WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1979 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 9D Arlington schedules water bond vote Bureau water treatment plant at Lake Arlington, at a cost of In other business, the council: in water Voters will be asked to approve $35.6 $11.5 million, from 72 million gallons per day to 120 Held a hearing on Lone Star Gas requested ARLINGTON and sewer bonds Jan. 12, City Council million to meet projected demand. rate increase. The company is asking for an increase of The Tuesday. Other improvements are: scheduled over the next 15.15 percent, but the city's consultants are recommenddecided election represents the largest water and sewer three years.
ing 10 percent. revenue bond election in the city's history, topping the The issue may be resolved by the Texas Railroad million approved in 1977. The city also is considering refinancing existing water Commission in district court if the is or company not Water and sewer rates, which rose more than 20 and sewer indebtedness, which will make lower annual satisfied with the commission settlement, officials said. percent this year, not increase the first year, city debt payments, Pile will cost the city more in interest If the chooses not to appeal, the earliest the officials said, but will have to be raised 10-20 percent over the life of bonds. rates would be put into effect is company after the late January.
first year, depending on growth and water sales. Councilman Ken Groves criticized the plan, which he, Authorized creation of an industrial development said would cost the city $10 million over the life of the corporation which could issue tax-free bonds to relocate project proposed is the expansion of the city's revenue bonds. Largest or expand industries in the city. obituaries WILLIAM DONALD TURNER mathematics professor at TCJC Funeral for William Donald Turner, 49, of 1725 Nueces Trail in Arlington, will be 10 a.m. Thursday at Lucas Funeral Chapel on Brentwood Stair Road with burial at 2p.m.
Thursday at Springs Baptist Church Cemetery in Wood County. Turner was a professor of mathematics at TCJC. He was also president of the Arlington Kiwanis Sundown Club, president of the Fort Worth Chapter Southwest Football Officials Association, and was house director of the Great Southwest Bowling Alley. He was a member of Saint Stephens United Methodist Church in Arlington. Survivors include his wife, Beverly; two sons, M.
Douglas Turner and Donald R. Turner; a daughter, Billi Jo Turner, all of Arlington; a brother, Marion R. Turner of Dallas; a sister, Mrs. Juanita Gulley of Waco; and his mother, Mrs. M.R.
Turner of Quitman. RUTH WARFIELD lived in FW 44 years Funeral for Ruth Warfield, 84, a former Fort Worth resident, was Saturday at the Alvarado Funeral Home. She was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Fort Worth. She died Thursday in an Alvarado nursing home. Mrs.
Warfield lived in Fort Worth 44 years before moving to Alvarado, where she lived 25 years. Surviving are her husband. Ed Warfield of Alvarado: two sons, Ed Warfield Jr. and Coy C. Warfield, both of Fort Worth; two daughters, Mrs.
J. C. Mahanay of Alvarado and Mrs. E.L. Burks of Burleson: 15 RUTH WARFIELD grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
Slaying victim's Mass Thursday Mass for Francisco Arredondo, 47, of 2214 Refugio, who was found slain in a construction site ditch Monday, will be 9 a.m. Thursday at All Saints Catholic Church with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Anita; four sons. Faustino Arredondo, Miguel Arredondo, Francisco Arrendondo, all of Fort Worth, and Antonio Marcos Arredondo, of Mexico; three daughters, Anita Arredondo, Hortenzia Arredondo, and Ricarda Arredondo, of Fort Worth; and parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Faustino Arrendondo, of Mexico. Man hurt in car-truck collision A man was injured critically late Tuesday when the car he was driving collided with a hay truck in the 700 block of the Poly Freeway. The driver, whose identity was not available immediately, was being treated for head injuries at Peter Smith Hospital. Police said the accident occurred about 9:40 p.m. when the victim's car struck the truck from the rear, bounced off and then crashed into: a highway medium.
BIRTHS ALL SAINTS HOSPITAL Dec. 8 ALLOWAY, Mr. and Mrs. Larry, 1813 Glade, Colleyville, girt. HOWARD, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene, 5116 Norma, boy. PARISH, Mr. and Mrs. Randall, R1.
4, Box 47, Roanoke, boy. Dec 9 HERNANDEZ, Mr. and Mrs. Andres 111, 2911 Ryan, boy. MARTINEZ, Mr.
and Mrs. Anselmo, 909 Daggett, girl. WASHINGTON, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 1886 E.
Roberts, No. 91, girl. ARLINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Dec. 8 COLE, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawson, Arlington, girl. DOVER, Mr. and Mrs. David, Arlington, girl. NEISWANDER, Mr.
and Mrs. David, Dallas, girl. SMITH, Mr. and Mrs. David, Grand Prairie, girl.
STOUFF, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy, Hurst, boy, Dec. KIMBRELL, Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby, Grand Prairie, girl. CARSWELL AFB HOSPITAL Dec. 7 AYLOR, A1C and Mrs. Rocky, 4013 SW Boulevard, girl. GRIMES, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth, 6612 Robindale Road, girl. WHITE, Army El and Mrs. Ricky, 725 Briarwood, Hurst, boy. NORMAN, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas, 1240 N. Masters, Dallas, girl. Dec. 8 WESOLEK, Air Force E4 and Mrs.
Michael, 3717 Mark Place, girl. STANLEY, Army E4 and Mrs. James, Oak Post Road, A-36, girl. GLENVIEW HOSPITAL Dec. ECHELS, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Edward, 4917 Rutland, girl. CATO, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard, 120 Johns Terrace, boy.
JONES, Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Joe, 3209 Las Vegas Trail, boy. RAMOS, Mr. and Mrs.
Jose 6642 Baker Blvd. boy. Dec. TIBBS, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 4068 McCart, boy. GRAND PRAIRIE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Dec. ROMO, Mr. and Mrs. Mario 1862 Robinson Road, Apt.
204, twin girls. Dec. 9 ALVAREZ, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, 3095 W.
Fifth St. No. 1, girl. RHODES, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin, 1906 Jubilee Trail, boy. HARRIS HOSPITAL Dec. I ANDERSON, Mr. and Mrs. Randall, 1212 Vivienne, Weatherford, boy.
BRANUM, Mr. and Mrs. Shawn, 5009 Emerald Lake, girl. CARLEGIS, Mr. and Mrs.
Andy COWEN, Mr. and Mrs. David Dover Lane, boy. 117 N. Scott Burleson, boy, HALL, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee 3002 NW 25th girl. MILLS, Mr. and Mrs. David, 1914 Ida Arlington, girl.
RUSSELL, Mr. and Mrs. Gary, 5816 Dunson, girl. SCHOOLCRAFT, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard, 113 Wood Crest Lane, Ariington, bay. WIGAND, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 6809 Wagonet, girl. ZIMLMAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Death Natures ARREDONDO FRANCISCO ARREDONDO, 1004 Northwest 16th Street. Survivors: Wife, Anita Arredondo; son, Faustino Arredondo, Fort Worth, Miguel Arredondo, Francisco Arredondo, Fort Worth, Antonio Marcos Arredondo, Mexico; daughters, Anita Arredondo, Fort Worth, Hortenzia Arredondo, Fort Worth, Ricarda Arredondo, Fort Worth; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Faustino Arredondo, Mexico, Rosary 6 p.m. Wednesday Shannon's North Memorial Chapel. Mass 9 a.m. Thursday All Saints Catholic Church. Father Martin officiating.
Interment Mount Olivet. Arrangements Shannon's North. 624- 2191. BACKUS EUGENE W. BACKUS, 89, 1907 Belmont, Monday.
Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Lillian Backus Mark, Dallas; sister, Mrs. Bernice Middleton, Fort Worth; grandchildren, Carol Ann Bell, Elaine Wheeler, Thomas Eugene Mark; great-grandchildren, Marriann Bell, Mark Thomas Wheeler. Graveside services Wednesday Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements Ware, Owens Brumley.
4557. 425 S. Henderson. 335- BURNS MRS. MARGARET IRENE CLIFTON BURNS, 117 Beverly Drive, Burleson, on Monday, December 10.
Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Betty Allen Randell, Burleson; granddaughters, Penny Randell, Fort Worth, Margaret Jane Gaines, Dallas; brother, Dick Clifton, Highland Beach, Florida. Friends may call at Robertson-Mueller- Harper, 1500 Eighth Avenue where services will be held in the chapel 2 p.m. Wednesday, December 12. Rev.
John Sasser officiating. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park. rangements Mueller -Harper, 1500 Eighth Ave. 924-4233 BUSTER RUBY TIDWELL BUSTER, widow of J. C.
Buster, 2532 Lubbock, on Monday, December 10. Member Broadway Baptist Church. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Milton B. Capers, Mrs.
Patsy B. Cole, Fort Worth, Mrs. John R. Willingham, Lawrence, Kansas; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brother, B. A.
Tidwell; sister, Mrs. Isaac Hanco*ck, Dallas. Friends may call at Harveson Cole Funeral Home, 702 Eighth Avenue where services will be conducted 2 p.m. Wednesday. Rev.
Gene Thompson officiating. Pallbearers: Clint Capers, Phillip Capers, Cleve Cole, Randy Cole, Brian Capers, Larry Maxwell. Interment Rose Hill. The family, will be at the residence Mr. amd Mrs.
Milton B. Capers, 3800 Lynncrest Drive. Arrangements Harveson Cole. 336- 0345 HAMILTON MRS. MARY PEARL HAMon Monday.
Survivors: Son, ILTON, 86, 2237 Irvin Street, William E. Hamilton Fort Worth; three grandchildren; six great Graveside services 10 a.m. Wednesday Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements Mount Olivet Funeral Home, 2301 North Sylvania at N.E. 28th St.
831-0511 HARTMAN GEORGE W. HARTMAN, 7909 Downe Drive. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Iluminada Hartman; sons, George W. Hartman '111, Kenneth Hartman, Jeffrey Hartman, Byron Hartman, all of Fort Worth; Fort daughters, Vickie Clarson, Worth, Lori Hartman, Fort Worth; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Hartman Leon, Oklahoma; brother, Everett Hartman, Memphis, Tennessee, sister, Mrs. Greta Brock, Fort Worth; two grandchildren. Services 10:30 Catholic Rev.
LawWednesday St. Peter rence Breedlove officiating. Additional services at the graveside 2:30 p.m. Wednesday Leon, Oklahoma. Rev.
W. T. Roland officiating. Interment Leon Cemetery. Arrangements Shannon's North.
624-2191. HILDEBRANDT MRS. ANN S. BRANDT, widow of Herbert C. Hildebrandt, 3501 Bellaire Drive, North, on Monday, December 10.
Member Second Church of Christian Scientist. Survivors: Brother, Royal T. Squires, Shreveport, Louisiana; nieces and nephews including Lt. Col Royal T. Squires U.S.A.F., Fort Worth.
Friends may call at Harveson Cole Funeral Home, 702 Eighth Avenue where Christian Science services conducted 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. Private interment. Arrangements Harveson Cole 336-0345 Leon Parramore vs. United States Fire Insurance compensation.
Bruce Wayne Green vs. MissouriKansas- Texas Railroad property damages. Geraldine Mosley vs. MissouriPacific Railroad et al, property damages. Beneficial Finance Co.
vs. Leslie Kiers, promissory note. American Motorists Insurance Co. vs. Teresita E.
Banda, compensation. Royal Globe Insurance Co. vs. Martin Don Price, Cindy G. Knudson vs.
Martin Roy Knudson, injunction. Ronald G. Gunter et ux vs. National Life Insurance Co. of Texaset al, deceptive trade practice.
Judith Misty Finn vs. Transportation Insurance compensation. Robert Lloyd Mitchell vs. Glenn Hixon et al, breach of contract. 236th District Court Hon.
Albert L. White, Judge Fincher Brothers Inc. vs. Segura Estates Inc. Thornton Graves Nursery Landscape Ser.
vice Inc. and Management Corp. dismissed with prejudice. Arlington Bank of Commerce vs. Kenneth E.
Blevins, judgment. Helen E. Miller vs. Amelia Ralph, dismissed with prejudice. Esperanza Fernandez vs.
Michael Baggott, dismissed with prejudice. Construction Co. vs. Thomas E. Morris, judgment.
Union Standard Insurance Co. vs. Carmen S. Martinez, dismissed. N.
Ann Risk vs. Bank of Commerce, judgment. Suits Filed in District Courts John T. Frisque, et ux, vs. Emily S.
Huffslitter Zimmet, et al, deceptive trade practice. Continental National Bank VS. Alwyn C. Belcher, et al, promissory note. John D.
Sanders vs. Tarrant County, compensation. Oscar Sanchez vs. Gary Dezomits, deceptive trade practice. Reliance Insurance Co.
vs. Harold R. Plemons, et al, account on policy. James C. Miller vs.
Ideal Mutual Insurance compensation. Cummins Lighting Center vs. Tom Lafferty, suit on account. Americantime vs. The Latham verified account.
Rentals vs. Rilly Murry, sworn account. Arlington V. vs. J.
Dudley, prop erty damages. Bobby Dixon Sr. vs. Aetna Life Insurance suit on policy. Tri-Chick et al, vs.
Bonapartes' Fried Chicken et al, suit on contract. Gail Zimmerman vs. Al Deguroot, property damages. Associates Financial Services Co. Inc.
vs. Donald L. Brower, suit on note. G. L.
Vinson vs. Mary Louise Winfield Graham, et ux, partition of property. Johnny E. Wines vs. Riverside Ice property damages.
Chrysler Credit Corp. vs. Roger J. Rankin, debt and sequestration. Jon W.
Hand vs. Linda Ann Giles, breach of contract. Dan Thornburg vs. Lawrence Bushner, dissolution of partnership. W.
M. Hickman vs. Raymond Williams. suit on debt. Death Notices JOHNSON MRS, ANTHA JOHNSON, 1101 Cobb, Bridgeport.
Survivors: Sons, Kenneth Johnson, Plainview, Keith Johnson, Plainview; daughters, Norma George, Plainview, bara Gregg, Bridgeport; brothers, Roy Morgon, Tokoma, Washington, Claude Morgon, Idaho; 15 grandchildren; fen great-grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Faith Temple Assembly of God. Rev. J.
C. Thompson officiating. Interment Mount Olivet. Arrangements Shannon's North. 624-2191.
LOVELL GEORGE C. LOVELL, 77, 4517 Byers, passed away day. Survivors: Wife, Ora Lee Lovell; son, George Calvin Lovell, Alvin; daughters, Roy, (Joan) Stewart, Fort Worth, Mrs. Jim (Lynda) Jefferies, Poway, California; brothers, F. L.
Lovell, Fort Worth, Earl Lovell, Dallas; sisters, Mrs. Noble Johnson and Mrs. Jane Saxon, Tulsa, Oklahoma; 12 grandchidren; one great Services 3:30 p.m. Wednesday Greenwood Chapel. Dr.
Donald E. Lewis officiating. Masonic graveside service under the auspices of Tabernacle Lodge No. 1195, Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd.
at University Dr. 336-0584 NORRIS J. (JERRY) NORRIS, 3949 Weyburn, on Monday, December 10. Member St. Stephen Presbyterian Church.
Retired Certified Public Accountant. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Pearl (Totsie) Norris; daugher, Mrs. Charles Sypolt, Ohio; two grandsons; five great grandchildren. Friends may call at Robertson-Mueller-Harper, 1500 Eighth Avenue where services will be held in the Chapel 11 a.m.
Wednesday, December 12. Rev. R. Wm. Jablonowski, officiating.
Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park. Arrangements RobertsonMueller- -Harper, 1500 Eighth Avenue. 924-4233 REUTELHUBER FRED M. (MARTHA) REUTELHUBER, 68, 3008 Seymour Drive, Dallas, passed away Monday. Survivors: Husband, Fred M.
Reutelhuber; daughter, Mrs. Rita Elizabeth Wells, Fort Worth; granddaughters, Laura Wells Johnson, New Orleans, Louisiana, Kelly Lee Wells and Rene Rose Wells, Fort Worth. Services 2 p.m. Thursday Greenwood Chapel. Dr.
Clifford W. Williams and The Rev. Robert Miller officiating. Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd.
at University Dr. 336-0584 REYNOLDS G. O. REYNOLDS, 77, 3337 Wesley, passed away Tuesday. Lifetime employee of Swift and Company and various plants and district offices in Central Southeastern states.
Employed several years with Chapin Dental Labs, Fort Worth. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Pauline Reynolds; daughters, Mrs. Betty Hotlingsworth, Godley, Mrs. Marjorie Ransom, Fort Worth, Mrs.
Georgia Ann Bean, Mrs. Susan Daniel, Clarksville, Arkansas; ten grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Thursday Greenwood Chapel. Rev.
Jack W. Coots officiating. Entombment Greenwood Mausoleum. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd. at University Dr.
336-0584 UCKER REEDY LEE TUCKER, 3203 North Harding. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Marie Tucker; daughter, Mrs. Linda Dickerson, Fort Worth; brother, J. C.
Tucker, Newark; sister, Mrs. Lena Lamb, Fort Worth; two grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Shannon's North Chapel. Rev.
Don Worthington officiating. Interment Mount Olivet. Arrangements Shannon's North. 24-2191 WHITENER T. E.
WHITENER, 86, Route Box 209, Euless. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Callie Whitener; son, Leon Whitener: daughter, Mrs. Andrew Himes; granddaughter, Shirley Melson, Euless; two great-grandchildren, Matthew and Mark. Services 1 p.m.
Wednesday Moore's Arlington Chapel. Rev. Hiram Johnson officiating. Interment Moore Memorial Gardens. The family requests that memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church in Euless.
Arrangements Hugh M. Moore Sons, 1219 N. Davis, Arlington. 275-2711 002 Florists Gordon BOSWELL FLOWERS 1220 Pennsylvania 332-2265 6200 Camp Bowie 738-9287 Amon's Flowers 2929 Cleburne Rd. 924-2243 5025 Trail Lake Dr.
292-2212 005 Cemetery Lots from date bids are opened. Ed H. Smith, C.P.M. Tarrant County Purchasing Agent Emerald Hills Park, Garden of Roses section. 4 spaces, $250 each.
332-2913. 007 Bids Wanted INVITATION TO BID Sealed proposals addressed to Ed H. Smith, County Purchasing Agent, Tarrant County, Texas for the construction of Park Pavilion located at Echo Lake Park, Fort Worth, Texas will be received at the office of the County Purchasing Agent until 9:00 A.M. local time December 31, 1979 and then publicly opened and read aloud by the County Commissioners' Court at 9:30 A.M. 10- cal time.
Any proposal received after 9:00 A.m. closing time will be returned unopened. The work will be awarded under one lump sum contract. A Cashier's Check or an acceptable Bidder's Bond payable to Tarrant County in an amount of not less than (five percent) of the largest possible total of the bid submitted must accompany the bid and be subject to forfeit in the event the successful bidder fails to execute the contract document within 10 days after the contract has been awarded. A Performance Bond and Payment Bond in an amount of (One Hundred percent) of the contract price will be required if contract price exceeds $25,000.00 (Twenty five thousand dollard).
Plans and specifications may be examined obtained from the Tarrant County Department of Public Works, 4th Floor, Tarrant County Courthouse, Fort Worth, Texas. The owner reserves the right to waive any formalities or to reject any or all bids. No bids may be withdrawn until the expiration date 30 days 008 Legal Notices Pursuant to Section 6104 (d) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, Notice is hereby given that the annual report of the George F. and Mary L. Leone Foundation for the fiscal year beginning December 1978 and ending November 30, 1979, is available for inspection at the principal office of the foundation from 8:00 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. by any individual who request it within 180 days after the date of this publication. The principal office of the foundation is located at 4100 Hildring Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76109. Principal manager of the foundation is George F. Leone.
ORDINANCE NO. 273 An Ordinance by the City Council of the City of Watauga. Tarrant County. Texas amending the Code of Ordinances, Chapter 12, Article (2), Section 7 by adding to said section a new Paragraph providing for the requiations of carports: requiring approval of the proper authority: providing for the issuance of a permit upon approval: and providing for a penalty not to exceed Two Hundred and No One Hundred Dollars for each violation. 008 Legal Notices Arlington schools may need tax increase to finance bonds Star-Telegram Mid-Cities Bureau contracts could be awarded after the bond sale, which ARLINGTON -School board members here Tuesday has been planned for February.
discussed the possibility of raising taxes to finance the School spokesman Charles Hawkes said the district largest bond sale in the history of the Arlington School has only enough money to complete the school building. District. He said if the other facilities are paid for out of the Board members want to use the $18 million in bonds February sale of bonds, then furnishings for the school complete the proposed James Martin High School and to will be financed by a later sale. pay for additions and renovations to other schools in the In addition to paying for completions to Martin High district. School, Hawkes said, the bond sale will finance renovaThe matter was discussed at a noon meeting in which tions at Arlington and Bowie high schools.
The funds members of the board voted to award a contract for also will pay for additions to Pope and Short elementary construction of the news school to be built in southwest schools, he said. Arlington. In past years, Board President Dr. Truett Boles said, The contract went to Walker Construction which construction in and the submitted a low bid of $13.4 million for construction of have helped the district put up new schools without new Arlington taxes it provided tax the building. increases to district residents.
The firm also submitted bids of $1.19 million for construction of parking lots and $1.37 million for building However, he said, next year the district will likely athletic facilities at the new school. have to increase taxes because in addition to building Assistant Superintendent Bob Beene told board mem- new schools it will have to renovate old ones. bers that Walker submitted bids for parking lots and Hawkes said the previous highest bond sale was last athletic facilities with the understanding that the bids year, when the district sold $16.5 million dollars in would be good until May 1, 1980. He explained that those bonds. Head of controllers group says pilots may join in D.FW departure protest By KRIS PETERSEN Star- Telegram Mid-Cities Bureau The president of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport said Tuesday that the Air Line Pilots Association probably will join controllers in protesting "potentially hazardous' departure procedures at D-FW.
Tom Bonacki said ALPA's Washington office is studying the situation and he anticipates ALPA will take a position on the departure procedures this week. Harold Hood, a Texas International Airlines pilot who is the ALPA coordinator for the Fort Worth-Dallas area, briefed ALPA headquarters Tuesday on the pilots' opposition to the FAA-imposed departure procedures. PATCO about one month ago protested the departure procedures imposed on Runway 13-Left by the Federal Aviation Administration, contending that they could cause a mid-air collision. PATCO charged that the procedures, implemented by the FAA to expedite traffic, posed a safety hazard by giving pilots the responsibility for separating their planes fromother aircraft and by taking planes too close to flights coming into Love Field. feel if ALPA joins in supporting our position regarding Runway 13-Left that this might influence the FAA to alter this potentially hazardous procedure," Bonacki said.
Planes departing from Runway 13-Left are told to fly a heading of 115 degrees upon takeoff and to maintain visual flight rules until reaching 3,000 feet. mile southwest of and parallel to approach D-FW's Runway 13-Left is about three quarters of a course to Love Field's Runway 13-Right, the runway most often used by Southwest Airline's incoming flights. The 115 degree heading pilots are ordered to follow takes them even closer to the final approach course for Love's runway. FAA officials, who deny the departure procedures pose any danger, say the heading is a noise abatement measure designed to divert planes from flying over the Los Colinas residential area in Irving. PATCO, however, adamantly contends that telling pilots to fly VFR in such a heavy traffic area could lead to a mid-air crash.
Under VFR instructions, the pilot rather than the air traffic controller is responsible for separating himself from all other aircraft. Bonacki said the threat of a mid-air collision is increased by the fact that during the critical takeoff time when the pilot is checking his instruments he cannot devote full time to looking out the co*ckpit for other planes. During the first 1,500 feet of flight, he said, the entire crew is busy checking to make sure all the engines and mechancial equipment are working properly. He also said that departing from Runway 13-Left takes planes into the heavy traffic areas over Texas Stadium and Irving where small aircraft are usually out sightseeing. He said because D-FW's Runway 13-Left has not been used until about one month ago, most small plane pilots think they are free to roam over Irving.
Mayor shows the way to fight someone else's city hall WAYNE. W. Va. (AP; The mayor of the Wayne County community of Ce redo has proven you can fight city hall especially if it's someone else's city hall. Mose Napier piled up 107 overdue parking tickets from the city of Wayne, where he works as Wayne County superintendent of schools.
The city of Wayne issued a warrant against Napier last spring, saying he owed $107 for the parking tickets, plus $10 in court costs. Napier appealed to Wayne County Circuit Court, saying the fines were illegal because they were a moneymaking device for the city of Wayne, not a means to control traffic. Judge C.W. Ferguson made no finding on Napier's claim that the parking ordinance was illegal, but he ruled in Napier's favor anyway, because no one from the city of Wayne appeared in court Friday. i see by the star star-telegram WILLIAMS, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson, 4701 Leonard, boy. EAGAN, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hugh, 4944 Fair Park, girl.
SOUTHERN, Mr. and Mrs. Michael 3493 South Hills Avenue, girl. IRWIN, Mr. and Mrs.
Erik Rt. 1, Box 850, Burleson, boy. WILKERSON, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 7932 Shannon Lane, Smithfield, girl.
Dec. 8 PETER SMITH HOSPITAL PETERSON, Mr. and Mrs. Timmy Lee, 7913 Harwood, No. 51D, girl.
GILBERT, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy, 2735 Purington, boy. RESENDEZ, Mr. and Mrs.
Ramiro, 2416 Hanna, girl. GARCIA, Mr. and Mrs. Julian, 2712 South Grove, boy. NIELSON, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby, 2902 Susan Lee, girl. HINSON, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie, 2809 Harris Lane, boy.
Dec. 9 SPENCER, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis 1713 Coleman, boy. JACKSON, Mr.
and Mrs. William Ray, 1215 Terminal Road, girl. REEVES, Mr. and Mrs. James, 3029 Ryan Avenue, girl.
Dec. 10 WILSON, Mr. and Mrs. Mike, Scott No. 220, boy.
DARNALL, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, 4044 Wayside, boy. PRUITT, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis, 5818 Ellison, boy. GARCIA, Mr. and Mrs. Delfino, 813 W. Cantey, girl.
CARTER, Mr. and Mrs. Danny, 1026 Park Center, girl. WHITE, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry, 1721 NW 25th girl. MARRIAGE LICENSES -MASSENGALE, Larry Gene, 21, 3315 Rogers, Lorre Beth, 23, 800 Hamsted. BERRY-BRANNON, Chris Parker, 24, Tammy Lee, 19, both 6867 Chickering. BOWERS DOHERTY, Howard Albert 24, Pamela Janette, 26, both BRIDGES 3906 Mercury. BRIDGES, Norman, 56, Jimmie Doris, 50, both Arlington.
BURLESON-GARBEE, Kenneth Charles, 32, 6932 Foster, Deborah Lujean, 28, COLE-HAMMER, Weatherford. Andrew James, 46, Shirley Jane, 42, both Arlington. DUTEAU-KNIBBE, Robert Charles 21, Carswell Air Force Base, Laura Marie, 21, 5012 Collinwood. EDDOWES-FARIES, Johnny William, 75, 7700 Forest Hill Drive, Addie Bell, 74, 6705 Rustic Drive. FAMEREE-CULPEPPER, Orville Allan 21, California, Janlelle Elaine, 20, 2860 Las Vegas Trail.
Cornell, 32, Rhonda Renee, 28, both 2901 Travis. KIMBERLIN-DAVISSON, Alan Duane, 23, Karolyn Sue, 20, both 7500 Maplewood. MILLER-KENNEDY, Michael 24, Carolyn Ruth, 23, both Southwest Baptist Theologcal Seminary. MOORE JONES, Chris Howard, 18, Arlington, Cheri Annette, 21, Dallas. MURPHY-SPRINGFIELD.
Robert Dale, 27, 5036 Merida, Kimberly K'Lynn, 18, 3370 Whittier. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE An attorney in General Counsei's Office of the Texas ment of Water Resources will conduct public hearings at: January 28, 1980; 1:00 p.m. North Central Texas COG Board Room, 2nd Floor, 1201 N. Watson Road 360), Arlington, Texas; January 26, 1980; 10:00 a.m. Houston-Galveston Area Council Office, Large Conference Room, 3701 West Alabama, Houston, Texas; January 31, 1980; 10:00 a.m., Texas Department of Water Resources, Stephen F.
Austin Building, Room 118, 1700 North Congress, Austin, Texas; on whether to repeal Rule 156.18.05.003(c) of Chapter 18 of the Texas Water Development Board Permanent Rules, entitled 'Domestic Wastewater Treatment Plants'. The rule presently imposes more stringent requirements on the effluent quality and disinfection of discharges from wastewater treatment plants made within five miles of a reservoir or lake covered by a private sewage facility regulation issued pursuant to Chapter 26 of the Texas Water Code or which serves as a source for domestic drinking water than otherwise required. The repeal would change permit requirements for such discharges from 10 BOD and 15 TSS with disinfection 20 BOD and 20 TSS with disinfection. All interested persons are urged to attend any of the hearings and present relevant comments concerning whether the rule should be deleted. Additionally, anyone may participate in the hearings by mailing written comments before January 18, 1980 to Rebecca S.
Motal, Attorney, General Counsel's Office, Texas Department of Water Resources, P.O, Box 13087, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711. The hearings are being conducted pursuant to Sections 5.131 and 5.132 of the Texas Water Code, as amended, and Chapter of the Rules of the Texas Water Development Board. Issued this 5th day of December, 1979. Rebecca S. Motal, Attorney General Counsel's Office NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF JOHN ROB ERT COCHRAN, DECEASED Notice is hereby give that the original Letters Testamentary for the Estate of JOHN ROBERT COCHRAN, Deceased, were iSsued on November 29, 1979, in Cause No.
79-7507, pending in the Probate Court of farrant CounTexas, to: MRS. MARY ELIZABETH GREGORY COCHRAN The residence of such Executrix is Tarrant County, Texas. The Post Office Address is: MRS. MARY ELIZABETH GREGORY COCHRAN, Kelly, Hart Hallman, 3002 Fort Worth National Bank Building. Fort Worth, Texas 76102.
All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law. DATED the 12th day of December, 1979. KELLY, HART HALLMAN BY PRESTON M. GEREN I1I ATTORNEYS FOR THE ESTATE 3002 Fort Worth National Bank Building Fort Worth, Texas 76102 335-7331 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF BILL GEORGE, DECEASED Notice is hereby qiven that original Letters of Administration for the Estate of Bill George were issued on August 15, 1979, in Cause No. 79-7267.
pending in the Probate Court of Tarrant County, Texas to: Roy George. The residence of such Roy George is Box 491, Sentinel, Oklahoma 73664. The post office address is: Robert W. Caston, P.O, Box 186, Hurst, Texas 76053. All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law.
Dated the 7th day of December, 1979. CASTON STONE Attorneys for the Estate By Robert W. Caston P.O. Box 186 Hurst, Texas 76053 ORDINANCE NO. 276 An ordinance creating a Municipal Defense and Disaster Relief Committee and providing the powers of that committee; creatinq the office of Municipal Civit Defense Coordinator and providinq the duties and responsibilities of that office: granting necessary powers to cope with emergencies threatening life and property in the City of Watauga, Tarrant County.
Texas: authorzing cooperative and mutual aid agreements for relief work between this and other cities or counties and for related purposes: prohibiting unauthorized warning and all clear signals in making violations a mis: demeanor punishable by fine not to exceed $200. ORDINANCE NO. 275 An ordinance by the City Council of the City of Watauga, Tarrant County. Texas amendinq Chapter 12, Article 11, Section 2, Subsection of the Code of Ordinances, eliminating the use of the Planning Zoning Commission on application for swimming pools and placing said application under authority of the Public Works Director: requiring a permit fee: and declaring it unlawful to begin construction without approval first obtained. 010 Lodge Notices 002 TABERNACLE LODGE NO.
1195 Lodge of Sorrow for the purpose of conducting graveside services for our late Bro. George C. Lovell. Religious services 3:30 p.m. Wednesday Greenwood Chapel.
Interment Mount Olivet. Henry B. Hash, W. M. Ed L.
Stephenson, Secy. WORTH COMMANDERY NO. 19 Open Installation of Officers 7:30 p.m. M. W.
Sam E. Hilburn, installing Officer. All Sir Knights, their families and friends welcome. Earl A. Hinds, Comdr.
Dale Heard, Rec. L. Rt. 2, Box 473, Roanoke, boy. Dec.
9 ANABLE, Mr. and Mrs. Perry 5804 Carb Drive, twin boys. BIGGS, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith, 4820 Nancy, boy. BROOKS, Mr. and Mrs. Willie 4304 S. Edgewood Terrace, girl.
ROBINSON, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, 2516 Burton, girl. RODRIGUEZ, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward, 3641 S. Main, girl. ST. JOHN, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph, 3211 Hutchinson, girl. MUGULEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Dec. 8 co*kER, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer 2920 Fitzhugh, girl.
HOSPITAL Dec. 8 HUMPHREYS, Mr. and Mrs. Larry, 3316 Burton Mr. Avenue, girl.
RUTLEDGE, and Mrs. David 625 Terry, Hurst, boy. Dec. 9 WILLIAMS, Mr. and Mrs.
Billy 109 Southdale, Arlington, boy. Dec. 10. ALL SAINTS HOSPITAL CHERRYHOMES, Mr. and Mrs.
William, 327 N. Main, Jacksboro, boy. GIL, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, 1612 Whittenburg, girl.
HEARD, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick, 4828 Townsend, boy. HINKSON, Mr. and Mrs.
Eric, P.O. Box 63, Graford, boy. RIVAS, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene, 1008 Locust, girl.
WALKER, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle, 2625 Mission, boy. WALTHALL, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary, 5036 Lyndon, boy. ARLINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FITZGERALD, Mr. and Mrs. Michael, Arlington, girl. GRANADOS, Mr.
and Mrs. Antonio, Fort Worth, boy. RYAN, Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Fort Worth, boy.
OVERBEY, Mr. and Mrs. David, Arlington, boy. RENFRO, Mr. and Mrs.
Thel, Grand Prairie, boy. SHERMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Tony, Roanoke, girl. SPRINGER, Mr.
and Mrs. Roger, Arlington, girl. CARSWELL AFB HOSPITAL CAMPBELL, Army and Mrs. Sammie, 4300 Fair, girl. OOTEN, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy, 6509 Plaza Parkway, No. 212, girl. HARRIS HOSPITAL BELCHER, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary, 5517 El Campo, girl. BOLIN, Mr. and Mrs. Danny, 101 Cedar Crest, Joshua, boy. BRUNER, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard, 333 Isbell, girl. BULLARD, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Don, 212 S.
Magnolia, Crowley, boy. IVORY, Mr. and Mrs. Danny 1104 Illinois, girl. KUYKENDALL, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe, 1421 Limestone Trail, boy. MAYFIELD, Mr. and Mrs. Larry, 2500 Vera Cruz, boy.
MCGEE, Mr. and Mrs. William, 5804 Starlight, boy. RATCLIFF, Mr. and Mrs.
C.W., 4305 Rogers, girl. ROEBER, Mr. and Mrs. David, 3704 Wisteria, Bedford, boy. SITTIG, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert, 125 Haywood Drive, Benbrook, girl. SMITH, Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin, 5934.
Goodman Avenue, boy. TANNER, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie, 901 Chicago, girl. NGUYEN-BROWN, Van Tran, 24, 102 Brown Drive, Michael Denise, 16, 1425 Sharondale.
ORR-HARRIS, Kenneth Wayne, 27, 9517 Heron, Donna Elaine, 22, Azle. POTTER Hildring Drive Randall Mar. Karla Suzanne, 18, 3005 Cortez. REVELL Kenneth Jerald, 32, Francille Annette, 33, both Arlington. SIMPSON-TURNER, Thomas Jiles, 47, Mary Elizabeth, 50, both 5409 Pinson.
SK ELTON-VIRAG, Alan, Gary, 32, Deborah Elaine, 5309 Castleberry Cutoff. SONNAMAKER-CALK, Jerry David, 17, Haltom City, Debbie Lee, 18, Watauga. SULLIVAN-RAPOSA, John Allen, 27, Randee Marie, 18, both Euless. ANDERSON-SAGEN, Rodney Lee, 24, 838 Cleckler, Darla Susan, 22, 5604 Ammons. BAKER-HELTON, Elzie Lorrie, 30, Denton, Tobi Lee, 22, Arlington.
Bennie Elwood, 34, Brenda Diane, 23, both Mansfield. BOND-PELFREY, William David, 23, Sandra Kay, 18, both 3216 Decatur. DAVIDSON-LYONS, Leonard Paul, 37, Patricia Ann, 40, both Azle. ELSHOLTZ-GILBERT, Arthur Craig, 41, Kathy Leah, 21, both 1001 Rosebud Lane. HICKMAN-HUTCHINS, William Matson 111, 24, Debra Jane, 20, both 8405 Silvercreek Road.
HOLT-NOAH, Henry Luther, 36, 6001 Lindy Lane, Debora June, 22, 407 W. Boyce. HOWARD-LINEHAN, Dale Judson, 51, Bedford, Julia Carlene, 51, Springtown. JUNGE-KEETER, Wilborne Flynn, 44, Burleson, Manon Allyne, 41, 5821 Coleman. PARIS, Earl Gene, 24, Darla Jean, both 2421 Dalford.
LOGOS SMITH, William James, 22, Anne Theresa, 20, both Arlington. MARTIN DUKE, Eugene 27, Antoinette Marie, 22, both Hurst. MARTIN- WISEMAN, Michael Kurt, 23, 3920 Schwartz, Phillis Janell, 22, 3415 N. Nichols, MIMS-TARLTON, Daniel Ray, 17, Edna Catherine, 19, both 1019 E. Magnolia.
OJ EDA-RIEGEL, Darren, 18, Karla Sue, 18, both Arlington. TERRY-PARKER, Edward Lee, 18, Katrina Lou, 17, both Arlington. THORNTON-LOUIS, Paul Lee, 47, Linda Anne, 31, both 4650 Blue Sage Court. VILLEGAS-MONTEZ, Ernest, 16, 432 Samuels, Patricia Lynn, 16, 1220 E. Daggett.
WICKER-UZZELL, Michael Martin Miller 26, Bonnie Kathryn, 22, both 4813 Vinetta. YEAGER-VERCHER, Joel Randall, 22, Linda Darlene, 20, both Bedford. DIVORCES ASKED In matter of the of PEMBERTON, Ray Tim and Lela Darlene. LOW, William R. Jr.
and Ellen M. WYZKOWSKI, Debra Anne and Date Joseph. DIAZ, GONZALEZ, Sylvia Kay Florence and Joe E. Bind Mario. JOHNSON, Lee Ester and Van.
MOSS, Sundra M. and Reginald PORTER, Joy E. and Don DUNCAN, William B. and Martha Ann. ALEXANDRIA, Dwayne and Barbara A.
GRIFFITH, Gary A. and Carol J. LACEFIELD, Gary E. and Karen A. GAINES, Charlene and Steven D.
BUNTON, Edwin Dennis and McPHERSON, Gaye Lynn and MELEVELAND, Mamie Lee and ESTEVENS, Nelda Sue and Dennis JOHNSON, W. and J. McDOUGLE, Juanita Ann and I.B. and G. McDANIEL, Beverly Indian Roland.
GATEWOOD, Teresa Kay and Robert 0. HENSON, Kenneth Wayne and. Sharon L. PHILLIPSON, Randy C. and Barbara W.
SILCOX, Steven C. and Kim E. HILL, Ray and Joyce L. WILLIAMSON, Geraldine and ESTANCIL, Marynell E. and RobTREARS, Earnestine and Nathaniel.
BALDRIDGE, Barbara Ann and Jozeph F. Jr. ORTEGA, Ruth Rene and mon. RIVERA, Dora E. and Roberto.
TURNER, Lyle O. Katherine BROMHALL, Charles R. and Kathy A. LEWIS, Barbara F. and Edward H.
"RICE, Mary C. and Robert F. HOPKINS, Ramona Kay and Scotty Ray. BROWN, Rose and Dennis E. GUESS, Leera L.
and Terry A. COLLIER, Sheryl Ann and Michael J. HOWARD, Judith Irene and Lloyd D. HOUSEWRIGHT, Ricky F. and Linda Kay.
WILCOX, Debra Ann and Victor Charles. SUCAMELE, Mary Ann and Joseph. SIMPSON, M. and M. C.
EMERSON, Nita Jean and David GREEN, Donald Joe and Judith MANNION, John P. and Patricia Ann. REYNOLDS, Clem F. and Glenda Kay. HACKNEY, Joyce C.
and Gary. GRACE, Lesa Sharon and Robert M. Jr. HALL, Lewis Allen Sr. and Lucille A.
McKEE, Hazel M. and William G. JONES, Thomas C. Ill and Susan VILLANUEVA, Sylvia and CECRINER, Theresia Ann and Randolph. HARRIS, Barbara Kay and Joe H.
HUDNALL, Bettie Hope and Edgar Lynn. COX, Joel S. and Julia Ann. HUNT, L. and V.
SMITH, Barbara L. Eliza Lee. BARRETT, John D. and Dorothy BEARDEN, Shannon L. and Lonnie K.
Jr. BEATY, Gary and Kathy L. RATCLIFF, Janina R. and Richard. WILSON, W.
and Charles. KIRBY, Susan and Larry F. LARUE, David and Patricia Ann. TOLES, William and W. Jean.
GAIN, David W. and Donna Gail. PHILLIPS, Christie Lynn and Edward F. Jr. VERDECANNA, Brenda and A.
Edward. PALMER, Patricia J. and Gary Wayne. ARMSTRONG, Sharon Lynn and Dee Kenneth. NEWHOUSE, Cynthia Ann and Daniel W.
WILKIE, Vicki L. and Scott R. BLEVINS, Mary E. and Dale G. SHANNON, Barbara M.
and Phil A. Jr. JAYNES, Christine D. and Jerry C. MAUGHAN, Kris and Barry Joe.
BUNCIK, Carolyn and Edward J. DOUTHETT, Linsey Leon and Gloria Jean. CAIN, Cynthia G. and Eric A. DEBOSE, Willie Jewel and Henry Wayne.
OAKES, Beverly Kay and William M. HINTON, Barbara Gail and William S. WRIGHT, Jimmy L. and Avery Lynn. THORNTON, Estella Ann and Joseph A.
MAZZA, Judy Darleen and Daniel. COURTS 67th District Court Hon. Clyde R. Ashworth, Judge The Fort Worth National Bank vs. Greg Statts and Mrs.
W. Les Long, judgment. Pedro Padilla Ill et ux vs. The Ryland Group dismissed with prejudice. Venetian Blind vs.
Consolidated Supply judgment. Trammell and Associates Inc. vs. B.W. Giles Builders dismissed with prejudice.
Shirley Womack vs. Safeway Stores dismissed with prejudice. Charles F. Dougan Charlie Hillard et al, dismissed with prejudice. Hugh Lamensdorf vs.
Michael Staver Co. judgment. C. Leroy Buie ef al vs. J.J.
Aguilar Associates Inc. and Joseph J. Aguilar, dismissed with prejudice. Suits Filed in District Courts STP Corp. vs.
Ecco Oil suit on account. Bean Bag Box Co. vs. Alpha Box verified account. Becky Cooper vs.
Michael H. Utzman, property damages. Sanyo Electric Inc. vs. American Video sworn account.
Holiday Lincoln-Mercury Sales Inc. vs. Gary T. Wood et al, lease agreement. Royal Globe Insurance Co.
vs. Robert B. Johnson, compensation. Ridglea Bank vs. Hubert J.
Foster, suit on note. Melanie J. Valentine vs. Harral Don Arnold, damages. Ruby Pernell vs.
L. C. West, property damages. Quickprint Inc. et al vs.
Gilbert Lee Ayers et al, breach of agreement. Myrtle Alice Berryman et vir vs. Morgan Bouldin, property damages. NORTH FORT WORTH TARRANT ASSEMBLY NO. 126 ORG Stated meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
2115 Belle Ave. Jeannie Simons, W. Melody Egleston, Rec. RIVERSIDE LODGE NO. 1194 Tomorrow, Thursday, Dec.
13, we will cele. brate our 57th Anniversary and honor our Past Masters. Shrine Chanters will entertain. Our speaker, R.W. J.M.
Willson, Grand Senior Warden, M. W. Grand Lodge of Texas. Dinner 6 p.m. Billy G.
Bass, W. M. 0. G. Wilson, Secy.
014 Lost Found LOST part German Shepherd, part Pit Bull shorthaired 7 year old female, looks more like Pit Bull, tan with black nose, goes by the name of Missey, wearing black collar with rabies taq. large reward offered for her return. Call Robert, 921-2998 or 923- 4695 or 923-4694. Lost Sun. 9th.
2 doqs, red golden Retriever, female, 6 mos. Black minature Poodle, shaved close. female, yrs. old, Colleyville, Grapevine area, $200 REWARD, 481-3056 or 481-4013 REWARD Lost small shaggy tan doq-Cairn Terrier, missing since Sun. Dec.
9, West side area. 7107 Riverport Rd. 732-3464 Lost Nov. 24, 2501 Wallace, Polytechnic area, tan, short haired, female puppy with white spot on nose. 11 weeks old.
No collar. Answers to Spot. $200 reward. Call 731-9054 or 737-5527. LOST large black Labrador, no white on chest, 24 to 26 inches tall, slight curl to tail, wearing a brown collar, last seen at 3832 Ryan Dec.
8, answers to Rex, Reward, 927-8379, 924-3478 Taken from yard on Trail Lake Dr. 2 small female doqs-spade, longhaired white apricot, short haired reddish brown, no tags. Owner grievinq. No questions. REWARD-926- 9485.
Lost mixed breed very cute Dachshund co*cker Spaniel, apricot color, vicinity of Oakland E. Lancaster, REWARD, please call 535-5413 or 336-6222. Lost buff co*cker Spaniel, male, wearing red collar with tags black flea collar. Reward. Days 336-1921.
Nights weekends 244- 4203. LOST- Forest Hill area, 2 male pointer birdogs, brown and white, collar name taq Ray Miller, 535-5082. Reward. Straved North Benbrook, medium sized brown black short tail male mut, part Airedale answers to Mr. Rags.
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