3 A48-Austin, Texas Austin Ameriran-Statesman Saturday, March 31, 1973 Deaths and Services CAPT. HAROLD ROWEN Funeral for Capt. Harold Dale Rowen, 56, of Route 6, Box 8. Austin, will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Wilke-Clay Funeral Home, Rev.
James W. Abington, pastor of Woodlawn Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Forest Oaks Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Don Stewart, Don House, Oliver Strackbeim, Arthur Lind, James Anthony, Roy Dale Volmering, Les Boggett, and Kenneth Anthony. Honorary pallbearer is J.
M. Southwell. Capt. Rowen died Wednesday. MRS.
KATE DAVENPORT Graveside services for Mrs. Kate Davenport, 88, of 2507 Ann Arbor Avenue, were Friday under direction of Hyltin-Manor Funeral- Home in Capital Memorial Gradens. Mrs. Davenport died Wednesday. LYN McFADDEN Funeral for Lyn McFadden, 84, of 4801 Red River, was Friday at Hyltin-Manor Funeral Home.
Burial was in Capital Memorial Gardens. McFadden died Wednesday. MRS. PEARL V. CUMMINS Funeral for Mrs.
Pearl V. Cummins, 75, of Denton, was Friday at Uvalde City Cemetery in Uvalde. Memorial contributions may be made to the Memorial Book Shelf at the Austin Public Library or to the Denton County Library. Mrs. Cummins died Wednesday.
ADA JACKSON Funeral for Mrs. Ada Jackson, 86, of 2200 Riverview, will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Baptist Temple Church. Burial will be. in Capital Memorial Gardens, under direction of Cook-Walden Funeral Home.
Pallbearers will be J. D. McFarland, William McFarland, Larry Springer, John P. Hester, Eldore Urban and Edward Harper. Mrs.
Jackson died Thursday. LILLIE MAY ROBBINS Mrs. Lillie May Robbins, 88, died in a local hospital Friday. She had been a resident of Austin 45 years and was a member of Assembly of God Church. She, is.
survived by three daughters, Mrs. Jewel Blande of Austin, Mrs. Carrie Webster of Houston, and Mrs. G. A.
Fuller of Austin; nine grandchildren. Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Monday at Cook -Walden Funeral Home, Rev. Mrs. Cora Powell officiating.
Burial will be in Austin Memorial Park. MRS. MABLE BROWN Mrs. Mable Brown, 84, of 2304 East died at her home Tuesday. Funeral will be Saturday at 3 p.m.
at. Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church with Rev. H. Miles officiating.
Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery under direction of King-Tears Mortuary, Inc. Survivors include one' daughter, Miss October Jackson of Austin; two sons, Vernon, Jackson of Austin and Leland Jackson of Chicago, Ill. DEANIE A. BANTON Deanie A. Banton, 86, of East 13th died Wednesday in a local hospital.
Funeral will be Saturday at a.m. at King-Tears Mortuary Chapel, Rev. E. J. Tanner officiating.
Burial will be Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Rosanna Isom of Houston and Mrs. Mary Scott of Austin; a neice, Mrs. Tommie Lee Medearis Austin; two Moses: Harrison of Austin Eddie Ward of Houston; grandchildren.
SERVICE that's personal A 1ilke FUNERAL HOME 1811 SOUTH CONGRESS PHONE 442-1446 'Ultimate for Restaurateur' Is Michelin Three-Star Rating By DON COOK The Guide Michelin for detour) and adds 39. to Los Angeles Times PARIS The highest an American lawyer can go in his profession is the U.S. Supreme Court. French intellectuals aspire to join the "forty immortals" of the Francaise. And the ultimate for restaurateur is a three-star rating in the Guide Michelin.
There are plenty of critics and plenty of competitors for the Guide Michelin, but nobody challenges the seriousness with which it operates in its well-established, self-appointed role in the restaurant world. The Guide Michelin regards itself as the guardian of standards of French cuisine. Chefs have committed suicide over the loss of a star in the Michelin. And that is no myth; has happened more than once. When it comes to the awarding of a third star, Michelin spends years in secret surveillance, consideration and discussion of a restaurant.
Only one establishment outside France has ever won the coveted three-star rating-La Villa Lorraine in Brussels. Co-Owner Of Funeral Home Dies Co-owner of Edgar Funeral Home in Burnet, Myron M. Berry 54, died Friday in a local hospital after an extended illness. Born in Marble Falls, Berry had been with Edgar Funeral Home for 15 years. He was former director of Burnet Chamber of Commerce and Highland Lakes Tourist Association.
He was a member of Valley Lodge 175, A.F.&A.M., Ben Hur Shrine, National Selected Morticians and National Funeral Directors Association, He was a Lutheran. Berry also served: as secretary of Burnet Kiwanis Club. He served in the U.S. Navy in World War II as a pharmacist's mate. Funeral is pending at Edgar Funeral Home.
MYRON M. BERRY JR. BURNET Myron M. Berry 54, co-owner of Edgar Funeral Home in Burnet died Friday in a local hospital after an extended illness. 50- 50 COLD Data From NOAA, U.S.
NATIONAL Dept. of WEATHER Commerce SERVICE, 60 60 -70 Rain 70 Showers Snow FORECAST I Flurries 70 Figures Shew High Temperatures Expected For Daytime Saturday Isolated Pracipitation Not Indicated Consult Local Forecast Weather Data AUSTIN: Fair through Sunday with cool nights and mild days. Northwest winds 10 to 20 miles per hour Saturday diminishing Saturday night. High 9 Saturday, mid 70s. Low Saturday night, mid 40s.
High Sunday, upper 70s. Friday's temperature range, 60-75. HOURLY TEMPERATURES Austin temperatures data for the 13-hour period ending at 10 p.m. Midnight: ..65 .65 a.m. .65 p.m..
.62 2 a.m. :64 2 p.m.. .68 3 a.m. :63 3 p.m.. 1.
1.73 a.m. .63 4 p.m.. 75 5 a.m. 5 p.m... a.m.
63 6 p.m.. 74 a.m. 7 p.m. 8 a.m. 8 p.m..
64 9 a.m. 9 p.m... 62 10 a.m. .64 10 p.m.. .60 11 a.m.
65 MISCELLANEOUS DATA Sunrise: 6:22 a.m. Sunset: 6:49 Moonrise: 4:22 a.m. Moonset: 4:15 p.m. Moon will be new on April 2. Highest temperature since Jan.
1: 83 on March. 12. Lowest temperature since Jan. 1: 18 on an. 12.
Temperature extremes within the 48 contiguous states: Highest, 86 at St. Petersburg, Fla. Loest, 9 at Lander, Wyoming. Rainfall in Austin in last 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. .04.
Total rainfall since Jan. 1: 8.39 inches. Accumulated excess: 1.42 inches. RIVER STAGES Bastrop 3.7 up 0.2 Smithville .3.2 down 0.2 Columbus .4.0 down 1.5 Wharton .33 up 0.6 CONDITIONS BROWNSVILLE to PORT ARTHUR: Northwesterly Saturday winds night 12 10 and 20 Sundav. knots Slight to moderate seas.
Small craft warnings may be issued Friday night. GULF TIDES SATURDAY-31 GALVESTON: High 1:24 a.m. Low 8:18 a.m. High 2:49 p.m. Low 8:27 p.m.
CORPUS CHRISTI: High 1:21 a.m. Low 6:47 a.m. High 2:46 p.m. Low 6:56 p.m. SUNDAY-1 GALVESTON: High 2:29 a.m.
Low 8:59 a.m. High 3:01 p.m. Low 8:54 p.m. CORPUS CHRISTI: High 2: 26 a.m. Low 6:28 a.m.
High 2:58 p.m. Low 7:23 p.m. MONDAY-2 GAVLESTON: High 3:27 a.m. Low 9:41 a.m, High 3:13 p.m. Low 9:20 p.m.
dozen full-time inspectors who operate as if they were working for the CIA. Most of them are unmarried and they range out from Paris for several weeks at a time. They are anonymous and unknown to a restaurant proprietor when they turn up for a meal. Often they manage to check out three establishments in a day. Clerk Hurt In Foiling Of Robbery An attendant at Ballard's Drive-In Grocery Store at 1719 North Bluff Road was slightly injured Friday afternoon as he fought with a would-be robber.
Roland Gamboa said a man entered the store about 4 p.m., pulled a knife, and said, "Okay, let me have Gamboa told police he reached for a gun on a shelf beneath the cash register. The man jumped at him as he moved for the gun, Gamboa said. In the ensuing scuffle, Gamboa's hand and shirt were cut, and the pistol discharged, hitting a set of scales, according to police. The suspect escaped, Gamboa said. No arrests have been reported.
of Chambers-O'Bannon Funeral Home. O. MORGAN Deward O. Morgan, 59, of Houston, died in a local hospital Friday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Dorothy Morgan, and a daughter, both of Houston. The body was sent to the Forest Park Funeral Home, Houston, for services and burial in Forest Park Cemetery. C. H. BEARDSLEY SR.
Funeral for C. H. Beardsley, will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Funeral. Home in Algona, Iowa, with burial at Evergreen Cemetery at Vinton, Iowa.
The body was sent to Algona by Weed-Corley Funeral Home. Beardsley died Wednesday, MRS. BARBARA A. LOWE Mrs. Barbara A.
Lowe, 83, of Round Rock, formerly Austin, died at Round Rock Thursday. She was a Baptist. Survivors- are a daughter, Mrs. John Trlica of Austin; son-in-law, John D. Trlica of Austin, grandson.
Funeral is pending at Weed-Corley Funeral Home. EMMA PETERSON Funeral for Emma Peterson, 78, of 911 E. 51st St. was Friday at Cook-Walden Funeral Burial was in Capital Memorial Gardens. Mrs.
Peterson died Wednesday. LOREEN MOURSUND Memorial services for Miss Loreen Moursund, 69, of 1804 Kenwood, will be 11 a.m. Sunday at University Presbyterian Church. Miss Moursund died Monday. HIYMOND WHITE JR.
Funeral for Hymond White, 56, of 1216 Delano, will be Sunday at 1 p.m. at Zion Hill Baptist Church Rev. J. M. Miles will officiate.
Burial will be in Shiloh Cemetery under direction of Fuller Sheffield Funeral Service. White died Wednesday. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Barbara White; three daughters, Mrs. Gracie Harris, Ms.
Gladys Warline of Los. Angeles, and Miss Carol Ann White of Austin; one son, Clendon White of the U.S. Marine Corps in Puerto Rico; mother, Mrs. Lillian White of Central Texas Deaths MRS. IRA CATCHINGS BASTROP Funeral for Mrs.
Ida Catchings, 73, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Miller-Newby Funeral Home with Rev. James E. Carey officiating. Burial will be in Bateman Cemetery.
Mrs. Catchings, a native Bastrop County and a member of Bateman Baptist Church, died Thursday in an Austin hospital. Survivors include her husband, Buck Catchings of Red Rock; three sons, B. C. (Catchings of Luling, Buford Catchings of Bastrop, Lloyd Catchings of Columbus; a sister, Mrs.
Annie Reeves of Smithville; a brother, W. A. Donnell of Smithville; seven, grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. MRS. VERNE A.
CROZIER GONZALES Funeral for Mrs. Verne Allen (Lena Gunn) Crozier, 83, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. In First Methodist Church in Waelder, Rev. A. C.
Newman and Rev. William H. Arnold of San Antonio officiating. Burial will be in Waelder City Cemetery under the direction of Seydler-Hill Funeral Home. Mrs.
Crozier died Thursday in San Antonio. She was a Gonzales area native who lived the past 13 years in San Antonio. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Donald C. Glass of San Antonio; one son, Walter Vernon Crozier of Lubbock; two sisters, Mrs.
Scott Gunn of Lockhart and Mrs. Austin Miller of Fort Worth, six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Dr. Bryan Denman, Morris Moore, Ernest Gosch, James Crozier, Ned Crozier and William Crozier, H. V.
Dietz and Walter Miller. JOHN W. CARNLINE ELGIN John W. Carnline, 86, died Friday in al local hospital after an illness. A retired farmer, he was born in Lee County and was an Elgin resident 50 years.
He was a member of the Assembly of God Church. Funeral will be Sunday at 10 a.m. at Miller-Newby Funeral Home, Rev. E. L.
Carter officiating. Burial will be in the City Cemetery. Survivors include six daughters, Mrs. James Justice of Bastrop, Mrs. Ruth Reed, Mrs.
Eva Maxey, and Mrs. Francis Reed, all of Austin, Mrs. Tommy Bunch of Attica, and Mrs. Chloe McIntyre of Elgin; two sons, Arlie Carnline of Bastrop, and John H. Carline of Austin; 26 grandchildren, 67 great-grandchildren and WILEY B.
MILLSAPS BELTON Funeral for Wiley B. Millsaps, 68, will be Sunday at 2. p.m. at First Christian Church of Killeen, Dr. J.
Morris Smith officiating. Burial will be in Bellwood Memorial Park in Temple under direction of Heartfield Funeral Home. Millsaps died Tuesday at his home. Born had in lived in Sweetwater, Belton he area since 1957. He was a sales representative for Ace Company in Killeen, a member and elder of First Christian Church and past president of District 15 Christian Mens Fellowship of Christian Churches of Texas.
Survivors include one son, Norman Millsaps of Waco; two daughters, Mrs. Ellsworth Martin of Killeen and Mrs. Jim Doss of Marquette Hights, two brothers, P. R. Millsaps of Waco and Malcolm Millsaps of Louden, four sisters, Mrs.
Susie Tallant of Mansfield, Mrs. Ruby Hensley of Prairie City, Oregon, Mrs. Mary Price and Mrs. Nelley Houchins both of Knoxville, Tenn. and 12 grandchildren.
SANDY WILLIAMS GEORGETOWN Funeral for Sandy Williams, 43, will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Davis Funeral Home, Rev. James Shanklin officiating. Burial will be in Georgetown Masonic Cemetery. Williams died Monday in Dallas.
Born in Granger, he was a cook. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Gadison of Georgetown; one daughter, Ruby Mae Williams of Austin; eight brothers, Edward L. Gadison, T.
J. Williams, and J. T. Williams, all of Georgetown, Charles Gadison of Taylor, James R. Gadison of Bastrop, Jessie Gadison Jr.
and Larry Williams, both of Corpus Christi, Robert Gadison, of Los Angeles, Calif; five sisters, Rosie Gadison of Georgetown, Mrs. Dorothy Demps and Mrs. Addie Fitzgerald, both of Granger, Mrs. Mattie Haynes of Belton and Mrs. Bessie Rose of Los Angeles.
ERNEST E. SCHNEIDER FREDERICKSBURG Funeral for Ernest E. Schneider, 78, will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Bechmann Funeral Home, Rev. Perry Woerner efficiating.
Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Schneider died Thursday night in a local hospital. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ernest Schneider; four Fritz Schneider and Ruben Schneider, both of Castell, August Schneider of Llano, and Allen Schneider of San Antonio: and one sister, Mrs. Albert Delgado of Castell.
DOCK WEEAKS JOHNSON CITY Funeral for Dock Weeaks, 75, of Sandy, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Crofts Funeral Home with Rev. Claude Wingo officiating. Burial will be in Kingsland Cemetery. Weeaks, a farmer and rancher, died Thursday night in a Johnson City hospital.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Katy Mae Weeaks of Sandy: a daughter, Mrs. Eutha Faye Birkelbach of Aransas Pass; two sisters, Linnie Weeaks of Marble Falls and Mrs. Dolly Turbiville of San Antonio; and two grandchildren. GARY M.
MURILLO LULING Funeral for Gary M. Murillo, 49, will be Satuday at 10 a.m. at St. Johns Catholic! Church. Burial will be in 'Community Cemetery under the Murillo died March 19 in California.
He was retired from U.S. Army, and had been formerly of Luling. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Conchita Elam of Baltimore, one brother, David Murillo of Long Beach, three sisters, Mrs. E.
Q. Estrada and Mrs. Nick Rodriguez, both of Luling and Mrs. Lazora Moreno of San Antonio and one grandson. THOMAS EDWARD LEGGETT a GEORGETOWN Funeral for Thomas Edward Leggett, 76, will be Saturday at 2 p.m.
at Davis Funeral Home, Rev. Alt Cummins officiating. Burial will be in 1.0.0.F. Cemetery. Leggett died Thursday night in a Taylor hospital.
He was a veteran of World War I and retired farmer who was a lifelong resident of the Georgetown area. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Winnie Leggett of it Georgetown; one son, Tom Leggett of Georgetown; one brother, Gene Leggett of Jonah; one sister, Mrs. Bernice Ledbetter of Round Rock; one granddaughter, two nieces and two nephews. JAMES ROBERT STECK BELTON James Robert (Jimbo) Steck, 28, died Friday morning in a Temple hospital after a long illness.
Born in Clarksburg, West he served in U.S. Army in Germany until 1967. He had attended Belton High School. Funeral will be Sunday in Heartfield Funeral Home, Father Arthur Michalka officiating. Burial will be in North Belton Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Carolyn Steck of Temple; his mother, Mrs. Mildred Steck of Temple; his father, John E. Steck of Florida; one daughter, April Joy Steck of Rogers; one brother, Thomas E. Steck of San Antonio and one sister, Mrs. Brabara Reid of Austin.
SAMPSON CANADA ELGIN Sampson Canada, 78, died Friday at his home. Funeral will be Monday at 3. p.m. in Pleasant Chapel A.M.E. in Walnut Creek.
Burial will be in Haywood Cemetery under the direction of Fuller-Sheffield Funeral Service. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Effie Canada of Elgin; two brothers, Rufus Williams of El Paso and Thrauses Brown of Bastrop; two sisters, Mrs. Ora Guthrie of Los Angeles, Calif. and Mrs.
Sarah Moses of San Francisco. Germany, which is described by one writer on culinary subjects as "a gourmet's handbook for survival" does not list a single restaurant in the whole country with anything better than a one-star rating. Therefore, it was about as sensational as if the Metropolitan Museum had picked up another Etruscan vase when the Guide Michelin came out the first week of March, as it does every year, with the promotion of four French restaurants to its three-star category. Never in the guide's history have four restaurants been promoted in the same year, and the last time any restaurant advanced in the ratings from two stars to three stars was back in 1966. The four that made it this year are Le Vivarois and Taillevent in Paris, Chez Mere Charles in Mionnay and Pic in Valence.
The Michelin makes no comments and gives no reason for this rather sensational culinary But in fact, whatever else may be happening to the quality of French life, the restaurant business is booming. In the last 10 years, approximately 3,350 new restaurants have opened in France, more than 1,000 of them in Paris. The French eat between 16 and 20 per cent of all their meals in restaurants. In addition to the four new three-star restaurants in this year's Michelin (worth a special journey), the guides promotes five establishments to its two-star category (worth a one -star list (a good restaurant). The Guide Michelin was founded by the Michelin Tire Co.
in 1900 to promote travel, touring and with it the use of its tires. It has been published every year since then except for the war years from 1940 to 1945. Continuity and longevity in itself contributes considerably to the guide's authority as the arbiter of culinary standards in France. In the postwar years it has grown, moreover, into a phenomenal publishing success. The 1972 print-run was 550,000 copies and it must have sold well since the 1973 printing of its 1,200 pages in the unchanged red hardback cover was increased to 600,000 copies.
It went on sale in early March in almost every newspapershop or bookstore in France, plus garages, tobacconists, drug stores, anywhere it might sell. This year the price is 22 francs, about $5. Everybody who buys a copy of the Michelin sets out to second-guess it ratings, but this in fact is part of the strength of its operation. An addressed form-letter for dispatch of critical comments back to Paris headquarters is included in every guide sold. During the winter months Michelin receives about 500-600 letters a month and this rises to 3,000 a month during the summer vacation season.
If an address is given, all correspondence is answered and the comments are collated as to quality, comfort, service, cleanliness and price. Michelin employs about a RITES Funeral for MISS Dorothy Mae Jordan, 32, of 2802 Loyola Lane, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at WeedCorley Funeral Home. Miss Jordan, who died Thursday, was an orchestra teacher in Austin public schools and was with the Austin Symphony. FM Station Asked in Tyler WASHINGTON (AP) The (Federal Communications Commission Friday announced receiving the following Tyler, Tex.
Tyler Broadcasting construction permit fr a new FM station. OLD COINS WANTED Interstate OPEN: Sat. 9-6, Sun. 1 5. Mon.
9-6 2713 So. Lamar Coin (at Manchaca Rd.) Ph: 444-5111 (Daily) Co. CORPUS CHRISTE: Hign 3124 LUW 8:11 a.m. High 3:10 p.m. Low 7:57 p.m.
TUESDAY-3 GALVESTON: High 4:29 a.m. Low a.m. High 3:24 p.m. Low p.m. 9 High 3:31 p.m.
Low 8:35 p.m. CORPUS CHRISTI: High 4:26 a.m. Low WEDNESDAY -4 GALVESTON: High 5:26 a.m. Low a.m. High 3:37 p.m.
Low 10:46 p.m. CORPUS CHRISTI: High 5:23 a.m. Low 9:53 a.m. High 3:34 p.m. Low 9:15 p.m.
THURSDAY-5 GALVESTON: High 6:28 a.m. Low 12:06 p.m. High 3:51 p.m. Low 11:35 p.m. CORPUS CHRISTI: High 6:25 a.m.
Low 10:35 a.m. High 3:48 p.m. Low 10:04 p.m. LAKE LEVELS Colorado River Normal Now Buchanan 1020.0. 1009.27 Lake L.B,J.
825.0. 824.8 Marble Falls 737.8. 737.0 Lake Travis 681.0. 687.10 Lake Austin 492.8. 492.54 Town Lake 428.8 Leon River Belton Lake .594.0.
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