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Monday, Jan. 3, 1983 ITHACA JOURNAL 5 DEATHS Lois A. Perry Lois A. Perry, 55, of 613 W. Green Ithaca, died in Tompkins Community Hospital, Sunday, Jan.

2 1983. She was the daughter of Hazel Barnes and the late KEEP THAT NEW YEARS RESOLUTION LINDA MOZE SAYS: Nelson W. Andrews. Mrs. Barnes survives and lives in Corning.

For many years, she owned and operated with her husband, Perry's Antiques Lamps Things. She '1 graduated from Ithaca High School I I in 1945. 1W mm Mrs. Perry is also survived by her husband, Ralph J. Perry of Ithaca; a son, Robert Todd Perry of Odessa; a daughter, Myrna Jane P.

Hall of Newfield; two brothers: Perry Carr of Cedar Run, a sister-in-law, Mrs. Philip Wakeley of Ithaca; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Herson Funeral Home in Ithaca with the Rev. Lewis E.

Coffin officiating. There are no calling hours. Memorial donations may be made to American Cancer Society, 110 N. Geneva Ithaca, 14850. Gladys M.

Hutchinson PLANTATION, Fla. Gladys M. Hutchinson, 70, of Plantation, formerly of Ithaca, died in Plantation, Thursday, Dec. 30, 1982. She is survived by her husband, Robert Hutchinson of Plantation; a son, Harold Hutchinson of Boca Raton, a daughter, Joan Braender of Atlanta, a brother, Harold Wasler of LaBelle, and four grandchildren.

Services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at R. Jay Kraeer Funeral Home in Pompano Beach, Fla. Abraham M. Cooper WASHINGTON, D.C.

Abraham M. Cooper, 78, of Washington, formerly of Trumansburg, died Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1982. In 1947, he and his brother, the late Himen Cooper, founded Cooper Brothers, a leather factory in Trumansburg. The firm was closed in the mid-60s.

Mr. Cooper served in the Quartermaster Corps during World War II. Mr. Cooper is survived by a sister, Fannie Myers of Virginia Beach, and a brother, Philip Cooper of Fedhaven, Fla. Richard G.

Andrews of Corning and Gilbert C. Andrews WITH NUTRISYSTEM, AND I WAS NEVER HUNGRY FROM THE FIRST DAY!" "I had tried (vary dial book and program I could find, and never tuccaedad, until I triad Nutri System. I lott 6 pounds the tint week and continued to loie continently. And I wet never tired (or felt hungry). The prepackaged toodi were to convenient and tatty.

I jutt loved the tealood chowder and veal Salisbury steak with mushrooms. I felt fabulous the whole timel" of Ithaca; a grandchild, a nephew and a niece. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Herson Funeral Home in Ithaca with the Rev. Lowmaster officiating.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Memorial donations may be made to Hospicare, 1297 Trumansburg Road, Ithaca, 14850. Lury M. Carlson Lury May Carlson, 79, of 36 Comfort Road, Ithaca, died in Tompkins Community Hospital, Saturday, Jan.

1, 1983. She was a native of Ithaca, and the widow of Carl H. Carlson who died in 1961. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church and Senior Citizens.

Mrs. Carlson is survived by a sister, Marguerite Scanlon of Ormand Beach, a brother, Richard WTKO sale planned for Wednesday Radio station WTKO's studio and equipment are scheduled to be sold at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the sheriff's department, 121 E. Court St. The sale had originally been scheduled Dec.

8, but it was postponed until Jan. 5 at the request of Dirk Galbraith, attorney for Continental Electronics Manufacturing Co. of Dallas, Texas. The property, at 315-317 N. Aurora is owned by Valley View Investors, which has its offices at the station.

The sale is to satisfy a judgment awarded to Continental for $39,897 against Valley View and Ivy Broadcasting Inc. Ivy is part owner of VVF Communications which owns the station. Galbraith said today the sale will not be postponed again. But it could be cancelled if the judgment is paid. The impending sale of the station is separate from a proceeding in U.S.

Bankruptcy Court in Washington, D.C, where VVF filed for protection from its creditors while it reorganizes. Phone company changes its new service procedure After early April, it will take a telephone call to one office and a visit to another to arrange for new telephone service. The change is in response to a 1980 Federal Communications Commission order deregulating new customer equipment. Now, when a customer wants a phone installed, he or she telephones New York Telephone's PhoneCenter in Pyramid Mall to arrange for a line and to buy or lease a phone. The customer can then pick up the telephone at the PhoneCenter.

But beginning in early April, the customer will telephone or visit N.Y. Telephone's Residence Service Center at 301 E. State then buy or lease a telephone at the Pyramid Mall office, which will be renamed the "Telephone Service Center." Or people can buy a telephone from another company. But New York Telephone will only be allowed to sell or lease equipment that was in the company's inventory on Jan. 31, 1982.

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cannon crewman at Fort Lewis, with the 9th Infantry Division. His wife, Ann, is the daughter of John B. and Louise C. Andrews of Freeville. 0 0 Airman Michael K.

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Clinton Ithaca 277-1855 Continued from Page 3 Police say Demming is married and the father of two children, one a teen-ager and a younger child. Police refuse to identify Demming's wife and children, although Ithaca Police Chief James M. Herson said: "They're in the area." Bucko said after the arraignment that Demming had gone to Tompkins Community Hospital for treatment Monday night. Bucko said Demming told hospital personnel that he had been beaten. Investigators have said that Oltz apparently struggled with her assailant.

When stopped by police Thursday for traffic violations, Demming gave his address as 1260 Brooklyn Monterey Park, Calif. Herson said Demming recently came to Ithaca from California. "He's been a wanderer. He has spent a lot of time in jail over the years." Private funeral services were held Friday for Oltz. An eighth-grade student, she had been living with her mother, Dawn Schultz, and her 18-year-old sister, Diane Oltz, at 446 N.

Aurora St. Her parents are divorced. Her father, Herbert M. Oltz, lives at 140 Enfield Center Road. Oltz is also survived by two brothers, Herbert M.

Oltz III and Robert Oltz. Marine Pvt. Arthur A. Williams of 68 Abbott Lane, Ithaca, has completed the field radio operator's course at Twenty-nine Palms, Calif. 00 Pvt.

Rort J. Moravec of Ithaca has completed a tracked-vehicle mechanics course at Fort Knox, Ky. 0 Pvt. Jacqueline M. Seamon of 280 Luce Road, Groton, has completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C.

Sgt. Edward J. Stalley of 347 Main Newfield, has been named outstanding non-commissioned officer of the quarter for the 479th Aircraft Generation Squadron at Holloman Air Base, N.M. He was cited for professional skill, duty performance and exemplary behavior. Stalley is an aircraft maintenance specialist.

This coupon oo is worth towards program fee offer expires 1-7-83 Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice Tina M. Van Zile of 458 Etna Road, Ithaca, has completed recruit training at Cape May, N.J. Charles M. Erxleben of 55 Kirk Road, Freeville, has been promoted in the Army to Pfc. He is a outstanding values from our regular slock not all sixes in every style, but real values in every pair Sfcrfe park plans There are a number of winter recreation and nature activities planned in Finger Lakes State Parks this winter: Buttermilk Falls State Park: Nature ski tours at 1 p.m.

Sunday, Jan. 16, Feb. 13, 27. Robert H. Treman State Park: Winterfest Sat.

Jan. 29, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., will include sleigh rides, snowshoeing, cross-country ski instruction, sledding, events for the whole family. Taughannock Falls State Park: Winter walks to the falls, 1 p.m. on Sunday, Jan.

23 and Feb. 6 and Saturday, March 12. There are also two skating ponds with a warming hut, and a sledding slope with rope tow. All gorge trails in area parks are closed because of ice and rockslide hazards. Violators will be prosecuted.

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