Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 9

MONDAY Jloril 11. 1983. Longview Daily Itowt pi, Deaths She was a lifetime Longview resident and a member of Wesley United Methodist Church. She also was a Hallsville slates sports physical exams HALLSVILLE Physical examinations for students planning to participate in University Interscholastic League sports events at the junior or high school level are set for 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 4.

At that time The Bone and Joint Clinic of Shreveport will conduct physical examinations NO MORE TANGLES (Jofvmotvt 0 hahy powder baby EXTRA SPECIAL 1.69 more 24 OUNCE 14 OUNCE 2.95 Value JOHNSON'S BABY OIL JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER EXTRA SPECIAL A fft 5.16 Value XsU? 2.29 Value Mondora Warren TYLER Services for Mondora Warren of Tyler are tending with Jones Funeral Home of Kilgore. Mrs. Warren died today in a Longview nursing borne. Anong her survivors is one brother, Garcia T. Miller, of Dallas.

Willie Curie GLADEWATER Services for Willie Currie of Gladewater are pending with Jones Funeral Home in Kilgore. Mr. Currie died Thursday night in a Longview hospital. Survivors include his wife, Mae of Dallas; and three daughters, Maxine Russell of Gladewater, Runnett Terrells and Ida Currie, both of one brother, Curtis Curry of Los Angeles, and one sister, Rosa Allen of Gladewater. Clifford Adkins MARSHALL Services for Clifford Adkins, 55, of Marshall will be 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Sullivan Funeral Home with the Revs. Kenneth Flanagan and Bill Edwards officiating. Burial will be in Colonial Gardens Cemetery. Mr. Adkins died Sunday morning in a Marshall hospital after a lengthy illness.

Born Jan. 27, 1928, in Bronson, Mr. Adkins moved to -Marshall from Houston in 1965. He was owner and 'manger of Cliffs Safety Glass Co. and a member of "Clearview Baptist Church.

Mr. Adkins attended Hemphill Public Schools and was a member of Melrose Masonic Lodge in Houston. He served in the VS. Army during World War and was a member of the Longview Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Survivors include his wife, Marie; daughters, Mrs.

LaDell Copeland and Rhonda, both of Marshall; mother, Mrs. Bernice of Pineland; brothers, Dugan of Kil 1.39 3 for those students who intend to participate in; any of the athletic programs offered by the Hallsville schools in the 1983-84 school year. The May 4 date is for all present eighth, ninth and tenth grade boys. On May 11 all girls in grades eight through eleven who are intending to participate in any fall or spring sport are to report for physicals along with any seventh grade boy who is interested in sports for next year. These examinations will be conducted at the Junior High School.

These physicals which are required by the UIL are being offered at the school for the first time. They will be given under the direction of Dr. Billy i0 part-time nurse at Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. Mrs.

Denson was a member of Order of the Eastern Star lodge No. 610 and the American Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. Survivors include her grandchildren, Becky Johnson and Kenneth Brown, both of Longview and Capt David Brown of Alabama; brother, George K. Ford, of Longview; sisters, Mrs. Oleta Pierce and Mrs.

Henry Ford Fitzgerald, both of Longview, sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles C. Ford of Longview; and five great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends at Welch Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m. Monday.

Mrs. Sherry Gail Ashby GLADEWATER Services for Mrs. Sherry Gail Ashby, 30, of Rt 1, Big Sandy were set for 3 p.m. at the Mai-colm Stone Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Dudley Brookshire.

Burial will be in Friendship Cemetery under the direction of Malcolm Stone Funeral Home. Mrs. Ashby died Saturday at her home near Big Sandy. Born in Odessa, she lived most of her life in Gladewater. Mrs.

Ashby, a housewife, attended Gladewater schools and the University of Houston. She is survived by her husband, Cotton; one daughter. Candy Lea; one brother, Guy Martin of Gladewater; one sister, Benylu Laws of Longview; her parents, Nelda and Bo Martin of Gladewater, and several aunts, uncles and cousins. O.H. (Mutt) McCartney KILGORE Services for O.H.

(Mutt) McCartney of Kilgore will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Dan Goodwin Officiating. Burial will be in Kilgore City Cemetery with Rader Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mr.

McCartney died 8:30 a.m. Sunday at his home after a sudden illness. Born in Fanshaw, he lived in Kilgore since 1948, coming from Odessa. He was a retired co-owner of Dur-Mac Oil Co. He was a U.S.

Navy veteran of World War II and was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include one daughter, Paula Hinson of Kilgore; one son, Jack H. Ferguson of Irving; his mother, Pearl Gregory of Kilgore; and two granddaughters. Norine Turner KILGORE Services for Norine Turner of Kilgore are pending at Rader Funeral Home. Mrs.

Turner died Sunday afternoon at her home. Mary Pauline Dawson MARSHALL Services for Mary Pauline Dawson, 67, of Marshall will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Lakeview Funeral Home with the Roy White officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Dawson died Saturday at a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Born Jan. 23, 1916, in Poplar Bluff, Mrs. Dawson lived in Longview before moving to Marshall. She was married to the late Ralph Fenton Dawson and a member of South Washington Street Church of Christ.

Survivors include her sons, John William Samford of Austin, William Andrew and Henry Ray, both of Marshall and Ralph Fenton III of Glen Gardener, N.J.; daughter, Mary Pauline Dawson Havard of Bryan; brothers, Henry Phegley of Columbia, and Paul Phegley of West Monroe, sister, Luella Wilson of Alto; and 14 grandchildren. 12 OUNCE DEXARIM WITH VITAMINS Limited 32 Caps CQ 7.19 Value 4.057 DEXATRIM CAPSULES 28 caps A Pft 4.33 Value 3.0? MAALOX A LIQUID Too i.uu 2.73 Value MOW! HYDR0CGRT1SQXE s. CHLDMirS CHIWMU CcfitrtmXjE Mote complete than any leading brand. I Dermolatel Bundrick and his staff and will be free to the student athlete. "This is the most convenient arrangement we could have," says HISD trainer, Don Zylks.

"We will have all the exams in hand as soon as they are complete and can begin making plans for the next year at once." Another advantage is that the examinations will be consistant. 3 Centrum! Jr. 3Vk OUNCE Stop That itch and vtuuaiHf Hinirai ruwiuut 4 HON Minor Jtin Irritation gore, Thomas E. of Pineland and Glen Dean of Jasper; sisters, Mrs. Faye Huffman of Jasper, Mrs.

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Bradshaw, 86, of Gilmer at Croley Funeral Home. Mrs. Bradshaw died Sunday at a Gilmer convalescent center. She was born Jan. 9, 1897, in Alabama, and lived in Upshur County most of her life.

She was a retired worker in the parts department of a defense plant in Utah. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Survivors include sons, S.W. of Tyler, Maurell of Gilmer, Elton of Murray, Utah, and Gaylon of Vancouver, daughters Autie Leek of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Glena Cottrell of Murray, Utah; brothers Paul Wade of Bountiful, Utah, J.C. Wade of Gilmer and Byron Wade of Konowa, sister Vera Boyd of Longview; 30 grandchildren; 64 -great-grandchildren; and several great-great-grandchildren.

Mary Mildred Denson Services for Mary Mildred Denson, 70, of Longview will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Welch Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Dewayne Beaty officiating. Burial will be in Memory Park Cemetery. She died Sunday morning at home after a brief 1 2.09 Value l.UH TINACTIN SPRAY POWDER 3.49 Value 2.09 CENTRUM, JR.

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The biggest telescope in the country measures 200 inches; the biggest one in the world is 240 inches. The two leading site candidates are Mount Graham, about 60 miles east of Tucson, and the island of Mauna Kea, Hawaii. Light pollution control will be a significant factor in deciding where the telescope goes, Crawford said. In March, the Mesa City Council passed a measure requiring outside lights to be aimed, shielded or filtered, prohibiting searchlights used for advertising and providing for use of low-glare lighting wherever possible. Most of those practices already were in effect before the ordinance made them mandatory.

The skies viewed from Kitt Peak are 25 percent brighter than if there were no cities around, Crawford said. "We can tolerate that, but if it gets significantly worse, we'd have real serious problems." By MARIE DILLON Cox News Service MESA, Ariz, You've heard of air pollution, water pollution, even noise pollution. Now you've got light pollution to worry about. It sounds like a threat about as serious as light beer, but it is a menace to stargazers and taxpayers alike. And it's serious enough to prompt 13 Arizona communities so far to pass laws to prevent it.

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