Obituaries Edward C. Sargent, 54 Edward Cutler Aurora, president AMSAT Corp. in died yesterday Hospital after i1g months illness with cancer. Mr. Sargent came to Cleveland in 1949 as regional director of the Atomic Energy Commission.
In; 1952 he became project manager of Vitro Division of Vitro when he was named and shortly after Zirconium Corp. Sargent, 54, of and director of Greenville, at St. Luke's Sargent (1953 photo) Engineering Corp. until 1956 vice president president of of America. In 1970 he became president of the newly organized AMSAT, which handles ores, minerals and solid chemicals.
Mr. Sargent was a Navy pilot in World War II and in 1948 was graduated from Cornell University with a chemical engineering degree. He was a past president of the Northeast Ohio YMCA, a founder of the Hattie Larlham Foundation and a member of Chi Psi fraternity. A memorial service will be at 3 p.m. Monday in the Church in Aurora, 146 Chillicothe Rd.
Surviving are his wife, Nancy; sons, Lawrence, David, Edward Jr. and Peter; a brother and a sister. Herman Acks, ex-deputy Herman Acks, 77, of Parma, longtime Cuyahoga County Democratic party worker and retired deputy sheriff, died last night of cancer. Mr. Acks was a deputy from 1936 to 1970 under Sheriffs John Saltzman, Martin L.
O'Donnell, Joseph M. Sweeney, James J. McGettrick and Ralph E. Kreiger. He was forced to retire at 70 after a brutal beating while trying to serve a subpoena.
He became a member of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Club soon after arriving here in 1920 from Romania and was a member William M. Butler Services for William Murray Butler, 69, former Ohio Bell Telephone Co. employe, will be at 1 p.m. Monday at the Busch funeral home, 7501 Ridge Parma. Mr.
Butler died Thursday at his home in Parma after a heart attack. He worked 44 years for Ohio Bell, starting as a lineman and retiring as a member of the engineering department. Mr. Butler was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church, Fairview Masonic Lodge, Al Koran Shrine and the Ohio Bell Acacia Club of Northeast Ohio. He was membership chairman of Al Sirat Grotto and vice president of its Medina Club.
Surviving are his wife, Sadie -daughters, Jeannine Priebe and Judith Schmoll; son, Richard a brother. Agnes H. Waechter Agnes Huffman Waechter, 72, yesterday at her home in Cleveland Heights after a heart attack. 4: Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at St.
Louis Catholic Church, 2475 Taylor Cleveland Heights. Her husband, James is a retired supervisor of personnel at TRW. Inc. She was a member of the National Council of Catholic Women, a former publicity chairman for the St. Louis Parish Women's Guild and a volunteer worker for the St.
Louis Mission Circle. She attended Notre Dame College. Other survivors are a daughter, Marilyn Kinzel, and son, the Rev. Ernest, chaplain of St. Joseph Hospital, Lorain.
for most of his life. He was a precinct committeeman for more than 20 years and ward leader of Ward 24 for many years beginning in 1948. Mr. Acks was an unsuccessful candidate for state representative in 1946 and 1956 and for City Council in 1955. He was awarded The Plain Dealer Citation for Bravery in 1949 after thwarting two holdup men in an East Side bar in December 1948.
Democratic torchlight parades customarily ended at the Acks home on Lakeview Rd. NE and politicians made speeches there for the neighborhood. Before becoming a deputy sheriff, Mr. Acks was proprietor of the old Globe and Haltnorth theaters from 1923 to 1927, was a supervisor for Hupp Motor Co. from 1927 to 1931 and sales manager of Cleveland Wholesale Furniture Co.
from 1931 to 1936. He was a membgr of B'nai B'rith and a former member of the Fellowship of Eagles. Surviving are sons, David, Jerome and Harold, and a sister. Marcella B. Sallot When her husband died in the flu epidemic in 1918, Marcella Bropson Sallot left her 6-month-old son with his grandparents and got a job as a secretary with Schwenger-Klein Co.
Three years later she became secretary to the vice president of the old Sandusky Cement Co. She remained with the company through various mergers until 1958 when she retired as an executive secretary of Medusa Portland Cement Co. She was in charge of the company's insurance program for many years. Mrs. Sallot, 85, died Thursday at Alvernia rest home, Parma.
Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Clement Catholic Church, 2022 Lincoln Lakewood. After retiring, Mrs. Sallot set up and ran a program to teach catechism to retarded children at the St.
Clement church. She was also for many years bistorian for the National Secretaries Association. She was a graduate of West High School and went to night school at John Carroll University and St. John College. Her son, Bernard, survives.
3 Deaths elsewhere From Wire Reports "NEW DELHI India mourned the death of President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, 71, with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi leading a silent procession past his body as it lay in state in the presidential palace. In Washington, President Carter expressed "deep personal regret" and said he was sending his mother, Lillian, 78, and his son Chip to represent the United States at Ahmed's funeral tomorrow. CINCINNATI Actress Virginia Payne, who for 27 years was voice of "Ma Perkins" in the radio show which ended in 1960, died here. She was believed to be in her 70s. The native Cincinnatian returned home last year after living 30 years in New York City.
She began her radio career in the show at WLW in Cincinnati in 1933 and stayed with it when it moved to Chicago and later New York. Caroll B. Moore, 63, a leading writer of Wise advertising. Quick selling. Only in The Pirin Dealer.
Death Notices ACKS HERMAN ACKS, beloved band of the late Anna, devoted father of Dovid, Jerome of Columbus and Harold of Reseda, brother of Mrs. Laura Wasserstrom, grandfather of 11, great of four. Services Sundoy, Feb. 13, at THE MILLERMEMORIAL CHAPEL at the residence 14030 Terrace 27570 CHAGRIN BLVD. Family Apt.
636, THRU TUESDAY EVENING. Contributions may be made to the American cer Society or the Holy Family Home. Interment Mt. Olive Cemetery.For time call 831- 1300. BARNES H.
BARNES, 62 husband residence of Grace (nee Welt. mer). Friends moy call at THE PAROBEK FUNERAL HOME, 5279 STATE PARMA, SUNDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P. M. where ministerial services will be held Monday 1 p.
m. with Rev. R. J. Hahn officiating.
Interment in Brooklyn Heights Cemetery. BEHIREND ADELAIDE F. BEHREND, retired Bedford School teacher, passed away Thursday of The Cleveland Clinic. Services will be held Monday, Feb. 14, 1977 at 1 p.m.
THE DONALD B. JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, 521 BROADWAY, BEDFORD, 0., where friends will be received 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY. Contributions to the Bedford Historical Society. BLOCK DONALD J.
BLOCK, age 56, of Chagrin Falls, beloved husband of Portia father of Rev. John E. and Kathleen (Mrs. Mark) Wending, grandfather of four, brother of Rosemary (Mrs. Charles) Campbell.
Memorial service 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 12 at Advent Lutheran Church, Harper Rd. ut Cannon Soion. Friends ceived at STROUD FUNERAL HOME, 95 FRANKLIN CHAGRIN FALLS.
Donations suggested to the charity of your choice or to the Cancer Society. BUTLER WILLIAMM. BUTLER, beloved husband of Sadie (nee Ryder), father of Mrs. Elmer F. Priebe, Richard Mrs.
Judith Schmoll, grandfather of nine, great-grandfather of one, brother of Robert Starr, and the late Oliver. Passed away Thursday, Feb. 10. Memorials may be forwarded 10 AI Sirat Grotto Cerebral Palsey Fund. Services at the funeral home Monday, Feb.
14 at p.m. Friends may call at THE BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 7501 RIDGE 7-9 P.M. DAY AND 24 AND P.M. SUNDAY. CACCIACARRO See DeSTEFANIS CENTIVANY CHARLESW.
CENTIVANY, (ex ham operotor W8 SAT) beloved husband of Olga (nee Buinoczky), dear father of Charles (Barry), Dennis, Diane, Donna and Steven, father-in-law of Linda, grandfather of three. dear brother of Emery, John Complick, Mary Yenulonis and the deceosed: Rudolph, Frank, Andrew and Cecilia Polincsar, deceased step-brothers: John, Paul, Joseph and Mike Hiebak and deceased step-sisters: Anna Hiebak and Frances Backoysky. Friends received at THD RICZO FUNERAL HOME, 12519 BUCKEYE where services will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m. and at St. Elizabeth's Church at 10 0.
m. VISITING HOURS SATURDAY 7-9 P.M., SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Family requests contributions to the Holy Family Home. CIKACZ VINCENT CIKACZ, beloved husband of Stella, father of Holina Roberts, grandfather of Candace and Kathleen, brother of Walter. Funeral services Monday, Feb.
14 at 1 p.m. at THE JENKINS FUNERAL CHAPEL, 2914 DOVER CENTER WESTLAKE where friends may coll 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY. CONTOS ESTHER V. CONTOS, (nee Hughes), wife of the late Frank, dearest mother of Frank D.
of Columbus, Patricio Leader of Virginia Krech, Mary Jacobs, Jane Testo of Veronica Beradino (deceased) of Beverly Hills, Eileen, grandmother and great -grand. mother. Funeral Mass will be held Saturday, Feb. 12 at St. Bartholomew Church at 10 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. The family will receive friends at KOVAL FUNERAL HOME, 14925 BAGLEY AT PEARL DLEBURG HTS. CRAVEN ANN 1. CRAVEN of Bedford, Ohio. Beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother of James and Mrs.
Patricia LeBeau, sister of Mrs. Florence MacGregor and Lewis Hist, grandmother of four, passed away Friday. Services will be held Tuesday, Feb. 15, 1977 at 11 a.m. at THE DONALD B.
JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, 521 BROADWAY, BEDFORD, OHIO, where friends will be received 7-9 P.M. MONDAY. CURRY LOVELLA CURRY, beloved mother of Hurshell, Donald, Avis Horne, Thelma Nimmer, Evelyn Lacey and Myrtle Stribling, grandmother of 14, greatgrandmother of six. Services Monday, Feb. 14, 1 p.m.
at THE H. M. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, 3856 E. 131ST where the family will receive friends SUNDAY 7-8 P. M.
DESTEFANIS HAROLD C. DESTEFANIS, beloved husband of Constance (nee Cacciacarro, dear father of Philip, Joseph, Frank, Harold, Mary Grace, Rosemory and Rocco and grandfather of five, brother of Valeria Beriback, Denny Mio (deceased), Rose Malagnini and Elda Mandic, both of California, brother-inlaw of Msgr. Francis Cocciocorro, Rose Carbone and Nick Cacciacarro. Services Monday 12:15 p.m. at St.
Thomas More Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may coll at THE FIORITTO FUNERAL HOME, 5236 MAYFIELD LYNDHURST (E. OF RICHMOND SATURDAY P.M. AND SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7- 9 P.M.
DIEHL NELLIE E. DIEHL (nee Klung), beloved wife of the late Carl, mother of Melvin Wayne, Virginia Golub and grandmother of six, Feb. 11. Funeral service Monday, Feb. 14 at 11 a.m.
in THE CHAMBERS FUNERAL HOME, 4420 ROCKY RIVER AT PURITAS, where friends may call SATURDAY 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. DIORIO NANCY DIORIO (nee Tamburo), beloved wife of the late James, dearest mother of Jock, Mrs. Joseph Tomaro (Antoinette), Mrs. Lou Monocchio (Mary), grandmother of seven, great-grandmother of one, dear sister of the late Tony and Paul Tamburo.
Funeral Mass Monday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (East) at 9:30 a.m. Family will receive friends at THE NO FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN AVE. AT W. 132ND ST.
VISITING HOURS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. DITRICHI ANTHONY M. DITRICH, be loved husband of the lote Polo, dear father of Mrs. Marie Hammett, William Mrs. Dorothy Westcott and Mrs.
Patricio Nontz, grandfather of 12, great-grandfather of one. Funeral services will be held at Christines Church, 840 E. 222 St. Monday, Feb. 14, 1977 at 9:15 a.m.
Interment All Souls Cemetery. The family will receive friends at THE CROBAUGH FUNERAL HOME, 22595 LAKE SHORE BLVD. SUNDAY ONLY 2-4 AND 1-9 P.M. DONNELLAN RUSSELL S. DONNELLAN.
beloved husband of Mary (nee Basala), dear fother Lynn Leach, grandfather of one, brother of Robert and the late Clarke F. Funeral Mass at St. Colman's Church, Saturday. Feb. 12 at 9:30 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at BERRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 7200 TROIT AVE. Easy shopping is yours when you turn to today's Classified Pages Death Notices DUBYAK JOSEPH DUBYAK, of Hubbard, beloved husband of Helen, dear father of Atty Joseph A. of Cleveland, Barbara Donlin, Ellen Alexa, Marilyn Dubyak, brother of George, John, Mary Schuster, Mrs. Jean Coyne and Mrs.
Jane Ruth, grandfather of seven. Funeral services 1 P.M. Saturday at THE HARDER SONS FUNERAL HOME. E. LIBERTY HUBBARD, 0.
and 1:30 p.m. in St. John's Carpathian Russian Orthodox Church, Sharon, Pa. The family suggests contributions to The Church Education Fund. EATON WILBUR R.
EATON, beloved husband of LaVerne (nee Gumz), father of Wilbur Jr. and Carolyn Hill, grandfather of six. Died Feb. 8 at Sebring, Fla. Private services.
ELDER BERNARD C. ELDER, age 64, Rocky River. Died Lakewood Hospital Thurday morning. Employee of Stahl Gear Machine Co. of Cleveland, Member of Lakewood Christian Church, survived by two sisters Mrs.
Zelma Williams, of Walhonding, 0.0 and Mrs. Doris Hawthorne of Coshocton, 0. and several nieces and nephews. Cremation followed by private groveside rites at Blissfield Cemetery, Coshocton County. ELMORE ANNIE L.
ELMORE, beloved wife of Ernie, dear mother of Will grandmother of David and Lynn, sister of Mary Lowry the late George, Charles and William Vance and Winnie Andrews. Funeral services Monday, Feb. 14, at 2 p. m. Interment Brooklyn Heights Cemetery.
Friends may call at THE STRAKER FUNERAL HOME, 5904 RIDGE PARMA, FROM 7-9 P.M. SATURDAY, 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY. EUBANK VIOLA EUBANK of Bedford, died Wednesday, Feb. 9.
Her Christian brothers and sisters will conduct a memorial talk in her memory Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1406 Broadway Bedford, 0. on Sunday, Feb. 13 at 4 p.m. GALAMBUSH ANNA B. GALAMBUSH wood Village, beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother Mrs.
Dolores Ardire and Stephen J. Zavodny, grandmother of Mrs. Sandro Carlson, Mrs. Sally Morgan, Stephen Elena, Thomas and Robert Zavodny, great-grandmother of five, dear sister of Mrs. Mary Gazbaro, Mrs.
Verna Beiohlavek, John Biros, Steve Biros, Mrs. Emil Margaret Gaza and the late Biros, passed away Thursday. Services will be held Monday, Feb. 14, 1977 at 9:30 a.m. at St.
Mary's Catholic Church, Bedford, 0. Friends will be received 7-9 P.M. SATURDAY AND 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY AT THE DONALD B. JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, 521 BROADWAY, BEDFORD, O.
GUTH WILLIAM J. GUTH, beloved Kortz), husband dear of father Virginio of (pee! Richard (Patricia) Comerlin, grandfother of Ginny Jean and Billy, brother of Mrs. Raymond (Dorothy) Schultz and the late Arthur and Edwin. Memorial services will be held ot 3 p.m. Sunday, in Yoder Chapel, Lakewood United Methodist Church.
Memorial contributions may be made to Grant Elementary School. DANIELS SERVICE, 226-5149. HAGEN CARL J. HAGEN, beloved husband of Cecilia (nee Goerz), dear father of Donald E. and Richard grandfather of six.
Contributions may be made to The Heart Fund. Friends may call at THE CHAS. A. MANDLEY FUNERAL HOME, 15480 TRISKETT AT LORAIN AVE. Service Monday, Feb.
14 at 1 p.m. Visitation 7-9 P.M. SATURDAY, 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY. HAJEK STANLEY W.
HAJEK, devoted husband of Anna (nee Malik), dearest brother of Thomas, Van, Terri, Jeffrey, grandfather of four, dear brother of Blanche Hirschman, Victor and Georgia Porrello. Family requests donations to your favorite charity. Funeral services will be held Monday, Feb. 14, at THE KOVAL FUNERAL HOME, 14925 BAGLEY PEARL MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, with Rev. Herbert Olds officiating.
VISITING HOURS SATURDAY 7-9, DAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P. M. HANNAN MARGARET HANNAN, (nee Garvey), beloved wife of the late Walter deor mother of Mrs. Lawrence E. McDonough (Jane) and Mark A.
and the late Robert, James and Walter Jr. grandmother and great-grondmother, Friday Feb. 11, 1977. Funeral Mass Monday, Feb. 14, St.
Christopher's Church (20141 Detroit Rd.) at 10 o.m, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at THE McGORRAY FUNERAL HOME, 14133 DETROIT SUNDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. HASKELL GRACE E. HASKELL (nee Elgin), beloved wife of the late Newton, mother of Roger Raymond Mrs. Dorothy M.
Moody, Jock the late Loretta and James grandmother of nine, great -grandmother, sister of the late Edith Feightner. Passed away Thursday, forwarded Feb. 10. Memorials may be Home, on Noble Services of to Eastern. Star the funeral home Monday, Feb.
14 at 11 a.m. Friends may call ot THE BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 7501 RIDGE 7-9 P.M. SATURDAY AND 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY. HUTCHINSON MARK L.
HUTCHINSON OF of Lineswille, former Cleveland resident. Husband of Anne (nee Ulepic), son of Mark (deceased) and Pearl, brother of Mrs. Jane Lutz of Cleveland. Services Monday 2 p. m.
at THE HOUGHTON FUNERAL HOME, LINESVILLE, where friends may call SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P. M. JACOBS CURVIN A. JACOBS, beloved husband of the late Inez (nee Hoyt), uncle of Charles, Frederick and David Herpst, Anna Mary Thorell, Frances Hoggett, Fannie A. Jacobs and Theda Cunningham.
Services will be held on Monday, Feb. 14, 1977, ot 3 p.m. at THE DONALD B. HOME, JOHNSON FUNERAL 521 BROADWAY, BEDFORD OHIO, where friends may call 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY.
Funeral services by Garfield Heights Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses. JARAS ANNA R. JARAS, beloved wife of Joseph (deceased), dearmothe of Robert, Jim and Joseph, grandmother of eight, great-grandmother of two, dear sister of Emma Beran, Albie Dvorak, Joe Kohler, Sylvia Gregory, Mary Mares (deceased), Elsie Kupski (deceased). Friends may call at THE GOLUB FUNERAL HOME, 4703 SUPERIOR SATURDAY FROM 1-9 P. SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
Funeral Monday Immaculate Conception Church, time later. JURECIC ANNA JURECIC (nee Pacek), beloved wife of the late Frank, dear aunt of Louis and Mollie Jurecic, great aunt of Anna Marie, Robert Teresa (deceased), and David. Funeral Moss Monday, Feb. 14 at St. Mary's Church (Holmes Ave.) at 9 a.m.
Interment Calvary. Friends may coll at THE GRDINA FUNERAL HOME, 17010 LAKE SHORE BLVD. SATURDAY 7-9 P.M. AND SUNDAY 1-4 AND 7-9 P.M. KOWALL MICHAEL J.
beloved husband of the late Julio (nee Ancin), deor father of Robert M. and Paul grandfather of Terri, Lyn, Paul David and Michael, great-grandfather of Lisa, brother of John Marhelka of Trenton, N. Katherine Anderson, Mary Parker of Ohio and Ann Ross of Steword, Conneaut, FI. Funeral moss Monday, Feb. 14, at St.
Wendelin's Church, 2281 Columbus at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Fomily will receive relatives ond friends SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P. M.
at THE SEPSI FUNERAL HOME, 2707 MONROE AVE. (CORNER OF W. 28TH THE PLAIN Death Notices Death Notices DAILY ISSUES Received until 9 P.M.-All Editions 11 P.M.- Greater Cleveland Final SUNDAY ISSUES 6:30 P.M. -All Editions 10:30 P.M. Sat.
-Greater Cleveland CALL 523-4860 KOWAL See KOWALL notice. KRUTIL SUSAN KRUTIL (nee Garlock), beloved wife of the late Jerry, mother of Jerry grandmother Kevin, Gregory and Douglas, sister of Edna Novak and the late Thelma Adolf, passed away Thursday, Feb. 10. Services at the funeral home Monday, Feb. 14 at 11 a.m.
Friends may call at THE BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 4334 PEARL RD. FROM 1-9 P.M. SATURDAY, 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY. LECHNER ELMER JOHN LECHNER, late residence Westfield Center, 0., beloved husband of Maryanne (nee Gardner), dear father George William A.
of Wellington, grandfather of six, dear son of the late John and Rose, died suddenly Feb. 10 at the age of 63. Retired official of UAW Local No. 91, Ohio Crank Shaft veteran of 33 years, charter member of Council No. 2816 K.
of C. and Ohio AAU Speed Skating champion. Funeral Mass will be held 10 a.m. Monday. Feb.
14, at the St. Francis Xavier Church in Medina. Family will receive friends at THE WAITE SON MEMORIAL HOME, 765 N. COURT MEDINA, ON SATURDAY 7-9 P.M. AND SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday Family requests contributions to the St. Vincent De Paul Society of his church. LUCCI PIETRO LUCCI, beloved husband of the late Assunta, dear father of Ben A. Lucci, Rita Finley and Rose Lucci, brother of Frank Lucci of and Joe Lucci of Italy.
grandfather of six, great-grandfather of seven. Funeral Mass Monday, Feb. 14 at 9 a.m. at St. Gregory The Great Church.
The family receive friends at THE FLYNNMYLOTT FUNERAL HOME, 4600 MAYFIELD S. EU. AND CLID, SUNDAY SATURDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 7-9 P.M. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr.
Lucci was employed by CTS for 43 years. LYNCH MARY E. LYNCH (nee ray), beloved mother Mrs. Leora Pilger, sister of Mrs. Edwin Hooghkirk, Ewing and Mrs.
Charles grandmother of Christopher D. Pilger, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1977. Funeral Mass Monday 10:30 a.m. at St.
Joseph Church, Strongsville. Friends may call at THE FUNERAL HOME, STRONGSVILLE, SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. MacDONALD CHRISTINE C. MAcDONALD, age 70, of 400 Rosa Rita Fullerton, Colif. Passed away Feb.
6, 1977. Survived by daughter Merry Popin, sister of Frances R. Streuli, Claire McKnight, Earleen Corbett and Allan R. McKnight, grandmother of Timothy Papin, also many nieces and nephews. Services will be held Feb.
12 at 1:30 p.m. in the Church of Our Fathers, Forest Lawn Memorial Pork, Cypress, Calif. Interment to follow. MANACCHIO See DIORIO notice. MATTINGLY EDITH SARAH MATTINGLY (nee Lassond), late resident Sharon- Copley Medina, dear wife of Richard B.K., beloved daughter of.
Hubert and Florence of Chatham, dear sister of Beth Dull of Spencer, Hubert Jr. of Phoenix, Bernard of Brunswick, 0. Died very suddenly Feb. 10 at Akron City Hospital. Funeral services wilt be held 4 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 13 at THE WAITE SON MEMORIAL HOME, 765 N. COURT MEDINA. Family will received friends at the funeral home SATURDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. AND FROM P.M.
UNTIL TIME OF SERVICE SUNDAY. Family Committal Service Monday at The Chatham Cemetery. Family suggests contributions to The Leukemia Foundation. MILECA MARIAN MILECA (nee James), age 51, beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother of Patricia and Joseph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur James, sister of Arthur Betty Davis, Shirley Bencze, William, Donaid, Patricia Rogers, Dionne Wortman and Robert. Services at the funeral home Monday, Feb. 14 at 1 p.m. Interment Holy Cross THE Friends ceived at RIPEPI FUNERAL HOME, 5762 PEARL RD. (AT SNOW RD.) SATURDAY 7-9 P.M.
AND SUNDAY 2- 4 AND 7-9 P.M. MOODY See HASKELL notice. MORAN FRANK F. MORAN, beloved husband of Viola, brother of George (deceased) and Carrie Parsons (deceased), survived by a niece and nephews. Friends may call at MERLE OWEN AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 16049 EUCLID AT NOBLE where services will be conducted by Rev.
James H. Brown Monday, Feb. 14, at p.m. Interment Johnstown, Ohio. VISITATION SUNDAY 2- 4 AND 7-9 P.M.
NAGEOTTE CHARLES A. NAGEOTTE, beloved husband of the late Loretta R. (nee Cotner), dear father of John Bernice Scurry, Dorothy Hale, Lowrence M. and James grandfather of 15, great of 18, brother of Mark E. and Zoe Ebert and the late Ethel Bahr.
Funeral Mass at St. 1g- natius Church Saturday, Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at BERRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 7200 DETROIT AVE.
NICHOLS DR. JOSEPH C. NICHOLS, beloved husband of Ethelwyne A. (nee Parker), dear father of Patricia L. (Mrs.
Richard Ryan) of Concord, Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty Jane Parsons) (deceased), grandfather of Sandra Jane Ketchum, Pamela Jo Ryan and Richard Joseph Ryan, Charles brother of Thelma (Mrs. Nordquest) of Eustis, and Maurice E. of Bay Village, 0., the late Charles, Ernest, James, Ethel Fortney, Mamie Harrison, Nellie Good and Clara Ryder. Family suggests memorial gifts to The South Euclid Methodist Church or Hillcrest YMCA.
Memorial services at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at 1534 South Green Euclid Methodist Church, S. Euclid, 0. Arrangements by THE JOSEPH C. SCHULTE MAHON-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, 381- 4000.
ONDERDONK LOUISE ONDERDONK, wife Lawrence dear mother of Mr. Mrs. Sydney Ann Bork, and Leslie Schussler, ond grandmother, daughter of Mrs. Minnie C. Holman.
All services privote. ARRANGEMENTS BY CROBAUGH FUNERAL HOME. PECK die), JUDITH beloved A. PECK (nee Tweewife of Warren dear mother of Richard, Michelle, Debra and Kimberly, daughter of Thomas E. Tweedle Sr.
and the late Romona, sister of Darlene Eoton, Gail Bronchik, Tweedle Romona Welch, Thomas and Forrest Morawetz. Funeral services Tuesday, Feb. 15, at Westwood Abbey at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, 6265 Columbia N. Olmsted. Friends will be received of JENKINS FUNERAL CHAPEL, 2914 DOVER CENTER WESTLAKE, FROM 2-4 AND 7- 9 7-9 P.M.
SUNDAY AND 3-5 AND P.M. MONDAY. PILAROWSKI beloved WILLIAM A. PILAROWSKI, Velma husband of the late father (nee Nowinski), dear of the of Raymond brother Waiter, following deceased Peter, Sobolewski, Charles, Anton, Mary niewski, and Hattie Kupbeloved uncle and Feb. great at uncle.
sS. Funeral Monday, Church, Peter and Paul Turney Rd. at 10 a.m. interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at THE RYBICKI SON FUNERAL HOME, SATURDAY 4640 TURNEY RD.
AND SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. DEALER, SATURDAY, Death Notices WILHELM VIOLA S. WILHELM, sister of the late Irene McClelland, cousin of Ermo Weissberp. Services Monday 1 p.m. at THE MAHER-MELBOURNE FU.
NERAL HOME, 4274 MAY. FIELD AT BELVOIR S. EUCLID, where friends may call 2-4 P.M. SUNDAY. WILKE BLANCHE WILKE (nee Crum), beloved wite of the late Austin, mother of Mrs.
William (Doris) Mar of Monterey, Mrs. John (Vivian) Barr of Novelty, Ohio, grandmother of six, great-grandmother of five, sister of Mrs. Ruth Frost, Mrs. Nettie Thompson of Vandalia, Ohio, Feb. 9.
Funeral services Sunday 2 p.m. The family will receive friends ot THE BRICKMAN AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 21900 EUCLID SATURDAY 7-9 P.M. Private interment Mondav. WITTENBURG EVELYN M. WITTENBURG (nee Gerstaker), dear mother of Mrs.
Shirley Kolman and grandmother. Funeral services will be held Monday p.m. at THE DAVID G. MARTENS FUNERAL HOME, 4175 ROCKY RIVER DR. Interment Brooklyn call Hts.
I SUNDAY Cemetery. Friends may 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. ZAVODNY See GALAMBUSH notice. Lodge Notices ALICE CHAPTER NO. 199 O.E.S.
Our SISTER ETHEL BRYANT passed away Feb. 11 in 0. See family notice. HULDA ELLIOTT W.M. EVELYN COON, Sec.
FAIRVIEW LODGE NO. 699, F. and A. M. Brethren: Please assemble at Busch Parlor, 7501 Ridge Feb.
13, 1977 at 8 p.m. to contate duct services for our BROTHER WILLIAM M. BUTLER. JOE RAY, W.M. LOWELL E.
NESS, Sec. NORTH STAR LODGE NO. 638 Brethren: Please attend Masonic Services for our late Brother CARL HAGEN Sunday at 8 p.m. at Funeral Home. Triskett and Lorain Ave.
EDWARD M. BRENNEIS, W.M. EDWARD D. LEIB, Sec. ROBERT SIMPSON LODGE NO.
713 F. and A.M. Fomily services will be held for late BROTHER GLENN J. BENDER at The Louis A. 8odnar Son Funeral Chapel, 3929 Lorain Ave.
at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 12. PAUL E. MANVILLE W.M.
HARRY R. HIGEY, Sec. THE POLICE MASONIC FELLOWCRAFT CLUB: Please meet at Chos. A. Mandley Funeral Home, 15480 Trisktt Rd.
on Sunday, Feb. 13 at 8 p.m. to assist in Masonic services for our late BROTHER CARL HAGEN. LEONARD ROCK, PRES. KARL F.
HORNER, Sec. In Memoriam FOLGA John Folgo-Feb. 12, 1975 A silent thought, secret tear, Keeps your memory ever LOVING DAUGHTER CAROLYN. IN THE SINCERE HOPE. of rendering a helpful service to our readers desiring to -pay tribute to their loved ones, through an "In notice, we have available a booklet which contains appropriate verse for every decease ed family member.
Just call 523-4860 and ask for Mrs. 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 our Classified Dept. at 1801 Superior.
8 Cemetery Lots, Monuments CROWN HILL, prime Jocation, graves. List price $2200. Selling $500. for quick sale, 476-9786. SUNSET Garden Mausoleum.
Crypts. 1-666-2509, 1-666-1397. 2 CHOICE Riverside cemetery lots available. Call 442-1603. 7 Lost and Found, Rewards BRIEFCASE.
Lost Thurs. Feb. 10. between St. Mark and Belloire.
Reward. 524-7507. BRIEFCASE, tan, metal file box. including important personal papers, MISSING since Feb. 7.
REWARD. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. 238-3870. DOG young male, found Feb. 3.
Fulton-1-7T, black back and tail, tan face and paws, 661-1946. DOG Found, female Afghan. W. 130 area. 251-1261.
DOG found, medium blond female, wide red collar, W. 150-Puritas. 941- 5585. DOG found, mixed, medium size male, red-brown hair 371-1270. DOG found, older Beagle, dark red collar, 228-4506 male, Berea-university area, after 6pm.
DOG found, young Collie type female, reddish tan with white, between W. 54 and State, can't keep. 884-5195. DOG lost, Beagle, female, W.45- Storer. Reward.
651-1843. DOG lost, female, short hair, tan gray, dark muzzle, ears up, tail curled up on bock. type. Reward. 371-3711.
DOG LOST, German Shorthair male, Puritas-150th. Reward. 267- 8278. FOUND downtown, large Sheepdog. no tail.
587-5228. FOUND Poodle mix, black female, Fulton- Vega area, 237-2809 after 7. is HUSKIE, female pup, 9 mos. black and white, lost in Brookpark 150th area. Reward.
433-4225. IRISH Setter lost-E. Cleveland, reward 541-4579, 451-5500. LICENSE Plate HH5511 lost. Reward.
885-3194. LOST: Cat, large male, tong haired, multi-colored. White pows, collar. REWARD. 321-3455.
LOST: Cat, male white Manx, no tail, 1 blue eve, 1 yellow eve. Lost 6 days. W. 80th off Lorain Ave. Reward.
651-5626. LOST German shepherd. Black with tan markings. Large ears. E.
131 Miles. 921-2827. LOST -Labrodor Retriever, black, female, vicinity West named Peppi, reward, 941-2310 or 671-9467. LOST: Part Collie shepherd, female. 'Mitzi" Vicinity of State-Brookpark.
351-0592. LOST Red Irish Setter male, 5 yrs. old. Shadow. In the vicinity of Haskins and Rt.
422. 247-7480 Doys 543-8579 After 6. LOST Ave. Rewurd. 281- 0031.
REWARD for block purse; lost be. tween So. Euclid and Cleveland Chinic Fri. AM. 381-8852.
RING lost, ladies wide wedding band, vellow and white gold, Mayfield Hts. Reward. 381-2340. RING lost, mons, silver wedding. Inscribed initials and 4-19-52.
West side. Reward. 886-2025 after 6. area. WALLET Reword.
lost. 1-836-4777. Mans', downtown help 9 Musician, Band Notices AAA Book weddings, picnics. Fine music-entertainment. 842-0024.
BAND, 3-piece, available for any occasion. Call 886-2083. BASS PLAYER wanted for Top Band. 932-6496. D.J.s with Quad Sound Records Live Drummer ED: 442-2192 DRUMMER, exp.
looking for working band. 278-7150 after DRUMMER looking band, serious. 461-4716 evenings." DRUMMER-Very serious with excellent equipment looking for working band. 961-0596 eves. FEMALE, musicians needed on electric piano and drums.
All Girls Polish Polka band. 524-1193. GROUP looking for place to rent for proctice. 521-6849 eves. NEED Bass player for new group.
Serious only. Contact Glenn, 461- 3584 or Antonio, 461-1058. RENT A D.J. and Disc jockeys with sound equipment records available for parties, weddings, lounges. Call P.J.
Limited, 486-7286. SOUNDMAN serious pro only. 732- 8858 leave name and number. WANTED energetic accoustic or keyboards. Must sing.
Working lounge band. Jeff, 526-4232. WANTED exp. Guitar and Organ teachers to give lessons in the home. Music Unlimited 351-3932.
11 Barter and Swap SERVICES (all kinds), tools, rec. facilities swapped, 734-4850. 1965 OLDSMOBILE and Sears truck, Trailer, sell 481-0041. or exchange for pick-up AAAAAAAAAA ASLEEP AWAKE PREGNANCY TERMINATION FREE PREGNANCY TESTS 11955 SHAKER BLVD. in the Heart of The Medical Community CLEVELAND CENTER FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH 421-8600 or Akron Center For Reproductive Health 839 E.
Market St. 1-535-9191 FREEDOM CHOOSE AND TY CONTROL YOUR OWN FERTILIMedicaid Accepted NON JUDGEMENTAL SUPPORTIVE COUNSELING NON-PROFIT MEDICAL CLINICS AAA CARING SERVICE Pregnant? APPOINTMENTS MADE 7 DAYS TERMINATIONS 1-24 WEEKS Confidential Immediate Help Free Pregnancy Test- Counseling INSURANCE- WELFARE- ADC CLEVELAND 281-6060 Other Cities Call Toll Free 1-800-362-1205 AAA ABSOLUTE ALTERNATIVE CARING SERVICE PREGNANT? Troubled, Untimely Pregnancy? FREE PREGNANCY TEST CALL BIRTHCARE, 381-4567 MEDINA OFFICE, 722-1190 AAA Always Ask For Cash Old Or Junk Cars $35 To $500 And Free Towing OHIO CITY 631-8310 AAA CASH AND TOWING FOR OLD OR JUNK CARS $35 to $100 and Free Towing CALL TOM QUICK 961-0336 AAACON AUTO TRANSPORT AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL Almost Free All States 449-0099 $25 Allow. for Calif. AAA, I Buy Diamonds And Gold EVANS 519 Prospect 621-6244 AAA WRECKING, junk cars wanted. Cash.
Free towing. 961-9609. A A-1 Alternative PREGNANCY TERMINATION Up to 24 weeks Evenings Hours Available Free Pregnancy Tests at N.E. OHIO LOCATIONS INSURANCE -ADC-WELFARE MASTERCHARGE Counseling for Partners NATIONAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES 10605 Chester Room 302. CLEVELAND 795-1800 TOLL FREE 1-800-362-1452 ACTION SAVES ENERGY The Energy Crisis is Real.
Your last month's fuel bill is real. The Nu-Sash energy saving system is real. Homeowners, give yourself On opportunity to discover this important information. Call 467- 4260, ext. 7.
Do it now! A Free TV Repair estimate in home or my store. West. 941-8497. A FRIEND PREGNANT? PRETERM CLINIC Private and Supportive Non profit Operated and for tax women exempt by women PREGNANCY TERMINATION UP TO 13 WEEKS -MEDICAIDFREE PREGNANCY TESTS East-10900 Carnegie Ave. 9 to 1 Mon.
thru Sot. West-20401 Hilliard Ave. 10 to 4 Mon. and Thurs. For more information coll CLEVELAND 368-1000 Collect calls accepted ANY unmarried mother needing help write Salvation Army, 1881 Torbenson or Phone 692-3500.
To PLACE CLASSIFIED ADS ONLY Cal 523-5555 DEADLINES Wont ads of the Morning Plain Dealer received until 5 p.m. daily. For "Saturday" The Home Magazine- until 2 p.m. Friday For the Sunday Plain Dealer -until 8:00 p.m. Friday For The Monday Plain Dealer- -until 5 p.m.
Saturday TO CANCEL OR CORRECT CLASSIFIED ADS ONLY. CALL 523-4200 For Sunday -Before 8 m. Fridoy For Monday -Before 5 p.m. Sundoy Other days -Before 5 pm. preceding day Except: The Home Magazine- -Before 2 p.m.
Friday When canceling an ad, a cancellation number will be given to you. No allowance on claims canceled without number. ADIUSTMENT OF ERRORS It is the responsibility of the Advertiser to check each insertion of on be mode advertisem*nt. by the On successive run advertisem*nts no odiustments will advertisem*nt publisher for errors not corrected after the first day appears. sert The an Plain Dealer odvertisem*nt.
accepts The no nobility or responsibility for tauure error in on odvertisem*nt, Plain Dealer accepts no liability for ny to the space actually regardless of couse, except for the cost of occupied by the error. No motchmoker copy changes rote will be occepted for any advertisments for which the is chorged. BOX MAIL- 1801 Address Superior All Plain Dealer Cleveland, Box Ohio Replies 44114 to The Plain Dealer, 11-B 15 Personals, Business Notices PRUNCHAK beloved CHARLES PRUNCHAK, age 29, Bradford), husband of Lola (nee Charlene, deor father of of Mary and Tina and Johnny, son dear brother the late Stephen, non, of Regina O'BonRalph. Kathleen Hegedus and Michael's Funeral Mass at St. Church (Scranton Monday, Feb.
14 at 10 a.m. Cemetery. Interment Holy Cross THE RIPEPI Friends received at SNOW HOME, 5762 PEARL AT FUNERAL SUNDAY 2-4 AND SATURDAY 7-9 P.M. AND REYNOLDS loved FLOYD H. REYNOLDS, bedear father husband of Rito Irene, late of Donald and the ther, Dorothy brother Weitz, grandiaFuneral of Clarence.
Monday, services will be held GANS FUNERAL Feb. 14, at CORRIRAIN AVE. AT W. HOME, 148TH LOaf Heights 11 a.m. Cemetery.
Interment Brooklyn receive friends SATURDAY Family will 7-9 9 P.M. P.M. AND SUNDAY 3-5 AND 7- RHODES CARRIE Snovely), EDNA RHODES (nee formerly of Cleveland of the Passed away Feb. 6, wife deor late mother John of Clark Rhodes, Raymond of Taiwan, grandmother of two, ter great grandmother of two, of Zetta Bernhardt of ments Marietta, 0. Funeral arrangegifts to private.
The Family suggests Society. American Cancer SALLOT MARCELLA M. SALLOT (nee Bropson), beloved wife of the late Bernard M. dear mother mother of Bernard grondof Judy Brown and Anne, great grandmother of two, sister of the late Elizabeth, Henry and I James Bropson, Mass Thursdoy, Feb. 10, 1977.
Funeral Monday, Feb. 14 at St. Clement Church (Lincoln and Madison) at 9:30 a.m. Intercall ment Holy Cross. may at THE McGORRAY FUNERAL HOME, 14133 DETROIT AVE.
SUNDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. SANDISH DONALD J. SANDISH, beloved father husband Alice (Metter), dear of Nadine Stilla and Donna Watson, grandfather of Terry and Randall Stilla, Rodney, Bruce and John Watson, brother of Josephine Trutta, Alfred, Ruth Colello and the late John and Annabelle LaRocco. Funeral services will be held at CORRIGANS FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN AVE. AT W.
148 noon. ST. Monday, Feb. 14 at 12 Interment Sunset Memorial Pork. The family will receive friends SUNDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
The family suggests contributions to Bethany English Lutheran Church Endowment Fund. SARGENT EDWARD CUTLER SARGENT, age 54, of Aurora, O. Beloved husband of Nancy (nee Lowrence), father of Lowrence of Shaker Heights, David of Winchendon, Edward Jr. of Putney, Vt. and Peter of Aurora, grondfather of one, brother of Howard J.
of Portland, Conn. and Mrs. Walter (Lucy) Frick of St. Paul, Minn. Memorial service 3 p.
m. Monday Feb. 14 at The Church In Aurora. Those desiring may contribute to E. C.
Sargent Memorial Fund for Cancer Research. Arrangements by STROUD FUNERAL HOME. SCHURR ADOLPH F. SCHURR, beloved dear husband of Anna H. (nee Opitz), father of John grandfather of Don Lindo K.
and Liso D. Contributions may be made to West Side United Church of Christ, 3800 Bridge Ave. Friends may call at THE CHAS. A MANDLEY FUNERAL HOME, 18871 LORAIN FAIRVIEW PARK. Service Monday, Feb.
14 at 11 a.m. VISITATION 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY. SHELLA ANTHONY S. SHELLA, beloved husband of Anna (nee Uhryn), dear father of Donald, Thomas, Tonia Petro, Kathryn Piwowar and Joseph, grandfather of 12, brother of Joseph, Sophie Zwolenik, Sr.
Ann Marie C.P.P.S., Stanley, Alexandrio Zorn, Genevieve Lyczek and the tote Steffie Cooney. Funeral services Monday, Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Friends may call at THE TOMON SONS FUNERAL HOME, 4772 PEARL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
SIEBENHAR LOUIS A. SIEBENHAR, age 80, passed away in Mt. Dora, Tuesday, beloved husband of Jennie and the late Emma (nee Young), dear father of Louis Jack and the late Lee, dear brother of Ruth Geiger and the late Leander and Mata Esper, grandfather of Jetfrey, Neil, Norman, Linda Schmidt, father Christe of Fretthold, great-grandseven, also uncle. Private services will be conducted by the Rev. Pastor Henry L.
Noffke at 9:30 a.m. Monday, 14 at SAUER'S. FUNERAL HOME, 4801 MEMPHIS AVE. Friends will be P.M. received SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 bution Family suggests contri-' Diabetes may be made to The Association.
STASNEY EDWARD STASNEY, beloved husband of Pearl (deceased), brother Charles and Ann Stastny and Clara and Arthur McCaulley. Funeral services THE Monday, Feb. WELLS-KLOSS 14 at 1 p.m. at FUNERAL HOME, 5644 MAYFIETD AT BRAINARD, IN LYNDHURST. CALLING HOURS 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
SUNDAY. STEARNS of the MARGARET F. STEARNS, wife Mrs. late Daniel mother of bright David (Georgiana) Aland Daniel C. Stears D.V.M., and grandmother of three.
Services Monday, Feb. 14 2 p.m. at St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church, 435 Som Center Moyfield Village where friends moy call beginning 1 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Memorial Fund of The Church.
SUDAREVICH NICHOLAS SUDAREVICH, dear brother of Katica. Friends may call of THE GOLUB FUNERAL HOME, 4703 SUPERIOR AVE. Funeral Mass Monday, St. Paul's Church, E. 40th near St.
Clair at 9 a.m. VISITING HOURS SATURDAY 7-9 P.M., SUNDAY 2-9 P.M. Burial All Souls Cemetery. TAMARO See DIORIO notice. VARHOLA son of Michael S.
and Dorothy PAUL H. VARHOLA, cherished M. (nee Woiciechowski), dear brother of Michael S. Jr. and Steven darling grandson of Henry and Anna Woiciechowski and Mike and Dorothy Varhola.
Memorial Mass will be held at St Clement Church, Madison and Lincoln Saturday, Feb. 12 at 12 noon. Friends who wish may make contributions to The Hematology Dept. of Rainbow Babies Childrens Hospital, 2065 Adelbert Cleveland, 0. 44106, A Dr.
Samuel Gross. KLANKE service. WARCHTER AGNES J. WAECHTER, beloved wife of James mother of Fr. Ernest O.F.M.
Mrs. David (Marilyn) Kinzel. The tomily will receive friends THE JOSEPH C. SCHULTE MAHON-MURPHY AL HOME, 4090 MAYFIELD RD. S.
EUCLID (E. OF WARRENSVILLE CENTER). Funeral Mass Monday 11 a.m. at St. Louis Church.
Interment All Souls Cemetery. VISITING HOURS SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. WARGO JOSEPH S. WARGO, beloved husband of Julia (nee Mikiof), dear fother of Robert and Richard, grandfather of two, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Orbon, Mrs.
George (Mary) Sepsi and John Vargo. VISITATION 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. SUNDAY IN THE DANIELS FUNERAL HOME, 15800 DETROIT LAKEWOOD, where funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday. WHITE BRIAN DOUGLAS WHITE, darling son of Robert and Beverly (nee Eggert), deor brother of Gory Eggert, Donald Stole, Rochelle, Robert, Tommi, Michel and Daniel White, grandson of Emil Fiolo, suddenly Thursday p.m.
Services will be held Saturday, 9:30 a.m. of BOLLINGER FUNERAL HOME, 9810 DENISON AVE. Almost Free Travel AUTO DRIVEAWAY CO. 351-3879 Days 884-0658 Eves. ANYONE witnessing on accident involving a blue Pinto and a Chevy van on E.
185 on Feb. 1 at $:20 PM, pleose call 884-3679. APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY PREGNANCY TERMINATION A safe, legal alternative Certified licensed clinic Welfare, ADC accepted Free pregnancy testing 8. CONCERNED WOMEN'S CLINIC just het 10605 Chester Cleveland 231-2622 1. APRILAIRE, Normal instandtion A REWARD for video tape of Elton John Concert, Feb.
3, 1977. 781-0800. Sue 8-5 Mon. auf106SHAKER HOUSE motet's phone has been changed to 991-6000. BACKER, needed for AAAA ask Lakewood Softball team.
351-8110 for Ken. BASEBALL World Series Newspapers Clippings Complete 1925 to 1976 in Binders. $100. 449-0671. BATHS: Steam and Sauna, open 24 hrs.
for men only, call 631-9702. BATH TUBS, Commodes, Vanities. No Replace middle at low off Season Price. men 752-1888 BEAT the fuel crisis. Inside storm windows 439-6767, for sliders and casem*nts.
921-5435. BEAUTICIAN, SHUT IN service, your home, haircuts, at home, 741- 5737. BEER CAN SHOWS Feb. 20 and Feb. 27, Worlds Best Halle.
2930 State Rd. (Route 8), 2 ml. N. of Akron. Both shows open pt 10 a.m.
for info. coll 1-644-0894 BEER CAN SHOW COME AND HAVE YOUR BEER CANS AUTOGRAPHED BY MISS OLDE FROTHINGSLOSH-. CHAGRIN ARMORY Route 422, Chagrin Falls the Follow show. the beer collector signs. to Sat.
Feb. 19th, 10 to 8 p.m.. Sun. Feb. 20th, 9 to 4 p.m, Admission: Adults $1.50.
$1, 17 and under, For information call 331-2759. BIG DISCOUNTS CREDIT HELP. If you need OFF 4163 Gildor Furniture Warehouse PEARL RD. 351-1050 BLOW up your favorite photo to a giant 2x3'. 381-8857.
BODYMAN and Mechanics, rent own space in my heated bldg. to do your. compressed work. air. $18.
per 371-0855. day includes. BOOKS 5000 fact Fiction, all or part, reasonable 252-1812. BRIDAL GOWNS also MOTHERS GOWNS 50 to off 1 ARTHURS 1 Eastgate Shopping Ctr. 442-5270.
BURGLAR ALARMS Commerciol, residential, apts. Free. estimates. 842-8830. bookkeeping, East-West.
777-5181. INCOME TAX made easy with Allen's Form. $2.00. 932-8605. your INCOME home Tax preporation, or mine.
464-4309. INCOME TAX SERVICE Southeast 292-6466 ble, INCOME TAX SERVICE: reasoneastside. 249-1702. INVENTORS IDEAS WANTED: Developed marketed for cash or royalties. INTERNATIONAL INVENTORS 289-3171.
Ext. 44 Joy Vee Men's Clothing Outlet 14 Anniversary Sale 1375 W. 6th 241-4536. here JEREMIAH on the BULLFROG, It's lonely pad without you! JONES MUSIC SCHOOL String 231-2227. bass, electric bass and theory.
LIFE sketches like chorcool and pencil from photos to any size, reasonable, 476-9546. LOST Blond Silverbell Banjo, will 0695. repurchase. No questions asked. LOVE YOU, Haven't seen you since Saginaw.
Have a nice Day. MASSAGE, licensed. separate facilities, Downtown. Sauna, 241-5100, exercise room. ext 2112.
MEXICAN Night. Home mode Mexican food $2.50 plater. Sat. Feb. 12.
Pleasant Tavern, 9627 10- rain. MISS READER, FOR FUN AND PLEASURE, 749-7811. MONEY The Most For Your Gold-Diamonds CHARLES REVENO 17 Colonial Arcade 241-7148 MOVIE CAMERAMAN needed to go on location with yacht crew for short periods of travel filming. 237-3217 or 845-2007 eves. AL NEED COMFORT? 845-5800 BUSINESS loans.
funding 946-1169 BUYING Hummels, 1971 Plate, Royal Doultons, Nippon, Onk Cabinets, M. Parrish Prints, Wooden Iceboxes. 845-1256. BUYING U.S. FOREIGN COINS.
TOP PRICES. 398-1275. CALIF. bound. Want 831-2260.
rider to shore, Free CAN'T confidential MANAGE YOUR help Consumer Credit Counseling, 781-8624. A NonProfit Community Service. CASH AVAILABLE A Poor Credit No Obstacle 781-4174: CASH for old windows, all sizes-. types replaced. 439-6767, CASH plus FREE tow for junk cars.
24 hours. 921-6685. CERAMICS handmade to your order, lamps, plaques, 779-5611. CHELSEA SHIPS CLOCK taken from premises on E. 17th St.
Sentimental World War Il value. Will pay current price-no questions Box TG 132 Plain Dealer. CHRIST IS YOUR ANSWER Dial and listen, 382-7474 CLEVELAND based pool manufac turer needs select home sites for display of 1977 inground pools. Huge 3 savings it your home site qualifies. Call Factory Outlet and ask for.
Pete. (216) 671-7777. COAL-FIREPLACE LUMP Orders now being taken. 100 lb. bags $8.95.
Call 237-5549. COINS, Silver, Dimes, Quarters, Halfs. Catalogued, $500 face. Best offer. Eves.
449-4165. COLLECTOR wants pottery, marka ed Rozone, Owens, Lonhudo, 273- 2841. COMPATIBLE ROOM MATES UNLIMITED. 585-2145 CONVECT-0-HEATER Dramatically increases fireplace heat output 381-7742 eves. Ext.
sional 405, counseling con help 951-7333, DEPRESSED? Can't Cope? Profes. 9:30 til 5 p.m. DO towing you have a junk car? Free plus cash. 467-3739. EARLYBIRD WAKE UP SERVICE 4 $6 mo.
475-2943 EXHAUST SYSTEMS, warranted. $18. Mad Hatter, 661-7555. FIREPLACE HEAT doubles using our accessory providing total com507, bustion above Chesterland, grate. 44026.
Write P.O. Box hit, GET skip, your SR -22, license back fast. DWI, 333-5315. 526-6953. GURDJIEFF OUSTENSKY Center: 3.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY HONEY 4 THANKS FOR 22 GREAT YEARS: DON'T GIVE UP. TOGETHER WE CAN BEAT THIS PROBLEM. HEALTH SPA APPOINTMENTS ONLY Downtown Cleveland 391-3150 Highest Prices Paid for Junkers FREE TOWING 661-8410 I BUY USED CARS CALL JOHN NOW 961-0337 INCOME Tax and Accounting. Service, your home or my 486-9391. INCOME Tax-Expert, W.
Side: Short form $4, itemized $8. 243-8058. INCOME TAXES, personal and small business, westside 671-5845. INCOME tax -individual, business, 845-5800 PM, 1 Ahmed Miss Payne television and Broadway plays, died at a hospital in Los Angeles. He and Norman Barasch had been partners for years with Broadway plays that included "Send Mc No Flowers," "Make a Million" and "Beginners Luck." In television, they created "The McLean Stevenson Show" and wrote for such shows as "Rhoda," "Fish," "Doc" and "Chico and the Man." MINNEAPOLIS The Rev.
Arnold Lowe, 88, author and retired clergyman, died here. Lowe, a Presbyterian, wrote about 30 books. MATCHMAKER ADS 2 Lines, Only Call 7 Days, 523-5555 $8.00.
