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Brotherhood awards presented at a Tuesday banquet by the National Con- erence of Christians and Jews are admired by local NCCJ co-chairman Jack Newman, right, and, I to recipients Frank Bennack, S. J. Davis and Robert Rosow. 3 receive honor for human service S. J.

Davis, Frank A. Bennack Jr. and Robert Rosow were honored Tuesday by the National Conference of Christians and Jews for distinguished service in the field of human relations. SAN ANTONIO February 19 Page 5-C Death Notices About 500 San Antonians gathered at the Convention Center for the 22nd annual Brotherhood Banquet sponsored by the local NCCJ chapter. is the essence of what civilized people use for advancement and said chapter co-chairman Jack Newman.

honorees epitomize the actual meaning of Educator Davis received a standing ovation from those attending the evening $50-a-plate banquet for his acceptance speech in which he told of the of attitudes in the country. tremendous change has taken place in the area of human said Davis, an Alamo City Chamber of Commerce director. the past 20 years a revolution of attitudes has of the change resulted from people working in NCCJ and other religious David is an officer of the United Negro College Fund, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and San Antonio Board of Realtors. Bennack, general manager of the Hearst newspaper chain and former publisher of the San Antonio Light, was honored for his Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce North Expressway Task Force work. Rosow, a certified Public Accountant, was honored for his of upgradint standards and brotherhood of man and his service to community He is a director of the Jewish Social Service Federation, St.

University Alumni Association, USO, and is president of United Way and of the Southwest Council on the Union American Hebrew Congregations. THE SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS AND THE SAN ANTONIO TEXAS EXES CLUB PROUDLY PRESENT jr IN CONCERT! Sunday, March 2nd, 2:30 P.M. Theatre for the Performing Arts 110-member Longhorn Symphonic Band from the University of Texas at Austin will by in concert for the first lime ever in San Antonio! Inder the direction of Vincent R. DiNino, Director of The University of Texas Longhorn Rand since 1955, the Longhorn Symphonic Band comes to San Antonio under the sponsorship of the Ev in co-operation nilh the San Antonio Texas Exes Club. Tickets also available at all three Sears Stores and Southern Music Company.

ADMISSION ONLY $1 WITH AU PROCEEDS GOING TO THE SAN ANTONIO TEXAS EXES SCHOLARSHIP FUND DON'T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR THIS GREAT SYMPHONIC BAND IN THE FIRST TIME IN SAN ANTONIO! ORDER YOUR TICKETS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY IT'S SURE TO BE A SELLOUT! MAIL TO LONGHORN BAND TICKETS 29069 Son Antonio, Texas 78229 Please send tickets to the longhorn Bond Concert at Ihe Theater for the Performing Arts on Sunday, March 2, to NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP I have enclosed ($1 fot each ticket), which I understand goes toward the A Texas Exes Club Scholarship Fund (Make checks and Money Orders payable to San Antonio Texas Exes) i NOTE: PLEASE ENCLOSE A SELF-ADDRESSED, i STAMPED ENVELOPE FOR PROMPT RETURN OP.VOUR ARMSTRONG Mr. Roy Ptrillip Armstrong, 59, of 218 E. Glenview died Feb. 17. Resident of Son Antonio and a member of the Northridge Park Baptist Church, Local No.

14. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Audry M. Armstrong, San Antonio; sons, Leon G. Armstrong, Houston, Ronald J.

Armstrong, Son Antonio; three grandchildren; brothers, Amos Armstrong, Son Antonio, Horry Armstrong, Cairo, Norman Armstrong, Mavett, Charles Armstrong, Topeka, sister, Mrs. Montana Sheiy, San Pedro, Calif. Graveside services and interment 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, Sunset Memorial Park, Rev.

James Reid officiating. Visitation will be held at Sunset Funeral Chapels 4 to 10 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19. SUNSET Memorial Park Kuneral Chapels 1701 Austin 828-2811 BALDWIN Mrs.

Helen H. Baldwin, age 71, of 1115 Essex Avenue, passed away Sunday, Feb. 14, 1975 in a local hospital. She was a native of Jacksonville, former resident of Chicago, III. and San Antonio resident for 32 years.

Survivors: Husband, Clarence Baldwin; sons, Kenneth Baldwin of Portland, Gene and Robert Baldwin of San Antonio, Joe Baldwin of Seattle, Wash, and Clarence Baldwin Jr. of Son Antonio, Texas; brothers, Harry and Jack Hart; also nine grandchildren aad three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted 11 a.m. Wednesday in Mission Pork Funeral Chapel with Rev. Loren White officiating.

Interment to follow in Mission Burial Park. Arrangements by 101 101 101 CELAYA Mrs. J. S. (Vickie) Celava, 49, ot 447 Lake Placid Drive in Seguin, passed away February 18, 1975 in a Corpus Christi hospital.

Funeral services will be Wednesday, February 19 at 2:30 p.m. in the Cage-Mills Downtown Chapel. Entombment in Seaside Mausoleum Corpus Christi, Texas. Survived by her husband Joe Celavo of Seguin, 3 sisters, Mrs. C.K.

Richards of Austin, Mrs. Johnnie Williams of Phoenix, Arizono, Mrs. Wyman Crawley of Bellaire, Texas, brother, Frank Wilson of Phoenix, Ariz. Arrangements by Cage-Mills Funeral Director Downtown Chapels Corpus Christi, Texas CPS bill has woe in House EXPRESS CAPITOL BUREAU AUSTIN A legislative shakeup of City Public Service appeared in trouble late Tuesday as it was sent to what appeared to be an unfriendly House subcommittee. Two subcommittee members said the preferred local action on the CPS situation instead of state action is proposed by Rep.

Joe House Bill 142. The third panel member. Rep. Tony Dramberger of San Antonio, vowed the measure would never get out of subcommittee if he could help it. Service has done a good job all the way through and I want to make a political football out of he declared.

Rep. measure would require four of the five CPS trustees to come from single member districts. In addition, a referendum would be called for voters to decide whether they want CPS posts to be elective. The fifth trustee would continue to be the mayor. Hernandez and four witnesses appeared for the bill before the House Natural Resources Committee.

The lone opposing witness was attorney Ralph Langley, representing the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. The author insisted it is constitutional but committee members were almost unanimous in doubting whether the CPS restructuring could legally be accomplished with the bill. Langley asserted it would change a pre-existing contract between the city and bondholders and therefore be illegal. Committee Chairman Tom Craddiek of Midland said he intended to ask Atty. Gen.

John Hill Wednesday for an opinion on legality. McGowan will speak at banquet Municipal court judge Clarence McGowan will be the banquet speaker at the annual convention of the Church Ushers Union here Wednesday through Sunday. The banquet, set for 7 p.m. Saturday at the Menger Hotel, will highlight the convention. Some 500 delegates from San Antonio, Houston, Dallas and Austin are expected to attend the convention headquartered at the St.

James AME Church, 410 N. Richter St. Local pastors will speak at the church every night of the convention except Saturday. Speakers include the Rev. Roger Givens of the St.

James Church, Wednesday; the Rev. I). H. Hall of Mount Rose Baptist Church, Thursday; the Rev. Robert, Forte of Mount Gilead Baptist Church, Friday, and the Rev.

S. L. Jackson of New Hope Baptist Church, Sunday 8 arrested BILBAO, Spain (AP) Eight alleged members of the outlawed Spanish Communist party were arrested and charged with distributing subversive propaganda through this Basque region Tuesday. A MISSION PARK PMMMAL CHAP loop 13 MiMion ltd. BROUGHTON Loren A.

"Brother" Broughton, age 54 years, of 4522 S. Presa died Feb. 14, 1975 in local hospital. Member of Local No. 142 Plumbers and Pipe Fitters Union.

Survivors: Wile, Mrs. Annie Lee Broughton; sons, William Loren, John Allen and Curtis D. Broughton; brother, J. W. Broughton; sister, Mrs.

Ruby Hinds; five grandchildren. Services Thursday 2:00 p.m. at Riebe-Sounders Chapels, interment in Mission Burial Park. Arrangements by DAVIES Mrs. Hazel Grace Davies, age 85 years, of 838 Saipan Place, passed away Monday the 17th of February at a local hospital.

A native of Chicago, Illinois, Member of Saint Lawrence Catholic Church, she had resided in San Antonio the past 25 years. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Lillian Edmunds; 4 grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Peg Marx and Mrs. Alice Trickel and one nephew.

Rosary was held at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the 18th of February at the Southside Funeral Home, Mass: 10 a.m. Wednesday the 19th of February at Saint Lawrence Catholic Church. Interment: San Jose Burial Pork under the Direction of 922-4339 4301 S. DENNING Wesley H.

"Curley" Denning, age 44, of 4701 Blanco Rd. died Tuesday. He was a member of Laurel Heights United Methodist Church, and was a well known construction foreman in the San Antonio areo. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Reba Nell Brian Denning; sons, John Wesley Denning, Stanley Douglas Denning, Austin; doughter, Mrs.

Weslyn Bel Dawkins; step-daughters, Mrs. Reba Jeanette Lawrence, Mrs. Peggy Jean Webber, all of Dallas; 5 grandchildren. Memorial Service Wednesday at 4 o'clock in the Colonial Chapel of the Porter Loring Mortuary, Sidney L. Lawrence officiating.

Arrangements with Porter Loring 1 ioi ullough 227-8221 ieb 1119N.St. Mary Brooklyn BURGESS MRS. EMELY PEARL BURGESS, 418 Vanderbilt, born in Rosebud, Texas, 2nd July 1885, entered rest 18th February 1975 at the age of 49 years. Memorial services will be held P.M. ALAMO CHAPELS with the Rev.

Claude Ellis officiating and interment to follow in Mission Burial Park (South). Survivors: Husband, Richard H. Burgess, Major, USA City; daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Lorane) Agee, Mrs. Lloyd (Hazel) Welch, both San Antonio, Texas, Mrs.

Ervin (Mary Ruth) Dulaney, Hampton, son, Paul J. Burgess, Burnet, Texas; son-in-laws: Stanley Agee, Lloyd Welch, both City, Ervin Dulaney, Hampton, sister, Mrs. Mary Dearmin, Fort Worth, brother, John Rogers, Troup, Tex. nine grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren and a host of friends. Mrs.

Burgess was a 50 year member of Riverside Baptist Church and has been a resident of this city more than 40 years. Casket bearers: Richard P. Burgess, Stanley J. Agree, Michael Welch, Noel Schultz, Robert Merrill and Turner Gauntt. Honorary Pallbearers will be the active deacons of Riverside Baptist Church.

Services under the direction of a member ot The Leion Cude Family. TksAeoMo 225-5731 N. Brooklyn BUENTELLO Miss Tonie K. Buentello, 21, of 8103 Sleepy Forest died Feb. 14.

Resident ot San Antonio 10 years, member of the Catholic Church. Miss Buentello graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1973. Survivors: Father, Mr. Antonio Buentello, San Antonio; mother, Mrs. Herta Perry, San Antonio; sisters, Arleen Buentello, San Antonio, Pot Buentello, San Marcos.

Rosary wilt be recited 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19, Roy Akers Funeral Chapels. Procession will leave Roy Akers Funeral Chapels 9:15 a.m. Thursday, Feb.

20, for a 9:40 a.m. Mass to be held ot the Post Chapel, Ft. Sam Houston, Father Paul Raaz, Celebrant. Interment Ft. Sam Houston Notional Cemetery.

226-7201 CAPPS Clyde Capps, 92 years of 1514 Santa Anna, died Sunday in a local hospital. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Mabel Capps; daughters, Mrs. J.A. (Doris) Dobbins, Mrs.

O.L. (Cleo) Holmes, and Miss Margaret Capps, all of San Antonio; son, Frank Capps, Arlington, Va. grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Memorial Services Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., at Los Angeles Heights United Methodist Church. Those desiring may make memorials to a chairty of their choice.

Arrangements with jebe I1I9N St Mary atBrooMvn Area deaths RIGGINS, Mrs. Charles (Cecilia Ebel), 64, Sanderson. Services at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Seydler-Hill Funeral Chapel, Gonzales. KOETHER, Pelmore 47 of Flo res ville.

p.m. Thursday at Vinyard Funeral Home in Poth. RILEY, Julius of Floresville. Services 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Vinyard Funeral Home in Floresville.

Work stopped RIO DE JANIERO, Brazil (AP) Torrential raias, lack of building materials and disease have forced suspension of construction on the nearly completed highway that was to link Brazil and Colombia by 1977, according to Transport Ministry. rnmmm Adsllsj 225-16661 MONTEZ Mrs. Aurora (Ora) Campa Montez, 1847 Ruiz Street, born in Brownsville, Texas, October 13, 1904, entered rest Monday, Feburary 17, 1975, at the age ot 70 years, Mrs. Montez was a resident of San Antonio for 40 years. Rosary will be recited in the Max Martinez Chapel Tuesday, February 18 at 7:30 p.m.

Requiem Mass will be offered Wednesday, Feburary 19 at a.m. from St. Agnes Catholic Church 804 Ruiz Street with Fr. Josep Sweeney officiating. Concluding set vices will follow in Ft.

Sam Housto National Cemetery. Survivors: Siste Mrs. Amparao M. Hernandez; brother-in-law Mr. Rodolfo Hernandez.

Services under the direction of 2015 W. Martin 227-4281 Brownsville Hearld Please copy MORRISON Dr. Josephine Morrison, passed away February 17, 1975 at tho ago of 92, sht was born June 19, 1882. Her services will be Wednesday, February 19,1975 at 2:30 p.m. from tho Hurley Chapel in Devine and burial will be at tho Evergroon Cemetery.

She is survived by 2 sons, Robert B. and Lester j. Morrison both of San Antonio; 2 granddaughters, Mrs. Roberta Jones of Downey, California and Mrs. Eva Marie Hanes of Charlotte, North Carolina, and 3 great grandchildren, 1 sister, Mrs.

Arline Sprayberry of Dimmit, Texas. Service under the direction of HURLEY FUNERAL HOME Devine, Texas FLORES MISS JOSEPHINE rg-nwai 0 1 FLORES, 3031 W. LU-HKjlJ Woodlawn, born in Graytown, Texas, March 17, 1900, entered rest Feb. 17, 1975 ot the age of 74 yrs. ROSARY TUESDAY PM ALAMO CHAPELS FUNERAL MASS WEDNESDAY 10:00 AM ST.

MICHAELS CATHOLIC CHURCH wifi interment to Follow in Son Fernando Cemetery No. 2. Survivors: Brother, Mr. R. Joe Flores, Gray- fawn, Texas; and a host of friends ir San Antonio.

Miss Flores was 0 member of St. Michaels Catholic Cturch and has been a resident of San Antonio for the past 72 yrs. Services under the direction ot a member ot The Lelon Cude Family. N. GONZALES MR.

FEDERICO (FRED GONZALES, 3930 S. Walters born in Pt. Texas, Sept. 2, 1923, entered rest Feb. 17, 1975 at the age of 51 yrs.

ROSARY WEDNESDAY 8:00 PM ALAMO CHAPELS FUNERAL MASS THURSDAY 9:45 AM ST. MARGARET CHURCH with Rev. Msgr. Alexander C. Wangler as celebrant and interment to follow in Ft.

Sam Houston Natl. Cemetery with full militory honors. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Marie Gonzales; daughters, Mrs. Joe (Betty) Withers, Mrs.

Jaun (Virginal Soto; sons, Fred R. Gonzales, Seadrill, Texas, Bobby Joe end Tommy Fredrick Gonzales; mother, Mrs. Sara Gonzales, City; sisters, Mrs. Joe (Amelio) Chano, City, Mrs. Wayne (Isabel).

d. Corpus Christi, Mrs. George (Clara) Ureste Seadrift, Mrs. Gene (Lenor) Brennan, Castalia, Mrs. Rex (Morgoret) Rutledge, City; brothers, Eddie Gonzales, Pt.

R.M. Gonzales, Tacoma, John Manuel and Henry P. Gonzales, City, Jimmy Gonzales, Schertz, Frank Gonzales, Son Diego, Calif. Hugh Gonzales, City; 10 grandchi! dren. Mr.

Gonzales was a member of St. Margaret Mary's Cath. Church, VFW Judson Post No 2059 and has been resident of San Antonio for the post 24 yrs. Services under the direction of 0 member of The Lelon Cude Family. Tkb At 225-5731 N.

HARDER Mrs. Oma Mae Harder, of 125 Shearer Hills, passed on Sunday. She was a member of Second Church 0 Christ Scientist, Phi Eta Sorority, and Council of International Relations. Survivors: Husband, Gerhard J. Harder, brother, Victor Lewis, Malakoff, sisters, Mrs.

Grace Fenner, Malakoff, Williams, San Francisco, nephew, W.M. (Billy) Robertson, San Francisco, nieces, Mrs. P.R. Pantalio, Richmond, Mrs. June Rawlings, Dallas.

Service Wednesday ot o'clock in the Georgian Chapel of the Porter Loring Mortuary. Entombment in Mission Burial Park. Arrangements with Porter Loring 110t McCUOOUGH HERNANDEZ MRS. MERCEDES D. HERNANDEZ.

2051 W. uj. Laurel, born in San Luis Mexico, Sept. 24, 1893, entered rest Feb. 17, at Ihe ope of 81 yrs.

PRAYER SERVICES THURSDAY 8:30 PM ALAMO CHAPELS FUNERAL SERVICES EL BUEN METHODIST CHURCH FRIDAY 11:00 AM WITH Rev. Jose Mediola and Rev. Blanco officiating, and interment to follow in San Fernando Cemetery No. 2. Survivors: Mrs.

Guadalupe Hernandez Valero, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, Mrs. Jesse (Amelia) Mendez, Mrs. Jestiel (Leonor) PaCheco, City; sons, Jose D. 3 ernandez, Nueva Laredo, Mexico, rnest Raymond D. and Joe D.

Hernandez, all of San Antonio; sister, Mrs. Maria Cruz Davila, Mexico City, Mexico; 43 grandchildren; 3) great grandchildren. Mrs. Hernandez was a member of the Methodist Church and has been a resident of San Antonio for the past 54 yrs. Services under the direction of a member of Tho Lolon Cude Family.

Tju, 225-5731 N. Atoms ot Brooklyn RECHTIN Joseph J. Rechtin, of 1543 Babcock passed away February 18, 1975 in a local hospital at the age ot 42 yrs. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Rena Rechtin, San Antonio; sisters, Mrs.

Margaret Amota, Houston, Mrs. Aline Smith, Naples, Mrs. Inez Rogers, Monroe, La. and Mrs. Ardell Dodd, McRae, Ark.

Also, several nieces and nephews. Mr. Rechtin will lie in state from 10:00 a.m. Wednesday until 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.

His remains will be sent to the Powell Funeral Home, Blad Knob, Arkansas for services and interment. Arrangements with 8054 ffodorkksburg ggg.7111. SANDERS Mr. Sam R. Sanders 44 of 1535 Fresno died February 18.

Resident of San Antonio 44 years, member of Helotes Lodge No. 74 Sons of Hermann. Survivors: Daughters, Miss Linda Lou Sanders, Mrs. Sam (Sue) Williams, both of San Antonio; son, Sam R. Sanders, Nashville, sister, Mrs.

Nellie Jones, Abilene, 8 grandchildren and 1 great grandson; numerous nieces and nephews. Graveside services and interment 2 p.m. Thursday, February 20, San Jose Burial Park, Rev. Don Delaplain officiating. 226-7211 SCHINDLER Herman Paul "H.P." Schindler, 104 Mona Lisa, passed away in a local hospital Monday, Feb.

17 1975 at the age of 77 years. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Dresch; sister, Mrs. Rose Parks, City; grandsons, Arthur W. Dresch, City, Roger C.

Dresch, Houston; six great-grandchildren. Rosary was recited in the Dellcrest Chapel Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 8:30 p.m. Funeral services will be held from the Dellcrest Chapel Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 2:30 p.m.

with Rev. Earl Toups officiating. The interment will follow in San Jose Burial Park. Arrangements with firllrrrst 2000 So.W.W. White td.

337-4082 JURGITES MRS. BESSIE M. JURGITES, 1711 N. Pan Am, born in Clarksville, Texas Nov. 24, 1891, entered rest Sunday Feb.

14, 1975 at the age of 83 years. ROSARY TUESDAY 7:00 PM ALAMO CHAPELS FUNERAL MASS WEDNESDAY, 8:30 AM ST. PATRICKS CHURCH with Rev. Msgr. Michael G.

McManus as celebrant and interment to tollow in Ft. Sam Houston Nall. Cemetery. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Dorothy- St.

Clair, City and 0 host ot triends Ip San Antonio Including Mrs. Ruby L. Jones. Mrs. Jurgites was a membi of St.

Patricks Catholic Church, member of Post No. 431 Auxiliary, American Legion and has been a lifelong resident ot San Antonio. Services under the direction of a member of The Ltton Cude Family. Tks A 225-5731 N. it Brooklyn REED Mr.

William E. Reed, age 84, ot 4301 Rockwell, San Antonio, Texas, passed away Tuesday, 18 February 1975 in a local nursing home. Born in Houston, Texas he had been a resident of San Antonio 4 years, was a member of the Methodist Church and the Sampson Masonic Lodge in Highlands, Texas. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Cathern Freeman, of San Antonio; 12 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren; great great grandchild.

Funeral Services 1:00 p.m., Saturday, at Paul U. Lee Funeral Home, Baytown, Texas, followed by Mosonic Graveside Services under the auspices of Sampson Masonic Lodge at Forest Pork Cemetery, Houston, Texas. Remains will lie in state at the Southside Funeral Home until 9:30 p.m., Wednesday. Directions of STRIEGLER Mrs. Blanche Jane Striegler of 4701 Blanco died Feb.

17. Resident of San Antonio 40 years, Charter member of Woodlawn Christian Church, Ada Chapter No. 429 O.E.S. Past Matron's Club of Ada Chapter, Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club. Survivors: Husband, Oran M.

Striegler, San Antonio; daughters, Mrs. Star Warlord, Gannado, Mrs. William H. (Barbara) Holmes, Corpus Christi, four grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Clyde (Beula) Neve, Corpus Christi, Tex.

Services 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, Sunset Funeral Chapels, Rev. Bill L. Brown and Rev.

Harry L. Owens officiating. Entombment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends who desire may make a memorial contribution to the church or charity of their choice. Visitation will be held at Sunset Funeral Chapels, 5 p.m.

to 10 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19, and until service time Thursday. WACLAWCZYK Fred S. Waclawezvk, 319 Mt.

Vernon passed away in a local hospital Monday, February 17, 1975 at the age of 41 years. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Cecilia Waclawezvk; daughters, Mrs. David (Vivian) Polasek, Mrs. Charles (Evelyn) Miculka; sons, Fred E.

and Norman J. Waclawezvk, all ot San Antonio; sisters, Mrs. £tanik Gavlick, Mrs. Emil Richter, Poth, Texas, Mrs. Charles Richardson, Floresville, Mrs.

Agnes Ploch, Mrs. Karl Haycraft, City; 4 grandchildren. Rosary will be recited in St. Cecilia's Catholic Church Tuesday, February 18 at 7:30 p.m. Funeral Moss will be offered in St.

Ann's Catholic Church in Kosciusko, Wednesday, February 19 at 10:00 a.m with Rev. Sigmund Wojciechowski as Celebrant. The interment will follow in St. Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers: Johnny Gavlick, Emil Gavlick, Fred Ploch, Charlie Ploch, Emil Richter, Jr.

and Corl Haycraft. Mr. Waclawezvk was retired from Kelly Air Force Base in 1973 after 30 years of Civil Service and was a Member of St. Cecilia's Catholic Church Holy Name Society. Arrangements with Brllrrrst 2000 So.W.W.

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5 SUNSET 6301 S. Flores RENDON Miss Leticia Rendon, age 11 years, of 122 W. Formosa Street, passed away Monday the 17th February at a local hospital. A native of San Antonio, she was a member of Saint Lawrence Catholic Church. Survivors: Father, Mr.

Joe Rendon; mother, Mrs. Cleotilde Rendon; sisters, Irene, Irma and Ida Rendon. Rosary was said at 7 p.m. Tuesday ot I8fh of February at the Southside Funeral Home, Mass, Wednesday the 19th of February 1:30 p.m. at Saint Lawrence Catholic Church.

Interment, Son Fernando Cemetery No. 2 under the direction of Memorial Park Funeral Chapels 1701 Austin Highway 828-2811 VAN HOUTEN Mrs. Margaret Van Houten, 79, 21 Waller Street, Austin, Texas, died Tuesday. Mrs. Van Houten had served as president of the American Legion Auxiliary No.

114, and was a member of Sunshine Salon of the 40 and 8. Until her retirement she was associated with the City of San Antonio Tox Department. Survivors: Son, George Van Houten of Austin; three grandchildren, David Van Houton 0 Fort Worth; Cathi Van Houten of Dallas; Susan Van Houten of Austin. Services will be held at 1:00 p.m., Thursday in the Post Chapel at Ft. Som Houston.

Rosary will be recited 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Colonial Chapel in Cook-Walden Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Schmitt oHiciating. Interment will be in Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery.

Arrangements with Cook-Walden Funeral Home Austin, Texas Our Tradition Dedicated Service To San Antonians for over 78 years Zizik-Kearns Dow ni ng Me laugher! Funeral Directors since 1896 1322 North St. Mary's 227-2206 6301 S. Floros ICON DO Manuel R. Ricondo, age 32 years, of 401 Sandmever died February 15, 1975. Survivoors: Son, Mario Ricondo; daughter, Marisa Ricondo; parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Manuel do; sisters, Mrs. Angie Romo, Mrs. Paula Witherspoon, Mrs. Nelda Alcala and Miss Sylvia Ricondo.

Rosary Tuesday 8:00 p.m. at Riebe-Saunders Chapels. Procession will deport Riebe-Saunders Chapels Wednesday 9:00 a.m. going to St. Patrick's Catholic Church where funeral Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m.

Interment in Ft. Som Houston National Cemetery with full military honors. Arrangements by RjEBFf 1119 St Mary St atBrooHvn RUIZ Mrs. Ignacia F. Ruiz, 120 Krempkau, born in February 1, 1894, entered rest Monday, February.17, 1975 at the age of 81 years.

Mrs. Ruiz hod been a reidentof San Antonio lor 54 years. Rosary will be recited in the Chapel of Roses at North Pork Mortuary, Wednesday, February 19 at 8 p.m. Requiem mass will be offered Thursday, February 20, ot 9:30 a.m. from St.

Catholic Church, 210 St. Ann with Father Peter O'Callaghan officiating. Concluding services will follow in San Fernando Cemetery No. 2. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs.

Mercedes Ruiz Perez; sons, Domingo, Jose Angel, Jr. and Jesus Ricard Ruiz of San Antonio, and Jose Elias Ruiz of California; sisters, Mrs. Maria de Jesus Libres of Chicago, Mrs. Igancio (Guadalupe) Gonzales ot Corpus Christi; brother, Macrio Flores of Cotulla, Texas, 27 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Services under the direction of Jfartlj ftortuari) 5.11 Fredericksburg 734-5313 RUX MR.

EDWARD A. RUX, 202 Burke born in San Antonio Sept. 11,1916, entered rest Sunday Feb. 16, 1975 at the age ot 58 years. Memorial services will be held WEDNESDAY 1:45 PM ALAMO CHAPELS with Chaplain William Ferguson officiating and interment to tollow in Ft.

Sam Houston Natl. Cemetery with full military honors and under the auspices of Somerset Lodge No 1205 Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Evelyn J. Rux; daughter, Mrs. Richard (Joan) Sarro; lather, William Rux, all ot San Antonio; sister, Mrs.

Betty Means, Los Angeles, brothers, Walter Rux, Victoria, Texas, Herbert Rux, City, grandchildren, Barbara, Cynthia and Carole; several nieces and nephews Mr. Rux was a member of the Lutheran Church, Somerset Lodge No. 1235. Somerset Chapter No. 730, O.E.S.

ond has been a lifelong resident of San Antonio. The family appreciates Ihe beauty and sentiment of flowers however If their triends so desire they may make a contribution to Scottish Rite Crippled Children Hospital, Alzafur Temple, Hospital Fund, P.O. Box 5369, City, 78201. Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Family. tike At Dhretrs ANGELUS FUNERAL HENRY A.

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