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fcl'NDAY. MAKCH 21. Till; IMJI AI'OUS I All SI.C. 1 PAGE 9 Funtral Announcement I Deofh Notices i7 funerol Directors 7 Funeral Directors 8 Die, 12 Hurl In Firebombing Of Bar; Suspect Is Being Held ervices AT I Mrs. Ollit L.

(AKW, Mn. Rub Henri' HOUU Mr4. Gertrude D. LUKAhlK, Mr. WillMin J.

MlSTt TF, Mr. Vr TURNS, Mr. Edith G. BUCHANAN Confidence You may select Shirley Brothers with the confidence that you will have a free choice in funeral arrangements and costs. Shirley Brothers offers one high standard of service for all regardless of the price level chosen.

MITCHUL I Hie Hie. mother fli'd lories Mll'hll, LiM HiU'C. and Janice Moon, sclrr tvrin MiMifCl rKi CiilMii 16 uranrjr hiidren, gif-rtj. grand' hi Idren, piv.r-d way ihucd iy 10 a.m ARLISLL 8. SON FUNI.KAL CHAPEL, Mwies-viile.

Friends may call alier 2 pm s.urid'iy. PARIS Mrs. Susie Pans, years, of 504 (nesiriut Syracuse, New York, Passed Frirj.r bnlovco mother ot Mrs. Rita Tnpi, Indianapolis, Mcs. Antoinette Lang, Indianapolis, Mis.

Mary ot Balh, New York, Mis. Pii.e Baldissano, N. Y. City, Mrs. Grace Rose of Syracuse, New Y'irk, and Mr.

John Cliillelo of New York Cily, brother ot Mr. Peter Co-lenne, Indianapolis, 20 grandchildren Services 10 a.m. at n. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME, 504 E. National Ayenue.

Friends may cali 1 10 9 Sunday. P.AYLE Mi. Frank A. Rayle, age 67 years, of 36 N. Gibson, husband of Pauline C.

Rayle, father ot Mrs. Jack (Carolyn) Coy, Mis. Galen (Naoma; Gil, and James L. Rayle, grandfather ot 10, great-grandfather of 1, brother of Beulah Martin, Mrs. Gladys Kessler Conn and the Idle Foy Rayle Funeral Monday Marrh 25, 10 a SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 537? E. Wash SI. Calling anylime. REDELMAN I KIJIV A I SERVICE ABBOTT, Mr. Ralph McDOWELL, Mr.

Robert Jack RAYLfc, Mr. Frank A. RE DBLMAN, Mr. Freeland ROBERTS, Mils Roiemar (A Q. FUNERALS A.

Seventy-si Years I Death Notices G. H. HERRMANN COPLLANL) Olin Copeland, age 61, 2109 Carroll ton, passed away Wednesday, father Mr. Freeland A priimdn n. of Mrs.

Geraldine Youngbioud, Chita go, brother of Mrs. fctnel L. Cafjle- ton, and Mrs. Sadie M. Turner, uncle ot Thelma and William Keys.

Services yens, 1918 h. Euclid, husband of Marlha H. Redelman, father ol Dolores Edens, grandfather of Clifford J. Edens, brother ot Miss Georgia M. Pedelman and Frank Redelman Funeral Tuesday, March 26th, 10 a SHIRLEY BRIT, nocyti ru.o I Air-Condithned 5141 Madison Ave rSj EL, 4565 E.

10th St. Calling after 3 LjJvli. CT iXyj 1505 5. Fast (Ap wirephotos) HRLMEN THY TO SAVE LIVES AS DEAD AND INJURED LIE TOGETHER AT ENTRANCE TO CABOOSE BAR 1 iX 632-8488 i Geo. H.

Herrmann Mrs. G. H. Herrmann k.ni. aunuay.

RENTSCH Marie Renlsch, passed away Thursday, mother of Joan Butlin, of Cal Elaine Gould, of New Whileland, Ind, Carolyn Sue Boynlon, ot Debbie Richard, of and Verg Crutch-field, of Kokomo Funeral services Monday 2 p.m. at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th SI. Calling after 2 pm. Sunday.

Burial Washington Park East. ROBERTS Miss Rosemary Roberts, daughter of Mrs. Ruth E. Roberts; sisler of Mr. Wayne W.

Roberts. Memorial services Monday, March 25, 4 p.m., Downey Avenue christian rhih Grlmtcmer Funeral Home, Inc. dent of an apartment above the bar, said he was starting to make supper when he "opened up the front door and all I saw was smoke. I slammed the door shut, got on the telephone and dialed 911 (the police emergency number) telling them the Caboose was on fire. "They told me it was all taken care of," Buckmiller said.

"They must have had an alarm before I turned it in. Then I went down the back and ran." The dead and injured were taken to Alientown General, Osteopathic and Sacred Heart hospitals. (UPI) New Beautiful Spacious Chapel 632-5374 ment on what precipitated the bombing, but sources told the Alientown Call-Chronicle it followed an argument. (AP) Fire officials said the victims were trapped against the locked door after flames blocked the front. The a including one woman, were found crowded against the bolted door and were pronounced dead on arrival at several city hospitals.

Russell Buckmillcr, a resi- neV Ave. Contributions may be made Monday 1 p.m. at Grealer Galilee Bantist Churtcn. Burial New Crown Calling at the church afler 6 p.m. WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME SERVICE.

CROSBY Dr. Allen W. Crosby, 78 years, 2716 Baltimore husband ot Mrs. Laura Louise Crosby, stepfather of Mrs. Margaret Louise Miller, and Sidney C.

Greer, 5 qrandcchildren, passed awav Friday. Services Wednesday I p.m. St. Paul Methodist Chucch. I Crown Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call at the church 6 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. KING KING SERVICE. DORftELL Leslie E. Dorrell, 64 N.

14th Beech Grove, husband of Thelma, falher of Annetta Pence, brother of Ralph and Merrill Dorrell. Services Monday 2 p.m. Beech Grove United Methodist Church. Calling at LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. EISER Mr.

George I. Eiser, age 67, of 3952 Parker Court. Beloved husband of Esther Ann Eiser, city; father ot Carole Andrews, Greenfield; 2 grandsons. Passed away Friday. Private funeral service Monday, 10 a.m., at GRIN-STEINER FUNERAL HOME, 1601 E.

New York. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. GROVES Raymond A. Groves, 70 years, 1725 Union, beloved husband of Florence Groves, father of James A. Groves, 3 qrandchildren, brother of Audrey Scul-ley, Alice Albright, and Jean Groves, passed away Saturday.

Funeral Tuesday 1 p.m. attheG.H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

Monday. HARRIS Mr. Fred Harris 24, 2851 Wash. father of Ronald, son of Helen, brother of Julian, Edward, Dean, Mi mic rsuwmary rcorwris memorial Scholarship Fund, c-o the Downey ros's'ece" shirley ROSENBAUM Mr. Chris Pncnnhjiim OO formerly of 303 W.

Hill' Valley Established 1854 1601 E. NEW YORK loiirei uc ivus. joMnn s. tmst, Mrs. Erna Hudman, 10 grandchildren, 2 oieat-aranrtchilrlrnn njeca ana, oar- urday.

Funeral Monday I p.m., G. H. Harold D. Ungir, Prat. F.

E. Gibson, Vlce-Pris. ncrcunrCBINrv MAUI50N AVENUE FUNERAI HI-IME Big Convoy Reaches Cambodian Capital magisuil Avenue Friends Invited. 5 In Memoriams FROM AP And UPI A lien town, Pa (AP) Eight persons were killed yesterday when a man tossed a gasoline can into a bar and ignited the gas with a match, fire officials said. At least 12 persons in the bar were injured, officials said, six of them critically.

A policeman and a fireman suffered smoke inhalation. A man was apprehended shortly after the blaze and was being held pending the filing of charges. His identity was not released. Deputy Fire Chief James Thompson said there were about 20 persons in the bar when the fire broke out. "The guy took a five-gallon can of gasoline with two gallons in it, dumped some on the floor, left the can and threw a match in it," said Fire Chief Melvin Keyser.

"I understand the man is now in police custody. I'd say he's around 25 years old." Keyser said the Caboose Bar, a three-story brick building on North 6th Street, was 5 In Memoriams SCHUH VlOla M. Srhnh ana 70 nno tr mother of Mrs. Gladys S. Bud- BOWERS In loving memory of WILLIAM N.

BOWERS Who passed away March 24, 1956. We have only your memory, dear mflr9aw B. Stinson, and Mrs Ruth Anna Claus, Fredrick W. and Dr. PriWarrl To remember our whole lives through grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren, STEVENS In lovi no memory of EMMA J.

STEVENS Who passed away March 23, 1971 Peacefully sleeping, resting at last The world's weary troubles and trials are past In silence she suffered, in patience she bore Till God called her home to suffer no more Sincere and true in heart and mind Beautiful memories she left behind. Daughter Betly our me sweerness will linger forever. As we treasure the image of you. Daughter and Sons BOWERS In loving memory of ui vvaner and John Lentz, passed away Saturday. Time of service later, CONKLE SERVICE, 241-6333.

STRAYER Mr. Royce Strayer, age 39, 8138 Poe" D- Lawrence, husband ot Mrs. Doris Strayer, father ot Mrs. Joire mp AAieoe WILLIAM N. BOWERS Who passed away March 54, 1954.

Gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed by -Wife and Children 7 Funeral Directors chael, Brian, Bobbie, Richard and itemed? alio Tamara Strayer, son of Russell ABDON FUNERAL HOME 1509 PROSPECT AVE. 638-1474 Maurice Harris, Lawrence Coleman, Mrs. Lovie M. Brandon, Mrs.

Vanessa Taylor, Dorothy, Erma, Diann, and Retta Harris, passed Fridav. Services oiroyui, si cp son of Mrs. Mabel Strayer, passed away Thursday. Serv-ces Sunday 2 p.m. APPLEGET LAWRENCF mc-iptiiadv U-Year-OU Set To Open LP.

Office Marc Griffin, 17-year-old justice of the peace at Greenwood, yesterday said he will open his office tomorrow for docket listings. Griffin, who will be 18 on May 25, said he probably will hold his first court sessions at 9 a.m. Saturday inn his office at 9000 South Meridian Street. The teen-ager said his action was approved by Johnson County commissioners and County Attorney James Young yesierday. Group To Help N.

F. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME Tuesday 1 p.m. Union Baptist Church, 42nd at Pendleton Pike. 504 NATIONAL AVE. 784-3546 Phnom Penh, Cambodia (AP) The largest Mekong River supply convoy to reach the capital in more than six months brought ammunition, food and fuel to the capital last night, the Cambodian command said.

On the fighting front, government troops made little headway in their effort tore-take the rebel-held provincial town of g. Villagers southeast of the capital said the Communist-led insurgents slaughtered at least 20 persons, many of them women and children. The convoy, consisting of five cargo ships, four fuel tankers and 17 barges, began arriving at Phnom Penh at dusk. The ships had weathered insurgent rocket and machine gun fire along a 15-mile stretch of the 65-mile journey from the South Vietnamese border. No casualties and only minor damage were reported.

In the battle for Oudong, military sources said more troops and armored vehicles would be sent to secure the Kompong beachhead while other forces push west towards Oudong. The town fell Monday to the rebels. Oudong, 23 miles from Phnom Penh, has little strategic value but considerable religious and historic importance for Cambodians. It was the royal capital 31)0 years ago. COOK In loving memory of MARGARET MAYETTA COOK for her birthday March 21st The rolling stream of time flows on But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice, the smile Of mother, who once sat there.

The flowers, we lay upon your grave May wither and decay, But the love we have for you, dear Will never fade away, A loving mother, so true and kind No friend on earth like her we find; For all of us she did her best, May God grant her eternal rest. Son and Daughters THOMAS Flossie B. Thomas, age 83, mother of "ii.m mac unsamer, grandmother of Dian xnri ci.i. greaf-grandmother of Ann Blueher, gutted by the fire, which was brought under control in 20 minutes. Authorities declined com 3520 Mann Rn.ri piemen ano urena Steele, passed away Friday.

Services Monday 1:30 m. PASCO MEMORIAL MORTUARY, Greenfield, Friends call at anytime. WINBURN mum. H.OVD West Morrn Street 5950 N. High School Boad triends may call after 3 p.m.

Monday at the SUMMERS FUNERAL CHAPEL. HERALD Mr. Arthur J. Herald, 77 years, 1330 N. husband of Mrs.

Frida Herald, father of Robert Herald, Ohio, Joseph Herald, Mrs. Mary Es-lick, Terre Haute, Mrs. Agnes Ben-ken, Lebanon, and Lawrence Herald, city, brother of Jacob Herald, city, and Sr. Aqnes Raphael, S.P. St.

Mary of the Wocds, 29 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday 9:45 a.m. FEE-NEY-KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridi-nan at 19th 10 a.m. St. Peter Paul Cathedral Catholic Church.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call afler 12 noon Monday. Rosary 8 pm. Monday, afler 2 p.m.

Monday. HASTINGS MrS. Uactinn, an. LL CRAVENS In loving memory of Dear Mother IDA CRAVENS Who passed away March 25, 1959. Though her smile is gone forever, And her hand we cannot touch We will never lose sweet memories Of the one we loved so much.

Children Mrs. Maxine V. Winburn, age 51, R. R. 7, Box 733, Greenwood, wife Or Arthur, mnlw HISEY TITUS 951 N.

DELAWARE 631-4540 i wr ryirs. janice Llewelyn, Greenwood, grandmother of JORDAN FUNERAL HOME 636-430S 2428 E. 10th 636-4304 ou rameia Llewelyn, Greenwood, daughter cf Mr. aod Mrs. CUtr Qti.rrt.!,-.

i ELLER -ln loving memory ot our granddaughter of Mrs Nettie LEPPERT COPELAND MORTUARY 740 E. 86th St. (317) B44-3966 mother, RUTH P. ELLER Who passed away March 23, 1970 We miss you, Mom. Harry and Mary Statistics iiiumis, sisier of vervl and Dale Sturdevant, Indpls also suivived by 6 nieces and 14 nephews, ttcaulify School DANIEL F.

O'RILEY Funeral Home IU' t-nenos may 6107 HIGHWAY 31 SOUTH 787-1331 The George Washington beloved mother of Mrs. Betty 1308 Prospect St. Services Monday From Official Records FOOTE In loving memory of CHARLES U. FOOTE Who passed away March 26, 1967. As long as hearts remember, As long as dear ones care We cannot lose the ones we love, They are with us everywhere.

High School Freedoms Fouri m.iii niierment Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. aim vvtiiiam nasnngs, oorn ot Indpls. also survived by 10 grandchildren, sister of Helen Wilkinson of El Paso, dation chapter will promote a school beautification day at ife, Son and Daughter 11:35 p.m., 3903 North New Jersey 3 Cord of Thanks CHI If In Inuinn mnmnrw nl the school, April 8. S'pccial Spring Programs At 2 Sites Readied Registration for special-interest spring programs at. Krannert Community Center and South Eastway Park will begin April 1.

Sponsored by the Indianapolis Department of Parks and Recreation, the six-week sessions at South Eastway Park, 5600 South East County Line Road, will start April 15. There will be nature crafts, archery, wilderness camping, gardening, field trips and environmental workshops. BIRTHS Community Hospital Boy-Tandy, Robert and Cynthia. Girls-FRANCIS, Andrew and Francint; aireer. Television.

11:38 p.m., 12 North Walcott Street, television, slereo. Irvington S342 E. Wash. Northeast 2530 Station Lawrence 8051 E. 48th Main Office 546-1564 CLARK We wkh iTTTJTTT Trees and flower and grass cere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kind- Yesterday seeds are being donated by ROBERT W.

STIRLING Mmrtu, perd ano Mary Rae. Hendricks County Hospital 12:30 a.m., 1546 Hoefeen Street, jewelry, 1420-22 PROSPECT 632-6576 Hillsdale Landscape Nurscr jri.icjoinr anQ flora tributes extended to us af the passing Girti FIELDS, Ernest and Nancy; ies 7800 Shadeland Ave cum cunecnon. 12:45 a.m., 3740 Station Street, televi sion, stereo. 7 a.m.. 3927 North Auriuhnn Pnarf.

t6n "'-jvw nuniiu alia rarner, THAiri i i FREIDA ELIZABETH FULK For her birthday March 25. She passed away March 15, 1974. This will be a sad day for all, Bui you heeded Gods gentle call. Your loving husband Gene, Daughter Betty, Grandchildren, Brolherand Sisters. "JOHNSON In loving memory of Our Husband and Father, ROY A.

JOHNSON Who passed away Mar. 24, 1972 Sadly missed by -Wife and Children rviMKium, Larrf ano ianora. Marion County General Hospital nue. ROYSTER ASKIN 2310 W. WASHINGTON 637-4308 STEVENS MORTUARY 3136 W.

16th St. 636-0125 Girls WALKER. Keith anit pnim nleesp'ciafy wis to thank the County 1:32 p.m., 1002 East Troy Avenue, slereo. LAUDIG, Jerry and Claudette; MANN, Members of the group will uaim ano unrisnne; bullett, Michael i.c. T- i "lucr or Mtoenans, Falhers Kster, Wllmo Hartzer and Schafer and Schoett and nn STOLEN VEHICLES Yesterday participate in the annual Dog ana ueora.

St. Francis Hospital USHER FUNERAL HOME 2313 W. WASHINGTON S32-9352 Mortuary for tha wood caravan to the nurseries 3:30 a.m., 42 North Gray Street, brown dwi ituKmnN, Micnaei ana PAir ai i yo mcviuivr iwo-ooor, ivkous. UCICU. 1 1 florists, Memorials HOLLINGSWORTH, John and Keel FOLEY, James and Sherrv.

Apr. 6. The caravan will Wife and Family, 4:30 a.m. 2000 Wendy Lane, white 1961 Girls REIN ACKER, George and Pau Foro convertible, 40L9612. leave from the 2700 block of JONES We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, la, ruutiit, Donald and Stephanie; 11:15 a.m., 22S South Dearborn Street, KING In loving memory of My Husband CLYDE KING Who passed away March 24, 1972.

I have lost my soul's companion, A lite linked with my own; And day by day I miss him more, As I walk through life alone. Wife, Mary The spring program at the yeiiow ivov t-oro iwo-ooor, 49E2985. North Illinois Street at 8:45 a.m. menus ano neignDors tor the kindness, prayers, sympathy and floral tributes extencfpH In uc at th 12 noon, 3100 Orchard Terrace, while I "Soy I wifh'flowefs'' Uof" uulSCfJtRmnwf 2457 MADISOI 786-0431 itoj rorg conveniDie, 4VV5U5. ui uui wciuvcu rnui reel 12:05 P.m., 2200 South Oiforil CARPI tnMCC green 1964 Oldsmobile tour-door.

Avium. ano tstner Lappm, Port Charlotte, Fla. Friends may call after 12 noon Sunday. Funeral services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. at the ROBERT STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect.

Interment Washington Park East. Corinthian Chapter No. 456 O.E.S. services 7:30 p.m. Monday.

Friends invited. HOUSER Mrs. Gertrude D. Houser, 7148 N. Tuxedo.

Sister of Mrs. Marie (Mayme) Ross and Mrs. Helen Tom-hnson. Passed away Friday. Funeral Monday morning, 9:30 o'clock, FLAN-NER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY, and 10 o'clock, St.

Pius Catholic Church. Friends invited. Recitation of Rosary, 8 p.m. Sunday. HORUNOWYCZ Mr.

Basil W. entered into rest Thursday, aqe 70. Husband of Mrs. Lillian M. Horunowycz; father of Mrs.

Jane Vondersaar; grandfather of 6, great-qrandtather of brother of Miss Natalia Horunowycz. Funeral services Monday, 12:30 p.m., HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Michigan followed by additional funeral services at 1 p.m. in the funeral home with services to follow at St.

Stephen's Bulgarian Orthodox Church, 1:50 p.m. 1435 N. Medford Ave. Friends may call anytime. Funeral prayers.

Sunday at 6 p.m. KOLKER Mr. Fred A. Kolker, 76 years, 2729 Radclifte Av, beloved husband of Dorothy father of Mary Jean Maxwell, and grandfather ot Mike, John, Andrew, and Chris Maxwell, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday 9:15 a.m., G.

H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Av. 10 a.m., St Patrick Catholic Church. Recitation of Rosary 8 p.m. Monday.

Friends may call alter 6 p.m. Sunday. KREINBAUM nKiuni, Hinson and Henrietta. St. Vincent Hospital Boys Ma YFI ELD, Mannig and Pamah ette; I Lynn and Brendai O'BRIEN, Paul and Mary; YOUNG, Dav id and Susanne.

Girl CLARK, Charles and Carol, Coleoian Hospital Boy-SPARKS, Larry and Linda. GirK BAKftR, Max and Donna. Hospital 1 p.m., 2750 Barnes Avenue, white 1968 We especially wish to thank the Rev. Ross Gluff, and Rev. Lavern Wing, members of Broadway Baptist Church, Applegate Lawrence Mortuary for their kind services rennWMi i-iannh.

ruig iwu-ooor, eysoi. SCHAEFER MONUMENT CO. KISSELMAN In loving memory of HARRY KISSELMAN BUD KISSELMAN Who passed away March 25, 1973. Though their smile is gone forever, And their hand we cannot touch We will never lose sweel memories. Of the ones we loved so much.

Don Kisselman and Family 3-W5 Grareland Ave. ICI9 flIIU 3UC1S. 14 Mousoleiims, Lots LACY To our kind friends, neighbors and relatives we wish to express our sincere appreciation tor svirtoaihe ic at Boys-ROACH, Michael and Sherry; tention, beautiful floral tributes and 2 CEMETERY lots. Wash Park Easl, Masonic seclion. Cedars of Le- hanon.

Will sacrifice 357-0167. otner courtesies at the passing of 20 Lost and found CM-BUYS PARSLEY LACY OUR BELOVED MOTHER AND SISTER. We are most appreciative and wish to thank Rev. H. C.

Riech- KISSELMAN In loving memory of HARRY KISSELMAN BUD KISSELMAN Who passed away March 25, 1973. You left us a beautiful memory. But a sorrow too great to be told. To us who loved you and lost you Your memory will never grow old. Wife and Family Reward for return of sm.

brown enback for his consoling message, of LE and Local No. 447, New Krannert center, 605 South High School Road, will begin April 8, with classes in crafts, bridge, riflery, flower-arrang-ing, judo and karate, tennis, yoga and numerous adult sports activities. Persons wishing to enroll at South Eastway can call 861-5167. Registration for the Krannert programs will be held at the community center April 1 through 6. Bowcn To He Speaker Governor Otis R.

Bowen will be the principal speaker Tuesday at a 7:30 meeting of the Washington Township Republican Club in the Broad Ripple American Legion Post hall, Street and College male part Chihuahua. Wearino. Bethel Needle Club, Acton Chapter 173 of the OES, Delta Sigma Kappa Upsilon Chapter for kind services ren yellowish-tan collar. Ans. to uns ana ts.ler; CHISMAR, Michael and Julia; YaTES, Gary and Minnie; MONROE, Gregory and Roberta; NOVAK, George and Marilyn.

'i-AJANG0' v'in n0 Nancy; SHIPP, David and Pamela; BRIGGS, Clarence and Ruby; HENRY, David and Susan; ANDERSON, Duane and Eluabelh. Police Kuns TIME LISTED IS TIME REPORTED PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS Friday 1:17 p.m., Street and Park Avenue, Health Careers Parley Planned Indiana Health Careers will conduct a day-long conference and workshop Tuesday at Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler University for more than 1,000 high school students and guidance conselors from across the state. Elmer Friman, Indiana University School of Medicine director for medical educational resources, will keynote the opening session. Mock surgery will be viewed by participants in the final session. Charlie Missina since 3-2 1 TILacyFarninA SESSONS The lamifyot KRUG In loving memory of my husband MERLE Who passed away March 24, 1967.

Today brings memories of my loved one gone to rest. He will never be forgotten. Jean. Eastgate area. Children grieving 356-7762.

JAMES O. SESSONS wishes to acknowledge with deep ap-pceciation the kindness, sympathy and beaulilul lloral tributes extended by our relatives, friends and neighbors in Viiell Galther 9101 North Park our time of bereavement. We especially wish to thank those who acted as pallbearers, the ministers and the S50 REWARD for information leading to the recovery of the contents ot a black Samsonite brief cose. Picked up late Wed. night at Weir Cook baagaoe area.

Phone Mike Boeke eves and weekends. 881-3563, wkdays, 787-321 1. Mvenue, Apr. neao. Miss Anna Kreinbaum, 5131 N.

Col 5:06 p.m., New York Street and Temple LAMB In loving memory of Our Brother CLYDE J. LAMB Who passed away March 26, 1957 Though his smile Is gone forever, And his hand we cannot touch, We will never lose sweet memories, Ot the one we loved so much. Your Sisters Helen, Edna, Addie and Ruth Conkle Funeial Home tor their kind services rendered and all who assisted in any way. Avenue, Roger Underwood, 11, 274 South Onlord Street, leg. 4: OS p.m., Pendleton Pike and ShaHsianii The Family of James O.

Sessons. Avenue, Jack N. Hushes, 17, 7V1J East SEXTON- LOST: SML black short hair dog while on chest, red collar, tans reward, Vic. Emerson and English eves. 3 5 7-54 1 4 I wish to express my sincere apprecia eetn street, shoulder, Yesterday 1 Death Notices ABBOTT Mr.

Ralph Abbott, aqe 81 years, of 1330 N. Linwood, husband ot Kathryn Abbott, father of Winfred A. and Gilbert A. Abbolt, grandfather of 5, great-grandfather of 16, brother of Mrs. Lelia Lambert and Carl C.

Abbolt. Funeral Tuesday, March 26. I p.m. SHIRLEY BROS DREXEL CHAPEL, 4665 E. 10th St, Calling ATKINS Mrs.

Ollie Atkins, 2308 Mayfair wife of Mr. John H. Atkins, mother of Mrs. Joan Nuqent and Mr. Hugh H.

Alkins, grandmother of Douqlas H. Alkins, passed away Friday Funeral Monday morning 11 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN RROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sunday. BERLING William E.

Berling, 61 years, 1044 E. 75lh St. husband of Mrs. Jotini Berling, step-father of Slierri R.Wobb, and Trad M. Evans, I grandson, brother of Rev.

Alban Paster of SI. Francis XIV Xavier Poseyvllle, and Mrs. George Compton, Tipton passed away Saturday. Funeral services Tuesday 8, 9:30 a.m. FtrE-NEY-HORNAK MORTUARY, 7t5l St.

at Keystone, 10 a.m. Immaculate Heart ot Mary Catholic Chruch. Infer-menl SI. Joseph Cemetery, Decatur, Ind. Friends may rail atler 12 noon Monday.

Rosary 8 a.m. Monday. BORDER Donald Lee Border, 48 years, 4506 S. Keystone, beloved husband of Nelda Bolder, father ot Ann Marie, Karen, Peggy and Don Border, son of tlhel Border, brother of Mrs. Betly Petler-son, Jennelta Tansrotl, Jewell Van-Sitkle, Mildred Moon, Chailene Le-men, Donna Price, Robert and Fred Border, passed away Friday.

Funeral Tuesday 9:15 a.m. at the HFRRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1S0S S. East and 10 a m. at SI. Church.

Recitation of Rosaiy Monday JO p.m. Friends may call after II a.m. Monday. Contributions may be made to the Boy's Club Assn ot Indpls. tion to our relatives, triends, and neighbors tor the kindness, prayers, 3:10 a.m., 29th and Pennsylvania sympathy ond floral tributes extended LOST BRITTANY Spaniel Brown and White Anprox 35 lbs.

Ans to "Heather," vie of 34th-High School Rd. 299-7495 alter 4 p.m. lege, passed away Thursday. Funeral service later. Sisler ot Mrs.

Mary E. Knue, deceased. FEENEY-KIRBY MORTUARY, 923-3331. LECHNER Mr. Edwin H.

Lechner, 86 years. Falher of Mrs. Horlense Purnhaqen, Mrs. Gertrude Delia-Henna; brother ot Mrs. Marian Ferguson and Mr.

Robert H. Lechner; grandfather of Mis. Judith Henninger and Frank Della-Penna: 2 great-giandchildren, all ot clly. Passed away Friday. Funeral 9:30 a.m.

Monday FEENEY-KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19lh 10 a.m., St. Andirw's Catholic Church. Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call anytime. at the passing ot my beloved husband, Minifpe Sexton.

I especially wish to thank Rev. Wm. D. Koehnlien. Also Pr.

Weber and the Dorsey-Feeney Mortuary tor their kind seivices LOST: Walker hound, vie 56lh-Ar-lington, brown-blk-white, ans to "Clover." Reward. 353-2504. streets, Joe. L. Johnson, 37, 2838 Central Avenue, arm and chest; Joseph A.

Alon, 23, Philadelphia, head and internal; Debbie Murphy, 18, R. R. 2, Greenlield, facial; Larry J. Lucas, 20, R. R.

Greenlield, head; Debbie J. Albriqht, 18, 415 South Pennsylvania Street, rib and knee; Randy L. Thomas. 23. s.

d. i hh ii -Wile Lillian Sexton NORMAN -In loving memory ot BETTE JO NORMAN Who left us 4 years ago March 21, 1970. We never lose the memory of the one we love so dear. Mother, Dad and Brother PHILLIPS-ln loving memory of ELMER D. PHILLIPS SR.

Who passed away seven years ago. March 21, 1967. When the evening shades are falling. And we are sitting all alone. In our hearts there comes a longing.

If he only could come home. Sadly missed by wife Louise and Children. WHITE-We wish to extend ouc Greenlield, Internal. heacttelt thanks and appreciation for 4:40 a.m., 28th Street nrf Sherman the ads of kindness, messages ot Drive, James L. Jones, SO, J31t Norm 1 -ml Vj y.

sympathy and beaulilul floral offerings received from our kind friends and neighbors and to H. W. Moore Arling ton Chapel and all others who assist Lost black leather and brown fur ladies billfold. N.E. Side, 6J3-1182 days, 897-6349 alter 3u LOST: Male Lynn Point Siamese? Striped face and tail, while body.

Reward. 925-0335. LOST: DACHSHUND, blk-brn, tent" ale, answers to Bobbie. Vic Arling-lon-12th. 356 3538 att 4.

LOST: St. Bernard, fem, 6 itiosT brown and white markings, ans to "Toolsie Call 542-9072Reward. LOST: S-mo-oirj black Labrador Retriever, blue collar, 46th-Cnllenden aiea. all 283-1653. LOST since March t.

Lg wirehaired teirier, vie East Kessler. 255-1359. Reward. ed In so many ways during our recent beieavenienf. The Wh'le Family Sherman Drive, head.

1:40 a.m., 16th Street and Lesley Avenue, Frances D. Hlllin, S4, 6170 Hampton Drive, leg. CITY ROBBERIES Friday 1 1200 North Meridian Street, change, 3 P.m., Michigan Strait and Alton Ave. 5 In Memoriams RATCLIFF-ln loving memory ot J. ROM RATCLIFF Who passed away March 22, 1973 In memory, a daily thought.

In heart, a secret sonow. Wite and Family Mcdowell Mr. Robert Jack McDowell, qc 53, ot 6710 Pleasant Run N. husband ot Patricia J. McDowell, father of Robert Jack McDowell II, brother of Eail McDowell, nephew of Mrs.

Boutah and Mrs. Mamie Purcell. Prayers Monday, Mar.h 26, 10:.0 a.m. SHIRLEY BROS. PREXt-L CHAPEL, 4.565 E.

10th with funeral mass II a.m. Holy Spirit Caiholic Church. Church prayers Sunday 8 p.m. Friends inav call alter 1 p.m. Sunday.

McNeil nue, lis. 3 p.m., 11th Street and Holmes Avenue. 13. p.m., 1100 Roosevelt Avenue. AITKEN In loving iiu'iikii ol SUSAN AITKEN For her 17th birthday March J4th 1 see your face in floating clouds In laindinps tailing, Night winds calling You meant more than woild to me, too Unci.

I licue von and miss vol! SO. LOST: Year-old female Irish Setter. cash. 11:30 p.m, eoo North Wlnlleld Street "Fadia," March 7, a in a and Washington. Silver choker.

Rewaid, cash. ROEDER In loving memory of, CARL E. ROEDER Who passed away March 28, 1968. As long as hearts remember, As long as dear ones caie, We cannot lose the ones we love. They ate with us everywhere.

Sadly missed by. Sister Stella, niece Delia and Biothei-in-law Lee Fouty. 637-8346. 11:10 P.m.. 1300 North Delaware Street.

Mr. Alan M. McNeil, 5259 E. 77th husband ot Mis. Helen McNeil, $7.

LOST: All whl female dog, 'i Elk- Dennis hound, vie W. 146lh-fcflgle Creek. RE- Yesterday 2 a.m.. Steak and Foot Kitchen, enl tamer ot Steven McNeil, Mary Charlotte and Ellen Mi Nail. naicseH awau AMBROSE In 873 3159.

LOST: Golden RatrTever, vie oTKllT loving memory ot North Pennsylvania Street, cash. Friday Memorial Services Sunday after. HOWARD R. and Franklin Rd, ans to Duller. Reward, 546-9392.

AMHROSb noon, 2 o'clack, Northmlnster Presby-terian Church. Memorial Contributions may he made to Alan McNeil's fav- 11:01 a.m., 302 Central Avenue, cash. CITY BURGLARIES Friday 2:30 44S9 Wuhlnoton Boulevaiil. LOST: Wht malt, long haired, West TAYLOR In loving memory of ELIZABETH TAYLOR For her birthday March 24th As long as hearts remember, As long as dear ones caie, We cannot lose the ones we love, They aie with us everywhere. -Daughter and Son crlle chorlty, Goodwill Industries Foun Highland Teriier, red collar, "Char- dation ot Central Indiana.

Arranae- nients by LEPPE RT COPELAND US. Who passed away Matcfl 73, 1957. You bid no one a last faiewell Nor even said good-bve You were qnne before we knew it Your memory will muic i uaic lle," VIC E. REWARD. 787-5082.

LOST: Male blk ian Getman Stiep. Lastside, blue collar, under quarantine. Rewaid. 926-M86. 3: IS p.m., 1114 Woodlawn Avenue, tier- so.

UUCCT Inuimi 1:40 o.m.. 2741 South Wikotl Avemii. memory ot MIDDLETON Spr 4 Maik L. Mlddleton age 25, LOST: Small black-gray Cock poo. aJishas.

GARY LEE WEST 1:40 p.m., 1439 West Roache Stieet. 44lh-Kenmore. Answeis to "Bainey." 546-0309. television, stereo. last toiever.

Dfiuciliters and Grandchildren, AYRIS In loving nicmccy ot 3 HI p.m.. 934 North Bellevlew Who passed away Dec. 21, 1969. Aoe 24 FOUND: Small brown and wht puppy, rtn portage beloved husband of Karen S. Middleton, father of Mark Lee Middleton son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Middleton, passed away Funeral inll, l.i r. BROWN Reuben Brown, age 79, 1128 Edgecombe, husband ot Ethel, father of Mrs. Sudie Smith, Eslell, Greenbuiy, Charles E. and Claude E.

Brown, passed away Saturday. Services J.C. Wllscn CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 12J4 Prospect. Time later. COHEN Miss Fannie Cohen, 58 years, of 4.155 N.

college, passed awav halurday, beloved sisler of Miss Ida Cohen. Miss I eua Cohen, Mrs. William Lorkman, Mr. I ou lohon and Mr. Leon tee, also 2 nines.

Time of service Liter, Friends may call at AARON-RUtH N-Nt I.SON MFRiniAN till I-S MORTUARY, 1.128 W. 86lh, alter 7 o.m. Suiuiav, CARR Mrs. Ruby Hedruk Carr, 58:17 N. Packer, widow ot Harris B.

Can, sister ot Miss Oual G. Hedclck, Mr Robert n. Hedrick, cousin ot Mrs. Marian Doly, passed away Saturday. Burial services will be at Woslport Ind.

Friends may call 4 to 9 p.m. Monday at FL ANNE. BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY, televisions, cash. vie County Line-U S. 36.

241-7770. DONNA AYRIS 3:5 p.m.. 2001 Noilh Talboll Avenue, We do not need a LOST: Small" blk dog in vie" Slate change. Ml WW MANN MADISON AVE FU- and Southeastern. 4:20 p.m.

1814 Marlella Drive, televi special day to biing you to our nnnds; Nt AL HOME. sion, slereo. LOST: Irish Setter, mo old, blue LOST: Eye lasses. Vic 300 NjCapj. The days we do I rr p.m., list North Park Avenue, slereo.

1:10 a.m.. 239 North Colleuo Avenue. MISTEFF not think ot you television. Mr. Vane Pesho Mislelf.

Mailmi tnl or Union Station. 3S7 2816. Cmmlc l-lniii. icakaH are very hard to tind. Love Mom, Dad, Rebecca, Debbie, Marcy and daughter Kimberly Kay.

110 1214 Udell Sheet, television. 4 10 p.m., S14I Noilh Paik Avenue, 3 Who passed awav Maich 24, 1964. Mollioi, Dad. Daunhter aura and Son Gceq BENEFIFL In loving memory oi tRNFST HfcNLFICL For his biillHIny March 2Jlh Though his smile is gone toiever. And his hand we lannot touch.

We will never lose sweel menmiies, Ot the one we loved so much. Wife, Daughters, Sons, Giandchitdien and Gieat Grande hildcen. LOST: Irish Seller, male, "Barmy," Funeral Tuesday morning n'rtnfh flAMMI-o ft. nilruAkiAk, vie 68lh-Sherman, 251 3111. CONTEST WINNERS-Finalj of the Indiana School for the Doaf Spnech and Spoechreading Contest were held yeMerday at the Indy Inn.

Winners were (left to right, front row) Peggy Prosser, Brian Rick, Thereasa Niccum and Phyllii Skeen and (at rear, left to right) Mark Bower and Jodoe Scharfenbrger. (Star Photo) WHOBREY In loving memory of televisions, lewelry, change. 121 North New Jersey Street, FOUND: Painl brushes, vie 1J00 blk RAY WHOBREY E. Vermont, 618 6866 att p.m FALL RLFK MORTUARY. Friends inly call 1 to 3 p.m.

Monday Mai ion ounty Home Chapel And Who passed away April 24, 1953. LOST: Fein Irish Seller, I mot. Gone, but not forgotten Mother and Brother Lloyd. 9:30 5177 Creilvlew Avenue, television, slide proierlor. 9:41 p.m., 201 Hendilcks Place, allien, television.

1 around Slh-College. 253-06-19. fleer at me mortuary 0.