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f-naay, sepiemuei THE DAILY OKLAHOMA! THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN DEATHS and FUNERALS To Place Notices call 231-3264 Grand Jury Accusa tions Too Vague, Judges Rule Suspect Identified In Kidnap CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVERTISING RATES APPLICABLE TO STATE OF OKLAHOMA Effective August 1, 1985 Daily Sunday; $1-92 $2.25 l2Xir $2-03 $2.36 $2.34 $2.67 $2.93 $3.26 $3.38 $3.71 HOW TO COMPUTE COST Z8(lettf and sjacestottw Esmond Ray, 76, passed away Thursday. Services will be at 10am Saturday, at the Bill Eisenhour Northeast Chapel, with inlermenl at Arlington Memory Gardens. Bora Nov. 20, 1908, in Sabinal TX, came to the OKC area in 1942, and to MWC in 1954. Retired TAFB after 30 years in the personnel dept.

He is survived by his wife, Fave of the home; 1 son, Dav'd of WWC; 1 daughter, Barbara Saviors of MWC; and 5 grandchildren. ELLIOTT Ethel Mae Seav, services 10am Friday, Baptist Temple. Bill Merrill, Bethany HODGES Hershel Allen, 77, of OKC, died Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1985, in OKC. Funeral services will be 2pm Friday, Sept.

6, in Demufh-Garrison Sherman Chapel, with interment in Memorial Park. The family requests memorials to Hospice of Central Okla. HYATT Bradley Clifton, infant son of Dan and Candy Hyatt. Services 2pm Salurday, Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, directed by Vondel Smith 8, Sons Mortuary. PERSONAL PEOPLE REACHER RATES I DAY ECONOMY PLAT on 10 DAY ECOfiOMY PLAN Hon Upon their suspension, the men have the right to ask for a jury trial on the ouster in 10 days.

Each man was accused of neglect of official duty in the grand jury report handed down Aug. 27. The grand jury alleged that the men failed to advertise for sealed bids for items costing more than that they failed to follow city ordinances in the hiring of six police officers; and that they failed to inspect and approve each item presented for payment by the town board between May 1983 and June 1985. In addition, Meadows is accused of malfeasance in office for allegedly signing purchase orders after items already had been purchased. Thursday's ruling means that the accusations against the two men will be lengthened to a "35 or 40-page document," District Attorney Dick Tannery said.

The one-page accusations were left general because the grand jury expected the two officials to resign, Tannery said. "We figured it would be the smart thing for someone to do in that circumstance. Why remain in a position no one wants you in?" sale only. Each item must be priced and Sl.OOO or lea By Chris KInyon Lawton Bureau LAWTON Grand jury accusations seeking the ouster of two members of the Cache town board are too vague and need to be clarified, two judges ruled Thursday. Accusations of willful maladministration against Mayor Hubert Meadows and board member Elmer Fort Jr.

are "insufficient as worded," said Jack Atkinson, a Lawton attorney representing both men. Meanwhile, Meadows and Fort participated Wednesday in a decision to promote a police officer to fill the vacant office of police chief, an action District Attorney Dick Tannery said was legal. Meadows and Fort were to appear before separate judges Thursday to answer the accusations before Atkinson won a 20-day continuance. When the hearings reconvene, the judges are to consider suspending each man from the town board pending ouster proceedings. State statutes call for county commissioners to appoint replacements for the suspended board members, Assistant District Attorney Bill Riley said.

sale only. Each item most b. priced and $300 or less ii value. Ms wilt be published 5 SINGERMAN Ronnie Radimie), 59, an OKC atlorney, died Sept. 5, 1985 in St.

Anthony Hospital. Survived bv wife, Helen Maxine; a son, Charles Leighlon Singerman; daughter, Helen Christine Parker. Services 11am Friday, Sept. 6, Hahn-CookStreet 8, Draper Chapel. Memorial contributions to the Okla.

Heart Foundation. THORNTON Virgil age 48, died Wednesday in a local hospital, after a long illness. Mr. Thornton was a relired brick mason and a veteran of WWII. He is survived by 2 brothers, Earl of OKC, and Vernon of CA; 1 sister, Mrs.

Minnie Rankin of. OKC; also several nieces and nephews. Services are Friday, 10am, graveside at Arlington Cemetery, directed by Guardi-an Midtown Funeral Home. YUN Kyong Chon, 53, of OKC, passed away Sept. 5, 1985, at Baptist Medical Center.

Worked for Born March 18, 1932 in Korea (U.S. Citizen). Survivors are his wife, Yong Sun Yun of ihe home; 2 sons, Song Yong Yun, Song Chun Yun, both of Ihe home; a brother, Kyong Ok Yun of Del City; a sister, Ann Yun Law of San Antonio TX; nephew, Cho Law of Edmond; other relatives and friends. Services are 9am Salurday, Bill Eisenhour Southeast Chapel, with burial at Sunny Lane Cemelery. ZIMMERMAN James Ezra, services 2pm Friday, Warr Acres Church of the Nazarene, directed by Guardian West.

days at SS .00 per Each MINCY Floyd 99, passed awav Sept. 4 al his home in OKC Services are 10am Saturday in the Colonial Chapel of Vondel Smith Sons Mortuary with interment in the Fairlawn Cemetery. Born near CWco TX, Dec 11, 1885, Floyd had lived in OKC since 1915, coming here from El Reno. He was a 32nd Degree Mason and had recently received his 75 year pin. Member of the Gideons, long-lime member of Ihe Shartel Church of God, and had recently been attending the Westridge Hills Church of God.

Floyd was a retired pharmacist, and from 1960 to 1981 had worked as a salesman for Greene and Greene of OKC, where he sold commercial ice making machines. He was preceded in death by his wife, Fern; son, Bob; daughter, Lynell Tarr. Survivors in-dude 1 grandson and his John and Jo Tarr, granddaughter and her husband. Terry and Ron Savoie, all of Edmond; 5 great-grandchildren, Andy and Kathrvn Tarr, John, Jeff, Berry, and Christopher Savoie. Memorials may be made In Ihe Gideons.

PVernon 31 years of age, farmer and rancher. He was born in OKC, graduated ronrj John Marshall High School, attended CSU and Southwest Christian College. He was employed by the Reno Meridian News. Survived by his mother, Mary Lou Pack; sisters, Palsy-Wilts, and Henrie Close; 2 nieces and 3 nephews. Services will be 3l Saturday, Smith Kernke Chapel, interment Resthaven Cemelery, Shawnee Ok.

Julia Pearl, 85 of Choctaw. Services 2pm Friday at Ihe Bethel Church, with burial at Memorial Park, directed by Bill Eisenhour, Choctaw. RICHARDSON Edna Violet, 80, services 10am Friday, Bill Merritt Chapel, Flat Rate Charge. No refund Flat tor early cancellations. early INDEX OF MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONS Automotive.

DEADLINES To Place or cancel Ads NON-DISPLAY Weekdays Commercial Noon Preceding Day Individual 3:00 PM Preceding Day Sunday PM Friday DISPLAY Weekdays 5:00 PM 2 Days Prior Sunday 3:00 PM Friday Monday 5:00 PM Friday Tuesday Noon Monday Florists JOHNSON Rodney Spencer, born in Muskogee OK. on Sept. 22, 1953. CHEEVER'S FLOWERS 525-2104 Funeral Directors Road Opens 0nNW23 A stretch of NW 23 from Robinson to just east of Broadway has been opened to traffic, a spokesman with the state Department of Transportation said. Construction at the intersection of NW 23 and Robinson also has been finished, said Andy Oden, department spokesman.

Two lanes of NW 23 east from Broadway to Lincoln could be opened in about a month, he said. Firefighters Take Drug Abuse Tests McALESTER Firefighters here are undergoing urine tests to put to rest what Fire Chief Freddie Sanders said are rumors of drug use within his department. It is the first time that firefighters have had to undergo the test, and Sanders said Thursday that he ordered it after rumors from a "small group" in town began surfacing that at least two of his men were taking drugs. The city's entire 38-man fire department is undergoing the testing, including its ranking officers. The tests were ordered this week and so far there haven't been any positive results from nine specimens sampled, he said.

Complete testing should be finished by next week, Sanders said. All ads subject to credit approval. 152 Mustang 374-2324 BILL EISENHOUR Main, Choctaw. 390-2221 BUSINESS OFFICE HOURS 8 A.M.-5 P.M. WEEKDAYS CLOSED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY To Place Your Ad By Phone Dial 235-6722 WEEKDAYS 8 AM to 5 PM SATURDAY 8 AM to 12 Noon SUNDAY 9 AM to 2 PM OKLAHOMA RESIDENTS If outside the Metropolitan Area Dial Toll Free 1-800-522-3450 Ion Road 8J3-5S21 ROGERS Gladys Mae (Kendall), 61 of Minco, died Thursday, Sept.

5, 1985 al St. Anthony Hospital, following coronary bypass surgery. Born Oct. 6, 1923 at Crescent OK. Mrs.

Rogers is survived by 1 daughter, Connie I. Kilgore of Norman; son, Bobby W. Rogers of Norman; mother, Mrs. Myrtle Kendall of Tultle; sisters, Mary Peterson of El Reno and Ovell Overton of Minco. Mrs.

Rogers was employed by Marcmont Corp. for Ihe past 10 years. She was a member of Hazel Dell Baptist Church at Minco. Services will be at 10:30 am, Salurday, Sept. 7, in the First Baptist Church, Minco.

Rev. Charles Green and Rev. John McDaniel will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Minco, under Ihe direction olJAooreFiHiejaiCJiaeJ Cremations Deaths THE OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING CO. P.O.

BOX 25125 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 73125 Cemetery Lots (anmouwcements) 100 lOvr old. i 16 Dew U. 271-77 Lost 8-29-8S Moore HS area, ii By Bay Robinson Prosecutors presented a series of witnesses Thursday to the kidnapping of a 12-year-old Midwest City girl, but only one identified the defendant in the case, Dewey George Moore, as the man seen forcing the child into a car. On the first day of testimony in Moore's kidnapping and murder trial before District Judge James L. Gullett, witnesses said they saw Jenipher Juasell Gilbert forced into a yellow car in a crowded parking lot following a Sept.

27, 1984, football game at Carl Albert Junior High School. The girl's body later was found in a roadside ditch in the Harrah area. An autopsy determined she had been strangled. Moore was identified irr court by Paulo Gomez, a Carl Albert football player, as the girl's abductor. Gomez said he saw the incident as he jogged across the parking lot after the game.

"It looked kinda rough," Gomez told District Attorney Robert Macy. But he added: "I just thought it was two high schoolers messing around, so I kept on running." Gomez claimed he had picked Moore out of a series of photographs shown to him by police shortly after the girl's disappearance. But Moore's attorney, Bob Ravitz, confronted Gomez with a tape recording of the interview in which Gomez reportedly identified another man as the kidnapper. Ravitz was to play the tape later in the trial. Two other witnesses, Billy Turner and her husband, Leroy, also said they saw a girl being forced into a yellow car resembling Moore's.

But they did not identify Moore as the driver. Billy Turner said she and her husband went to. pick up their son after the game. As the family was in the car preparing to leave, she turned to her son and said, "I think there was girl kidnapped," but did not report what she had seen to police. Ravitz noted that while Moore, 49, has dark hair and a medium build, Leroy Turner described the kidnapper to police as being blond-headed with a "beer belly." Prosecutors allege that after killing the girl and dumping her body, Moore stole a car which was parked near the Breeden Grocery store, 9628 SE 29.

On the roof of the store, police later found a paper bag containing duct tape with what Macy described as "many, many hairs" which were consistent with those of the dead girl. Moore was arrested while driving the allegedly stolen car, Also in the bag, Macy told the Jury, was a sanitary napkin with type "Cr blood consistent with that of the Gilbert girl and one ot the small earrings in the shape of a red pony which she was wearing when she went to school on Sept. 27. Jenlpher's mother, Debbie Scarberry, began to cry when Macy showed her the earring. "She was not a problem child at all," the mother testified.

"She was very happy and content." Macy told the Jurors they would hear testimony connecting hairs and fibers found in Moore's car and mobile home with those of Jenipher and the red-and-gray pep club uniform she was wearing when ahn was kldnanoorJ. Business Personals. Special Notices Travel Opportunities. ceived his Bachelor's degree in music educalion from OCU in 1976. In college, where he was affectionately known as "Hot he was actively involved in musical and theatrical productions and was president of the Black Sludent Union for two years.

After college, he went into professional entertainment and was very active in musical productions throughout the southwest. He took much interest in developing young musicians in the area high schools. At the time of his death, he was president of Rod-Gi-Bo Productions, and was band leader of the popular Oklahoma City band Rodney passed awav Sept. 1, 1985 Memorial services will be held Friday, Sept. 11am, at Bishop Angie Smith Chapel at OCU.

His body will lie in state all day Friday at McKay-Davis Funeral Home, 1616 N.E. 36th. Rodney is survived by a daughter, Kristen Johnson; his parents, R.B. 8- Celeste Johnson; 1 brolher, Brian "Bo" Johnson; a sister, Regma Johnson; and a host of loving relatives and friends. LAWSON Johnette, 69 of Bethany, died Wednesday.

She was retired in 1981 from the Stale Welfare a member of the Carter Maupin Order of Amaranth Court No. 10, OKC, also of Western Oaks Christian Church. Survived by a daughter, Lura Avling of Bethany; sons, James Caviness of San Anlonio TX, and John Lawson of OKC; 10 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren. Services 10am Saturday, Bill Merrill Chapel, Bethany. LINNEMANN Ralph August, 67, of OKC, died Sept.

4, 1985. Born in Martinsburg MO on May 18, 1918. Veteran of WWII, serving in Italy, Sicily, and North Africa, where he received the Silver Star for gallantry in action. Member of Christ the King Calholic Church of OKC since 1950. Came to OKC in 1950 and worked for Klmrav Inc.

until 1980. Attended OCU, OU, Washington University in Louis, member of the 105th AAA AW Battalion Reserve Officer's Assn. Survived bv his wife, Esther C. of the home; sons Dr. Philip Llnnemann of Norman, Ross A.

Llnnemann of Edmond; daughter, Gall F. Rule of Atlanta GA; 6 grandchildren; 3 sisters and 1 brolher, Rosarv 7:30 om Friday, Sept. 6, 1985, Smith Kernke Chapel, Mass of Christian Burial 1:30 pm Saturday, Sept. 7, 1985 at Christ the Kino Catholic Church, inlermenl Resurrection Cemetery, Memorials may be made to Hospice of Cw'rol OMa. MMarth1HAllce of OKC, died Wednesday at Deaconess Hos- e3ta-9779 VJ 89 8.

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Funeral Services will be at 2pm Friday at Ihe Baggerlev Memorial Chapel, vyith burial at the Arcadia (OOF Cemetery. Born Oct. 19, 1899 at Ratclifle, Iowa. He was a lifelong resident of the Edmond area. He was a carpen er for 55 years retiring in 1963.

He was a veteran of WWI and a member ol the Arcadia Odd Fellows Lodge. Survivors Include three daughters, Belly Adams, Florence Wood and Ruby Cook, all of Edmond; one brolher, Paul of Edmond two sisters, Ruth McCoulla Eufaula and Edna Brown of Chandler; five grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wile, Maud Elliott Saniee on Sept. 21, 1965, "ATTENTION: WITNESS Will ladv who witnessed JCCldJnl MacArlhur M-S 10-iJO 308 NW 946-6459 cat am HP. 1 o.nu tlo BftrH.

Hd" EOmond, 359-0849 NANI 947-1425 Hippy HoV 137 State ALVA CAMPBELL, Merle George "Chink," 80, retired painter and professional basketball player. Services Saturday Wharton). ARDMORE TALIAFERRO, MUton, 73, retired electric company employee. Services Saturday (Harvey). BARTLESVILLE ROBINSON, Georgeann 67.

Services Monday (Stumpff). BINGER BENNETT, Billy Jack, 57. Services Sunday (Gragg). CANADIAN EAYNES, Leah May, 73. Services Saturday (Black's-Kelley, Eufaula).

CARNEGIE DAUBERT, Fred John, 90. Services today (Browii-Blnyon, Chickasha). CHICKASHA TAYLOR, Charles 37. Services today (Sevier). COLBERT MATTINGLY, Danny, 35.

Services today at Denison, Texas (Murray, Durant). CROWDER COFFEE, Jennings, 84. Services today (Mills, McAlester). DUNCAN MAYO, Jody Dlanne Solomon, 33. Services today (Don Grantham).

FAIRVIEW MORGAN, Daniel 26, Services Saturday (Fairview). HENRYETTA VASSAUR, Jennie 81. Services today (Cantrell-Kclly, Okmulgee). HOLDENVILLE KNIGHT, Rlenardl 91, retired school administrator and businessman. Services Saturday (Hudson).

LOVE, Lonla 66. Services today (Hudson), IDABEL HOLDER, Maodle, 93. Services today (Coffey-Loonard). KINGFISHER KIRKHAM, Acme, 81. Services Saturday (Sanders).

LAWTON STEPHENSON, Loonard retired businessman, Services Saturday (Becker). McALESTER 8DLLENGER, Ora, 83. Services Saturday (Mills). MINCO ROGERS, Gladys Mae, 61, Services Saturday (Moore). OKEMAH SMITH, Dan 81, Services today (Parks p.m.

today (Demuth, Garrison Sherman). HYATT, Bradley Clifton, infant son of Dan and Candy Hyatt, Oklahoma City, died Tuesday. Graveside services 2 p.m. Saturday, Sunset Memorial Park (Vondel L. Smith Sons).

LAWSON, Johnette, 69, Bethany, retired state wel-fare employee, died Wednesday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday (Bill Mer-ritt, Bethany). LINNEMANN, Ralph A 67, Oklahoma City, died Wednesday. Rosary 7:30 p.m.

today. Mass 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Christ the King Catholic Cliurch (Smith Kernke). MARSH, Martha 59, Oklahoma City, senior petroleum Landman, died Wednesday. Services 2:30 p.m.

Saturday, St. Luke's United Methodist Church (Wilson, EL Reno). MINCY, Floyd 99, Oklahoma City, died Wednesday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday (Vondel L.

Smith Sons). RIDLEY, Morris 76. Oklahoma City, died Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Monday (Vondel L.

Smith Sons). SINGERMAN, Ronnie 59, Oklahoma City, attorney, died Thursday. Services 11 a.m. today (Hahn-Cook, Street Draper). THORNTON, Virgil, 68, Oklahoma City, died Wednesday.

Graveside services 10 a.m. today, Arlington Cemetery (Guardian Midtown). WALKER, Irene, Oklahoma City, died Thursday. Services pending (Rolfe). WATSON, Wilbert, Okia-homa City, died Wednes-day.

Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Church of God (Temple Son). WILLIAMS, Calvin, 72, Oklahoma City, died Thursday. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Christ United Methodist Church (McKay-Davis).

YUN, Kyong Chon, 53, Oklahoma City, assembly line worker, died Thursday. Services 9 a.m. Saturday (Bill Eisenhour South-cast). CHOCTAW PAINE, Julia Pearl, 85, homemaker, died Wednesday. Services 2 p.m.

today, Bethel Church (Bill Eisenhour, Choctaw), EL RENO BARKER, Detty Jane, 61, died Thursday. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday (Benson). BLAIR, retired toachor, died Wednesday, Services 10:30 Saturday, First Prosbytorlnri Church (Wilson). PRAGUE HENRY, Howard H.

"Dick," 83, retired grocer. Services Saturday (Parks Brothers). QUINTON BRAY, Levi James, 67. Services Saturday (Mallo-ry, Stigler). RAVIA BBASHIER, Earl Mil-burn, 81, retired farmer.

Services Saturday at Tishomingo (Smith, Tishomingo). SAVANNA TOMUNSON, Jerry, 46. Services today (Mills, McAlester). SEMINOLE HENSLEY, Derrls, 80, retired maintenance man. Services Saturday (Swea-ringen).

WAPANUCKA BOLEN, James Lynn, 80. Services today (Smith, Tishomingo). WEATHERFORD FISHER, Erma, 79, retired telephone company employee. Services Saturday (Lockstone). WEWOKA ELLWANGER, Helen, 81, retired nurse.

Services today (Stout). Metropolitan ATCHISON, William, Oklahoma City, died Wednesday. Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Fort Smith, Ark. (Temple Son).

BEDDINGFIELD, Dewey, 86, Oklahoma City, died Monday. Services 10 a.m. today, Crown Heights Methodist Church (Guardian Mtdtown). BRAGGS, Enradell, Spencer, died Thursday. Services pending (Rolte).

BROWN, Allen, 77. Spencer, died Tuesday. Services 11 a.m. Saturday (Pollard). BROWN, Elsie, 54, Oklahoma City, died Thursday.

Services 10 a.m. Saturday, Salvation Army Church (Guardian Midtown). DAVIS, Lonio, Oklahoma City, died Tuesday. Services 11 a.m. Monday (Rolfo).

DEAKIN8, Sarah E. "Myrt," 65, Oklahoma City, retired sheet metal workor, died Thursday. Services 1 p.m. Monday (Bill Eisenhour Southeast), nmBERT, Elliabeih 83, Oklahoma City, home-maker, died Thursday. Graveside services 11 a.m.

Saturday, Falrlawn Cemetery (Hahn-Cook, Street nonOES, neraehel Allen, 77, Oklahoma City, retired oil Mold workor, died Wodnosday, Services 2 WARD Lost, Small WES kmv WAR tfBUV.i.'! 'Sli'gi-fi: lovBdnsrn WQreal 55H Lost doo, 'rtPIt Fasnt 'eward. oan nil, I love you Sweetheart wllh II mv heart, Pm vours always, ova Katharlna TDrtwi 67, loving Bulkiest Personals ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 514-1100 SUPERVISOR 5 ERASE BAD CREDIT control call Anna miw Thi 6kla. tmdlovascuiar I P. Marsh. She was a resident of El Reno until her graduation from high school In 944, then attended the University of Okia and moved to OKC In 1948.

Martie was a senior landman with the John A. Cox Oil Co. OKC. She i was a number of. the American and the Oklahoma Assn.

ol Petroleum Landmen. Marlle demonstrated her great tove and latent lor music through participation in the Okla. chapter of Sweet Adelines, Ihe nalional ladies barbershop singing organization. She was also a member of SI. Luke's United Methodist Church at Jit NW 15, where services will at JJ0 pm Saturday, with the Rev, Joe Carson, Assistant Pas or, officiating.

Burial till be In Ihe SpecUl Notices 140 wile and mother, passed away Wednesday afternoon, Sept, 4, 1985, al BMC, afler a short Illness. Pat was born In Allen, In 1918 and moved to OKC In 1937. She was active as a cosmetologist for 25 years, was a commissioned real estate agent, and also was active In sales for Republic National Life Insurance lor over 10 years. She was the past President of Ihe Tau Beta Book Review Club, member of First Christian Church, and Home Builders Sunday class, Past President of Delia Gamma Sorority Mother's Club and President ol Kspm Sigma Fraternity Motner's Club. Surviving children are Gloria Tracy Harrison and Robert G.

Tracy; grandchi-dren, Holly and Tracy Harrison, Steve and Linda Tracy; and nephew, Carl Patterson, Pat will be greatly missed by OU FOOTBALL waaam II A TMfe RfewNDERi ifflul aw torRnnln volume ol 300 lrreiiAnin pi- DIVORCE Reno Cemclerv, under the direction Wilson Funeral Home 100 N. Barker. El Reno, Marlle will lis In stale Friday at Wilson Funeral Home and Salurday al St. Luke's United Methodist Church, Survivors Include 3 brothers. Waller P.

(Bud) Marsh Jr, of Longmon 104 Kim, Lost 1 DAY AVAILABLE Bids, Propowlt errSi or est OKC '15. pne Pnone Co, Anon, E5' InwII her lamily and friends, Funeral services nam saiuroay ai me Smith Kernke Funeral ClanljNojt, Advertising Call 5-MViOW, Free Legal Consultation, srat (Mary Falrvle Chapel, with Inlermenl to be a Chanel Hill Cemetery, In lieu of flowers, Pal reaues ed contributions lo ihe First Chr stun Church or charily of choice. i OK; a number of and nephews and ifon, Mnsrupicv, etc, evening or -weekends, MS.