3. THE PLAIN DEALER APRIL 11, 1978 Death Notiers "ADAMS RONALD L. ADAMS dear of Richard, Stacey and Laurie Adams, son of John and Margoret, brother of Richard of Streetsboro, Marjorie Clork of Oxnard, Carol Kisner Westlake, 0. and Robert of Cleveland. Passed away suddenly in Forsyth, Go.
Funeral services will be held at THE SAXTON-KLANKE FUNERAL HOME, 13215 TROIT AVE. Wednesday April 12 at 1:30 P.M. Friends received TUESDAY 24 AND 7-9 P.M. ANDERSON MARY: ELIZABETH ANDERS SON Cleveland, of born 10803 Lake November 30, 1899. She procticed low in Clevelond 1924 at 1148 Standard Bido.
She died at the Trumbull Memorial Hospital in Warren, 0., as a result of on 3 1978. of James Automobile Accident April 9, Anderson and Hallie. Clark Anderson. She will be buried at" the Greenlown Cemetery, Greene, 0. Memorial services are incomplete.
BALINT ROBERT BALINT, dear son of Veronica (nee Hochevar), (Havrilla), and Robert Bolint, stepson of Joseph, brother Lori, Tim, Mary, Jeromy Joseph. Suddenly Saturdoy. Services Thursday at 9:30 a.m. from St. James Church.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the JOSEPH MISENCIK FUNERAL HOME, 12500 MADISON AVE. WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. Death Notices. DAILY ISSUES Received until.
P.M.- Al Editors 11 P.M. Greater Cleveland End SUNDAY ISSUES 6:30 PM Sat. -Al Editions 10:30 PM. Sat. -Greater Cleveland CALL 344-4860 BAUZA THOMAS L.
BAUZA devoted husband of Betty (nee Pinkerton), beloved father of Thomas L. Anna, William, Mark, Moggie, Judy, Betty. Rose Mary, Sally ond Toni Cirino, son of Nettie Bouzo of Willoughby, brother of Mary it Ann Leber of Solon, 0. Funeral Mass 9:30 o.m. Wednesday, April 12 at Our Lady of MI.
Carmel Church, (Wickliffe). will receive friends at the LOUIS R. ORLANDO FUNERAL HOME, 29550 EU. CLID AVE. CALLING HOURS 24 AND 7-9 P.M.
TUESDAY. BEHMER ETHEL BEHMER (nee Zayat), beloved wife of the late Ralph, dear mother of Leonard Wander (deceased), grandmother of Judith Sayle, Roger Wonder, John Wonder, Richard Wander and Barbara Miller, great grandmother of 11, sister of Minnie Jones. Funeral Mass Wednesday, April 12 at St. Regis Church at 10 a.m. Friends recelved at THE OTTO J.
VALES FUNERAL HOME, 25900 RD. (EAST OF RICHMOND WARRENS. HTS. TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Mr.
Ward began work in the architectural office of Abram Garfield. He set up his own office in 1936 and in 1941 became a partner in Ward Later; he' was a partner with G. Frederick Schneider and they opened a branch office in Arlington. Va. In recent years, Mr.
Ward has been senior partner in Ward Ovington Glaser Architects. The Arlington office was separated from the partnership and operated by Mr. Ward. He was an architectural consultant for the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
designed schools in Arlington, Va. When he became ill, he was doing his first home design in 30 years, an addition to a house in Pepper Pike where he planned to move. W.He was on the board of trustees of the 1 Cleveland Vocational Guidance and Rehabilitation Center, and also did research on child abuse for several United Torch agencies. Mr. Ward was a member of the Hermit Club and the American Institute of Architects.
He taught architecture at the old Cleveland College of Western Reserve University. Surviving are sisters, Rhea Woodruff of Winston-Salem, N.C., and Alva R. Tilton of Venice, and brothers, Albert E. of Charleston, S.C., and Robert E. of WinstonSalem.
Joseph A. Schmitt A Services for Joseph A. Schmitt, 89, developer of -most of Garfield Heights, will at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Therese CathOlic Church, 5276 E.
105th Garfield Heights. 51 Mr. Schmitt died Sunday at Jennings Home. He had been in declining health for the past five years. He was born in Garfield Heights on a farm between McCracken Rd.
and South Highland St. He developed the city south of Granger Rd. Schmitt was a valuator for the Cleveland Real Estate Board from 1920 1 to 1928 and for several of those years was the board's acting president. -He had his own real estate business from 1528 1 to 1933, then became a valuator for the Home Owner Loan Corp. until 1935 when he became a valuator for the Federal Housing Administration.
He began his land developwent business in about 1943. Mr. Schmitt was a graduate of Name High School and attended Dyke ColHe taught for a while at the old Cleveand College of Western Reserve University. He was a justice of the peace in Garfield eights from 1909 to 1920 and chairman of zoning and planning board from 1945 to Surviving are his wife. Anna; son, John a trust officer of Central National Bank; daughter, Kathryn A.
Collingwood, principal of Roosevelt Elementary School in Garfield Heights; 13 grandchildren, six great-grand- children and three Obituaries David Ward, was architect Architect David M. Ward primarily designed churches and schools. and many of his school buildings won citations in architectural exhibits at the American of School Administrators conventions. His designs included Mayfield High School, the fine. arts building at Kent Ward State University, the Ashland College Library, the Cleveland Speech and Hearing Center and the Federated Church at Falls.
He also designed the public library at University Circle, Brentwood Hospital and Akron Child Guidance Center. Mr. Ward. 70, of 13415 Shaker Sunday at Highland View Hospital a series of strokes which began Jan. 4,25.
Services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. in Wade. Memorial Chapel of Lake View Cemetery. After graduation from Western Reserve University School of Architecture in 1930, Death Notices 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. COOK WILLARD E.
COOK, age 81,. of Solon, formerly Orange Village, beloved husband of Miriam Wockermon Cook and the late Dorothy (nee Almoren), father of Dorothy (Mrs. David Wible of Solon and Jeanne (Mrs. Lee Swanson of Ballston Lake, N.Y., grandfather of six, great-grundfother of three, brother of Norman and Carleton of Cleveland. Memorial service p.m.
Wednesday, April 12 at Garfield Memorial Church, Lander Rd. Pepper Pike. Friends received 1-9 P.M. TUESDAY AT STROUD FUNERAL HOME, 95 FRANKLIN CHAGRIN FALLS. Memorials preferred to r- 44: BENE JOHN BENE, beloved husband of Morie (nee Meyerhoffer), dearest father of Patricio Boss, Jeanne Boutton, Judith King, Barbora and John, dear grandfather of live, son of Elizabeth and the late John, dear brother of Elsie Brozik, Irene Balogh, Eleonor Sonokey and Lillian Koteles.
Services Thursday April 13 at St. Martin of Tours Church 10 a.m. Friends received of THE JOSEPH VITO FUNERAL HOME, 6130 TURNEY RD. (TWO BLOCKS SOUTH OF ROCKSIDE) TUESDAY 1-9, WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. BILCZO GLADYS 'L.
BILCZO, beloved wife of Alex, dear mother of Dean Pehotski and Daniel Kempffer ond sister Olivine Hercules, Arnold Kirkland and Rulon Kirkland and Lesley Kirkland, grandmother of five, of one. Funerol services will be Wednesday, ot 5:30 p.m. of the Funeral Home. Cremation follow. CALLING HOURS 3 to 19 P.M., BRODERICK JAMES R.
BRODERICK beloved husband of Helen (nee Shepord), dear father of James R. Jeanne Mellott, crandfather of five, greatgrandfother of. three, brother of Anes McNully, Michael and John McNulty (deceased), diam Broderick (deceased). Funeral Moss St. Colman's Church, Thursday April 13 at 10 a.m.
Member of Pipefitters Local No. 120. Friends may call at BERRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 7200 DETROIT AVE. 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.. WEDNESDAY.
BROWN KING BROWN beloved husband of Celestia, father of Cleveland and King Jr. (deceased), Louis, Chester, Isiah; Miss Christine Brown, Mrs. Celestia Hall, Mrs. Annie Shiver, Mrs. Oro Williams and Mrs.
Odessa Parks. Services and burial in Beloit, Ala. Family receiving friends at STROW. DER'S FUNERAL CHAPEL 818 E. 105 WEDNESDAY 7-8 P.M.
CARUSO JOSEPH CARUSO, beloved husband of Carmella (nee Mariette), dearest father of Tony (deceased) and Ted, devoted grandfather of Terry, Tony Corinn, Doniel, Kelly and Kathryn; deor brother of Tony, Catina Olivo (both deceased), Cora. Frankina, Gaetana (in Italy) and Charles of Italy). Funeral Mass 10 a.m, Wednesday, April 12 at: St. Francis of Assissi Church. Entombment Western Reserve Memorial Gardens.
Family will receive friends at THE DICICCO SONS FUNERAL HOME, 5975 MAYFIELD MAYFIELD HTS. (AT LANDER TUESDAY Heart or Cancer Fund. CUDDIHY. ELLA CUDDIHY, wife of the late Bud, beloved mother of Mrs. Carl W.
(Frances) Richter, dear grandmother of Frances Meinke, sister-in-law of the late Tris E. and Frances Speaker. April 10. A Graveside service Thursday April 13 at 11 a.m. in Lake View Cemetery.
The family will receive friends at THE EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME, 13145 EUCLID AVE. VISITATION. HOURS 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. CYNCYNATUS SAM CYNCYNATUS, dearly beloved husband of Rose, devoted father of Jerry and Rouben, dearest brother of Morris, Paul and Mrs. Faigel Raindorf.
Services will be held at THE MEMORIAL 1985 S. BERKOWITZ-KUMIN TAYLOR CLEVELAND Tuesday, April 11 at 2 Interment Zion Memorial Pork Cemetery. Family will receive friends at residence, 4050 Silsby University Hts. Contributions may be made to The Cancer Society. DAVIS OSCAR DAVIS, beloved band of Narion, devoted son of Mrs.
Betty Davis, brother of Mrs. Mary Banks, Mrs. Ellzabeth Bowden and Mr. George Davis, a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Service Wednesday, 11 from STROWDER'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, 818 105 where fomily will receive friends TUESDAY 7-8 P.M.
FARRELL MARTIN J. FARRELL, beloved husband of Jessie and the late Agnes, father of Mrs. Lois A. Sensel, Mrs. Dorothy Emling, Mrs.
Audrey C. Pagonelli, grandfother of eight, great grandfather of six. Friends may call at THE CARLSON FUNERAL HOME, 1642 PEARL BRUNSWICK, O. DAY 7-9, WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Services Thursday 10 a.m.
at St. Ambrose Church, Brunswick. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FRIEDEL MARY FRIEDEL, beloved sister of Martha, Dorothy Tangy and Hermon (Dutch), aunt and great-aunt, 1978. Funerol Moss Wednesday, April 12 at Our Lady of Mt.
Cormel Church (Wickliffe) at 11 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Family will receive friends of the BRICKMAN AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 21900 EUCLID FROM 24 AND 7. 9 P.M. TUESDAY.
GIBLIN EILEEN T. GIBLIN, beloved doughter of Elizabeth (nee McGrath) and the late Thomas, sister of Elizabeth Patricia Gill, ount of six, April 8. 1978. Contributions to the American Cancer Society of the Holy Famity Home, Parma, 0., would be appreciated. Funeral Mass Wednesday, April 12 at St.
Poul's Church. (Chardon Rood) at 9:30 a.m. Interment All Souls Cemetery. Family will receive friends of the BRICKMAN AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 21500 EUCLID TUESDAY 14 AND 7-9 P.M. GREEN CARL R.
GREEN, beloved husband of Eleanor, fother of Robert Jomes, Thomas and Karen, brother of Eugene and Irene Sibila. Sunday, April 9, 1978. Funeral Mass Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph Church, Pearl Strongsville.
Family will receive friends at the JARDINE FUNERAL HOME, 14701 PEARL STRONGSVILLE, TUESDAY 24 AND 9 P.M. HARRIS EDWARD R. HARRIS, Sud1978, beloved father of Edward Joyce Watkins, Patricia Ewing. brother of Poul, Nancy Christenson, Martha Bow and Gertrude Clark, all of Detroit, Mich. Friend and Business Partner (Jewelery): Mrs.
Odessa Terry. Fomily will receive friends at the MCFALL FUNERAL HOME, 13104 EUCLID TUESDAY, APRIL 11 FROM 7.8 P.M. Services 10 o.m. Wednesday St. Frances Cotholic Church, E.
71st. See BALINT notice. HERD Muriel HERD, beloved John son 5 dear brother of Anthony Sylvia and Melissa, loving father of Nicole, Brett, Jr. and Kimberly. Services Tuesdoy, April 11 ot 2 p.m: at the FUNERAL E.F.
HOME. BOYD AND 2165 E. MTH. hom*oLAK See KOZEY notice. In Memoriam or Card of Thanks In the Plain Deal r.
may be placed. by colling Miss Bell of Mrs. Howkins, 344- 4860 or 344-4861 Death Notices da: HOPKINS RUTH V. HOPKINS, beloved mother of Jonice Sims, Joyce Butcher and Connie Crowe, daughter of Bessie Underwood, sister of Robert Blevins, Edith Varitz, grandmother of eight, great grandmother of one. All funeral services will be held at The Independent Christian Church, 6505 Stony Ridge N.
Ridgeville Wednesday, April 12 at 2 p.m. Interment Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may coll at BERRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 7200 TROIT AVE. 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY ONLY, HORNYAK See SLOVENSKY notice.
HORTEN ALBERT J. HORTEN, beloved husband of Hannah (nee 'Callaghan), dear fother of Barbara J. Miles (Mrs. Rolph Catherine A. Thomas (Mrs.
Robert grandfother of eight, dear brother of Mrs. Theodore Hebing, Car! of and Miss Rose Horton of Calif. Funeral Mass at St. Luke's Church (Clifton and Bunts Rd.) Thursday, April 13 at 11 o.m. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery: Friends moy call at FUNERAL HOME, 7200 DETROIT AVE. 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY. JACOBS IRVING JACOBS, beloved husband of Helen. Passed away April 9, 1978.
A.M.: ISRAEL MORTUARY, SAN DIEGO, JAMISON: MICHELE M. JAMISON, beloved daughter of Lawrence and Shirley Ann (Mickey), sister of Laura and Tommi, granddoughter of Ben and Dorothy Lochan and John and Pauline Jamison. Sunday April 9, 1978. Funeral service Thursday at the JARDINE FUNERAL HOME, '14701 PEARL STRONGSVILLE, where the family will receive friends TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 24 AND 7-9 P.M. JENKINS NELLIE H.
JENKINS (nee Harrington), beloved wife of the late William dear mother of Mrs. Henry Bonacker (Mary) and the late Nancy Birkner. Graveside services p.m.. Tuesday, April 11 of Lake View Cemetery. Family sugpests memorial contributions be made to The Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 8614 Euclid Ave.
Arrangements by THE JOSEPH SCHULTE PHY FUNERAL HOME, 331- 4000. JESKE (JEZESKI) JOSEPH JESKE (JEZESKI), beloved husband of Lenora (nee Eyrich) and the late Fronces (nee Gash), father of Melvin, Rodney, Cheryl and Gail Recek, grandfather of Craig Jeske, brother of Pauline. Wisner, Kay Jezeski (deceased) Edword Jezeski, Clem Jezeski and Rev. Fr. Henry Jezeski.
Passed away Saturday, April; 8. Prayer service at the Funeral Home, Wednesday, April 12 at 9:30 a.m, Funeral Mass at Holy Family Church, 7367 York at 10 a.m. Friends may call at the BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 7501 RIDGE FROM 2-5 AND 7-10 P.M., TUESDAY. JOHNSON LEVI JOHNSON, beloved husband of Leilo, dear father of three, grandfather of 13. Wake will.
be Wednesday HOUSE OF WILLS, 2491 E. 55TH. FROM 7-8 P.M. Funeral services Thursday at 1 p.m. Church.
at Mt. Hermon Baptist JONES JOHN A. JONES, devoted husband of Charlotte (nee Baker), deor brother of C. Jones and Emma Griffin of Newport, Tenn. Friends may call af the LOUIS A.
BODNAR AND SON FUNERAL CHAPEL, LORAIN AT WEST 41ST. where services will be held Wednesday April 12 at 1 p.m. Interment Westpork Cemetery. VISITING HOURS TUESDAY 3-5. AND 7-9 P.M.
KLUDING JOSEPH A. KLUDING, beloved husband of Elsie (nee Martlock), dear brother of the late Ben, Theodore, Henry, 1do Burgel and Josephine Burgel, Sr. Evelyn S.ST. survived by. seven nieces and nephews of Norwalk, 0.
Funeral Mass 10. a.m. Wednesday April 12, St. Paul's Church, Norwalk, 0. Interment St.
Poul's Cemetery, Norwalk, 0. Friends may call TUESDAY APRIL 11, 24 AND 7-9 P.M. AT HEASTON-GERBER FUNERAL HOME, 175 BENEDICT AVE. NORWALK, 0. KNAPP MELVIN E.
KNAPP, age beloved husband of Mory M. (nee Bollard), father of. Gail Ann Kleindienst and David grandfather of three, brother of John, Marian, Myrtle Landin and the late Merrill, Margaret Smith and: Mildred Collins. Possed away April 10. Funerol service Wednesday, at BAKER FUNERAL HOME, BEREA, where friends may call TUESDAY 24 AND 7.9 P.M.
KOEPPEN NORA KOEPPEN, beloved wife of Fred sister of Annie Chariesworth, sister-in-low of Roiph and Florence Watson, nieces and nephews. April 7. A service in memory was held for the family in Loke View Cemetery Monday April 10. ARRANGEMENTS BY THE EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME. KOVACH ALEX S.
KOVACH, beloved husband of Sue (nee Nero), dearest father of Alex and Sue, dear son of Mary (nee Meovese) and the Icte Alex, dear brother of Rose Joseph and Rudy, uncle ond preat-uncle. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday, 12 at St. John Vianney Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Fomily will receive friends at the DICICCO AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 5975. MAYFIELD FIELD O. (AT LANDER TUESDAY 24 AND 7-9 P.M. KOZEY. PAUL KOZEY, beloved husband of Veronica (nee Grepa), dear father of Margaret hom*olak, Ann Petro and Rose Wilmink, grandfather of.
12, great -grandfather of nine, brother of Mary Koltiska and relatives in Czechoslovakio. 'Services will be Wednesday, April 12 at 10 A.M., at- St. Wendelin Church. Family sugpests contributions the Holy Family Cancer Home. Family will receive friends at the STAS FUNERAL HOME, 2289 COLUMBUS at W.
25 TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. LAUBE MAYME L. LAUBE. Member of Windermere Ch. No.
388 Beloved wite of the late Wilbur, dear mother of Louis D. and the late Moude Louise Issel, grandmother and greatgrandmother. Memorial servIces 3 p.m. Wednesday at Lyndhurst Baptist Church, 5020 Mayfield Rd. Lyndhurst.
The fomily suggests those who wish may contribute to The Eastern Star Home, E. Cleveland. RANGEMENTS BY MAHER MELBOURNE FUNERAL HOME. LEDDON FLORENCE K. LEDDON (nee Collins), beloved wife of George doughter of the late John and Catherine (nee Ryan), sister of the late Anna Gallagher, John, Lillion Collins and Thom*os, dear aunt of Lenore Rooney and the late Thomas Gallagher.
Suddenly Saturday April 8, 1978. Funerol Mass of St. Luke's Church Clifton ond Bunts Rd. Wednesday April 12 ot 9:30 a.m. Interment Colvory Cemetery, Friends may call at BERRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 7200 DETROIT AVE.
3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY. LEVER RUDOLPH L. LEVER, beloved husband of Ruth (nee Fox), dear father of Bryan F. and Jeffrey brother of Joseph, John, Mary Baker, Jutio Lemaster and Raymond.
Funerol services will be held at A. SONS, GERBER-MC CREERY AND HATHER FUNERAL HOME, 4720 WARRENSVILLE CENTER Wednesday, April 12 at 11 o.m. Friends received the funeral home TUESDAY AND 7-9 P.M.-. LUSK JOSEPH LUSK, devoted husband of the late Mary (nee Sted: onskv). father of Williom, Jean Abend, Jack and Arlene, grandfother and great -grandiother, Services will be conducted Wednesday at 11 p.m.
Friends will be received at SAVER'S FUNERAL HOME, 4801 MEMPHIS TUESDAY 24 AND 7-7 P.M. Death Notices MacGREGOR CLIFTON G. MacGREGOR, in beloved husband of Jeanne (Gordon), dear brother of Hozel MacGregor of Mass. Memorial services will be announced at a later dote. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL CORRICAN'S FUNERAL HOME, 251- 7000.
MacLAREN ALBERT D. MOCLAREN, be loved husband Lillios (nee Turner), father of Robert, Mrs. Barbara Fousek and Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler, brother of Mrs. Albert Dillon.
Private services were held. Arrangements by JENKINS FUNERAL CHAPEL, 871-0711. MANOLEAS CHARLEY MANOLEAS (Big Charley), age 55, beloved brother of the late Cotherine Gorenc, uncle of Louis, Nick, Angelo and Charles, godfather of Doreen Grady (nee Alepakos), All funerdl services Wednesday, April 12 ot 1 p.m. at St. Paul Greek Orthodox Rd.
Church, 4548 Wollings Trisogion Tuesday, 8 p.m. Interment St. Theodosius Cemetery. Friends received at THE YURCH FUNERAL HOME, 5618 BROAD RD. (BETWEEN AND BROOKPARK), TUESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
MATHISEN. MORRIS MATHISEN, residence Rocky River, husband of Edna father of Robert and Carol Forsythe, brother of Henry grondfather of three. Funeral service Wednesday, April 12 of 1:30 p.m. Friends may call at THE BURMEISTER AVON LAKE FUNERAL HOME, 163 AVON-BELDEN RD. (RT.
83) 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY. MATIA HELEN H. MATIA (nee Honklewicz-Hanwick), a retired teacher of Cleveland Public Schools, wife of Joseph sister the of late Aurelio Esther Pinkerton Karleski and dear aunt. Saturday April 8, 1978.
Funeral Mass Wednesday April 12, St. Cosimir Church E. 82 and Sowinski Ave. at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary, Cemetery.
Contributions to St. Casimir's Sisters Convent would be appreciated. Friends may -call THE MC GORRAY FUNERAL HOME, 14133 TROIT AVE. TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. MATZEK JOHN P.
MATZEK, betoved husband of Mary (nee Kren), dear father of Donald Gury, brother of Anne Barton and Edward, Sunday a.m. Friends may call at PAUL MISENCIK FUNERAL HOME. 12900 MADISON where servIces will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. and at Sts. Cyril Methodius Church at 10 o.m.
CALLING HOURS 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY. MAYOR MARY MAYOR (Merk), beloved wife of the late Martin, dear mother of Martin, Albert, Steve, Mary Rose Koberna and the late Paul A. and Louis, grandmother and great -grandmother, sister of Steve Merk, Vera Elizabeth Olah and Moodelene Lucas. Services Wednesday April 12.
1978 at a.m. at THE JOHNSONROMITO FUNERAL HOME, 521 BROADWAY, BEDFORD, where friends will be recelved 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY. McCLUNG JOHN H. age 64, of 205 Middlefield Bellingham, formerly of Cleveland, Friday, April 7, (retired Vice Pres.
of Pennsylvania Refining husband of Mary Elizabeth (nee Beck), father of John H. 11 of Vancouver, British Bellingham, Columbia, James brother E. of Mrs. Lucile Merritt of Dunedin, William K. of Cleveland.
Memorial service Wednesday, April 12 at 1:30 p.m. at St. Poul's Lutheron Church, Chicora, Po. McCULLAGH DR. E.
PERRY MCCULLAGH, devoted husband of Lucille ond the late Mae, dear father of Mrs. Thomas (Jane) Dustin, Mrs. Thomas (Mary) Wigglesworth, Robert E. lagh, grandfather of six, memorial service will be held Tuesday, at 4:30 p.m. at the Educational Cleveland Clinic.
Fomily suggests that Donations be made to Camp Ho Mito Koda. McGWINN DONNA R. McGWINN, doughter of Deon McGwinn and the late W.R. McGwinn, sister of Betsy Sanders, Aunt of Aaron Sanders. Graveside Ceremonies at Lakeview Cemetery, 12316 Euclid Cleveland.
Family suggests contributions be made to Rehabilation Gazette Gini Laurie, 4502 Marilyn St. Louis, Mo. 63108. MICHALS MARGARET MICHALS, loving daughter of the late Andrew and Johanna, dear sister of Florence Harrison of Orlando, and Mary Bornes, aunt of David George W. Jr.
ond Richard C. Barnes. Funeral Mass Wednesday April 12. at St. Angela's Church 20970 Lorain Rd.
of 10 a.m. Interment Orlando, Fla. Family will re celve friends at CORRIGAN'S FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN AVE. AT W. 208 ST.
FAIRVIEW PARK, TUESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.' MICHLES BEATRICE SHLESINGER MICHLES, age 71, notive of Clevelond, late residence 1711 McPherson Fremont, 0.. died April 8, wife of Marcus mother of Marcus R. of Winter Park, Mrs. Carol Portman of St. Louis, Mo.
Ond Mrs. Sharon Forgatsch of Fremont and 0 sister of Robert Shlesinger of St. Croix, V.I., grandmother of nine. Funerol Tuesday 10:30 a.m. at KELLER SON FUNERAL HOME, 416 ARCH, FREMONT, 0.
MIHALEK MARY M. MIHALEK, age 79, of 310 7th Loroin, 0.1 died April 9, dear mother of Ralph of Avon Lake, 0., and Mrs. Robert (Bernadine) Farrell of Warren, grandmother of nine, great grandmother of five, sister of Barbara Vanko of Lorain, 0., and Matthew of Czechoslovakia. Funeral Ices Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at J.J.
GLUVNA SON FUNERAL HOME, 3224 BROADWAY, LORAIN; O. and 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Church, Lorain. Burial Calvary Cemetery, Lorain.
VISITING HOURS TUESDAY 24 AND 7-9 P.M. I MONROE NANCY JOAN MONROE, beloved wife of Wilburn. Passed away Sundoy. April 9 at home. Family will receive friends at the H.
M. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, 3856 E. 131st. WEDNESDAY, April 127-8 P.M. Finol rites will be held Fridoy at ROBERT MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, MONTCLAIR, N.J.
MONYAK ANNA MARIE MONYAK, (nee Miller), beloved mother of Tony, Anne Skoch, Andy, Al, Audrey Kral, Adriane Lisa, grandmother of five, sister Sue Miller, Helen Fetty Poul, Bill, Joe and Steve Miller. Friends may call at KOLODIY AL HOME, $677 STATE where services will be held Wednesdoy, April 12 of 10:45 a.m. ond of St. Joseph Cotholic Church, 12700 Peral Rd. (Strongville) of 11:30 p.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. VISITATION TUESDAY AND 1-9 P.M. MOORE: SYLVIA MOORE (nee Weber), beloved mother of Mrs. Cleo Fink and the late Ruth Fox. grandmother, great grandmother and great great grandmother, sister of Pauline Scherler, Margaret Jewell, Frank Weber ond Ruth Petite.
Friends received of THE MURRAY P. NICOL FUNERAL HOME, 19001 NOTTINGHAM where services will be held Wednesday, April 12 at 1 p.m. VISITATION TUESDAY AND 7-9 P.M. Arrangements by MARXEN SON. MORAN NORA MORAN, beloved mother of Joseph F.
Belanger, dearest mother-in-law of Jimmye Ruth Belanger, dearest cousin of El Belanger. Sunday April 9. Pleose join her family of her Funeral Mass Wednesday April 12 of Holy Family Church (York Pormo) at 11 o.m. VISITATION 24 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY AT THE JOHN L.
CAREY FUNERAL HOME, 6318 LORAIN AVE. (PARKING ACROSS THE STREET). Interment Death Notices MURIN MARGARET I. MURIN (nee Muskara), beloved wiie of the late John, mother of David and Darlene, sister of Marie of Newbury, O. April 10.
All services and interment in Brownsville, Po. Friends may coll at CHAMBERS FUNERAL HOME, 4420 ROCKY RIVER DRIVE AT PURITAS, TUESDAY 3.5 AND 7-9 P.M. NERO See KOVACH Notice. O'DONNELL STELLA A. O'DONNELL, (nee Schmotzer), beloved wife of late John mother of John L.
of Southfield, and Doris Beautait of Ligonier, grandmother of Thomas 0'D- onnell, sister of Catherine Schumacher and Emil V. Schmotzer. Saturday April 8, 1978. Funeral Mass Thursday Aprit 13 St. Luke Church (Clif.
ton and Bunts Rd.) of 9:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may. call at THE MC GORRAY FUNERAL HOME, 14133 DETROIT AVE. WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
PETRO See KOZEY notice. POWELL See WILLIAMS notice. PROVIDENTI ANGELO C. PROVIDENTI, dear husband of Mory (Svivester), loving fother of Audrey Lee Person (Mrs. William), Rito-Ann Ballinger (Mrs.
Robert), brother of Mike, Nick, Mary Sivillo and Leno Nero, Carmella Pilotti, grandfather of Kimberly Person. Funeral Mass Wednesday, April 12, St. Vincent De Paul Church, 13400 Lorain at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Family will receive trends at CORRIGAN FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN W.
148TH. TUESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. RANKIN JAMES C. RANKIN formerly of Pepper of Pike, The 0. Formerly Vice Pres.
Division of The Glidden Co. Died Sunday in Ft. Myers. Husband of Moriorie of Fl. Myers, father of Mrs.
Lindo Hoeckel of Baltimore, David C. of Seottle, Wash. and Neil Worchester, Mass. grandfather of tour. Funeral services Wednesday at 11 a.m.
with interment in Ft. Myers. ARRANGEMENTS BY THE HARVEY FUNERAL HOME, FT. MYERS. RIEMAN JOHN A.
RIEMAN: beloved husband of Stello (nee Fabin), dear lather of John Gerald F. and Evelyn Penza, grandir. ther of ten, brother of Alexander, Helen Kenner, Martha (deceased), Agnes (deceased) and Rose (deceased). NO VISITATION. Memorial service Wednesday, April 12 at 1 p.m.
from St. Matthew Episcopal Church, Brecksville, O. Family suggests memorials to the Shriners Crippled Children Hospital, 1645 W. 8th Erie, Po. ROBERTS ROBERT E.
ROBERTS, beloved husband of Beverly (nee Welling), dear father of Donald Marshall Roberto Abbott, Robert grandfather of five, stepfather of Shirley Boran, Sharon Kesterson, June Zimmer, George, Timothy and Trino Marrin, brother of Kenneth W. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home on Thursdoy April 13, at 10 a.m. Interment West Pork Cemetery, Friends may call at BERRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 7200 DETROIT AVE. 1-9 P.M. TUESDAY, 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
WEDNESDAY. SCHART NEIL S. SCHART beloved son of Neil Sr. ond Martha, dear brother of Douglas Bruce. Private services be held at CASSIC FUNERAL HOME, 8969 BRECKSVILLE BRECKSVILLE.
1.9 P.M. SCHULTZ FRED W. (PINKY) SCHULTZ, beloved husband of Caroline (nee Mitt), fother of Mrs. George Charboneau (Leona), grandfather of Gayle Wagner and Corole. Passed away Sunday April 9.
Services at the funeral home on Wednesday April 12 at 1:30 p.m. may call at BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 4334 PEARL FROM 24 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY. SCHMITT JOSEPH A. SCHMITT, beloved husband of Anna (nee Brennan), dear father of John F.
Mrs. Robert J. Collingwood (Kathryn and the late Rosemary, grandfather of Mrs. Edward Burns (Susan), Mrs. James Flynn (Ann), Marilyn Schmitt, Mrs.
Timothy Scott (Jean), John J. Schmitt, Rosemary Schmitt, Jomes F. Schmitt, Mrs. Ronald Siedlecki (Joanne), Robert J. Collingwood Richard Collingwood, Mrs.
Edward Schaffer (Patricia), Thomas J. Collingwood and Mary Jo Collingwood, greatgrandiather of six, brother of Chorles Wessel (Rose), Mrs. Joseph Darmstadt (Mary), Mrs. Clement Bronke (Genevieve) and the following deceased: George, Clora, Frances and Mathias. Funeral Wednesday, April.
ot St. Therese Church, Granger Rd. at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at RYBICKI SON FUNERAL HOME, 4640 NEY TUESDAY 24 AND SEIDLER FLORENCE SEIDLER (Stockhousen), beloved wife of Ralph, deor mother of Richard, Robert and Thomas, grandmother of three, sister of Bernice Keeler, Elizobeth Gagen, Joanne Theil, Janice Pelton and Robert Stockhousen.
Funeral Mass Wednesday April. 12, at 11 0.m. St. Potrick's Church, No. Hollywood, Calif.
MENTS BY KUBASAK MORTUARY, BURBANK, CALIF. For further information call CORRIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 251-7000. SHERROD ELSIE H. SHERROD (nee Ecker), beloved wife of Andrew, dear mother of Richard D. Friends may call at THE FAULHABER FUNERAL HOME, 7915 BROADVIEW (AT SPRAGUE), where ices will be held Wednesdoy, April 12 at a.m.
Interment Woodvale Cemetery. VISITING HOURS TUESDAY 24 AND 1- 9 P.M. SLOVENSKYMARY ROSE SLOVENSKY (nee Politko), beloved wife of the late Michael, dear mother of Mrs. John (Mary) Hornyak, and the late Michael, Anne ond Rose, grondmother of John Hornvok and Mary Lou Hoffof five, great -great-grandmother of one, sister late Andy Polifko of Michael Polifke of Anno Clark of Elizabeth Ritz of and John Pollfko of aunt and great Friends will be received at THE RICZO FUNERAL HOME, 12519 BUCKEYE where services -ill be held Wednesday 9:30 and of St. Joseph Catholic Church, 10 a.m.
Interment Cemetery, VISITING HOURS TUESDAY 14 AND 7-9 P.M. SPRETNAK JOSEPH SPRETNAK, beloved husband of Donna (nee Vugrin), dear fother of Charlene and Nikki and grandfather, dear brother of Cori, Mrs. Josephine Makar, Friends received at the A. GRDINA FUNERAL HOME, 17010 LAKE. SHORE 7-9 P.M., WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
Funeral Thursday, St. Paut Church, E. 40th near. All St. Clair at 10 a.m.
Interment Souls Cemetery. TAZEWELL LILLIAN TAZEWELL (nee Browne), formerly of NYC, wife of Charles A. Tozewell of NYC, dear mother of Phendolyne (Mrs Fred M. Crosby), Carmellette (Mrs. Jerome Craft), Ramona A.
(Mrs. Tazewell Milton Long) and Charles Jr. devoted grandmother of Fred C. Crosby, James Crosby, Llionicia Crosby, Charles A. Tarewell HI, Tara Tazewell, Phendclyne 'Croft and Lucie nano Long, devoted nieces, Alice Gilchrist and Jane H.
Thomas, devoted cousin Herbert H. Scurlock of Washington, D.C. Possed away Sunday, April 9, 1978 o1 Surburbon Hospital. Funeral service Thursday, April 13, 1978 at 11 o. St.
Andrews Episcopal Church, 2171 E. contribu- 491h Sf. Family suggests tions to the Cleveland Area Heart Fund. Fomily will receive friends of the E. F.
BOYD AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 15357 EUCLID WEDNESDAY P.M. Death Notices 15 Personals, Busmess Notices 15 AAAAAAAAA WAID LEVERETTE C. WAID, beloved Ausband of Elizabeth (nee Reed), loving father of Earl, Clair, Roberto Outzs, Lurlie DiGeronimo, Nancy Reeves and the late Dale, dear son of Earl and Marion (nee Byhom); brother of Norman, Howard, Russell, Charles, David and the lote Alex and Addie, grandfather of 17. Friends may call at THE VODRAIKA FUNERAL HOME, 6505 BRECKSVILLE RD. INDEPENDENCE (RT.
21 SOUTH OF ROCKSIDE) where services will be held Thursday April 13 at 11 a.m. Interment Maple Shade Cemetery. ING HOURS TUESDAY P.M. AND WEDNESDAY AND 7-9 P.M. WARD DAVID M.
WARD, deor brother of Mrs. Rhea W. Woodruff of Winston-Salem, N.C., Mrs. Alva R. Tilton of Venice, Albert E.
of Charleston, S.C, and Robert E. of Winston Salem, N.C. The family prefers that those who wish may make contributions in his nome to The Cleveland Institute of Art. Funeral service will be held Thursday, April 13 at 11 a.m. In The Wade Memorial Chapel of Lokeview Cemetery.
Friends may coll at BROWN-FORWARD, 17022 CHAGRIN BLVD. TUESDAY 7-9 P.M. AND WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. WELSH LANE J. WELSH, beloved husband of Agnes, dear father Robert Davis, grandfather of three, great of two, brother of Ferrell, George and Wilbur Welsh.
Funeral services will be held at the funeral home on Wednesday April 12 at 11 o.m. Pastor Walter 8. Heber officiating. Interment Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may coll of BERRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 7200 DETROIT AVE.
2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY. WILLIAMS JANE WILLIAMS. Memorial service will be held 7. p.m.
Thursdoy, April 13 at The Brecksville United Methodist Church, 65 Public Square, Brecksville, WILMINK See KOZEY notice. WINBIGLER ROBERT F. WINBIGLER, be loved husband of Barbara (nee Breese) lother of Kristin Ann, Steven Breese ond Scott Doug. los Winbigler, son of John and the tote Elizabeth, brother of Joseph Winbigler, Edith Schindier and Henry Winbigter. rossed away April 9.
Services will be held at the United Methodist Church of Berea, 170 Seminary Wednesday, 12 at 1 p. m. Memorial contris butions may be made to Americon Cancer Society. ZONE ELIZABETH ZONE (nee. Bo rone), age 86, devoted wife of Enrico (deceased), dearest mother Michael Sr.
(deceos ed) and John dear grandmother of 11 and great grand. mother of five, dear sister of Mrs. Cotherine Rossi. Mrs. Margaret Pasquarelli, Consiglia Ricclo and Louis Barone (all deceased).
Funeral Mass Wednesday, April 12 at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church (West). Interment Cotvary Cemetery. Family will recelve friends at THE CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME, 6204 DETROIT 24 AND 7-9 P.M.
TUESDAY. Member of The Sacred Heart Sodality. Contributions may be made fo Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church (West). In Memoriam WHITE Georgene Broodnax White 11, 1977.
So sad and sudden came the call Your death stunned and shocked us all. We wonder why you had to go And leave us here to weep. For mony silent tears are shed While others are fast asleep. But when we look at your picture, You smile and you seem to say "Don't grieve, I'm We will meet again someday. "SONS JOHN WHITE AND MARC WHITE, MOTHER MARION BROADNEX, BROTHER GEORGE BROADNEX, GRANDMOTHER JENNIE GRANT.
8 Cemetery Lots, Monuments WHITEHAVEN Pork 4 graves Masonic Section. $135 ea. 461-9047. Lost and Found, Rewards RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P.M. FOR NEXT DAY'S PLAIN DEALER CALL 344-5555 AFTER 6 P.M.
344-4860 CAT lost, black neutered mole, Coventry-Shaker Brvd. White flea collar. Reward. 371-1177 CAT lost- Euclid areo. White Persian.
Different color eyes Reword. 289. 9534. CAT lost, Lee-Harvard area, all black, mixed breed, neutered and declawed, 20 lbs. Answers to Som or Sambo, reward.
991-1587. CAT lost, mate Siamese, CoventryMoyfield area. Reward. 371-0785. CAT, lost mote, gray and white, lost in the vicinity of Heritage lage, has blue collar Reward Call CAT LOST.
Mixed brown and orange female, with white chest. Solon, near Miles Area. Lost 4-6. REWARD. 248-6447.
DOG found, German Shepherd mix. mother with female pup. 486-9265. DOG FOUND-mixed brown, white, black, recently whelped. SoionBedfora, Mar.
21. 461-4115. DOG LOST, Afghan, E. 131-Gorfield His. orea, beige, 441-7062.
DOG Lost Beagle female 9 mos. Mayfield Green area. Very long ears. has red collar. Re ward, childs dog.
291-3504, or 932- 2700 ask for Kathi. DOG Lost, black Collie, name Lady, after 10 pm. 961-5846. DOG lost, collie mix male, orange. 5.
Euclid. 382-0676 eves. DOG lost-English Springer Spaniel, temole, pedigree. Liver and white. Colorado Ave and Euclid Ave, Lo rain, Ohio.
REWARD! 1-288-8314. DOG LOST, white West Highland Terrier, femole, last seen in the Moytield area. Reward. Call 423 3141. DOGS LOST (2) Black with brown markings, King and Doc.
Lost in westside vicinity. REWARD. Call anytime. 281-5548. DOGS lost-2 Coon Hounds.
White female walkers. 1 with blue eye. Patch on ears and around eve. 130th and Sleepy Hollow Rd. Brunswick.
Reward. 631-7450. Found mostly black male puppy W. 46, near T.J. School, 961-5979.
HUBCAP Lost, Ridge and E. 9. with spinner for '63 Folcon, Reward. 842-5177. LOST female German Shepherd with license, block ond tan.
Please call Walton Hills, 467-7425. REWARD. LOST German Shepherd, mole Beige, East Side. Reward: 881-2151. LOST German shepard-collie mix, reddish-brown, 4 white paws, block mask.
Cleveland Rd.Cottage Grove area. Answers to PuppY. 932-5262. LOST male cat, white and brown Tiger striping. 9 mos.
old. reward. Cleveland Hts. Desota Compton Rds. -932-9658.
LOST: Small dog, part poodle, W. 85 area. REWARD. 651-2891, 398-2967. WEDDING Ring lost, Brookpark area.
Reward. 252-5706. Musician Band Notices A BAND, very versatile. Available tor ail occasions, 886-2083. AXUS needs lead vocolist, instrumental ability preferred.
661-6685, Mark. 641-8808 Jim. BASS player needed with of least backup vocal ability for Loke Cty. areo band. into Genesis, Steely Don, Beatles and originals.
Call Fronk. 1-352-2296 or Mickey (answering service) 1-352-6566. BASS player wonted, vocals preferred, part time. DRUMMER, exp. lounge, show, jozz.
Jeff, 884-0041, after 4 p.m. PUNK ROCK Band seeks boss lead guitar, sax. 429-0498 eves. STEEL, lead guitar player looking for working country band. 10 yrs.
experience. 531-6146. THE CONTINENTALS MARCHING BAND starts rehersals soon. Openings for college and high school band alumni of all ages, especially trombone and tuba plovers. Phone Mr.
Norris, 861-1107 weekdays, 321-5124 eves. VERY light part time light rock bond seeks mature drummer. Exp. in various styles. 531-8647.
WANTED: Boss player and keyboard for originals. Coll 321-1149. WANTED: Male Lead vocalist and lead guitar. Top 40. Port time.
After 3, 791-0914. WOULD like to form or manage team or young adult soul group, 581-6402 mornings or otter 9 p.m. Personals, Business Notices. 115 Personals, Business Notices 3 AAAAAAAAA WOMANKIND CLINIC FORMERLY BIRTHCARE CLINIC PREGNANT? FREE PREGNANCY TESTS CALL WOMANKIND, 381-4567 SOUTHEAST OFFICE, 439-2077 ASLEEP OR AWAKE PREGNANCY TERMINATION EARLY PREGNANCY TEST 24 DAYS FROM LAST PERIOD ACCURATE BEFORE MISSED PERIOD OR FREE PREGNANCY TEST 41 DAYS FROM LAST PERIOD REDUCED FEES FOR ADC CLEVELAND CENTER FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH 11955 SHAKER BLVD. 421-8600 OR AKRON CENTER FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH 1-535-9191 NON-PROFIT MEDICAL CLINIC PREGNANT? ASLEEP OR AWAKE APPOINTMENTS MADE 7 DAYS TERMINATIONS 1-24 WEEKS INSURANCE CREDIT CARDS ADC-LOW RATES CLEVELAND 281-6060 For Akron Clinic, Other Cities CALL FREE 1-800-362-1205 AAAAA Ask For Cash AAAAA OLD OR JUNK CARS Up to $500-24 hrs.
-free tow OHIO CITY 631-8310 AAA ASK FOR CASH AAA OLD OR JUNK CARS Up to $200 and Free Towing CALL TOM QUICK 961-0336 AAACON AUTO TRANSPORT AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL Almost Free All States 449-5751 $20 Allow. for AAA, Buy Diamonds And Gold EVANS 519 Prospect 621-6244 AAA relaxing message. Noon Till 7 p.m., Mon. thru Sot. 749-2966.
A A-1 Alternative PREGNANCY TERMINATION Up to 24 weeks MORNING AFTER METHOD Evenings Hours Available Free Pregnoncy Tests of 3 E. OHIO LOCATIONS INSURANCE -CHARGE PLATES Counseling for Partners NATIONAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES 10605 Chester Room 302 CLEVELAND 795-1800 TOLL FREE 1-800-362-1452 ABOUT the best auto travel deal Callt. Boston N. Y. Chl.
St. Louis U.S. DRIVEWAY 321-7733 Almost Free Travel AUTO DRIVEAWAY CO. 5111 Brookpark Rd. 351-3879 Doys Eves.
AL pays cash for wrecked or used I cors-trucks onywhere. 338-8250. To Place A Classified Ad Call 344-5555 To Cancel or Correct A Classified Ad Call 344-4200 For Newspaper Delivery Call ACCENT ON CARING PRETERM CLINIC PREGNANCY TERMINATION OUTPATIENT TUBAL LIGATION INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING COUNSELING FOR REDUCED FEES FOR ADC PREMARITAL BLOODTESTS NON PROFIT, TAX EXEMPT FREE PREGNANCY TESTS 10900 CARNEGIE AVE. PREGNANCY TESTS 9 TO 1 PREGNANCY TESTS ONLY WEST-20401 HILLIARD AVE. 10 TO 4 MON.
AND 368-1000 1 1. COLLECT CALLS ACCEPTED ADS CAN MISLEAD! PREGNANT? "Very eorly" test -15 locations In N.E. Ohio Make a Private Choice With an Informed Counselor Specialists thru 24 weeks CALL (216) 476-0140 FAMILY PLANNING A Free TV Repair estimate In home or my store. West. 941-8497.
FLA. need full-part load to and return. Apr. 15. 341-3001.
PLUMBING, BAsem*nT WATER. LEAKS, 281-9157. ALUMINUM SIDING Foremon has enough name brand material to cover homes, also 2 in solid vinyl, before season starts. I will install aluminum for 89C a sq. labor included.
But need the work 20 YEARS EXP. CALL JERRY 467-0720 AM BUYING AND SELLING CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, A ASTROLOGY readings. Mrs. James Drinkwater, 4658 State, 398-6528. AUTO INSURANCE, DWI, SR-22, LICENSE BACK.
HIGH RISK. Financial responsibility, 943-5267. AVDO B. from city of Zenice Gradisce, Yugoslavia. Call Selimo at 883-7869 day or night.
A Wooded lamps, tobles, magazines, toys, anything over 30 wanted, Call after pm. 524-4553. MA A-1 RAILROAD TIES, 8'; 944-3964. Hurry! A-1 USED railroad ties, also new ties. 729-4157, 729-4806.
BEER CANS, (410) Asking $200. Call Doug after 6pm. 247-4817 BUYING AND SELLING silver and Gold Coins and stamps. LIBERTY STAMP AND COIN. 942-1776.
BUYING AND SELLING COINS silver 350 to 1965 through 1969 halves, We need silver dollars circ's BU. Peace and Morgan-Silver Bars. Foreign coins, poper money before. 1927 and choice stamp collections. FEDERAL BRAND Pearl Rd.
Clevelond, Onio 44130 884-0701 Southland Shopping Center: BUYING ATTIC JUNK 267-2574 BUYING HUMMEL FIGURINES '73 and '77 plates 524-1127. BUYING MILITARY WAR SOUVENIRS Medals, uniforms, weapons, etc. Keep ad for future. 351-0483. CAN'T MANAGE YOUR MONEY? Free confidential help Consumer Credit Counseling, 781-8624.
A Non-i Profit Community Service. CASH for your old gold, diamonds. Rehberg's. 943-1025. CELLULOSE insulation, Cioss I.
$4. per 30 lb. bag. 431-3887. SILVER AND GOLD COINS Hy Brown, Inc.
946-3443 ARE YOU TIRED OF WAITING! I FOR GOOD HEALTH CARE OMNI Health Center: OUT-PATIENT TUBAL LIGATIONS BIRTH CONTROL VD TREATMENT vagin*L INFECTIONS FREE PREGNANCY TEST MALE URO GENITAL CARE SEXUALITY COUNSELING INFERTILITY VASECTOMIES A Tax Exempt COUNSELING CENTER 382-6050 Ste. 616 Severance Medical Arts Bldg. CHRIST IS YOUR ANSWER Dial ond listen. 382-7474. LEANT TELL will aver Rocky River 8.
DIAL A MIRACLE 351-5693 DISSATISFIED with the repair work on your TV? Call Lou, house calls only $1.50. Plus labor, and parts if needed. 671-2172, 351-1071. DO You have a car? Free towing plus cash. 461-1091.
EXHAUST SYSTEMS, Warranted. $22. Mad Hatter, 661-7555. FEMALES AN AMATEUR CONTEST WED. APRIL 12 SHOW TIME 5, 8 and 11pm FIRST PRIZE $200 SECOND PRIZE $100 $50 FOR ENTERING NEW ERA BURLESK 1614 Prosect Ave.
DOWNTOWN CLEVELAND -For intormation call 771-8288 FOAM cushions and pads cut to size. H.J. Pope Co: 226-1700. FORMER PAWNEE PUNKS in the CLEVELAND area: please call Sun. Apr.
16. 1-5PM. (513) 251-0957. Ask for: Evo or Matt Dornstouder, Randy (Red) Freeman, Gerard C. Green, or Chris Corvitti.
GET your license back fast. DWI. hit, skip, SR-22, 333-5315. GOLD $175 PER OZ. CHARLES REVENO 17 COLONIAL ARCADE.
GUNS ANTIQUES Private collector buying-237-3700. GURDJIEFF Ouspensky Center 526-6953 INCOME Tax individual, busness, INCOME Tax individual, busness, bookkeeping. East-West. 5181. INVENTORS IDEAS WANTED! Developed marketed for cash or royalties.
I. INNOVENT MARKETING Ext. 44. JAMIE relocated, please contact 361-3830. JAY VEE 1375 W.
6th ST. DISCOUNT MEN'S CLOTHING MASSAGE Licensed, separate tacilities. 621-4286, 24 341-6849. MAVERICK '70, dull blue, stolen, REWARD for information, 881-3346. MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE, RiChard Rose, author, philosopher, will give an in depth lecture on the mystical experience.
Tuesday, April 11, 1914 Lounge, Thwing Hall. CWRU. 231-3824. OHIO'5 oldest and largest. Diamond Loan Bank.
Cash for Diomonds, Gold, Coins, Gems, etc. Woodlows, 727 Prospect, 621-3925. OLD DOLLS WANTED Privote. Wed. Sat.
Sun. 944-5201 OLD POST CARDS WANTED OTHER OLD ITEMS 475-3632 PIN BALLS- Juke Box as is, $150 and up. 371-4593. A PREGNANT! BIRTHRIGHT CAN HELP YOU FREE TESTING! CONFIDENTIAL West 228-5998 East 461-2886 Parma 886-4418 REWARD for return of personal papers and clothing removed from car the night of April 4, 1978, vicinity of Elm and Main St. in the Flats, No questions asked.
Call eves. after 6PM 871-8098. RIDE wanted mornings dally fron Middleburg Hts. to Collinwood E. 152nd St.
Cleveland and return. Share expenses. 234-4753. SAME PLACE AND THE; SAME HOURS MY LOVE. SAUNA CLUB and LOUNGE Akron, 1-535-3472 will hold its shop April 21, 1978 at Holiday: Inn Beachwood, off 1-271.
4 For registration call 921-6924 eves. SOLID maple shuffleboard, 21 long 30" high with electric scoreboard. 942-6457. SUBSTANTIAL reward for information teading to copture of hit and run driver cousing accident on RT. 303, E.
of Coliseum, Fri. night, April 7. Small black car with badly damaged drivers side. If you see call 225-1272. this get license number and THICK STEAKS THIN PRICES BROWN DERBY RESTAURANT TROPHIES.
price Cleveland Trophy, Clifton. 221-9337. TV TRAINING SCHOOL is in need of donations of non-working TV's with UHF for student training. Will pickup, 391-5500. WAKE UP SERVICE.
6 AM. TO 1 AM. CALL 289-7602. WANTED: Baseball cords or other sports material, to buy, sell or trode. Call 486-1653.
WANTED-cottage type home in Boy Village orea-any condition. Call 967-0336. WANTED- Niagara massage chair, good condition. Call 961-0336. WANTED: Directories, Old 1925 to Cleveland 1955.
pav. 235-4752; 228-0510: WANTED old toy trains in any condition, 941-4877. WANT TO BUY: Sterling Silver Flatwear. Cleveland representative one of the largest and most reliable flatweor nies in the U.S. PHONE 932-4533.
WHIRLPOOL Now open at Club Baths, Men only. 961-2727. WITNESS Needed for occident on 1-71 at Ontario ramp, south, March 25 at 6 a.m. 391-5640. 31000 REWARD for the recovery of .1978 Metal Flake Silver Kawasaki KZ1000 Z-1R, KZ1000 Z-IR; 231-1261.
CLASSIFIED INDEX AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT AN REAL ESTATE Pope No, Pope No. Pope No. Antique, Classic and Collectors' Auto Ports, Repoirs, Tires Autos, Trucks for Rent or Lease. Hone Auto Reconditioning and Clean-Up Service None Custom, Modified, Competition Cars, Sale 15,16 Sole Sports and imported Cars 14 Sports and Foreign Car Ports, Accessories, Service Wanted-Autos. 17 MOTORCYCLES Motorcycles, Parts, Accessories.
TRUCKS Trucks, Trollers, Ports 16 Vons Accessorles BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Business Opportunities. 12 BUSINESS SERVICE Barter and Swop None Flowers None Musician -Band Notices Personals, Business Notices Home Repairs and EDUCATION Educational HELPS Employment AgenciesMen and Hene Employment ServiceMen and Employment Help WantedMen and Help Wonted -Domestic 10 Sales OpportunitiesMen and 10 Help Wanted -Temporary and Port Time -Men and Women Position Wanted Position Wanted- Domestic 11 Executives Available None FINANCIAL Automoblie Loons 15 Boat Loons None Finoncial. None Money to Loon 12 Money Mortgages Bought, Sold. 12 Personal Loans (Licensed) None Personal Loons (Banks) Real Estate NOTICES Cords of Thanks. Cemetery LotsDeath Notices.
Funeral Directors. None In Memoriom. Lodge None Lost and Found Monument None FOR RENT Aportment Hotels None Children Boarded None For Rent, Out-of-Town. Homes for Aged, Convolescent, Nursing 11 Hotels None Houses for Rent (East) 11 Houses for Rent 11 Rental None Rental Information Service Houses-Apts. 11 Rental Information Service Houses-Apts.
(West) None Rent Forms, Want to None Rent Apartments Rent Aportments (West) 11 Rent Furnished Aportments (East) 11 FT Rent Furnished Brook Pork, Bereo, Medina, lit Apartments (West) Middleburg Heights, Strongsville, Furniture Rentols None 14 Rent Furnished Houses (East). None Brooklyn, Parma, Brooklyn Heights, Rent Furnished Houses 11 Parma Heights, Rent Garages, Storage North Rent Housekeeping Seven Hills, Brecksville, Rent Housekeeping (West). None Broadview Heights, Rent Rooms, Board (East) Independence, 13 Rent Rooms, Board (West) Suburban Property Rent Suburban 11 Rent Vacation Places Shaker Heights, University Shore Heights, Cleveland 4: Heights, Beachwood RECREATIONAL NEEDS East, Euclid, Northeast, East Cleveland, 12 Northfield, Sagamore Hills, Bicycles, Parts, Accessories Macedonia, Twinsburg, Hudson, Beats- Marine Auroro, Suburban 12 Supplies 17 Southeast, Garfleid Heights, Camper, Motor Home Mople Heights, Bedford, Rentals 14 Warrensville Heights 13 Comping and Travel Trailers, Willowick, Willoughby, Motor Homes, Eastlake, Mentor, 13 16 South Euclid, Lyndburst, Richmond 17 Heights, Highlond Heights, Snowmobiles and Mayfield, Moyfield 12 All-Terrain None Pepper Pike, Orange, Moreland HIlls, Solon, Chogrin Falls, WANTED TO RENT Suburbon Hunting Property Volley, Gates 12 Want Furnished None East, Northeast Want Furnished Houses None Sale Farms and Acreage Wont Housekeeping Rooms None None Sole Wanted Lots, Real Residential. 12 Want Rooms, Wont Suburban Property None Wont to Rent 11 11 MISCELLANEOUS Wont to Rent Want Rent Gorges, Born. Hone Antiques, Sole, 17 Auctions 17 INDUSTRIAL -COMMERCIAL Comeros Photographic and Equipment 17 Commercial Property 12 C8's Electronic Equipment and.
Office Space 12 Systems, Radios Investment Property Clothing. Furs, Repairs Industrial Construction Equipment Sites, Industriai Diomonds, Jewelry. and Commercial. 12. Dogs, Pets, Supplies Basem*nt Sales REAL ESTATE Horses, Hobbles, Crofts Stables, and Cottages, Sites, 12.
Lawn, Stock and Equipment 17 Exchange Real None 12 Form 17 Garden, Home Moblie Homes and ParkS 13 Machinery, Tools, Motors, Moving and Storage None Pets Grooming- Hondling Equipment Out-of- Town Real Estate. 13 Real Estate 12 Sales Pianos, Home Musical Furnishings Instruments West, Southwest Clevelond 14 Lakewood, Rocky River, Foirview, Sole and Miscellancous Appliances Westloke, Avon, Avon Lake, North Stereo, HI-FI and Components 13 Cimsted, Sheffleld Lake, Olmsted Store Typewriters, and Office Office Fixtures Machines Falls, N. 14 Wonted Miscellaneous 17 i. A TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADS ONLY Cal 344-5555 DEADLINES Word ads of the Morning The Home Plan Dealer Magazine received until 2 until 5 p.m. daily.
For For the Sunday Plain until p.m. Friday Deoler 8:00 p.m. Friday For The Mo: day Plain Dealer until 5 p.m. Saturday To CANCEL OR CORRECT CLASSIFIED ADS ONLY CALL 344-4200 Sunday Before 8 p.m. Friday For Monday Before 5 p.m.
Sunday Other days Before 5 p.m. preceding day Except "Saturday" The Home Magazine Before 2 p.m. Friday When canceling an ad. cancellation number will be given to you. No ollowance on claims canceled without number.
ADJUSTMENT OF ERRORS It is the responsibility of the Advertiser to check coch insertion of on odvertisem*nt. On successive run advertisem*nts no adiust. ments will-be made by the publisher for errors not corrected after the first day advertisment appears. The Ploin Dealer accepts no hability or responsibility for failure to insert on advertisment. The Plain Dealer occepts no liability for.
any error in an advertisment, regardless of cause, except for the 3 cost of the space actually occupied by the error. No copy changes will be accepted for any advertisments for which the matchmaker rate is charged. Publisher reserves the right to revise or reject, at its option, any advertisem*nt deemed objectionable by the Publisher in subject matter, phraseology or composition, or to classify any adver. tisem*nt. BOX 1801 Address Superior All Plain Dealer Cleveland, Box Ohio Replies 44114 to The Plain Dealer, 4 J-.
