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4B Fort Myers News-Press, Sunday, February 20, 1977 Deaths And Funerals I I I I 1 I I 1 1 I I I For The Record A memorial service will be held today at 4:30 p.m. at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home with the Rev. Mllner Brlllaln officiating. WILLIAM M.

TALLEY Private funeral service for William M. Tallev, 86, of 1505 Lynwood will be held Monday at the chapel of Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Cemetery with the Rev. Bryan Robinson officiating. Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements.

Myers, died Saturday In Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He had been a resident here for the post 17 yeors. He Is survived by his wife, Mor-lorie Covington of Fort Myers; a daughter, Mrs. Nancy King of Carol Springs, son Staff Sgt. Kenneth L.

Covington of Fort Bragg, N.C.; and four grandchildren. Funeral service will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at Ortona Cemetery with the Rev. Norrls K. Seckman officiating- Honorary pallbearers will be Don Barnard, A.C.

Williams, Red Jetfcott, Don Atwell, Max Prevatt and Sonny Martin. Friends may call today at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. RAYMOND V. OPPFELT PUNTA GORDA Raymond V.

Opptelt, 77, of 4300 Riverside Drive, Punta Gordo, died Friday evening at a local hospital. He had been a resident of this area tor 25 vears, coming here from Aurora, III. He is survived bv his wife, Lela F. Opptelt of Punta Gorda; one daughter, Darlene Hinds of Batavla, one sister, Stella Johnson of Batavia, and four grandchildren. Those wishing to pav their respects may do so today from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.

Graveside service will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Roval Palm Memorial Gardens In Punta Gorda with the Rev. Don Commer officiating. Burial will follow. Ponger Funeral Home, P.

Is In charge of all arrangements. Credit Bureau of Southwest Florida, for Lee County Utilities vs. Hunter Homes, $390; Credit Bureau of Southwest Florida, for Fort Myers News-Press vs. Suncoast Tire Service, $260; Credit Bureau of Southwest Florida, for A. R.

Fleming, M.D. vs. Dorothy Ann Roberts, $541; Caman Corp. vs. William Reese ond Leona Reese, doing business as Mobile Mechanic $510; Lurene C.

Deor-ing Frazier vs. Rav C. Luth, doing business as Villas Standard Station, $18; William Ferrell vs. Ronald Learn, $225; Lewis E. Dughman vs.

Fiberglass Swimming Pools, US Life Credit Corp. vs. John Bates ond Mary L. Bates, Reginald Kiefer vs. Kevin Munden, $42; Blazer Financial Services, Inc.

vs. Ezekiel Burger and Johnnie Burger, $759, vs. Katherlne Weeks, $736, and vs. Ted Wertz, Mary Carter Paints of Fort Myers vs. Grady Mas-sev, $538; Fort Myers Tire Supply.

Inc. vs. Richard Green, $112, and vs. Johnny Terrell, $175; First National Bank in Fort Myers vs. Thomas M.

Johnson and Elaine Johnson, Naples Well Drilling, Inc. vs. Kenneth Hovt, $284; Aluminum Enterprises of Fort Myers vs. Bowman Whitehurst, $625; Oxford Security Systems vs. Cypress Lake Country Club, $188; Port Comfort Marina vs.

Lee Hutchinson, $299, and vs. Joe Fife, $728; Mobile Land and Title Co. vs. John Reilly and Mrs. John Reilly, $835.

CAROLINE M. POLK Caroline M. Polk, 62, of 8395 Hart Road, North Fort Myers, died Saturday at her residence. She was a member of the Seventh Day Advenflst Church. She Is survived by her husband, Oliver C.

Polk; a daughter, Mrs. Frances Ballard of North Fort Myers; a son, Early Polk of Port Salerno, and nine grandchildren. Funeral service will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Rome.

Burial will be at 2:30 p.m. at Pine Rest Cemetery In Port Salerno, Fla. VIOLET G. WALTER Violet G. Walter, 68, of 3107 Sunny Harbor Drive, Punta Gorda, died Thursday.

She Is survived by her husband, Fred J. Walter; two sisters, Alllne Geske and Alice Hanson; and several nieces and nephews. Private service wos held at the convenience of the family. Arrangements were by the Harvey Funeral Home. CARD OF THANKS JACK LEWIS and the Family of Margaret Lewis wish to thank relatives and friends for the sympathy expressed at the recent loss of their dear wife and mother.

220 EDDIE JEFFERSON Eddie Jefferson died Friday at local hospital. He was a lifetime resident of Lee County and a member of the Church of God In Christ. He was a civic leader for many years. He Is survived by his wife, Doris Jefferson; three sisters, Mrs. Ossle Jefferson, Mrs.

Mettle P. Gladden, and Mrs. Neller Jefferson, all of Fort Myers; and one brother-ln-low, Henry Gladden. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Sears 8. Carter Funeral Home.

ELMER T. PETERSON Elmer T. Peterson, 80, of 513 Catherine Port Charlotte, died Saturday In Fort Myers. He hod moved to this area from Iowa City in 1965. He was a professor and dean emeritus of Iowa University, Department of Education, and was a veteran of World War I.

He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Chindblom of St. Petersburg and Mrs. Ruth Hanson of Burnsville, a niece, Mrs. Helen Danner Dorsev of Los Angeles, and her two children, Dlune Dorsey and Blinn Dorsey.

There will be no visitation at the funeral home. 21 Yrs. 9mm Your Good SERVING NEEDS ROBERT F. RAMM Robert F. Ramm, 65.

of 5130 SW Third Cape Coral, died Friday. He was a retired officer In the U.S. Coast Guard, a veteran of the 7th Regiment in World War II, a member of the Cape Coral Moo-e Lodge and the German-American Club. He Is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Alice Ramm; one sister, Margaret Gies of Riverhead, N.Y.; and one brother, Gus Romm of Fort Pierce, Flo.

Private funeral service wos held Saturday at the Harvey Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial Blvd. HELEN M. GURSKE Helen M. Gurske, 74, of San Carlos Pork, died Saturday. She had been a resident here for 19 vears, having moved here from Spring Valley, III.

She is survived bv a sister, Mrs. Sopkie Jarazewskl of Spring Valley, a sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Stuer of Ashland, ond a niece, Mrs. Marie Gurske of Milwaukee, Wis. Friends may call of the Harvey Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial today from 2 to 4 ond 7 to 9 p.m.

Funeral service will be announced later by the Harvey Funeral Home. JOHN J. PELSANG SR. John J. Pelsang 67, of 4937 Seville Court, Cope Corel, died Saturday of Fort Myers Community Hospital.

He came here five yeors ago from Hillsdale, N.J., ond was a member of the German-American Social Club. He is survived bv two daughters, Mrs. Margie Mann of Ringwood, N.J., and Mrs. Claire Hawkins of Woodcliff Lake, N.J.; one step-daughter, Mrs. Janet Frangochais of Ramsey, N.J.; two sons, John J.

Pelsang Jr. of West-wood, N.J., and Robert Pelsang of Monlevale, N.J.; two brothers, Elmer Pelsang and Frank Pelsang, both of Point Pleasont, N.J.; a sister, Adele Monzo of Point Pleasant, N.J.; a brother-in-law, Rudie Kroszner of Cape Coral; and 11 grandchildren. Memorials moy be given to the Leukemia Foundation. Service and burial will be held at the Halsev Funeral Home in West-wood, N.J. The Metz Funeral Home of Cope Corol is in charge of local arrangements.

CMS JAMES COVINGTON CMS Jomes Covington, USAF retired, 59. of 4416 Scott Fort THE HEALTH FOOD OF FORT MYERS son Sterling II, reciprocal support; Cassandra Sweet vs. Mary Newson, injunction relief; Lot Marketers, Inc. vs. Elizabeth M.

Kramer, deceased, Elizabeth Elzenhart J. Kramer, deceased, Ann Spinos, Helen M. Helm, Theresa Force and husband, and Catherine Hollo and husband, et auiet title; Lawrence H. Poland and Shirley Wright, the estate of Dortha Poland Reuther vs. John Hall and wife, Seldom W.

Price, Individually and as trustee, Allen, Knudsen, Swartz, Deboest, Rhoads Edwards, P. Thomas F. Saccoman, Gene Massa, and the First National Bank of Highland, mortgage foreclosure; Du-ane J. Sorenson, as trustee, vs. Doris J.

Tiedt, damages excess $2,500. SMALL CLAIMS Truman A. Morris ond Trudy Morris vs. Shalley, First Leasing and Funding Corp. vs.

Milton K. Pitts, $1,300, and vs. John Fowler, doing business os J's Drive-In Liquors, $600; Lorraine Chambers vs. Thomas W. Vaughn The National Bank of Cape Coral vs.

Franklin A. Hampton and Pauline G. Hampton, $669; United Telephone Co. of Florida vs. Pine Island Seafoods, Credit Bureau of Southwest Florida, for Lee County Emergency Medical Service vs.

James B. Daniels also known os Bert Daniels, $135; Credit Bureau of Southwest Florida, for Lincoln Rochester Bank vs. Larry J. Paddock and Sandra Paddock, AIRMAN CRAIG C. BRAID-WOOD, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth R. Braidwood of 155 Sixth St. Naples, has been assigned to Keesler AFB, after completing basic training. During the six weeks training at Lackland AFB, he studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations.

Braidwood will now receive training in the avionics systems field. The airman is a 1976 graduate of Lely High School PHYLLIS G. SIDWELL, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sidwell of 121 Second Naples, has been promoted to the rank of captain in the U.S.

Air Force. Capt. Sidwell is serving at Lackland AFB, Tex. as a nurse. She a 1965 graduate of Galion High School.

She earned her B.S. degree in 1974 at Marymount Manhattan College, New York City. ROGER K. GAVIT, son of Mrs. Marian B.

Gavit of 1260 Lamar North Fort Myers, has been promoted to senior master sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. Sgt. Gavit, a communications systems superintendent, is assigned at Iraklion AB, Crete, with a unit of the U.S. Air Force Security Service.

Health Number 936-0830 OPEN 9-6 MON. thru FRI. SUNDAYS 1 1 -3 Becky SPECIAL FOODS Organic Vitamins and Minerals Whole Grain Cereals and Flours Cold Pressed Oils Vegetable Juicers We welcome Master-Charge and BankAmericard LEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Cyril G. Wedige, Fldencio Samuel Ayala, Dorothy M. RoHl, Jane E.

Brotzman, Rose Trevors, Anne C. Leslie, Mary Elizabeth Rosa Lee Williams, Doris E. Richards, Hilda J. Borghl, David James, Albert Farris, James C. Altred, Perry G.

Dickinson, Kenneth Kemp, Lorraine E. Thor, Michael V. Demeo, Marlon E. Jones, Rachel Y. Secrist, George A.

Brennan, Felix S. Lagasse, Gertrude H. McCahan, Rose M. Soelman, Mary V. Zink, Evelyn C.

Reskiger, W. Oakie Bonnett, Florence Kelley, Mary Spelman Bowers, Arthur Jackson, Caietan Spelman, Robert W. Haines, Ann Anderson, Audrey M. Bowen, William J. Rodgers, Ralph L.

Beverstedt, Josephine M. Ganey, Helen Gurske, Patrick M. Stevens, Thomas W. Scharlau, Patricia G. Brewer, Muriel N.

Scheuer, Mary M. Willis, Donald Rapsinski, Elton W. Harville, Rebecca M. Smith, Elizabeth P. Lehew.

DISMISSALS Jean M. Keter, Maurice Evans, Maud H. Knickerbocker, James M. Finch, Bernice Florence, Genevieve S. Santlnl, Asbv Snyder, Carl E.

Vennard, Daryl A. Tuck, Ethel A. Poore, Richard Kingery, Kathleen B. Tracy, Albert Carrick, Thomas A. Tllden, Keath I.

McCumber, Marion Marshall, J. D. Marcus, Daniel M. Summerall, Julie Butler, Estella M. Schilling, Mabel J.

Taylor, Blanche J. Ladue, Lillian Ker-sten, Patricia A. Roberts, Irene T. veith, Christopher L. Lynch, Lam Wing' Ralph E.

Suber, Michael J. Knight, Shana M. Ackerman, Estelle L. Richardson, Gloria E. Wright, Sheryl Pletcher, Carl J.

Felck' Patricia F. Sparks, Nanette E. Mason, Benedict T. Lechowlcz, Sue S. Bennett, Mabel R.

Naas, Philmore G. Engler. 'BIRTHS AT LEE MEMORIAL To Mr. and BELL, Robert 3919 Maxine boy, 6 pounds, 2 ounces, Feb. 18.

BOYNTON, James, 1112 Donald Road, girl, 9 pounds, 8 ounces, Feb. 18. COLEMAN, Robert, 2418 Morodo boy, 7 pounds, 11 ounces, Feb. 18. THOMAS, James 2616 Sanibel boy, 6 pounds, 12 ounces, Feb.

'SrOUNGQUIST, Timothy, Route 19, Box 53, girl, 8 pounds, 14 ounces, Feb. 18. BIRTHS AT NAPLES COMMUNITY To Mr. and REINGARDT, John, 1443 Byron Road, Fort Myers, boy, 7 pounds, 8 ounces, Jan. 31.

CIRCUIT COURT FILED Florida Federal Savings and Loon Association, formerly known as -First Federal Savings and Loan Association of St. Petersburg, vs. James M. Copeland Irving Z. Mann, Stanley Robbins and Herbert J.

Solzman, as the last officers and directors of Harbour Management a dissolved Florida and Harbour Coy Condominium, Inc. mortgage foreclosure; GAC Proper-tie successor to Gulf American Land vs. James M. McAfee and Betty G. McAfee, quiet title; Al Hitz-Infl Inc.

vs. Phillip Elliott and Associates, declaratory ludg-ment; State of Florida, Deportment of Health ond Rehabilitative Services, Rose Marie Grassia vs. Thomas L. Grassla, also known as Thomas L. Grtco, reciprocal support.

SMALL CLAIMS Frank Van Hees vs. Mr. Miller, doing business as Sod $531; First National Bank in Fort Myers vs. American International SI ,500, and vs. Donald Mendrlck and Frances Mendrick, 1.000; Edward Stone vs.

Donald To-mosek ond Deanno Tomosek, J90; Mofvin Halmowitz, doing business as Kwikie Duplicating Center of Fort Myers vs. Dennis E. Wiggins, doing business as Great Northwest Tree $41, and vs. James Willlom Kennedy, doing business as Mid-Continent Truck Repair, J62; Clossic Furniture Industries, Inc. vs.

Stembridge, doing business os Stembridge Furniture Exchange, 177, ond vs. Wheel-Rite Enterprises, doing business as Unclaimed Freight, $354; Almedio Kep-ford vs. Worren Dixon, doing business as Action Electrical Plumbing ond Air Conditioning, 62; Rlchord C. Milton vs. Trons Florida Express, J975; Dakos, Brown Andrews, M.D., P.

doing business os Fort Myers Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic, vs. Harry J. Garner and Shirley Gorner, Ml, vs. Mrs. Karren Anderson, Jomes Lorin Hortwig, $95, vs.

Michoel Richard Atkinson Sr. ond Mrs. Michoel (Deana) Atkinson, Michael Richard Atkinson $75, vs. Mrs. Eufaula Brown, Lois Denise Brown, $125, vs.

Mr. Sandy Davenport and Mrs. Lula Osborne, Joy Davenport, $112, vs. Kurt G. Longbein, $185, vs.

Marion F. Messer and Carolyn Messer, Connie Messer, $130, vs. Mrs. Lucy Mitchell, Anthony E. Baskin, $85, vs.

James W. Owen and Kathleen Owen, Loura Lee Owen, $89, vs. Thomas Pryor and Jerry Pryor, Debor L. Pryor, $840, vs. Perry E.

Ronkin Jr. ond Betty Rankin, Yvonne Rankin, $346, vs. Mrs. Janet Sanders, $440, ond vs. Herbert Wat-kins and Henrietta Watktns, Rhonda Watklns, $677.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Bruce Jomes Miller, 38, ond Grace T. Stelnboch, 43, both of Naples. Geoffrey Douglas Peabody, 19, ond Stephanie Lynne Kruse, 17. William Legh Ward, 24, and Barbara Myree Cox, 25. DIVORCES FINAL JUDGMENTS Louise Teel Hand Szymanskl and John Nicholas Szymonskl; Deborah Kay Blumen-stock and David E.

Blumenstock. FILED Jean Bedford and Jeff A. Bedford; John Terry Serena ond Patricia Ann Serena; William Harold Pulliam and Jeanette Bouwmon Pulli-am. CIRCUIT COURT FILED State of Florida, Deportment of Health ond Rehabilitative Services, Juanita Sterling vs. James Nel- super vimsi OPEN SUNDAY 1 1 A.M.-5 P.M.

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Airman Fox is qualified to enter the the Aerospace Ground Equipment Specialist field of training after completing six weeks of basic military training at Lackland AFB, Tex. She is a 1971 graduate of Fort Myers High School. AIRMAN MAURICE A. GRISWOLD III, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice A. Griswold Jr. of 2100 Sunrise Fort Myers, has graduated at Lackland AFB, from a technical training course for security police specialists. Griswold is being assigned to Spangdahlem AB, Germany, for duty with a unit of the U.S. Air Force in Europe.

Airman Griswold is a 1971 graduate of West Morris High School, Chester, N.J. CARD OF THANKS The Family of Eddie Pearl Dyess wish to extend our appreciation for the many prayers, cards, flowers, and food from family and friends at the time of the recent loss of our mother and Grandmother. 220,221.222 N.P. Cremation Report DIRECT CREMATION NO Viewing NO Service NO Casket Cremation Sit in for Health loolti, UC Al tu trrTc i it.4-ii.il i rvsSL 30S7 RDnAnwAV DIATA BROADWAY WINKLER LADIES' BLOUSES 100 COTTON REG. $6.95 $3.95 NOW LADIES' LONG DRESSES REG.

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