in in in In in S.T lieu Sr. of a son, five in contri- her of ed pel five 1 at at out 7 10 p.m. a of all be Leis- his his in a and son and Church In son, ter-in-law, of son a 1070 Hunting Leases YOUR Firm or group of approx. 15 interested in enjoying deer hunting at its finest. Find it in Southwest Arkansas 4 miles from Millwood Lake.
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miles away. Call 501-287- 5173 after 5pm. Deer Blind, Heaters $14.95. Protein Deer Pellets, $5.50 per 50lb. bag.
Tri-Pod 12' Deer Stands Enclosed Plastic Blinds up-keep" Lifetime, Automatic Feeders $196 Timers OnES Batteries Chargers Tire Stop-Leak on 5566 Ayers 855-9661 QUAIL Dove lease, 1800 ac, S. County. 512-579-4834. QUAIL LEASE Wanted. Call or write Dick Munro, 1505 Boardway, Beaumont, Tx 77701.
1-409-832-3434. Trophy Hunting 18 miles S.W. of Uvalde in the Anaconcho Mountains famous for big rack white tail deer. For the first time a LIMITED number of package hunts for individuals, groups or one company will be allowed on this ranch. Plenty of doe tags.
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242-9404. 1075 Out of Town INGLESIDE 3BD. Quiet country life. Great Fishing! 1-776-2314or2039. 1100 LEGALS 1110 Legal Notices Notice is hereby given that Woodbury-Windrush Associates, a Limited Partnership organized under the laws of the District of Columbia, and qualified to do business in the State of Texas, has been dissolved.
NOTICE OF HEALTH VIOLATION THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF NUECES Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 23, Article Ill, Section 23-68 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Corpus Christi, that the lot or lots located at the following described locations are a health hazard due to the existence of all or part of the following, accumulated weeds, rubbish, brush, and any other objectionable, or unwholesome matter: Hopper BIk. 9, Lot 1 Parade PI. BIk. 2, Lot 28 Broadmoor Pk. BIk.
1, Lot 23 Village on the Green Bik. 11, Lot 1 Village on the Green Bik. 10, Lot 15 Village on the Green Bik. 10, Lot 16 Village on the Green Bik. 9.
Lot 11 Village on the BIk. 9, Lot 10 Hudson Acres, BIk. 4, Lot 25 Village on the Green BIk. 9, Lot 12 Village on the Green BIk. 9, Lot 13 Village on the Green BIk.
9, Lot 15 Village on the Green BIk. 9, Lot 16 Village on the Green Bik. 9, Lot 17 Village on the 'Green Bik. 9, Lot 18 San Pedro, Blk. 2, Lot 36 Windson BIk.
9, Lot 6 Glenoak, Blk. Lot 4 If these conditions are not corrected on or before November 12th, 1984 such violations will be corrected by the City of Corpus Christi, its agents or employees. A statement of the expense incurred will be filed with the Nueces County Clerk and the City shall have -a privileged lien on the lot or lots cleaned. PUBLIC NOTICE The US. Public Health Service (PHS) will accept applications from non profit organizations for a grant for the provision of Comprehensive Ambulatory Health Care Services to the medically underserved population of Bee.
San Patricio, Nueces and Jim Wells Counties The grant will be authorized by Section of the PHS Act Funds for the grant are adminis tered by the Regional Health Administrator of the PHS, Region VI. Dallas, Texas. The budget period for 1, the grant will be May 1985 through April 30. 1986. Application Kits with guidance for preparing and submitting proposals are available from US Department of Health Human Services Public Health Service.
Region VI Office of Grants Management 1200 Main Tower Building Room 1860 Dallas. Texas 75202 Applications must be received the Regional Office no later than 4 30 p.m January 2. 1985 1110 Legal Notices -s-Ezequiel P. Elizondo Ezequiel P. Elizondo Director NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI NOTICE OF INTENTION TO INCORPORATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ALBERT DURWARD PEEwife, HILDA S.
PEEBLES, SUNRAY TOWNHOMES, whose principal business office is at 3817 Castle Ridge, Corpus Christi, Texas 78410, intends to be incorporated under the firm name ADP PROPERTIES, SUNRAY TOWNHOMES effective January 1, 1984 Dated: September 15, 1984. -S-Albert Durward Peebles ALBERT DURWARD PEEBLES -s-Hilda S. Peebles HILDA S. PEEBLES NOTICE OF SALE THE STATE TEXAS COUNTY KNOW ALL OF SAN MEN PATRICIO. PRESENTS THAT Whereas, on day of June 1981, Homero L.
Saenz, Alice, Texas, executed and delivered to Tom Reding Taft, Texas, a certain Retail Installment Contract and Security Agreement which was subsequently assigned to John Deere Company, and thereon mortgaged the following described property, to wit: 1 JD 7720 Combine with 224 Platform, 459716 The maker of the Retail Installment Contract and Security Agreement has defaulted in compliance with the terms of said Retail Installment Contract and Security Agreement. John Deere Company, the owner and holder of said Retail Installment Contract and Security Agreement on account thereof, is offering said property for sale in accordance with the terms of said Retail Installment Contract and Security Agreement. John Deere Company has the right to bid. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that on the 13th of November 1984 at 10:30 a.m. of said date, John Deere Company will offer for sale at Tom Reding Taft, Texas, to the highest bidder the above described property.
Conditions and Terms of Sale: All items will be sold "as-is" and in their present condition. NO GUARANTEE OR WARRANTY OF ANY NATURE, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, is made. Any statement of description is for identification only and not a warranty or representation. All goods are subject to redemption prior to sale. The terms of the sale are cash.
The high bidder must submit certified funds (Bank money order or cashier's check) for the full purchase price at the time of sale. All bids must be submitted in person; all sales are for cash and are final. Individual buyers may be required to pay any applicable sales tax on the sales (purchase) price. Additional information concerning the security interest held by John Deere Company in the above described collateral may be obtained from: JOHN DEERE COMPANY FINANCIAL SERVICES P.O. BOX 20598 DALLAS, TEXAS 75220 Witness our hands this 22nd day of October 1984.
JOHN DEERE COMPANY Pasold NOTICE TO ALL. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF JANICE GIBBS, DECEASED Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary for the Estate of Janice Gibbs were issued on March 23, 1984, in Cause No. 26147-2, pending the Probate Court of Nueces County, Texas, to: Eugene A. Gibbs The residence of such Executor IS Nueces County. Texas.
The post office dress iS: P.O. Box 900 Corpus Christi, TX 78403 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 23rd day of April, 1984. A. Gibbs Eugene A.
Gibbs, Independent Executor for the Estate of Janice Gibbs, Deceased Notice to Elevator and Escalator Dealers Sealed proposals will be received in the County Purchasing Office, Room 106, County Courthouse, 901 Leopard Street, Corpus Christi, Texas until November 20. 1984 10:00 A.M. for furnishing Maintenance and Repairs on all Elevators and Escalators located the Nueces County Courthouse. Specification are available at the above address. The County reserves the right to reject any or all bids, as well as the right to determine the most advantageous bid.
The County reserves the right to waive any or all formalities except the County cannot accept a proposal after the closing hour advertised. Faye N. Haggerty Purchasing Agent When you're shopping price. turn to the ads in Caller -Times. 1110 Legal Notices Sealed bids will be received by the Corpus Christi Independent School District in the office of Jesse R.
Bowie 111, Purchasing Manager, 801 Leopard Street, up to the time of: 2:30 p.m., Monday, November 19, 1984, for TYPEWRITERS 3:00 p.m., Monday, November 19, 1984 for INDUSTRIAL ARTS EQUIPMENT Itemized details are on file and available upon request in the Purchasing Office. Sealed proposals will be received until 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, November 27, 1984 by the Victoria Independent School District at the office of the Business ManagAdministration Building, Profit Drive, P. O. Box 1759, Victoria, Texas 77902 for furnishing certain items of Instruments and Equipment in accordance with specifications prepared by the Business Office of the Victoria Public Schools. Copies of specifications and proposal forms may be obtained from the above address.
The Board Trustees reserves the right to reject all bids and to award contracts for individual items as they appear be advantageous and waive all to formalities in bidding. No proposal may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days subsequent to the opening of bids without the consent Board of Trustees, Independent School District. Board of Trustees Victoria I.S.D By: Martin L. Cano, Secretary OPALS TO oboes: you can sell it guaranteed with an ad in Caller-Times classified. Call 883-SELL for details.
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Call 883-SELL for details. SATELLITES to Shar Peis: you can sell it guaranteed with an ad in -Times classified. Call 883-SELL for more information CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, Nov. 2, Testimony on pesticide use ends By Dana Palmer HARTE AUSTIN BUREAU AUSTIN Testimony to the Texas Agricultural Department on aerial pesticide spraying ended last night. The hearings dealt with pesticide regulations, part of which would require that residents of an area in which pesticides are to be used must be notified of the potential use.
Doctors and pesticide victims told the House Agriculture and Livestock Committee about miscarriages and paralysis. Farmers and farmworkers talked about possibly losing their farms and jobs if the new rules go into effect as scheduled this December. Committee Chairman, Rep. Robert Saunders, DAL Grange, said he hopes to work out a compromise with the help of a special committee. He said Agriculture Commissioner Jim Hightower has agreed to work with such a committee.
composed of farmers, lawyers, Rural Legal Aid attorneys and farmworkers. The House committee, he said, also will draft its own recommendation on needed changes by Nov. 22. Of the 51 witnesses who testified in the twoday hearing, several said many cases of pesticide poisoning among farmworkers are not reported because of fear of retaliation. "People don't even tell us." said Rebecca Lightsey, attorney for Texas Rural Legal Aid.
"They don't tell their doctors. They don't tell their crew leaders because very often they are afraid to lose their jobs." Woodrow W. McClure Woodrow W. McClure, 66. of 4429 Ramsey, died Wednesday in a local hospital.
He had been a residential builder in the Aransas Pass and Ingleside area for many years. Surviving are his wife, Marie; a daughter. Mrs. Sharon Peck of Grand Prairie: two sons. Michael McClure of Phoenix, and Stephen McClure of Denton: and three granddaughters.
Cage-Mills Downtown Chapel. Mrs. Timotea Espinoza Mrs. Timotea Espinoza, 91, of 703 Elesa. died Tuesday at her home.
Surviving are her husband. Damaso: a son. Frank B. Flores Sr. of Corpus Christi: a brother.
Francisco B. Munoz of Land City: a sister, Gertrudes Munoz of Corpus Christi: 18 grandchild- Cecilia Rhoades. a University of Texas student, is studying pesticide victims in the Corpus Christi area as part of her doctoral studies. In her studies, she has found 170 official complaints of pesticide poisoning along the lower Texas Coast and the Valley in the last six years. Most of those involved aerial sprayings that drifted or fell on houses, people and animals and not crops, and led to the deaths of livestock and trees, as well as contamination of some water wells.
human death was reported as a result of overspraying, but the applicator and the farmer refused to open their files to the TDA (Texas Department of Agriculture) to see what pesticide was involved." she said. More cases aren't reported because people don't want to make neighboring farmers mad or they are not aware of the symptoms of pesticide poisoning, she said. Mrs. Rhoades said that one victim complained to her that "I was sprayed by my father-in-law and lost my baby two days later. I can't complain because he's my father-in-law." In addition, previous Department of Agriculture administrations have been less than diligent in following up complaints, Mrs.
Rhoades said. "Even the most serious infractions. such as the death of a child, large losses of livestock and deliberate unauthorized sprayings, were not pursued at all." she said, adding that the situation has changed under Agriculture Commissioner Jim Hightower. With notification, a person or family can pre- ren. 21 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
Cantu Funeral Home. Paul R. Baldacci Sr. Paul R. Baldacci 77, died yesterday in a San Rafael.
hospital. Among survivors is a sister, Mrs. Annette Parks of Corpus Christi. Keatons's Mortuary of San Rafael. Eugenio Soliz Sr.
FALFURRIAS Eugenio Soliz 80, died Wednesday in a local hospital. He was employed by Brooks County as -a heavy equipment operator before his retirement. Among survivors is a son, Lionel Soliz of Corpus Christi. Howard-Williams Funeral Home of Falfurrias. pare for potential pesticide drift, Mrs.
Rhoades said, and they will be watching for symptoms of pesticide exposure. Wednesday night, Corpus Christi businessman and San Patricio County farmer Floyd Zahn told of his 16 years of problems with pesticides drifting or being inadvertantly sprayed on his property. "I have lost livestock, trees and complete hay crops," he said, adding that it bothers him to lose the money, "but not nearly as much as the health effects I know these poisons have." He also chastized the committee, saying: "I personally resent having to come up here and take time off from work and beg for something I think is my human right." As for the Rio Grande Valley growers, Bill Weeks of the Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers Association said the major problem is that many farms are adjacent to towns and cities. With a proposed requirement that immediate neighbors be notified of sprayings if requested, some growers could be forced to telephone up to 30,000 people at least 24 hours before aerial spraying could begin, he said. In the Valley alone, ground applications would cost about $4.6 million more than aerial applications, said Karen Richmond of the growers' association.
Yesterday, farmworker Rodolfo Perez of Mission brought the committee a petition from 411 fellow farmworkers who fear they will lose their jobs if the new regulations go into effect. Deaths Deaths Elsewhere The Associated Press Marcel Moyse BRATTLEBORO, Vt. Marcel Moyse, a world famous flutist who helped found the Marlboro School of Music in Brattleboro in 1952. died Thursday of natural causes. He was 95.
Moyse studied at the Paris Conservatory and became principle flutist for several Paris orchestras and at the Opra-Comique. Eduardo De Filippo ROME Eduardo De Filippo, an Italian actor of stage and screen for half a century, died Wednesday at age 84. De Filippo was an actor, dramatist, director and screenwriter. In 1932. he founded a stage company with his brother and sister and they branched out into films.
1201 Funerals 1201 Funerals 1201 Funerals 1201 Funerals 1201 Funerals 1201 Funerals 1201 Funerals the Czech National Organi- FARRIS Pompas Funebres Noya October 30, at a local of San Antonio; one sister Sosebee, Amanda Jones, zation of America. In Oscar Franklin Farris, Funeral Home in Noya La hospital. and brother-in-law, Mrs. both of Corpus Christi, 1918 he became an active member of the American Red Cross in Cameron, Texas. In 1920 he became a charter member of the Texas Cotton Growers Association in Milam County.
He was the manager of the Buckholts Farm Bureau Cotton Gin and was also a farmer. In 1922 he joined American Sokol and was an active member for many years. He was a school trustee at Bryant Station and commissioner supervisor. He owned gins in Holland and Pettibone, Texas. He moved to Corpus Christi in 1940, where he managed Farmers Gin from 1941 to 1942.
He then went into ship building and later into rental property and development. He became a member of S.P.J.S.T. Lodge and later, Lodge He transferred to Sokol Corpus and was a Christi member of R.V.O.S, S.V.P.S, and the Czech Heritage Society He was an S.P J.S.T organizer and produced 131 members. He resigned 1974 when his health failed. His wife, Albina Proboril, preceded him in death in December 1974.
He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Lillie Mrs. HubAustin, Texas, Olga Mokry, and Mrs. Ann Peal, both of Corpus Christi; one son, Johnny Stasa of Manor, Texas, 11 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Maxwell Dunne Funeral Chapel with Rudy Sefcik officiating Interment will follow at Seaside Memorial Park His grandsons will serve as pallbearers Members of Sokol and S.P will serve as honorary pallbearers of flowers, friends may make butions to the Sokol Gym Fund.
Maxwell Dunne Funeral Service. Morgan at Tenth ESPINOZA Timotea Espinoza, 91, of 703 Elesa, died 2.45 at p.m. Tuesday at her rest She was member Our Lady Guadalupe Catholic Church. Survivors include husband, Damaso Espi- noza; one Frank B. Flores, of Corpus Christi; one brother, FranCISCO B.
Munoz of Land City, Texas; one sister, Gertrudes Munoz of Corpus Christi, 18 grandchildren; 21 great-grand- children, and great- great-grandchildren. Rosary was recited Thursday. Funeral Mass 11 will be celebrated at at of a.m. today Our Lady Guadalupe Catholic Church Interment folwill Memorial Rose Hill low Cantu Funeral Home, 2402 Baldwin. 83, of 1437 Melbourne, passed away Wednesday at his residence.
A native of Austin, Texas, he had been a resident of Corpus Christi since 1942. He was a veteran of the United States Army. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Bishop, Texas, and a member of the Central Christian Church. He was retired from Brown Express. Survivors include his wife, Evelyn Farris of Corpus Christi; one daughter.
Mrs. Frankie Christopher of Klute, Texas, one sister. Mrs. Beula Awalt of Alice, Texas; one grandchild, Farris Christopher of Klute, Texas, one nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. and Margie Awalt of Alice; and two grandnieces. Masonic graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Seaside Memorial Park.
Members of the Bishop Masonic Lodge, Art Christopher, and Charles Jackson will serve as pallbearers. Clifford Jackson Funeral Home on Kostoryz Road. GUTIERREZ HEBBRONVILLE Sofia C. Gutierrez, 86, passed away Wednesday at a Falfurrias hospital. Survivors include two sons, Arturo Gutierrez of San Antonio and Edwardo Gutierrez Hidalgo, Texas, two daughters, Elida and Maria Luisa Cremar, both of Hebbronville; one sister, Lucrecia Cremar of Hebbronville; 34 grandchildren; 24 great -grandchildren; and one greatgreat-grandchild.
Prayer services were held at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Howard -Williams Funeral Chapel. Funeral services will be conducted 10 at a.m. Friday at the Howard-Williams Funeral Chapel. Interment will follow at the Isidro Gutierrez Cemetery Howard- Williams Funeral Home Hebbron- LEIS- MAYO LEIS- MAYO Benjamin Leis-Mayo, 63, of La-Coruna, MurosAbelleira, Spain, passed away Wednesday after short illness.
He was Merchant Ma- rine Seaman. He is survived by wife, Paula Lago-Luaces, one son, Jose Lago of New York; one daughter, Josefa, Leis-Lago, his mother. Herminda Mayo Sande of Spain; Todaugher-in-law, Pepita bio-Lago of New York, his son-in-law, Jesus Manuel Rivadaneyra-Abeijou of New York, five brother, Sisters, of Abel- leira, Muos Spain, and two grandchildren will recitA Rosary at the Friday Cantu Funeral Home Cha- 2402 Baldwin Corpus He will be fly Spain to the Coruna, Spain. Burial will be held in the Muros-Abelleira Cemetery at Santiago Compostala, Spain. Cantu Funeral Home, 2402 Baldwin.
MARTINEZ ROBSTOWN Salvador Martinez, 73, of Route 2. Box 6-E, died at 9:10 p.m. Tuesday at a local hospital after a sudden illness. He was a native of Goliad, Texas, and had lived in Robstown for the past 45 years. He was a retired self-employed trucker.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Guadalupe Martinez; four sons, Eliseo, Benito, Reymundo, and Israel Martinez; five daughters, Mrs. Gregoria De Leon, Mrs. Gloria Leal, Mrs. Soila Reza, Miss Rosita Martinez, all of Robstown, and Mrs.
Corina Ponce of Pampa, Texas; three brothers, Eliseo Martinez of Weslaco, Juan and Trino Martinez, both of Robstown; 44 grandchildren; and ten great grandchild ren. A Rosary was recited at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Ramon Funeral Chapel. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 4 p.m. Friday at St.
Anthony's Catholic Church. Burial will be in the Christian Cemetery Ramon Funeral Home in Robstown. McCLURE Woodrow W. McClure, 66, of 4429 Ramsey, Wednesday, October 1984, at a local hospital. He was a native of Kenedy, Texas, and had in Chris lived Corpus most of his life.
He was a time builder in the long Aransas Pass and Ingle- side He was a World War Navy veteran and area, was aboard the battleship U.S.S Nevada He saw action in the South Pacific and was wounded when the ship was hit by enemy He was member of Morgan Avenue Baptist Survivors his wife. Marie, a daughter son-in-law, Sharon David Peck of Grand Praine, a and daugh- Stephen and McClure of Denton; Susan a Michael McClure of Phoenix. Arizona, three granddaughters, Melody, Karen, Janet Peck of and Grand Praine Funeral services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Friday, November 2, 1984, at Cage-Milis Downtown Chapel with Dr. Paul Wat- officiating.
Burial will follow at Seaside Memonal Park. of lieu usual remem- brances, the Family donations to the requests American Cancer Society Cage-Mills Downtown NINO Gregoria Gomez Nino, 84. 4217 Townsend. passed away Tuesday, Survivors include three sons, Theodoro Cisneros, Raymond Cisneros, and Ramon Cantu, all of Corpus Christi; two daughters, Eloisa Flores of Victoria and Rosa Fernandez of Sun Valley, California; one brother, Pedro Gomez of Corpus Christi: 25 grandchildren; and 33 great-grandchildren. A Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.
Friday at the Memorial Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at Christ the King Catholic Church. Interment will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery. Memorial Funeral Home, Crosstown Expressway PARKS Joseph N.
Parks 61, of Corpus Christi, died Tuesday at a local hospital. He was born in San Antonio, Texas, and was a veteran of World War Il. He was a graduate of Texas A University and moved to Corpus Christi in 1948 He was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church. He was an employee for 32 years at Sears Department Store in the commercial tire department; he retired in 1980 He was a of V.F W.
Post magmber Survivors include his wife, Lorraine Parks of Corpus Christi; one son daughter-in-law, Joseph N. and Jo Ann Jr. of Corpus Christi, his daughter and sonin-law, Mrs Pam P. and James E. Colli of Dallas, a of San Antonio, his mothda ghter, Susan Emerson er, Mrs.
John B. Parks Sr. Emily and Col. Harold J. Whiteman of San Antonio; four grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Friday at St. Mark's Lutheran Church with the Rev. Arnold P. Moede officiating.
Interment will follow in Seaside Memorial Park. Donations may be made to the Corpus Christi Heart Association and St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Clifford Jackson Funeral Home on Kostoryz Road. RODRIGUEZ Funeral Mass for Refug ia G.
Rodriguez, 73, of 718 Josephine No. 2, will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday St. Catholic Church. Interment will follow in Memory Gardens Cemetery Memorial Funeral Home, Crosstown Ex pressway SAMFORD Mrs.
Emily (Shepherd) Samford, of 1245 Hay ward Drive, died Wednesday at a local hospital following a short illness. She was a charter member of First Lutheran Church. Survivors include her husband, Jess Samford of Corpus Christi: her son Carl and Linda Shepherd of daughter in Colorado Springs. Colorado; two stepsons, John William Samford of Bastrop, Texas, and Donald Richard Samford of Legarto, Texas; five sisters, Clara Merkord of Taylor, Texas. Freida Ahrens of Schulenberg, Texas, Alma and Adele Novsod of Robstown, Texas; two brothers, Alvin Merkord of Corpus Christi and Edwin Merkord of Clovis, California; two grandchildren, Craig and Jennifer Shepherd, both of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the First Lutheran Church with the Rev. Allen Collins officiating. Burial will follow in Seaside Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Milton Jones, Dale Merkord, Henry J.
Novsod, Doug Gary, Ray Samford, and Eric Yeager Maxwell P. Dunne Funeral Service, Morgan at Tenth HINOJOSA Rafael A. Hinojosa, 52, of 4008 Huisache, passed away Wednesday at a local hospital. Survivors include his wife, Gloria; two sons, Rafael Carlos Hinojosa of Miami and Tomas Martin Hinojosa of Corpus Christi; one daughter, Rosa Margarita Hinojosa of Cor: pus Christi; one granddaughter, Catherine Elizabeth Hinojosa Washington; and one sister, Rosa Galvan of Corpus Christi. Prayer services will be held at 7 p.m.
Friday at the Angelus Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral services will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Angelus Funeral Home Chapel. Burial follow in Rose Hill Cemetery. Angelus Funeral Home STASA John Stasa, long-time Corpus Christi resident, died Tuesday, October 30, 1984, at his son's home, Route 2, Manor, Texas.
He was born on December 31, 1890, to Joseph and Anna Stasa Police, Moravia, Czechoslovakia. He became a member of S.P.J S.T. Lodge Buckholts, Texas, in 1911 and the Buckholts, Texas, V.O.S. in 1915. He was a charter member of the Woodman of the World Seaton, Texas.
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