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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1986. PAGE 12C Hay Shortage Brings Hunger To Zoo Animals Green Only Important Color For Black Millionaire Gaston Lady Queen of Mercy Church or one's favorite charity. Col. Hunker was a former member of the Montgomery Kiwanis Club, Retired Officers Association, Daedalions, Retired Judges Association, Pearl Harbor Survivors, Knights of Columbus, Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honorary Society, Alabama 60 Golfers Association and was a recepient of the Legion of Merit, and Veteran of Foreign Wars. Honorary Sallbearers will be Major General ack N.

Donohew, Col. Leslie S. Thompson, Col. Paul A. Dorney, Col.

Kenneth A. Midkiff, Col. Gilbert Gonzales, Col. Jay LeVan, Col. John D.

Bice and Col. Oliver R. Smoot. KNOXVILLE. Tenn.

(AP) Cattle aren't the only animals going hungry because of the hay shortage -elephants, rhinoceroses and giraffes also need a share of the dwindling supplies, a Knoxville Zoo official said Thursday. "We need hay as much as the farmers," said Randy Wolfe, associate zoo director. Many of the zoo's hoofed animals spend most of their time chewing hay and altogether consume about 25 at 2 p.m. in Oakwodd Cemetery with Father Wilbur Kissell officiating. White Chapel directing.

Survivors in- elude one sister, Miss Carolyn F. Taylor, Montgomery, AL; one1; brother, William G. Taylor, Montgom-. ery, AL; one sister-in-law, Mrs. Cor ninne V.

Taylor, Montgomery, one niece, Carolyn T. Hinton and-husband, William F. Hinton, Metarie, LA; one great niece, Elaine Hinton," Metarie, XA: three cousins. Mrs. Mary Inez Tingle, Mrs.

Bertha An- derson, Arthur Irwin, all of Montgom- ery, AL. The family will receive 1 friends, Friday, from 6-8 p.m. at White Chapel. Rose-Geeter 3 Arlindtn WiiMngton JuHviOMttr SHUFORD, Mr. Charles.

Funeral ser- vices will be held Saturday. August 9.1 1986, at 2 p.m. from Liberty Hill-. Baptist Church, Rev. M.

Pastor, with Rev. Claude Foster, of--ficiating. Burial will be in the-churchyard cemetery with Rose-" Geeter Funeral Home directing. He-leaves to mourn his passing, his loving and devoted wife, Mrs. Vergie Nell a Shuford, Wetumpka, AL; two sons, Mr.

Charles Shuford, Cincinnati, OH, Mr. Craig Shuford, Wetumpka, AL; career spanning more than six decades. Selma Mayor Joe Smitherman introduced several black members of the city's Police Department and said they illustrate the racial changes during the past 20 years. "We've got problems, but we're working blacks and whites together to solve them," Smitherman Said. Gaston's appearance was delayed several minutes so he couldreceive a massage arranged by Selma industrialist Larry Striplin.

His mention of that brought loud laughter from the audience of 350 and he exchanged quips with admirers after the program. "I didn't want to embarrass the mayor during the program, but I remember Selma as a rough town when I was young," Gaston said. (continued from IOC) ey," he said. "We got it just like other folks got it. It's a matter of using it in the right way.

"You can make it whether you are black or white or what side of the tracks you were born on, if you follow the rules, touch all the bases," he added. Gaston's involvement in the civil rights movement during the 1960s made national headlines. The motel bearing his name in Birmingham was where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. stayed.

i The Gaston Motel was the only black-owned motel in Birmingham at that time and was the object of more than one bomb threat. Gaston, who appeared at the program Thursday with his wife, Minnie, founded a savings and loan institution, a senior citizens home and numerous other businesses during a Name Tlmt Patt Funeral Hom ADAMS, Mr. Jm I pm Augmt CorUr'i IUIT, Mr. Lorry I pm August Hillllpi-liliy (UMMINGS, Mr. Milln (.

II Auin( Cummlngt fAHMH, Mn. (otruryn Cook 10 im Aujuil I ttok-Mwiory Choptl FITZGERALD, Mrs, tucy Entity II cm Augml 8 A.S. Turnir I Sons FITZPATIICK, Mr. Willi Jomti noun Augml Certir't GIBSON, Mr. Hill rhillii-tilty HAMIS, Mr.

Willi Phillip I pm August Ptilllipt-tilty HUHKEt, Jesiph F. 10 am August 9 Uok-Mimory Choptl JONES, Mr. William T. i pm August 9 tiak Mwicry Choptl III, Mr. Joints, 3:30 pm August 9 Corltr'i PELHAM, Mrs.

Essit Jtnkins 2:30 pm August Whin Choptl RADFORD, Mrs. Thilma lyals 3 pm August I Ltok-Mimory Choptl (ELF, Mr. Elijah Leon II am August I Philllps-lilty SHUfORD, Charlts 2 pm August 9 lost Gttltr STOKIEV, Mr. Michatl I pm August 1 Ltok-Mimory Choptl VASS, Mrs. Annie T.

urn August 9 Whitt Choptl Police Stopped Investigation After Man's Request, Attorney Says (continued from 10C) his "lack of professionalism" in his handling of the investigation. He also said he was concerned the Buchanans' statements may be used in court. Armstead said the "only way their statements would make it into court would be for someone to subpoena our records." Buchanan was convicted May 26 in Montgomery Municipal Court on charges of resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer and two counts of disorderly conduct, and received a 120-day sentence. Canine 'Out of FLORENCE (AP) A judge Thursday dismissed a suit that claimed a mixed-breed dog impregnated a pedigree cocker spaniel. Lauderdale County District Judge Deborah Bell Paseur dismissed the suit, which had been filed by Allen Wilson against a neighbor, Kathryn Wallace.

Wilson, who had asked for $1,000, claimed that Wallace's dog Brownie climbed a five-foot fence and an eight-foot barrier and impregnated a spaniel he had planned to breed with another spaniel. Larry Moore, Wallace's attorney, said that Wilson decided to drop the charges. An appeal will be held Aug. 19 in Montgomery County Circuit Court. Armstead declined to release documents about the incident, saying it would "be unfair to Mr.

Buchanan. With only the statements of the officers, it sounds one-sided." Foxworth said he is concentrating on the Buchanans' appeal but added legal action against the police department has not been ruled out. In the fight with officers P.E. O'Neal and R.A. McCall, Buchanan suffered a cut above the right eye that required 14 stitches and scars and bruises "all over his body," Fox-worth said.

Doghouse' Wilson said later he did so "in the interest of goodwill." "All I know is," Moore said, "is that Brownie has been acquitted. He's finally out of the doghouse, so to speak, and even though he's going back to a dog's life, it's his life." "I am glad it ended this way," Wallace said, "but the whole thing was suspect. Even Wilson told me he didn't catch the dogs doing anything, so only the dogs know for sure." Wallace said she has kept Brownie because her late husband, an invalid who got the dog for company, was so devoted to him. She also had said she and Wilson were not aggravated at each other. Cummings MOMTOOMMY CUMMINGS, Mrs.

Millie C. a resident of 1610 S. Holt Street, Montgomery, Alabama, died in a local hospital. August 3, 1986. Funeral services will be held Saturday, August 9, 1986, at 11 a.m.

from E.G. Cummings Memorial Chapel with Rev. Broadnax officiating. Burial will be in Brassel Cemetery. She leaves to mourn her passing, five great nieces, Jessie M.

Wilcox, Crestview, FL, Delores C.Smith. Ruth Richmond, both of Goose Creek, SC. Katie M. Hall, Annie P. Holt, both of Montgomery, AL; one great nephew.

Willie J. Holt; one cousins, James and Gall Coles, Luveme Hall; and a host other relatives and friends. Leak-Memory I.R. reekt T.A. CiraH FARMER, Mrs.

Katheryn Cook, 68, and a resident of 1532 Marlowe Drive, Montgomery, Alabama, died August 6, 1986, in a local hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held Friday, August 8, 1986, at 10 a.m. from Leak-Memory Chapel with Rev. Fred Wilson officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery with Leak-Memory Chapel directing.

Survivors include one daughter and son-in-law, Cece Farmer Barnard and bales daily, Wolfe said. But this year a southeastern drought that has dried pastures and forced some farmers to sell livestock early also has cut into the zoo's sup plies, he said. The zoo needs 7,000 bales to feed the animals through May, but cur rently has only 3,000 bales, he said. "Right now we're just being conservative with the hay we have while still meeting the animals needs, Wolfe said. "And that's not easy." Hal P.

Barnard, Birmingham, AL; two grandsons, Trey and Trent Barnard, Birmingham. AL; five sisters, Mrs. Louise Pickens, Decatur, AL. Mrs. Doris McAphn, Birmingham, AL, Mrs.

Sarah Richardson, Mrs. Ora Parker, Montgomery, AL, Mrs. Hester Taylor, MiTlbrook, AL; seven brothers, Evan Cook, George Cook, both of Deatsville, AL, Taylor Cook, Ray Cook, both of Montgomery, Lee Cook, Leonard Cook, Mallofy Cook, Deatsville, AL. Pallbearers will be Lyle Pickens, Michael Parker, Tyson Cook, Rodney Cook, Ray Cook, Jr. and Wayne Cook.

HUNKER, Joseph Col. USAF Ret. and Nebraska District County Judge a resident of 3601 Audubon Road, Montgomery, AL, died August 6, 1986, in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday, August 9, 1986. at 10 a.m.

from Our Lady Queen of Mercy Church, with Father Patrick Gallagher officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery with full military honors. Leak-Memory Chapel directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Frances A.

Hunker, Montgomery, AL; one daughter, Mrs. Mary Jo Rief, Dearborn, MI; one son, Dr. Fred Hunker, Montgomery, AL; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Whitcomb, Fremont, NB, Mrs. Bernadine Rickabaugh, Santa Cruz, CA; seven grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, the family that donations be made Our STOREWIDE Phone 277-7177 Ifiink" Country This is a remarkable event one you must not miss if your home is where your heart Is. Not a sale of leftovers, odds 'n' ends and stuff we couldn't sell at regular prices. No indeed, this is a sale of our best for less much less including popular sellers and fresh new arrivals. JONES, Mr. William T.

(Casey), 78. and a resident of 412 Calloway Street and of Montgomery for 32 years, died August 7, 1986, in a local hospital after an extended illness. Graveside services will be held Saturday, August 9, 1986, at 2 p.m. in Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. Harold Barnes officiating.

Leak-Memory Chapel directing. Survivors include his wie, Mrs. Willie Mae Jones, Montgomery, AL; one son, Michael T. Jones, Birmingham, AL; two stepsons, Morris Pate, Mont- Eomery, AL, Leonard P. Pate, aphne, AL; one stepgranddaughter; six stepgrandsons; one brother, Harry Cecil Jones, Montgomery, AL.

Pallbearers will be Taylor Dawson, Mike Mosely, Harold Dorough, Lawrence Duffie, Ray Bray and Hands Pearson. RADFORD, Mrs. Thelma Ryals, 82. and a resident of 2519 Bay Street and of Montgomery for 34 years, died August 6, 1986, in a local hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held from Leak-Memory Chapel, Friday, August 8, 1986, at 3 p.m.

with Rev. Earl Crutchfield and Rev. Julian Talley officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery with Leak-Memory Chapel directing. Survivors include her husband, Wilbur W.

Radford, Montgomery, AL; three sisters, Mrs. Lucille Newman, Mrs. Mary Clem Hattaway, both of Troy, AL, Mrs. Louise Smith, Knoxville, TN; two brothers, James Sumpter Ryals, Crestview, FL, Sidney E. Ryals, Troy, AL.

STOKLEY, Mr. Michael, a resident of 6700 Cottage Hill Road. Mobile. Alabama, died in a Nashville, TN, hospital, August 4, 1986. Funeral services were held Thursday, August 7, 1986 at 1 D.m.

from Leak-Memorv Chanel with Rev. Oliver Cagle ancf Minister Wayne Baker officiating. Burial followed in Serenity Gardens of Memories with Leak-Memory Chapel directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Chrystan Dekle Stokley; his mother, Mrs.

Lucia Stokley; one son, Britton Stokley; one sister, Mrs. Frances Heritage, all of Mobile, AL. Pallbearers were Roger Miller, Robert Paden, Jerry Gartman, Richard Ebans. Charles Pettus, Jeff Kempher and Whit Dekle. Phillips-Riley MONTOOMIRV BURT, Mr.

Larry, a resident of 880 Wilberforce Avenue, Prattville, Alabama, died August 2, 1986. Funeral services will beheld Saturday, August 9, 1986, at 1 p.m. from Autauga Hill A.M.E. Zion Church with Rev. Harris officiating.

Burial will be in Locust Bluff Cemetery with Phillips-Riley Funeral Home directing. Family hour win rrmay irom p.m. GIBSON. Mr. Hill, a resident of 2840 Spann Place, Montgomery, Alabama, died Wednesday, August 2, 1986.

Funeral arrangements and survivors will be announced by Phillips-Riley Funeral Home. HARRIS, Mr. Willie Phillip, 79, and a resident of 3054 Maryland Drive. Montgomery, Alabama, died in a local nursing home, Sunday, August 3, 1986. Funeral services will be held Friday, August 8, 1986, at 1 p.m.

from Holt Street Baptist Church with Rev. A.W. Wilson, Pastor, officiating. Burial will in Greenwood Cemetery with Phillips-Riley Funeral Home directing. Survivors include one son, Riley Harris, Detroit, MI: four sisters, Mrs.

Gertrude E. Jenkins, Mrs. Julia Pierce, and Mrs. Lucy R. Taylor, all of Montgomery, AL, Mrs.

Mary Q. Hill, Chicago, IL; two brothers, John A. Harris, Detroit, MI, Herman L. Harris. Montgomery, AL; seven grandchildren; five great grandchildren; three daughters-in-law; three sisters-in-law; three sisters-in-law; one brother-in-law; two aunts: and a number of nieces, nephews and cousins.

The body will he at the church from 11 a.m. until funeral hour. RELF, Mr. Elijah Leon, a resident of 1229 Bragg Street, Montgomery, Alabama, died August i. 1986.

Funeral services will be held Friday, August 8, 1986, at 11 a.m. from Church of Christ Holiness (U.S.A.), 201 Early Street, with Rev. Eugene Buggs officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Moriah Cemetery.

Survivors include nine daughters, Mrs. Mary L. Stevens, Evanston, IL, Mrs. Ethel Lee Adams, Detroit, MI, Ms. Bertha L.

Relf, Mrs. Evelyn Davis, Montgomery, AL, Mrs. Dorothy Branson, Harvey, IL. Mrs. Eddie Mae Pollard, Mrs.

Virginia Vaughn. Chicago, IL, Mrs. Malissa Ward, Washington, DC, Mrs. Grace Glover, Pacoima, CA; one son, Mr. Julian E.

Relf, Decatur, GA; four brothers, Rev. L.M. Relf. Jackson MS, Mr. Ulessly Relf, Mr.

Nelson Relf, Montgomery, AL. Rev. Harry James Relf, Seaside, CA; six sons-in-law, Mr. Eddie Stevens, Mr. Elmer Branson, Rev.

Samuel Pollard, Mr. Clyde Vaugh, Mr. Melvin Glover and Mr. Howard Davis; one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dorthy Finley Relf; three sisters-in-law, Mrs.

O'tiel Relf, Mrs. Mamie Relf. Mrs. Ada Relf: 30 grandchildren; 41 great grandchildren; a host of nieces and nephews. White Chapel Dwwld W.

Jon. I. jin Uwt, Jr. PELHAM. Mrs F.ssie Jenkins AS onH a resident of 17 Traction Avenue and a lifetime resident of Montomery, died Wednesday, August 6, 1988, in a local hosnital after an evtenHeH illnooo Funeral services will be held Friday! A A A tAnfl aV Aft a nujjusi iw, ai p.m.

irom White Chanel with Rev fiarv rvinmn officiating. Burial will ho in Mamm-inl Cemetery with White Chapel direct ing, ouivivuis inciuae one aaugnier, Mrs. Barbara Toole, Montgomery, AL: one son Mr Jno Franlr Palham Montgomery, AL; one sister. Mrs. Catherine Dopson, Elmore, AL; one brother, Mr.

Birl Jenkins, Elmore, AL: four OT-anrirhilrfren Tap TnnU Montgomery, AL, Phil huiiuiwk, nij, fuuii uavm remain, Montgomery, AL, Todd Pelham, Ger many. VASS, Mrs. Annie 92, and a resident of 2133 Boultier Street, Montgomery, Alabama, died in a local hospital, died Thursday, August 8, 1986, after an extended illneu RraveeiHa unii I will be held Saturday, August 9, 1986, SAVE 1 5 To 50 iuui uauKuicis, miaa mine uctta auuiuiu, mi a. iUiuue iiivim Miss Chery Demse and Miss Sheila er-in-iaw, Mrs. Leia Buvcks.

Cincin- nati, OH; one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lillie Mae Shuford, Cincinnati, OH; -one son-in-law, Mr. Charlie Wptlimnlra turn (Ti-onrivhiMrpn Charles Shuford II of Cincinnati, OH, 1 Stanley Deandre Shuford, Wetumpka," AL; five sisters, Miss Gettie George, -Mrs. Lula Bea Zeigler, Wetumpka, AL, Miss Ruby Smith. Birmingham.

AL, Miss Gladys Hubbard, New York, Miss Annie Katherine George, Cleve-J land, OH; two devoted brothers, Rob--1 ert Shuford, Wetumpka, AL, William (Bo) Shuford, Cincinnati, OH; two sisters-in-law, Cora Shuford, Wetumpka, AL, Romese Shuford, Cincinnati, OH; two brothers-in-law, Sam Zeigler, Wetumpka, AL, Roscoe, George, Wetumpka, AL; one great uncle, Paul Ellis; four great Annie Brown, Roberta Robertson, Mattie Robinson and Ophelia Shep-pard, Wetumpka, AL; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to services. Carter's UNION SPRINGS ADAMS, Mr. Joe, a resident of Smuteye Community, Rt. 1, Perote, AL, died Sunday morning, August in a local hospital.

Funeral vices will be held Saturday, August at 1 p.m. from High Ridge Baptist Church, Inverness Community, Union Springs, with Rev. J.W. Blue officiating. Burial will be in Inverness Cemetery with Carter's Funeral.

Home directing. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Ossie Adams; one daughter, Mrs. Mamie R. Florence, both of Northport, AL; one son.

Mr. Elisah Peterson, Perote, AL; three sisters, Mrs. Cora Carter, Pittsburgh, PA, Mrs. Vinie Jones, Union Springs, AL, Ms. Kate Hough, Haines City, FL; one brother, Mr.

George Hough, Pittsburgh, PA; 14 grandchildren; 17 great grandchildren; one daughter-in-law; one son-in-law; one brother-in-law; a host of other relatives and friends. FITZPATRICK, Mr. Willie James, a resident of High Log Community, Rt. L. Box 127, Fitzpatrick, AL, died Thursday, July 31, 1986, from an accident in Atlanta, GA.

Funeral services will be held Saturday, August 9, 1986, at 12 noon from Greenwood Baptist Church. Fitzpatrick, AL. with Rev. W.L. Hill officiating.

Burial will in New Bethel A.M.E. Church Cemetery. Fitzpatrick, with Carter's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Coyzette Fitzpatrick; five daughters, Ms.

Gloria Fitzpatrick, Ms. Barbara Reynolds, all of Fitzpatrick, AL, Ms. Patrlua Fitzpatrick, Montgomery, AL, Ms. Linda Fitzpatrick, Auburn, AL, Ms. Dorothy Harper, Waugh, AL; one son, Mr.

Henry Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick, AL; his mother, Mrs. Vinnie Ellis; mother-in-law, Mrs. Extra L. Works, both of Fitzpatrick. AL: six sisters, Ms.

Stannie M. Holcomb, Columbus, GA, Ms. Callie Jones, Ms. Helen Weaver, Ms. Rosa Jones, all of Fitzpatrick, AL, Ms.

Betty Goshay, Union Springs, AL; five brothers, Mr. Sander Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick. AL, Mr. Roosevelt, Mr. Jimmy ana Mr.

Henry Fitzpatrick, all of New York, Mr. Walter Fitzpatrick, Bay City, MI; seven grandchildren; several aunts and uncles including one devoted uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fitzpatrick, Hamilton, OH; 10 brothers-in-law; two sisters-in-law; two devoted friends of the family, Ms. Georgia Reynolds, Mr.

Arthur Reed; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. Mr. Fitzpatrick was a member of New Bethel Lodge 123 Fitzapatrick, AL. Visitation hour wil be held Friday, August 8. 1986, from 6-8 p.m.

at the home of the deceased and from the home of his mother. Mrs. Vinnie Ellis. LEE. Sgt.

James a resident of Oklahoma, formerly of Union Springs, AL, died early Friday morning, August 1, 1986, in Oklahoma Hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday, August 9, 1986, at 8:30 p.m. from First Baptist Church, Union Springs, with Rev. A.B. Clark officiating! Burial will be in Old Sardis Baptist Church Cemetery with full military honors.

Carter's Funeral Home directing. Survivors Include his mother, Mrs. Notradane Lee, Union Springs, AL; three brothers, Mr. Thomas A. Lee, Miami, FL, Mr.

Charles E. Lee, Atlanta. GA, Mr. Clifton A. Lee, Union Springs, AL; three sisters, Mrs.

Mildred Mingo, Miami, FL, Mrs. Mary Witherspoon, Bronx, NY, Mrs. Jacquelyn Dunwoody, Miami, FL; seven brothers-in-law; five sisters-in-law; uncles, aunts, a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends; a special recognition for dearly beloved and devoted friends of Law-ton, Oklahoma. Sgt. Lee was a retired Veteran with the U.S.

Army. Out of State FITZGERALD, Mrs. Lucy Easley, 94, and a resident of rWotur rnmiii died Thursday, August 7, 1988. Graveside services will be held Saturday, August 8, 1986, at 11 a.m. in Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, with Dr.

rcujr ii. oiuuie, oiiiciaung. A.S. Turner Sons Funeral Home of De catur, OA, directing. Survivors include two sons, Mr.

James E. Fitzgerald, Gastonia, NC, Dr. George H. Titzserald Chefer ST. nS.

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