The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 53

MAY 7, 1 983 SUNDAY JOURNAL-STAR WEATHER LINCOLN AGENDA E37E: weather Forecast for p.m. Sunday Street closing plan on council's agenda Orr to give speech at Peru graduation, get honorary degree PERU Gov. Kay Orr will deliver: the 1989 commencement address to Peru State College graduates Saturday at 10:30 am and will receive an honor- ary doctor of laws degree. PSC has given only two other honorary doctor- ates during its 122-year history, Presi- dent Jerry Gallentine said. rJ Lincoln Precipitation: 24 hours ending midnight Saturday: none; month to date: 0.30; normal month to date: 0.68; year to date: 2.75; normal year to date: 7.08.

Sunset Sunday: 8:29 p.m.; sunrise Monday: 6:17 a.m. Saturday's high: 64; overnight low: 35. Temperature year ago this date: high: 83; low: 59. Average this date: high: 71 low: 47. Record this date: high: 96, 1934; low: 30, 1976.

Temperatures: Saturday's High, Low Alllonee 75 20 Grand Island 67 21 Omaha 60 33 eS 34 69 26 O'Neill S9 Clwdran 7 25 McCook 74 Scottsbtuff 26 Norfolk 61 31 Sidney 71 24 Foil Clry 41 32 North Platte 73 23 70 21 CO cold weim snnonery Between east line of 11th Street end west line of 14th Street on Block 19 OrgiiUot Plat, authorizing vocation of east-west alley. Amend Lincoln Municipal Code to provide that the mayor, bv executive order, outhorlze extension of hours during which the city's parks ore open to the public. Ordinances Third Reeding Vacation of all of Indian Hill Drive from west right-of-way line of Smoky Hill Road to termination on the west edge of Herbert Brothers Indian Hills Sixth Addition. East-west olley between and streets, from 11th to 13th streets, creating alley reoovlng district No. 43.

Madison Avenue from 59th Street to ettti Street, creatine Woter District No. 1124. 40th Street from Old Cheney Rood to Duxholl Drive, creating Sewer District No. 1123. 1300 0 approving three-year lease between city and Hispanic Center for city-owned building.

Portion of lot ond Lot 44 In the southeast waiter of Seel ion 14, Township II north range 4 east, authorizing sole of surplus tracts of land. Lot Block 1 Bicentennial Estates authorizing sale of surplus tract of land. Resolutions for May IS Appointment of Darrel Brown to Llncolft-Loncoster Commission on Aging for a term expiring July 1991. S434 S. llttt by Southvlew Boptlst Church, to Inert- ise lot coverage 5 percent on property, speclol prrmlt.

Advance Acquisition Fund, approving transfer of $20,733.29 from sale of tax lots to Tax Sale Revolving Fund. Upcoming hearings before City Council Liquor licences for Gas Shop show cause hearing of the Retail Class liquor licenses for Gas 'N Shop ol the following locations as to why the liquor licenses should not be canceled, revoked or suspended for failure to comply with Section 6.08.100(0) of the Lincoln Municipal Code: 3020 Cornhusker Highway; 1545 Corn-husker 400 W. Cornhusker Highwoy; 1142 N. Cotner 2801 0 3001 W. 0 951 W.

0 St. Public hearlne ploced on hold. Forecasts: Monday's High, Low Grand North Platte ScottseluW. Norfolk Omaha ML 92 52 Detroit 43 34 New York Ancnorage 55 Forgo 5 47 Phoenix Atlanta 70 45 72 41 Portland, Boston 40 50 Honolulu. 04 40 Ropld City 74 Houston 87 44 St.

Louis Cheyenne 71 44 78 53 Salt Lake City. Chicago 43 40 Las Vegat 100 49 San Francisco. Cincinnati 61 75 41 Seattle Dal Ft. Worth 89 45 Miami 82 43 Sioux Falls Denver 78 44 MplsSt. Pool.

44 47 Des 74 SO New 84 59 Forecasts Lincoln-Eastern Nebraska: Mostly sunny and warmer i Sunday, high near 75. Few clouds Sunday night, not as cold, low near 45. Partly cloudy Monday, high near 75. Nebraska: Warmer Sunday, highs in the 70s east to the lower 80s west. A few clouds and not as cold Sunday night, lows In the 40s.

Partly cloudy Monday highs In (the 70s. Extended: Tuesday through Thursday: Little or no vrain, highs In the 70s, lows in the mld-40s to mld-50s. County Board to vote on manor appointment The Lancaster County Board on Tuesday will vote on the appointment of Frank J. Shaw as administrator of Lancaster Manor. The board on Thursday announced its, intention to hire Shaw, 53, of Wyo, to head the county-owned nursing home.

In other business, the board will consider: Oeclorlni a emergency to repair the elevator at Trobert Hall, county-owned building at Z202 ti lllh St. Extending, the lease at Gateway Shopping Center, for the driver's testing station. County officials are negotiating on a potential new site. The appointment of Bill Harding as special counsel to the County Board on the litigation of on employee claim concerning vacation ime. The board also will hear an update on Lancaster Manor at Its 1 30 p.m.

meeting In the commissioners' hearing room, County-City Building, SS5 S. lOthSt. FF)RE THOUGHT. Funeral Before the Need Arises call today while you're thinking about it. Butherus-Maser Love Mortuary Lincoln and Hickman 4040 A Street 488-0934 Looking for a Unique Mother's Day Gift? Concerned That Your Mother Lives Alone? Consider ORCHARD PARK A residential care and retirement community 3110 South 48th Street (3 blocks South of Van Dorn) Orchard Park provides independent living in a safe, secure environment.

Private or double occupancy rooms available. Nutritious meals and planned activities provided. Exercise classes available. 63 44 107 76 55 44 70 47 74 49 70 50 44 49 Seattle, Angie Sandmeyer, Torrance, Elaine Coover, La Puente, Ruth Veon, Exeter; brother, Jim, Venice, seven grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren. Memorial services: 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Moore's Funeral Home Chapel, Milford. The Rev. Robert Townsend. Cremation. Memorials to family.

Paid Lanning Marian 75, Crete, died Saturday. Bom in Grand Island. Retired 1978, secretary, Uncoln Telephone and Telegraph Co, employee for 20 years. Member, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Delta Gamma Sorority, National Secretaries Association, Pioneer Association of Lincoln Telephone Company. Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, James Nancy.

Wheaton, sister; Helen Isaman, Lincoln; grandchildren, Kristin, Elizabeth Lanning, Wheaton; nieces; nephew. Memorial Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 6001 A St. The Rev. Steve Mues.

No visitation. Cremation. Memorials to church. Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th.

-Poid Lewis Heath Wade, 16, Route 1, Denton, died Friday Student, Milford High School. Member, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Pleasant Dale. Survivors: parents, William, Connie, Denton; brothers, Scott, Jason, both at home; grandparents, Norman, Pau-letta Walbrecht, Lincoln, Clarence, Reatha Lewis, Beatrice; great-grand- mothers, Judy Plunkett, Monroe City, Edith Lewis, Kearney; aunts; uncles; cousins. Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Pleasant Dale.

The Rev. Louis E. Griser. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Bill Hardy, Jerry Krumwidee, Steve, Brian William, Chris Lorenz, Todd pallbearers: Scott Crews, Lonnie Crews, Al Sippely, Mike Krumwidee.

Visitation: 5 p.m. Sunday until 9 p.m. Monday, mortuary. Memorials to church. Poid May May 94, Bennet, died Friday in Firth Lakeview Manor.

Retired chief operator, Lincoln Telephone Telegraph Co. Survivors: niece, Elaine Murray, Panama; grandnieces; grand-nephew. Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Butherus-Maser-Love Chapel, 4040 A St. Shaw Martin 68, Eagle, died Friday in Lincoln.

Survivors: sons, Victor, Denver, David, Lake Lotawana, Scotty Stevens, Berthoud, daughters, Karen Shaw, Lake Lotawana, Kimberly Harris, Bellville, Texas; sisters, Marjorie Miller, Lincoln, Shirley Grow, Eagle, Miriam Gonzalez, Lincoln, Dorothy Bissitt. Eagle, Norma Brooks, Eagle, Amy Schropp, Kent, brother, Robert Shaw, Alvo. Graveside services: 2 p.m. Monday, Wyuka. Visitation: 4 to 7 p.m., Fussel-man-Perry-Roby Funeral Home, Platts-mouth.

Memorials to Eagle rescue squad. Nurses Public health nurses will be available at the following times and places. For more information, call the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department at 471-8065. Monday Open Door, 140S. 27th 1:30 a.m.

Cotner Center for Living, 6635 Fairfax 9 am. -noon. Tuesday Open Door, 140S. 27th 1:30 m. Northeast Senior Center, 63 10 Platte 1-4 p.m.

Fairhill Pretbyterian Church, 880 S. 35th 9-1 1:30 a.m. Congregational United Church of Christ, Hal-lam, 10 a Wednesday Open Door, 1 40 S. 27th 1:30 a.m. College View Seventh-day Advontiet Church, 401 5 S.

49th 2-4 p.m. Thursday Open Door. 1 40 S. 27th 1 30 a.m. Immanual Church, 10th and Charleston streets, 9-1 1:30 a.m.

Good Neighbor Center, 261 7 8:30 a.m.. noon. Bennet Community Church, Bennet 3:30 p.m. Northeast Senior Canter, 6310 Platte 9-1 1:30 a.m. Friday Belmont Community Center, 3335 N.

12th St 8:30 -noon. Willard Community Center, 1245 South Fol- 10a.m.-1 p.m. On Monday the City Council win hear public comment on a proposed interlocal agreement between the city Parks and Recreation Department and the Lincoln School District to close two blocks of Street and convert a portion of Cooper Park into an athletic field for the future Everett Junior High School Lincoln Public Schools wants to use the northwest portion of the park for an athletic field for the new junior high, planned for the site of Park Elementary School at 714 SL Park is to be moved to the Everett site at 1123 SL If the proposal is approved, the west portion of Street between Sixth and Eighth streets would be converted to grass and used as a part of the athletic field The east portion would be used for a vehicle turnaround and parking lot Also on Monday the council will hear public comment on a change of zone request by Dennis and Donna Stoll for 8 acres of land at South 14th Street and Old Cheney Road. Last month, Design Data Corp. of Lincoln asked the Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission to delay its recommendation on the change of zone because it is suing the Stolls over the sale of the land.

The request was denied. The council win conduct a public hearing on a special-permit request by Miller Electric Co. to build a 120-foot tower near Pioneers Boulevard and 84th Street The council will meet at 1:30 p.m. in its chamber at the County-City Building, 555 S. 10th SL The agenda: Public Hearing Resoiutlens Liquor llrh and 0 streets, NBC Building, nth Moor, by Elleven Issuance ol Class liquor license (transfer of ownership), catering permit and manager application of Ronald L.

Pushcar. F.C.D.I. dbo Flakev Jake's, 90 Gateway Plan, hearlne an monoger application of Russell B. Weddlngton. NBC Center, lltfi end 0 streets, by Kenneth C.

and Michelle M. Meier, dbo Meier's Cork 'N Bottle, special designated permit, 5 p.m.-mldnlght May 25. Knights of Columbus Hall, Mtti and South streets, by Kenneth C. and Michelle M. Meier, dba Meier's Cork 'N Bottle, special designated permit, 5 p.m.-l a.m.

June J. Public Hearing Ordinances Second Readings Southwest 15th Street and West Pleasant Hill Road, by Bruce Wayne Pester, change of lone from AG Agriculture Oistrict to AGR Agriculture Residential District. Amend Lincoln Municipal Code to create a Real Estate Clerk classification and pay range. Amend Lincoln Municipal Code to provide for filing a notice In me Register of Deeds Office for fen tar connection to the Lincoln Water System. Mth Street, Benton Street to Colfax Avenue, create paving district.

North of West 0 Street at about Northwest nth Street, by Antonlne Quattrocchl, to change from I interstate Commercial District to H-3 Highway Commercial District, change of tone. Southeast corner of 14th Street and Old Cheney Road, by Dennis and Donna Stoll, change of zone from R-3 Residential to 0-3 Office Park District. Southeast of 44th and Superior streets, amend conditions of the Plerce-Rentfro Industrial Plozo final plot to allow access to 44th street from Lot 1, Blocks. Authorize sole of surplus tract of land, legally described as Lot 1, Block 3. Bicentennial Estates.

Public Hearing Resolutions Mth Street end Pioneers Boulevard, by Eugene Brockemeyer, waiver of subdivision requirements for extension of streets. North side of Cooper Avenue, ordering construction of sidewalks along property odiacent to Lots 9 through! 12, Block JO, College View. Mth Street between Benton Street and Colfax Avenue, ordering construction of sidewalks on both sides of the street. 2401 N. 70th by VMCA, to build two-stall garage on existing parking lot on the property, special permit.

South of Pioneers Boulevard, approximately 17 feet west of Mth Street, by Miller Electric to build a 120-foot, self-supporting tower, special permit. Southeast corner of 40th and Old Cheney Road, by Jim C. Hllle for Southern Heights Presbyterian Church Trustees, temporary waiver of the design standards for parking lot surfacing. Cooper Avenue from west curb line of 44th Street approximately 111 feet, ordering construction of Paving Unit No. 34.

Transfer of $21000 from Public Works Department Maintenance Fund, authorizing snow ond Ice removal to Parks and Recreation General Park Ad-mlnlstroton in order to stabilize the walls at the Air Park Recreation Center. Expenditure of $175,000 for dredging, authorizing bank stabilization and water source to maintain more constant water level In Duck Pond at Pioneers Park. Fori Ion of Cooper Park and vacated street, approving on interlocal agreement between the Lincoln School District and the City Parks and Recreation Department, lointly to construct, remodel and operate a recreational facility. 33rd and HoMrege streets authorizing expenditure of $43,250 from Advance Acquisition Fund to buy land for trade with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to build lire station. 14th Street and Old Cheney Rood, validating conveyance of certain illegally subdivided land.

Seventh Street and Pine Tree Lane, validating conveyance of certain Illegally subdivided land. Reappointment of Dr. Christopher Coudlll ond Roger Bartlett to the Lincoln-Lancaster County Board of Health for terms expiring July 1, 1991. Appointement of Sandy Johnson, Carmen McKllllp and Marilyn Harris to City-County Child Care Advisory Committee for terms expiring Aug. 31, 1990.

expressing support for Community Revltallzatlon Tax Act. Ordinances First Reading Lot Block I ond Lot Block 4 of Bicentennial Estates, authorizing the sale of surplus tracts of land. East feet of Lot 117, I.T. in the Southeast Quarter of Section 5, Township 10 north, range 7 east, authorizing sale of surplus tract of land. North of Pine Lake Road and east of 40th Street, accepting and approving final plot of Cripple Creek 12th Addition.

Scudder endorsed for Demo committee Lincoln attorney Earl Scudder has been endorsed by Barb Steinheider, chairwoman of the Lancaster County Democratic Party, in his campaign for Democratic national committeeman from Nebraska. 2774 South St. Lincoln, NE 476-6265 McClain Lydia 87, 1001 South died Friday. Born in Crookston. Retired elementary school teacher.

Member, United Methodist Church, Lincoln. Lifetime member, Hypatis Chapter 209, 0.E.S. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Robert L. (Carol) Brown, Lincoln; brothers, Ed M.

Hempel, F. Hempel, Lodi, sisters, Marie E. Rund, Lodi, Emma McGary, Merced, granddaughters, Sandra Debra both Lincoln; grandson, Carl E. Roberts, Denver. Graveside Services: 1 p.m.

Monday, Bassett City Cemetery. Roper Sons' Mortuary, 4300 St. Sanders Myrtle 104, 2200 S. 52nd died Friday. Bom Rawlins, Wyo.

Homemaker. Member, Trinity United Methodist Church, Lincoln. Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, Darrell, Eleanor, Hermosa Beach, daughter, Gladys Chatfield, Lincoln; grandchildren Jan Leeper, Linda Cunningham, Dick, Dale Sanders; nieces; nephews. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Wadlow's Colonial Chapel, 5200 St.

The Rev. Jerry E. Mclnnis. Graveside services: 1:30 p.m. Monday, Silver Creek Cemetery, Silver Creek.

No visitation. Memorials to Madonna Foundation. Paid Tatman Florence 83, Lincoln, died Thursday. Graveside services: 1:30 p.m. Monday, Pleasant Hill Cemetery, rural Eagle.

The Rev. Emmett Haas. Visitation after noon Saturday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. Memorials to church. Paid Nebraska Anderson John Sumner, 79, Annapolis, formerly of Seward, died Nov.

10, 1988. Management positions, Boeing Air Transport now United Airlines. Survivors: daughter, Berno Marie, Miami; nephew, William Ramsey, Lincoln; nieces, Marian Foster, Jane Graff, both Seward, Dorothy Heidemann, Lincoln, Nancy Radford, Deltona, Fla. Memorial services: 3 p.m. Sunday, Seward Cemetery.

The Rev. R. Benjamin Garrison. Seward cemetery. Memorials to Seward Foundation in care of Wood Bros.

Funeral Home. Paid Childs Arthur 74, Colorado City, formerly of Palmyra, died Friday at Denver Prebyterian Hospital. Carpenter. U.S. Army veteran.

World War II. Survivors: wife, lone, Colorado City; brothers, Lawrence, Clarence, Fred, all of Denver, Don, Fort Wayne, sisters, Florence Collison, Ponti-ac, Beatrice Pitts, daughters; four grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Wednesday, Fussel-man-Roby-Wymore Funeral Home, Syracuse. The Rev.

Carl Eskridge. Rosehill Cemetery, Douglas. Visitation: 8:30 a.m. Tuesday until services, funeral home. Memorials to Cancer Society.

Paid Dorf Viola 73, Beatrice, formerly of Burchard, died Friday. Member, Church of the Nazarene, Ladies Missionary Group. Survivors: husband, Donald son. Melvin L. brother, Howard Houston, Huxley, Iowa; sisters, Edith Sargent, Beatrice, Mrs.

Earl (Grace) Scott, Verna Jean Houston, Lincoln, Mrs. Rex (Beulah) Goss, Ontario, two grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Church of the Nazarene, Beatrice. Visitation: after 10 a.m.

Monday, Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel, Beatrice, one hour before services, church. Memorials in care of funeral home. Duensing Lilly 84, Deshler, died Saturday. Homemaker. Member, Peace Lutheran Church, Deshler.

Survivors: daughter-in-law, Laurella, Deshler; sister, Helene Brettmann, Deshler; grandchildren, Robert, Deshler, Ramona Spencer, Lincoln; three great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Peace Lutheran Church, Deshler. Ahrendts Funeral Home, Deshler. Harrison Evelyn, 72, Milford.

died Thursday. Survivors: husband, George; daughter, son-in law, Mar-vene, Howard Wurst; son, Dick; sisters, Theo Perier, Edith Goldmann, Guided Tours Today 2 p.in.-5 p.m. For Information phone 488-8191 Deaths Anderson, John Childress, Bonnie Childs, Arthur B. port viola M. Duensing, Lilly E.

Goeden, Irene Florence Harrison, Evelyn Johnson, Leland V. Lnning, Marian F. Lewis, Heath Wade Masters, Eugene H. May, May McClain, Lydia C. Senders, Myrtle J.

Schroeder, Almon Shaw, Martin L. Tatman, Florence G. this newspaper runs, free of charge, a one-time notice of any death in Lincoln, in the Nebraska area served by the newspaper, or of any former longtime resident. Publication after that first day requires payment of a fee and will be labeled as paid. Lincoln Childress Bonnie (widow of Marion), 0, 1525 N.

71st died Wednesday. Memorial services: 1 p.m. Monday, Bethany Christian Church, 1645 N. Cotner Blvd. Private family graveside Services, Lincoln Memorial Park.

Visitation: until 9 p.m. Sunday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. Memorials to church. No flowers. Paid Goeden Irene Florence, 84, formerly of 1500 S.

20th died Saturday. Born Oct. 26, 1 904, Eagle. Co-owner, Trumble Meat Processing Lincoln. Member, United Methodist Church.

Survivors: husband, Alois Lincoln; daughter, Mrs. Ed (Rita Jo) Bender, Lincoln; sisters, Mabel Coomes, Norton, Vema Laughrage, Idaho Falls, Idaho; stepson, Leonard, Lincoln; stepdaughters, Mrs. Glen (Lucille) Cramer, Mesa, Mrs. Glen (LuVern) Egger, Lincoln, Mrs. Earl (Marion) William, Anchorage, Alaska, Mrs.

Robert (Darlene) Schenaman, Lincoln, Mrs. Len (Janice) Jergenson, Gilbert, Mardelle (Tess), Mesa; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; 16 stepgrandchildren; 12 step-great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews. Services: Pending. Eagle Cemetery. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 St.

-Paid Johnson Leland 73, 3341 N. Cotner died Saturday. Retired civil engineer. State Department of Roads, Realtor, Century 21. Member, First Lutheran Church, Havelock Lions Club, Professional Surveyors Association of Nebraska, University of Nebraska Alumni Association.

Graduate, University of Nebraska, 1939. Survivors: wife, Oelpha; sons, Edward, Eric, Robert, all of Lincoln; daughters, sons-in-law, Sharon, Allen Gallup, Cor-sicana, Texas, Linda, Timothy Kelly, Lincoln; brother, sister-in-law. Dale, Darlene Johnson, Loveland, five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Services: 1 p.m. Tuesday, First Lutheran Church, 1551 S.

70th St. Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: 5 p.m. Monday, until 11 a.m. Tuesday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S.

14th one hour before services, church. Paid Masters Eugene 85, 3743 died Friday. Retired chief of detectives, Lincoln Police Department. Assistant chief, LPD, 1927-1959. Campus police chief, University of Nebraska.

Member, Scottish Rite, Shrine, Jesters, East Lincoln Lodge 210 BPOE 80, Retired Police Officers Association. Survivors: wife, Ella Mae; daughter, Mrs. Don (Shannon) Meyer, Omaha; grandson, granddaughter-in-law, Don, Kim Meyer Des Moines, Iowa; grandsons, Greg Meyer, New York City, Jeff Meyer, Petaluma, great-granddaughters Jill, Lisa Meyer. Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St.

The Rev J. Robert Birdwell. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Dale Adams, Joe Carroll, Ron Flansburg, Gail Gade, Merl Hesser, Dean Leitner. Honorary pallbearers: Emmett Jung, Paul Beave, Fred Kelly, Bob Sawdon.

Visitation: mortuary. Memorials to American Lung Association. Paid Scare In the Sears May 7th circular the mattress and box spring prices shown should have indicated that these prices are for each piece not the set. Also, the Sears 12 inch color TV 40356 on page 4 will not be available until an unspecified later date, due to production delay by our manufacturer. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.

An open letter to all citizens of Lincoln Spring is an exciting time for high school students with proms, graduation and other activities. These events, however, are not without worry or concern. Parents and school staff want young people to have good limes. But they do not want these good times marred by misbehavior, accidents or injuries. For these reasons, we want everyone to know that we support strict adherence to the laws governing the use of alcohol and the distribution of alcoholic beverages to minors.

We call attention to Nebraska State Law which states: "A parent or other adult who furnishes alcohol to a minor is subject to a fine of up to $1,000.00 or one year in jail or both. (State Statute Why are we sharing these thoughts with you? 1. We want to discourage alcohol abuse that traditionally occurs at some home parties and youth gatherings at this time of year. 2. We want to encourage all caring Lincolnites to share in efforts to make the spring school season a safe and happy one for our students.

3. We want to thank those parents and friends who are currently working hard to provide alcohol-free social events. Sincerely, Lincoln Public High School Principals May is Better Hearing Month Free Hearing Test Many Hearing Problems Can Be Helped. Find out if you can hear better. Stop in or call for your free test and remember, we do make house calls.

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