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-w wMW w' yy -p "yy InkJet El Friday, Juno 26, 1M7Q South Bund OSmiARSCS Local obituaries obituaries Longtime Indiana journalist dies at73 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Indiana reporter Hortense who was attending a convention Uvat planned jy Mishawaka, died at pm. Wednesday In SL Josephs Medical Center after an Illness. Mrs. Fletcher was the owner I Newman's Pharmacy, Mishawaka, from 1973 to February 1987. She was born Dec.

13, 1921, in Massena, Iowa, and lived in South Bend for 21 years, coming from Fargo, N.D. On Aug. 23, 1647, In Atlantic, Iowa, she married Leland B. Fletcher. He died July 3, 1881 She Is survived by five daughters, Kathy Scherman of Fairfield, Iowa, Connie Buyens of Plant City, Teresa Horn of 'Elkhart, Patty Gredy of Mishawaka and Peggy Seddnger of Salem, a son, Kenneth D.

of Cassopo-Its; nine grandchildren; two sisters, Dorothy Welch of Greenfield, Iowa, and Rosemary Armstrong of Fontanelle, Iowa; arid her parents, Anna and Jim Huddleson of Fontanelle. Services will be at 6:30 a m. Saturday in Hickey Funeral Home, 3516 E. Jefferson BlvcL Burial will be In SL Joeeph Valley Memorial Park, Granger. Friends may call from 7 to 6 pm today In the funeral home.

She was a member of the County Federation of Womens Clubs, the Business and Professional Womens Association, Holistic Counseling Center, Mishawaka Womens Club and St. Andrew's United Church of Christ to honor her today, collapsed and died In Williamsburg. Va. Mrs. Myers, 73, a news service reporter for 38 years, died Thursday night while attending a convention of VrrBM J.

Sumpter LAPAZ Vernon J. Sumpter, 67, of 2746 Lilac Road, died at 2:50 pm. Thursday In Bremen Community Hospital after an Illness. Mr. was employed for 27 years for Studebaker Corp and retired from AM General Corp.

lie was born Sept 10, 1916, In Elkhart and had lived In LaPaz since 1649, coming from Bremen. In Nap-panee, he married Arguil L. Lid-gard, who survives. Also surviving are a daughter, Carol A. Sumpter of LaPaz; three sons, Robert L.

of Fort Wayne and Larry D. and Ron EL, both of LaPaz; four grandchildren; a great-granddaughter; a sister, Violet Geabler of South Bend; and three brothers, Roscoe, Gerald and Marvin, all of Bremen. Services will be at 1 m. Sunday at Palmer Funeral Home, Lakeville. Burial will be In Fair Ceme- North Liberty.

Friends may from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm. Saturday in the funeral home, where memorial services will conducted at 7 m. by Plymouth-Kllwlnning Masonic Lodge 149 4 AM. He was a member of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of South Bend chapter, Council and Comma ndry of York Rite Bodies of South Bend and Plymouth-Kllwlnning Masonic Lodge 149. He was a veteran of World War II.

Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of SL Joseph and Marshall Counties Inc. Roman Catholic Church. Burlai will be in Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today in Groner Funeral Home, where the roeary will be recited at 7 pm Mrs.

Ziembowskl was bom April 9,1908, in Poland. She had lived in the Dowaglac area since the early 1950s. On July 7, 1929, in Poland, she married Stanley Ziembowskl He died Jan. 8, 1986. she was a member of the church.

Mildred B. Hedges DO AG 1 AC Mildred llod- is, 89, of 403 Chestnut SL. died at 30 a.m. today in her borne. Mrs.

Hodges was bora Oct 2, 1897, in Cass On June 1.1916, in Vandalla, she married Elmer W. Hodges, who died in 1971. Surviving are three daughters, Leona Town- send and Donna Patzer, both of Dowaglac, and Marilyn Vander-Veen of Grand Rapids, a son, Weldon, of Grand Rapids; 10 grandchildren; and 19 great-grand- children. She wai a member of the First Christian Church, Order of Eastern Star Chapter 263 and Greenleaf Rebekah Lodge. Services will be at 11 a m.

Monday at McLauchlln-Clark Funeral Home, where friends may call from 31o 8 pm. Sunday. Burial will be In Mission Hills Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions may. be made to the church.

MM. MrtM Saturday in the funeral home. Mrs. Car lets was born Aug 14, 1918, in LaG range County and was a lifelong area residenL On May 24, 1938, she married Monroe Milton Garlets, who died Nov. 1, 1981 Surviving are a opn, Kenneth of Howe; a granddaughter; and a greatgrandchild.

Harry K. Rewe ELKHART Harry K. Rowe. 91 of 825. Cassopojts SL, died early Thursday in his home after an ill-ness.

There will be no services or visitation. Burial will be in Prairie Street Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to any Walley-Mllls-Ziromerman Funeral, Home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Rowe was employed at the former New York Central Railroad for 54 years.

He was bom Aug 15, 1894, in Wabash, Ind In Elkhart, he married Grace Denny, who sur-, vives. Also surviving are a son, Bernard of Elkhart; a granddaughter; two sisters, Ethel Rowe of Elk- hart and Fay Shencfelt of Arizona; a half sister, Betty Rowe of Califor- nia; and two half brothers, Lewis of Michigan and Paul of Washington. Anna ML Becker WINAMAC Alma M. Becker, 88, of 701 N. Hathaway, died at 4 a.m.

today in her home. Mrs. Becker was retired as a housekeeper for SL Theodores Church, Chicago. She was born Nov. 29, 1898, in Winamac.

Surviving are a sister, Josephine Volk of Florida, and a brother, Charles Becker 'of Winamac. Five sisters and five brothers preceded her in death. She was a member of SL Peters Catho-. lie Church. Services will be at 10 Wednesday at the church.

Burial will be in SL Peters Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Frain Mortuary, where the rosary will be recited at 8 pm. that day. Memorial contributions may be made to SL Peters church.

Harry M. Pauls- SAN PI EUR Harry M. Paulsen, 59, of Route 1, died at Thursday in Porter Memorial Hoe- Ctal Valparaiso, after an illness. Paulsen was a retired mail carrier. He was bom June 3, 1928, in.

San Pierre. On May 1, 1954, in Clay-pool, be married Susanne Knopp. She survives with tw6 daughters, Jo Ellen Arndt of North Judson and Debra Htttle of San rterre; two sons, Morris II of Portage and Charles of North Judson; six grandchildren; a sister, Barbara Hucker of LaCroese; a brother, Tom of Baas Lake; and his mother, Blanche Paulsen of San Pierre. Mr. Paulsen was an Army veteran of the Korean War.

He was a member of the North Judson American Le-. gkm. North Judson Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Order of the Shrine and Full Gospel Business- mens Association, Plymouth. He was a Starke County Republican precinct committeeman and had served as Starke County road superin tendenl Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Braman A Son Memorial Chapel Knox.

Burial will be In San Pierre Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today and until services Saturday in the funeral chapeL Henry N. Stanis MICHIGAN CITY Services for Henry N. Slants, 78, of 3161 Springland who ped at 5:25 a.m.

Thursday in SL Anthony Hospital will be at 11 a m. Saturday in OttILaverstock Funeral ChapeL Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to I p.m. today and until services Saturday in the funeral chapeL Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or to the American Heart Association. Mr.

Stanis was a retired security guard. He was bom Aug 5, 1908, in Michigan City, where he living his lifetime. On June 30, 1954, he married Irene Bukowskl, who died April 8, 1983. Surviving are three daughters, Joann Tanskl Henrietta Yorkey and Louise Osos, all of Michigan City; a son, Robert Stan-iszewski of La Porte; nine grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and a brother, Louis Staniszewski of Michigan City. He was an associate member of the SL Joseph Young Mens Society.

the National Federation of Press Women. She was at the conventions opening dinner when she excused herself because she felt 111 She collapsed on a landing on the way to her room at the Williams-burg Lodge. Paramedics tried to' revive her, and she was taken to Williamsburg Community Hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival Mrs. Myers, who retired in 1981 from UnitedPress International was to have been the surprise recipient today of the Presidents Award, the highest award given by the federation. It is bestowed at the discretion of the federation presi-denl She was totally devoted to jourr nalism and always a great journal-isL" said Eugene S.

Pulliam, publisher of The Indianapolis Star and The Indianapolis News. Mrs. Myers, who spent 16 years with the old International News Service and 23 years with UPI af- ter the two services merged, was UPIs Statehouse and political writer at the time of her retire menL She is one of (he great all-time reporters for UPI, said Helen Thomas, UPI White House manager, when informed of her friends death. She was Miss Indiana. She knew every politician in Indiana.

She was really revered. Edward Ziegner, retired political reporter for The Indianapolis News, commented, Hortense invented the, 38-hour day, she worked so hard. Hulda Anderson Hulda Anderson, 100, of 4854 Huntley Court, died about 1:10 p.m. Thursday in Medco Center nursing home after an illness. Mrs.

Anderson was bom on July 29, 1886, in Sweden. She came to the United' "States in 1903 and moved to South Bend in 1976. In 1906, in Chicago, she married Johan Albin Anderson. He died in 1962. Survivors include a sister, Ruth Johnston of Manhattan, her daughter-in-law, Dorothy E.

Anderson of South Bend, with whom she had lived for several years; and several nieces and nephews. A son, Harry A. Anderson, died in 1977. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Brown Funeral Home, Manteno, I1L Burial will be in the Elmwood Cemetery in Manteno.

Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday in the funeral home. Fungfrl note MOM Services for William Jo seph Mom, 83, of 67238 Linden Road, Lakeville, who died at 11 a.m. Wednesday in his home, will be at 10 a m. Saturday at Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church.

Burial will be at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call until 8 p.m. today at Palmer Funeral Home, Lakeville, where the parish rosary will be said at 7 p.m. He retired from the SL Joseph County Highway Department Memorials may be made to SL Joseph County Cancer Society. Bernard F.

Ladewsld ST. JOSEPH Bernard F. U-dewskl 72, of 1215 Wolcott St. Joseph, formerly of South Bend, died at 8:50 pm. Thursday at his home after an illness.

Mr. La-dewski retired in 1981 from Auto Specialties Manufacturing St. Joseph, after 31 years of service. He was bom April 10, 1915, in South Bend, and moved to SL Joseph in 1952 from South Bend. On Aug.

12, 1944, in South Bend, he married Angela' Nellie" Peculaitis, who survives. Also surviving are three sons, Ted of Ann Arbor, Bruce of Lawrence and Gregory of Washington, D.C.; four granddaughters; and two brothers, Ervin of Payson, and Clement of Sun City, Ariz. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday' at SL Joseph Catholic Church, SL Joseph. Burial will be at River-view Cemetery, SL Joseph.

Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Saturday and after 2 p.m. Sunday at Keriey 4 Starks Funeral Home, SL Joseph, where 'a liturgical prayer will be at 7 p.m. Sunday. He was a veteran xf World War II and received three bronze stars, was a charter member of Twin City Sym- phony and played with it for 30 years, played for Andrews University Orchestra and the South Bend Symphony, taught at South Bend Conservatory of usic and was the founder and member of Intermez- zo Strings Quartet Memorial con-' tributlons may be made to Berrien County Cancer Service, Hospice at Home, or Interlochen Chamber Music Conference.

Helen M. Crabb CULVER Services for Helen M. Crabb, 78, of 114 N. Ohio SL, who died at 4:05 a.m. Thursday in Millers Merry Manor, will be at 2 p.m.

Monday in 'Emmanuel United Methodist Church. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday and until noon Monday in Bonine Funeral Home and until services Monday in the church. Memorial contributions may be made to the church or to the Parkinsons Disease Foundation. Elsie Parkhouse LAPORTE Elsie Parkhouse, 91, of 1900 Andrew died at 10 a.m.

Thursday in LaPorte HospitaL Haverstock E'uneral Home is in charge of arrangements. Hazel M. DeFerbrache Hazel M. DeFerbrache, 91, formerly of 520 W. Vistula Terrace, Mishawaka, died about 4:50 p.m.

Thursday in Healthwin Hospital Mrs. DeFerbrache was the former owneroperator of Defco Products Corp. She was born Feb. 27, 1896, In Elkhart, and was a lifelong area residenL On Aug. 5, 1912, in South Bend, she married Frederick R.

DeFerbrache, who died in 1968. She is survived by three daughters, Shirley Rajski of South Bend, Gloria Evon of Fair Oaks, and Mildred Dixon of Napa, two sons, Ronald of South Bend and Warren of Osceola; 16 grandchild dren; and 23 great-grandchildren. Two (laughters and a son preceded her in death. RSisle Wilson died in 1984; Marjorie Ziemba died last March; and Frederick Jr. died in 1979.

Services will be at 11 a.m Monday at Welsheimer Funeral Home, 521 N. William SL, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Gale D. Lawrence. Gale D. Lawrence, 54, of 2054 Carrbridge Court, died at 11:15 p.m. Wednesday in St.

Josephs Medical Center after an illness. Mr. Lawrence was regional service manager for Berkel La Porte. He was bom Nov. 25, 1932, in Lima, Ohio, and came to South Bend seven years ago from Toledo, Ohio.

On 1, 1954, in Lima, he married Barbara C. Holland, who survives. Also surviving are a daughter, Re-becca Brink of South Bend; a son, Jeffrey, stationed with the U.S. Army at Fort Knox, two grandchildren; a half-sister, Sharon Gibbs of Lima; a brother, David, of Anchorage, Alaska; and his stepmother, Anna El Lawrence of Lima. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.

today atGuisinger Colonial Chapel Funeral Home. He was a veteran of the Korean War and a member of the Michiana Corvair Club. Georgia Ruth Fletcher Georgia Ruth Fletcher, 57, of 54609 Whispering Oak Drive, I Michigan Albert E. Doc Hamman NORTH WEBSTER Albert K. Doc Hamman, 87, of 202 EL South SL, died Thursday in Millers Merry Manor, Syracuse.

Mr. Hamman was an electrician, and he owned and operated Hammans Bait Shop for 30 years. He was bom March 22, 1900, in North Webster. On SepL 2, 1923, he married Ruth Frush, who survives. Also surviving are two sons, Albert EL Jr.

of North Webster and Richard A. of RowletL Texas; five grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and a sister, Susie Angel of Fort Wayne. He was a member of North Webster United Methodist Church. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Harris Funeral Home, Syracuse.

Burial will be in North Webster Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday in the funeral Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. 9211 Pokagon Road, Berrien 1 JAichlganjiosgital PAWATINO Dteohargas Wyant, Minnie, Center. Bauer, Karen, 26610 Marcellus Highway, Oowagiac.

Haas, William, f446 Barron Lake Road, Niles. MiHer, Joann, 1364 Eagle Niles. Phillips, John, 3206 Pokagon Highway, Niles. Stephens, Jerry, 504 S. 16th Niles.

Jack Averitt, Statehouse reporter for the News who shared an office with Mrs. Myers for years, said, Oh, she was a great lady. She enjoyed life. She was liked by and respected by every newspaper editor and reporter in the state. She will be missed.

Her newspaper career began in ,1934 with the Old Trail News, a weekly that folded after she left it in 1942. She was a reporter and assistant bureau chief for the Indiana Bureau of the old International News Service, which merged in 1958 with UPL Mrs. Myers won the Frances Wright Award from Women in Communications Inc. in 1960, and the Kate Milner Rabb Award for outstanding contributions to journalism by an Indiana woman from the Womans Press Club of Indiana in 1965. A graduate of Butler Univesity, she was named a Sagamore of thej Wabash by four Indiana She was inducted into the Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame in 1975 and the Indiana Academy in 1977.

She won the Ball State University Indiana Journalism Award in 1982. She was the widow of Stanley Myers. Arrangements are pending at Hampton-Gentry Funeral Home in Plainfield. Survivors include a son, Mark Myers. BERRIEN GENERAL (Berrien Center) Admissions June 25 Osgerby, Richard, 9607 Greenwood.

Munster, Ind. Francis. Mitchell, 137 E. Snow Road. Baroda.

Hale, Ethel S. 31-33. Berrien Spnngs. Akins, Jeremy, 3823 Oxbow Road, Sodus. LEE MEMORIAL ST3I Mishawaka I I funeral notes SHRINER Services for Howard L.

Hippo Shriner, 74, formerly of Berry Road, Mishawaka, who died about 2:05 p.m. Tuesday in Michiana Community Hospital South Bend, after an illness, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in Bubb Funeral ChapeL Burial will be in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the funeral home.

For the last two years, he had lived with his daughter, Becky Waggoner, of 2125 Toledo Road, Elkhart. Walz, Martha. 623 Helena. Dowagiac. Perkins Ray 52SS1 London bury Drive, Dowagiac.

Carter, Marylou, 301 Third ADflwagiac. Bek. Dave, 31342 Swisher, I Kennedy, Discharges Check ley, Robert, 23966 LAksl6re Drive, Dowagiac. Churchill, Luther, 506 New York Ave, Dowagiac. Kingsley.

Margaret, 100 Chestnut Towers. Dowagiac. Swartz, Lloyd, 14430 Lovendge, Marcellus. Swink, Brenda, 52617 Twin Shore Drive, Oowagiac. Szymonski.

Kimberly and daughter, 58680 Klumbis, Dowagiac. Shelter homes are needed for children BERRIEN CENTER The' Berrien County Juvenile Center is in urgent need of footer homes to -be used on an emergency basis as shelter homes for delinquent chil- dren, according to Alzeni Crumble, supervisor of detention services. Shelter' homes are licensed foster homes that are used for the temporary placement of children pending their hearing in juvenile court. Crumble said children placed in shelter care are those who do not present a serious risk to. the community, but who cannot be returned home because there is no proper parental supervision or there are other family problems.

Children and youth placed in-shelter care are generally those who are charged with property of- fenses or offenses such as running away from home or being incorrigi-. ble. Crumble said. In most cases-' they will not stay in the shelter home longer than 21 days, the time it takes for the court to order a disposition. 7, According to Charles Kehoe, rector of court services, it is not efficient to use the Juvenile Center for children who are not a high risk, to the community.

Shelter care only costs one-tenth of what detention costs, he said, and in most cases is more helpful to the -child. Shelter homes are usually licensed for a maximum of two chil-" dren. Foster parents In those homes are expected to accept a child referred by the court at any time of the day or night For this, the shelter parents are paid 312 per day per child, said Crumble. Families interested in being considered to be licensed as a shelter home should contact Crumble at the Berrien County Juvenile Center at 471-2831. Jack Ralph Weir BENTON HARBOR Services for Jack Ralph Weir, 61, of Pompano Beach, formerly of Benton Harbor, who died at 1:45 p.m.

Wednesday in Greenbriar Nursing Home, Howell will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Bowerman Funeral Home, Eau Claire. Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Sodus Twp Friends may call, from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday and from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home.

Mr. Weir was an industrial engineer at Corp He was bom Aug. 21 1925, in Kenosha, Wis. He had lived in the Benton Harbor area for most of his life. Surviving are a daughter, Jennifer Rogers of Lansing; five sons, Gregory and Michael, both of Grand Rapids, John of Kalamazoo, David of Benton Harbor and William Collins of Toledo, Ohio; six grandchildren; two brothers, Roger of Yuma, and Robert of SL Joseph; a stepsister, Wilma Rosentretter of Berrien Center; and a stepbrother, Bernard Nimtz of Tucson, Ariz.

Mr. Weir was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Maria Elena Rose NILES Services for Maria Elena Rose, 45, of 121 S. Third SL, who died at 4 a.m.

Thursday in Pawating Hospital after an illness, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Mount Calvary Baptist Church. Burial will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday in Halbritter Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Berrien Coun-. ty Cancer Service. Mrs. Rose was a driver for Dial-A-Ride bus service. She was bom Aug.

15, 1941, in Key WesL Fla. She had lived in the Niles area since February 1961, coming from Brooklyn, N.Y. Surviving are a daughter, Carol L. Lewis of Dallas, Texas; two sons, Michael Rose and Harold Rose, both of Niles; two grandchildren; a brother, Lewis Knowls of Key West; and her mother, Mary Symonette of Key WesL She was a member of the church. Arthur Shellne CASSOPO LIS Arthur Sheline, 89, of 141 N.

Broadway, died at 3: 10 a.m. today In Pawating Hospital Niles. Connelly Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Janina ZlembowsU DOWAGIAC Services for Janina Ziembowskl 79, of 106 Clinton SL, who died at 10 pm. Wednesday in Dowagiac Nursing Home after an illness, will be at 11 a m.

Saturday in Holy Maternity of Mary -L. Marie Valach KNOX Services for Marie Valach, 73, of Route 4, Bass Lake Road, who died at 5:08 p.m. Wednesday in Edgewood Manor Nursing Home, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Martin Evangelical Lutheran Church, Chicago. Buriar will be in Mount Vernon Cemetery, LemonL III Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m.

Saturday in Braman Son Memorial Chapel and from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday in Soltes Funeral Home, 2746 W. 51st Chicago. Mrs. Valach was a 40-year employee of Nabisco Chicago.

She was bom OcL 3, 1913, in Chicago. On OcL 23, 1972, in Chicago, she married Rudy Valach. He survives with a stepdaughter, Joan Layza of Orlando, a stepson, Ronald of Texas; four stepgrand-chiMren; and a brother, Stephen Pribis of Knox. She was a member of the church and Senior Citizens Club. Lois M.

Danner BOURBON Lois M. Danner, 73, of 10661 Elm Road, died at 12:05 a.m. today in LuAnn Nursing Home, Nappanee. Mrs. Danner was born May 2, 1914, in Argos and moved to Bourbon In 1934.

On March 23, li)35, she married Floyd Danner, who survives. Also surviving are a daughter, Laberta Sher-. wood of Bourbon; four grandchildren; and a sister, Thelma Casey of Plymouth. She was a member of the Bourbon First United Methodist Church and Yellow River Club. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Sunday in Deaton Funeral Home. Burial will be in Parks Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday and until services Sunday in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Bourbon EMS.

Evelyn M. Garlets MONGO Services for Evelyn M. Garlets, 68, of 400 N. County Road 900 who died at 4:30 a.m. Thursday in her home of an apparent heart attack, will be at 1 pm.

Sunday in Carney-Frost Funeral Home, LaGrange. Burial will be in F-ngtish Prairie Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Births Driscoll, head of Holy Cross, dies at age 59 Brother John Driscoll CSC, 59, president of Holy Cross Junior College, died unexpectedly at his resi-dence at 6:45 p.m. Thursday.

Brother Driscoll had been the president since the college began in 1966. He entered the Congregation of the Holy brother driscoll Cross in 1951 after a tour of duty in the Navy during World War II. He attended the University of Connecticut and SL Edwards University, Austin, Texas. He earned a master's and a doctorate in counseling of psychology fronft the University of Notre Dame. Hickey Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

ST. JOSEPH (Mishawaka) SHARP Meehell and Vamon Sharp 11558 Lincoln Way W.t Oaoeoia, ton, June 23. NOBLE Karen And Marty Noble, 115 E. Woodwde St, 8outh Bend, eon, June 25. Genexe Alternative Birth Center.

SREMEM COMMUMT YODER Clara May and Perry Voder, Route 1, 1997 Second BRoa d. Brenten, daughter. June 25. HOLT CROSS PARKVIEW yiymouth) HOPPE Brian and Joetta Hoppe. 6147 N.

Michigan Road, Plymouth, eon. Juno 25. CULTICE Cme and Valeria Cutttoe, 18761 W. 17th Road. Culver, eon, June 26.

fOSHEN GENERAL (MASER RABER Orva and Ida Graber, Route 3. Boa 586, SNpehewana, daughter, June 25. LEHMAN Al vm and Inez Lehman. Route 2, Boa 378, 8hipahevana. daughter, June 26.

60344 TROVER Jemee and Shlrtey Trover. WOLSELEY Cama and Paul Wotealay. 1230 Jackaon Booh rater, aon, Juna 26 LaPORTE DOWNEY Nancy and MchaN Donate 6444 East, 660 South, LaPorte, daughter, Juna 26. MARTIN Tracey and Daniel Martel, 423 Woodbine, LaPorte, daughter, June 26. NEE8S Linda and Christian Naess, 130 Balden LaPorte, daughter, Juna 26 WHYBREW Nancy and PMlip Whybranr.

0234 Eaat. Highway 20, LaPorte, aon, Juna 26 KANE Jama and Witkam Kane, 906 Tyler St, LaPorte, daughter, Juna 26 ELKHART GMRAL CLOUO Linda and Denial Cloud. 20664 County Roed 6 Bnatol, aon. Juna 26 G0ULS6ERRY Tracy and Thomaa Gouis-berry. 51636 County 19.

Bristol, daughter, Juna 26 TUBBS Miohaka and Eric Tubbs, County 6 Boa 634, Elkhart, aon, Juna 26 WARNER Robm and Richard Warner, 23162 U-2. 33 Eaat, Elkhart, daughter, June 26 LaGRANOK 8HERCK Cindy and Danma Sherck, Route 1. LaGrangs, aon, Juna 26 HERSHBERGER Marvin and Ida Harsh-bergar. Route 1, Shipahewana. aon, Juna 26 Memorial to be pinretled The unveiling of a monument for Anna Feingold, who died Jan.

will be at 11 am Sunday at Hebrew Orthodox Cemetery, Mishawaka. Rabbi Yisrael Gettinger, spiritual leader of Hebrew Orthodox Con-; gregatlon, will officiate. Monument to be unveiled The unveiling of a monument for Bee Shapiro, who died Aug. 3, will be at 11:30 am Sunday at Hebrew Orthodox Cemetery, Mishawaka. Rabbi Yisrael Gettinger, spiritual leader of Hebrew Orthodox Congregation, will officiate.

County 33, Goahen, eon, June 26 gsENAN Randal and Cindy Keenan. 1011 a S- NmBi St, Goahen, daughter, June 26 ODER Darnel and Mary Voder. Route 3, Boa 286, Mtddwbury. son, June 26 i OSOtJkWN OC.liMtei) FCOiNfON Deborah and Mteon Robw aon. Route 2.

Macy, aon, Juna 26.