OMAHA WORLD-HERALD Monday, May 11, 1987 Deaths and Funerals ALEXANDER-Katherine L. SALS -Katherine BOTOS-John G. BOUCKHUYT-Aline L. BRAZZLE-Clifford P. CARLSON SHH.
ALEXANDER- age 25 years. 3010 Seward St. Survived by parents James and Lea Ora Alexander; 2 brothers James Omaha, Michael L. Alexander, Ames, IA; 3 sisters Nora L. Ellis, Muskegon, MI, Linda Eula B.
Alexander, Omaha; aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives. ment Mt. Hope Cemetery. SERVICES: GET 2pm Chapel, interTHOMAS FUNERAL HOME 3920 S1. 453-7111 BALSE Katherine, age 75, Omaha, Survived by husband Arthur C.
Balser; son Alan Balser; sister Helen of Omaha; nieces, nephews. MEMORIAL Services Dundee Presbyterian Church Chapel, 2pm Rev. Robert McLeod officiating, Private Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. Memorials to the Dundee Presbyterian Church. NO VISITATION.
N. P. SWANSON Kenneth Golden Mortuary 3205 Harney 342-1060 BOTOS- John age 66 years of Omaha. Survived by wife Stella sons John of Colorado Springs, CO, Gary of Omaha; 4 grandchildren; brothers Joseph, Bolder CIty, NV, John L. and Sam, both of Omaha.
COMPLETE NOTICE LATER. HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 BOUCKHUYT-Aline age 93, Omaha. Survived by 2 sons and daughtersin-law Ralph and Annabell Bouckhuyt, Surprise, AZ, Albert and Marie Bouckhuyt of Omaha; 2 daughters and sonsin-law Virginia and Robert Spethman of Millard, NE, Dorothy and Gordon French of Ocean Springs, MS; son-inlaw Leonard Broz of Omaha; 29 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband Ramie, and daughter Mrs. Marguerite Broz.
SCRIPTURAL ROSARY: Tues. West Center Chapel. FUNERAL Wed. from the Chapel to St. John Vlanney Church at 10am, interment Calvary Cemetery.
HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 BRAZZLE-Clifford age 77 years, Omaha. Survived by wife, Lucille; sons and daughters-In-law, Phillip and Cres, Gary and Elaine, Dale and Martha; sons, James and Ricky; daughter, Sharon Binkley; daughter and son-inlaw, Guy and Suzanne Newland; 20 grandchildren, 13 great SERVICES Tues, 10 AM, at the mortuary. Interment Forest 1702 N. 72nd St. E.
BRAMAN BUELL-Emma age 94, Plattsmouth, NE. Formerly of Co. Bluffs. Survived by daughter Mrs. Gerald (Charlotte) Lowrance, Plattsmouth, NE; son Allen, Las Vegas, NV; 12 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; 2 great-great-grandchildren.
SERVICES: Wed. 2pm, Cutler Chapel, interment Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to Glad Tidings Assembly. Church. Family will with friends from Tues.
at the Cutler Chapel. CUTLER FUNERAL HOME 533 Willow Ave. 322-7779 CARLSON-Ernest 92 years, Ft. Myers, FL. Ret'd.
Accountant for O.P.P.D. for 42 years. Moved to Ft. Myers in 1961. Member of St.
John's Lodge, A.F. A.M., Omaha. Charter and Life member of Araba Temple, Ft. Myers. Life member, Legion of Honor.
Life member, Royal Order of Jesters. Past District Commander and Senior Vice Commander, American Legion Post No. Omaha. Member of V.F.W. and 40-8, Omaha.
Veteran, WWl. Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Joanne Marie Welgel, NE, Mrs. Nancy Gavaghan, Scottsboro, AL; sister Mrs. Violet C.
Margo, Los Angeles, CA; and 2 grandchildren. MEMORIAL Services, 3 PM, Mon, First United Methodist Church, Ft. Myers. Memorials may be made to the Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital. PHIL KISER FUNERAL HOME Ft.
Myers, FL 813-481-4341 CASSELL of Los Angeles, passed away May 7, 1987 In Los Angeles. Survived by wife Connie of Grand Island, 3 sons, Robert and Walter Cassell and Jimmie Monohon; 3 daughters, Rita Haskins, Vera Kirkpatrick, all of Omaha, Sherry Johnson; 19 grandchildren; 9 great-grand children; 5 brothers, Cecil, Francis, William, LaVon and Donald; 2 sisters, Mrs. Leonard Cross and Mrs. Steven Moore. ROSARY Tuesday, 7:30 PM at the Adams-Swanson Chapel.
MASS Of Christian Burial, 10 AM Wed. Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Rev. Frank Hoelck, celebrant. Burial at Ff. McPherson National Cemetery.
ADAMS-SWANSON North Platte, FUNERAL Nebraska CASSELL- E. DOTY- Sr. GARD, GARLAND Evelyn Charles A. HARRINGTON-leo B. HENKENS Alice Klein WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 JONES- James L.
(Jim), age 51 years of Norfolk, NE. Survived by wife JoAnn; sons and daughters-in-law Jeff and Lorraine, of Norfolk, Jess and Shelly of Lincoln; 2 brothers, Jerry of Normal, IL, and Ronnie of Kansas CIty, MO; 1 sister, Phyllis Johnson of Decatur, SERVICES: Wed. First United Methodist Church, Norfolk, ment Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk. HOME FOR FUNERALS Norfolk, NE -Alledra (Lee), age 80 yrs. Preceded in death by her husband, Clarence (Kas).
Survived by son and daughter-in-law, Thomas and Shirley; grandson Kristopher, all of Omaha. DOTY-Hubert age 78 years. Survived by wife Martha 1 son Claude A. Doty; 2 daughters Sharon R. Richardson, all of Omaha, and Jerry L.
Neal, Crane, MO; daughter-in-law Dolores M. Doty of Omaha; 17 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; 2 brothers James Doty of Colorado; Paul Doty of Kansas City, MO. Preceded in death by his parents, and 1 son Hubert E. Doty Jr. FAMILY will receive friends Tues.
7- 8pm West Center Chapel. GRAVESIDE Services Wednesday, 11am Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha. HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 GARD-Evelyn age 80 years. Survived by daughter and son-in-law, Mary Ann and Robert Richter; granddaughter, Mrs. Larry (Beryl) Stovie.
Mrs. Gard was a former owner of Truckers Terminal Cafe, 2615 St. FUNERAL Services Tuesday, 9 AM at Dworak Mortury Chapel, Cpt. Randall Siogren, Salvation Army officiating. Interment HIllcrest.
For memorials family suggests favorite charity. DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 S. 16th St. 346-1144 GARLAND- -Charles, age 83 years. Passed away 5-7-87.
Survived by 2 sisters, Leda Rose, Oklahoma City, Wirtie Stewart, Los Angeles; sister-in-law Nellie Lee, Omaha; 5 nieces, 2 nephews, host of other relatives and friends. SERVICES, Tues, 11 AM, at Cleaves Temple C.M. 25th Decatur St. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. Friends received at: 2025 N.
19 St. MYERS 22nd Lake St. 346-0248 HARLOW- age 23 of Waterloo, Ne. Survived by wife Penni; daughter Fallon; mother, Mary Jo Harlow, of Waterloo; father, Kenneth from Emmet, brothers Randall and Michael; both Waterloo, sisters Vicki Wollen of Yutan and Sheryl Harlow, of Waterloo; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Miller, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harlow of Valley. FUNERAL Tuesday 10 AM at Valley Chapel. Interment Pleasant View.
SWANSON FUNERAL HOME Valley, Nebraska HARRING age 77 years of Co. Bluffs, retired owner -operator Allied Furniture. Survived by wife Mary; son James M. and Leo B. (Guy) Harrington, both of Omaha, John P.
Harrington of Co. Bluffs; 9 grandchildren; brother Raymond of Colville, WA; and sister Claire Harrington of Denver, CO. ROSARY: Tues. Cutler Chapel, FUNERAL MASS Wed. 10am, Holy Family Catholic Church, interment St.
Joseph Cemetery. Memorials to the Church or St. Albert School. CUTLER FUNERAL HOME 533 Willow Ave. 322-7779 HEN -Alice Klein (Mrs.
Ray), age 78 years of Fremont. Survived by husband Ray; step-son Gary Henkens; granddaughter Heldl Henkens; sister Dorothy Zaro; brother Donald P. Tank; all of Fremont. VISITATION Mon. 5-9pm, Tues.
9-9pm. FUNERAL Service Wed. 2pm, Salem Lutheran Church, Fremont, burial at Memorial Cemetery. Memorials to charity of donors choice. LUDVIGSEN NE MORTUARY Fremont, 721-4440 JACOBS- age 71 years of Omaha.
Survived by husband John J. Jacobs (son of the late George Jacobs, local chairman of UPRR Shops). Survived by son Leonard (Bud) Hansen of Grove Spring, MO; 2 daughters, Mrs. Lester (Delores) Kush of Omaha, Mrs. Alvin (Nancy) Andersen of Albuquerque, NM; step-daughters Mrs.
Anthony (Jacqueline) Pence-Ott of Sulphur Springs, AR; 18 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; sister-in-law (Mary) Wollen of Omaha. ROSARY: Wed. 7pm at the West Center Chapel. SERVICES: Thurs. West Center St.
John Vlanney Church at 10am, interment Calvary Cemetery. HEAFEY- -HEAFEY HOFFMANN xennial XOR House Ronald J. Palagi, P.C. Scot Bonnesen Attorneys at Law ACCIDENTS PERSONAL INJURY Auto Accidents Malpractice Dental, Medical Motorcycle Accidents Dog Bites On the Job Injuries Slip and Fall Free Consultation No Recovery No Fee 397-5000 Hospital, Homebound Appointments 1000 North 72nd Street Free Parking at Our Door (Mrs. Ray) JACOB H.
JONES--James L. (Jim) -Alledra (Lee) KIRCHNER-Marvin L. MANZER-Richard L. MERBOTH-Donald G. Geona, NE, and Ruth Cavin of Austin, TX; 3 brothers, Robert Zingg, Brule, NE, Paul Zingg, of Glenview, IL, Jerome Zingg, San Diego, CA; grandchildren, Eric, Jennifer, Jeffrey, Jeremy, Jessica, and Ricci June; nieces, nephews and friends.
MEMORIAL SERVICES PENDING. It was Mrs. Schroeder's wish to donate her remains to the Creighton University Anatomical Dept. WEST-Cleo, age 84 years of Bellevue. Survived by wife Fay; daughter and son-in-law Ruth and Will Whitney, Omaha; brother Joseph West, of Washington, IA; sister Ruth Carr of Center, MO; and grandchildren.
SERVICES: Wed. 10am, at the Mortuary, Interment Hillcrest. WAKE SERVICE: Tues. 7pm at the Mortuary. BOYD E.
BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N. 72nd St. 556-3028 WIEZOREK-Alvina age 75 years, Omaha, May 9, 1987. Preceded in death by son, Stanley Jr. Survived by husband Stanley son and daughter-inlaw, Robert Sr.
and Angie Wezorek; daughter-in-law Edythe Wezorek, all Omaha; grandchildren; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Frahm (Lucie) Ashland, Robert Wezorek, Jr. and and Mrs. Terence Bueltel (Cyndi), Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Gaddy, Sr. (Kris) all, Omaha, great-grandchildren Jeremy, Matthew, Zachary, Lindsey Frahm; Terry, Jr. and Eric Bueltel, Jennie and Beckie Lu, Larry, Jr. Gaddy; brothers, Henry and Art Klauschie, Omaha; Frank Klauschie, Albuquerque, N.M.; sisters Mrs.
Bertha McCarty, St. Paul, Mrs. Lena Barton, Omaha; Home Chapel, Monday 7 PM. PRAYER SE Service, Larkin Funeral FUNERAL Service, Zion Lutheran MEMORIAL Service, Tues, 1:30 PM. St.
Michael Lutheran Church, at 132nd Blondo. NO VISITATION. In lieu of flowers, memorials acceptable to the church, or Tangier Shrine Transportation Fund. "CROSBY BURKET Colonial Chapel 11902 W. Center Rd.
333-7200 KIRCHNE age years, passed away in Waukesha, wife formerly of Omaha. SERVICES PENDING. CROSBY BURKET Colonial Chapel 11902 W. Center Rd. 333-7200 MANZER- 46 Omaha.
Survived by wife, Janet daughter, Tammy Manzer; daughter and son-inlaw, Vicky and Jim Miller; brothers, Benjamin, Wayne, and Chris; sisters, Helen Circo and Debra Whitmarsh, all of Omaha; grandmother, Myrtle Manzer, Bennington, NE; mother-inlaw, Jerri Bowley, Omaha. SERVICES, Tues, 11 AM, West Center Chapel. Interment Evergreen Memorial Park. The Family will meet with friends from PM, Mon, at West Center Chapel. HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 MERBOTH-Donald age 70.
Survived by sister and brotherIn-law, Lucille M. and Donald L. Junge, Omaha; sister-in-law, Dorothy Johnston of Lincoln; 6 nieces and nephews. SERVICES 11 AM Wed. at the Farnam Street Chapel.
Burial Hillcrest. VISITATION 7 PM to 9 PM Tuesday. Memorials acceptable to American Cancer Society. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 PEDERSEN- Charlotte age 96.
Preceded in death husband Carl A. Pedersen. Survived by sons Clement Omaha, Donald Covina, CA, James Tustin, CA; 14 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. SERVICES Wed. Westside Chapel to St.
Cecilias Cathedral at interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ROSARY: Tues. 7pm at Westside Chapel. Memorials to St. Cecilias Cathedral.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 PESTAL-John E. age 96 years, Omaha. Survived by wife Marie; sons and daughters-in-law John and Bette of Omaha, Robert and Nell of Garden Grove, CA; daughter Mrs. Robert (Marianne) Griego, of Omaha; sister Bozena Storch; 13 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren.
SERVICES: Wed. BREWER-KORISKO CHAPEL Cremation to follow. Visitation Tues. 6- 9pm. Memorials to Veterans Hospital or charity of your choice.
4609 S. 24th St. 731-1234 SCHMIDT-Emilie M. (Kaiser), 91 Treynor, IA. Died Saturday, 5-9-'87.
Widow of the late Willy Schmidt, prominent Treynor farmer, who preceded her in death, 4-12-'77. Survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. George (Lillie) Schneider, Mrs. Elsie Strohbehn, Mrs. Roland (Wilma) Burger; 1 son, Oswald Schmidt, all of Treynor, Rt.
Co. Bluffs; 15 grandchildren, 24 greatgrandchildren, nieces and nephews. SERVICES Tues, May 12, 1987, 2 PM, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Treynor. Interment church cemetery.
VIEWING at Meyer Funeral Home in Co. Bluffs, until 8:30 PM, Mon, and at the Treynor church after 9 AM, Tues. FAMILY VISITATION period at mortuary, Mon. evening, 7-8 PM. MEYER FUNERAL HOME Willow Co.
Bluffs 322-0293 age 62 years of Omaha, retired nurse. Survived by sons and daughters-in-law Robert Kowalski, Richard and Diane Kowalski, Mark and Marilyn Schroeder; all of Omaha; 4 sisters, Sr. Leola (Audrey) Zingg, Colorado Springs, CO, Sr. Charlotte (Patsy) Zingg, Gallup, NM, Charlotte Anderson, Geona, NE, and Ruth Cavin of We Clean: Siding, Brick, and Stone Gutters Awnings and Patios Windows and More! Commercial Residential Call 731-8443 Sparkling 88 Exteriors Why not polish your golf game instead of your car? Now you can play goit to your heart's content because we've arranged for Ming to take a shine to your car! Just bring this certificate to the Ming Auto Center and receive off of a Ming Mirror Finish. Whether your car is brand new or an older model, Ming's unique paint conditioning process gives it the beauty and protection it needs.
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1 PM. Rev. Peter Ave-Lallemant, officiating. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. VISITATION Monday from PM.
LARKIN FUNERAL HOME 24th St. 733-0493 In Memoriam GARRETT- Rich and Joe, We always try to pave the way, but most times we can hardly say. We sometimes have to take steps back, and let our God get in the act. We often ask the question why, but He says we'll know by and by. It was His will and we should know, that He would never have let you go, unless it was the best.
We love and miss you. Your family. GLESMANN-Ernie. Dad, you've been gone 2 yrs. now.
I know you're happy with the Lord, but I miss you. Sharron GREEN- to (Bud). Happy birthday, Daddy. Love and miss you but what a Loy to know your're with Jesus. Pat WILLIS-Ralph, I see your face in my dreams and remember pleasant thoughts of when you here.
Even though 12 years have verse slipped past, Grandpa, you will always remain a warm and loving spirit in my heart. Loving you forever, Ramona WILLIS- In loving memory of you, Dad. It's been 12 years today of loneliness and missing you. know what It means to have an empty chair. Love keeps you precious in my heart forever.
Virginia and family Cemetery Lots FOREST Lawn, Garden of Faith, 2 special spaces, Lot 255, Section 27. 556-5023 Florists BAKER'S FLOWERS CENTRAL FLORAL DESIGN 4610 SOUTH 133rd ST. 333-0876 Delivery Service EX EDERER FLORISTS 72nd and CASS ST. 558-7729 HY-VEE FLORAL SHOPS 5150 Center St. 553-4085 14303 St.
896-1182 3120 N. 90th St. 571-9633 10808 Fort St. 493-3559 8520 Park Dr. 339-2682 120th W.
Center Rd. 330-2655 RAY GAIN, FLORIST Cut FLOWERS, DAILY Delivery, FTD 4224 LEAVENWORTH 551-0658 TYRRELL'S FLOWERS Shaker Place, 107th Pacific, 399-9935. Funeral Directors BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 No. 72nd St.
556-3028 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd Western Ave. 391-1664 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3411 Farnam St. 345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St.
553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 Driver Sought In Lincoln Death WORLD HERALD BUREAU Lincoln The Lancaster County Sheriff's Department is looking for the driver of a vehicle suspected in the hitand-run death of John D. Lipsky, 21, of 4337-N. 61st St. in Lincoln.
A bicyclist found Lipsky's body Saturday evening in a ditch about 10 off North 84th Street between Fletcher and Havelock Avenues, authorities said. Sheriff Ron Tussing said evidence indicates that the car that hit Lipsky was "a black, or dark, vehicle. It probably has damage to the front end now." Witnesses told the sheriff's department that Lipsky had left Stan's Bar and Grill, 84th Street and Highway 6, at the 1 a.m. closing time. He apparently couldn't find a ride home and started walking south on 84th Street, Tussing said.
Authorities said they think Lipsky was hit sometime between 1:10 and 1:20 a.m. Lipsky, who was wearing a dark blue T-shirt and denim jeans, suffered head and neck injuries, Tussing said. The bicyclist reported seeing the body about 6:30 p.m. Saturday, but authorities had trouble finding it because it was partly obscured by weeds. Authorities then returned with the bicyclist and located the body about 8 p.m.
Nebraska Road Victims Include Bicycle Rider The Associated Press A child riding a bicycle was among three people who died on Nebraska roads over the weekend, authorities said. Pawnee County authorities said 6- year-old Kara Sejkora of Burchard, was killed when she was struck by a car while riding her bicycle 1.5 miles south of Burchard on Nebraska Highway 99 at 3:40 p.m. Sunday. Authorities said Patrick A. Harlow, 24, of Waterloo, was killed when the car he was driving apparently went out of control, left a county road northwest of Yutan and struck an embankment about 8:56 p.m.
Saturday. Red Willow County authorities also said one person was killed in an accident at 1:49 a.m. Sunday on a county road six miles west of McCook. No other details were i immediately available on that accident. Shooting Victim, 24, In Serious Condition A 24-year-old Omaha man was listed in serious condition at Immanuei Hospital Monday after he was shot in the arm, police said.
Craig J. Andrews, of 5104 N. Third told police he and a companion were leaving 3's Lounge Package, 8919 N. 30th about 1:45 a.m. Sunday when a man approached him and said, "You're dead, punk." The man then shot Andrews in the arm with what appeared to be a homemade gun, Andrews said.
The assailant was described as white, 6-foot-1, 185 pounds, with black curly hair. He reportedly drove away in a light green and white 1971 Ford pickup truck. Pipe Bombs Found The Orlando Sentinel Orlando, Fla. Ivan Flanagin, 54, an Apopka, welder who once headed a chapter of the Ku Klux Klan, was arrested by federal agents on charges of possessing homemade pipe bombs. Ex-Omahan Presumed Drowned After East Coast Diving Accident By Cindy Gonzalez because of a dwindling oxygen supply, World-Herald Staff Writer Chindblom said.
One team member said he saw PoliA former Omahan was presumed kov break the surface of the water and drowned after failing to return from a then watched him dive back under, diving expedition 17 miles off the New Chindblom said. Jersey coast, officials said Sunday. Authorities said believe Steve Polikov. 34, of New Rochelle, they Polikov N.Y., was last seen about 5 p.m. Satur- might have suffered the bends, a from said John Chindblom, a Coast that develops when a diver condition Guard in New ascends too fast and suffers day; A hel- severe spokesman Jersey.
copter search conducted Saturday and cramps. Sunday was unsuccessful. Polikov was a graduate of the UniPolikov was part of a diving team versity of Nebraska-Lincoln and was investigating a sunken ship in the Atlan- working in New Rochelle after earning tic Ocean, Chindblom said. master's degree, said Sarpy County Polikov and another diver became Sheriff Pat Thomas. separated in murky water after de- Polikov has two brothers living in scending 120 feet to the wreck.
After Omaha, Martin and Lee, who is chief waiting atop the sunken ship for Poli- deputy with the Sarpy County Sheriff's kov, his partner had to begin his ascent Office. Iowa Cycle Deaths In A April Highest Ever Ames, Iowa (AP) Nine motorcycl- wearing helmets, the department said. ists died in Iowa in April, the highest Iowa has not required cyclists to toll ever recorded for that month, the wear helmets since 1976. Of the 53 moIowa Transportation Department said. torcycle deaths in the state in 1986, 91 The figures included eight deaths in percent involved riders who did not motorcycle accidents during the Easter wear helmets, the department said.
weekend, the most deadly weekend on record. In 1889, North Dakota and South DaPreliminary reports indicate none of kota became the 39th and 40th states the cyclists killed last month were admitted to the Union. The Record Police Calls BURGLARIES Lester M. Hill, 2907 N. 45th VCR, value $300, TO reported Saturday.
Gregory D. Ross, 1210 N. 61st television, VCR, camera, value $650, reported Saturday. Maurice A. Coffman, 11329 Bel Air Drive, lawn mower, value $600, reported Saturday.
Kent A. Longnecker, 822 S. 35th fishing equipment, snow blower, value $800, reported Saturday. THEFTS Timothy J. Norland, Des electric typewriter, camera equipment, bicycle bag and contents, value $920, from 10th and Howard Streets, reported Saturday.
Matyja Construction 4621 S. 24th eight railroad ties, value $300, from 5322 Center reported Saturday. Stephen R. Smith, Omaha, stereo equipment, value $650, from 2704 N. 49th reported Saturday, John A.
Stefanski, Omaha, stereo equipment, value $500, from 5130 S. 97th Plaza, reported Friday. Bathroom Environments and Home Center, 802 S. 48th checks, cash, value $400, reported Saturday. Robert L.
Rodino, Omaha, digital cassette player, value $550, from 45th and Jackson Streets, reported Saturday. Martin L. Colyer, Honey Creek, lowa, watch, diamond ring, camera, pistol, value $1,400, reported Saturday. Jeanne B. Epworth, Omaha, social security check, value $395, from 1024 S.
32nd reported Saturday. ROBBERIES Debbie J. Hood, 23, of Omaha, car, purse, by a man who grabbed her purse and car keys as she was leaving her house about 3:20 p.m. Saturday. The man's name was given to police.
Oscar D. Marcia, 26, of Omaha, billfold and $1,500 cash, by three men near 27th and Streets at 9 p.m. Saturday. INJURED IN TRAFFIC Sharon Jochum, 30, 12935 Corby one-car at Regency and Harney Parkways, 2 a.m. Saturday.
Ronald Castro, 25, 3108 onecar, 1929 S. 16th 1:57 a.m. Saturday. Divorce Actions DOUGLAS COUNTY Granted Ranae A. and Glenn R.
Allen. Cynthia and Larry D. Bergholz. Catherine M. and Merle, A.
Klintworth. Karen L. and Donald A. Clark. Thomas A.
and Carla R. How. Cynthia L. and Nell K. Tevepaugh.
Diane T. and Bruce J. Ardinger. Daniel J. and Judy L.
Laubach. Dorothy L. and Donald G. Robinson. Joan and Stanley Jones.
Ronald F. and Joy L. Dobosz. Erma J. and DeWayne H.
Heiman, Glen D. and Karen K. Ingham. Pamela and Archie Brown. Terrence and Marie Quinn.
Stacia D. and Jeffrey L. Ebel. Lisa R. and Kevin R.
Henderson. Thomas E. and Pamela A. Krussel. William G.
and Tasha R. Oswald (annulment). Kim E. and Michael A. Dudley, Diana L.
and Kenneth D. Proffit. Michael H. and Barbara S. Lehr.
Ronald and Dorthea Montgomery. Frances M. and Roger L. Davis. Ronalee D.
and Mark E. Larchick. Heidi and Steven Dewitt (annulment), Sentencings DOUGLAS CO. DISTRICT COURT Listing includes fines of $100 or more, jail sentences or probation. By Judge James Buckley Mary J.
Burney, 33, of 525 S. Seventh St. in Council Bluffs, two years probation for second-degree torgery. By Judge Theodore Carlson John Sanderhoff, 24, of 824 S. 49th 90 days (suspended) and one year probation for theft by deception.
John H. Lester, 27, Omaha, one year for third-degree sexual assault. By Judge John E. Clark Danny L. Berger, 6912 N.
16th days for third-degree assault. By Judge Stephen Davis Lawrence D. Cook, 18, of 4323 Ohio one year probation for possession of heroin. George W. Robinson, 34, of 3535 N.
36th 18 months to three years for possession of heroin. Sandra K. McKesson, 27, of 4502 Jaynes one year probation for second-offense shoplifting. By Judge Jerry Gitnick Walter Graves, 27, of 1908 Jones 90 days (suspended) and one year probation for attempted theft by unlawful taking. Rollie D.
Templeton, 35, of 7313 Maple three to five years tor robbery, By Judge Donald Hamilton Richard J. Shonquist, 26, of 15224 Adams two, years probation for theft by unlawful taking. By Judge Paul Hickman Barbara J. Melvin, 42, of 5411 N. 66th 90 days (suspended) and five years probation tor welfare fraud.
Jeffrey E. Bradley, 22, of 10731 90 days (suspended), $500 and two years probation for theft by receiving stolen property. John F. Bushman, 23, of 1006 S. 31st one to three years for possession with Intent to deliver cocaine.
John A. Soule, 42, of 2876 Titus one year for operating a motor vehicle with a permanently suspended license. By Judge Keith Howard LeRoy D. Perkins 33, of 2807 90 days for failing to pay child support. By Judge James Murphy Arn Venta, 20, of 5609 S.
14th 90 days (suspended) and two years probation for burglary. a Bankruptcies Four bankruptcy categories listed are: Chapter 7, straight bankruptcy involving liquidation of assets; Chapter 11, plan permitting reorganization of financial affairs under court supervision for an individual engaged in business or for a company (asset and liability schedules are not always filed with initial petition); Chapter 12, plan permitting farmers and ranchers to reorganize their tinancial affairs under court supervision (assets and liability schedules are not always filed with initial petition); Chapter 13, wage-earner plan for repaying a portion of debts over an extended time. Businesses Daniel J. Rempel, McCook, doing business as Dan's Construction; assets Ilabilities Chapter 7. Individuals Lee H.
and Ruth Charleston, Holdrege, construction worker; assets liabilities $349,243.36, Chapter 7. Alfred Schmidt, Mitchell, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 7. John F. and LaVerne J. Beeson, Gibbon, dishwasher; assets liabilities Chapter 7.
Robert J. and Mary A. Acker, Oshkosh, telephone repairman; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Robert J. and Sheryl L.
Wietfeid, Richland, truck driver; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Donaid R. and Catherine Waterman, Grand Island, earth moving; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Arthur L. Johnsen, Oxford, farming; assets $53,425, liabilities Chapter 7.
Sterling W. and Shirrale Legate, Elgin, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 12. Donna L. Johnson, Hastings, sales clerk; assets $1,300, liabilities Chapter 7. Terrence R.
and Lesa Subjeck, Mitchell, warehouseman; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Budd C. and Sharon Edgington, Hastings, real estate agent; liabilities Chapter 7. A Schmidts, Mitchell, farming operation; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Richard and Anna Van Anne, Dalton, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 12.
Michael L. and Renee Mays, McCook, engineer; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Richard H. Brekenteld, Madison, laborer; assets $225; liabilities Chapter 7. Michael J.
Prochaska, Seward, laborer; assets Ilabilities Chapter 7. Dwight L. and Shirley Fictum, Wilber, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 12. Gary L. and Dawn Sievers, Wakefield, farmhand; assets liabilities Chapter 7.
Elijah R. Edmonds, Brownville, unemployed; assets liabilities Chapter 7, Kevin L. and Teresa Wilkinson, Grand Island, Neb, auto body repairman; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Sheryl Morhain, Grand Island, unemployed; assets liabilIties Chapter 7, Robert C. and Alonna Thackery, Dundy County, farming; Chapter 12.
Wieck Brothers, St. Libory, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 12. Michael A. Stevens, McCook, section worker; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Debora Stevens, McCook, occupation not listed; assets liabilities Chapter 7.
Erwin and Darlene Holtz, Shelton, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Eugene L. and Lillian Meyer, Fairbury, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 12, Carolyn C. Erickson, Erickson, dairy operation; assets liabilities Chapter 12. Richard P.
and Nola Francis, Elgin, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 12. Jim G. and Marilyn Harvey, North Platte, Neb, farming; assets $184,175, liabilities Chapter 11. Robert C. and Jo Ann Virgl, Fremont, auto body technician; assets $900; liabilities Chapter 7.
George County, and Lucille Gerdes, Thayer farming; Chapter 12. Dean Schoneweis, Gage County, farming: Chapter 12. Ted Douglas Allemang, Clearwater, farming; assets liabilities $646,611, Chapter 12. Ted Allemang, Clearwater. farming, assets liabilities $646,611, Chapter 12, Gary assets Johnson, Elgin, farming; $52,966.81, liabilities Chapter 12.
Junior L. and Marlene Watermeier, Burr, farming, assets liabilities Chapter 12. Dale and Dorothy Bersley, Kearney, custodian, assets liabilities Chapter 7. Richard W. and Robin Denker, South Sioux City, laborer: Chapter 13.
Vernie Johnson. Elgin, farming; liabilities Chapter 12. Building Permits Lariat Homes, 16760 Circle, dwelling, $79,137. Flair Homes, 4318 S. 153rd dwelling, $56,751, CSI, 5510 N.
111th 5823 S. 135th Circle, dwellings, $46,330 each, 13579 dwelling, 5261 N. 109th Ave. Circle, 11326 Jaynes dwellings, $48,507 each; 7827 King dwelling, 11315 Jaynes dwelling, $46,570. Walter Liane Slack, 5036 Raven Oaks Drive, dwelling, $70,305.
Sallye Levin, 6116 S. 75th remodeling, $20,875. Dial 1065 N. 115th finish office, $20,000. Maenner-Hawkins Partners, 444 Regency Parkway Drive, finish interiors, $160,000.
James W. Pester, 15480 Harney dwelling, $49,051. Golden Key Construction, 15324 Hilisdale dwelling, $53,636. Kids Part USA, 650 N. 120th finish interior, $22,000.
Vacanti Randazzo, 14451 West Center Road, finish TJ Cinnamons, $22,470. reroof penthouse addition, $22,000. Michael Construction, 4524 S. 162nd dwelling, $78,983. Stylesetter Homes, 6415 S.
95th dwelling, 16324 Grover dwelling, $72,357. Withem Construction, 2216 S. 117th Circle, dwelling, $64,794. Rich Kavan, 3112 S. 167th dwelling, $62,033.
Corkol Construction, 6218 S. 107th dwelling, 15733 Charles dwelling, 16029 Parker dwelling, 16105 Parker dwelling, 16111 Parker dwelling, $57,605. Benchmark Homes, 5523 N. 129th dwelling, $40,880, Dan Witt Builders, 1519 N. 129th Ave.
Circle, dwelling, $86,260. Rowlette Builders, 5011 N. 118th dwelling, 6323 N. 108th Court, duplex, $99,350. Karel Mista, 11306 Camden dwelling, $65,100.
McNeil 4533 S. 167th dwelling, $86,203. Harvey Oaks Association, 14506 West Center Road, remodeling, $32,000. Ronald S. Epstein, 1216 N.
129th Circle, dwelling, $101,650. Recic Homes, 15839 Howard dwelling, $60,441. Federal Express, 7540 Dodge kiosk, $25,000. Christopher B. Peterson, 6006 Country Club Oaks Plaza, dwelling, $91,680.
Roeder Mortuary, 2727 N. 108th mortuary, $530,070. Kingdom Hall, 4928 S. 39th assembly hall, $300,000, Rapid Printing Mailing, 155 Ida print and mail processing plant, $969,000. Enterprises, 809 S.
75th addition, $39,505. Frank D. Payne, 3722 Paddock Road, dwelling, $62,160. Timothy L. O'Neill, 6214 S.
120th Plaza, addition, $24,570. Richard M. Tobin, 13337 Miami dwelling, $58,905. Benchmark Homes, 13109 Patrick Circle, dwelling, $38,675. Celebrity Homes, 14555 Franklin dwelling, 14547 Charles 14544 Seward dwellings, $47,796 each; 1708 N.
145th dwelling, 14527 Charles dwelling, $49,735, 1716 N. 145th dwelling, $47,380, 1812 N. 145th Ave. Circle, dwelling, 14570 Decatur dwelling, $49,000, 14513 Franklin dwelling, $52,990. Sherwood Homes, 13322 Miami dwelling, 2514 N.
134th dwelling, 4638 S. 154th Circle, dwelling, $57,252, Kavan Construction, 16725 Circle, dwelling, $115,090. Clarence W. Butler 4805 S. 184th Plaza, dwelling, $71,925.
Thomas Plumbing Heating, 4349 S. 139th office and shop, $50,000. John Todd 3003 S. 87th remodeling, $20,000. FirsTier, 12810 West Center Road, drive-through bank, $498,000.
Monarch Construction, 12360 Seward dwelling, $58,310. Tom Snider, 13929 Gold Circle, motel, $284,059. Home Enterprises, 4604 S. 154th Ave. Circle, $50,890.
Watson Centers, 8412 Park Drive, addition, $200,000. Occidental Nebraska Federal Saving Loan, 201 N. 48th finish, $20,000. Metropolitan Utilities District, 1707 Harney reroof, $29,000. Kopecky Construction, 5061 S.
149th Court, 5065 S. 149th Court, 5069 S. 149th Court, dwellings, $59,584 each. Jerry Uhing Builders, 5018 N. 112th dwelling, $60,223.
Omaha School District 66, 8601 Arbor remodel and addition, $150,000. University of Nebraska, 4200 Emile remodeling, $52,000, Physicians Mutual Insurance, 2600 Dodge remodeling, $28,000. Weathercraft Roofing, 2911 two storage buildings, $50,000. BIll M. Thomas, 4404 S.
50th storage building, $35,000. East Construction, 16123 Parker dwelling, 16129 Parker dwelling, $65,210 Birchwood Homes, 16623 Frederick Circle, dwelling, $73,382, Kingslynn Homes, 6418 S. 91st Ave. Circie, dwelling, $61,152. Frederick A.
Hosman, 7810 Hickory Circle, addition, $40,860..
