cummings a Camp County native died Wednesday at his Fort Worth home He was 75 Funeral will be at noon tomorrow at Hickory Hill CME Church in Pittsburg Camp County Gregory Spencer Funeral Directors is in charge of arrangements Mr Cummings was born in Pittsburg and had lived in Oakland Calif for 30 years He recently moved to Fort Worth Survivors: Three sisters Mable Ford of Fort Worth Myrdis Johnson of Pittsburg and Arnetta Henderson of Oakland FUNERAL Death Notices an provided by funeral Department Please call the funeral BREDTHAUER TOMMY MOORE BREDTHAUER 71 of Houston died Friday October 26 He was born In Burton Texas and graduated from Bren-ham High School and Texas Chritlan University where he lettered In track and was a member of theex-letterman association He served as a captain In the US Air Force Hewasafllghtln-structor and a P38 pilot with the 319th squadron He received the Victory Medal American Theater Campaign Medal Asiatic Campaign Medal Air Vtedal Phlli-pine Liberation Ribbon 3 purple hearts and 9 bronze service stars He completed 38 missions He as a cha rter member of Soring Branch Christian Church where he served as an elder and worked In many capacities He worked In pharmaceutical sales and had a ranching operation with his brother Bredthauer in Burton Texas He was a member of Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association He Is survived by his wife of 47 years Miriam Gibson Bredthauer of Henderson three children Pam Campbell and son-in-law Sonny Campbell and Bill Bredthauer and daughter-in-law Lissie Bredthauer of Fort Worth and Becky Hall and son-in-law ick Hall ofKatyalsoluchildren Carrie Mandy Chad Brett Campbell Haley Shannon Taylor Hall Cole Drew Thomas Bredthauer he's also survived by two sisters Conn ie Stoerner of Falkeof Gldd-Ings and a brother Bredthauer sister-in-law Evelyn Bredthauer of Burton and many nieces nephews The family will receive visitors at Waltrip Funeral Home Saturday October 27 from 7-9 pm Funeral services will be held 1:00 pm Sunday October 28 at Spring Branch Christian Church 9005 Westvlew with ev Don Jeanes officiating Graveside services will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery at 4:00 pm In Burton Texas Pallbearers will be: Ed MilllngJackWIgglnton Herb Powell Bobby Bass Charles McKls-slck Robert FalkeCW Clifton CL Garrett and Larry Workman Arrangements Waltrip Funreal Directors 14)5 Campbell Road Hous-ton Texas 7 13-465-2525 KUYKENDALL DAN KUYKENDALL was 25 years owner of a tl Services will Saturday In Hills Memorial Interment Bluebonnet Park Father Louisa Perrin Texas Melinda mother McWilliams brother Jodey and sister Lightsey and of Fort Jim Irving and family Carl Euless aunts Moulet of Betty McTee Santa May Princeton Beth Purtell grandfather Bryant of foster brother Ray Jr of friends Jamie of Jackie Weatherford Tenant BLUEBONNET FUNERAL COLLEYVILLE BLVD MARTIN MABEL Survivors: and and jvre Cox two brpthers Fsrt Worth Gldlev grar-'ldren Bra Moo' ou Izona Mc' Li Vartin Lev le illdren Seat jfid Kyle Justin and Casey Martin Services 1:30 ras Chape Rev of elating 3 pm Point Cemetery County LUCAS FUNERAL 6450 Brentwood Rd FOR DIAL Use Mexican police dismantle alien smuggling operation AZLE Funeral for Jenifer Rene Kel ley 2 who died WpHnpcrtav in Tar Iar-fJ rant County will be fs at 1 1 am today at Eagle Mountain Bap- -g tist Church Burial Jl will be in Dido Ceme- -t tery Biggers Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Survivors: Parents Jeffery and Debra Kelley of Azle brother Justin Pirie of Azle two sisters Kimberly LeAnn Kelley and Brandy Marie Kelley both of Azle grandparents Charles and Judy Kelley and Dale and Mildred Stephenson all of Azle and great-grandparents Ray and Louise Jarvis of Fort Worth and A and Syble Woodard of Eastland WP 'Bill' Morrison Business owner FORT WORTH WP "Bill" Mor rison owner of Bill's Trading Post died Thursday at a Fort Worth hospital He was 77 Funeral will be at 11:30 am today at Shannon Rose Hill Funeral Chapel Burial will be in Shannon Rose Hill Memorial Park Mr Morrison was bom in Dallas and had lived in Fort Worth for 68 years He was a member of the Masonic Lodge No 1 140 served as a trustee for Isham Cemetery and helped found the Civic League and volunteer John White fire department Mr Morrison had been active in planning and developing of the east side and Meadowbrook sector Survivors: Wife Susan Ruth Morrison of Fort Worth son Johnny Morrison of Fort Worth daughter Barbara Morrison Lyon of Fort Worth four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Lydia Ann Sexton Administrative assistant AZLE Memorial service for Lydia Ann Sexton 26 an administrative assistant who died Wednesday in Tarrant County from injuries suffered in an auto accident will be at 3 pm tomorrow at Eagle Mountain Baptist Church Biggers Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Ms Sexton was born in Fort Mammoth NJ and had lived in Azle for seven months Survivors: Father Eduardo Lebron of Kileen mother Georgia Clay of Houston sister Elan Lynn Lebron of Houston and grandparents George and Ruby Clay of Houston Carol Hall Hair stylist ARLINGTON Carol Hall a hair stylist died Thursday at an Arlington hospital She was 25 Funeral Mass will be at 2:30 pm today at St John the Apostle Catholic Church Burial will be in Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park in Colleyville Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Miss Hall was born in Sioux Falls SD and was a former resident of Springfield Mo Survivors: Father Gary Hall of Arlington mother Janet Hall of Springfield three brothers Gary Hall of Keller Ronald Hall of Fort Worth and David Hall of Arlington and sister Nancy Millican of Keller Mabel Martin Homemaker COLLEYVILLE Mabel Martin a homemaker died yesterday at her Colleyville home She was 79 Funeral will be at 1:30 pm Monday at Lucas Moore Funeral Home on Brentwood Stair Road Burial will be in Pleasant Point Cemetery near Alvara-do Mrs Martin was born in Johnson County and moved to the Fort Worth area in 1941 She was a member of Liberty Missionary Baptist Church Survivors: Daughter Ernie Cox of Dallas two brothers Odell Gidley of Fort Worth and Weldon Gidley of Everman four grandchildren and six great-grand-children Dan Michael Kuykendall Businessman COLLEYVILLE Dan Michael Kuykendall of Perrin died Thursday from injuries suffered in an auto accident in Decatur He was 25 Funeral will be at 1 pm today at Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home in Colleyville Burial will be in Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park Cemetery in Colleyville Mr Kuykendall was born in Arlington He was the owner of a tire company Survivors: Father and stepmother Ward and Louise Kuykendall of Perrin mother Mary McWilliams of Pampa brother Jodey Kuykendall of Euless sister Tammy Lightsey of Fort Worth foster brother David Ray Jr of Lillian and arandfathpr WC Rrvant of McKinnev f7 ir A VI MICHAEL He old and an recompany beat 1 pm Bluebonnet Chapel will be in Hills Memorial Survivors Include 8 step-mothtr Ward and Kuykendall of finance Caraway of Decatur Mary of Pampa Kuykendall family of Euless Tammy son Christopher Worth uncles Kuykendall of Kuykendall of Port Arthur Kuykendall of Martha California of Euless Brewer of and Mary of McKin-ney McKinney David Lillian Patterson Weatherford Aldrldge of and Michael of Mansfield HILLS HOME 5725 COLLEY-VIL1E 281-8751 Russell Sebastian student not going to come to school" Sebastian said "It's time to change it It's hurt too many people way too many people I've seen too many of my friends shed tears over this" Sean Moch an 18-year-old senior and basketball player who is one of several blacks on the committee was uncertain that the theme change would help settle racial tensions "Maybe it will help Maybe it won't Some people are still going to be angry" Moch said "Last year being a rebel was pretty cool to me But when most of the kids started wanting to bring the flag back most of the black students started looking back to Civil War times" Fulton said six students were suspended earlier this week for three days in connection with the Oct 19 melee and Thursday's pep rally was canceled Fulton said changing the mascot will cost thousands of dollars For example replacing the school sign bearing the Yosemite Sam symbol will cost about $1000 he said The Rebels name or the Yosemite Sam symbol is on athletic uniforms school walls and in the name of the school newspaper Rebetetion Ronny White school district athletic director said a new set of uniforms will run more than $60000 Fulton said he will present the school board with a detailed list of the costs at the board's Nov 13 meeting "I would hope that they would help us that they would provide assistance" Fulton said ring also would sell the undocumented immigrants INS 1-444 travel documents allowing them to pass beyond the 25-mile zone They used the crossing cards to obtain the travel documents De La Cruz said Some in the smuggling ring would obtain several travel documents per week he said The ring smuggled about 1000 immigrants per year to San Antonio the Border Patrol agent said Ring members would collect the border crossing cards from the traveling immigrants at San Antonio then return the cards to Nuevo Laredo for further rentals They reportedly grossed about $1 million per year by charging the illegal immigrants from $750 to 1 500 for the rented crossing cards and travel permits Central and South Americans would be charged about twice as much as Mexican customers De La Cruz said Agents from Gobernacion the federal Mexican department conducting the investigation found hundreds of legitimate INS documents in the Nuevo Laredo lawyer's office officials said They included border crossing cards Texas birth certificates marriage licenses letters of employment Mexican military ID cards Mexican passports with valid US visas Texas vehicle titles and US Social Security cards "We're appreciative of the cooperation they Mexican authorities have given us because now we're able to attack not only the operations on this side of the border but also the organizations in Mexico" De La Cruz said Act also open the door to another large market for Texas natural gas utility and industrial broilers he said These broilers according to Mauro are required to reduce such emissions as nitrogen oxide and sulfur oxide The US Public Interest Research Group issued a statement saying the 1 3-year wait for a clean air bill capable of controlling toxic air pollution "which in Texas exceeds 169 million pounds per year may soon be over" "With President Bush's approval of this bill we will be on our way to eliminating toxic air pollution smog acid rain and ozone depleting chemicals" said Paul Garlinghouse of the Public Interest Research Group Kramer of the Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter said: "The imposition of stronger air quality measures will lead to job creation as new pollution-control IAI Card ol Thanks MB43 i Cemstsry Lots MS44 Death Notices MMO Florists M841 I Funeral Horns M84 Legal Services M847 M841 Florists- Associated rrcss LAREDO Mexican authorities have broken up an organization that over the past decade made millions of dollars renting legitimate US immigration documents to people seeking to enter the United States illegally a US official said yesterday Mexican federal agents infiltrated the ringafter US immigration officials asked for help said Joe De La Cruz supervisory special agent with the US Border Patrol's anti-smuggling unit at Laredo "What they did was launch an operation on their own to identify infiltrate and dismantle the organization that was responsible for providing the documents that we were encountering in the United States" De La Cruz said Mexican immigration officials Thursday raided the office of Nuevo Laredo attorney Ezequiel Padilla Gonzalez 43 Documents found at the office show that he led the organization for at least 10 years De La Cruz said Five other people also were arrested and charged under Mexican law with alien smuggling and document falsification according to the Border Patrol The ring primarily used border crossing cards The US Immigration and Naturalization Service issues the cards to Mexicans living near the United States who can show a need to enter this country frequently The cards allow entry as far as 25 miles from the border Members of the Nuevo Laredo-based smuggling organization would hire Mexicans to obtain the cards which later were rented to others trying to enter the United States illegally The Jimmie Curbo of Fort Worth 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren Faberon Snow Oil company worker KRUM Faberon Snow of Krum died yesterday at a Dallas veterans hospital He was 73 Funeral will be at 2 pm Monday at the Asbury United Methodist Church in Denton where he was a member Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park in Denton Schmitz-FIoyd-Ham-lett Funeral Home in Denton is in charge of arrangements Mr Snow was born in Gamer He was retired from Superior Oil Co He was a member of the Phil Miller Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Survivors: Son William Snow of Krum daughter Jan Ulrich of Denton three brothers William Snow of Irving Ralph Snow of Trinity NC and Blake SnowofLewisvillejand threesistersLore-na Thompson and Mary Boren both of Denton and Myrt Selby of Krum Jacqueline Thomas Homemaker DENTON Jacqueline Thomas of Denton died Thursday at her home She was 64 i Graveside service will be at 4:30 pm today at the Cooper Creek Cemetery near Denton DeBerry Funeral Home in Denton is in chargeof arrangements Mrs Thomas was born in New Jersey She was a homemaker She was a member of the St Barnabas Episcopal Church in Denton Survivors: Two sons Matthew Thomas of Denton and Robert Thomas of Lewis-ville three daughters Linda Burkhardt of Denton Pamela Spencer of Lewisville and Bonnie Kernagis of New Jersey and five grandchildren JD Sprabary Denton employee DENTON JD "Tom" Sprabary of Denton died Thursday at a Denton hospital He was 71 Funeral will be at 2 pm today in the Lindsay Street Assembly of God in Denton where he was a member Burial will be in Swisher Cemetery in Lake Dallas Goen-Hudgens Funeral Home in Denton is in charge of arrangements Mr Sprabary was born in Lake Dallas Before he retired he worked for the solid waste department for the city of Denton 1 The family suggests that memorials be made to the Lindsay Street Assembly of God Building Fund in Denton Survivors: Wife Lou Venia Sprabary of Denton four sons Phillip Sprabary Danny Sprabary and Michael Sprabary all of Denton and Gary Sprabary of Sanger daughter Ellen Sprabary of Denton brother Ed Sprabary of Denton and nine GMARTIN 79 Daughter ion-ln-law Ernie Dallas Odell Gidley Weldon Everman four Kere Flower Cox Phoenix Kelly Rockport Cox six great-gra Ryan Braxton Chelsea Cox McNeely pm Monday and Moore Taylor Interment Pleasant Johnson Arrangements MOORE HOME Stair 496-4767 Mauro predicts US act will clean air encourage use of natural gas 332-2265 'J Metro 429-91 16 M843 Card Of Thanks Wesendthanksanddeepappre-1 ciatlon to our countless friends and associates for the many cards lovely flowers gifts and personal expressions of svm- pathv You touched our hearts The presence of Bvron's friends were especially felt and needed and cherished To all of you who attended the funeral service we felt vour presence and support Thank you all for vour beauty THE FAMILY OF: BYRON WESLEY GAUNTT M844 Cemetery Lots 3 LOTS at Bluebonnet Hills Win sell separately 1450 each 512-756-2450 Bluebonnet Hills 2 spaces Si 50 ea 244-549 RESULTS 332-3333 Classified Bluebonnet Hills 4 spaces rest S2500 485-35?) 2 spaces In Greenwood Live Oak Addition 44 1 -9364731-3541 2 LOTS Laurel Land Garden ot Heace lii vmi rruuuml A Intc mmnbitA tunerais tji uoo GREENWOOD 2 Spaces 4 lots In Moore Gardens 277-8623 or 275-5075 4 choice lots In Bluebonnet 1 or all 737 4394 Moving 2memorial lots In Lau- rel Land S600 ea 457-3309 Star Telegram 11 Chamber at (817) 336-2491 ext 249 CLASS Just For Kids! Every Tuesday Associated Press AUSTIN The new federal Clean Air Act not only will cut air pollution but will encourage use of Texas natural gas state Land Commissioner Garry Mauro said yesterday "We've made the essential first step toward wiping away the haze and fog that has tainted the spacious skies of Texas and America for so many years" Mauro said The act was passed in the House last night and was sent to the Senate where quick approval was expected Mauro said the federal act incorporates provisions of a Texas law that requires certain fleets of vehicles to switch to cleaner fuels such as compressed natural gas He said the federal law "aims at fleets In 27 cities with the dirtiest air" including Houston The latest revisions to the Clean Air Fort Worth ANNOUNCES 11 1991 ECONOMIC OUTLOOK CONFERENCE November 13 Call the Fort Worth S71JU I 1 1C1M Jz 'tj tm.