Drath Notices BAHRE Virginia Bonra (nee Duboy), loved wite of Fred. mother Christopher daughter of Stetka. Josephine Funeral Sachs. services sister of Grace MaY Bassett of Funeral 10 Home. 13955 Stute a.m.
at Scarles at Rovatton where family will 79 P.M.. receive FRIDAY 24 AND 7-9 P.M. friends BALLARD Mildred Ballard, wite of the Donald, late Dennis Ballard, mother of grandmother of four. in The Services Boswell on Jones Saturday 13613 Guclid Ave a.m. at Forest Bivd.
Friends received THURSDAY 7-9 7.9 P.M. P.M AND FRIDAY 3-5 AND BARRETTE See Nora Kelly notice. BEAR Philip Sear, tormeriv Miami, of beloved Akron. passed husbond of away in Rosalind, devoted fainer of Dr. Mrs.
Barbara Clifford isrott of Akron, Bear of dearest son of Mrs. brother Joseph Bear I of Akron, Akron, Bernard of Canton, dear be grandfather held of Temple Isroet, 133 of two. Services will Merrimon Akron, Friday memori- ot p.m. week Family qt the will observe residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Akron. 1966 Memorials Burmay lington be mode to the Medical dation Oncology of and Miami, Suite 310, 1150 N. Chemotherapy FounW. 14 Miomi. Flo.
BEZACINSKY (BEZAK) band Frank of degr brotrer of beloved nussky Jomes, and Valeria Kohler, uncle and Yaro, Mae, Rose StanlavServices will be held of The B. J. passed away Tuesdav. 5337 Rumplik Dolloft Friday, May 21, Son Puneral Home, ct 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Family funeral will receive home friends at the AND 7-10 P.M, THURSDAY 2-5 4 Herbert Schiefer Dies; Was Retired Engineer Herbert Van Pelt Schiefer, 86, a mechanical engineer who had worked for C. 0. Bartlett Snow died yesterday in a nursing home in Wellesley, lle moved from his Cleveland Ileights home, -1554 Rydalmount Road, last year and lived at 898 Washington Street, Wellesley. Services were private. Mr.
Schiefer, born in Newport, came here early age. Bartlett Snow, now the Bartlett-Snow Division of Bangor Punta Operations 6200 Harvard Avenue S.E., manufactures heat processing, conveying, material handling and foundry equipment. Mr. Schiefer was a member of Sigma Chi frafernity and the Cleveland Engineering Society, a past president of Cleveland Lapidary Society a member of the Lake Erie Wild Flower Club. lle was widely known for his nature photography.
Survivors include his wife, Ruth, and daughters, Mrs. Edgar Seeler and Mrs. Helen Roca-Garcia. James F. Blow James F.
Blow, 58, a property officer here for the Cleveland Ordnance District from 1951 to 1960, died yesterday in a nursing home in Ann Arbor, after a brief illness. Mr. Blow was transferred to Ann Arbor in 1960. 'He was born in Maplegrove, Ontario, and came here at an early age. During World War II, he worked as a clerk in the property department at the Ravenna Arsenal.
Survivors include his wife, Alma; sons, Geoffey N. and James and a daughter, Mrs. Arthur W. Smith. His former residence here was in Euclid.
Ile lived at 2610 Hampshire Road, Ann Arbor. 1. Memorial services will be at the First Congregational Church, Ann Arbor, at 4 p.m. Saturday. Norman A.
Voss THURSDAY, MAY 20. 1971 Death Notirra DAILY ISSUES dersised cattl 0 P.M. -411 En Cleveland frant SUNDAY ISSUES p.m. 19:30 Cleveland Sat. -Part of Greater Clereiiad ABRAHAM aLtHIe beloved wife of nine late Michael, dear late mother 1 Phillip and Anthony, mother of one, sister of James.
forandmother of five, (Margaret Sparks and Julia. FunerMass St. Elias Church, 8023 Memphis Ave. Saturday. May a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. The family will receive friends The Ripepi Funeral 3202 Fulton DAY P.M. FRIDAY 4-10 P.M. ALBRECHT Roy Albrecht, beloved husband and of Lilion, totner of Williom Robert grandfather of Robert and Stephanie. brother Richard of Florido, services Thursday, Mov at 1 p.m.
of Jenkins Funeral Chapel, 2914 DovCenter Westlake, ALM Robert G. Alm. formerly of beloved huspand of Betty (nee Stiver), dear father of. William, and Patricia, brother of 1 Horry. John, Norman and MArs.
Ruby Peterson, all of Youngstown, Funeral services will be held The John Knox United Presbyteran Church, 25200 Lorain Thurs dav. May 20 at 2. p.m, Friends moy call at The Kacirek Funeral Home. 29060 Lorain Rd, ANTHONY Elizabeth Anthony, (nee Klein), deor wife of Don, dear mother Carolyn Jean Anthony, deor sis: ter of Wittiam Klein, Margaret wyandt, and George Klein, mother of Kenneth and Michael Norton. Services Friday St.
Grego- ru Great Church at 10 Family, will receive friends at The Funeral Home, THURS- 4600 Mayfield TO 4 AND 7 Euclid, TO 9 P.M. Norman A. Voss, 64, a former member of the Cleveland Police Department who was assigned to the vice squad during most of his 34 years of service, died of cancer yesterday in Deaconess Hospital. Mr. Voss, in the department from 1931 until he retired in 1965, worked out of Central Police Station.
A 32d Mason, he was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police, Al Sirat Grotto and Al Koran Shrine and was a past master of Laurel Masonic Lodge. by Masonic services will be at Parobek funeral home, 5279 State Road, Parma, at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Ministerial services will be at the funeral home at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Survivors include his wife, Helen, and daughters, Mrs. Richard Quint, Mrs. Thomas Sendrey and Doris. Mr. Voss lived at 6417 Fernhurst Avenue, Parma Heights.
Czechs Hold Last Meeting in Hall Sokol Tyrs Gymnastic unit members held their business meeting last night in Sokol Tyrs Hall at 3689 E. 131st Street. The 44-year-old hall, which has been the center of Czech Sokol activities since 1327, is being sold to the Boys Club of Cleveland, Inc. At last night's commemorative meeting, attended by about 100 members, Edwin J. Jirousek, discussed the history of the hall, which once had housed the old Mount Pleasant Theater.
Through much of Sokol Hall's existence, sek said, there was a continual struggle to pay off 1 the $50,000 mortgage. "During the depression there was a period when we almost lost the building. But we were able to refinance it," he said. THE SOKOL LEASED the theater to other interests, drawing a monthly rental. But with advent of television in the 1950s, Jirousek said, the theater had to be closed.
It was not until 1953 after a huge munity-wide bazaar, that the Sokol was at last able to pay off the mortgage. A In 1957 it was decided to convert the theater into A gymnasium. Raising nearly $36,000 through a multitude of activities and donations, the Sokol financed reconstruction and in 1958 rededicated the hall. From then on Sokol Iall was the focal point of Czech activities nightly gymnastic classes, weddings, parties, meetings and other social functions. It was decided to sell the hall in 1967, Jirousek said, because many Czechs were moving away to other neighborhoods.
The Sokol's 700 senior and juntor members will meet temporarily in Sokol land Hall in Warrensville Ileights until a new gym and social contor is built on Rockside Road in Valley Now. SOKOL MEANS FALCON. which is the symbol it organization founded in 1862 in Urn ve by Miroslav Tyrs, a teacher and writer. Ta last big event at the hall will be Saturday, the members celebrate a 'Night in Prague" at 3 p.m. I Crate Notice.
BLUILT John Blahut, beloved husband of Mary, dear of Nemec. Edward. Richard ond bert, grandtather of seven, Funer. al services will be held at A. Nosek Sons Funeral Home, 4720 Center Friday.
MaY 21 1:15 o.m. and Holy Trinity Bedford Heights. at 10 a.m. Friends received of the funeral home 1.9 THURSDAY, BLATNIK Mary Blotnik (nee Paper), wite Andrew baloved moth. of Mary Prosen Stibil), Frances Cimpermon, Jose.
phine Sekerak, Anthony, Dorothy Cheshik and Ann Hocevar, grandmother of 11. greut grandmoth. er of four, sister of the tollowing deceased: Matthew, Louis, Frank, Frances Skufca and Mogduline. Funerat Friday, 9:30 a.m., at The Fortuna Funeral home, 5316 Ficet Ave, Services at SI. Lawrence Church ct 9 a.m.
Interment Cal. vory Cemetery. Friends will be received THURSDAY at 2 10 the P.M. tuneral home BLOW James F. Slow, age 54, 2610 hom*oshire Ann Arbor, formerly of Cleveland, husband of Alma (nee Tuits), father of Geol.
trey N. ond James Mrs. Arthur W. (Katherine) Smith of Cleveland und one granddaughter, brother of three sisters all of Ohlo. tron hos taken place, Memorial services Saturday at p.m, at First Congregational Church, Ann Arbor.
Contributions may be made to the St. Lutheran HOSDItol Heart Research Fund. Ann Arvor, American Concer or the First Congregational Church. Ann Arbor, memorial fund. BRUNS John H.
Bruns, beloved husband of Kathleen (nee Holohan). dear brother of Julia Jones of New St. Rose Church, Fridgy. May York. Mass.
of the Resurrection at at 9:30 a.m. Interment Adelbert Cemetery. Friends may call at Berry's a Funeral Home, 7200 Detroit 3-5 AND 7.9 P.M. THURSDAY. CARPENTER Marion Carpenter, 10804 Orville beloved wite of Wilttam mother of Frances Brooks, Marion Barnes and William Jr.
and John all of Cleveland and otner relatives and friends. Services will be Monday at 1 p.m. from Mount Sinai Baptist Church, 7510 Woodland Ave. family will receivel friends SUNDAY FROM P.M. af The Funeral Chapel.
E. 105th St. Isabel O' Brien, Carson, beloved the wite of tate the Mr. late Lester, Mrs. daugnter of O'Brien.
sister of Mrs. Aanes Lamb and Mrs. Mary Wieland, Services. Friday at Our Lady of Peace Church at 9:30 p.m. tamily will receive friends ot The Maher Funeral Home: 12019 Woodtand THURSDAY 7-9 P.M.
COX Burton 8ueloh Cox, (Turner), beloved dear husband father of Robert and Shirley Kocka of Los Angeles, of seven, brother of Anna Howard Irvine, Thomas Lavton of Lexington. Ky. Funeral services Saturday. Mov 22 First Baptist Church of Brook Park, 16189 Sheldon Rd. at 2 p.m.
Entombment, Sunset Memorial Park. Family will receive friends at Funeral Home, Lorain, Ave. ot W. THURSDAY 7-9 P.M.. FRIDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
CZECHARSKI Basil. Czecharski, beloved of Helen (nee Brennan), dearest father of Stella Monahan, and the late John and Elizabeth Moeller, devoted grandfather of Patricio Verbiak, and Frances Monahan, and the late Joseph, areat-grand-1 father of Into four. Mrs. Czecharski entered rest Tuesday, May 18. Family will receive friends at The Coreno Funeral Home, Lorain at W.
132nd St. Funeral Mass Friday, Augustine Church, 9 Interment Holy Cross tery. Member of The Alliance of Poles Group No. 9. Family suagests contribution to The Heart Fund.
VISITNG HOURS THURSDAY 2 TO 4 AND 7 TO 9 P.M. EVANS William E. Evans, beloved hus-1 band of Alma (nee Bechemer), dear stepfather ct Earle, Robert and Walter Schwark and Arlyne! Fodor, step-grandfather of 15. Funeral Saturday, May 22, at 9 a.m. Burial, Brooklyn Heights Cemetery.
Visitation at The Zabor Funeral Home, 5680 Pearl Rd. Parmo, THURSDAY 7-9 P.M. AND FRIDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. FAIRFIELD E. William Fairfield of Willoughby, 0.
(Advertising Copy Writer for Advertising beloved husband of Jeanne (nee Brown), dear father of William, Mark and Robert, son of Margaret and the late Leonard, brother of Fr. Jeffry Mary Bilder, Gerard, Joseph, Eugene, Akins. Koepp, Anne Kinney, Margaret Dorothea Mumm. Funeral mass Friday 21 at 9:30 a.m. at The immaculate Conception Church, Friends may call at The McMahon Funeral Home, 38001 Euclid Willoughby, THURSDAY 3-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
FOX Franklin B. Fox, beloved husband Marian dear father of Dole: of California and Karen Watkins. stepfather of Virginia Powers (Mrs. Robert) and Norbert, grand. father of six.
loving son of Edith (Bowman), brother of George and the late Roland. Funeral services Friday, May 21, Interment Sunset 'Memorial Family will receive friends at Corrigan's Funeral Home, Lorain Park. THURSDAY A Fairview FRONCZAK Eleanor Fronczak (nee Wiodarczvk), beloved wife of Frank, dear mother of Walter Jwuc and ward Jwuc, arandmother and great-arandmother. Funeral Saturday. May 22 at S.S.
Peter Paul at Church The at 9 Rybicki a.m. Friends may Funeral call Home, 4640 Turney Rd. 7-10 P.M. THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7.10 P.M. FRIDAY.
FUTO See Johanna Steirer notice. GANLEY Gene A. Ganley, beloved brother of Mrs. Jennie Pally, Mrs. Martha Molosky, Mrs.
Celia Rhodo, Mrs. Marion Schmidt, Joseph Ganley, uncle, great-uncle and areat-great uncle. Friends received at The Josech Schulte Funeral Home, located in Lyndhurst, 5244 Mayfield Rd. (east of Richmond Rd.) Funeral Mass, Church of St. Clare in Lundhurst, Friday, 21 at 10:30 a.m.
VISITATION THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. GARZONE Nick Garzone, beloved husband of Marv (nee Antonelli), dear father Gus, Charles, Mrs. Robert and Schlel grandfather (Ann) and Fred DiVincenzo of nine, brother of Angela Puinno (deceased). vices Saturday 9:30 a.m. at Mt.
Carmel Church (Enst). Friends may call 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY at the Fioritto Funeral Home, 17019 Woodland Ave. GEISEN Robert M. Geisen, age 11, beloved son of Robert N.
and Herberta brother of Laura Ann, Audrey Kay, Wendy Jo, arandson of Veda and Anthony Geisen and Mrs. Emma Slocum passed away suddeniv Tuesday. Services Friday, May 21, at 1 p.m. at The George Lana Co. Funeral Home, W.
95th and Lorain Ave, where friends may call THURSDAY 2-5 AND 1-9 P.M. GOERING See Walters notice. GOLAK Henry E. Golak, beloved husband Gladys dearest steptuther of Barbura Williams, Joyce O'Neal, Patricia Sterling, Jess Roy, Wayne Roy, Vernon Ray and Tom Ster. ling and grandchildren, dear brother of Helen Funni and Nettie Truss.
Friends may call at The Wells-Kloss Funeral Home, Maytield at Brolnord, Lyndhurst, THURSDAY 24 AND 7.9 P.M. ONLY. Funeral Mass St. Church, Richmond Euclid. 9:30 o.rn.
Friday, Arrangements Gerald C. Arnold Funeral Service. GORDON Darwin Lee Gordon, beloved busband of Kotnleen (nee passed away Tuesdav, May 18, 1971. Funeral services will be held Fridav, Mov 21, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd. The tamily will receive friends at The House of Wills, 14711 THURSDAY 7.9 P.M.
GORDON Martin J. Gordon, beloved husband of Mary (nce Gardiner), dear father of Hal J. und grandfather of Timothy and Kristin, Residence Lehigh Acres. Fla, Friends mov call at The Faulhaber Funeral Home, 7915 Broadview Rd. at Spragur where services will be held Saturday.
May 22 at 9 0.m. and al Assumption Church, 9183 Broodview 9:30 a.m. VIS. ITING HOURS FRIDAY 3-5 AND 7-10 P.M. GREBE Mildred Grebe (nee Bedford), be.
loved wife of the late Russell, deor sister of Mrs. Eilamoe YUrick and the late Julio Simecek and Charles 21 Bedford. Services Fri. dav, May at 11 a.m Please omit flowers, contributions may ba mode to Fairview General Hospital or Needy Children, Friends may call of the Chas. Mandley Funeral Home, 15480 Triskett Rd.
Lorain P.M. THURSDAY. VISITATION AND Drat: HACERBOSCH Francis G. Haberbosch, beloved! son of Frank C. and the late Elizabeth Loette dear broiner of Rev, Edward H.
Luttner Dorothy E. Stager, Angela and Cari uncle ond great uncle. Funeral Mass Soturday, May Blessed Sacrament Church, 3081 Fulton Rd. at 9:30 a.m, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Family will receive friends at Corrigan's Funeral Home, roin Ave.
at W. 148 St. 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. HALYZALK Peter Holyzulk beloved husband of Regina (nee Samotus), 01 Patricia Ann and Peter, brother of Mrs. Margaret Harding.
Anno and Georve, uncle and great -uncle Funeral services Friday. May 21, ut 9:30 a.m. of The Holowchat Funerol Hame, 5548 State Rd. at Torrington Ave. Interment Brook.
Lyn Cemetery. Pot HOURS. Thursday 7.30 THURSDAY p.m. 2 YOU AND 7 TO 10 P.M. HAVRE Sam Havre, residence, 13800 Foir.
hill husband of the lute Hortense, son of the late Anton and Yettg Havre. brother pt Marvin Havre, Hermine Frontal ond Ruth all deceased. beloved uncle of Lorry Kline, Ruth Mrs. Alvin) Fisher and Dorothy (Mrs. Sheldon) Baum of Overland Park, Kon.
FAMILY REQUESTS NO field Mausoleum VISITATION, Thursday, Services of a.m. Kindly omit Friends who wish may contribute to the charity of their choice. Cleveland Temple Memorial rongements. HEISER Minnie Heiser, (nce bohn), beloved wile of Hem deur mother of Elsie Miller, Henry Jr. Marie Forke, Herbert, Helen Holser, Linford, Mollie Marquardt and Harold (deceased), arondmother of 11, great grandmother of five, sister of Agnes Holland and John (deceased).
Friends may call of The Foulhuber Funeral Home, 7915 Rd. (at where services will be held dov, May 20, at 1:30 p.m. HILL Samuel Hill, of 3884 E. 116th beloved husband of Emma, father of Booker Burgess of Ontario, Connie Burgess of Borden10wn, Cleveland, N.J., and brother Elnora of Glover Gilmore of Hill of Shetfield, Flora MathIs of Clifton, and Irene Gobby of Brooklyn, N.Y.. Mary Agee and Pearline Savors and Rose Pruitt of Cleveland.
Services will be Friday, p.m. Friendship Baptist Church, 5600 Central Ave. family will recelve friends THURSDAY, P.M. at Strowder's Funeral Chocel, 818 E. 105th where Masonic Rites also will be conducted.
HOARD Hubert J. Hoard, hysband of the late Mary Ann (Wendling), beloved father of Robert William V. ond Ruth Ritchie, step-fother Harriet Robert Wending John grandfather and and (formerly of 5167 W. 227). Mass of the rection Friday.
St. Christopher Church at 10:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Family will receive. friends at The Nickels Funeral Home, 14500 Madison THURSDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
HOWARD Frederic A. Howard, formerty of Cleveland, now of Deerfield 3 (nee beloved Bostwick), husband father of Anne B. Frederic, Arthur and Dorothy Anne. son-intaw of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bostwick of Pompano, Fla. Those who wish may send contributions in his name to The First Baptist Church, 3630 Fairmount Cleveland His, Memorial services will be held Thursday, p.m. at The First Bantist Church. Friends may call at Brown-Forward, 17022 Chagrin Blvd. JEWETT Ruth E.
Jewett (nee Fehlou), beloved wife of George, mother of Laura and Marc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fehlou, sister of Paul Fehlau. Mov 17. Funeral services Thursday, May 20 at 11 a.m.
at The Brickman Sons Funeral Home. 21900 Euclid Ave. JOYCE See Nora Kelly notice JWUC See Fronczak notice. KALAL loved Bernadine wife of Katal (Schoenbeck), bethe late Elmer dear mother of Donald E. Chicago, Ill.
and Marie Heira. granarnother of Lynn Heira, sister of Clarence Schoenbeck Edward Schoenbeck of Virginia George of Chicago, 111. and the late Florence Banfiel, Funeral services Saturday, May 22 ot 10:30 a.m. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Family would appreciate contributions to Holy Family Cancer Home, 6707 State Parma, 0.
44134. Family will receive friends at Corrigan's Funeral Home, Lorain Ave. at W. 148th THURSDAY 7-9 P.M., AND FRIDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. KARLAK Helen Kartak (nee Kupchik), wite of Joseph (deceased), beloved mother of Joseph, Vincent, Marie Kacirek.
and Helen Chlad, grandmother of eight, greatgrandmother 15, sister of the following deceased: Charles Kupchik. Caroline Oleiarcik and Mary Nemec. Funeral Saturday at 9:15 a.m. at The Joseph Holan Son Funeral Horne, 3324 Fulton Rd. Sackett.
Services at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends received at the funeral home, THURSDAY 7-10 P.M.. FRIDAY 2-5 AND 7-10 P.M, KARST Frank J. Karst, beloved husband of Rose (nee Klym), deur father of Elsie Kolanz, grandfather of three, brother ot Anna Hotycki, Stella Guzik, Lottle Harchar and Helen Wolyn of N.J., stepson of Mrs.
Julius Karst of N.J. Friends may call at M. Kolodly Funeral Home, 3136 W. 14th St. where Services will be held Friday, 21 at p.m.
CALLING HOURS THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. KELLY R. Kelly, beloved husband of Catherine brother of the Rev. Ralph A. Kelly of Youngs-1 town, 0., passed away May 18.
NO VISITATION. Graveside services will be held Friday May 21 in Indianna, Pa. Saxton Service. KELLY Nora T. Kelly Joyce), beloved wife of Michael, dear motner of John Mury M.
Barrett, Kevin Francis Jerome J. Roymond and grandmother, sister of Winnie, Patrick both of Cleveland, John and Molly McDonagh of Westport, Ireland, and the late Sr. Mary Eileen, H.H.M.. and Margaret Golden. May 18.
Mass of the Resurrection Saturday, May 22, St. Vincent DePaul Church at 9:30 A.M. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Contributions to The Holy Family Home would be precioted.
Friends may call at The Chambers Funeral Home, 4420 Rocky River Dr. at THURSDAY 7-9 P.M., AND 7-9 P.M. KIELY Sce Walters notice. KING Howard Alfred King, age 59, of 434 Butler Warren, died Wednesday, May 19, formerly of Lakewood, husband of Thelma (Schadt) father of Mrs. G.
Hanscom (Nancy) of Sultland, grandfatner of three, brother of Wesley King of N. Royalton, O. and Miss Laverne King of Olmsted, Services will be held at The 'Robert H. Roberts Memorial Home, Warren, Friday of 11 a.m. with graveside services 12:30 porklown Cemetery.
Jarrestown, CALLING HOURS 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY. Musonic service 6:45 p.m. Thursday. KISHI Michael Kish, beloved husband of the lute Mary, deor futher of Margaret Bruda, Betty Ruskay, Mary Russ and John Kish, tather and great-grandfather, brother of Paul Kish und the lute John, Andrew, Joseph and Mary.
Funeral services Friday, May at 11 a.mm. at St. Emeric Church. Please omit flowers. Friends may call at The A.
J. Tomon Sons Funerul Home, Peor! Rd THURSDAY 25 AND 9 P.M. KOLENC Mary Kolent, beloved wife of Anton (deceased), mother of Mary Larnpe, Christine Koss, Anthony und Edward, grandmother und great grandmother. Friends call of Zelo Memorial Chapel E. 152d where services will be held Friday 8:15 and at St.
Mory's Church at 9 a.m. ING HOURS THURSDAY 2-5 AND 7.9 P.M. KORDEL Wanda E. Kordel (nee skI), beloved vite of Frunk J. dear mother of Frunk Ralph and Elaine, grandmother of seven, John sister of Stephanie Dvczkowski.
Chmielawski, Henry Frances Zolun. Walter Smiley. Joseph Smiley and Eleanore (doceased). Funeral Saturday, May 72, at 9:15 at Mosinski Funerol Home, 3675 E. at 65th 51.
and St. Leo's Church 10 m. Interment Calvary Cemetery: VIS. HOURS P.M. KRIZONIS Monica Krizonis, beloved wife of Joseph (deceased), mother of Ann Orban of Garrettsville, 0., Stanley (deceased) and Mary Master son (deceased), arandmother of five, great grandmother of four, also brothers and sisters in Lithu: ania, 21.
Funeral services, Friday, interment George Church Come- at 9:30 a.m. terv. Friends mov coll at The Jakubs Son Funeral Home, THURSDAY2. AND P.M. Drath Nutter: LeBANT Michael LeBant, dearly beloved husband Mary (nee Romance).
dear fother of Nelson, Paul and Mrs. Edmund Madeline) ski, steptother of Bob Wolons and Mary grondfather. of eight, brother of Steven: Nick, Johnny, Emil of Norwich, Conn. Joseph, Helen Hrusch and Ann Kubluk. Funeral services Saturday Shore Haven Church, 230 222nd St.
at 10:45 o.m. Rev. Edwin Abendroth officiating. Friends may call at The Sons nerol Home, 17010 Lake Shore THURSDAY P.M FRIDAY 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M. LIPPE James Lippe, beloved husbund of Esther (nee Bramer), brother of MorY (deceased).
Privale services for the tarnily will be held of The Murray P. Nicol Funero Hone. LONG Robert Long, devoted husband at Mottie Wynn). brother Frazier, Mrs. Susie Wilhams of Detroit, and Hilda of Chicago, host of nieces and nephews.
Passed at St. Joseph Hospital, Lorain, May 17. Funeral Saturday, May 10 a.m., Triedstone Baptist Church. Rev. H.
P. Horne, pastor, where he was a former trustee, Remains now in state A. C. Gibbs Mortuary, 11315 Kinsman Rd. Visitation hours Friday 79 o.m, Interment High land Pork Cemetery.
LORINCL Anno (nee Pappl. devoted wite ut the late Julius, dear er of Irene Condello of town, N. Julius, Jone and the late Yolanda, grandmother und great grandmother. Friends received at the Louis A. Bodnar Sun Funerat Chanel, Lorain Ave.
W. 41st where services will be held Friday. May 21, at 9:30 a.m.. and St. Emeric's Catholic Church at 10 a.m.
Interment Cross Cemetery. VISITING HOURS THURSDAY 35 AND 7-9 P.M. MAKIIOL of Ameen Makhol, beloved husband Mary (nee Bodery), dear tainer of Lemyo Peterlin, Ronald and George, dear grandfather of Funeral services will be held Friday, at Mallchok neral Homer, Ridge Parma, 10:15 a.m. and af St. George Orthodox Church, W.
14th St. and Starkweather. at 11 Interment Brooklyn Heights Cemetery. Family will receive friends THURSDAY 6-10 P.M. ONLY.
MALONE Ambrose M. Malone, beloved husband of the late Josephine (nee Zika), tather of Joseph, brother of Coletta Gallagher, Catherine Byrne and Frank B. Malone. Friday, May Services Fun Clare Church ot 9:30 a.m. Friends may call at The Lester J.
GallaghFuneral Home, 9615 Miles 2.5 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY. MANISCALCO lanatius Moniscalco, beloved husbund of Angelina (nee LUCCI), dearest father of Charles, Jomes, and John, devoted grandfather of eight, dear brother of James, Mrs. Giacomina DeGasperis (both deceosed). Services will be Friday.
May 21, at St. Wenceslas Catholic Church, 9:30 a.m. Inter ment Calvary Cemetery. The fami ly will receive triends at The Blondo Sons new Funeral Home, 5555 Bartlet Rd. (corner of Rockside and Bartlett) THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-10 P.M.
MARSICH Betty J. Marsich (nee Virt), beloved wife of Ludwig, mother of John Mary Lyn, David Mark, daughter of Frances and Andrew Virt, sister of Helen Zabukovec ond Rose Weiss. Services 10 a.m. Friday at St. Jerome's Church.
Friends may call at The Mullaily Funeral Home, 365 156th St. off Lake Shore 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY. MASTRUCCI 4 Victor Mastrucci, beloved husband of Ann, dear father of Victor, Mrs. Vilma Aydent.
Mrs. Linda Dubbs and Robert (deceased) and grandfather. Dear brother ot Leo of Old Forge, Par Friends may call at The Golub Funeral Home, 4703 Superior Ave. Funeral Friday, Immaculate Conception Church, at 9 a.m. VISITING HOURS THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
MATIS Helen Matis (nee Hudiak), beloved wife of the late Anthony, dear mother. of Donald and Richard, daughter of the deceased George and Mary Hudiak, sister of MiJohn chael, and Steve, Katherine Marge Schultz, grandmother of Donald, Therese, RobJacqueline, Beverly, Suzanne. and Jettery, Wendesdav, May 19. Services urdoy, May 22 at 10 a.m. at St.
Plus Church, Bedford. Interment, Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at The St. John Funeral Home, 923 Broadway, Bedford, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FROM 2.5 AND 7-10 P.M. MAYERSKY Verona Mayersky (nee Kopec), beloved wite of Stephen, mother of Ann Zapsky, Rudolph J.
Myers. Mary Zaya and Steve, grandmother, great-grandmother. Friends call at The Fertolia Son Funeral Home, 9116 Union Ave. at E. 93rd St.
Funeral Friday, at 10:30 a.m. Services at St. Catherine Church at 11 a.m. Visiting hours THURSDAY 2-S AND 7.10 P.M. MAZUR the Frank Matur, beloved husband of late Josephine, dear father of Emilie Stuart, Edward Janice er of eight, brothers and Warner and Stephen grandfath.
Poland. Funeral services Fridov. May 21, at 10 a.m. at Holy Family Church (York Rd.) Interment Holy Cross Cemeterv. Friends may call at The A.
J. Tomon Sons Funeral Home, 4772 Pearl THURSDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. McCALIAN Patricia E. McCahan (nee Parker) beloved wife of Charles dear mother of Bonnie Lee, Kenneth and and Wendy, daughter of Martha Services the late Earl B. Parker.
Messiah Friday, May 21 at 11 a.m. Lutheran Church, W. 215 and Lorain. Please omit flowers. Contributions may be made to Lakewood Hospital, Patricia McCahan Memorial Fund.
Friends may call at The Chas, A. Mandley Funeral Home, 15480 Triskett at Lorain VISITATION 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY. MONAHAN See Basil Crecharski notice. MOWRY Myrtle A.
Mowry, of Greenville, formerly of Cleveland, beloved wife of Flovd L. Mowry, mother of Mrs. Janice Green of Cleveland, grandmother of two. sister of Loren Barber of Conneaut, 0. Funeral services 1 p.m.
day, May 22, The Andrew Harper Osborne, Jr. Funeral Home, Green7.9 P.M. THURSDAY, friends, 'AND 7.9 ville, Pa. where P.M. FRIDAY, Interment, Erie Cemetery, Erie, Po.
NADOLSKI John W. Nadotski, beloved husband Marie (nee Raymand), father of John grandfather and greatgrandfather. brother of Marie Walkowiak, Lottie (deceased), Bernard, Mildred Perkins, Ann Laquarto and Charles. Services 8:30 a.m. Saturday, May 22.
at The Walkowick Funeral Home, 6701 Lansing Ave. and Immaculate Heart of Marv Church at 9 a.m. VISITING HOURS 7-10 P.M. THURSDAY, AND 2-5 AND 7-10 P.M. FRIDAY.
NONDEK Mary Ondek, wife of the late John, dear mother of Mary, sister of Susan and John Drobny, the late Anna Ondic and Elizabeth Gogol, Wednesday a.m. Friends may call at The Paul Misencik Funeral Home. 12900 Madison where services will be held Friday at 8:30 a.m. and at St. Cyril Methodius Church at 9 a.m, CallIna hours 2-5 AND 7.9 P.M.
THURSDAY. PARKER Sce Patricia McCahun notice. PARKER Nicholas (Puzowski), beloved hus band of the late Julia, deor fotherl of Eleanor Kucinski and urandtatner of five, brother of leunor Pazowski. Funeral services day, May 22, at 9:30 a.m. ct our Lody of Good Counsel Church.
Friends may call 01 A. Tomon Sons Funeral Home, 4772 Peorl THURSDAY AND TRI DAY 25 AND 7.9 P.M. RAUPACH Raupuch trice Leydia). beloved mother of Alto Robinson, Joan ford, and Dorothy Gudot. grandmother.
of nine, dear sister of Leydia, Avaleen Walters, Milburn Leydia, Rosalia Shartzer. und Grace Josinski, Funeral services and Interment Pa. for further Information, call Corridan's Funeral Home, 251-7000. James Horace Richmond, deur husband of Annie, brother of Ross, Jessie Williams und Allen Richmond, uncle of mony. Funeral services Saturday.
10 a.m. at East Zion. Bantist Church, Fomily wilt recelve friends at The E. Boyd Son Funeral Home, 2165 E. 89th FRIDAY 78 P.M.
ROBINSON Edward James Robinson, 1774 E. 88th beloved father of Donald 0. Robinson of Alco, N. BornIce J. Hawkins, Edwina Lee.
and Clevelund, stepson brother Joseph Brantley of of Erma Hau gins, Thelma Richardson of Cleve. land and Mildred Fox of Atco. N. and other relatives and friends. of Services wit be Saturday, 10 a.m.
The Strowder's Funeral Chapel, 918 E. friends St. FRIDAY will recelve 7.1 P.M, Drat. Notice: ROETHER Jeannette Reuther (nee. Rosll.
door wile ot mother ct Leonard F. Mri Robert Laurich (Jeanne), Mrs. James Lawrence (Louise), dear sister of Alberta Ederle of Ashtobuiu, and Rost of Iverness, and the late Buddy Rost. grandmother of five. Services FriJay, 10 al a.m.
Mury Interment Margaret All Church Souls at Cemetery. Those desiring make contributions to Americun Cancer Society. Family cove friends at net Homie, South 2 fo AND 7 TO 9 P.M. ISCHAUFELE Witliam E. Shautele, husband of Lillion (nee Bergen), dear tother of Mrs.
Fred 0. Simon und William Jr. of Upper Volta. brother of Elsie Street, Gordon, Howard and Dorothy McCaleb, of two, passed away Moy 19. Funeral services will be held of The Suxton Funeral Home, 13215 Detroit Friday, May 21.
ot 1:30 p.m Friends received 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY. SCHERBARTH Amelio Scherbarth (Wirsch), be: loved wife of the late Edward dear mother of Harold ond Don grandmother of Sue Fitzuerald of Salt Lake City, Utah. Funeral services Saturday, May 22 at Corrican's Funeral Home, Lorain Ave. at W.
206th Foirview Pork at 10 a.m., where the family wilt receive triends THURSDAY P.M. AND Interment, FRIDAY Sunset 3-5 AND rial Park. SCHIEFER Herbert V. Schleter, age 86, tordent merly of Wellesley. Cleveiand cussed lute away resi: Wednesday, May 19, beloved husband of Ruth (Pease), dear tather of Mrs.
Katherine Seeler and Mrs. Helen Roco-Garcia and grandfather of Alexonder and Edoor Roca. Services PRIVATE. Please omit flowers. Arrangements by S.
Wcterman Sons Wellesley. Mass. SCHWARK See Evans notice. SERIO Cosimo (Tony) C. Serio, beloved husband of Rose (nee Salemi), dear father of Leonard, Peter, Augustina Perrotti, Ross (Babe), Joseph, Helen Saracuso, grandfather of 21, of 20.
Mr. Serlo entered Into rest Tuesdov. Services Friday 9:30 a.m. Catherine Church. E.
930 and St. Catherine Interment Calvory Cemetery. Family will receive friends The Coreno Funeral Home, 13115 Lorain DAY 2-4 AND 7-10 P.M. SHEPARD Sadie M. Shepard (nee Morrison), beloved wite the late Jerome dear mother of Joseph beloved grandmother, great-grandmother, sister of the late Stanley Morrison, James.
Robert and William Rodichiffe. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Rose Church Friday, May 21 at 10:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at Berry Funeral Home, 7200 Detroit 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
THURSDAY. SINKOVIC Anne Sinkovic (Patrick), beloved wife of Victor G. dear mother ot Geraldine Stratten (Mrs. Allen), and Victor G. grandmother of three, sister of Katherine Sulik, Veronica Halliwell, Betty Sweeny, Louise Yurga, Cecilia Szuhay, Frank Patrick and the late Jo'seph, Robert, George and Edward.
Mass, Friday, May Annunciation Church, W. 130th and Bennington Ave. at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Famity will receive friends ot Corripan's Funeral Home, Lorain Ave.
of W. 148th THURSDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. STEIRER Johanna. Steirer, dear mother of Jack Futo, grandmother and great grandmother, Funeral Mass Saturday, Mav. 22 at Christ the King Church at 9:30 a.m.
The family will receive friends at The Monreal Funeral Home, 15132-44 Euclid near Shaw, 7-9 P.M. DAY, 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. FRIDAY. 114 SZELIGA Helen Szeliga (nee Kapuscinski), beloved wife of Louis, dear mother of Dorothy Schlatt, Louis of Callfornia, Judy Jarzabek, Robert and grandmother of three, sister of Louis, Chester and the late AnthonY and Edword, Friends may call at The Hyber Funeral Home, 2258 Professor Ave. where services will be held Friday, May 21, at 8:30 a.m.
and St. John Cantius Church at 9 Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. VISITING HOURS 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY. THOMAS Ruby Thomas, passed away may 12, 1971, mother of Lester of 12403 Superior ond Mrs.
Rose Roy, grandmother of Lester Jr. Barbara, Jean and Mary, Lee Helen Thomas, Thomas, mother-in-law of Helen. Funeral services were held May 17 at Bail Funeral Home. TODD Alfred S. Todd, beloved husband of Margaret M.
(nee Patton), dear father of Mary M. Swedyk, and William H. of Bellfontaine, O. beloved grandfather of two, late residence, Newport Richey, Fla. Mass of the Resurrection SS Philip James Church, Bosworth Friday May 21 at 11 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends moy call at Berry's FUneral Home, 7200 Detroit 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY. TONCHEFF Anna H. Toncheff (nee Halustok), beloved wife of the late Christ, dear mother of the late Margaret Smee, dear mother-in-low of Joe Smee (deceased), beloved sister of dear niece of Judith dear Susan Valent (Czechoslovakia).
aunt of Andrew Valent, nieces and of nephews John in Halustok Czechoslovakia, cousin (Medina, Mary Strinka and Susana Halustok (Czechoslovakla), Susan Uhvin and Marie Donna Durinka, sister-in-low of Markoff. aunt of Nick Toncheff, Ann Cigas. will receive friends at The Parobek Funeral Home, 5279 State Rd. All services at Dr. Martin Luther Evangelical Lutheran Church, 4470 Ridge Friday, 21, at p.m.
Cemetery. Interment VISITING Brooklyn Helghts HOURS THURSDAY 7-9 P.M. VERBICK See Czecharski notice. VOLPE James Volpe, beloved husband of, Allcia, Joanne Carlu (nee and Polizzi), Laura, father son of Grace and the late James, brother of Paul and Natalie Bird. Services The Friday tomily at Gesu will Church at 10 a.m.
the Maher Funeral receive Home, friends 4274 gf Mayfield Rd. at Belvoir South Euclid. 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY. VOSS Norman A.
V055, beloved husband of Helen (nee Webber), dear father of Elaine Quint, Doris, Marcia Sendrey, brother ot Carl Voss, Kaput, Mabel Carman ceased), Harry and Elmer (deceased), grandfather of five. Friends may call at The Funeral Home, 5279 State Rd. FUneral services Saturday. May 72, at 11 A.M. Interment West Park Cemetery, VISITING 0 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TO AND 7 10 9 P.M.
Masonic services by Laurel Lodge No. 657, Friday at 8 p.m. WALTERS Nellle M. Waiters (nee Kiely), beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother of Mrs. Jeanette Kosch, Jack Goering, Laverne Goring and Mrs.
Lenore Anderson, sister of Anne Wittiams of Fiorida, Loretta Blue of California and the late Thomas Joseph, grandmother and great Wednesday p.m. Funeral Mass Saturday, May 22, 10:30 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament Church, 3381 Fulton Rd. Family will receive friends at The Wm. Wischmeler, Son Funeral Home, 2709 Aronwood THURSDAY 7.9 FRIDAY 2.5 AND 7.9 P.M.
WENTLAND band of Martha Ince Walter J. Wentland, beloved hus. dear tother of Ernest John and great Jeanne grandfather, DiEterich, brother arondfather of and Jo sept. Funeral Saturday, May 22 at Peter and Pout Turney Rd. at 10 a.m, Friends muv call ut The Rybicki Son Funcrul Home, Turncy 7-10 P.M.
THURSDAY AND 2.4 AND 7.10 P.M. FRIDAY. WHITTINGTON Hurley (Count) Whittington, beloved husband of Edna, May 17, 1971. Survived by mother, two sisters and one brother. Funeral service p.m, L.eland D.
French Funeral Horne. WILLIAMS Letty V. Willloms (nee Reeve), beloved wife of the late David. deur mother of Kenneth and Rob. ert, grandmother of Constance and Susan, sister of Frank, and the following deceused (Mabel.
Bert, Sum, Darb, and Alfred). Funeral services Friday, at 1 p.m. Burini Brooklyn Helunts Cemetery. Visitation ot Zabor Funeral Home, 5480 Pearl Porma, THURS. DAY 2-4 AND P.M.
WINNER Louis A. Winner, beloved hushand of Blunche M. Alexonder), dear father of Diane Dovalus and Ronald A. both of Jacksonville, Fla. sun of und Mrs.
Louis Winner of Beren, brother Daniel Fla. and Richard Berea, Muss of The tion will be held at Christ the King Church, Jacksonville, Fla. Thursday, May 20. Friends may call The Hardage Funeral Home, 517 Pork St. sonville, Flu.
Per: Motices A. Drath Notices NOVICH Yovich (nee Mikovich), deorly beloved wile of Nicholas. dear mother of Jants Yovich, sister of Joseph. Thomas. John and Edward, daughter of Joseph (deceased) and Anno (new Petrovich.
Funeral services Saturday. May 22 at Holy Cross Church of o.rn. Interment All Soul's Cemetery. Friends may call at the Graina Suns Hone 17010 Lake Shore Blvd, THURSDAY 79 P.M. FRIDAY 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M.
ZUSKE Harold of husband of Lois, father Barbara and John Tuske. Passed away Atav 18, 1971. FunerFunerol Thursday Home, 2:30. 15800 Detroit Doniels Lodge Notices RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P. M.
FOR NEXT DAY'S PLAIN DEALER F. and A. M. Please ofLAUREL LODGE NO. tend Masonic services for our late Brother and Past Master Norman A.
at Parobek Funeral Home. 5279 State Friday, p.m, ALAN DARLING, W. M. C. BOYD Sec.
POLICE MASONIC FELLOWCRAFT CLUB BRETHEREN: Please meet at Parobek Funeral Home, 5279 Stute Rd, FRIDAY, MAY 21st AT P.M., tor Masonic Services for our late Bro. Norman A. Voss. ANDREW JULIUS, Pres MICHAFL VOURLIOTOU, Sec. In Memoriam CONKLING MELVIN M.
CONKLINGJune 30, 1969 We cannot send a birthday card Your hands we cannot touch But God will send our message To the one we loved so much JOE, AL AND MOTHER SEITHER Bertha A. Seither May 20, 1958 Fred Seither Nov. 29, 1953 In fondest memories DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, ELSIE REMEMBER your departed loved ones with an "in notice in MEMORIAL DAY NOTICES in The Plain Dealer Memorial Day Issue Notices for this Special Section will be accepted through Thursday, May 27. For assistance in writing your notice, CALL MISS BELL OR M.RS. HAWKINS AT 523-4860 BETWEEN 9 A.M.
AND 5 P.M. 5 Funeral Directors Stanley H. Johnston Funeral Home 15314 Macauley Ave. (Cor 152 Lake Shore Blvd.) 531-3600 8 Cemetery Lots- lonuments 2 GRAVES, 1 Sunset Memorial Park Crown Hill Cemetery. To settie estate.
442-2222. Park. Mayfield, En 341-5791. CHOICE lots price. Whitehaven Leaving state.
Sacrifice, 1-327-8587. SUNSET Memorial he 2. plots. 3 LOTS, old section, Knollwood. 3 for $450 or $175 ea.
423-4580. 6. LOTS at White Haven Cemetery, section price. 671-0014. 2 LOTS IN SUNSET MEMORIAL.
732-9365. 3 reasonably GRAVE lot, priced, Riverside 333-2424. Cemetery, Flowers GIFT HOUSE FLORIST Use Mastercharge, BankAmericard 17833 Euclid Ave. 481-4554 Lost RECEIVED and Found--Rewards FOR NEXT DAY'S PLAIN DEALER BEAGLE lost, white, black, brown, Parma area, Reward, 884-8804. area, BIRD lost, color, talking, call 884-3415.
CAT: Wooster Grey area. Persian, female. HillardReward. 331-0611. CAT ham lost, white, deaf, 662-0977.
CAT LOST: Female, block and white long hair with collar. 661-7946. CROSS, large metal, lost vicinity downtown garage. Reward offered, no questions asked. 243-6872.
DENTAL Plate lost, Southeast side, if found call SK 2-0355, Reward. DOG lost, English setter, Chagrin Valley area, female white with black patches 247-4025. in black flecks, reward, DOG lost, small Yorkshire terrior, male, Lakewood area, 521-8819. HUSKY, rust color, answers to "'Tessa' 871-9547. Avon-Westlake area.
Reward. IRISH Setter lost. Red. Vicinity of Collingwood-East Cleveland area. Saturday.
Reward offered. Asnwers to name of Rodney. 268-5036. LAB puppy lost! Red collar, black, white on chest, Heights, 791 9484. Fluffy, POODLE red lost, collar toy female, fa*gs.
answers to Childs pet. Reward, 651-4667. POODLE lost: male, black, toy. Lost York Ave. 5-5.
Reward. 268-5373. PUPPY lost, white, pet of 5 little girls, reward. 281-0347. PURSE found, Jon.
29. E. 40-Central. Write P.O. Box 6544 Cleve.
44101. RING lost, 3 stone lade, on March of Dimes walk, 961-0486 after 4. WATCH, lost, ladies gold, Aquamarine-Ramada Inn, Avon Lake, 871-0818. WHITE Poodle lost, male, Glenville Reward. 421-0999 or 681-4772.
$200 REWARD--Recovery of Ford Galaxie, light tan, black vinyl top. License AC-2354. 621-5363 after 8 p.m. Monday thru No questions asked. LOST two beagles, vicinity Canal Granger-Rockside.
Fat Male-Som and Skinny Female- Susy, Too and 08711. Liberal reward. Call after p.m. 524-1627. Los black miniature poodle; Superior area: answers to Beou Jeste, 321-8267 after 6 p.m.
LOST, Siberian Husky, male, 8 grey white markings, vicinity Boston 0. 653-6585. LOST Green Half Moon Parrot, War. ren-Detroit area of Lakewood. Reward.
226-8690. FOUND In Cleveland around Easter, long-haired Welsh Terrier, block and tan male. 321-4652. LIBERAL REWARD for contents of purse missing at 52nd and Detroit Ave. No questions asked.
651-7438. LOST girl's prescription I I I sunglasses, No. 1 No. 22 CTS bus. 361-5481.
4. 1 Lost Items Are Found in Plain Dealer Classified The way to recover what you've lost is with a Plain Dealer Matchmaker Ad. Both day over 400.000 potential finders read The Plain Dooler. And if you should find a lost article, why not place a PD Matt h- maker Ad to locate the rightful owner, make one very unhappy person very happy. PD Matchmaker Ads ore pensive.
Six dollars buys two lines for seven straight days including Sunday's BIG HALF-MILLION CUIATION. Dial 523-5555. We'll help you write your ad and you may charge it it you wish. 523-5555 -where lost is found we're open until 11 p.m. 11 Barter and Swap TRADE CASH for color TV.
working not, 65 MUSTANG stick 6. trade for smolll connied or. van. 008-1243. WANTED Organ Plover.
Play 1 0), POEM country and and read, Si or over, Alter CALL ROY HUNT For your dunce, or stundiy 313-3052 bus. 333 WANTED: to rent for rock band to practice, Mark, OLD Dancers time singers, amateur etc. show 361-4100. needs Talent. SMALL.
ACCORDIAN weddings, DON MIXERS. Weddings. partles, dances. 886-2051. TENOR and Allo Sax, Mo Town tunky beat, 522-2132 or 721-3084.
PIANO, Cordovos or for riday and Saturday. 738 4438. ORGANIST wanted. Must read very well. Also drummer, 431-0665.
RHYTHM Guitar, 23, sings, looking tor serious rock band. 271 PIANIST wanted tor spirituul group. play by car and notes. 851-3782, WANTED: Singer with PA west side. Terry 524-2774.
AUDITIONING for Mo town and top bands tor Inunor. 741-2810 Pvrs. 15 Personals, Business Notices BLOOD DONORS $10 PAID CLEVELAND BIOLOGICALS 701 W. St. Clair 621-5477 BA BLOOD Male REPLACEMENT Blood Donors CREDIT Ellaible for PLASMA program CAN EARN WEEKLY INCOME 621-6232 tured lady in on auto accident at the Intersection of Route 8 and Boston Mills Rd.
of 3:30 p.m., on May 8, or anvone else who saw the accident, please call 382-7109 eves. WANTED Man or woman, over 21, who an unlimited amount of Kielbast. Must also drink beer. Call Ed Fisher, wow Radio, 237-8000, after 10 a.m. SILVER COINS CALL FOR LATEST QUOTATION Poving $2.25 for coch sliver dollar.
HY BROWN 946-3443 PROTECT YOUR CAR Avoid parking lot damage. Door and panel guard molding. Install any color, any car. 888-0536. ON and atter this date will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself, Joseph Clovesko, 5849 Woolman Court, No.
15, Porma, 0. AUDITIONS for paid and non-paid positions in choir in large Heights Church, call Dr. Ncar at 321-5800 for appointment before May 30. INVESTOR or loon needed for established enterprise. 8 to Interest on loon.
Guaranteed profit. Coll 268-3323, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. ROLL-UP SCREENS FOR GARAGE DOORS Bedford Door Service 232-8595 EUROPE MASSAGE Steam shower, spearate facilities for women. 749-7175.
ON and after this date will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Anthonv Willis, 3434 E. 114, 44120. CASH FOR FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, ANTIQUES WOMAN requires use of $1,000 for 10 mo. Repay $150 monthly starting mo.
after date. Box AG55, Plain Dealer. cident ANYONE witnessing automobile May 5, 9:30 p.m., Marginal at Babbitt Rd. please tact Gregory Piccirillo, 951-2147. ALADIN TEA ROOM 11-7 p.m.
except 631-6177 3515 Clark lunches served dally. RYDE-RYDER Share the ride Service. Do you want a ride or Rider? For profit, Ecology 932-6666 ON and after this date I will not be responsible for debts contracted anyone Marchand, other, than myself. John E. W.
115, Cleveland. DISTILLED WATER USERS Save time and money, use a spring topper, Call 261-3654, 944-3892. USED furniture and misc. items needed for Cleveland Community Church rummage sale. East and west side.
Call 228-1555 tor pick up. WAR items wanted, German, Japanese, Italian swords, medals, daqgers, guns, etc. Call 351-0483 after 5:30. SOD NO. 1 QUALITY MERION BLUE 35c YD.
PICKED-UP. 835-0943 RUMMAGE WANTED for Mt. Sinol Baptist Sale, will pickup, 391-9287, 441-3269, 541-1184. WOMAN urgently needs $1,200. Will repay ay $150 mo.
for 12 mos. Box AR55, Plain Dealer. CASH AVAILABLE BUSINESS. PERSONAL. Poor credit obstacle.
SU 1-4194. HAPPY BIRTHDAY RAY LOVE GINNY AND SUSAN Bicycles for Girls all SALVATION ARMY THRIFT STORE 5005 EUCLID AVE. 881-2625 VOCATIONAL DRUG, FAMILY COUNSELING AND INFORMATION. SHORE CENTER, 228-4666. NEW CARPET 10 pct.
over cost. sell and Install. Call Kellys, davs or night, 777-8300, eves. 777-2991. MEN'S full soles, heels, shine, $7.70 SHOP, complete.
3657 Lee. PAUL'S FULL SOLE 283-9792. ATTORNEY WANTED. For private case. Call 361-1112 or write.
Bernice Hickman, 2050 E. 79. Apt. 3, 44103. JUNK CARS PICKED UP FREE Towing 235-8088 Anniversary and thanks for loving me another year.
John SWEDISH MASSAGE Serarate focilities men, women. 7 min. from downtown. 221-5540. READING INSTRUCTIONS Adults or children experiencing difficult.
249-6433 or 932-1033. WANTED JUNK CARS FAST SERVICE 252-5158 621-2665 671-4469 DEBONAIR Health Salon, hydropool. bath, shower, rub down separate facilities men, women. 421-8611. ANY unmarried mother needing held write Salvation Army, 1881 Torbenson or phone IV 6-4100.
and Our Lady F.A. of Consolation chi tor THANK you Holy, Infant favors received, BOOKS- MAGAZINES MEN'S 800KSTORE 1822 Chester LET US service your Window air conditioners. 1 or 1000. Get our price last 486-7014 or 259-2076. ESP DREAMS.
Da you dream about horse racing? Dream Research, 886-6089, 8-12 p.m. MASSAGE FOR MEN BY MAN. Please write Box BC170, Plain Dealer. and 475-6600. used cars.
Fords Northfield COMMERCE will deal in new FREEZER BEEF custom CUTTING, WRAPPING 10C SMOKING, CURING 17c lb. locker retal. 234-6733. WANTED someone to dismantle and remove, old 44th single area, garage 461-6887. from TrowBOOKKEEPING tor small business, Taxes, reasonable, 234-0170.
With sewing machine, 771-9227 FREE, sewing Instructions PIANO needed, any kind, any condition, or Hammond organ, 541-4177, BOOKS AND MAGAZINES LITE NEWS, 1813 E. 13th ST. $45 ADULTS COURSE ONLY. FOR $9.50. LEARN TO 941-8982, DANCE.
LAUNDRY WORK UNIFORMS SOLD CHEAP, 1967 E. 79. 795-2999 Get 80 our law CLEVELAND rates-reasonable terms TRUST BANKS MASSAGE therapv. separate facill. lies.
ladies-men, Safe area, 381-6001. PRAYER LINE 842-8070 MASSAGE separate facilities for men, women. 228-0690 cop't only. NO CHARGE, If I fall to repair TV 1n your vr. ex0, West 941 8497.
PIANOS WANTED Paving Immediate cash, 291-3838 WE BUY COINS AND SILVER DOLLARS 842-5242 MASSAGE: EXCELLENT, A SEUERE FOR 751-0105 MISS AMERICA will wait for you. Mon operator, call MEN 371-5337 FOR MASSAGE for men by man. Write Box BD153 Plain Dealer, HARD Dr, FILL, 44110. WANTED ev 15001 Shore Acres 1-7923, PERMANENT health spa member. ship, 845-6444, DIAL AND DISTRIBUTOR Spruce under weur.
Jay Vee, 1375 W. 4th, WANTED: Postcards, political items. World'S Flur souvenirs, 475-3632, BE our guest at Lehigh Acres, Florida. For details call LIFETIME 10 Health Spa for sule. $400, VI 3 7057.
CASH FOR K1 UNKERS, trucks removed, Free towing. or will drive your cor. WE'3 3.8182. MAN oning 10 NEED $100,000 venture will. Ing 1p boy Phone 425-4100.
WAKE UP SERVICE 267-2394 (Continued in Next Column) MANY GIRLS Are learning to fly at Horn's Flying School. Chaurin Falls. Ohio, In beauutul Geauga Countv. HORN'S FLYING SCHOOL INC. CHAGRIN FALLS, OHIO 338-3131 WILL the man who helped the in- VETERANS, In the next few veors commercial will need thousands of new qualified pilots hondie the ponding.
all VOU honarobly discharged from active duty probably otter for 1955, you con quality new benefits fur training for These high paying lobs. You owe If to vour In contact us for further Informafiun. Just minutes of your time vous lite, might Come bu out to tutnina the point of to Mr. Snyder. field and FREEDOM FIELD AIRPORT RI.
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tory, willing to aduptable work to fioral Industry, where you can keep out merger. control of your additional business, also can arrange finances to enhance gun, your business. Ask for Mr. 696-1030. FLORIDA EXPRESS- -CALIF.
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1912 LEARN TO DRIVE Teen-agers day-Wednesday, 16 to 18, to 9:30 p.m, No Education. appointment needed. Modern Driver 12023 Lorain Ave. HEY STRAWBERRIES! Do you belleve that now it's four, the day years we've been together and every love you more, specially during Love rainy Dunno. weather.
Happy Anniversary, $100 CASH PAID WHO CALL IF YOU KNOW OF ANYONE ING, MAY KITCHEN WANT ALUMINUM SIDMODELING. OR BATHROOM REMR. TAYLOR. 381-9570. DECORATOR MOLDING PICTURE FRAME Shorts greatly and discontinued patterns at reduced prices, large selec.
Sat. Sun. 13000 Athens Lakewood, 3d floor. 228-6106. FREE JEWELRY APPRAISAL We SOL buy or loan BERGMAN on diamonds, jewelry LOAN CORP.
401 PROSPECT 621-4350 ON responsible and after for this date I will not be debts contracted by anvone other than myself. Thelma 6935 Greenwood Independence. YOUR CAR DELIVERED TO C. or License FROM Anv Part of U.S.A. 845-4040 INSURED DRIVEWAY SYSTEM Travel Almost Free 351-3879 Davs DRIVEAWAY, 884-0658 Eve AUTO CO.
20 Help Wanted -Male ACCOUNTANT ortice Opportunity 15 man in staff) local downtown CPA's degree tor person with with or working toward degree public some experience preferably in accounting and or taxes. Starting salary in $700 to $850 range with Write ample fully opportunity giving for, education advancement. background and work experience. Box BF2. Plain ACCOUNTANT -GENERAL Regional office of national turer, Furnish details of and prior employment and responsibilities salary requirements.
Liberal employee benefits. Box AW240, Plain Dealer An Equal Opportunity Employer ACCOUNTANT, CHIEF: Data Drocessing know-how, ability to assist treasurer in cash flow analysis. consolidations, statements, cost studies, as opens asst. a very desirable future for you treasurer in 3-4 vears. Salary 335 Fee Paid.
CHAMPION. Euclid. 781-5900. Professional Employment Service. ACCOUNTANT TO ASSIST CONTROLLER: With analysis of financial statements, payroll and property taxes, budaets, forecasts.
Well rounded exp. from a mfg. standpolnt is all you need! Salary Fee 5900. Paid. CHAMPION.
335 Euclid. 781- Professional Emplovment Ser. vice. ACCOUNTANT--JUNIOR $600-700, FEE PAID. Some college plus 1-2 yrs.
accounting exp, Top all benefits. Urgent. 663-4644 ALLIED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 5133 Worrensville Ctr. TRAINEE: ACCOUNTING MANAGEMENT fies YOU for careful training in quali- all College accounting move phases Into of credit. When oriented, accounting dept.
with fine $750, potential, solid future. Salary $650- Euclid. 781-5900. Professional Employ- 335 Fee Paid. CHAMPION.
ment Service. ADMINISTRATIVE, In assistant, accountina college preferred. Box BC298, Plain Dealer. AIR CONDITIONING sive Adams Air Conditioning needs upgresin service technician, experlenced tems. commercial and residential systion poy.
Good wage, holiday and vocaInsurance benefits. Truck Adams provided, training programs. Call Mr. 291-3900, AIR Experienced. Condition, 321-8595, refrigeration service.
AREA REPRESENTATIVE YOUNG I MAN. SALARY OR NATIONAL FIRM NEEDS A SHARP SION UP TO $1,200 PER MONTH TO START. PHONE MR. FRIED, 267- 2450, EXT. 306.
service Rupidly expanding chain of fast food openina restaurants has Immediote in excellent this salary challenging field, offer cundidate with experience experience, commensurate with liberal Incentive bonus plan and emplovee benefits. For, Interview oppointment calli 961-4284, 10 p.m. STRANG MANAGEMENT CORP. ASSISTANT COUPLE SUPERINTENDENT Immediate openinus, east and west man suites. should Full have time, steady employment, knowledge of light electrical repair and general mainteduties, Woman to perform office Mature also responsible for leasing.
couple, no children or rets. and Good salary, benefits. Sulte sell at furnished. Call Mr 267-2140 or 2141 for ASSISTANT MANAGER CREDIT DEPARTMENT Malor Ohlo tor company has outstanding opportunity, college grad with -minimum 2 vears accounting extort. ence as assistant manager in Credit Denariment.
Excellent salurv and boneht program. Apply In to Box AK306. Plain Dealer ASSISTANT CONTROLLER 2.5 FEE PAID SALARY Intu. Deureo, Excellent promotion spot. "call 621-3320, ION EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
1115 Terminal. ASSISTANT COVERING MANAGER PAINT AND CHAIN WITH TUNITY, PANSION PLANS, GOOD EXPERIENCIO REPLI RESUME CONFIDE OF EXPERIENCE BOX ASSISTANT with for personality parts 15 chle to Crud. handle with paper some colleue. Must be for MOTOROL A INC. An Equul Opportunity Emplover ASSISTANT The Dr' Cut untimied for right 721 6062.
AUDITOR vote Real with estate sarks college Gun. accountinu or I once, grow for mon 40. with 676 1733. 1 Asst. Manager SWIM POOL STORE.
Work new store in Southland Shopping Center Must have some above or in ground pool knowledge or experience. Able to start immediately, work. day, night and Sundays. Call Mr. Amato, Cascade Pools, 885-0909.
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