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10 The Record Building Permits Royal Homes 1706 128th Ave single family dwelling $1 1 01 78 Larry Lutte 14532 West Maple Road sun room addition and remodel $20000 BHI Development 15751 West Dodge Road finish office interi or canopy $43000 Omaha Association of irefighters 6005 Grover St shell only $35000 6005 Grover St footing and foundation $20000: 6005 Grover St finish interior $65000 McNeil Co 3434 143rd Circle single family dwelling $305409 lorence Homes 7915 30th St addition to building $25000 CSI 12928 Hartman Ave single family dwelling $59982 Benchmark Homes 16207 Rolling Ridge Road single family dwell ing $61677 Celebrity Homes 5622 131 st St single family dwelling $63 045 14540 Karen St single family dwelling $70650: 12928 Jessie $63 045 dwelltn0 rontier Construction 6208 156th Ave stngle family dwell ing $80604 Primary Care Resources 10060 Regency Circle addition to building $125000 CSI 801 1 Vernon Ave single fami ly dwelling $76644 Melvin Sudbeck Homes 15819 Polk Circle single family dwell ing $88647 CSI 6223 79th Ave single fami lydwelling $48435 McNeil Co 9718 Nottingham dwelin9 Mark Voelte 1818 126th Circle single family dwelling $76995 Keystone Dies 5655 St footing and foundation $30000 Kahnk Homes 6013 166th Ave single family dwelling $81306 Collett 6241 100th St single family dwelling $69525 Holy Name Housing Corp 3465 Meredith Ave single family dwelling $44568 Thomas Ramm 13973 Arbor Cir cle single family dwelling $67830 Royal Homes 14216 ranklin St single family dwelling $101178 14122 ranklin St single family dwelling $1021 08 Robert Campbell 7311 Wirt St footing and foundation for ga rage $30800 731 1 Wirt St foot ing and foundation for garaoe $27720 Meadowlark Homes 15512 Grant Circle single family dwelling $73281 Pacesetter Homes 16919 Karen St single family dwelling $73095 Daniels Homes 5705 167th Cir cle single family dwelling $79665 Mandolfo Investments 4711 $68418 dweltnQ Immanuel Hospital 6901 72nd St child development center $70492 Kevin Jackson 7205 Lawndale Drive car wash building $22000 Dave Paik Builder 3366 125th St single family dwelling $93315 12610 Eagle Run Drive single family dwelling $84756 Benchmark Homes 4970 167th Ave single family dwelling $54000 Vencil Construction 16906 Wool worth Ave single family dwell ing $61 308 Dave Paik Builder 12556 Bristol Circle single family dwelling $85992 Celebrity Homes 3705 152nd St single family dwelling $63465 Monarch Construction 1316 161st St single family dwelling Dave Paik Builder 12430 Evans Circle single family dwelling $88692 Mark Hopkins Homes 3515 125th Ave single family dwell ing $68358 Lotteries POWERBALL Numbers drawn Wednesday: 7 12 21 25 31 Powerball: 11 Two winning tick ets purchased in Iowa and Mis souri split $105 million jackpot Estimated jackpot Saturday: $2 million COLORADO LOTTO Numbers drawn Wednesday: 9 17 21 26 30 34 Two winning tickets split $35 million jackpot Estimated jackpot Saturday: $15 million IOWA LOTTO Numbers drawn Wednesday: 3 11 17 35 37 38 Wild card: 7 of Hearts No winner Estimated jackpot Saturday: $900000 IOWA CASH GAME Numbers drawn riday: 1 24 29 33 34 KANSAS CASH LOTTO Num bers drawn Wednesday: 1 3 12 19 28 30 No winner Estimated jackpot Saturday: $1 05000 KANSAS PICK 3 Numbers drawn riday: 7 8 7 MISSOURI LOTTO Numbers drawn Wednesday: 5 9 15 30 47 48 No winner Estimated jackpot Saturday: $31 million MISSOURI SUPER CASH Num bers drawn Thursday: 1 18 20 23 24 MISSOURI PICK 3 Numbers drawn Thursday: 7 7 6 Plattsmouth City Officials Optimistic About uture Continued from Page 9 according to the 1990 Census City Administrator Howard Parrott estimat ed that an additional 3000 people live within a mile of the city City officials have moved quickly to make improvements in the southeastern area to try to keep residents Aided by some federal and state grants the city has pumped about 5700000 into the area for streets sewers and pavingsince 1985 A second project is scheduled for northwestern Plattsmouth in 1993 Parrott said a $508000 program called Northwest Target will pave streets and install sewer and water lines in the area bounded by 15 th Street on the east and Avenue on the south Retired Publisher Robert Marvin Dies Beatrice Neb (AP) Robert Marvin who with his brother co owned and published the Beatrice Daily Sun for many years is dead at 79 In 1936 after he graduated cum laude from Dartmouth College Marvin went to work at the paper his grandfather founded in 1902 Except for a three year Army stint he worked there until his retirement in 1975 When he retired he was editor and owned and published the paper with his brother George Marvin was active in many Beatrice organizations and had served on the Beatrice Board of Education uneral services will be Monday morning Iowa Band to March In Wooden Shoes Orange City Iowa (AP) Members of a northwest Iowa high school band will not abandon tradition when they march in the Tournament of Roses Parade even if it means sore feet All 210 members of the Maurice Or ange City loyd Valley High School band will wear wooden shoes from Holland on the six mile parade route The band pays tribute to the Dutch heritage with uniforms that are replicas of traditional costumes in the Netherlands The restoration of the itzgerald Building at Sixth and Main Streets in downtown Plattsmouth is expected to be completed in 1993 The $15 million project is turning the once vacant three story structure into a series of small shops and about 25 low to moderate income housing units Progress on the Kennedy reeway extension has spurred inquiries about other development in the Plattsmouth area the officials said When completed in 1 994 the Kennedy will end in southern Sarpy County a few miles north of Plattsmouth Parrott said Plattsmouth gained 50 to 100 jobs in 1992 with the establishment of small industries and businesses All Was Bright On Christmas Day The sun greeted those in the Omaha Council Bluffs metropolitan area who looked up from opening gifts and eating holiday dinners Afternoon temperatures peaked at 26 The actual highs occurred during early morning Offutt Air orce Base had 28 Eppley Airfield 33 and the weather station at 72nd and McKin ley Streets 38 Central and western Nebraska also had sunny skies but contended with blustery winds northwester ly winds diminished to about 1 0 mph The state high riday was 41 in Sidney where winds stayed in the 20 mph range most of the day Mostly sunny skies and a high of 36 were forecast by The World weather consultant with southerly winds of 10 to 15 mph low was expected to hit 12 Elderly Man Escapes Serious ire Injury An elderly Omaha man escaped seri ous injury Christmas morning in a flash fire that seared him as he was trying to ignite a furnace pilot light Howard Strube 81 of 5605 42nd St suffered flash bums to his hands and face said Lynn Weaver a nursing supervisor at Immanuel Hospital Strube was treated and released Deaths and unerals OMAHA WORLD HERALD Saturday December 26 1992 the local news rating derby However Coleman insists there were limits to his deportment He has denied a report that he once dropped his pants on the air That apparently was the work of another weather cast er When Coleman moved to a Milwau kee TV station in 1965 he was asked to tone down his act because behavior that Omaha viewers found amusing would not be appreciated by the so phisticated populace of Wisconsin His hair also was a problem It was almost a crew cut Coleman called it a Point characterized by growth just long enough to permit a suggestion of a part on tne side 1 showed up for work in he said guy who had hired me took one look and buried his head in his hands He said my God no! Did I forget to tell you to let your hair It was a very conserv ative station in all ways politics in cluded I think they were a little worried about me in that respect But on the ourth of July I waved the flag a lot and that He began looking for other work and a year later joined the CBS owned station in Chicago Kalber working for the competing NBC station was the perennial king of the hews show CBS bosses were more tolerant than the folks in Milwaukee about his horseplay At least he occa sionally felt free to toss a spitball On one rainy day he arranged to have a family of ducks waddle across the set Then there was the time he removed a shoe exposing a big toe that had pushed its way through his sock The sock was strangling his foot he ex plained to viewers Newscast ratings improved and Co leman was given much of the credit for the eventual toppling of Kalber from his No 1 perch Morning Coleman had an offer to do weather for show but CBS held him to his contract However he later became a regular on Morning or several years he broadcast the weather reports from Chicago Coleman achieved what he consid ered the goal of his life in 1982 when he put his baby the Weather Channel on cable TV At first he had been almost alone in thinking that 24 hours of weather programming was a viable concept worked for three years trying to get it he said laughed at me from coast to coast The people thought the idea of a 24 hour weather channel was just about the funniest joke anybody ever came up with ABC CBS NBC Turn er They all laughed at But dreams do not die easily He eventually settled for finan cial backing of Landark Communica tions Inc The Atlanta anchored Weather Channel became a reality and soon was to prove his critics wrong The next year in a jubilant interview with the Newhouse News Service Co leman said intend to become a very rich He laughed when he said it but he did not consider it ajoke or some time he satisfied his com mitment to ABC by broadcasting his Morning weather casts from Atlanta He then put on his Weather Channel CEO hat running an operation that soon included 200 em ployees Coleman said projections did not call for the Weather Channel to turn a profit for two years However his contract with Landmark called for unrealistic performance standards fell 10 percent short of that and they used that to get rid of he said got a court injunction against them but they were not required to extend anymore money so there was no way I could go on had the option of buying them out for $4 million to be paid in 30 days There was no way 1 could raise that amount The value of the Weather Channel today is $400 million It makes a $25 million a year 24 HourNews Meanwhile he said had burned my bridges at so he went to work for WCBS in New York After a year he returned to Chicago and NBC teaming with old ratings foe Kalber About 1 8 months ago Coleman began putting together the stuff of another dream: a 24 hour television news station in Chicago would be a Chicago he said had ever tried to do He completed a detailed plan came up with a marketing scheme arranged financing and was set to go he said when the Tribune Co announced its intention of forming its own 24 hour news station was no way two 24 hour operations could Coleman said we talked and merged together I could have had a role in some capacity with the new company but I want in if I run it I got a very good settlement out of it 1 have no complaints at all about the He said his crushing disappointment over the escape of the Weather Chan nel gnaws on me But the past very excited about the present just happy to be back in Nebras parents were tired of children Thev But 1 noticed they did listen to i the same way when I decided to be an announcer on radio I used to stand in front of a mirror and talk into it and hear my voice bouncing back at In second grade he exhibited the kind of aggressive ambition that was to characterize his adult career day the teacher said our class was supposed to prepare a program for a PTA meeting I suggested that we do a radio program and I would be the announcer home I began programs to my parents through the hot air registers using the basement as my studio I played records and read stories from the Any thing for Attention Later the family moved to Carbon dale Ill where Coleman's father joined the faculty of the University of Southern Illinois When youngest son John started high school he went to work for a local radio station As a freshman at the University of Illinois he got a full time job at a Cham television station Announcing ing news Doing weather year I did the jerkiest thing Coleman said cring ing with the memory of it was very impressed with myself I was cocky I never met anybody quite as brassy as I was sent out Christmas cards with my picture on the front wearing a plastic TV smile They said Coleman Television Yes I actually did it No I trying to be funny I was quite Coleman majored in journalism and television at Illinois He earned a minor in meteorology and after gradu ation completed training as a meteo rologist In 1965 Omaha station KETV hired him on the strength of his zany man antics while reporting the weather in Champaign He was known to stand on his head to invite rain He sometimes The anything to get viewer atten tion formula worked in Omaha and Wacky Weather Guy Back in Omaha uonunuea nom rage i including Kearney television station pav any attention to me iviixii min iix i xa 1 1 i in iif winnne i jj i KSNB at Superior and KWNB at radio I wanted them to listen to me in nayes venter ine stations are in receivership Despite own ties to the state emotion alone did not prompt his return here "I began looking around for a TV station to buy about two years he said He had been in Chicago the previous six years doing weather for the NBC owned station on which another Omaha alumnus loyd Kalber is anchor man of the early evening news was at an age when I asked myself what I wanted to do for the rest of my Coleman said owner ship appealed to me There were bar gains to be had Some people say commercial TV stations are dinosaurs that they be able to compete with cable and so Coleman buy the dinosaur theory were making the same dismal predictions about radio in the he said made radical changes and has grown every He sees similar opportunities in television looked coast to coast for the right place to land" he said was more appealing than Boombox Voice At 55 Coleman looks much the same as he did in his Omaha days although his hair once trimmed close to his head is longer and has turned white About his disdain of a topcoat: He was kidding well a bit at least His wife Cheryl was flying in that evening from Chicago with their two dogs and the rest of wardrobe inchiding warm coats voice is distinctive It would be an attention getter even in a chorus of typically deep down broad caster voices The Coleman sound emerges from the throat with astonish ing boombox power He seemed a little apologetic about it: tried to soften it especially for iv llivjiv 1O1U 11V 2 i voice was not handed down threw spitballs at colleagues nirfVtlx Trrr 4 4T 1 1 vu niv vivaiut 1 U4U a lemoie nine nasal voice Coleman tion formula worked in Omaha and boomed He began a self coached helped KETV move from last to first in viw uiipnuYviuvui uiutldJIL Bom in Alpine Texas the son of a college professor Coleman decided at an early age to become a radio an nouncer was the youngest of five he said the time I came along my Defective ireplace Starts House Blaze BY JOY POWELL WORLD HERALD STA WRITER The Morris family of 5215 91st St discovered their house was on fire as they stepped from church after a Christmas Eve service After fire split open a defective fireplace and spread at the Morris house a family member said people should have their fireplaces checked Damage in the Morris house fire was estimated at $18000 to the structure and $7000 to the contents Jeff Morris 42 said he saw the fire engines in front of his house and firefighters on the roof when he and his family stepped out of Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church 90th and Streets after midnight services ortunately his brother Wayne 37 was visiting and had stayed at the home during the church service He discovered the fast spreading fire early and called 911 CLIP AD BIG POT SALE Home of the Christmas Pots lo 37" CROCKS ANIMALS PATIO POTS CLAY IGURINES OMAHA POTTERY OPEN SUNDAY 9900 Just wwt of Loveland The fire damaged the dining room living room kitchen and a new addition ire struck several Omaha apartments over the Christmas holiday No one was injured Christmas morning a fire broke out shortly after 4:30 am in a large house converted into an apartment building at 2964 Poppleton Ave The blaze apparently started in electri cal wiring in the bedroom of a first floor apartment occupied by Martin Lawson who home at the time Battalion ire Chief lorian Paskevic said The fire which was confined to Law apartment caused damage of about $10000 to the building which is WHY PAY MORE? unerals Starting At995 Includes Casket Professional Services acilities Preparation Removal Hearse and Graveside Services TROIA UNERAL HOME Omaha 342 3655 MEYER UNERAL HOME Council Bluffs 322 0293 owned by Robert Oberman 3515 50th St It also caused $5000 in damage to possessions and other contents in the burned apartment Paskevic said Also Christmas morning residents of a three story apartment building at 1008 30th Ave were routed briefly after fire broke out in a first floor laundry room about 5 am That fire caused $10000 in damage to the structure of Hanscom Place Apart ments and $2000 in damage to its contents Paskevic said Holstein Iowa (AP) A two car crash Thursday in northwest Iowa killed one of the drivers Authorities said Denise orney 35 of Holstein died in the accident The Iowa Highway Patrol said the crash occurred at the intersection of two gravel roads northwest of Holstein in Ida Coun ty Three people were injured in the crash including the driver of one of the cars Irvin Pauly 34 of Denison The accident occurred about 8:35 am JACKPOTS! $900000 Estimated Iowa LOTTO $2000000 Estimated Powerball 453 5600 496 9000 Libby age 91 of re mont NE Died rl Dec 25 Preceded In death by husband Sam and son Rob ert Survived by daughter in law Phyl lis Weinberg grandsons Roger and Kathy Weinberg of Des Moines John and Jan Weinberg of Lincoln 2 great grandsons Tom and Bobby Graveside services Sun 11 AM Golden Hill Cemetery 42nd Grant St In lieu of traditional remembrances memorials to Robert A Weinberg Scholarship Dr Harlan Ellard ME KU Helen William age 93 uneral notice later KREMER UNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St 553 3155 Eldon rank Mary A Phyllis (Wolverton) Angelo Margaret Borsheim Wilhelmene Joseph Episcopal Church Chey enne WY Memorial contributions may be made to Holy Trinity Manor WIEDERSPAHN RADOMSKY CHAPEL THE CHIMES Cheyenne WY 307632 1900 LARKIN UNERAL HOME 24th St 733 0493 Guy Gladys ERSKINE Beverly Msgr loyd PENKE WilliamO John Paul WE I BERG Libby Phyllis (Wolverton) 51 Phoenix AZ Survived by husband George Phoenix 2 brothers Ralph and Hal Wolverton both Omaha numerous nieces and nephews PERKINS John Paul age 44 of Lin coln Died Wed Dec 23 near Kear ney NE He was a member of St Jo seph's Catholic Church Lincoln He has been an employee of irst Tier Bank In Lincoln since I960 and was Senior Vice President and Senior Loan Officer for irst Tier Preceded in death by his father John Perkins he Is survived by wife Trudy of Lin coln sons Jay and Guy at home moth er Imogene Perkins of Kimball NE sisters and brothers ln law Gloria and Jack Cook of Kimball Mary Kay and Don Brunner of Pine Bluffs WY Lois' ond William Cox of Tuscaloosa AL fa ther in law and mother in law Charles and Zelma High of Lexington NE aunts and uncles nieces and nephews SERVICES will be held Mon Dec 28 at 11 AM Cathedral of the Risen Christ 3500 Sheridan Blvd Lincoln ROSARY Sun Dec 27 at Lincoln Me morial uneral Home 7 PM ather James Meysenberg officiating Rev Dr Otis Young assisting Interment Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery Lin coln Memorials may be mode to YMCA Youth Sports or the Madonna oundation LINCOLN MEMORIAL uneral Home Lincoln NE 6800S 14 St 402 423 1515 rank 71 yrs Dec 24 1992 Omaha Survived by wife Lucille son and daugh 'ter ln law rank "Ruridv" and Mary grandson and wife Raymond and Joan granddaughter and fiancee Marlene and Don Whitesides great granddaughter Emily Johnson sister rances Johnson all Omaha SERVICES Mon 2 pm Larkin uneral Home Chapel Interment Hillcrest VISITATION Sun from 2 pm LARKIN UNERAL HOME 24th St 733 0493 Mary age 84 Dec 23 1992 Omaha Preceded In death by husband Joseph Survived by daugh ters and sons in law Evelyn and Tom Beedle Margaret and Dean Janssen both Omaha Loretta Benis North Platte NE 20 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren 1 great great grand child brothers George William and John reis sister Katherine Myers many nieces and nephews Member of CCU and Catholic Daughters SERVICES Mob from Larkin uneral Home 10 am to Sts Peter 8 Paul Church 10:30 am Rosary Sun Larkin Chapel 7 pm Interment Calvary Ceme tery Visitation Sun from 3 pm Helen age 84 Survived by daughter Sophia Thompson UNERAL SERVICE Mon 1pm McCurdy Chopel amily will receive friends 2 4pm Sunday McCURDY UNERAL HOME Co Bluffs 328 1144 BAKER'S LOWERS 331 9570 24th Vinton 90th ort 50th 11 1th 136th 132nd Center 84th Giles 50th Ames 84th rederick VlSAMosterCardDiscoverAmericon Express LOWERAMA 8026 DODGE RD' 393 2268 8 8 Mon Sot 10 6 Sun BODLE Mary (Greenfield) 74 yrs Gretna NE Survived by son and daughter in law Robert and Joan Greenfield grandchildren Scott Steve and Ryan Greenfield Gretna sister Evalvn Rudeen Stromsburg NE SERVICES Mon 10:30 am Gretna United Methodist Church Graveside Services Mon 2:30 pm Circle Mound Cemetery Rising City NE Memorials to Gretna Legion Auxiliary or Rescue Squad VISITATION Sun 1 9 pm fam ily will receive friends 6 7:30 pm KAHLER DOLCE Papillion Neb 339 3232 SERVICES Wed Swanson Price uneral Home Hopkins MO klu i rs Dr Harlan oge 87 of Mondamin Retired Dentist Survived by 1 son Rickey Mo 3 grandchildren: 3 great grandchildren SERVICES Mon 10am at the uneral Home VISITATION with the family from 7 8pm Sun at the funeral home In terment Rosehill Memorial Gardens HENNESSEY VANCLEAVE HURLEY UNERAL HOME Missouri Vol lev I A (712) 642 2745 ALVA MARY 5 years ago today God took you away from us We miss and love you very much You are always In our thoughts Merry Christmas Love Dad and Manuel LYNCH Ellard age 64 of Omaha Survived by wife Mary sons Darrell of Bloomfield CO Douglas Omaha daughters Brenda Kunish Denver Phyllis Goodrich Lubbock TX Sherry Saar Co Bluffs 10 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren brothers Ken neth of Kansas City MO and Oliver of Cincinnati OH sisters Ann Cash May field KY Sue Collins Debarton WV SERVICES Sun 2 PM at the Mortuary VISITATION with family Sat 6:30 to 8:30 PM BOYD BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 72nd St 391 2171 HY VEE LORAL SHOPS 413 3559 339 2682 330 2655 493 3104 731 6109 553 4085 896 1182 571 9633 rances Lorene Rudolf (Rudy) BENDOR Julia Mary (Greenfield) Julia age 93 Eureka CA formerly of Blair Preceded in death by husband Chris Survived by daughter and son in law Thomasine gndjohn Slater son Charles Bendorf both Eureka CA 3 grandchildren John Charles and Julia 1 great grandchild Joelle 1 niece Marlorie Denny Murphysboro IL NO VISITATION uneral Service Tues 10 am irst Methodist Church Blair Interment Blair Cemetery SIEVERS SPRICK Calhoun 468 5678 Margaret Borsheim age 92 Survived by sister rances Bastian sister in law Mae Borsheim both of Omaha and nieces and nephews uneral notice later JOHN A GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd 8 WESTERN I AVE 391 1664 Wilhelmene 76 yrs Chey enne WY Dec 21 1992 Preceded In death by parents William and Nora Strong husband Wesley Hart daugh tec Nora Glenn Survived by daughter Patricia Jones Cheyenne WY 2 sons Harry Hart Cromwell IN John Hart Oberlin Park KS 2 brothers Howard Strong Lincoln NE Perry Strong Huntington Beach CA 7 grandchildren 1 great grandchild MEMORIAL Service Mon 1 :30 pm St ADAMS rances Lorene age 70 uneral notice later JOHN A GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd 8 WESTERN AVE 391 1664 Rudolf (Rudy) 91 yrs of Omaha Retired in 1961 after 36 yrs of faithful service with OPPD Preced ed In death by beloved wife Mildred Survived by daughter and son in law Bette Jean and Ray Dryden ort Worth TX 2 sisters Helen Green ond lorence Pesek 1 grondson Jim and wife Charlene Hanrahan 2 great grandchildren Sean and Shannon Han rahan all of Omaha many nieces and nephews as well of a host of friends and neighbors The family will meet with friends Sun 6 to 9 PM West Cen ter Chopel Private Interment Mon Evergreen Memorial Park Memorials to the American Heart Association or the American Lung Association HEAEY HEAEY HOMANN DWORAK CUTLER WESTCENTERCHAPEL 78th West Center 391 3900 HELMANN Joseph age 66 yrs Hastings NE died Dec 22 1992 Survived by wife Peg Heimann Has tings NE daughters Mrs Lawrence (Ann) Koppers Leawood KS Mrs Brian (Kathleen) Brady Omaha NE Mrs Michael (Trish) Sullivan Hastings NE 7 grandsons sisters Mary Louise Heimann Grand Island NE Mrs Anna Marie Daevel Ocon omowoc Wl Patricio Heimann Has tings NE brother Brother Richard Heimann Sherman Oaks CA ROSARY Sun 7:30 pm at the uneral Home MASS of Christian Burial Mon 10:30 am St Cecilias Catholic Church John McCabe ond Tom Dowd officiating Burial Parkview Ceme tery Hastings NE Butler Volland uneral Home Hostings NE 402462 2147 noouo ciuun age oo yrs Route 2 Council Bluffs Dec 23 1992 Husband of Virginia HobusOther survivors son James daughter Sally both of Council Bluffs mother Emma Hobus Glenwood IA SERVICE Tues 1 pm Cutler Chapel Interment St Pauls United Church of Christ Cemetery VISITATION begins Sat 2 pm at the Cutler Chapel Memori als ore suggested to St Pauls United Church of Christ CUTLER UNERAL HOME 533 Willow Ave 322 7779 BOYD BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 72nd St 391 2171 JOHN A GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd 8 Western Ave 391 1664 JOHN A GENTLEMAN mUKTUARY jo ia i arnam st 345 1664 KREMER UNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St 553 3155 KUtUtKMUKIUARY 3UTn a Ames Ave 2727 North 108th St und care of Memorial Hospital of Dodge County remont NE 68025 JeysdSbuneral Home 328 1144 In Memorlam 3 108th 8 ort 96th 8 120th Center Rd 1 32nd 8 Dodge 35th 8 51st 8 Center 143rd 8 90th 8 Maple MCard Visa Dellverv 8am 8pm uneral Directors 8 Beverly 65 yrs Omaha Survived by husband Paul daughters and sons ln law Cherle and William Eastes Ottumwa I A Jodie and Robert Craig Omaha mother Margaret Luenenborg Omaha sister Joyce Cockerill Springfield NE 1 grand child Sean nieces nephews VISITATION Sun 2 4 pm UNERAL Mon 10:30 am uneral Home Inter ment orest Lawn Cemetery Memori als to I mmanuel Lutheran Church KREMER UNERALHOME 6302 Maple St 553 3155 ISCHE Msgr loyd age 84 Arrangements pending BREWER KORISKO CHAPEL 5108 Street 731 1234 Gl LLIOTTI Angelo age 83 yrs Dec 24 1992 Omaha COMPLETE NOTICE LATER LARKIN UNERAL HOME 24th 8 St 733 0493 Guy 48 yrs Omaha NE COMPLETE NOTICE LATER HEAEY HEAEY HOMANN DWORAK CUTLER WESTCENTERCHAPEL 78th West Center 391 3900 DOLL Gladys age 71 of Omaha Arrangements pending CROSBY BURKET SWANSON GOLDEN Colonial Chapel 11902 Center Rd 333 7200 KUSH Edwin 15 years have passed Miss you Brother and business part ner Bernard STOKES Lew This is our second anniversary apart but the love we Shored lives on in mv heart Dee lorists 3.