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32 THE TIMES Monday, June 20, 1977 Calumet Region Obituaries FREDERICK N. ZWOLL i FREDERICK N. ZWOLL, age 68, passed away in Klssimmee. Florida, Thursday, June 16. He Is survived by his wife, Elsie Ann; one son, Fred (Kathy) Zwoll, of Highland, Indiana; two daughters.

Shirley (Theodore) Synos, of East Chicago. Indiana; and Barbara (Eugene) Szczepanski of Hammond; one brother. Francis (Eunice) Zwoll ol Kissimmee. Florida; one stepbrother. Jack McGovern.

also of Kissimme, Florida; two sisters. Florence (John) Segvich of Chicago, Illinois; and Elsie Fielding of Chicago. Illinois; seven gran-children. Funeral services will be held from the Oexmann-McCoy Funeral Chapel, 5713 Hohman Ave. Hammond.

Tuesday, June 21, at 10:00 a.m. with Pastor Hugh Schuster officiating. Interment, Concordia Cemetery, Hammond. Friends may meet with the family from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Monday, June 20.

Mr. Zwoll had retired from The Inland Steel Company. vv yl, III "'V (V A- BERTHA II. KEILMAN Bertha H. Keilman, age 68, of St.

John. passed away June 19. Survivors: five daughters. Mrs. Virginia Case of Blue Island.

Mrs. Ruth (Wayne) Pointer of Cedar Lake. Rosemary Keilman of St. John, Mrs Patricia (Robert) Wirtz of Crown Point. Mary Katherine Keilman at home: seven sons.

Harold (Blanche) of Barrington. Ralph (Faye) of St. John. James (Betty) of Cedar Lake. Robert (Charlette) of Schererville.

Thomas (Vivian) of St. John. Michael of Griffith, Alfred (Geri) of Aurora; three sisters. Mrs. Helen (Herbert) Dandeurand of Dyer, Mrs.

Dorothy Hunt of Calumet City, Mrs. Florence Calderone of Cedar Lake; one brother, Edward (Bernice) Dahlkamp of Dyer; 18 grandchildren; five great grandchildren. Funeral mass 1 1 a.m. Wed. June 22 at St.

John Evangelist Church in St. John. Father Joseph Till officiating. Burial, Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens. Schererville.

Friends may call at the Eller-Brady Funeral Home. Cedar Lake. Monday 7 to 9 and Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. The VFW of St. John will conduct memorial services at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday. Mrs. Keilman was a resident of St. John for the past 38 years. A lormer Hammond resident.

Member of the Altar and Rosary Society. Member of the VFW Auxiliary 717 ot St. John. Treasurer of the St. John Senior Women's Club.

Royal Mabel Roberts, 94, and John 97, tasted royalty for a week reign as queen and king Age Week in Cambridge, than 700 young-at-heart citizens participated in the WAYMON MACLI Waymon (Sacks) MaUin, age 48, or 1042 Conkey Hammond, passed away Thursday. June 16. 1977. at home. Survivors: wife.

Mary: tour sons. Waymon. Jr. (Lethal Maclin, Darnell (Rennee) Maclin, both of Gary, Terry and Robert, both of Hammond; five daughters. Brenda.

Luretha. Mary Ann. Carolyn, and Karen, all of Hammond; father, Gipson Maclin of Hammond; six grandchildren; other relatives and friends. Funeral services. Tuesday.

June 21. 1 p.m. from the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev.

A. R. Burns officiating. Burial. Fern Oaks Cemetery, Griffith.

Friends may call at 1021 Conkey, Hammond. Mr. Maclin will be in state, Warner Chapel. 6214 Columbia, Hammond. Monday all day.

Mr. Maclin was a graduate of Hammond Techinal High School; an employee of Northern Indiana Public Service Co. STEVE D. ORH.A STEVE D. ORHA.

age 69. of 524 Riga East Chicago, passed away Friday. June 17th. 1977 at St. Catherine Hospital.

Survivors: two daughters, Mrs. Sylvia (Donald) McCarty of Griffith, Mrs. Susan (Wolfgang) Morschl of Garden Grove. California; two sisters. Mrs.

Erma (Fred) Hollingsworth of Gary. Mrs. Mary (Alfred) Umbdenstock of Elgin. one step-brother, John Chorba of Highland; eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday.

June 20th. 9:30 a.m. at the File Funeral Home, 4201 Indianapolis East Chicago. 10 a.m. at the St.

Nicholas Romanian Catholic Church with. Rev. George Muresan officiating. Burial. Oakland Memory Lanes Cemetery, Dolton, III.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Mr Orha was a retired Driver for the Red Top Cab Company: lifelong resident of East Chicago. LILLIAN HARRIET PRI MULA LILLIAN HARRIET PRYMULA, of Calumet City. II.

passed away Saturday. June 18. 1977 at St. Margarets Hospital. Survivors: husband, Adam; one daughter.

Miss Connie Prymula; one son Dr. Adam Prymula both of CalumetCity. Funeral services will be held Tuesday. June 21 at 9:30 am from Castle Hill (Czechanski) Funeral Home. 248 1 55th PI, Calumet City with Mass at 10:00 am from St.

Andrew's Church with the Rev. Ervin Wysocki ofticiating. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Calumet Cily. Firends may call at the funeral home Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm.

Mrs. Prymula was formerly employed by the Hammond Credit Bureau and had been a saleslady at Marshall Field Co. for many years and a lifetime resident of Calumet City. JOHN H. MAY John H.

May, age 75. of Hammond, passed away June 19. 1977 at St. Joseph Hospital, Chicago, III. Survivors: wife, Ann: one son, William (Dorothy) May of Munsler; three granddaughters.

Sharon. Marcia and Cari. all of Munster. Funeral services will be held June 22. 11 a.m.

from the Clarence J. Huber Funeral Home. 722-165th Hammond, McKinley Lodge 712. F. A.M.

otliciating. Burial. Cedar Park Cemetery. Chicago. Friends may call Tues.

2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. May was retired from the I.H.B. Railroad, member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, resident of the Calumet Region for 70 years, member of McKinley Lodge 712, F. A.M..

Hammond Chapter 117. R.A.M.. past High Priest of Hammond Council 90. R. and S.M..

Hammond Commandry 41 K.T.. member of South Bend Consistory. Lugar: 'GOP Hurts Itself PRISCILLA TOTHFALUSI PRISCILLA TOTHFALUSI. age 93. of Highland, passed away Saturday.

June 18th, 1977 at her residence after a lingering illness. Survivors: one daughter. Mrs. Ethel (Sigmund) Hegyi of Demotte, two sons. Michael (Julia) Tothlalusi of Highland, Joseph (Elizabeth) Tothfalusi of Hammond; five grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren; one nephew, Mike Tothlalusi of Hammond.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday, June 21st. 10 a.m. at the Faith United Church of Christ with Bishop Arpad Beretz officiating. Burial. Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens in Schererville.

Ind. Friends may call at the Dziadowicz Anthony Funeral Home, 4404 Cameron Hammond. 2 blocks east of Hohman Ave. and 1 block north of Gostlin Ave. Sunday and Monday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Mrs. Tothfalusi was a resident of the Calumet Region for the past 28 years; member of the General John J. Pershing American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 428-who will conduct services Monday. 7:30 p.m. ROBIN ELAINE GOYETTE ROBIN ELAINE GOYETTE.

age 2-12 months, ol Hammond. Indiana, passed away Friday, June 17, 1977 at St. Margaret Hospital. Survivors: parents, Tim and Tonl (Garcia) Goyette: one brother, Tim Jr. at home: maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Garcia of Hammond; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Goyette of Hammond; great-maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Pedro Espinoza of East Chicago; also aunts and uncles. Funeral services Tuesday. June 21 al 10 a.m. from the Florlan Dziadowicz Chapel, 150th St. at Northcote.

East Chicago. Burial, Elmwood Cemetery, Hammond. Friends may call at the chapel Monday. 7 to 9p.m. ROY E.

ADAMS Roy E. Adams, age 70, of Hammond, passed away June 20. 1977 at St. Margaret Hospital. Survivors: wife, Mary; two daughters.

Mrs. Marcell (Ruth) Edwards. Mrs. Robert (Marjorie) Prange both of Hammond: seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; mother, Mrs. Eva Adams of Bridgeport, one sister.

Mrs. James (Lucille) Wright of Sumner, three brothers, Ralph (Versa) Adams of Allendale, Harold (Ruby) Adams of St. Francisville, Raymond (Betty) Adams of Hammond. Funeral arrangements which will be held are incomplete. Friends are invited to call at the Bocken Funeral Home.

7042 Kennedy Hessville, 7 to .9, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. Adams was a resident of the Calumet Region for 48 years, retired employee of Standard Oil, a member of the First Baptist Church of Hammond. 3 IN MEMORIAMS IN MEMORY of our dear son-in-law. brother-in-law, and uncle.

RUSSELL REED, who passed away two years ago today, June 20, 1975. Sadly missed by everyone, Catherine and Richard, Ron and Irene. Joey and Debbie. CARD OF THANKS The family of Barney Davis wishes to thank the thoughtful and kind people and many friends. To all of you, to Rev, Don McClinlick of Baptist Church of Griffith, to Connie Kuiper and stalf.

to the ladies of Griffith Baptist Church, to Dr. Melvin Hursch and to our Lady of Mercy Hospital in Dyer. Thank you. Wife and children. 7 CEMETERY IQTS Cedar Park Cemetery, near Chicago.

2 lots in, Willow Section, 4 lots in Birch Section. 219-696-6556. GARDEN OF THE MADONNA CATHOLIC SECTION-2 choice lots. 932-51 93. 2 LOTSMasonic Garden, Chapel Lawn Memorial, can relocate in cemetery.

Reasonable. 219-989-9073. COMFORT WITH FLOWERS For a complete selection ol sympathy dowers, call your FTD Florist. Your Extra Touch Florists' IDA O. COVAILT Ida O.

Covault. age 88. of Lansing, passed away Friday. June 17, 1977 at The Homestead Nursing Home- in Burnham. Illinois.

Survivors: four sons. Clarence (Dorothy) of Hebron, Charles '(Thelma) of Armada. Michigan, Richard (Hope) of San Marino, California, and William (Erma) of Hebron; two daughters. Betty (Harold) Mason of Peru, Indiana and Dorothy (Donald) Eggebrecht of Lansing; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one great-great grandson; one sister. Hazel (John) Hutt of Celina, Ohio.

Funeral services Tuesday, June 21 at 11 a.m. from the Schroeder-Lauer Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge Lansing with Rev. Vernon Scott officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Hammond.

Friends may call Sunday 7 to 10 and Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 at the funeral home. Mrs. Covault was a lifelong resident of the Calumet Area and a member of the First Christian Church of Hammond. ELMER E. RADLOFF Elmer E.

Radloff. age 63 of Munster. passed away June 20. 1977 at St. Francis Hospital, Blue Island, III.

Survivors: wife. Ruth three daughters, Mrs. Nancy E. (James Krezel of Goshen, Mrs. Jean L.

(Larry Mickow of Highland, Mrs. Marjorie K. (Ron Vincent of Dyer: five grandchildren; one brother, Paul Radloff of Munster; one sister, Mrs. Hertha Isham of Hammond. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Friends may call at the Snyder-LaHayne Funeral Home, 5746 Hohman Hammond. 7 to 9. 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. Radloff was a lifetime resident of the area.

Member of St. Paul Lutheran Church of Hammond, member of the 25 Year Club at American Steel Foundries. He was employed at the American Steel Foundries. Hammond for 37 years. The last four years he was employed at the Hadady Machining of Lansing.

MABEL V. YENECZ Mabel V. Venecz. age 55. of 1238 Sherman Hammond, passed away Monday.

June 20. 1977, SI. Margaret Hospital. Survivors: Husband. Charles: one daughter.

Charlene at home; two sons, Phillip and Jimmy (Sandy) Venecz both of Hammond; one sister. Mrs. Bonnie Danneman of Hammond: one grandson. Jason; three nieces. Funeral services.

Wednesday, 10 a.m., Huber Funeral Home, 905 West Chicago East Chicago. Rev. Burel Rich of Flat Rock, Illinois, officiating. Burial. Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens, Schererville.

Friends are invited to call at the chapel Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Venecz wtas a former employee of Phil Smidt and Son Restaurant, Whiting; a resident of Hammond for the past 40 years. MARY ELLEN (Deem) WIENKE MARY ELLEN (DEEM) WIENKE. age 63, of 5031 Tod East Chicago, passed away Friday, June 17th, 1977 at St: Catherine Hosptial.

Survivors: four sons. Charles (Jean) Deem of Hammond, Herman (Mary) Deem of Highland, William (Martha) Deem and Arthur (Bonnie) Wienke both of Hammond: one daughter. Wilelte (Ralph) Chavez of Hammond; one sister. Margaret McLean of South Bend; two brothers, Carroll Smith of New Carlyle. Bob Smith of South Bend; dear friend.

Louis Willardo of East Chicago; 19 grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday. June 21st, 11 a.m. at the Fife Funeral Home, 4201 Indianapolis East Chicago, with Rev. Robert Davis of the Indiana Methodist Church officiating.

Burial, New Carlyle Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Mrs.

Wienke was a resident of East Chicago for the past 40 years. OYEBRIHN Ove Bruhn. age 83. of Hammond, passed away June 19. 1977 al Silver Cross Hospital.

Joliet. III. Survivors: one son. Clarence (Jane) Bruhn of Hammond; one daughter, Mrs. Alice M.

(Waller Uibain of South Holland. seven grandchildren; three brothers. Harold Brown of Chicago, Vilhelm (Olga) Bruhn and Edvin (Elida) Bruhn both of Sweden: one sister, Mrs. Anna (Lars) Mollander of Sweden; one sister-in-law, Mrs. Florence Nelson of Chicago Heights.

nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Tillie, Jan. 1977. Funeral services will be held June 22, 10:30 a.m. at St.

Paul Lutheran Church, 1105 W. Chicago East Chicago, with Rev. Brian L. Helge officiating. Burial.

Ridgelawn Cemetery. Gary. Friends may call at the Snyder-LaHayne Funeral Home. 5746 Hohman Hammond. 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.

Memorials may be given to St. Paul Lutheran Church. East Chicago. Mr. Bruhn was a retired carpenter from the Hammond Lumber where he had worked for 52 years, veteran of World War I.

a member of the World War I Barricks 737. member of St. Paul Lutheran Church of East Chicago, the Independent Order of Vikings Vasa Lodge 28. Carpenters Local 599. A resident ol Hammond for 65 years.

Pair "centralis position" to appeal to Democrats and independents. Lugar said the Republican Party has set as its immediate goal to win more seats in Congress in the 1978 elections. He said the party's best bet is in the House of Representatives where the GOP is currently outnumbered by the Democrats by about a two to one margin. The former mayor of Indianapolis said he has no direct plans to open an office in Lake County. Former Democratic Sen.

Vance Martke, who Lugar defeated in November, maintained two offices in Lake County in Hammond and Gary Lake County is considered the most Democratic voting county in Indiana. One of the immediate reasons for not having a Lake County office, Lugar said, was a decision not to create a political slush fund. He said such funds have been used to operate extra offices beyond those funds provided Congressmen. Lugar feels that such funds raised through dinners and other political fund raisers lend themselves to possible improper influence from large contributors. During (he campaing, Lugar rejected certain political contributions to avoid the impression of influence from certain organizations.

Lugar said there is a definite trend in the Congress to ban all types of improper influence through campaign contributions. He favors Indiana keeping the direct primary. Legislation was introduced by the Indiana General Assembly this year to repeal the direct primary basically because of the high cost of running a primary campaign. The measure was defeated. Lugar said he felt "safer" running in a primary last year for the GOP nomination than leaving that decision to a smoke filled room at a party convention.

In his first bid for the Senate, he was nominated at a GOP convention. He lost that year to Sen. Birch Bayh, JPPlea Refused HAMMOND Lake Superior Court Judge Cordell C. Pinkerton has denied an injunctioin to block a salary cutoff on June 30 for four North and Calumet Township Justices of the Peace. Justices Walter Ziemba and Stanley Kwiat of East Chicago, and Hoyt Brown and Mrs.

Vivian Reeves of Gary filed for the injunction and a declaritory judgment. They asked that North Township Trustee James Ginther and Calumet Township Trustee Dozier T. Allen be stopped from cutting off their salaries on June 30, the day the Indiana Legislature set for the abolishment of the justice of the peace offices in Lake County. Pinkerton said the wording "abolish" on the 1970 election ballot didn'tmislead the voters as charged by the four justices of the peace. They said in their suit that a 1970 ballot asked voters to "approve" or "reject" other issues.

Judge Pinkerton also said the four justices aren't entitled to salaries after June 30 when the offices no longer exists. The four had said that because of an injunction issued in 1970 which said the justices didn't have to run for office in the years 1970 and 1974, their terms don't expire until 1978. The 1970 injunction was granted because the Lake County Board of Commissioners hadn't given numerical designations to Lake County Courts and that voters wouldn't know which judge for which court they would be voting for. Plunkett, during their of Golden Mass. More senior festivities.

By THOMAS INKLEY Times Staff Writer Sen. Richard G. Lugar feels Republican voters may be their own worst enemy because of the candidates they generally pick in primaries. The freshman Indiana Republican says Republicans have a habit of going to the primary polls to pick the "most extreme" candidate. Lugar said this is the reason the Republican Party loses a lot of elections in the fall.

In order to win more offices throughout the country, Lugar said GOP candidates should have a more Speeder Arrested HAMMOND An 18-year-old Hammond man took police on a wild 15-minute high speed chase early Sunday before being arrested in the Gavit High School parking lot. Police said Joseph Robert Temple, of 7445 White Oak was charged with reckless driving, fleeing police, and resisting arrest. Police gave this account Temple was spotted speeding southbound on Indianapolis Boulevard shortly before midnight. After a patrolman began pursuit, Temple turned west on 173rd Street, crashed into a utility pole, then continued south on Baring Parkway. Temple sped down the one-way parkway in the wrong direction, before driving on a grassy median strip.

Temple then turned west on 175th Street, ran a stop sign at Northcote Avenue, and raced into the Gavit parking lot in an attempt to elude the patrolman. After making a number of turns in the parking lot, Temple got out of his car, and ran about 50 feet before being stopped by the patrolman. A second police unit was needed to subdue Temple. SUSPECT CHARGED CROWN POINT An East Chicago man has been charged in Lake Criminal Court with burglarizing a doctor's office. Valentino Delgado.

22, of 3929 Deodar was charged ith second degree burglary of the Professional Arts Building, 3926 Main East Chicago. According to court records. East Chicago Police found Delgado hiding in the office of Dr. Felix Millan. Death Ends Argument CHICAGO HEIGHTS A 23-year-old Chicago Heights man was fatally shot five times early today in the neck, chest and abdomen.

Jerry Potts, 1524 Portland was standing outside the Sound Track Lounge, 14th Street and East End. Chicago Heights, about 1:30 a.m. policesaid. when an argument resulted in the shooting. In custody for questioning involving the shooting is Bobby Hughes, 22.

1412 Parnell Chicago Heights. Police said Hughes and Potts were fighting when the shots were fired. Police were not certain who owned the gun. Potts was pronounced dead at St. James Hospital, Chicago Heights.

in the general election. Lugar's picks for the candidates for governor in four years are Lt. Gov. Robert Orr as the GOP choice and Secretary of State Larry Conrad as the Democratic choice. His judgment is based on both men being the best known to Indiana voters out of the long list of potential candidates to replace Gov.

Otis Bo wen. Bowen is expected to oppose Bayh in four years. Concerning the upcoming naming of a new state GOP party chairman, Lugar, favors two men running the party instead of one as in the past. Burglar Wounded GARY A 36-year-old Gary man is in critical condition after being shot by a Gary policeman while trying to rob a grocery store Sunday. Police said Bobby Taylor, of 1020 Stevenson was found at 11:20 p.m.

inside the Buy Low grocery store at 2232 Grant St. When confronted, police said Taylor made a threatening move with a large screwdriver. Officer Ernest Williams, an eight-year veteran of the force, shot Taylor once in the chest, police said. Taylor had broken into the store from the rear, police said. Taylor is in Methodist Hospital, Gary.

3 INJURED IN CRASH ROSS TWP. The jolt that truck driver David Ross felt early today turned out to be a car that somehow got stuck underneath his semi. In the car were Richard Celmer. 22, his wife Barbara, and Tracie For-sythe, 16, all of Baltimore, Md. They were treated at Broadway Methodist Hospital.

Celmer told Indiana State Police that he was attempting to pass Ross's truck when suddenly his car was underneath it, without explanation. The accident occurred one mile south of U.S. 30 in I-65's northbound lanes. Ross told police he pulled over slowly to the side of the road after he saw the car had hit his truck. Woman Killed CHIGACO The 18-year-old girl friend of a Harvey man was shot to death early Sunday as she was riding in his car on the Eisenhower Expressway near Des Plaines Avenue.

The killer is still at large. Charles Whitry, 42, of Harvey, told police he and Cynthia Bradley, of 6425 S. Lowe, Chicago, were westbound on the Eisenhower when a late-model car they had passed earlier suddenly drew abreast. Whitty, the driver of the car in which Miss Bradley was riding, said the next thing he knew was "there was glass all and Miss Bradley was slumped in the seat next to him. Miss Bradley died about two hours later at a hospital, an apparent victim of a random shotgun blast.

Police said a state trooper, who was unaware of the killing, later pursued a speeding car which matched a description given by Whitty. The car, however, eluded the patrolman. No motive was given for the shooting. DENNIS JOHN MEDING Dennis John Meding. age 29.

of Hammond, passed away Thursday. June 16, 1977 due to a drowning accident. Survivors: wife, Deborah Joyce (Fowler); one son, Douglas John, two daughters. Deanna Jean. 4 and Dawn Janelle'.

parents, John and Irene Meding of Hammond; three sisters. Mrs. Karen (Michael) Kingston of Hammond, Debbie Meding of Hammond and Terri Meding of Hammond; grandmother. Mrs. Anna Mihalek of Hammond; mother and father-in-law, Carl and Julia Fowler of Calumet City; brothers-in-laws, Carl Fowler Jr.

and Norman Fowler, both of Calumet City; numerous other relatives. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, June 21 at 11:30 a.m. from the Clarence J. Huber Funeral Home. 722 165th St.

and 12 noon from St. John Bosco Church with Msgr. Everard Klein officiating. Burial Concordia Cemetery. Hammond.

Friends may call Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. Meding was the owner of Denny's Custom Vans in Munster and Denny's Gun Shop in Hammond. He was a lifelong resident ol Hammond; member of St. John Bosco Church.

American Legion Post 330. Whiting Trap Shooting Club. International Show Car Association. Black Labrador Duck Club and National Street Van Association; Veteran of U.S. Army: graduate of Morton High School Class ol 1966.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Lake County Sheriff's Marine Unit. Cedar Lake Patrol. P.O. Box 1206. Cedar Lake.

IN 46303. Cards available at the luneral home. Pair Robs Residents HAMMOND A man and a woman tied up three Hammond residents and ransacked their apartment Sunday. Police said Fred Gilbert, 23, 7550 Columbia answered a knock at his door just before midnight to find a woman pointing a pistol at him. The two robbers entered the apartment and tied up Gilbert, his wife and a visitor, Eric Dongu, 20, of 6600 New Hampshire with telephone cord.

The intruders ransacked the apartment, took $250 cash and a shotgun, police said. Cedar Lake News about Cedar Lake? Call Vicki Snyder, 322-5002.