THE SUN Mississippi Gulf Coast, Thursday, January 26, 1984 The Forecast For 7.p.m. EST Rain Snow B8 Thursday, January Temperatures Showers Flurries 50. 1, 40 20 20 20 20 30 40 60 60 70 60 70 National Weather Service NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce 80 Fronts: Cold Warm Occluded Stationary Rain again Cloudy skies are forecast with a 60-percent chance of rain, increasing to 80 percent tonight.
The high will be in the upper 50s, and the low in the mid-40 The wind will be northeast at 10 to 15 mph. Friday, decreasing cloudiness will bring a high near 60. YESTERDAY'S REPORT: According to the National Weather Service in Jackson, the high in Biloxi was 56 and the low was 53, with .35 inches of rainfall recorded. Gulfport's high was 59, its low 50, with .40 inches of rain. Zones 1, 4 Partly cloudy through tonight.
High in mid-50s, low in mid-30s. 1 5 Wind northeast 10 mph. Friday. fair with high in upper 50s. Zones 2, 5, 6 Partly cloudy through tonight 2 7 with 20-percent chance of rain.
6 High in mid-50s, low in low 30s. Wind northeasterly 10 mph. Friday, fair with high in upper 50s. 9 Zones 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 3 Mostly cloudy through tonight 8 with increasing chance of rain. High in low 50s, low upper 30s.
Wind northeast 10 mph. Friday, 12 mostly fair with high in upper 11 50s. 10 Zone 13 14 Cloudy with 60-percent chance of rain, increasing to 80 percent tonight. High in upper 50s, low in mid-40s. Wind northeast 10 to 15 mph.
Friday, decreasing cloudiness. High near 60. The nation's weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mild temperatures Wednesday stretched across Rocky Mountain and East Coast states for a change, but that brought problems also flooding in the Pacific Northwest and fog in the East. Dozens of families fled homes in Washington and Oregan, and many roads were closed. Light showers and fog the result of a "temperature inversion" stretched along the Gulf Coast and along the Eastern Seaboard, hampering motorists and air travelers.
Elsewhere, showers dampened the lower Texas coast. New England recorded temperatures in the 30s and 40s, while southern Florida warmed into the 80s. But wintry weather clung to the Great Lakes region and the northern Plains. National weather data Temperatures indicate high Denver and low for Wednesday to 7 Des Moines p.m. CST.
Detroit Hi Lo Pre Duluth Albany 45 34 El Paso Albuquerque 49 16 Fairbanks Amarillo 53 26 Fargo Anchorage -05 -16 Flagstaff Asheville 49 43 Great Falls Atlanta 53 44 .20 Hartford Atlantic City 49 38 .33 Helena Austin 63 40 Honolulu Baltimore 52 33 Houston Billings 54 39 Indianapolis Brmnghm 42 .01 Jackson, Ms. Bismarck 25 .03 Jacksonville Boise 43 35 .03 Juneau Boston 49 39 .08 Kansas City Brownsvile 55 54 2.33 Las Vegas Buffalo 36 34 Little Rock Burlington 33 Los Angeles Casper 32 Louisville 60 .03 Lubbock Christn, W. V. 35 Memphis 53 43 .04 Miami Cheyenne 44 32 Milwaukee Chicago 37 25 Mpis-St. Paul Cincinnati 34 30 Nashville Cleveland 39 31 New Orins CImbia, S.
C. 55 46 .13 New York Columbus 37 31 Norfolk Dallas 58 28 North Platte Dayton 34 28 Okla City 52 28 18 39 30 13 09 58 26 -39 -46 14 10 .39 54 22 48 41 33 52 40 84 72 60 46 .03 35 31 45 37 70 63 .09 19 15 .03 51 23 66 40 57 32 80 53 37 34 61 23 49 34 79 73 35 25 23 18 42 35 54 48 .49 47 36 54 48 .13 41 16 57 30 Tides along the Coast Predicted tide times and heights are shown for the Biloxi Bay area. You can compute tide times for other points listed by subtracting or adding hours and minutes as indicated. A minus time indicates an earlier tide and a plus time a later tide. The Biloxi Bay tide times are provided by the Sea Grant Advisory Service, a service dedicated to the optimum development, use and conservation of marine resources.
Sea Grant Advisory Service is located at 4646 W. Beach Biloxi. Omaha 42. 26 Orlando 81 63 .02 Philadelphia 45 34 Phoenix 74 42 Pittsburgh 42 32 Prtind, Me. 47 30 .02 Prtind, Ore.
55 .19 Providence 47 .12 Raleigh 53 45 .10 Rapid City 60 Reno 58 26 Richmond 52 .48 St. Louis 52 27 St. Pete 79 66 Salt Lake 43 35 .05 San Antonio 66 43 San Diego 76 52 San Fran 68 50 St Ste Marie 22 12 .16 Seattle 51 46 .99 Shreveport 55 37 Sioux Falls 36 15 Spokane 45 39 Syracuse 38 25 Topeka 52 22 Tucson 70 36 Tulsa 57 30 Wshington 56 35 Wichita 51 20 Prc-Precipitation for 24 ending 6 p.m. (CST) Wednesday. Location High Low Bayou La Batre 45 45 Horn Island Pass :01 33 Pascagoula Sound 08 26 Pascagoula River entrance :32 22 Ship Island Pass 10 10 Cat Island 12 27 Bay St.
Louis Chandeleur Light :07 Southwest Pass January 27 26 1.7 1.6 4 28 1.8 5:57 a First listing is high; watcend is low. Height is 29 1.8 0.7 based on mean low 30 1.8 Date Time MI. Time HT. 31 1.7 Almanac By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Thursday, Jan. 26, the 26th day of 1984.
There are 340 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On Jan. 26, 1962, the United States launched the Ranger III spacecraft to land scientific instruments on the moon for the first time. And on this date: In 1837, Michigan became the 26th state. In 1861, Louisiana seceded from the Union.
In 1870, Virginia rejoined the Union. In 1875, George F. Green of Kalamazoo, patented the electric dental drill. In 1880, Gen. Douglas MacArthur was born in Little Rock, Ark.
Five years ago: Former Vice President Nelson Rock- Obituaries HERBERT LOVE BILOXI Herbert C. Love, 45, a resident of Smyrna, died Tuesday in Biloxi. Mr. Love was 3 born in Tennessee and was a pipeline foreman. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Carolyn B. Love of Smyrna. The body was sent from Bradford-O'Keefe Funeral Home in Biloxi to Woodfin Chapel in Murfreesboro, for services and burial. NUTLEY BROUSSARD BILOXI Nutley J. Broussard, 65, of 212 Oak Biloxi, died Tuesday in Biloxi.
The funeral procession will leave Bradford-O'Keefe Funeral Home in Biloxi today at 9:30 a.m. and go to St. Michael's Catholic Church in Biloxi for a 10 a.m. Mass. Burial will follow in the Biloxi Cemetery.
Mr. Broussard was born in Lafayette, and was a member of St. Michael's Catholic Church. He was a crew supervisor for Harrison County. He was a member of the Fleur-DeLis Society and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2434, Biloxi.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Daisy Romero Broussard; a daughter, Miss Deborah Broussard; a son, Nolan Broussard, all of Biloxi; four sisters, Mrs. Aline Thurman of Wynn, Mrs. Electa Hightower, Mrs. Zoway Demet and Mrs.
Bernice Songe, all of Biloxi; two brothers, Alcese Broussard of Biloxi and Cliffey Broussard of Lafayette; and three grandchildren. DONALD IKERD GULFPORT Donald J. Ikerd, 60, of 2326 17th Gulfport, died Tuesday in Gulfport. The funeral will be conducted today at 2 p.m. at Riemann Funeral Home in Gulfport, followed by burial in Evergreen Gardens.
Mr. Ikerd, a lifelong resident of the Coast, was a native of Ocean Springs and a Protestant. He was an engineer in the Merchant Marines and was a member of MEBA (AFL-CIO) District Pacific Coast, New Orleans Branch 1 District. He was a graduate of the College of Mortuary Science in St. Louis, and was a licensed embalmer in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Janice Burns of Louisville, a brother, Millard Ikerd of Gulfport; a sister, Mrs. Bessie Waller of Gulfport; and a granddaughter. PETER MARTINKA GULFPORT Peter J. Martinka, 70, of Temple, Texas, died Saturday in Temple.
The funeral will be conducted today at 10 a.m. Riemann Funeral Home in Gulfport, followed by burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Martinka was a native of Granger, Texas, and was a Catholic. He was a retired Air Force master sergeant.
Survivors include his motherin-law, Mrs. P.T. Peverie of Gulfport; two brothers, John Anton Martinka III of Granger and Henry A. Martinka of Florence, Texas; and five sisters, Mrs. Joel (Frances) Lamer of Walburg, Texas, Miss Agnes Martinka of Halletsville, Texas, Sister Elizabeth Marie Martinka of Schulenberg, Texas, Sister Rosemary Martinka of San Antonio, Texas, and Sister Kostka Martinka of Rowena, Texas.
CHRISTO SARICOPOULOS GULFPORT Christo Saricopoulos, 73, formerly of Gulfport, died Tuesday in West Hempstead, N.Y. Services will be Friday in Franklin Square, N.Y. Mr. Saricopoulos was born in Gulfport in 1910 and was of the Greek Orthodox faith. He was the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Angelo Saricopoulos. Survivors include his wife, Effie, of West Hempstead; two daughters, Mrs. John Proffes, of Shirley, N.Y., and Mrs. Burt (Lela) Testa of West Hempstead; four brothers, Samuel, Jimmy and Harry Saricopoulos of New York state and Michael Saricopoulos of Gulfport; two sisters, Mrs.
Jerry Laura Christodoulou of Gulfport and Mrs. Angelo Mary Paul of Hollywood, N.Y.; and five granddaughters. MISS ALICE WALSH GULFPORT Miss Alice H. Walsh, 80, of 216 North Pierce, New Orleans, died Tuesday in New Orleans. Private services will be held Friday with burial in Evergreen Cemetery in Gulfport.
Mrs. Walsh was a native of Louisiana and was a former resident of Gulfport. She was a Presbyterian. She was a graduate of Gulf Park College and was a former school teacher. Survivors include a brother, James M.
Walsh of Waveland, and a cousin, Mrs. R.W. (Calla Sue) Thompson of Gulfport. Riemann Funeral Home in Gulfport is in charge of arrangements. MRS.
VIRGINIA CAULEY OCEAN SPRINGS Mrs. VirG. Cauley, 48, of 1504 Churchhill Drive, Ocean Springs, died Tuesday in Biloxi. Visitors may call tonight from 6 until 9 at Ben O'Keefe Funeral Home in Ocean Springs. The funeral will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m.
from the funeral home chapel, followed by burial in Me- morial Gardens in Mobile. Mrs. Cauley was born in Sunflower, and had worked with Southland Systems Corp. She served in the Air Force in San Antonio, Texas, and was a member of Graceland Baptist Church in Vancleave. She is survived by two daughters, Sharon D.
Clarke of Hattiesburg and Michelle Nix of Fort Walton Beach, three sons, Paul B. Clarke of Ocean Springs, Joseph A. Clarke and Will-Mercer G. Clarke both of Mobile; seven sisters, Mrs. Verla Robbins of Carrollton, Mrs.
Ruth Randa-Boldt of Fort Lauderdale, Mrs. Flora Chrismond of Itta Bena, Mrs. Irene Brocato of In.dianola, Mrs. Omega Marvil of Ocean Springs, Mrs. Jewel Alford and Mrs.
Kathryn Martinez, both of Fort Walton Beach; two brothers, Ed Gilliland of Itta Bena and Kenny Gilliland of Albuquerque, N.M.; and a grandchild. ELMER GAUTIER PASCAGOULA A memorial service for Elmer Henry Gautier will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Holder-Wells Funeral Home in Moss Point. Mr. Gautier, 83, a native and lifelong resident of Pascagoula, died Jan.
21 in Salem, Va. Mr. Gautier was active in marine conservation affairs. He was prececed in death by his wife, Mrs. Edna Gautier, who died in 1978.
Survivors include two sons, Elmer H. Gautier Jr. of Salem, and Robert Gautier of Houma, five brothers, Fernando Gautier, Horace Gautier, Harry Gautier, Upton Gautier and Frank Gautier; two sisters. Miss Virginia Gautier and Mrs. Marguerite Moore, all of Biloxi; seven grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
WILLIE 'BILL' SAVAGE PASCAGOULA Willie C. Savage, 76, of 1010 Belair, Pascagoula, died Tuesday in Pascagoula. The funeral will be conducted today at 2 p.m. at O'BryantO'Keefe Funeral Home in Pascagoula, followed by burial in Jackson County Memorial Park. Mr.
Savage, a lifelong resident of Jackson County, was born in Pascagoula and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Savage. He was a retired businessman and contractor.
He was an Episcopalian. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Eleanor Savage, and three brothers, A.W. Savage, Ralph H. Savage and Eugene Savage, all of Pascagoula.
MRS. LENA AVERY PICAYUNE Mrs. Lena Rivers Avery, 77, of 110 Clark Picayune, died Tuesday in Hattiesburg. The funeral will be conducted today at 11 a.m. at Goodyear Baptist Church in Picayune, followed by burial in New Palestine Cemetery.
Mrs. Avery was born in Purvis and was a member of Goodyear Baptist Church. She is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Sue Sticker of Pearl River, and Mrs. Sharon Griffin of Kirbyville, Texas; a brother, Cleatus Salter of Minden, four sisters, Mrs.
Alta McKenzie of Baton Rouge, Mrs. Eunice Smith of Picayune, Mrs. Gertrude Sterling of Purvis Tennessean dies in home blaze A Tennessee man died Tuesday night when fire home was engulfed in flames when he first spotted destroyed his motor home parked in the West it. Beach Trailer Park. Firemen brought the fire under control in 15 Harrison County Coroner Steve Delahousey minutes, and Love's body was brought outside by identified the man as Herbert C.
Love, 45, of firefighters Leon Hamilton and Danny Boney. He Smyrna, Tenn. He was a foreman for Sewer was pronounced dead on the scene by Delahousey. Services, a company under contract for a Biloxi The cause of death is listed as smoke inhalation sewer project. and burns.
Fire Department reports said Washer discovered the fire as he Hill Drive at about 10:30. Washer Policeman Ray Deputy Fire drove along Irish caused by an said the motor the motor home. Chief Steve Moore said the fire was electrical heater in the middle of Two Gulfport men plead guilty Two Gulfport men are paying a heavy price for selling a few marijuana cigarettes. Claude W. Smith, 29, of 722 26th St.
and Claude Z. Smith, 22, of 707 26th St. were arrested with six others in a drug bust in Gulfport last May and charged with the sale of a controlled substance. In pleading guilty before Circuit Court Judge James Thomas in Gulfport on Wednesday, the men admitted selling the cigarettes for $1 each. For a crime that netted Claude W.
Smith $2 and Claude Z. Smith $3, the defendants will owe the court approximately $900. Thomas, following a recommendation by Assistant District Attorney C. Gray Burdick, suspended three-year prison sentences, placed the men on probation for 18 months and fined them $500 each. In addition to the fine, the defendants must pay their court-appointed attorneys $350 plus court costs.
In another case, Chris Owen Parmeter, 23, of Long Beach pleaded guilty to false pretense. Parmeter cashed a stolen check in the amount of $100, 1 Burdick said. Thomas suspended a three-year prison sentence, placed Parmeter on probation for two years, ordered him to make restitution of $150, fined him $150 and told him to pay $350 in attorney fees plus court costs. Third arrest comes in stolen goods case JACKSON COUNTY BUREAU property and felony possession of marijuana intent to sell or deliver. He was released ESCATAWPA A third arrest has been made in a case involving the sale of drugs for stolen day on $11,000 bond.
The women, who also face charges of merchandise now being unraveled here by the Jackson County Sheriff's ing Schedule II and Schedule IV drugs, released on $21,000 bond. A Department. On Monday night, two women living at 3804 preliminary Wildwood Road, Mrs. Boncie and will be held next month in Jackson County Smith, 57, Cynthia Rene McVeay, 26, with Officers from the Jackson County were charged Department, Pascagoula and Moss Point possession of drugs and stolen property. On Wednesday, Mrs.
Smith's husband, Nerlie Smith, departments state Bureau and the of 50, who works offshore, turned himself over to participated in the arrests. Drugs and items taken in burglaries and authorities. throughout the county were found in the Smith was charged with possession of stolen officers said. and Mrs. Doris Vest of Gulfport; five grandchildren; and a greatgrandchild.
McDonald Funeral Home in Picayune is in charge of arrangements. Y.C. HOLLOWAY HATTIESBURG Y.C Holloway, 83, a native of Prentiss and a resident of Hattiesburg, died Jan. 22 in Hattiesburg. Services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m.
at Mount Carmel Baptist Church in Prentiss, followed by burial in the Griffith Cemetery at Prentiss. Mr. Holloway was a retired pullman porter with the Milwaukee Railroad and a member of Mount Carmel Baptist Church. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Jones of Oakland, and Miss Myrtle B.
Holloway; and a brother, the Rev. C.M Holloway, pastor of First Faith Missionary Baptist Church of Biloxi. Gray-Holloway Funeral Home in Mendenhall is in charge of arrangements. MRS. BEATRICE UPTON FOREST, Miss.
The funeral for Mrs. Joe (Beatrice) Upton was held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Ott and Lee Chapel in Forest, with burial in the Bay Springs Cemetery in Jasper County. Mrs. Upton, 78, formerly of Bay Springs and a resident of Walnut Grove, died Monday in Forest.
She was a member of Walnut Grove United Methodist Church, the UMW Club, the Thursday Club and the Homemaker Club. Survivors include two sons, Howard Upton of Gulfport and Jackie Upton of Margate, a daughter, Mrs. Hugh (Johnnie) McMurphy of Forest; three sisters, Mrs. M.E. Sharp, Mrs.
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