Tyler Morning Telegraph WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1991 Sec. East Texas Deaths 'Dick' Cates Services Set Near Henderson MINDEN Services for E.E. "Dick" Cates, Minden, 76, are scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday in Zion Hill Baptist Church with the Revs. Frank Summers and Jack Simmons officiating.
body will be in the church ur from 9-10 a.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Zion Hill Cemetery under direction of Bryan Funeral Home in Henderson. Mr. Cates died Monday in a Tyler hospital after a lengthy illness.
He was born Dec. 25, 1914, in Rusk, was a lifelong resident. 1 He was a self-employed dairyman in Minden and a deacon in Zion Hill Baptist Church 46 years. Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Dan and Anna Belle Cates, Minden; two daughters and two sons-in-law, Paul and David Mansinger, Henderson and Peggy and Odis Chapman, Minden; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Dell Johnston, Henderson, and Mrs.
Irma Lee Faust, Tyler; a brother, Rand Cates, Henderson; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Pallbearers include grandsons and nephews. C.T. Douglass Jr. HIDE-A-WAY LAKE Services for Charlie T.
Douglass, 86, Hide-A-Way Lake, are scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday in Hide Lake Community Church with the Rev. Frank Beaty officiating. Graveside services will be 3 p.m. Thursday in Restland Cemetery in Dallas under direction of CaudleRutledge Funeral Home in Lindale.
Mr. Douglass died Monday in a Tyler hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born Feb. 3, 1910, in Dallas and moved from Dallas to HideA-Way Lake 15 years ago. He was veteran of World War II Navy and a member of Hide-A-Way Lake Community Church.
He was a retired self-employed commercial contractor. He was a Mason and a member of Hella Shrine Temple, Carpenters Local Union No. 429. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. a Bertha Dorothy Douglass, Hide-Away Lake; a son, Charlie T.
Douglass III, Fort Worth; two daughters, Beverly Faries, Colleyville, and Ethlyn Ross, Duncanville; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Pallbearers include Ken Noteware, Charles Cauley, Dick L'Hommediu, Jim Mount, Bill Horn, Gene Rogers and Dewey McDonald. Family visitation will be p.m. Wednesday in the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Scottish Rite Hospital.
Mrs. J. McCullough 'PITTSBURG Services for Mrs. Janice McCullough, 57, Pittsburg, are scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday in Erman Smith Funeral Home chapel in Pittsburg with the Rev.
Don Sides officiating. Graveside services will be 1 p.m. Thursday at Greenwood Cemetery in Fort Worth with the Rev. Berl Pedigo officiating. Mrs.
McCullough died Tuesday in a Pittsburg hospital after a lengthy illness. She was born Aug. 15, 1933, in Paris and was a housewife. Survivors include her husband, Richard McCullough, Pittsburg; a daughter, Karen Bouzek, New Diana; two sons, Guy McCullough and Gib McCullough, both of Pittsburg; her mother, Mrs. Ella Sudduth, Arlington; two grandchildren; a brother, Bill Sudduth, Fort Worth; and a sister, Betty Noah, Arlington.
H.F. Henderson JACKSONVILLE Services for Herman F. Henderson, 76, of the Turney community near Jacksonville are pending with Thompson Funeral Home in Jacksonville. Mr. Henderson died Tuesday in a Jacksonville hospital after a brief illness.
He was born Feb. 19, 1915, in Gallatin and was a lifetime resident of the Turney-Gallatin area. He was a retired employee of Cherokee County Precinct 3. He was a member of Corinth Baptist. Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Helen Henderson, Turney; two daughters and sons-in-law, Annie and Bill Lacy, and Bitsy and Jack Cole, all of Jacksonville; a sister, Vernie Tullis Yarnell, Jacksonville; two grandchildren; a great-grandson; and several nieces and nephews. THE MISSION PLAN Pre-need Funeral Planning 592-2268 Burks-Walker-Tippit 427 S. Fannin Troy L. Davis OVERTON.
Graveside services for Troy L. Davis, 59, Leverett's Chapel community, are scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday in Overton City Cemetery with the Rev. David Doyle officiating with arrangements under direction of Burrows Overton Funeral Home. Mr.
Davis died Monday at his residence after a long illness. He was born Oct. 3, 1931, at Overton to Mamie Still Davis and Louis Davis. He attended Leverett's Chapel school and was an avid sportsman and pool player. He was preceded in death by his father, Louis Davis and his stepfather, Frank Owens.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Barbara Davis, Overton; two sons, Larry Davis, Kilgore, and Troy Dale Davis, Overton; three daughters, Regina Chanler, Overton, Lori Roach, Quitman, and Sissy Martin, Longview; his mother, Mrs. Mamie Owens, Kilgore; 19 grandchildren; a brother, Travis Davis, Quitman; three half-brothers, Pete Owens, Houston, George Owens and Mike Owens; both of Quitman; and eight half-sisters, Becky Davis, Midland, Ruby a Guinn, Louisiana, Martha McFadden, Wanda Lacy and Barbara Davis, all of Denver, Frankie Lacy, Kilgore, Corine Taylor, and Eula Jean May, both of Houston. Family visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Mrs. Emma Marsh HAWKINS Services for Mrs. Emma Jewel Marsh, 65, Hawkins, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday in Liberty Baptist Church in Hawkins with the Rev. Don Majors officiating.
Burial will be in Liberty Cemetery. in Hawkins under direction of Asmussen Funeral Home in Hawkins. Mrs. Marsh died Monday in her home in Hawkins after a lengthy illness. She was born July 4, 1925, in Hawkins, was a lifelong resident.
She was a Baptist. Survivors include her husband, Robert. Truell Marsh, Hawkins; three sons, Doyce Truell Marsh, Gary Lynn Marsh and David Lee. Marsh, all of Hawkins; two daughters, May Elizabeth Fugate, Dallas, and Shirley Faye Wetzel, Arizona; a brother, Arthur James Acker, Winnsboro; four sisters, Nadine Kennedy, Hawkins, Minnie Bea JorAlba, Marie Willoughby, Pine Mills, and Mary Katherine Tenniand son, Dallas; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Pallbearers include Larry Poole, Darrell Poole, William Kennedy, Junior Kennedy, Russell Acker, Mark Fryman and O.B.
Willoughby. Honorary pallbearer is Roger Bates. Visitation will be 7-9 p.m. Wednesday in the funeral home. J.E.
Jim' Salyer EDGEWOOD Services for James E. "Jim" Salyer, 62, Edgewood, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday in Eubank Funeral Home chapel in Canton with the Rev. David Tomme officiating. Burial will be in Haven of Memories Memorial Park in Canton.
Mr. Salyer died Sunday in Grand Saline after a long illness. He was born May 2, 1928, in Yale, Okla. He was a Baptist and served in U.S. Air Force during the Korean Conflict.
He was a watchmaker and jeweler and lived in Edgewood 20 years, and prior to that in Dallas. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Glyn Salyer, Edgewood; a son and daughter-in-law, Bobby Scott and Amanda Salyer, Edgewood; two daughters and sons-in-law, Patricia and Robert Prince, Murfreesboro, and Zaine Ann and Tony Morris, Wills Point; three grandsons, Gerald Coleman and Melvin Salyer, both of Edgewood. and Chance Morris, Wills Point; three granddaughters, Chasiti Morris, Veronica Morris and Victoria Morris, all of Wills Point. Mrs.
Oleta Burkett QUITMAN Services for Mrs. Oleta D. Burkett, 79, Quitman, are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Asmussen-Lowe Funeral Home chapel with the Revs. Fred Morrow and Arlis Banks officiating.
Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Burkett died Tuesday in Quitman after a lengthy illness. She was born Aug. 7, 1911, in Wood County and was a member of First Christian Church in Dallas.
Survivors include her husband, Morris Burkett, Quitman; and a sister, Ruth Sutton, Quitman. Pallbearers include Curtis Cox, Leon Mills, Jim Bob Turbeville, Skeets Turbeville, Ray Benton and Dean Mitchell. Expires 3-23-91 SPECIAL OFFER COUPON "Clean Out Your Closet" Any Cleaned No a Reg. (Dry Suede NO Price or Cleanable). LIMIT Garment $125 Leather Pressed Silverado Must prepaid be plus presented tax.
with order. 7 am-7 pm Mon-Sat 2335 E. Fifth, Tyler Mrs. Ima Norman ORE CITY Services for Mrs. Ima Norman, 75, Ore City, are scheduled for 11 a.m.
Wednesday in Croley Funeral Home chapel in Gilmer with the Revs. R.L. Jones, Billy Sales and Randy Stanton officiating. Burial will be in Ore City CemeteRin. Norman died Monday in a Gilmer hospital after a long illness.
She was born Nov. 8, 1915, in Duncan, and lived in Upshur County for nine years. She was married to the Rev. E.D. Norman Sept.
was a homemaker and a member' of United Pentecostal Church. Survivors include her husband, the Rev. Norman, Ore City; a son, David Dean Norman, Virginia; two daughters, Mrs. Joyce Mozelle Stanton, Center, and Mrs. Glenda Beth Roames, Ore City; 10 grandbrother, children; 16 Zack Sims, great-grandchildren; Winnsboro; a sister, Mrs.
Frances Cambron, Houston. Pallbearers include Wayne Norman, Bruce Kunkle, Bob Spear, Jose Bravo, Ronnie J. Reames and Donnie Cross. Willie G. Odom TROUP Services for Willie G.
Odom, 61, Troup, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday in Thompson Funeral Home chapel in Jacksonville with the Rev. Hank Chandler officiating. Burial will be in Pinecrest Cemetery in Troup. Mr.
Odom died Tuesday in a Tyler nursing home after an extended illness. He was born Oct. 6, 1929, i in Neches, a retired painter for Ford Motor Co. and a member of United Automobile Union No. 870 in Dallas.
He served in U.S. Air Force in World War II and the Occupation Force in Japan. He was a Methodist. Monroe, include a son, two Charles daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Jean Stafford, Monroe, and Mrs.
Ann Ates, Bernice, his mother, Mrs. Dollie Odom Gregory, Troup; four brothers, Jess Odom, Troup, Charles Odom, Beaufort, S.C., and Donald Odom and Maurice Odom, both of Louisville, Ky; 13 grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Family visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Wednesday in the funeral home. Ernest Buchanan VAN Services for Ernest Clifford Buchanan, 79, Van, are scheduled for 1:30 p.m.
Thursday in Eubank Funeral Home chapel in Canton with the Rev. Louie Barron officiating. Burial will be in Haven of Memories Memorial Park in Canton. Mr. Buchanan died Tuesday in a Tyler hospital.
He was born April 9, 1911, in Kaufman, was a member of First Baptist Church of Ben Wheeler. He was retired and worked for a man's hat manufacturer. He served in U.S. Army and a hospital unit in World War II Survivors include two son, William Zannie Buchanan Ben Wheeler, and Thomas Bayett, Eight Mile, a daughter, Helen Graves, Bossier City, a brother, Marvin Buchanan, Commerce; three sisters, Ruby Smith, Brownsboro, Marie Webb, Cooper, and Ora Mae Vosburgh, Lakewood, seven grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Elzie B.
Price POYNOR Services for Elzie Bradford Price, 73, Poynor, are pending with Harmon Mortuary in Tyler. Mr. Price died Sunday at his residence after a short illness. He was born Dec. 1917, in Poynor, was a lifetime resident and retired after 35 years with Frankston Independent School District as a bus driver and worked at Frankston Lumber Co.
He was a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church where he was a superinof tendent Zone 2 of Sunday Brotherhood School, and president president of the trustee board. He was a member of Veteran of Foreign Wars. He worked as a carpenter and a Mason. Survivors include three sons, Willie James Price, Columbia, S.C., Kenneth Earl Price, Jacksonville, and George E.
Warren, Dallas; four daughters, Bettie Mae Cofer, Joyce Price and JoAnn Price, all of Dallas, and Margaret Allen, Garland; two brothers, Bennie Price, Dallas, and Price, Palestine; a sister, Ruth Williams, Fort Worth; eight grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Mrs. A. Elliott ATHENS Services for Mrs. Altha Elliott, 69, Athens, are pending with Foster Brown Funeral Home.
Mrs. Elliott died Tuesday at an Athens hospital after a lengthy illness. New Troop Medal For Serving In Gulf WASHINGTON (AP) President Bush on Tuesday ordered that a new medal be established for troops who served in the Persian Gulf War. The Southwest Asia Service Medal "may be awarded to members of the Armed Forces of the United States who participated in military operations in Southwest Asia or in the surrounding contiguous -waters or air space on or after Aug. 2, 1990," the president said in an executive order.
The medal also may be awarded posthumously, Bush said. Aug. 2 is the date that Iraq invaded its oil-rich neighbor, Kuwait, prompting the U.S. military buildup in the region and eventually the launching of hostilities in January. Insurance Subsidiary Sets Halt To Texas Operations BALTIMORE (UPD principal subsidiary announced Tuesday it will discontinue most of its insurance operations in Texas as a result of a flood of red ink incurred over the last decade.
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. executives met with Texas Insurance Commissioner Philip Barnes to make known its plans. Citing a statutory loss of approximately $300 million over the last years, the company, said it had turned a profit in only one of those years. said it would seek to make its exit from Texas "orderly for agents, policyholders and employees" by closing down the company's Houston and San Antonio offices, except for claim and audit functions, in 60 days. Operations will be transferred to the company's Dallas branch office, which will later be closed down along with smaller operations Austin, Beaumont, El Paso, Fort Worth, Longview, Lubbock and Mid- land.
"After a painstaking appraisal process and much deliberation, we have decided to discontinue most of our operations in Texas," said in a letter issued to employees and sent to agents. "This is a very. difficult decision but one based firmly on historical loss data and projections for future profitability." Some 134 employees be affected by the closing of the San Antonio and Houston offices, of a total of 424 who work for in Texas. which recently announced plans for other layoffs as part of a restructuring to shore up its financial position, said employees who remain with the company until their offices are closed are entitled to the same benefit packages covering employees affected by the restructuring. The insurer began business in Texas with the establishment of its Dallas branch office in 1918.
The Houston office opened in 1941 and the San Antonio office in 1957. COUNTY RIVESTOPPERS EDITOR'S NOTE: Material for this article is furnished by Tyler Police Sgt. Eddie Clark, Crimestoppers coordinator. Crimestoppers is a community program utilizing law enforcement, the media and the community in an effort to combat crime. Call anytime with information about crime and criminals.
A residence at 416 W. 26th has been the scene of two burglaries since the first of the year. On January 1st, suspect broke a window and entered the house and removed a weapon and several items of jewelry. On March 1, a suspect kicked the back door open and entered the residence. Electronic equipment including a VCR, a television, stereo system, an a 35mm camera system was taken in this burglary.
There was also a seven-piece sterling silver serving set taken. It is believed that the same person entered the house both times. On the first burglary the combination to a safe was taken. On the second burglary, the combination was found in the area of the safe. Entry was not gained because the combination had been changed.
If you have information that leads to the arrest and the indictment of the suspect in this case and you call with the information, Crimestoppers will pay you a reward of up to $1,000. Call Crimestoppers at 597-CUFF. Texas Teen-Ager Attacked By Javelina At Picnic Area BAYSIDE (AP) A javelina attacked a teen-ager at a picnic area after a second youth tried to catch the wild boar with a rope. The injured youth was hospitalized with groin and leg injuries. Texas Parks and Wildlife officials said the attack was unusual because javelinas normally avoid humans unless the animals perceive a threat to their offspring.
The animal who charged the youths was destroyed and will be tested for rabies, authorities said. "The javelina tried to get to my face," said William "Rusty" Bluemel, 16, of Bayside. "I fought it off with my right hand and right leg. The javelina then cut my groin and my Innocent Pleas Entered By 2 In Drug Cases Two federal drug defendants pleaded not guilty Tuesday to possession with intent to distribute cocaine in connection with a traffic stop bust Dec. 27, 1990, in Panola County.
U.S. Magistrate Judith K. Guthrie arraigned Miguel Antonio Ubiera Benjamin Maldanado Muriel, both of Houston, at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Tyler's federal courthouse. Jury selection is scheduled at 9 a.m.
April 22 in U.S. District Judge Robert M. Parker's court. Ubiera and Muriel are charged in a one-count indictment with possession with intent to distribute more than 500 grams of cocaine. They were arrested after a traffic stop by Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Barry Washington Dec.
27, 1990, on U.S. Highway 59 in Panola County of when an estimated two kilograms cocaine were found a den compartment of their 1983 Chevrolet Caprice. During a hearing Feb. 1, Magistrate Guthrie ordered them jailed pending trial. The drug charge is punishable by a sentence of five to 40 years in prison a $2 million fine and five years of supervised release.
Mrs. F. Anderson Services Thursday Services for Mrs. Frankie Bell Anderson, 94, Tyler, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at Mount Olive Baptist Church in Tyler with the Rev.
L.M. McGee officiating. Burial will be in County Line Cemetery, Ben Wheeler, under direction of Brooks-Sterling Mortuary in Tyler. Mrs. Anderson died Monday in a Tyler hospital after a lengthy illness.
She was born March 10, 1896, in Anderson County and was a member of Mount Olive Baptist Church in Tyler. She was a housewife. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Angelena Isabel, Tyler; two grandchildren, the Rev. Columbus Isabel and Mrs.
Carolyn Fisher; four grandchildren; and two greatgreat Pallbearers will be deacons of Mount Olive Baptist Church. Honorary pallbearers will be Columbus Isabel, Wendell Isabel, Joseph Taylor, Marion Fisher and Deran Isabel. Funerals Today Mrs. Mary Stephanie Nitch, 98, Bryan, relative of Tyler residents, died Sunday; services 11 a.m. at St.
Joseph's Catholic Church, Bryan; burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Bryan, under direction of Hillier Funeral Home, Bryan. Mrs. Pernecia Ann Rogers, 89, Whitehouse, died Sunday; graveside services 10 a.m. at Post City Cemetery, Post, with arrangements direction of -Tippit Funeral Home, Tyler. Marion E.
"Sonny" Smith, 74, Henderson, died Monday; graveside services 11 a.m. at Shiloh Cemetery, San Augustine County, with arrangements under direction of Crawford Crim Funeral Home, Henderson. Mrs. Vernie Lou Brogdon, 78, Quitman, died Monday; services 10 a.m. in Asmussen-Lowe Funeral Home chapel, Quitman; burial in Roselawn Cemetery.
Jack Bettis, 76, Quitman, died Sunday; services 2 p.m. in First United Methodist Church, Quitman; burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery under direction of Asmussen-Lowe Funeral Home, Quitman. Harry D. Ennis, 76, LaMarque, died Monday; services 2 p.m. in Croley Funeral Home chapel, Gilmer; burial in Morris Cemetery.
James E. "Jim" Salyer, 62, Edgewood, died Sunday; services 2 p.m. in Eubank Funeral Home chapel, Canton; burial in Haven of Memories Memorial Park, Canton. Richard Don Graham, 51, Tyler, died Saturday; services 2 p.m. in Ernest S.
Sterling Memorial Chapel, Brooks-Sterling Mortuary; burial in Universe Cemetery. Mrs. Janice McCullough, 57, Pittsburg, died Tuesday; services 6 p.m. in Erman Smith Funeral Home chapel, Pittsburg; graveside services 1 p.m. Thursday at Greenwood Cemetery, Fort Worth.
Mrs. Ima Norman, 75, Ore City, died Monday; services 11 a.m. in Croley Funeral Home chapel, Gilmer; burial in Ore City Cemetery. E.E. "Dick" Cates, Minden, 76, died Monday; services 10 a.m.
in Hill Baptist Church; burial in Zion Hill Cemetery under direction of Bryan Funeral Home, Henderson. left leg." He said doctors told him he would have to remain at Corpus Christi's Spohn Hospital at least a week. 'Longview Man Assessed Fine In Stamp Case A Longview man was fined $250 Tuesday by a federal magistrate after he pleaded guilty to trafficking in food stamps in connection with a investigation. U.S. Magistrate Judith K.
Guthrie sentenced Arrey R.Z. Wages at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Tyler's federal courthouse. She gave him four months to pay the $250. Wages pleaded guilty to a onecount information alleging he purchased less than $100 worth of food stamps for $65 Oct.
20, 1989, in Longview. Charges in an earlier indictment were dismissed at the request of Assistant U.S. Attorney Larry Eastepp. Wages was one of 62 people arrested in connection with a massive East Texas food stamp fraud and drug trafficking investigation. Twentyseven of the defendants were on federal charges and 35 on state charges.
Maximum punishment for unauthorized possession and acquisition of food stamps the indicted charge is five years in prison a $250,000 fine. Maximum punishment for trafficking in food stamps is one year in prison a $100,000 fine. Wages was represented by Marshall attorney Vernard Solomon. Richard D. Graham Rites Wednesday Services for Richard Don Graham, 51, Tyler, are scheduled for 2 p.m.
Wednesday in Ernest S. Sterling Memorial Chapel with the Rev. C.W. Hood officiating. Burial will be Universe Cemetery under direction of Brooks-Sterling Mortuary.
Mr. Graham died Saturday in a Tyler hospital after a long illness. He was born Jan. 1, 1940, Tyler, and attended gradaute Tyler of public Emmett schools was a Scott High School. He was a former resident of Wichita Falls before moving back to Tyler.
He was a self-employed laborer. Survivors include his mother, Mildred Graham, Wichita Falls; two sisters, Betty Graham and Melba Graham, both of Wichita Falls; and two brothers, Melvin Graham Des Moines, Iowa, and Larry Graham, Arlington. Friends of the family will serve as pallbearers. MEMORIAL FUNERAL ROME CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM FOR CREMATION 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS mi. from Loop 323 Whitehouse on Hwy.
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He was a veteran of World War II serving in the U.S. Army Air Corps. He was a member of Glenwood Church of Christ and a retired distributor for Mortons Food. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Faye Huckabay, Tyler; two daughters, Janet Weesner, Dallas, and Jamie Carter, Tyler; a brother, Dean Huckabay, Lubbock; three sisters, Mrs.
Dora Grigsby, Lubbock, Mrs. Ruby Ellison and Mrs. Iva Jo Cornwell, both of Ralls; three grandsons; and one great-grandson. Ms. Jannye Britton Services Pending Services for Ms.
Jannye M. Britton, 90, are pending with Brooks-Sterling Mortuary. Ms. Britton died Monday in a Tyler hospital after a brief illness. She was born June 13, 1900, in Smith County.
She was a member of St. James CME Church and a retired teacher for Tyler Independent School District. She was a member of Texas State Teachers Association, National Education Association and Texas Education Association. She was also a member of the American Woodman Association. Survivors include nephews, Charles E.
Morgan Charles E. Morgan III, both of Dallas, William Morgan, Seattle, Mark Caldwell and Michael Caldwell, both of Tyler; nieces, Cameron Morgan, Jean Register, Mattie Morgan, Aisha Cleaver, Yovonda Brown, Yolonda Booker, 'all of Dallas, and Effie Caldwell and Kendra Caldwell, both of Tyler. Family will be at 509 Bandera, Tyler. ARE YOU PAYING 754 TO $1.00 FOR A GALLON OF BOTTLED WATER CALL: CLEAR WATER SALES (903) 894-9287 BETWEEN 9 AM 9 PM show you how to have CLEAN, CLEAR, GREAT TASTING CHLORINE FREE WATER FOR LESS THAN PER GALLON! Also ask us about our GREAT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
