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UK 'I'tu Valparaiso, hid. April 30, Arrests, Fines Arrested: Harold (1. Lagberg," 22, 1205 Chicago drunken drivinn, Valparaiso City Court. shopping 1 WALLPAPER? I All Colors Patterns oPEEDY Ob it usuries INSTANT PRINTING 462-1108 I Check 500 East Lineolnway Valparaiso, Ind COPIES WHILE -U-WAITI Advtrtising Flytrs ContiKIl Busmns Forms Programs Ntwslfltlfrs Rsiumw Pnct Luis Bulletins Igene brown! I Rug Carpets I I' I 65 Lineolnway 462-6543J ther and Valerie, both at home; his mother, Mrs. Jean Hamby, Chula Vista, three sisters, Shirley Lazar, East Gary, Mrs.

Bob (Carolyn) Bailey, Huntington, and Patricia Hamby, California; and a brother, Herbert Hamby, Chicago. He was preceded in death by a son, Vernon J. Jr. in 1966. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Portage United Pentecostal Church with the Rev. Robert E. Henson officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Portage. Friends may call at Olson Frum Portage Chapel from 7 to 10 p.m.

today and from 2 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. The family requests memorials be made to the building fund of the church. AFRICAN VIOLENCE Police in South Africa shot and killed 94 people in 1972 compared with 54 the previous year; 77 of the dead were Africans, according to a recent disclosure by Louwrens Muller, minister of police. Drunken Driving: Alex J.

Sulkowski, 37, U.S. 30. also driving while operator's license is suspended and no safety sticker. $123, one-year sus-K'nsion of operator's license recommended; Donald Oliver, 29, Hebron, Virginia L. Ot t.

42, Rt. 7, $98 each and one-year suspension of operator's license recommended for each Burell Johnson, 56, Hammond, $78 and two-month suspension of opera-lor'sTTcense retttmmended; Charles R. Buck, John T. Dunn, 35, Michigan City, Richard C. Smith, 53 Chesterton, $49 each and two-month suspension of operator's license recommended for each.

Assault and Battery: Dorwin W. Berrier, 24, Hobart, $26. Local Markets Maiden 10 a.m. today) corn, wheat, oats, soybeans, new corn; new wheat, newbeans, $4.23. Mrs.

Sullivan's Rites PORTAGE Services were held today at Olson Frum Portage Chapel and Nativity of Our SaVior Church for Mrs. Leo (Florence Sullivan, 77, of 2947 Willowdale, who died Thursday at Gary Mercy Hospital. The Rev. Carl Mengeling officiated. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery Formerly of Gary, where' she was employed for 20 years as a s'alesclerk with Goldblatt's, she resided here for a year.

She was a member of Nativity" Church, the Ladies Sodality of the church and the Senior Citizens. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James (Patricia) Bowles, Portage, and Mrs. John (Margaret) Pasa, Merrillville; three sons, Thomas, San Francisco, John of Danville, 111., and Charles of Merrillville; 26 grandchildren and six great-, grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Leo, a daughter, Gerrie Ramage, and a son, David.

Rudy A. Goin PORTAGE Services were held today at Olson Frum Portage Chapel for Rudy A. Goin, 24, of 2725 Tecumseh, who died worth, ill. Surviving are his father of Rockford, 111., and his mother of Hebron; a sister, Suzanpe, and a brother, Douglas, both of Hebron; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Edith Viant of Hebron; and paternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Lindsay of Pittsfield, Mass. Clark Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

Augusta Wallace PORTAGE Mrs. Augusta M. Wallace, 84, of 2880 Blake, a resident here for five years coming from Harrisburg, 111., died Sunday at Porter Memorial Hospital, Valparaiso. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Carsel (Lillie) Cowsert, Mrs.

William (Muriel) Cowsert and Mrs. Wilford (Lois) Burklow, all of Portage; a son, Richard of Florida; eight grandchildren; nine greats grandchildren; and one great-great granddaughter. Friends may call until 10 p.m. today at Olson Frum Portage, Chapel. The body will be transferred to Gibbon's Funeral Home, Harrisburg, which is in charge of services at Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Gaskin City, III.

The Rev. Parrish will officiate, Burial will be in Wallace Cemetery, Herod, 111. Friday at Gary Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. The Rev. Anthony Vigna officiated.

Burial was in Calumet Park Cemetery, Merrillville. Formerly of Gary, where he was employed with J.M. Foster Construction Goin was a resident here for six months. A 1966 graduate of Horace Mann High School, Gary, he was a member of the Portage Jay-cees. Surviving are his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Goin, Portage; three sisters, Mrs. Margo Heideman, Hobart, April and Jackie, bothathome; a brother, Carl, at home; his maternal grandmother', Mrs. Katherine Allenback, Hobart; and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Luddie Johnson, Gary.

Vernon Remble SOUTH HAVEN Vernon J. Remble, 33, of 714 Juniper, a resident here four years, formerly of Chicago, died Sunday at Porter Memorial Hospital, Valparaiso. He was a member of the Portage United Pentecostal Church and was employed as manager of Gene's Sunoco Service Station. Surviving are his widow, Sandra; two Hea- Ray Pfyrh ire" KOUTS Ray M. Plymire, 63, of Rt.

2, died Sunday morning at Hines Veterans Hospital in Illinois after a five-month illness. Born in Manville, 111, Aug. 22, 1909, he resided in the Kouts area for four years and was employed as a farm hand. He was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are two brothers, Ronald of Streator.

111., and Lavone of Fort Worth, Tex. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Kosanke Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev. Clarence Nelson officiating. Burial will be in Grace-land Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. Peter D. Lindsay HEBRON Private graveside services for Peter Dewitt Lindsay, 17, who died at his home Saturday, were held at 11 a.m. today at Hebron Cemetery, with memorial services held at 2 p.m.

at Hebron United Methodist Church. Jhe Rev. Warren Lear officiated. He was born Nov. 201955 in Chicago, son of Eugene and Joan (Viant) Lindsay, and resided in the Hebron area for one year, coming from Kenil- DAVID A.

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