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with Major Hoopla BOARDING HOUSE 4B THE TIMES HERALD PORT HURON, MICH. Monday, Dcctmbar 31, 199 BY MIPNI6H.T TO THE UUl At I YOU THEYLL BE. YEAR'S PWTTY nkinanxTALUn 14 33 OUR LOST Dec. 11, female Golden Retriever, Marysville area, brawn collar, answers WE'RE N6W to 'Ginger. 364-8251.

AT DOLL LOST- downtown area, last Thursday, bifocal glasses with dark gray frames, In a black case, 985-5241. ILL WtH 20 Help Wanted OFF BET YEAR WPELf) rue mIMFNTAHV vEA6URIN miy pna a 7U 01 Iff rtF A 00 WERE TINKUNO (SLrVSSl SHUTTER TO CARRY HIM. TO ME, THE NEW A vounaz- HOWE THAT 70! BENCHMARK OF 1 fffc; PKOSRt E5 VERY MODERATE IN HI fVlOPERATION Help Wanted RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT Build Your Future with the leader i LOST- Gray male cat, last Sunday, North Sixth St. Clair. Phone 329-3587 mi LOST- Male Beagle on state property, by Black River, near Rubv.

Call 982-6382 LOST on Christmas Eve, small ton male dog, with "Coconut" fur, long tall and brown eyes, wearing choke collar, reward. Algonac area, 794-5315 or 794-4187. LOST white cat with blue collar and belt, Lakeshore Ter-race-Keewahdin School area, 385-3905, 385-9235. 51,000 REWARD for the return of 3 Coon Hounds Missing out of St. Clair, 12-13-79.

One 7 yr. mole Plot; one 2 vr. female Redbone; one yr. mole Walker. 329-3959.

Resumes 32 RESUMES WRITTEN EDIT ID-TYPED TYPEWRITERS 329-9771, ANYTIME Help Wanted 33 ALCOHOLIC COUNSELORS, for Memphis, Ml, oiconoiism treatment facility, 2-4 years experience in the field of alcoholism. Send resume in complete confidence to: Personnel Director, Sarred Heart Rehabilitation Center 569 E. Elizabeth, Detroit, Ml 48201. No calls accepted, An Eaual Opportunity Employer. AUTO MECHANIC, expe rienced only, with tools, good opportunity for aggressive man, Bennage Chevrolet-Olds, Marine City, 765-8868.

BOOKKEEPER (Peaboard System) for local manufacturing firm. 2 years experience required, good typing and telephone sales ability required. Full benefits. Send resume to Times Herald Box 55-N. COSMETOLOGIST to work oarMime, some cnemeie preferred, call 984-3771 Tuesday through Saturday.

FIREFIGHTER CITY OF PORT HURON- Accepting applications until Jan. 7th, 1980 for the position of Firefighter. Applicants will be sublect to written, oral and physical agility testing. Must pass physical including height and weight requirements according to age. Applications available in City Personnel Office, in the Municipal Office Center, Mon.

throuoh Fri. 8 a m. to 4 p.m. IMPORT custom broker at Blue Water Bridge seeking individual to work 4 p.m. to 12 midnight shift.

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48104 Attn: Charlie Pabst Mideast envoy understands Arab reluctance By WILLIAM RINGLE Gannett News Service WASHINGTON If he were a Palestinian Arab on the Jordan River's West Bank, says Ambassador Sol Linowitz, he, too, would hesitate to participate in the planned self-government there. "I wouldn't know what would be in it for me," declared the President's new parttime envoy, replacing Robert Strauss, to seek to Implement the peace agreement between Egypt and Israel. But he believes that once Palestinians learn specifically what they will control through their proposed autonomous authority established by the Camp David agreements more of them will be interested in joining. The Palestinians would begin by controlling their own taxation, transportation, health programs, welfare, education and agricultural and industrial development, Linowitz said. Dunng his initial visit to the area early this month, no disagreement between Israel and Egypt surfaced on a number of matters over which the Palestinians would exercise self-rule, he told reporters at a meeting Thursday.

The trickier areas of disagreement were set out for later discussion, he said. These include land and who will own it (plus the thorny issue of Israelis who have established settlements there and are resisting departing); the control of water, control of internal and external security, and the status of the residents of East Jerusalem. That part of the holy city also had been under Jordan's jurisdiction and was captured by Israel in the 1967 war. The 1978 Camp David accords had established a goal of next May for setting up the first stages of the Palestinian self-governing authority. Mrs.

Fred R. Wismer PORT HURON Blanche M. Wismer, 94, of 2850 Electric died Sunday, Dee. 30, 1979, in Port Huron Hospital after a brief illness. She was born July 16, 1885, in White Cloud, and came to Port Huron in 1910 She married Fred R.

Wismer. He died July 2, 1972. Mrs. Wismer was one of the original members of Port Huron Town Hall. She also was a member of Port Huron Musi-cale.

Port Huron Garden Club, PEO Sisterhood. Pythian Sisters, First United Methodist Church and Circle Nine of the church and the Women's Society. She is survived by a son, John Port Huron; a daughter. Mrs. Burton (Betty) Barns.

Dearborn; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Two sons died earlier. Harry in 1967 and Donald in 1977. Family services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in First United Methodist Church.

Dr. Paul F. Blomquist and Rev. Lary Dunn will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery.

Visiting hours are 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in Arthur Smith Funeral Home, North Chapel. Pallbearers will be Donald Wismer John Hill. Wilson and Douglas Barns, John McDougal and Robert Cope-land.

Mrs. Alfred Williams ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Mabel Haddad Williams, 70, of 701 58th St.

North, formerly of Port Huron, died Sunday. Dec. 23, 1979, in Shore Acres Nursing Home, Florida. She was born April 28. 1909.

in Huntington, W.Va., and lived in Port Huron until 1950. She was the widow of Alfred Williams. Mrs. Williams was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ. She is survived by a sister, Lorena Ma-tar; and two brothers, Howard and Edward Haddad.

all of Port Huron. Graveside services ere Dec. 27 in Memorial Park Cemetery. R. Lee illiams Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

An Equal Opportunity Employer a leivice Guide Heating Waterproofing Basements Repaired work Guaranteed referrols-364-6724 For Dependable Heoling Air Conditioning JACK OUINLAN. INC. 985-5609 J33 10th jt Furnaces, Boilers And Fixtures STEW ADAMS SON 2003 Pine Grove 982-0706 Police hunt person who set fatal fire CHICAGO AP) In a case Fire Commissioner Richard Albrecht called one of the ugliest he has ever seen, Chicago police hunted for an arsonist who touched off an apartment building fire that apparently blocked escape routes and killed six persons. It was one of two weekend fires in apartment buildings in the city's North Side. Forty-four persons were injured Saturday when someone soaked the hallway of an apartment building with gasoline, said homicide investigators.

Two children were among the dead and four firefighters were among the injured. Some residents of the four-story brick building dropped small children to safety from upper floors or passed them down hand-to-hand while others clung from ledges or jumped. About 1.1 hours earlier, seven persons died in another apartment building fire which officials determined was caused by careless use of a gas stove. Nine persons were injured in that fire. Meanwhile, Mayor Jane Byrne, who visited some of Ihose hospitalized, termed the arson fire sick and disgusting.

Arson Investigator John Klodnicki said gasoline was used to start the fire and apparently block the building's exits. The fire spread "quickly it had to go really fast." said Klodnicki. "It's fortunate that it happened during the daytime. There could have been a lot more people hurt otherwise," he said. Albrecht said three persons were seen running from the building just before the fire was discovered shortly after 1:30 p.m.

Albert Laeder, businessman DF.CKKRVIU.E Albert R. Laeder, 76. of 4K70 Shabbona Road, died unexcep-tedly Saturday, Dec. 29. 1979, in his home in Sarasota.

Fla. He was the former owner of the Deck-erville bowling alley. He was born June I5. 1903. in Walker, Iowa.

He married Nellie I.aing April 2, I91'7. in Detroit. They were divorced prior to her death several years ago. Mr. Laeder was a member of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod.

He is survived by a daughter, Lois Turnbull. Deckerville; two sons. Albert, Marysville. and Ronald. Caro; 10 grandchildren; five great grandchildren; four brothers, Walter, William, Paul and Leonard, all of Harbor Beach; and five sisters.

Ida Reid. Vpsilanti. Flora Stub-ner, Yuma. Anna Burnell. Varna, 111 Rose Douse.

Lakeland. Fla. and Hilda Vollmer, Pigeon. Two brothers, Henry and Carl, and a sister, Elsie, died earlier. Services will be at p.m.

Thursday in B.D. Apsey Funeral Home. Rev. Harry White, pastor of Harbor Beach Zion Lutheran Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Downing Cemtery.

Memorials may be made to Gideons International. John George Bowden ARMADA John George Bowden, 72, of 23415 E. Main died Sunday, Dec. 3(1. 1979.

in Harrison Community Hospital. He was born May 21, 19(17, in Fayette County. Pa. He married Ruth Flankster Sept. 25.

1944. in Lucas County, Ohio. She died March 30, 1975. Mr. Bowden was a retired mechanic for Cook Amusement.

He is survived by a son, John, Imlay City; two daughters. Mrs. Judy Kegler, Imiay City, and Mi's. Mary Skrzycki, Armada: five grandtnildren; two brothers, George Zahuranic, Detroit and Frank Zahuranic New Jersey; and four sisters. Virginia Zahuranic and Mrs.

Betty Rnsbois. both of Detroit, Mrs. Mary Vi-zek. Denver, Colo, and Mrs. Margaret Joseph.

New Castle, Pa. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Tiffany-Young Funeral Home. Rev. Donald Potter, pastor of Atlanta Assembly of God Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in Willow Grove Cemetery, Richmond Township. Visiting hours are 7 to 9 p.m. today and 1(1 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral home.

Kenneth J. Yaklin RICHMOND Kenneth .1. Yaklin, 54, of 3(i5(ll Division, died Saturday, Dec. 29. 1979.

in St. Joseph Hospital East, Mount Clemens, after an illness. He was born Dec. 4, 1925, in Detroit, and had been a long time Richmond resident. Mr Yaklin was a part-time janitor for the City of Richmond and had a paper route for the Macomb Daily until June 1979.

He was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Lawrence Yaklin, Richmond; three brothers, Bernard. Richmond, Lawrence New Baltimore, and Harvey Toledo; and three sisters.

Mrs. Robert (Irene) Corlew, Richmond. Mrs. Stephen (Jeanette) Prax. Port Huron, and Mrs.

Gary (Judith) Martin. New Baltimore Services will be at 10 30 a.m. Wednesday in Conger Funeral Home and at 11 a m. in St Augustine Catholic Church. Rev.

Harold J. Kreuchcr. pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery.

A rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral home. Visiting hours are 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral home.

Block, Cement obituaries Carl A. Kelke PORT SANILAC Carl A. Kelke. 65, of 7211 Huron died Saturday, Dec. 29.

1979, in Deckerville Community Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born Aug. 11, 1914, in Detroit. He married Miss Ruth Willard May 17. 1936.

in Indiana. Mr. Kelke worked at Budd Wheel Detroit, before moving to Port Sanilac in 1947. He was a carpenter in the Port Sanilac area and maintenance man in Carsonville-Port Sanilac schools. He is survived by his wife; three sons, Carl A.

Harrison, John Mount Clemens, and Stephen Deckerville; a daughter, Mrs. Sylvia McGregor, King-sley; and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. today in Carman Funeral Home, Carsonville. The Rev.

Glenn Wegner, Port Sanilac United Methodist Church pastor, will officiate. Mrs. Milton E. Westrick RICHMOND Ruth Westrick, 85. of 68256 Howard died Friday.

Dec. 28, 1979, in Mercy Hospital, Port Huron, after a brief illness. She was born July 25, 1894, in Lenox. Stic married Milton E. Westrick Feb.

21, 1922. He died Nov. 20, 1972. Mrs. Westrick is survived by a son, Gordon Wauwatosa.

a daughter. Mrs. Donald (Phyllis) Kramp, Brookfield. 10 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. A son.

Milton died Aug. 22, 1967. Services were at 10 a.m. today in Colonial Funeral Home, Jay Street Chapel. St.

Clair, and 11 a.m. in St. Augustine Catholic Church. The Rev. Harold J.

Kreucher, pastor, officiated. Burial will be in St. Michael Cemetery driveways, side patios, footing construe chimney repair, house leveling. 364-6724. AL'S TRANSMISSION SERVICE 5988 Gratot Rd at Wadnams SI Clair 367-391 1 Alternators, starters and gen erators, installed and guaranteed, also rear springs installed, Bostick Auto Parts.

4196 Ravenswood, 364-9009. Brick, EXPERT COLLISION WORK All Makes Free Estimates Call Don Lina-Chevrolet-Olds 329 2285 Richmond 727-3975 Automotive Parts, Supplies Leaky Customer CEMENT walks, lion, raising, Building, places Since House Movers J.E. DAVIS SONS CO. Floor Leveling 985-5513 Since 1927 Remodeling REiWDEUNGTTtcTien7oth-roor. family rooms.

Fire Porch and chimney repair. 195). 982-3874. Moving and Storage Lo ail" a nd'To ng Distance Agent tor LYON Free Estimates BAIRD 8. CO 982-6582 Carpentry CUSTOM POLE BUILDING.

Solid barn construction, free estimates, call Trupp 387-2862, Eldon Whiting, 387-3254. Plumbing A Tuffv Muffler Shop- Lapeer ui DV-pass, muiners, shocks, brakes, quick service. Call 985-9601 8:30 a.m. 3 p.m., sal. tii p.m.

Midas Muffler Formerly Mighty Muffler Inc. complete exhaust, brakes, and shocks. Free estimates. 725 Huron Ave. Corner ot Pine Grove-Glenwood Downtown.

Call 984-1 546. Open 8 6 Excavating WATSON Plumbing Heoting Repair Commercial and Industrial Refrigerator and Air Conditioning Service SNOW REMOVAL Cinders-Limestone Dumptruck-Backhoe For Hire 329-3025 364 9291 Answer to Previous Puzzle ADVERTISEMENT I I I 1 1 I aI I I 1 1 e' XLAJ. eTaIOsJl Dt I 1 I I FSLjrTR 1 PS 6 TT bTI r. I I a i om A I TC P. vH I CIS ALn Ji -5.

5 JA.Ji URS A AL CQ I I I a 1 45 Spanish hero 47 Serpent 49 Of the country 52 Improvise (2 wds.) 56 Broke bread 57 Dental filling 61 Labor group 62 Actress West 63 Terminal pole 64 Large antelope 65 College degree (abbr.) 66 Deposited moisture 67 Male title ANNOUNCEMENTS To place Entertainment, Club Meeting or Miscellaneous Notices in this column. Dial 985-7171 Et. 235 ACROSS 1 Mime 4 Jacob's son 9 Police alert 12 Drinking vessel 13 Cisalpine land 14 Thousandth 15 Away (prefix) 16 Danger 17 Augment 18 Sample 20 Possessed 22 Unit 24 Year (Sp.) 25 Apropos 28 Depravity 30 President's no 34 Actress Farrow 35 School of modern art 36 Novelist Bagnold 37 Auxiliary 39 Draught 41 Golf mound 42 Pretend 43 Fraternal members 44 CIA forerunner Hugh Kemp CROSWELL Hugh Kemp, 73. of 166 Wagner Road, died Saturday, Dec. 29.

1979, in Yale Medical Care Facility after a lengthy illness. He was born July 23. 1906, in East Jor-don. He married Leola Johnston in September 1932. She died in February 1976 Mr.

Kemp was a retired Buel Township farmer. He is survived by a son. Harvey. Ap-plegate; a sister, Mrs. Leila Schellie, Plymouth; and a granddaughter.

Services will be at p.m. today in Pomeroy Funeral Home. The Rev. Clifford Hayes, pastor of First United Church of Croswell. will officiate.

Burial will be in Croswell Cemeterv. Mrs. Robert A. Thorn ROCKWALL, Texas Helen Maria Thorn, 65, Rockwall, died Saturday, Dec. 29, 1979, in an automobile accident in Alma, Mich.

i She was born Sept. 2, 1914, in Michigan. Mrs. Thorn is survived by her husband, Robert two sons, Robert Royal Oak, and William, Grand Rapids; three brothers, Harold, Howard and Robert Sheffer, all of Port Huron; two sisters, Mrs. Mae Smith, Florida, and Mrs.

Marion Sargent, Port Huron. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Birmingham. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery, Port Huron.

Visiting hours are in the funeral chapel. Memorials may be made to the Michigan Heart Association and American Cancer Society. Party trays. Kings Beer Mine baskls. Kings Sliced Dell meats and cheese.

Kings Arnibruster's invites you to have New Year Eve dinner with us We will be serving dinner until II p.m., Monday Dec. 31. Happy New Years! Armbruster's, 12th at Griswold Ph. 982-2255. Closed New Years Day.

Jos. L. Sanderson M.I). Moving office to 1021 Kearney St. at Stone, Mar-gret Jenks Unit Port Huron Hospital.

Continuing Medical Practice in Eye, Ear, Nose Throat. Telephone 982-5704 Special Notices 24 SAVE GAS. a computerized tune-up at COMPUTER CAR-CARE, 3292 Laoeer Road, or call 987- 5291. 2 to 4 CENTS PER HOUR TO HEAT 7 18,000 BTU'S KERO SUN HEATERS FEED SEED 3658 Lapeer Rd. 982 8861 limited Convalescent Homes ing 27 OPENING for female, ambulatory or wheel chair, 657-9197.

Lost and Found 30 FOUND- WALKER HOUND Emmett (M I9) area, 12-23-79. Phone 329-3959. Expanding excellent preferred. Arnibruster's Tues. Nile Fish Chips, $3.45, 4 p.m.

til 10 p.m. 1211 Griswold at 12th, ph. 982-2255. Ten fashion hair designers to serve ou at the Merle Norman Corner and Unisex Hair Hall, 415 (uay St. Open p.m..

Sat. 9-5 no appt. necessary. Permanent hair removal electrolysis by Toni at Merle Norman Undercover Shoppe. 409 (Juav St Port Huron.

984-3636. Open tnclav 8 A.M. II A.M. Dawn Donuts, 706 24th St. 1 1 Shed blood 19 As far as 21 Spun 23 Avoided 24 Last frontier 25 Love (Lat.) 26 Shag 27 Yarn 29 Golden calf 31 Within (pref.) 32 Knots 33 Poems 38 Charitable organization (abbr.) 40 Tried 46 Greek epic poem 48 Palladium 49 Inclined walkway 50 Beehive State 51 Oboe 53 Falls behind 54 Former Spanish colony 55 Smudge 58 Compass point 59 Car gear 60 Soft drink DOWN Loves (Let.) Insect stage Self-esteem (Pi) Aged Colorado Indian Estop Y8le man Synthetic fabric Ratification 10 Fish NEUMANN FLOWERS SYMPATHY ARRANGEMENTS ft 982-8505 914 Military ULLENBRUCH'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occasions.

HIM CUB! CHtS KCirlll 1839 Lapeer Rd. 985 6175 iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Funeral Information ARTHUR SMITH FUNERAL HOMES North Chapel South Chapel 1525 Hancock St. 7th Union St. 987-202 1 TODAY CbOKa A. LAMIBROOk.

61 Formrrh of illiumvburg Place 110 p.m. Ukesklr Cemetery Chapel EDNESI) AY MICHELLE LINCOLN. .12 llillrrrsl HrithK Mart land 1HM) a.m. Si. Paul' A t.

ramllt Hour: p.m. Tuesday Noulh Chapel BUM HE M. WISMER. 91 Electric r. p.m.

ticl nilrd Mrlhrlii-I r'amilv funeral Sen ice dllinL' Hours: 7-V p.m. Tiiniphl 2-1 and 7- p.m. Tues. North Chapel llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll! Help Wanted 33 INDUSTRIAL SALES NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO ESTABLISH A BRANCH OFFICE This is to inform the public that under Section 545.14 of the Rules and Regulations for the Federal Savings and loan System, the Citizens Federal Savings and loan Association of Port Huron, 525 Water Street, Port Huron, Michigan, has filed an application with the Federal Home loon Bank Board for permission to establish a branch office to be located at, or in the immediate vicinity of Ward and Howard Streets, Croswell, Michigan. Any person may file a written communication in favor or protest of the application.

Communications moy be based on but ore not limited to the aplicant's record of performance in helping to met the credit needs of its local communities. Four copies must be submitted to the Supervisory Agent, located at the Federal Home loan Bank of Indianapolis, 2900 Indiana Tower, One Indiana Square, Indianapolis, Indiano, 46204, by 17 Jan. 1980. An additional 20 days to submit comments moy be obtained by filing a written request with the Supervisory Agent by 17 Jan. I960.

The application and all communications so filed will be available for inspection by any person at the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis, unless application information is excepted by law from Public disclosure. Citizens Federal Savings and loan Association of Port Huron Port Huron, Michigan Published: Dec. 31, 1979 Jan. 7, 1 980 1 12 3 I 14 5 16 17 18 I 9 1 10 111 71 73 71 7i TsT lo" 21 22 23 I ClT 25 126 127 "28 29 30 31 32 1 33 34 35 36 i 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45" 46 47 48 49 150 151 52 53 1 54 1 55 56 57 58 "WTo" il 62 63 64 65 66 67 I I I I I I I I III 13 Monuments Funeral Directors 21 LUCAS YU5-5123 JONES MONUMENT 982 2783 3549 Stone St POLLOCK-RANDALL Funeral Home. Inc.

manufacturing company has 912 Laoeer Ave, Legal Services new inside sales position with Special Notices 24 ATTENTION: New Do-lt-Yourself Consulting Services: Professional Services for those Do-lt-Yourself problems, specializing In the HOME IMPROVEMENT FIELD. To take advantage of this exclusive new service, send self addressed envelope to: P.O. Box 1279, Port Huron, Ml, 48060. Please allow 2 weeks tor reply operated by licensed professionals. 982 0179 22 PREGNANT? All aspects of pregnancy counseling.

Child and Family Services of 984-2647. 24 PREGNANT? Free pregnancy test and professional counselling. Not ready for parenthood? Adoption Is another choice. CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES. Watchmaker travel required in future.

Engineer and or related sales background Card of Thanks 16 YOUNG The family of the late G. Peter Young wish to express their sincere thanks to all their relatives, friends and neighbors. Ogden and Motfett Pallbearers, Steve Ross, Jim Handysldc, John Moser, Louis Gasparik, Andv Sokol and Ken Buss tor their thoughttulness. Funeral Directors 21 HURON LAW CLINIC Reasonable Rates 364 8899 Contact Ray Day, Sales Manager, CONVEYOR COMPONENTS COMPANY Croswell, Ml 1.679-4211 Special Notices Certified Master on duly in store Free Estimates. LAWRENCE JEWELERS 223 Huron Avenue 984 5136 KARRERSIMPSON 1720 Elk 985-9605 i i.