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1 8C DETROIT FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1979 extrafood Usable recipes Wednesdays in the Free Press -FREE PREGNANCY TESTS leil ABORTIONS to 20 weeks Anesthesia Avaiabk Birth Control for Men Women BLUE CROSSMEDICAD Accepted 476-2772 (NonfroRt I Dtdcaled sinci 1972) ABORTION to 24 weeks 956-7020 W-HOSP1TAL end OUT-PATIENT SERVICES MfMCAlO HUf CtOM a an HHVATt INSUtANCt PREGNANCY AID INCORPORATED Help to Continue Your Pregnancy 882-1000 MICHTGAN MEDICAL ABORTIONS FREE Pregnancy Tetttng IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS High Quality Cere BLUE CROSS a Ml MtDIC.MD 522-7272 NO AGE LIMIT E. Fisher, 69, family, dies "Women helping women" WOMEN I COUNSELINQ OENTER I I I FREE PREGNANCY BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC ABORTION TO 20 wks. TUBAL spent the winters and his town house in Birmingham where he spent the summer. He was just sort of a regular guy," said his brother Thomas K.

Fisher. CHILD CARE AVAIL. DURING VISITS 1 1 fl Everell of auto By W. KIM HERON Free Press Staff Writer Everell Edward Fisher, prominent Detroit area businessman and son of auto magnate Charles T. Fisher, died of a heart attack Monday night at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak.

He was 69. Mr. Fisher, of Bir-mingham, served as director for the National Bank of Detroit for several years. He was also the owner of two Chevrolet dealerships which he sold about 10 years ago. At the time of his death he was vice-president of Prime Securities the family investment firm.

He was the third son of Charles T. Fisher, the second oldest of the seven brothers who ran the Fisher Body Co. during its early years. The company was founded by Charles, his brother Fred and their uncle Albert Fisher in 1908. Eventually the other brothers were also brought into the company.

In 1924 Charles and two brothers, Fred and Lawrence, pulled out of active management in Fisher Body to join 1 ak FDENIST WOMEN HEALTH CENTER FREE PREGNANCY TESTS Decision-Making Counseling Abortion Up to 24 Weeks Follow-Up Counseling Prenatal Family Planning vjynecology services Women's Resource Cer no age limn Canadians welt ccpl BCBS, FEP, Big 3 Medicaid, Private Insurance SUMMIT MEDICAL CENTER 15800 W.McNichols 272-8450 Abortion To 22 Weeks No Age Limit STUDENT RATES AVAILABLE FREE PREGNANCY TESTING Immediate Results licensed by Mich. Dept. of Health Medicaid Blue Cross Accepted APPLIANCE iter III, LA SCOTSDALE MENS MEDICAU CLINIC 538-0600 ABORTION ASSISTANCE by people who care Complete 'Privacy Specialists in Womeni health care Warm Personalized care Free Pregnancy Testing and Assistance Birth Control center All Insurances, Medicaid accepted Master Charge Visa Accepted 1930S W. Seven Mile, Detroit Between Southfield and Evergreen CO wiuDDcu FREE Pregnancy Tests Immediate Results Confidential Counseling Medicaid Blue Cross Complete Birth Control Clinic (313) 941-1810 Ann Arbor and Downriver area (313) 559-0590 Southfield area Northland Family Planning Clinics 'jr SAVE (L Medicaid i astland 774-4190 15921 E. 8 Mile Rd.

E. Detroit, Ml 48021 between Gratiot Kelly 24 Hr. Phone Service I taiilK with S80 0 Rose Ella Vartanian, Russian emigre, dies 3 jgZpn TOELBrVTE OUR 46TH ANNIVERSARY WE'VE DECIDED TO CELE HAVE WITH ONE OFTHE BIGGEST SAL ouw EVERY EVER SEEN. TO JIT, WE VE UT EVfcKT STORES HIGHLAND CTORFOWSETWS -ys. Mr.

Fisher was a member of the Grosse Pointe Club, the Bloomfield Hills Country Club, the New York Yacht Club, the Bal Harbor Club and the Anglers Club. He is survived by his wife; two sons, Everell Jr. and Peter a daughter, Mrs. James Philips; a sister, Mary V. Fisher; a brother, Thomas K.

Fisher, and four grandchildren. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Thursday at St. Hugo of the Hills Church, 2215 Opdyke Road, Bloomfield Hills. The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

Wednesday at the W. R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple, Birmingham. Burial will be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Memorial tributes should be sent to the St. Vincent and Sarah Fisher Home, 27400 W. Twelve Mile Road, Farming-ton Hills 48018. "It was She couldn't do it, and the Probate Court took us all away from her and farmed us out to agencies to care for," said her son. "My mother wasn't willing to let it go at that," he said.

"She went to Northwestern High School. She learned to speak English and she earned her licensed practical nurse certification. "She got herself a job at Henry Ford Hospital and she got us all back," her son said. FIVE YEARS AGO, Mrs. Vartanian was assaulted by a neighborhood youth who apparently thought the elderly lady had something to steal.

She was stabbed and beaten. "After that, everything was downhill for her, but I'm telling you I want you to know she was a great lady," said her son. Besides Ruben, she is survived by five sons, Sooren, Haig, Aram, Henry and Armen; one daughter, Jean; 24 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St.

Anastasia Church South, 2440 Big Beaver Road in Troy. Air bag program is braked LL bt MDUUi "Wfa'ni MW 4W cA.PFNDS SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 By HELEN FOGEL Free Press Staff Writer Some might say life dealt cruelly with Rose Ella Var-tanian. But through it all, a proud and spirited woman, she endured and struggled to make a life for herself and her family in a strange land. "She was a remarkable woman a genius, really," her son, Ruben Vartanian, said Tuesday.

Mrs. Vartanian, 79, died Sunday at Saratoga General Hospital. Born the daughter of wealthy silk merchants in Rostov, Russia, the young Ro-sella Baronova lived a life of privilege. THEN IN 1915, while she was working with Russian War Relief like many other wealthy young women, she met her husband to be, Hrant (Henry) Vartanian. He had fled the Turkish massacre of TESTS ON WALK-IN BASIS PRENATAL CARE I LIGATIONS E.

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$H59 obituaries S2S)S) Mr. Fisher, the third son of Charles T. Fisher. GM. Two years later the company was completely absorbed by GM.

Everell Fisher was a graduate of University of Detroit High School and Georgetown University. He was a Navy officer in World War II. In 1940 he married Susan Briggs, daughter of Walter 0. Briggs, founder of Brigg Manufacturing Co. and then owner of the Detroit Tigers.

"He loved his family and his home in Florida where he Armenians in 1915 with a group of other Armenian refugees. "My father and his Armenian friends always called my mother 'The Angel in Ruben Vartanian said. "Somehow she managed to finagle them all passports from the Persian Embassy and in 1916, after she and my father were married, in St. Gregory's Church in Rostov, they all came to the United States." ''Her family, of course, wealthy as they were even aristocratic lost everything during the (Russian) revolution," her son said. But an even crueler blow struck Mrs.

Vartanian little more than a decade later; SHE WAS CARRYING her eighth child when her husband died leaving her alone -r-unable to speak English, with a large family to support on her own. Wednesday at the St. George Romanian Orthodox Cathedral, 18405 W. Nine Mile, Southfield. Mr.

Ciofu, 89, died Monday at the Abbey Convalescent Home in Warren. Mr. Ciofu, a native of Romania, has been a Detroit resident since 1920. He retired in 1958 from the Ford Motor where he was employed for 38 years as a die setter. He was a member of the Union and League Bucuvina Society, the Romanian Pensioners Society and the Romanian Senior Citizens Club.

Henry R. Eshleman, industrialist Services for Henry R. Eshleman, board chairman of Pullman Industries and president of the Springfield Machine Stamping will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Grosse Pointe Park. Mr.

Eshleman, 86, of Grosse Pointe Park, died Sunday in Bon Secours Hospital. He was a member of Acacia Lodge No. 477 and one of the first 100 members in the Detroit area of Alcoholics Anonymous. He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving are his wife, Margaret and two sisters.

elsewhere Snail fanatic is found dead i Chris Hudson, 24, who owned the largest snails in the world. His 13-inch, 23-ounce specimen was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records; he also had an 18 -inch snail but it died. Hudson's marriage ended last year after his wife complained that their house was full of snails. Found dead in East Grin-stead, England; an autopsy was scheduled but police said foul play was not i FDflD prqbeJ) I'll EARjREEStHM MMBWn" i ii I pRGEL5UJ rTYARlOERVICE gj fjjjP SANYO DUAL SPEED TIMER MICROWAVE OVEN 2-power 25-minute dual speed timer with automatic shut-off Removable glass tray Easy-clean interior Model EM9103. Regular $259.

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'Hit Parade' singer dies Tommy Leonetti, 50, who was one of the singers on television's "Hit Parade" popular music show of the late 1 950s, died in Houston, where he had been under treatment for cancer for two years. Leonetti (in a 1 965 photo) moved to Australia in the 1960s and won an award in 1970 as that country's most popular television performer. FX I Zr 'MI IP DAILY 10 TO 4 Large temperature I timer, EASY 5301 13847 23361 SOUTHGATE DEARBORN LIVONIA 13011 E. PONTIAC MT. III mum4 ft f' I III 1 t.JJ:r-if.Lj' TXI ill 1 I MiHIri PROGRAMMABLE WASHINGTON (UPI) The House, told that air bags and unproved and unsafe, voted Tuesday to order the Transportation Department not to proceed for at least another year with its plan to require them in cars.

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