13 PLAIN DEALER SEPT. 19, 1978 Death Notices AMATA ANGELA AMATA (nee Belfiore), beloved wife of the lote Mario, dearest mother of (deceased), Carl, Bill, Angelo, Angie, Sam and Noncy, devoted grandmother of 17, preat-grandmother and -grandmother. dear sister of Biagio, Angelo, Carmelo and Rose (all deceased of Italy). Mory Cuflari (deceased), Funeral Mass 10 a.m. WednesSept.
20 at Gesu CAurch, Interment All Souls Cemetery. The tomily will receive friends at THE DICICCO AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 5975 MAY. FIELD MAYFIELD HTS. (AT LANDER TUESDAY 24 AND 7.9 P.M RABco*ck ROSALYN H. BABco*ck (nee Vetter).
beloved wife of son beloved mother of Kern Morie grandmother. Tot Mickey, Eddie and Jennifer, step daughter of Bertha Vetter, step- sister of Robert Kuhnley of Miami, FI. Passed away Sept. 17. Memorials may be forwarded to the V.
F. W. Auxiliary Cancer Progrom. All services at the funeral home Wednesday, Sept. 20.
at 2 p.m. Friends may coll at the BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 4334 PEARL FROM 2-5 AND 7-10 P.M. TUESDAY. BECKER ROBERT P. BECKER husband of Darlene L.
(Horrison) dear father of Mary Robert Pout Tommy Allen and Lindo Corol, dear brother of Williom, Louis. Eleanor Seme, Alex, Joe, Rudy and the late Carl and Henry, 'uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wednesday, Sept. 20 at 11 o.m. at CORRIGAN'S FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN AVE.
AT W. 208TH FAIRVIEW PARK where family will receive friends TUESDAY 2-5 AND 7.9 P.M. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Death Notices' BELL GENEVIEVE S. BELL (nee Shirley), beloved wite of the late Williom dear mother of Shirley 8.
Larson (Mrs. James), of Pleasant Hill, David E. Bell and the late Louise H. Bell, grondmother of tour, or grandmother of five. Those who wish moy.
make contributions in her name to Judson Pork, 1801 Chestnut Hill where memorial services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 20 ot 4 p.m. Friends may 17022 coll CHAGRIN TUESDAY, 1-9 P.M. RENAITIS HELEN BENAITIS (nee niewzkil. beloved wile of the late Kazimer, dearest mother of Dorothy Mager; Mildred and the late Irene Kocak, sister of Charles Fisher, Viola Gutowski, Lucille Ringholz, Theodora, Julia Bogdas, Josephine Forgo and the lote Stella Grodeck and Mary.
Funeral Mass Wednes. day, Sept. 20 at Holy Fomily Church (E. 131 and Chapelside) at 9:30 a.m. Interment Calvory Cemetery.
Friends may call of THE DOMAGALSKI FUNERAL HOME, 16222 BROADWAY MAPLE 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY. BENEDICT ERNEST H. BENEDICT, D.D.S.. beloved husband of the late Ruth H.
(nee Homer), dear tother of Robert W. and Mrs. Barbara A. Reinke, grandiother of six. great-grandfather of two.
Memorial services Tuesdoy Sept. 19, at 3 p.m. at The First Baptist Church (cor. ol Eaton and Foirmount RANGEMENTS BY THE SEPH C. SCHULTE MY FUNERAL HCME 381-4000.
Obituaries Welfling, CWRU After for a the faculty Minnesota transferred that fall. He was 1947, but worked Administration D.C., where chief of division. For 13 WRU, he in Boston, of the He was president nance ern Finance member nomics American Here organizer tional it merged also Professors CWRU He was more (Pa.) in Boston. where he demic camping. Surviving beth; Washington, Welfling-Duvall and Death BIRN ADOLPH BIRN, devoted husbond of Kiara (nee Kaufman), beloved father of Ivan of ton, dear brother of Mrs.
Rivko Jokubovits of Hoita, Isroel: Services were held ot BERKOWITZ-KUMIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1985 S. TAYLOR CLEVELAND P.M. MONDAY SEPT. 18. AT 3 Interment Zion Memorial Pork Center Synagogue Family at the residence.
1615 Warrenswille Center Rd. Contributions to either the rensville Center Synagogue or the Heort Fund. BLACK ELIZABETH HAZEL BLACK, oge 86. Resident of Tampo, Fla. since 1947.
Formerly of Cleveland. Member of Franklin Circle Disciple Church Cleveland. order of The White Shrine of Jerusalem, Lebonon Shrine No. Tampa, Fairview Chapter No. 528 O.
Fairview Park, 0. ARRANGEMENTS BY THOMAS NELSON FUNERAL HOME, TAMPA, FLA. IN THE SINCERE HOPE of rendering a helpful service to our readers desiring to pay tribute to their loved ones through an "In Memoriam" notice, we have available a. booklet which contains approprate verse for every deceased family member. Just call 344-4860 and ask for Alrs.
Hawkins or Miss Bell. They will be glad to mail a booklet to you. Or if more convenient, you may pick up a booklet at out Classified Dept. at 1801 Superior. expert prof completing his class work doctorate, Dr.
Welfling joined of the University of in early 1936, then to Duke University on the Duke faculty until from 1941 to 1945 he for the Office of Price in Washington, at one time he was the iron and steel years before coming to was at Simmons College where he was director School of Social Service. an organizer and past of the Appalachian FiAssociation, now the EastAssociation, and a of the American EcoAssociation and the Finance Association. Dr. Welfling was an of the Community NaBank and a director until with another bank. He organized the University Investment Club on the campus.
a graduate of SwarthCollege. While teaching he built a cabin in Maine could escape the acaworld for fishing and are his wife. Elizadaughters, Elizabeth King ot D.C.. and Dr. Mary of Minneapolis, two grandsons.
Dr. Patrick B. Virant, optometrist Dr. Patrick B. Virant.
67. area optometrist, died at St. Vincent Charity Hospital after 10 months' illness with cancer. Services will be at 10.a.m Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetval Health Catholic Church, 18022 Rd. Dr.
Virant was an extraordinary minister and commentator at Our Lady of Perpetual Health. He was one of the first appointed to the position here when they were authorized after Vatican II. 4 It was his duty to visit the sick and shut-ins and offer them communion. He would also give a short commentary at church services. The optometrist had practiced in the.
Central National Bank Building at 15621 Waterloo Rd. since 1943. Between 1935, when Mary Marian Weldon on banking, Dr. Weldon Welfling came to Western Reserve University in 1960 as chairman of the departments of economics and of hanking and finance. When WRU merged with Case Institute of Technology in 1967, he became chairman of the banking and finance department in the School of Man: agement at Welfling CWRU.
Dr. Welling, 66, died Saturday at. his home in Shaker Heights after 1 nine months' illness with cancer. Ile had to quit teaching fo February because, of his illness. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m.
Thursday in the Amasa Stone Chapel at CWRU. Dr. Welling was an authority on savings banking, the subject of his doctoral thesis at Princeton. University. As a research fellow of the American Philosophical Society in 1966, he wrote "Mutual Savings Banks," a sesquicentennial history of that subject.
He also wrote college-level textbooks on the principles of economics and money and bank-. ting. He was a consultant for the "American Institute of Banking and several textbooks for them that are used for the in-service training in banks. L. Vitus.
Sister Mary Marian, 82, retired school teacher, collapsed and died yesterday in her room the Notre Dame Educational Center. Services will be at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Regina Mundi chapel of the center, 13000 Auburn Munson Township, Geauga Township. For the 15 years before retiring "in 1970, Sister Marian taught at "St. Michael School in Independence.
She continued to live at the school until 1973 when she moved to the educational center. She joined the Notre Dame nuns as Bertha Leibling from St. Francis parish in Cleveland and taught 42 years, mostly in intermediate grades. She was a graduate of the told Notre Dame Normal School. Cleveland Catholic schools where she taught included Our of Lourdes, St.
Boniface, St. Benedict, St. Michael and St. L. Vitus.
Death Notices BRYNER. PATRICIA B. BRYNER, be. loved wife of Robert, devoted mother of Mary, Christopher and Susie. The fomily will receive friends of THE WALTER MARTENS SONS FUNERAL HOME, 9811 DENISON AVE.
(PARKING ENTRANCE OFF W. 99TH Funeral Mass Wednesday at Annunciotion Church at 11 a.m. VISITING HOURS TUESDAY 3.5 AND 7- 9 P.M. BRYSON NEVA E. BRYSON, of Kirtland, 0., wife of the late Neville, beloved mother of Dorothy M.
Moltby and Thelma Reimer, grandmother and great-grandmother. Gifts may be made to the Memorial Fund of Old South Church. Services Wednesday, September 20. 1:30 p.m., at DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, 4154 CLARK WILLOUGHBY, 0., where friends may call TUESDAY 2:4 AND 7-9 P.M. CACCIACARRO RT.
REV. MSGR. FRANCIS CACCIACARRO (FF. Fronk), Pastor Emeritis of St. Felicitas Church, beloved son of Rocco and Grace Cacciacarro (both deceosed), dear brother of Mrs.
Constance DeStetanis, Mrs. Rose Carbone, Philip (deceased) and Nick Cacciacarro, uncle at 18, great uncle of 13, nephew of Tony Carro. Bishop James A. Hickey will be the principal Celebrant at the Funeral Moss at St. Felicitas Church, Tuesday, Sept.
19, at 11 a.m. Interment Cemetery. AR. FUNERAL RANGEMENTS HOME. BY FIORITTO CHERNANSKY STEFANE CHERNANSKY, age 91, (nee Churilia), beloved wife the tote Anton, dear mother of Lillion and Raymond, grandmother of Linda and Carol, sister of Hermina Mervok, of Michigon, and the tote Mary Mahalik, Albert and Charles: Funeral Mass Thursdoy.
September 21, at St. Bonifoce Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call of the SCHUSTER-STRAKER FU. NERAL HOME, 5300 DENISON FROM 2.4 AND 7-9 P.M.
WEDNESDAY. CHICK See VALENTI notice. COHEN ROSE COHEN (nee Monsky), dearly beloved wife of Max devoted mother of Leonard A. ond Alvin, loving grandmother of nine ond great-grandmother of one, dear sister of Mrs. Dorothy Silbert, Mrs.
Stelta Gordon Kessler of Miami, Fla. and the following deceased: Joke, Ben, Abe, Nathan (Sam) and Jean Tucker. Services will be held at KUMIN, INC. MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1985 S. TAYLOR CLEVELAND Sept.
19, at p.m. Interment Britt Emeth Memorial Park. Family will receive friends at the residence 27030 Cedar Apt. 309, Beachwood. Contributons may be made to The Max and Rose Cohen Grove The Jewish Notional Fund.
CORRIGAN THOMAS JOSEPH CORRIGAN. devoted husband of Elsie M. (Benes), dear father of Patricia Lowry and Jomes, grandfother of Steven Lowry, brother of Raymond. Moss al the Resurrection from Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic .4423 Pearl Thursday at 10 a.m. Friends.
will be received TUESDAY 7.9 P.M. AND WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. at SAUERS FUNERAL HOME, 4801 MEMPHIS AVE. DABIS. 1 MICHAEL J.
DABIS (Mike), brothers and sisters in Syria. Retired employee of the Independent Towel Supply Co. Member of the American Le. gion Post 628. Funeral services at The ZEIS FUNERAL HOME, 16105 DETROIT AVE.
day, Sept: 20 at 10 a.m. Interment West Park Cemetery. Friends will be received 3-5 AND 7.9 P.M. TUESDAY. DAPO ROSE DAPO (nee Pill), wife of the late Edward, voted mother of Barbara Rol.
hns, Edward, Poutine Rollins and the tote Thomas, Rosemarie Taubler and William, grandmother of 13, great grandmother of one, sister of Anna Papp and Jennie Seiler. Sunday. The family will receive friends ot THE WALTER E. MARTENS SONS FUNERAL HOME, 9811 DENISON AVE. (PARKING ENTRANCE OFF W.
99 All services will be held Thursday at The Pilgrim Congregational Church, 2592 W. 14 St. at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Robert Wineon: ner officiating.
ment West Park Cemetery. VISITING TUESDAY 7.9 AND WEDNESDAY 3-S AND 7.9 P.M. DIERKER MARIE DIERKER, beloved wife of Albert dear mother of Robert and Richard, grond. mother of eight, and greatgrandmother of six. Funeral services Wednesday, Sept.
20 at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at THE TOMON SONS FUNERAL HOME, 4772 PEARL TUESDAY 2:5 AND 79 P.M. EDMAN WILLIAM EDMAN, beloved husband of Josephine. (nee Coppelle).
dear father of Wil. liam Jr. and Timothy. grandfather of Six, brother of John and George. NO SERVICES WILL BE HELD ELL.IS See ZART notice FARACI CARMELLA FARACI (nee beloved.
wife of Salvatore. dear mother of Joseph, beloved mother in low of Donna, grandmother of Art, Liso ond Som, beloved daughter of Sarah and the lote Anthony, dear sister of Anno Borbarotto, Nancy Vaccaro, Ben, Josephine Bernhardt, Poul Morabith, Som Morabith, Antoinette Gliozzo and Anthony. Funeral Moss Thursdoy, Sept. 21 at 10 a.m. from St.
Chories Church. VISITATION AT ZABOR FUNERAL HOME, 5680 PEARL PARMA TUESDAY 7.9 AND WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7.9. FAYERWEATHER NEUMAN H. ER. beloved husband of Minnie A.
(nee Cook), dear brother of Gladys Knight (Mrs. Walter) ond nieces and nephews. Passed awoy Sept. 18. All services will toke place at the graveside in Lakewood Pork Cemetery Wednesday Sept.
20 at 11 a.m. Memorial contributions may be mode 10 The Lakewood Foith Lutheran Church Bldg. Fund SAXTON-KLANKE SERVICE. FRANCE the MARIE late Forest FRANCE, ount wife of Elizobeth F. Dunn of 04 Kensing; ton, William M.
France of Lancaster, 0., and Mrs. aldine Wympn of Chicago, Ill. Possed oway St. Petersburg, Fla. Former resident of Loke wood.
Funeral services will be held at SAXTONKLANKE FUNERAL HOME, 13215 DETROIT AVE. Thursday, Sept 21 al 11 a.m Friends received hour. prior to service. GALLUCCI See VALENTI notice GIALLANZA See VALENTI notice. GRANZEIER ANN C.
GRANZEIER (nee Murray), beloved wife of the late Arnold dear mother of Joseph M. of Baltimore, Claire G. Whelan, Paul A. and Jean Metroer, grandmother of 16, sister of Sr. Mary Poul 0 S.U, Gertrude Zenkert, the late Morv Roche, Winifred.
Kelley, Margaret Findley and Edwin. Funeral Mass St. Christopher's Church Thursday Sept. 21 at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Friends may call at BERRY FUNERAL HOME, 7200 DETROIT AVE. 3-5 AND 7.9 P.M TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. GROSS GENEVIEVE GROSS. (nee Nierodzik), beloved wife of Anton, mother of Edward. grandmother of four.
sister of Chester, Theodore, Leono Cross, Helen Gowrynewski, Wanda Makkos and the late Mary DiCorpo. Friends may call at the FERFOLIA AND SONS FUNERAL 5384 LEE NEAR BROADWAY. MAPLE HEIGHTS, where services will be held on Thursdoy of 10 a.m. VISITING HOURS TUESDAY 'AND WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Death HACKETT.
ROY K. HACKETT, 61 years; 707 Sterting Charleston, S.C., passed away Sept. 17. Born in Tiffin, and lived in Aurora from 1945 to 1974. A retired employe of Warner Swasey Clevelond.
Survived by wife Fay, three: sons George of Aurora, William and Thomas of Richfield, two grandchildren, two brothers Ned of Charleston will be no calling hours. and Glenn of Tryon, N.C. There Memorial services will be ot 2 p.m. Friday in The Church in Aurora. Interment Aurora.
Memorials to The Church in Aurora in his memory. ARRANGEMENTS BY CLIFFORD FUNERAL HOME, CUYAHOGA FALLS, 1-928-2147. HASMAN JAMES HASMAN, devoted husband of Bertha (nee Hodan), dear father of Roymond and James grandfather of five, great of one, brother of Agnes Vodvarka, Moe Anna Rericha. Doksansky, Services Frank and will conducted Wednesday at 10 a.m. by Vlodimir Kozeluha.
Friends will be received TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. at SAUER'S FUNERAL HOME 4801 MEMPHIS AVE. HESS ELIZABETH K. HESS (nee Bender), age 73, of Mantua, wife of the late Normon, mother of Dorothy (Mrs. Louis) Gaeta.
Services private. Contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society, HOFFMEISTER BLANCHE HOFFMEISTER (nee Swarts), beloved wite late Dr. Alex sister of the late Howard, William and Charlie Swarts. Friends may call at CHAS. A.
MANDLEY FUNERAL HOME, 18871 LO. RAIN FAIRVIEW PARK. Service Wednesday, Sept. 20 at 11 a.m. VISITATION 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
TUESDAY. HOGE ALOIS HOGE, beloved husband of Albino (nee Hoge), dearest father of Adoll, Mrs. Marie Hoffmann. Rose Segina, devoted grondfather of seven, dearest. brother of Albert, Fronk, John, Mrs.
Rose Avses and the late Mitze Pouschek and Sophie Kinkops. Funeral Mass SS. Phillip and Jomes Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Fomily will receive friends at THE CORENO FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN AVE.
AT W. 132ND TUESDAY ONLY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Family suggests contributions to The American Cancer Society. HOMUTH MILDRED M. HOMUTH, beloved daughter of the late Fronk and Margaret J.
(nee Murray), dear cousin of Hazel Fleger, Sunday. Services will commence with the Funerat Moss Wednesday, Sept. 20, St. lachi Church ot .9:30 a.m. interment Calvary.
Friends re.ceived at the NICKELS FUNERAL HOME, 14500 MADISON TUESDAY 3- 5 AND 7-9 P. M. JENSEN JOHAN W.H. JENSEN, age 62 of Boss Lake, 0., husband of Jean (nee Wood), father of Mrs. Thomas (Johanna Jensen) Denzler, brother Monley Charles, stepson of Bertho, nephew of Victoria Haug.
Memorial service Wednesday 7 p.m. Peace Lutheran Church, 12686 Bass Lake South of RI. 322. Fomily suggests con.tributions in his memory to The Peace Lutheran Church, RITONDARO SERVICE. JOHNSON HENDERSON JOHNSON, be.
loved husband of Augusta. deor father of Willie. Van, George, Henderson Jr. Carol, Anna Moe Martin ond Lemuelle Lloyd, cherished ol Mollie, two sisters and three brothers. Service Friday, Sept.
22 at p.m. H.M. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, 3856 E. 131 ST. where family will receive friends THURSDAY 7-8 P.M.
JOLIAT See VOSMIK notice. KABELAC EDWARD KABELAC, beloved husband of Eleanor (nee Fucik), dear father of Ronald Dennis Robert D. and the late Ed. ward, Jr. brother of Mrs.
Larry (Ruth) Dusek. Friends may call at the FERFOLIA AND SONS FUNERAL. HOME. NEAR BROADWAY, MAPLE HEIGHTS Funeral Thursday; 9 a.m. Services St.
Monicos Church, 9:30 a.m. VISITING HOURS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 2-4 -AND 1-9 P.M. KILROY See McCARTHY notice. KLINE CONSTANCE F. KLINE (nee Derrish), beloved wife of Wolter loving mother of Mrs.
John Rotzer (Christine) and Kathryn, grandmother of Christine, Matthew, Sarah and Holly Ratzer, of Sophia Derrish, sister of Christine Massaro and Francis possed away suddenly, Sept. 16. Fomily will receive at THE HOLAN FUNERAL HOME, 3324 FULTON RD. AT SACKETT where services will be held Wednesday, Sept 20, 9:30 a.m. Funeral Mass, Blessed Sacrament Church, 10 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross. Cemetery. VISITA. TION TUESDAY 2-4 AND 79 P.M. 4.
KOPIEL MICHAEL KOPIEL, beloved husband of the late Marie (nee Fredricks), dear father of Litlian Kotal and Florence Golicki, beloved grandfather of nine ond arandson Danny (deceased). Funeral Mass Wednesdoy, Sept. 20, SS Peter and Poul Church at 10 o.m. Interment Calvory Cemetery. Friends received at GOLUBSKI- DELIBERATO FUNERAL HOME, CORNER OF GARFIELD BLVD.
AND TURNEY TUESDAY 2-5 7-9 P.M. KRIVICKAS ALGIRDAS KRIVICKAS, beloved brother of Mrs. Gene Janusas (Burbank, ILL.) and Alphonsos (Germany) and dear uncle. Friends received ZELE MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 458 EAST 152 TUESDAY 2-5 AND 7.9, where services will be held 8:45 a.m. ond Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church ot 9:30 o.m.
Interment Calvary. KUBEC FRANK J. KUBEC, beloved husbond of Virginia (nee Sku*mski), dear father of Frank and Phillip, grondlother of Scott, brother of the late Roymond, son of the late Frank and Lottie. Services Wednesdoy, Sept. 20 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 10 a.m.
Friends mov call of BICAN BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 5215 FLEET TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M. KUUSELA ANNA KUUSELA (nee Ekholm), wife of the tote Arvo, dear mother of Irene, Sunday. Private tamily visitation and graveside services Tuesdoy. Sept.
19 at Lakewood Pork Cemetery. Arrangements by NICKELS FUNERAL HOME 221-7800 LESTER MARGARET LESTER (nee Tyson), devoted mother of Margaret and Cynthia Lester. cherished grandmother of Timothy and Janice and a host of other relatives. Passed away Saturday Sept. 16.
Funeral services will be held Thursday Sept. 21 ot THE HOUSE OF WILLS, 2491 E. 55 ST. of 11 o.m. The family will receive friends ot the funeral home WEDNESDAY 78 P.M Inter ment Everqreen Memorsol Pork.
LEWIS EVELYN LEWIS (Steinmetz), beloved wite of Lester dear mother of Sandro Lewis Mohaly, sister of Dorothy Beecher and the tote Gerold Steinmetr Funeral services Thursday, Sept. 21 of CORRIGAN'S FUNERAL HOME, RAIN AVE. AT W. ST. FAIRVIEW PARK at 11 a.m.
Interment Sunset Memorial Pork. Fomily will receive friends WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. LEZAK JAY R. LEZAK: beloved husband of Moe (nee Dudas). voted brother of Edward W.
Joseph 8., and Sally Pitzer ail deceased, and nieces and nephews. Friends may coll at THE JAKAB TOTH FUNERAL HOME. 12014 BUCKEYE RD. where services will be held Thursday, Sept. 21 at 11 0.m.
Interment Highland Park Cemetery. VISITATION 7.9 P.M. TUESDAY AND 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY. Death Notices LIEBEN PATRICIA G.
LIEBEN (nee Gloster), beloved Horry, mother of Lisa, Monday, September 18. 1978. Funeral Services Thursday, September 21, ot the McGORRAY FUNERAL HOME, 14133 DETROIT ot 11 a.m. Friends may call at the funerol home TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 7-9 P.M. MAGER See BENAITIS notice.
MALASKA See VOSMIK notice. MARESH ANNA MARESH (nee' Safranck), age 97, dearest wile of Joseph (deceased), loving mother of Ladimer, Lillian Kohoun, Otto of Redondo, Joseph, Emil of Trinity, and Anne Bowers, dear of 21, great. grandmother of 22 and greatFuneral services will be held at A. NOSEK SONS, McCREERY HATHER HOME, 8150 BRECKSVILLE RD. Wednesday Sept.
20 at 10:15 a.m. and of Sts. Peter Paul Church Turney Rd. at 11 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral home TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M.
MAUSER See VALENTI notice. McCARTHY THOMAS J. MCCARTHY, beloved husband of Margaret (nee Naughton), father of Thomas Margaret M. Kilroy and grandfather, brother of Fred, Michael, Archbishop John Andrew, Timothy, Cotherine Mullatly and the late James. Funeral Mass 10 a.m.
Thursday at St. Robert's Church. Family wilt receive friends at JACK MONREAL FUNERAL HOME, E. 320 AND VINE WILLOWICK, FROM 7-9 PM. WEDNESDAY.
MC GEE See VOSMIK notice. McGREGOR JAMES H. McGREGOR, beloved husband of Vivian G. (nee Grody), father of of Mrs. Michael Malone (Jenny) and William grandfather of four, dear son of Mrs.
Louise McGregor of South Charleston, W. brother of Mrs. Dorothy Guthrie of Phoenix, Ariz. and Evert Kimble of Scott Depot, W. Va.
All services at Grace Presbyterian Church, corner of Hilliord Rosewood Ave. Wednesday, Sept. 20 at 1:30 p.m. Interment Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends will be received from 3-5 and 7.9 P.M.
TUESDAY at THE ZEIS FUNERAL HOME, 16105 DETROIT AVE. MILLER HARRIETT A. MILLER (nee O'Malley), beloved wife of the late George dear mother of Laverne Cleary (Mrs. Emmett), Mariann Becks (Mrs. Homer), grandmother of six, greatgrandmother of nine, Sunday, September 17, 1978.
Funeral Mass Wednesday, September 20, St. Jomes Church, GrangerDetroit, at 9:30 o.m. Interment Holy Cross. Friends may call at The McGORRAY FUNERAL HOME, 14133 DETROIT TUESDAY 3-5 AND 8-10 P.M. MILLER LeROY 0.
MILLER, beloved husband of Marilyn L. (nee Belskis), fother of Doniet and Lee, brother of Daniel. Passed away Sunday, Sept. Memorials may be forwarded 10 The Holy Family Cancer Home. All services at Ridge Rood United Church of Christ, 6050 Ridge Wednesday, Sept.
20 at 2 p.m. Friends may colt at THE BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 7501 RIDGE RD. 2-5 AND 7-10 P.M. TUESDAY. See FARACI notice.
MORABITO See FARACI notice. MORR MORR (nee Voigt), accidently Sept. 9 in Mt. Rainier Notional Pork, Washington, beloved wile of Kenneth, daugher of Korl and Anna Voigt of Pittsburgh, sister of Mrs. George (Ann) Yanda of Cleveland, Kart and Norman of Pittsburgh ond Alvin of Wichita, also survived by two neices and Six nephews.
Memorial services will be held 1841 Rock Cleveland HtS. Contributions 10 Colorado Mountain Club, The Boulder Group. P.O. Box 1105, Boulder, Col. MOWINSKI HELEN MOWINSKI (nee I Koroszewski), beloved wife of the late Zygmund, dearest mother of Theodore, Genevieve Burke and Dorothy Yates, grondmother of seven and great -grandmother of six, sister of Jennie Burchacki, Wanda Lucas, Betty Folkowski, Mildred Cioban and the late Bruno.
Funeral Mass Wednesday, Sept. 20, at St. Mary of Czestochowa Church ot 11 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call of THE DOMAGALSKI FUNERAL HOME, 16222 BROADWAY MAPLE 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
TUESDAY. NOVICK MORRIS NOVICK, beloved husbond of Lillian, devoted fother of Williom Negin, of New York, dear brother of Nathon and Isadore (both deceased), loving grandfather of Renee and Shellie. Services at BERKOWITZ-KUMIN, MEMORJAL CHAPEL, 1985 S. TAYLOR CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, AT 2 P.M. Jewish War Veterans Post 14 Services at 1:45 p.m.
Interment Zion Memorial Pork. Family at the residence, 35 Severance Circle Apt. 106, WEDNESDAY ONLY. Family suggests contributions to the Jewish National Fund or the Diabetes Association. OLMSTEAD RUTH E.
OLMSTEAD (nee Tierney), beloved wife of the late Frederick Allen, dear mother of Frederick Allen (Ted Carol Modsen, Dolores Elaine Farr, Betty Jean Seetey and Potricia Lucille Hartman, dear sister of Courtney Turney and Genevieve Kyle, beloved grandmother of 18, great. grandmother of two. Family suggests contributions be made in her memory to The Cancer Society 1148 Euclid Ave. Cleve. land, 0.
44115. Funeral Mass Wednesday Sept. 20 at Dominic Church at 11:30 o.m. Interment Calvary Cemeterv. Family will receive friends at THE FLYNN-MYLOTT FU NERAL HOME 4600 MAY.
FIELD RD. SOUTH EUCLID, TUESDAY 24 AND 7-9 P.M. OROSZ ANDREW M. OROSZ be loved son of Andrew and Dorothy (nee Morgel), loving brother of Gerord, Dovid. Dorothy and Doreen.
Foneral services 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Sent. 21 at Our Lady of Mt. Cormel Church. Fomily will receive friends at THE LOUIS R.
ORLANDO FUNERAL HOME, 29550 EUCLID AVE. 7. P.M. TUESDAY AND 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY.
PAUSCH OTTO K. PAUSCH of Walton Hills, beloved husband of Anna (nee Eich), dear father ol Theodore, Robert, Wolter and Phillip and the lote Ronald, of 15, brother of Hertho Schoefer (Fla.) and Fritz (Germany), passed away Saturday. Services Wednesday, Sept. 20, ot 10:30 a.m., 01. THE SAINT JOHN FUNERAL HOME.
923 BROADWAY, BEDFORD, where friends will be received TUESDAY 1-5 AND 1-9 P.M. PEARCE VIRGINIA (GINNY) PEARCE, beloved wife of Howard, 4902 88th Avenue West, Tacoma, Wosh. 98467, formerly of Richmond Hts. Possed away Sept. 17.
Memorial services were held at The Fircrest Presbyterian Church. 1250 Emerson Tacoma, Wosh. 98466. Memorial contributions may be made to The Fircrest Presbyterion Church. PERTZ WILLIAM R.
PERTZ. beioved husband of Irene (nee Toth), dear father of William dear brother of Frank ond John. Helen Perz and Pouline Perz, beloved grondfother of Jeffery, Kim and Corinne Pert, great grandiather of Motthew Pert. dear fother in law of Barbara Perti. Fomity will receive friends at THE FLYNN-MYLOTT FUNERAL HOME.
4600 MAYFIELD S. EUCLID where services will be held Tuesday, Sept. 19 at 12 noon. Death PERZ See PERTZ notice. PUGSLEY LOTTIE PUGSLEY (nee Gitford), age 91 of Chagrin Falls.
Died Sunday Sept. 17, 1978 at Hamlet Manor, Chagrin Folls. Beloved wife of the lote Howord deat mother of Marcelia (Mrs. Virgil) Blair, Mary Louise and Robert grandmother of five, great-grandmother of five. Contributions may be made in her name to Friends of The Chagrin Library.
Memorial services will be held Thursday. Sept. 21, 1978, at 4. p.m. of STROUD FUNERAL HOME, 95 FRANKLIN CHAGRIN FALLS.
REESE ALBERT REESE of Bedford, 0., formerly of Twinsburg, beloved husband Edna (nee Richards), dear father of Lois Nolze of Ft. Myers, Mrs. Paul (Betty) Richards of too, 0., stepfother of Harry Hyott of Warwick, R.I., brother of John Reese of Albuquerque, N.M., grandfather of seven, of five, passed away Saturday. Services will be held Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1978 at 2:30 p.m.
at THE JOHNSON-ROMITOFUNER. AL HOME, 521 BROADWAY, BEDFORD, PHONE 232- 1441. -It is suggested by the family that memorials be made to The Cancer Society, Cleve land Chopter. REVOCK ELIZABETH (BETTY) RE. VOCK, dear daughter of the late Michael and Anna Revock, dear sister of Morgaret nick, Agnes, Helen Krincick, Rose Mionowski, Rita Kuczek, Emil, Joseph, Edward, Michael, Eugene Richard and the late John, aunt of 26.
Funeral Mass' St. Bartholomew Church Wednesday Sept. 20 at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross tery. Friends received at the RIPEPI FUNERAL HOME, 5762 PEARL RD.
(AT SNOW TUESDAY 24 AND 7-9 P.M. RITLEY JULIUS RITLEY, beloved husband of Irene (nee Plotz), deor father of Dolores Bright, Patricia Kerchelich, Phyllis Gardella, Carol Jean Chesto, Michael and Kathleen Stupka, grandfather of 22, brother of John (deceased), Charles, Elsie Pollock, Joseph, Ellen Sopko and William. Funeral Thursdoy Sept. 21 at St. Therese Church Granger Rd.
at 10 a.m. Friends may coll at THE RYBICKI SON FUNERAL HOME. 4640 TURNEY RD. TUESDAY 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 1-9 P.M.
ROTUNDO SARAH ROTUNDO, mother of Harold and Ralph K. Smylie, grandmother of eight. Funeral services 2 p.m. Wednesday in West Park Cemetery. Those who wish may make memorial contributions to The American Cancer Society.
DANIELS SERVICE. RUCKER RUTH L. RUCKER, beloved mother of Mr. Leslie Owen, Samantha and Denise Rucker, daughter of Mrs. Zelmo Smallev, sister of James, Lester, Leroy, Chester, Boozoo, Robert Smalley and Mrs.
Juanita Hodge and Miss Jeannette Smalley. Services Fridoy, 1p.m. STROWDER'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, 818 E. 105TH ST. Family receiving friends THURSDAY, 7-8 P.M.: See SOMSON notice.
SAMSON JOSEPHINE SAMSON (nee Crtalic), beioved wife of Frank, dear mother of Franklin, June Powers and Dennis Samsa (Phoenix, grandmother of five, sister of Joseph Crtolic. Friends received ZELE MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 458 EAST 152, WEDNESDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M., where services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. Interment All Souls. SCHMIEL LILLIAN E. SCHMIEL (nee Wolinske), beloved wite of the tote Raymond, dearest mother of Mrs.
Robert Sofinski (Peggy), devoted grondmother of Robert, Raymond, and Ryan, dear sister of Mrs. Ruth Schmiel, aunt of Nancy Schmiet. Services 11a.m. Thursday, Sept. 21 at the funeral home.
Rev. Walther P. Marcis officiating. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. The tomily will receive friends at THE DICICCO SONS FUNERAL HOME, 5975 MAYFIELD MAYFIELD HTS.
(AT LANDER RD.) TUESDAY 7-9 P.M. AND WEDNESDAY 24 AND 7-9 P.M. SEIFERT FRED S. SEIFERT, beloved husband of Marie, father of Charles F. Walsh, Frank Edward and grandfother, brother of Sr.
Mary Carmelette S.N.D. Services at St. Jerome Church, 15000 Lakeshore Blvd. Thursday of 10 a.m. Friends may coll at THE STANLEY H.
JOHNSTON FUNERAL HOME, 15314 MACAULEY AVE. CORNER OF E. 152 AND LAKESHORE BLVD. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. SETELE FRANK J.
SETELE. beloved husband of Marie J. (nee Jonak), father of Donald son of the late Rose Hrudko, brother of Elsie Hertrich of Marie Emch ond the tote William. Passed away Saturday Sept. 16.
Proyer services at the funeral home Wednesday Sept. 20 at 8:30 a.m. and The Funeral Moss at St. Mary Church, Bedford, 0. at 9:30 a.m.
Friends mov call at THE BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 4334 PEARL FROM 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY. SHAW DORIS J. SHAW (nee Reed), age 81, of 300 Grace Akron, formerly of Cleveland, passed away Sept. 17.
Services p.m. Wednesday at The BItLOW FAIRLAWN CHAPEL (867-4141), 85 N. MILLER AKRON, where friends may call 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY, Rev. Joseph W.
Atkins Jr officiating. Interment Rose. Hill Buriol Pork. SMYLIE See ROTUNDO notice SOLINSKI See SCHMIEL notice. SOLTESZ ROSE L.
SOLTESZ (nee Lasko). beloved wife of the late Emil. dear mother of Emit, grandmother of Debra and Patricia, sister of Mrs. Mary Jaroics, John Losko, Joseph Losko and the fate Frank Lasko, Mrs. Elizobeth Herceg, Mrs.
Vera Beachem, Mrs. Margaret Boll. Memorial contributions may be made to the Holy Family Home. 6707 State Parma, 0. Funeral Mass Thursday, September 21, 10 a.m.
at St. John Bosco Church, 6480 Pearl Rd. Friends mov call at the ZABOR FUNERAL HOME; 5680 PEARL TUESDAY 1.9 P.M. WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 1.9 P.M. SOPKO MARY C.
SOPKO (nee Benko), residence Cleveland, 0., wite of John S. (deceased), mother of Sr. Mary Frances, P.C.C. (Mary), Lorrie Durante, Dr. Margaret Littman, John Edward grandmother nine, great -grandmother of four.
Funeral services Thursdoy, September 21, at 10 a.m Holy Spirit Church, Lear and Walker Avon Lake. Friends may cal! af the BURMEISTER AVON LAKE FUNERAL HOME, 163 AVONBELDEN RD (RT. 83) 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M. WEDNESDAY. SOUKALOPOULOS DEMETRA A.
SOUKALOPOU LOS (nee Glovinos), beloved wife of the tate Argirios, dearest mother of Olga Dotsikas and Bill Markos, sister of George Glavinas, grandmother of five and dear ount. Trisagion service Tuesday 8 p.m. ot the funeral home. Funeral Moss Wednesdov Sept. 20 ot 10:30 a.m.
of St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church, 4548 Wallings Rd. Friends re ceived at POWELL FUNERAL HOME, 6953 W. 130 ST. (OPPOSITE SOUTHLAND SHOPPING CENTER), TUESDAY 2-4 AND 1-9 P.M.
SR. MARY MARIAN SISTER MARY MARIAN S.N.D., (Bertho Leibeling), ter of Mrs. Florence Muel. bacher of Ook Park, and Mrs. Viola Frank of Lake Wales, Fio.
Funeral Notre Dame Educational Center. Munson Wednesday p.m. Friends may colt of The Center TUESDAY 1-5 AND 7-9 P.M. FLYNN-MYLOTT ARRANGEMENTS. DeathNotices DAILY ISSUES Received until 9 P.M.-All Editions 11 P.M.
-Greater Cleveland Final SUNDAY ISSUES 6:30 P.M. Editions 10:30 P.M. Sat.Greater Cleveland 344-4860 STEIN JEFFREY HOWARD STEIN, beloved husband of Chris, devoted father of Sara, loving son of Stanley and Frances, dear brother of Jan. Services at BERKOWITZ-KUMIN INC. MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1985 S.
TAYLOR CLEVELAND HTS. Sept. 19 at Interment Zion Memorial Park. Family at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Stein, 2100 Campus S. Euclid. STENDER MARGARET M. STENDER, I age 69 of 1911 N.W. 114 Terrace, Pembroke Pines, Flo.
Passed on Monday, wife of Elmer, mother of Mrs. Barry Epstein of Oriando, sister of Elmer Zirwes of Parma, 0., and Ruth Kiostermever Cleveland. 0.. grandmother of two. Services Wednesday 10 a.m.
at THE JOHNSON FOSTER FUNER. AL HOME, 1650 HARRISON HOLLYWOOD, FLA. Entombment will be in Hollywood Memorial SYKES ALEX SYKES, dear husband of Annie, toving father of Lester, brother of four, ther. Funerol services Wednesp.m, at Community A.M.E. Church.
Family will receive friends at E.F. BOYD SON FUNERAL HOME. 2165 E. 89 ST. TUESDAY 8-9 P.M.
THEIL HERMAN THEIL, late residence Medina, 0.. beloved husband of Emily (nee Wag. ner), dear brother of Hertha Boelke, Parma, 0. Funerol services Wednesday, Sept. 20 1 p.m.
from THE WAITE SON MEMORIAL HOME, 765 N. COURT MEDINA where friends may call TUESDAY 2.4 AND P.M. TURK FRANK M. TURK, beloved son of Frank S. and Veronica (nee Pesko), fother of Wendy, brother of Maureen Russ, Karen of Africa, and Donna, dear friend of Mary (Som), Sept.
17, 1978. Funeral services will be doy, Sept. 20, at THE MAN SONS FUNERAL HOME; 21900 EUCLID 9:30 a.m. Interment All Souls Cemetery. Family will receive friends AND 7-9 P.M.
TUESDAY. TVORIK JOHN TVORIK, beloved fother of Diane, dear son of Theresa, of Charles, Frank, Joseph and Steve. Funeral Mass Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 10 a.m. ot St.
John Bosco Church, 6480 Pearl Rd. Friends will be ceived at POWELL FUNERAL HOME. 6953 W. 130TH ST. (OPPOSITE SOUTHLAND SHOPPING CENTER), TUES.
DAY 24 AND P.M. Family suggests contributions to the Holy Family Cancer Home. URSEM MARGUERITE. URSEM (nee Pendergast), beloved wite of the lote. Elmer mother of William Richard, grandmother of five, sister of the late Maurice Prendergast.
Friends may call at THE FUNERAL HOME, 5386 FERFOLIA AND SONS NEAR BROADWAY, MAPLE HTS. Funeral day, 9 a.m. Services St. Monica's Church, 9:30 a.m. VISIT.
ING HOURS TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. VALENTI ANTHONY J. VALENTI, beloved husband of the late Jean (nee Kronic) Valenti, dearest fother of Anthony J. Jr. and Nina, dear brother of Valenti, Katherine Giollanza, John Valenti, Rose Gallucci, Marie Chick, Mary Mauser, and George Valenti (deceosed).
Funeral Moss Wednesday Sept. 20, St. Paul Church (Chardon Rd.) at 9:30 a.m. Interment All Souls. Friends may call at GRDINA FUNERAL HOME, 17010 LAKE SHORE BLVD.
TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M, VENTURA daughter of the tote, FRANCES A. VENTURA Vincenza, sister of Rev. Fr. Fulgentius C.P., Dora Thomas, James, John ond the late George and Samuel, Ms. Ventura wos on Attorney and 1968 Graduate of Cleveland Marshall School of Low, also retired teacher who tought at Cose Woodland and Anthony Wayne Schools.
Funeral Mass Thursday at Our Lady of Peace Church at 9:30 o.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. The tomily will receive friends at THE PAUL T. LONG FUNERAL HOME, 12610 WOODLAND AVE. 7-9 P.M.
TUESDAY AND 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M. WEDNESDAY. ARRANGEMENTS BY MAHER-MELBOURNE FUNERAL HOME. VIRANT DR. PATRICK.
B. VIRANT, beloved husband of Stella (nee Santa), dear brother of Rev. Fr. Ludwig Virant, Dr. John Virant, of St.
Louis, and the following deceased: Mrs. Joseph Svete, Frank Virant, Mrs. Joseph Urbas, Joseph Virant, Aloysius Virant, Lt. Col. Leo B.
Virant, U.S. Army, Rev. Fr. Victor Virant, dear uncle and great-uncle. Funeral services Thursday, September 21, at Our Lody of Perpetual Help Church at 10 a.m.
Interment Cemetery, Lorain, 0. The family will receive friends at the JAKUBS AND EAST SON FUNERAL HOME, 936 185. ST. VISITING HOURS TUESDAY 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY 2-5 AND 1-9 P.M.
VOSMIK JOSEPH M. VOSMIK, beloved husband of the late Lillian (nee Divoky), beloved father ot Beatrice Molasko, Marie McGee, Joseph Lillian Joliat and George, grandfather of 20, great-grandlather of 14, brother of Emily Mateiko, Libby Sediok, Anno Rose Dodd (deceased) and Frank (deceased). Funeral Mass Wednesday, Sept. 20 at Holy Family Church at 10:30 am. Friends received of THE OTTO J.
VALES FUNERAL. HOME, 25900 EMERY RD. (EAST OF RICHMOND WARRENSVILLE HTS. TUESDAY. 2-4 AND 1-9 P.M.
WALKER See WRIGHT notice. WALSH See SEIFERT notice. WERKICH MARY C. WERKICH (nee Jurasic), beloved wife ot the late Tom, mother of Tom and Frank, the late Eleanor Wasco and Agnes Mitchell, grand. mother of Donna Maryland and Debbie.
Friends moy call at THE FERFOLIA SON FUNERAL HOME, 5386 LEE RD. NEAR BROADWAY, MAPLE HTS. Funeral Wednesdoy 9 o.m. Services St. Cotherines Church 9:30 a.m.
VISITING TUESDAY 2-9 P.M. WILCOX BENJAMIN S. WILCOX. age 65 of Kirtfand, beloved husbond of Sally (nee Kennedy), tother of Marcio (Mrs. Boldwin of Yakima, David C.
of Stowe. Oh. and Wendy (Mrs. Stephen) Farming. ton, grandfather of 13, brother of Wilcox of Brecksville.
Contributions may be made to the American Concer Society. Memoriol Services wilt be held dov. Sept. 20 1978. of 1:30 p.m.
at Brecksville United Church Christ. by STROUD FUNERAL HOME, CHAGRIN FALLS. WINGENFELD MARGARET WINGENFELD (nee Wade), beloved wife the late Norman mother of Ruth Bucciere, Peogy and Norman, grandmother ol ten, sister of Gregory Wade. Friends may coll ot the FERFOLIA AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 5386 LEE NEAR BROADWAY, MAPLE HEIGHTS. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a.m.
Services St. Wenceslas Church, 11 a.m. VISITING HOURS WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Memoricis in her nome to the Alverma Rest Home would be copreciated. Death Notices WODICKA MABEL WODICKA, wife of Rudie (deceased), devoted mother of Mrs.
Jean Samuels (Sidney), dearest grandmother of Dr. Richard Krantz and Robert Krontr. Private services will be held Tuesday. Family, requests VISITATION this time. Family suggests contributions to The Heort RANGEMENTS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF BERKOWITZ-KUMINING.
MEMORIAL CHAPEL. WRIGHT JULIA E. WALKER WRIGHT, beloved wife of Homer, mother of Moses and Rudolph Walker and Mrs. Suzanne Toylor, sister of Raymond J. Jr.
and Rudolph V. Jenkins and Mrs. Irene Manuel. Services Wednesday, 11 a.m. at STROWDER'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, 818 E.
105TH ST. Family receiving friends TUESDAY 7-8 P.M. ZAKUCIA MICHAEL ZAKUCIA, beloved husband of Donna (nee Kortz), dear father of Alfred and Ruby, dear brother of Ann Kutsick, John, Joseph and Paul. dear uncle and great-uncle. Funeral services Thursday, Sept.
21, at the MALLCHOK FUNERAL HOME, 5660 RIDGE PARMA, 0., at 10 a.m. Interment Strongsville Cemetery. FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS TUESDAY 7-9 P.M., WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M. ZART PAUL A. ZART beloved husband of the late Georgine.
dear father of Ardis Ellis ond Paul grandfather of five, great-grandfather of one, brother of Albert, and the fottowing deceased, Edword and Helen Baker. Friends moy coll at The ZABOR FUNERAL HOME, 5680 PEARL where services will be held Wednesday, September 20, at 10 a.m. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. VISITING HOURS TUESDAY AND 9 P.M. 2 Lodge Notices RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P.M.
FOR NEXT DAY'S PLAIN DEALER CALL 344-4860 AREME CHAPTER NO. 292 O.E.S. Our tate Sister Doris Shaw passed away ber: 17. Please see family notice. MARJORIE CHICKERING, W.M.
THOMAS, Sec. I.B.E.W, LOCAL 38, BROTHER JAMES HAUSRATH, passed away Sept. 16. tion was Sept. 18 MARTHA RICHARD D.
ACTON, Bus: Mgr. WILLIAN GARAPIC. Fin. SEC. LAKEWOOD LODGE NO.
601 F. A.M. Brethren: Please meet ot Zeis Funeral Home, Tuesday, September 19, at 8 p.m. to conduct Masonic Services for our late brother James H. McGregor.
WILLIAM H. HACKENBERG, W.M. JAMES CLAY, Sec. In Memoriam GALLAGHER Elmer D. Gallagher 19, 1977.
Dear Dad, we sholl never yOU And always love you. ELLIE, GLORIA AND PETEY HENNINGER Sgt.Ken HenningerViet Nom. We connot send 0 birthday card, Your hands we cannot touch. But God will send our message to the one we loved sa much LOVINGLY MOM AND POP LUKES Gary Lukes- Sept. 19, 1976.
Whatever else we tail to to think of you. LOVING MOM, DAD, CRAIG, JOEY AND DAWN LUKES Gary Lukes-Sept. 19, 1976. Sincere and true in heart, and mind. Beautiful memories he left behind.
LOVING GRANDPA AND NANA RIEGELMAYER LUKES Gary Lukes-Sept. 19, 1976. Loved, missed and remembered everyday. GRANDMA BOVA 8 Cemetery Lots, Monuments CROWN HIll Cemetery-Twinsburg. 6 lots, $400 ea.
942-5232 wkdays. SUNSET Memorial Pk. No. 01m- sted. 4 groves.
Current value $430 each. Asking $390 eo. 526-4087. SUNSET Memorial Park, N. Olmsted.
14 prime tocation lots available-6 together Sect: 1-C, 8 together Sect. 2-J. 1-365-0268. WHITEHAVEN: 2 and 4 grave lots. $125 ea.
461-9047. Lost and Found, Rewards RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P.M. NEXT DAY'S PLAIN DEALER CALL 344-5555 AFTER 6 P.M. CAT Wiese Rd Brecksville, reward. 526-8820.
GAT lost. Small black female. W. 132-Bellaire. 476-3308.
CROW lost, name Clancy, Mople Stafford Pork. Family heartbroken. Reward. 663-5193. DOG found-Dachshund, brown, Cleveland DOG lost, Beagle, no ID tog, Kelly.
Springer Spaniel old log Bernie. Lost Rock Haven Cedar Rd. area, Chesterland Sat. 9.16 about 1 PM. Call 883-8500 or 1-564-7798: Reward.
DOG lost-Black and tan -Germon Shepherd, female. 476-9133. DOG-LOST, Collie, female. mixed (Buffie). Sable and white, bald spot below eve.
E. 136 Glendale. Reward. 283-7177. DOG lost-medium size, block.
Lost seen in vicinity of Big Creek Pork near Chardon, on Fri. Harmless but shy, answers to Tap. After 5. 1-352- 0804. DOG Lost.
N. Roviaton, off York female German Shepherd, all black nose, beige collar, name reward. 237-0084. DOG LOST. Sheltie (mini collie) male brown black.
while chest. Priem and Sprague, Strongsville. Reward, 238-2620. DOG tost-white German Shepherd Tremont urea Answers 10 name HODDY' Reword. 781-2847.
GERMAN Shepherd lost. Big black and ton Travham-Scottsdale area. Reword 3150. 561-3385 or 721-1207, GERMAN Shepherd lost, vr. female, E.
47, St. Clair-Superior Reward. 391-2116 or 881-3317. GOLD charm holder lost, 4 chorms, keepsake. Shaker Sq Reword 464- 8200, Ext.
268, Susan. GOLDEN Retriever Lost, University His. area, reword 382 8266. LAB RETRIEVER LOST black with some white under neck. 4 mos.
Answers to 'CASSIUS'. Brecksvilte area Reword. 526-7950 or ofter 2:30, LOST BRACELET, brass, Lutheron Medical Center, sentimental valve only, REWARD. 886-6593 or 696-4300 Ex. 261.
LOST DOG. Germon Shepherd pup, 8 mo. black ton, E. 140 areo. "Dandy.
289-5764, 486-1625. LOST German Shepherd medium. ternole, brown tan 3 urs. green collar, Collinwood area. "Lady' Reword.
681-2146. LOST ladies Hamilton watch, keepsake, Hockins Airport area Liberal reward 621-7954. LOST large male blue lick Hound, Bogley ond Stearns, Olmsted Twp. Reword. 235 2945.
LOST mole kitten. light ton and white striped Akins Ra. Royalton Needs medication. Reward. 237-4463 cuter Sum LOST.
medical bag Coventry Rd.Euchd HIS 8lvd or 20. Reward offered. 321-5809 otter 5pm. LOST mixed Collie male. fawn, E.
305 area. Reward. LOST White mini 7 vt. old male pcodie Peppie W. 73rd and Deni.
son area. Reward. 281-3145. PIN tost. Parma Nursing School pin W.
100-Loram. Reward. 351-3458. PUPPY tound, mate, Brookpark near Tiedemon. 351-2409, REWARD 1100.
ladies ring lost rest room Holiday inn Stronasville. 412- 881-0833. 32d degree Masonic diamond ring lost, vicinity of Sweetbriar golf club grounds Reword 871-4127 Greater Cleveland's Want Ad Marketplace- Phone 344-5555 24 Employment Resumes BEST RESUME SERVICE WRITING PRINTING MAILINGS 694-3828 Offices Nationwide Established 1962 Member of eBB RESUMES. INC. FOR PROFESSIONAL RESUMES THAT COMMAND ATTENTION 26949 CHAGRIN COMPLETE SERVICE Temporary and Part Time, Men and Women GENERAL OFFICE: 3 temporory assignments: All light typing, answering phone, some figure work.
Vivian. HIGHLAND HELPMATES 6151 Wilson Milts Rd 442-0336 (Next to Front Row Theater) TELEPHONE WORK Port time, evening hours, for telephone solicitors. No selling involved. Must be over 18. Parma area.
For information call Ms. Mead after 5 p.m. at 459-1660. 26 Help Wanted, Men and Women ABOVE AVERAGE PAID TRAVEL USA EXPENSES PAID Nationwide maintenance company and work throughout the continental needs responsible people to travel US, to service customer accounts, no sales, no specific experience required, Insurance requires applicants to be 21 vears of oge, hardwork yields good pay and benefits. Call US Lighting, 942-0737.
ACCOUNTANT-CHIEF We ore seeking an experienced. Certified Public Accountant to manage and maintain the general accounting systems in our hospitat. This individual must hove at least. 3 years of responsible accounting background in a hospital setting. We offer an excellent starting salory and benefits.
Please send resumes to: TIMKEN MERCY HOSPITAL Humon Resources Dept. 12th St. N.W. Canton, Ohio 44708 Equal Opportunity Emplover ACCOUNTANT, 2 vrs. exp.
in public accounting East suburban CPA. office. Solary. Coll. 932-1120.
TRAINEE FOR downtown CPA, exp. with trial bolance and payroll taxes or recent college grad. with accounting degree. Must type. 781-0009.
ACCOUNTANT West of firm is Cleveland, seeking large qualified regionol accountonts and CPAs with experience. Excellent benefits and advancement opportunity. Reply Plain Dealer Box A 44. ACCOUNTING CLERK Exp. necessory in accounts receivobie, cash receipts.
General counting knowledge. Apply in person, Personnel Dept, Tues. through Fri. 9 to 12 or 2 to 4. HOLIDAY INN N.
RANDALL: 4600 Northfield Rd. accounting NIGHT AUDITOR We are seeking a qualified individual with some accounting background for Night Auditor position. Hoteh: exp. not necessory. Apply in person, Personnel Dept.
Tues. through Fri: 9 to 4. 663-4100. Holiday Inn N. Randall 4600 Northfield Rd.
An Equal Opportunity Employer he got his optometry degree from Northern Illinois. and 1943, 'he worked in all eve clinic in! Cincinnati. He was also a graduate of Xavier University. He was a past vice president of the Cleveland Optometric Association and a past officer of Alpha Omega Delta professional fraternity. He also belonged to the Ohio! and American optometric associations and the Northeast Council Knights of Columbus.
Surviving are his wife. Stella, and two brothers, the Rev. Ludwig and Dr. John of St. Louis, Mo.
Morris A. Novick Morris A. Novick, 87, of Cleveland Heights, retired sporting goods buyer for the May died yesterday at the Cleveland Veterans Hospital after four years' illness with a heart condition. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Berkowitz-Kumin memorial chapel, 1985 S.
Taylor Cleveland Heights. Mr. Novick began working for the May Co. in 1919 as a sporting goods salesman and retired in 1960 as buyer-manager of the sporting goods department at the downtown store. He was wounded during Army service in France in World War I.
He was a former officer of the Jewish War Veterans post and a member of the May Co. American Legion post. He worked at the polls in South Euclid and campaigned for both local and national candidates including Rep. Charles A. Vanik, D- 22.
He was also a fund-raiser for the Jewish National Fund and the Jewish Welfare Fund. Surviving are his wife, Lillian; son, William Negin of New York City, and two granddaughters. ACCOUNTING BILLING CLERK Frieden 5610 or comparable equip ment experience. Westloke. Call Personnel 871-7870.
An Equal Opportunity Emplover ACCOUNTING CLERK Full time, entry level position In the accounting deportment. Will maintain records, propore work papers and assist in preparing financial statements. College level accounting course required. Send resume in confidence to Florn Dealer Box A 45, ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, exp. helpful, good location, excellent company benefits.
An Equal Opportunity Employer. Coil 361- 4514. AIR CONDITIONING Installation mechanic service technician, exp. men receive top wope, 10 benefits plus steady work. Adams Air Conditioning.
291-3900 AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLER SERVICE MAN Exp. Call Blind Son, OUthorized Carrier dealer, Barberton, 1-216-753-7711. AIR CONDITIONING Year round job in office bido. Must be thoroughly know edgeable. $8.00 per hr.
to start. 4044r. week. Free porking. etc.
Room .470. 601 Rockwell, AIR conditioning, heating, refrigeration service man, Benefits, truck, good wages. Must be exp. if you know your business. and want to get paid what you can do call 441-4940 for an appt.
and 9000 futore. AIR DUCT MAN 150 163. or less. to clean air ducts. Over 18 VTS.
hourly rote must br able to work nights and weekends. Apply 9am to 4pm. A Bee Service, 904 Broadway, ALARM TECHNICIAN If you hove a knowledge of basic electronics and want 10 join 0 notional company with a chance for advoncement: "Rollins Protective Services con offer you on excellent satory full benefits pockoge. Catt how and ask for Mr. Randy.
449- 1602. ALASKAN ADVENTURE R.N.'S: OB, OR, Evening and night shifts avallabie. Beautiful southeast Alaska -the New Frontier -fresh oir, mild climate. hunting, fishing, boating and hiking in a coastal community of 12,000. Modern, progressive JCAH accredited 48-bed hospital and 44-bed long term core unif.
Fringe benefits include hospital paid medical, life and disability insurance, and retirement plan; sick leave; paid vacation with days added for yeors of service, and an inservice program. Write: Personnet, KETCHIKAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, 3100 Tongass Avenue, Ketchikan. Alaska 99901. Phone (907) AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. ALL SKILLS WAREHOUSE IMMEDIATE WORK Southeast Suburbs- Need cor MANPOWER Temporory Services 587-1700 5133 Warrensville Cir.
ALTERATION Must hove exp, in fitting and sewing women's clothes. Store or factory exp. on power machine. Includes 2- 3 eves Eostside. FRANCINE RICHMOND MALL 449-5661 ALUMINIUM Siding helpers, will train; own transporation west 237- 3913.
ALUMINUM gutter man needed. Exp. to start immediately. Fulltime, yeor round employment. Serious minded person only.
232- 4765. Aluminum Gutter Applicators Experienced preferred but will train. Only hard working and dependable need apply. American Applicators, 4750 Beider Willoughby, Oh. 942-5064.
ALUMINUM SIDING APPLICATOR with truck and. equipment, yeorround work. Only dependable need apply. 475-0939. Aluminum Siding Applicators High pay rate.
Permanent work vear round. New and old work. Work in your own area. Will accept some training. Sagamore 467-2183, ask for Joe, 9 a.m.
10 8 p.m. ALUM. SIDING APPLICATORS TOP PAY 439-5585 AMBULANCE ATTENDANT 661-0072 A-M OPERATOR Good working conditions, excellent benefit package. Don Bestor 781- 2166 APARTMENT MAINTENANCE Pointer, grounds work, snow removal. steady work.
Large aportment complex. 741-3134. APPLIANCE TECHNICIANS Washers and Dryers. experience preterred. 831-0977.
APPLICATOR Aluminum Siding, 5 yrs. minimum exp. west side firm. 734-3735 ofter 6. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN seeks in-house architectural drattsmon.
Minimum years experience. Salary mensurate with experience. Send resume P.0. Box 397, North Olmsted 44070. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN Send resume to Ploin Dealer Box AD Our employees are aware of this ad DRAFTSMAN Lignt fixture manutocturer has an immediate opening for someone with school background and knowledge of mechanical illustralion.
Should be able to sketch, letter and do full size shop drowings. Must have creative ability. Benefits 10- clude hospitilization, insarance and cond holidays. M. L.
CORPORATION BROADWAY Maple His.1 A.
