ANGELO -Tuesday, May 2, 1989-2A Death Notices Simon Gutierrez MONAHANS Simon Gutierrez, 79, of Tucson, died Friday in Tuscon. Service will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Grandfalls Catholic Church with burial in Grandfalls Cemetery, directed by Harkey Funeral Chapel. He was born March 23, 1910, in Brogado He was a retired farmer and a Catholic. Survivors include his wife, Guadalupe Gutierrez of Pecos; three daughters, Irene Aguila and Angelica Juarrez, both of Tucson, and Anna Maria Hernandez of Pecos; two sons, Candido Gutierrez of Gila Bend, Ariz.
and Dulces Numbres of Hobbs, N.M.; 19 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Mabel Brown PECOS Mabel Lene Brown, 57, died Saturday at Reeves County Hospital. Service will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Pecos Funeral Home chapel with burial in Mount Evergreen Cemetery. She was born Dec.
6, 1931, in Mount Pleasant, and had resided Pecos for most of her life. She was a member of St. James Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Charncy Brown of Pecos; three sons, Danny Ephriam, Benny Ephriam and Bobby Ephriam, all Pecos; her father, George Carter of Tulsa, one brother, Ida B. Black of Fort Worth; one sister, Beatrice Hartfield of Dallas; and 11 grandchildren.
Cruz Gonzales MARFA Cruz Gonzales, 93, of Odessa and formerly of Presidio died Sunday at Providence Memorial Hospital in El Paso. Service will be at 3 p.m. today at Santa Teresa Catholic Church in Presidio. Burial will be in Indio Ranch Cemetery in Presidio County, directed by Memorial Funeral Home. She was born Feb.
23, 1896, in Presidio. She was a homemaker and a Catholic. Survivors include two brothers, Francisco Gonzales and Pablo Gonzales, both of Presidio. Mrs. Frank Griffin COLEMAN Mrs.
Frank Griffin, 86, of Coahoma died Monday in Big Spring. Graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Silver Valley Cemetery, directed by Walker Funeral Home. She was born Sept. 23, 1902 in Brown County.
Survivors include her husband, Frank Griffin of Coahoma; one daughter, Mary Myers of Weather. ford; one son, Stan Griffin of Coahoma; two brothers, Cisero Clark of Lawn, Texas and Clois Clark of Pecos; five grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Kenneth Davis Kenneth Ray Davis, 45, of Water Valley died Sunday in Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital in Kerrville. Services are pending at Johnson's Funeral Home. Katie Dinkel KERRVILLE Katie M.
Dinkel, 97, of Center Point died Sunday in a Fredericksburg hospital. Services are pending at Kerrville Funeral Home. Rebecca Crenshaw Rebecca Crenshaw, 87, a retired schoolteacher, died at 4:15 p.m. Monday in Baptist Memorials Hospital. Services are pending at Robert Massie Funeral Home.
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Karla Ponder, Prog. Dir. 4141 College Hills Blvd. 944-8080 BANDERA Henry R. Adamietz, 69, of Pipe Creek died Sunday at St.
Luke's Lutheran Hospital in San Antonio. Rosary will be at 7:30 p.m. today at Grimes Funeral Chapel. Service will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St.
Stanislaus Catholic Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. He was born Aug. 30, 1919, in Bandera and was a lifelong resident. A U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, he was a carpenter and a member of St.
Stanislaus Catholic Church, where he was an usher. He was also a member of Holy Name Society and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife, Joyce Adamietz of Pipe Creek; seven daughters, Sylvia Moore of Houma, Margaret Duff of Bandera, Dorothy Adamietz of Pearland, Rita Barnhouse of Silver City, N.M., Connie Adamietz of San Antonio, Bernice Rios of Austin and Terri Hudson of Fort Worth; four sons, Raymond Adamietz, Henry M. Adamietz and Bryan Adamietz, all of Bandera, and Tommy Adamietz of Boerne; one sister, Marie Glassco*ck of Bandera; two brothers, John J. Adamietz of Bandera and Felix Adamietz of San Antonio; and 18 grandchildren.
Stena Mitchell Henry Adamietz COLEMAN Stena (Mrs. Charles) Mitchell, 68, of Glen Cove died at 2:30 a.m. Monday at Humana Hospital in Abilene. Service will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Stevens Funeral Home Memorial Chapel.
Burial will be in Glen Cove Cemetery. She was born Feb. 1, 1921, in Loraine, and lived in Novice before moving to Glen Cove. She was a member of Glen Cove Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Charles Mitchell of Glen Cove; three daughters, Lisa Dyer of Tuscola, Denise Rivas of Lenorah and Michelle Howell of Temple; her mother, Cleo Canady of Santa Anna; four brothers, H.D.
Canady of Temple, Willie Jack Canady of Colorado Springs, Warren Canady of Odessa and Gerald Canady of San Jose, two sisters, Doris Rogers of Coleman and Sandra Leamons La Porte; seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Virginia Lewis Virginia Lewis KERRVILLE Virginia Lewis, 75, died Sunday in a San Antonio hospital. Services are pending at Kerrville Funeral Home. Ida Orchard Ida Orchard KERRVILLE Ida Orchard, 94, died Monday in a local care center. Services are pending at Kerrville Funeral Home.
Janice Wallace Janice Wallace SONORA Janice Faulk Wallace, 76, died Monday in Angelo Community Hospital. Services are pending at Kerbow Funeral Home. Travis Adams Travis Adams MONAHANS Travis Adams, 73, died at 6:30 a.m. Monday at Medical Center Hospital in Odessa. Service will be at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at Mangum Chapel in Center. Burial will be in Center Cemetery, directed by Clyde Wilson Funeral Home. He was born Aug. 29, 1915, Shelby County, and had lived in Monahans for 45 years. He was a retired welder and a Baptist.
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Wednesday at Hunt United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Japonica Cemetery in Hunt, directed by Kerrville Funeral Home. He was born Nov. 9, 1919, in Plymouth, Kan. He was an employee relations manager with Texaco, and had lived in Kerrville since 1984.
He was a former Houston resident, an Air Force veteran and a member of the Hunt Volunteer Fire I Department. Survivors include his wife, Mary Chmelik of Hunt; two daughters, Frances Chmelik of Tulsa, and Nancy Butler of Indonesia; one brother, E. John Chmelik of Houston; one sister, Elsie Pond of Needville; and two grandchildren. Calvin Furr KERRVILLE Calvin Furr, 87, of Hunt died Sunday at his residence. Service will be at 2 p.m.
today in Kerrville Funeral Home chapel with burial in Japonica Cemetery in Hunt. He was born April 22, 1 1902, in Kerrville. He was a maintenance foreman for MO Ranch and a stonemason. Survivors include his wife, Beulah Furr of Hunt; one daughter, Millie Wildman of Somerset; one son, Collin Furr of San Antonio; eight grandchildren, 24 greatgrandchildren and one great-greatgrandchild. Funerals TODAY 10 a.m.
in Hunt-Japonica Cemetery SAN ANGELO Edelle Cox in Hunt, directed by Kerrville Hignett, 86, at 3 p.m. at First United Funeral Home. Methodist Church; burial in Fair. KERRVILLE Charlotte F. mount Cemetery, directed by Richards, 90, of Center Point, at 11 Johnson's Funeral Home.
a.m. in Sacred Heart Cinholic BIG SPRING Mrs. J.D. (Elsie) Church of Comfort; burial in Hanco*ck, 83, at 10 a.m.i in Rosewood Garden of Memories Cemetery, Chapel of Nalley-Pickle and Welch directed by Grimes Funeral Funeral Home; burial in Trinity Chapel. Memorial Park.
LLANO Charles "Tony" BIG SPRING Mrs. Tommy Revada, 67, at 2 p.m. in Waldrope(Viola) Stephens, 81, at 2 p.m. in Hatfield Funeral Home chapel; Rosewood Chapel of Nalley-Pickle burial in Llano City Cemetery. and Welch Funeral Home; burial in SAN SABA VanCleave, 53, Trinity Memorial Park.
at 3 p.m. in Chapel of Memories of COLEMAN Ora V. Price, 88, at Sheppard Funeral Home; burial in 10 a.m. in Memorial Chapel of San Saba City Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home; burial in WEDNESDAY Coleman Cemetery.
BANDERA Miller, 90, at KERRVILLE Houston 10 a.m. in Grimes Funeral Chapel; Massey, 73, of Ingram, graveside at burial in Bandera Cemetery. Police need information about Dove Creek burglary Crime Stoppers of San Angelo is offering up to $1,000 for information that will help sheriff's deputies Crime solve a Dove Creek burglary. 4:30 p.m. April 7, someone broke inSometime between 7:30 a.m.
and Stoppers to the Steve Berger home at 12077 Pecan Lane. Items stolen included two this burglary, such as the name of a Pioneer speakers, two guitars, a person involved or the whereabouts guitar tuner, a Peavy amplifier, a of the stolen property, should call Kodak Super 8 movie camera, a the Crime Stoppers Hot Line, (915) movie projector, watches, jewelry 658-4357. All calls are kept confidenand a semi-automatic tial, and callers don't have to reveal rifle. their names. Investigators believe the thieves Cash rewards are paid when inwill attempt to sell the stolen pro- formation on any felony crime, inperty to individuals in the San cluding drug possession and trafAngelo area.
ficking, results in an arrest and Anyone with information about grand jury indictment. Accident injures San Angelo man A 22-year-old San Angelo man was injured in a one- vehicle traffic accident in the 2200 block of North Bryant Boulevard about 1:15 a.m. Monday. The driver, Billy Ira Patterson, 3201 Palo Duro Drive, was treated at Angelo Community Hospital and released, a nursing supervisor said. Traffic investigators said Patterson was driving south on Bryant Boulevard when the vehicle veered off the road and struck a street sign.
The vehicle then crossed a grass median and struck a school crossing light. Damage to the traffic. control signs could be as high as $350, police reported. DECADES QUALITY TODAY'S PRIZES Each of these great prizes will be awarded today from registrations made during today. TUESDAY Men's Ashford Blazer, $130 value Countess Mara tie, $35 value Three prizes of Elizabeth Arden $50 value travel kits I.B.
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McManus apparently lost conbeing trol of his motorbike while going up a rise at high speed, police said. Drug officers arrest 2 suspects during raid Officers with the Rio Concho drug task force arrested two people and seized $1,850 in cash during a narcotics investigation at a San Angelo motel Friday. Lonnie David Merriman, 36, 505 E. 22nd and Gary Dudley Lewis, 33, 1914 S. Concho Drive, are in Tom Green County in lieu of $40,000 bail each, which was set by Peace Justice Ruth Nicholson on charges of felony possession of a controlled substance, amphetamine.
According to a police report, a team of officers went to the motel about 11 a.m. Friday with a search warrant issued by Mrs. Nicholson on the basis of confidential information developed by the task force. One man was arrested in the bathroom after officers found a syringe and an empty plastic package in the tub he was sitting in. The other man in the bathroom was arrested after he discarded a syringe as officers entered the room, according to the police report.
A field test showed the syringes, empty packages and a powdery substance seized in the room contained amphetamine, the report states. A small quantity of a green leafy substance believed to be marijuana, pills and narcotics paraphernalia were found in the room, the report stated. Pool Company to lay off 20 workers Pool Company, with West Texas Region headquarters in San Angelo, has announced plans to lay off about 20 employees in reducing its manufacturing and repair support facilities. The layoffs were required because of the continuation of depressed markets, said James Bomar, regional vice president. The firm's human resources department will provide opportunities for transfer and relocation within its various operations wherever possible, Bomar said.
Job search training and career counseling are being provided for employees unable to relocate, or who choose not to transfer. Recent attempts to sell the company by ENSERCH, its parent company, were deferred in April until "a reasonable market value could be receiv. ed," according to an ENSERCH spokesman. Pool is an oil field services firm that operates in San Angelo and throughout West Texas. It is being carried as a discontinued operation by ENSERCH.
The firm employed about 100 people in San Angelo in April and about 900 in West Texas. Project Graduation to meet Thursday Project Graduation will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the San Angelo Central High School library, according to public relations coordinator Patsy Maddux. "Students will be assigned to committees at the final monthly meeting," Maddux said. After a general meeting, students and parent coordinators will break into committees to organize individual assignments.
Special committees include co*ke float sales which have been rescheduled for May 17, T-shirt sales, publicity, bingo, casino, decorations and prizes and donations. Civic groups or parents who would like to chaperone the chemical-free graduation celebration can leave a message with Maddux at (800) 627-2621, extension 60638. Obituary, death notice policy The Standard-Times publishes at no charge a death notice on every citizen in our readership area who dies. A notice is published at no charge giving the time and place of area funerals. a A nominal rate will be charged for obituaries.
These generally should be placed through area funeral homes and can give a full description of the life of the deceased, including pallbearers, instructions on memorials and other information desired by the family. Photographs are accepted with obituaries only. Obituaries and death notices should be placed by calling the StandardTimes' main number, 653-1221, and asking for the Rewrite Desk. The Standard-Times will publish an' obituary or death notice only if the information is provided by an established funeral home or if an established funeral home is provided as a contact. Obituaries and death notices can be called in from 9 a.m.
to 7:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and from 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. To all customers of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company: Public Notice On March 14, 1989, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company filed with the Public Utility Commission of Texas an application which proposes to revise its Toll Restriction Tariff in Section 21 of the General Exchange Tariff.
The Commission received the application as Docket No. 8700. The application proposes to reduce the monthly rate for Toll Restriction residence service from the current $15 a month to $5 a month per residence access line. This proposed application will affect approximately 2,487 residence customers who presently subscribe to toll restriction. It is estimated that the proposed rate schedule will reduce the Company's annual revenues from this service by approximately $298,000, which is less than one percent of the Company's total intrastate revenues.
If the application is approved, the effective date of the rate reduction will be set according to the Commission's Order. Persons who wish to intervene or otherwise participate in these proceedings should notify the Commission as soon as possible. A deadline to file motions to intervene has been set for May 30, 1989. A request to intervene, participate, or for further information should be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas at 7800 Shoal Creek Suite 400N, Austin, Texas 78757. Further information may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commission Information Office at (512) 458-0223 or (512) 458-0221, teletypewriter for the deaf.
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