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Declarer won the king of diamonds opening lead, drew a round of trumps and then ruffed a diamond. He returned to his hand with a trump and took the spade finesse. East won the king and returned a spade. Declarer entered his hand with a spade ruff and tried a heart to the king. East took two heart tricks for down one.

Unlucky, remarked South. Every card was wrong. That was true. Nevertheless deLuck been blamed for clarer's technique, and not Lady the contract's failure. South lost the hand when he drew a round of trumps prematurely.

Correct technique is to ruff a diamond at trick two. Now declarer can get back to his hand with a trump, ruff his remaining diamond and return to his hand with another trump. That still leaves a trump in dummy. With the groundwork done, declarer leads a heart. Whatever card plays, the contract is guaranteed.

If West plays an honor, declarer covers with the king. Even if East wins the ace, he is forced to lead another heart, which sets up dummy's 10 for a spade discard, or a spade into the ace-queen. As the cards lie, West will follow with a low heart and declarer inserts dummy's 10. East wins the jack, but again he has a choice of losing plays. Observe that it is vital to ruff a diamond before touching trumps.

If declarer draws a round of trumps first, he will exhaust dummy of trumps by the time he had eliminated the diamonds. Now East will be able to exit safely with a diamond. Biorhythms for July 31, 1979 42, 53, 65. 43-52, 66-75 EMOTIONAL: Criticals: 3, 17, 31, 45, 59, Highs: 4-16, 32-44, Lows: 1-2, 18-30, 46-58, 74-85 INTELLECTUAL: Criticals: 6, 23, 39, 56, 72, 89. Highs: 1-5, 24-38, 57-71, Lows: 7-22, 40-55, BY CHARLES H.

GOREN and OMAR SHARIF Neither vulnerable. South deals. North AQ65 K104 4 109865 West East 4 3109 K873 9873 AQJ2 KQJ94 10 865 4 3 4 2 South 42 65 A32 4 AKQJ74 The bidding: South West North East 140 14 Pass 24 34 Pass Pass 54 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: King of It's a proven fact that many bridge players are treading shoeless through the streets of London because they didn't draw trumps. But an equal number are strolling unshod through New York because they drew trumps too soon. South's two club rebid was a slight underbid.

However, he was reluctant to jump to three clubs lest his partner play him for more in the way of high cards. North's bid of three clubs, while also conservative, left open three no-trump a possible game contract. South might have maneuvered toward that contract by cue-bidding his diamond stopper, but he decided five clubs would be better. biorhythms PHYSICAL: Criticals: 7, 19, 30, Highs: 1-6, 20-29, Lows: 8-18, 31-41, Jonathan Alexander's biorhythm permanent numbers are 31, 30, 45. A chart showing how to compute your bers is printed in The Enquirer each your biorhythm numbers printed send er, 617 Vine Cincinnati 45201.

horse sense BY DR. GEORGE W. CRANE and jetsam" suggest which form of transportation? Truck Ship Train Airplane 2-The chief food of reindeer is which one of these? Moss Tree Leaves Bark Hay 3-If each piece of pie contains 45 degrees, the pie would furnish how many servings? Four Six garden tips Mansfield, Ohio, recommends these as high-quality but moderatelypriced daffodils: BY ELLIS RAWNSLEY Enquirer Garden Writer They may be a little difficult to find in catalogs, but Kingwood Center in A bumpy road today You have stamina today Action not your strong suit Avoid confrontation Your spirits high Don't lose your temper Hair-brained idea likely Good to exchange ideas Avoid new projects numbers are 37, 46, 29. Larry Hisle's three permanent biorhythm numSunday in People Today. If you'd like them to People Today, The Enquir- Eight 4-Which one of these by the largest gland or Insulin Saliva 5-The chief acid ingredient is: Acetic Tannic ANSWERS 1-Ship (floating Moss.

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Willmetta Eaton and Miss Florence Adams, grandfather of Mrs. Teresa Phillips, David, Thomas, John and Laurie Adams. July 30, 1979, residence Mt. Washington. Services at T.

P. White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Avenue, Mt. Washington Thursday August 2 at 10 A.M. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 P.M. Memorials to Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.

ASHE Mary (nee Scott), beloved mother of Namon Ashe Willie Ashe, Gary, Indiana, Robert Ashe, Mobile, Alabama, Peter Ashe Levonia Ashe, Parthenia Williams and Bertha Ashe all of Cincinnati. Also 31 grandchildren, 26 greatgrandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. July 28, 1979. Visitation Tuesday 6 to 9 P.M. at the Beulah Baptist Church, Linn Street.

Services Wednesday at 11 A.M. at the church. Rev. J. Martin officiating.

Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. J.C. Battle Sons Funeral Home in charge. BACKMAN Jeanette Stone, beloved wife of the late Lester J. Backman, mother of Mrs.

Roger Griffith of Essex Junction, Vermont, also survived by three grandchildren. Monday, July 30, 1979. Residence 3420 Berry Avenue. Friends may call at the Elden A. Good Funeral Home, 2620 Erie Avenue, west of Hyde Park Square, Wednesday from 1 PM until service time at 2 PM.

Memorials if desired may be directed to the Hyde Park Community Methodist Church. BAECHLE Raymond beloved husband of Anna Bruce Baechle, devoted father of Miss Katrina Baechle, Mrs. Don (Arlene) Eichstadt and Edward Baechle, six grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Clem (Rosella) Haenning, Miss Julia Baechle and Rudolph Baechle. Sunday, July 29, 1979.

Residence 5271 Muskopf Road, Fairfield. Funeral service Wednesday, 10 AMm at the Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 3950 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton. Visitation 6 to 8, Tuesday. In lieu of flowers, donations to favorite charity.

BEHYMER Ralph beloved husband of Lorraine Buckley Behymer, father of Ralph Lee, Jr. and the late James R. Behymer, brother of R. Lee Behymer and the late Mrs. Thelma Alcorn, also survived by six grandchildren.

July 28, 1979. Services at T. P. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Avenue, Mt. Washington, Wednesday, August 1 at 1:30 PM.

Friends may call Tuesday, 6 to 9 PM. Mt. Washington Lodge No. 642 AM and Scottish Rite Ring Services, Tuesday at 7:30 PM. Memorials to Cherry Grove United Methodist Church Building Fund.

BICKETT James beloved brother of the late Marie Hurley, devoted uncle of Anne Rowe, John, Edward, Pat, Dan and Tim Hurley. July 28, 1979. Friends may call at the Thomas Funeral Home 4418 Whetsel Avenue, Madisonville Tuesday from 5 to 8 P.M. Funeral services Wednesday 9 A.M. Interment St.

Joseph Cemetery. BLISS Maude Marie (Cottman) (nee Davidson), beloved wife of the late Michael Bliss, devoted mother of Mrs. William (Ruth) Black and Mrs. Arnold (Marjorie) Kansteiner, dear sister of Nellie Workman and sister-in-law of Pearl Davidson, also survived by five grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Sunday, July 29, 1979.

Age 79 years. Mass of Christian Burial, Wednesday, 9:30 AM at St. Teresa of Avila Church. Visitation Tuesday, 7 to 9 PM at the Dalbert and Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Avenue at Queen City. COTTMAN Maude Marie.

See Bliss notice. suits filed 30, 1979 July Court of Common Pleas A7906585 Matthew A. Richey vs. Robert Mendenhall. For 000; personal injury.

A7906586 Susan E. Warner and Wayne E. Warner. Dissolution of marriage. A7906587 Charles S.

Levin vs. Laura J. Estes Levin. Divorce. A7906588 Mark R.

Alexander vs. Karla J. Alexander. Divorce. A7906589 Elizabeth A.

Mealy et al vs. Graham Mytronics et al. For personal injury (vehicle). A7906590 Bertha Mae land and James Sanders vs. Jacqueline Frey.

For personal injury (vehicle) A7906591 Peggy Ann Farrell and Donald F. Fallell II. Dissolution of marriage. A7906592 John S. Burningham vs.

Glenda J. Burningham. Divorce. A7906593 Kenneth Johnson vs. The Kroger Co.

For personal injury. A7906594 Tamara Sue Hogue vs. Linda S. Hall. For personal injury (vehicle).

A7906595 Deborah McGowan and James McGowan. Dissolution of marriage. A7906586 Joyce D. Cook VS. Charles William Cook Jr.

Divorce. A7906597 Deborah Ann Kelley vs. Kenneth G. Kelley. Divorce, restoration of maiden name.

A7906598 James Murphy dba Fred W. Kist Plumbing vs. Richard Sharpe. For $3793 on a contract and $1000 atty. fees.

A7906599 John B. Miles vs. The -Good Biscuit Co. et al. For $375,623 damages.

A7906600 Donald G. Parrish vs. Division of Domestic Relations, Common Pleas Court, Hamilton County, Ohio. Writ of habeas corpus. A7906601 Barbara Marie Fritz vs.

Richard E. Fritz. Divorce. A7906602 Howard D. McDinney vs.

Isabelle C. Combs, McKinney. Divorce. A7906604 Ellen L. Schubert and Richard A.

Schubert. of marriage. A7906605 Nancy Sue Miller vs. Kenneth W. Miller.

Divorce. A7906606 Albert J. Clemons vs. James Meinking. For $200,000.

A7906607 Darlene P. Day vs. Larry A. Day. Divorce.

A7906608 Arthur L. Nelson VS. Celotex Corp. Breach of contract and money damages. A7906609 Judith A.

Glacken vs. Donald R. Glacken. Divorce. A7906610 Irma L.

Bennett vs. James K. Bennett. Divorce. A7906611 Wendy R.

Heubner vs. John W. Stuck. For $650,000 personal injury. A7906612 Angela Marie DeAtley vs.

Lawrence DeAtley. Divorce. A7906613 Margaret Harrow vs. Isial Harrow. Divorce.

A7906614 Jacqueline D. Titus vs. Kenneth F. Titus. Divorce.

A7906615 Linda Sue Shildes vs. Gary K. Shields. Divorce. A7906616 Erich M.

Scherch vs. Carol M. Scherch. Divorce. A7906617 Linda Cannon vs.

Walter Cannon. Divorce. A7906618 City of Cincinnati vs. Avionics, et al. Breach of lease.

A7906619 Patricia M. Cochran vs. Charles D. Cochran. Divorce.

A7906620 Buddy Hawkins vs. Dunhill of Cincinnati, For 270 Breach of contract. A7906621 City of Cincinnati vs. Bruce M. Heyman, et al.

Appropriation of real estate. A7906622 Jim P. Little vs. Vivian Little. Divorce.

A7906623 Diana M. Koch and Gary R. Koch. Dissolution of marriage. A7906624 City of Cincinnati vs.

Joseph Sandler, et al. Appropriation of real estate. A7906625 Johnson vs. Mary Johnson. Divorce.

THE CINCINNATI July 31, 1979 B-9 Journey's End STAIN Patricia K. (nee Kinsella), beloved wife of Ben H. Stain, devotec mother of Daniel, Charles, Ter rence, Michael and the late Timothy Stain. Dear sister of Mrs. Ena Turkington of Evanston, Illinois, and John Kinsella of Wilmette, Illinois and the late William Kinsella, of Evanston, Illinois.

Sunday July 29, 1979 of Mt. Washington, Funeral Mass Wednesday August at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church 10 A.M. Friends may call at the T. P. White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Avenue.

Mt. Washington Tuesday 5 to P.M. Family prefers memorials to the Immaculate Heart of Mar Church Building Fund. STULL Vernis Johnsonville, Illinois suc denly July 28, 1979, wife Jessie Stull, daughters Sharon Schat Norma Schmidt, step-daughte Nikki Furrow. Four sisters, on brother, nine grandchildren, Ho selton Funeral Home, Cisne, nois.

Services Tuesday July 3 1:30 P.M. Visitation Monday 6 to P.M. Masonic Service 7:30 P.M. TABLES Percy, beloved husband Velme Tables, devoted father of Melind Pinchon of Huntsville, Alabam also survived by six great-grani children and a host of other rel: tives and friends. July 28, 197 Friends may call Tuesday July from 6 10 9 P.M.

at Jamison ar Jamison Funeral Home, 437 Ho kins Street, West End wher funeral service will be hel Wednesday at 1:30 P.M. Inte ment Spring Grove Cemetery. William E. (Eddie), husband Anna Mae Tucker, nee Part brother of Ahmena Schmic Edith Briscos, Edna Phelps, gene and Marshall Tucker. Ju 29, 1979 in his 54th year.

Funer from the John J. Radel Co. Fune al Home, 652 State Avenue Wednesday, August 1, 1979 at AM. Friends may call Tuesdi from 4 to 9 PM. Jack devoted son of Herbe Walker, father of Virginia a Jack Walker, brother of Nan Ann, Sherry Jean, Joy Kathle and Samuel B.

Walker. Sund: July 29, 1979. Residence, Lot land, Ohio. Friends received Tufts Funeral Home, Lovelar Tuesday, 7 to 9 P.M., where ser ice will be held Wednesday, A gust 1 at 2:00 P.M. Interme Murdock Cemetery.

WALKER Robert husband of Catheri (Kay) Rusz Walker, father of rome Walker. Saturday, July 1979. Residence 5615 Sidney Ro: Relatives and friends are invit to attend the Funeral Mass at Antoninus Church on Tuesday 7:30 P.M. No visitation. If desiri memorials may be made to Heart Fund.

B.J. Meyer (Ov look) in charge. WELLS Virginia J. (nee Linville), belov wife of Ivan Wells, devoted mo er of Mrs. Jerry (Wanda) We and Gary Wells, dear grandmo er of Robby, Jerry, Andy and Welke, beloved daughter of ville and Ruth Linville, dear sis of George and Shirley Linvi Sunday, July 29, 1979.

Residen 9798 Sacramento St. Funeral se ice, Paul R. Young Funeral Hon 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healt. Tuesday, 2:00 P.M.

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19 Garfield Place Ste. 4 WINTON Ste. 617 661-1234 8444 Winton Road 241-7404 Rear 521-0877 FARHILLS MAIN 299-5577 ALSO IN DAYTON 278-7991 Funerala Unit of weight Circle segment Sault Ste. Marie Sailor Disease of sheep High note Elevator cage Sesame Personality Season in Paris Croatian, for one Brother of Moses Hebrew instrument Office note The rainbow European shark Roman road Wild attempt A tissue Bounder Topsy's friend NAME TIME ADAMS, Ow en I. 10 A.M.

ASHE, Mary 11:00 A.M. BACKMAN, Jeanette Stone 2:00 P.M. BAECHLE, Raymond E. 10 A.M. BEHYMER, Raiph L.

1:30 P.M. BICKETT, James J. 9:00 A.M. BLISS, Maude Marie 9.30 A.M. COTTMAN, Maude Marie See BLISS notice COX.

Sherman L. 10:30 A.M. CULLEN, John 1 T. 10 A.M. FINCH.

John M. 2:00 P.M. FRIEDEL-ROLOFF, Elizabeth H. 2:00 P.M. GAY, Vincent 10:00 A.M.

GOODELL, Gladys Feitshans 2 P.M. HUDSON, Willie C. 11:00 A.M. MEISER, John H. 12 P.M.

MORRIS, Lawrence 2 P.M. OHL. Frank C. 7:30 P.M. POPPE, Julia 9.30 A.M.

PRATHER, Fred RICHARDSON, Ann 2:00 P.M. RIDDELL, Weldon C. 11:00 A.M. ROLOFF, Elizabeth H. See FRIEDEL notice SCHEPKER, Paul F.

8 P.M. SHEARER, Dorothy 11 A.M. SKAATS, Kathryn 10:00 A.M. STAIN, Patricia K. 10:00 A.M.

STULL, Vernis E. 1:30 P.M. TABLES, Percy 1:30 P.M. TUCKER, William E. 10:00 A.M.

WALKER, Jack I. 2:00 P.M. WALKER, Robert G. 7:30 P.M. WELLS, Virginia J.

2:00 P.M. Journey's End CARING CORN ANTE cOX Sherman beloved husband of Mrs. Wilner (nee Wingate) Cox, devoted father of Mrs. Carolyn Luke and Lois Cox, devoted grandfather of Ken and Bill Luke. Dear uncle of Mrs.

Betty Epperson and Mrs. Anna Egger. Monday July 30, 1979. Age 69 years. Residence 110 West 34th Street, Covington, Kentucky.

Funeral services 10:30 A.M. Thursday at the Calvery Baptist Church, Latonia. Interment Floral Hills Cemetery. Friends may call 4. to 9 P.M.

Wednesday at the Swindler Funeral Home, 214 West Southern Avenue, Latonia (Covington, Kentucky). If so desired memorials to Calvery Christian School, CULLEN John beloved husband of Mary Cullen (nee Vennetron), brother of the late James Cullen. July 28, 1979. Residence 1486 Antoinette Avenue. Funeral Mass, Holy Cross Immaculata Church, Wednesday, August 1, at 10 AM.

Friends may call at T. P. White and Sons Funeral Home, Beechmont Avenue, Mt. Washingtun, Tuesday, 5 to 9 PM. FINCH John dear son of Oakley and Alice Opel Finch.

Age 29 years old. Residence 8301 Cincinnati Dayton West Chester, Ohio. Saturday July 28, 1979. Services 2 P.M Wednesday at the ShaferWinans and Love Funeral Home, Cortland, Ohio. Friends may call Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 P.M.

FRIEDEL-ROLOFF Elizabeth beloved wife of James M. Friedel, dear mother of Donald and Allan Roloff and Mrs. Sandra Glover, dear sister of Mrs. Alice Tomlinson, Mrs. Jane Rayer, Robert, Richard and Dawes Holmes, also survived by nine grandchildren.

Saturday, July 28, 1979. Residence, Perry Park, formerly of College Hill. No visitation Monday. Friends are welcome to attend the funeral service at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College Hill, Tuesday, 2:00 P.M. Remembrances, if so desired, may be made to the American Cancer Society.

GAY Vincent, husband of Mrs. Ruth Battig Gay, father of Mrs. Joyce Brown, Michael and Eugene Gay, brother of Mrs. Orley Wilder and Mrs. Kelly Allen, also survived by three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Sunday, July 29, 1979. Residence, Batavia, Ohio. Services, Noakes Funeral Home, Milford, Tuesday, July 31 at 10:00 A.M. Visitation Monday, 7 to 9 P.M. GOODELL Gladys Feitshans, beloved wife of the late Paul S.

Goodell, mother of Lt. Col. Frank Staley Goodell of Springfield, Virginia, Lucy Herndon of Hamilton, Ohio, Martha Garvin of Chapel Hill, North Carolina and Nancy Sterman, sister of Onda Gramer of Center ville, Ohio, Dorothy Stewart of Kettering, Ohio, Myron Feitshans of Urbana, Ohio, and Richard Feitshans of Perry, Georgia. Also survived by eight grandchildren. Sunday July 29, 1979.

Residence Hyde Park. Friends may call at the Elden A. Good Funeral Home, 2620 Erie Avenue, west of Hyde Park Square, Wednesday 4 to 7 P.M. Funeral services at Knox Presbyterian Church Thursday at 2 P.M. Visitation at the church one half hour before service time.

Memorials if desired may be directed to Knox Presbyterian Church. HUDSON Willie beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Peters) Hudson, devoted father of Cleveland Hudson, May Watkins, June Fox, Pearl Manis and the late Scott Hudson and Thelma Smith, grandfather of 17, great-grandfather of 24. July 28, 1979, in his 87th year. Residence, 251 Renner formerly of Owsley County, Ky. Services will be held Tuesday al 11:00 A.M.

at the Witt, Good Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Rd. at Oakley Sq. Visitation Monday, 5 to 9 P.M. Interment, Graceland Memorial Gardens. MEISER John beloved husband of the late Frances Seibel Meiser, voted father of Paul Meiser, Mrs.

Mary Louise Poe, Mrs. Henry (Rita) Schulhoff, Mrs. Kennetl. (Julia) Roat and the late Mrs. Theresa Grainger.

Grandtather of 13 grandchildren and 11 grandchildren. Monday July 30, 1979. Age 93 years. Life long resident of Reading. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Peter Paul Church, Reading, Ohio Thursday at 12 noon. Family requests that memorials be made to Campbell Lodge Boys Home, 150 Skyline Drive, Cold Springs, Kentucky 41076. Mr. Meiser was the last surivor of 13 brothers and sisters. Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home serving the family.

Lawrence (Pelly) of Route 2, Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Died, Sunday, July 29, 1979. Age 72 years. Services 2 PM Wednesday, August 1, 1979 at the JackmanKercheval Funeral Home, Harrison, Ohio. Visitation Tuesday from 6 to 9 PM.

Lawrenceburg Lodge No. 4 AM service at 8 PM. Interment Gibson Cemetery, Bright, Indiana. BATE Aug. 2 Aug.

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White Sons J. C. Battle Sons Elden A. Good Paul R. Young 1.

P. White Sons Thomas Dalbert Woodruff Dalbert Woodruff Swindler T. P. White Sons Cortland, 0. Hodapp Noakes Elden A.

Good Witt, Good Kelsch Schmidt-Dhonau Jackman-Kercheval Imwalle Schmidt I. P. White Sons Vorhis Wareham, Mass. Hodapp Dhonau-Ro senacker Stith Connley Bros. T.

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Young Journey's End OHL Frank beloved husband of Irene Bauer Ohl, devoted father of Mrs. Robert J. (June) Schmitt and David F. Ohl, also survived by four grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, brother of Mathilda, Anthony, and the late Ted, Marie, and Albert Ohl. Resident of St.

Bernard. Monday, July 30, 1979. Age 73 years. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine Street at Washington, Wednesday between PM, followed by Funeral Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 7:30 PM.

Member of St. Thomas Aquinas Men's Society, St. Bernard Eagles No, 1162, and Senior Citizens. Donations may be made to Golden Age Eagle fund or the Max Baer Heart Fund of the St. Bernard Eagles No.

1162, 4815 Tower Avenue, St. Bernard, 45217. POPPE Julia (nee Goldfuss), formerly of Westwod, beloved wife of the late Carl H. Poppe, dear mother of Gilbert and Carl H. Poppe, sister of Hilda Langen and Laura Rork, grandmother of Patricia Schneider, Carlene Clements and Jerry Poppe.

Also survived five Saturday, July 28, 1979. Age, 89. dent of S.E.M. Villa, Milford. Funeral services at the SchmidtDhonau Funeral Home, 10980 Reading Sharonville, Wednesday at 9:30 A.M.

Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 P.M. Past president of Fairmount Chap. O.E.S. 10 is produced organ? Thyroxine Bile of tea, Boric Hydrochloric wreckage). 2- (liver).

5- trumpet; cyclamen double; large white salmon rose cup, entire Fred (Red), beloved husband of Ann Higgins Prather. July 29, 1979. Residence Watch Hill. No services.If desired memorials may be made for Cancer Research to the U.C. Foundation, 425 Oak Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45219.

RICHARDSON Ann (nee Woodward), wife of the late Dr. Albert S. Richardson, devoted mother of Mrs. Ann L. Helmsderfer, Mrs.

Caroline Haase of Crystal Lake, Albert S. Richardson, of Erie, and Mrs. Mary Lee Irwin of Upper St. Clair, sister of Alexander C. Woodward of Ft.

Lauderdale, also survived by 13 grandchildren and two great -grandchildren. Saturday, July 28, 1979. Residence, 128 Maple Knoll Springdale. (No visitation.) Memorial service at the Wyoming Presbyterian Church, Wednesday, August 1 at 2:00 P.M. If desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the Great Rivers Girl Scout Council, Wyoming Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund, or charity of your choice.

Vorhis Funeral Home, Springdale, in charge. RIDDELL Weldon Marion, Massachusetts, July 28, 1979, husband of Alta V. (nee Newton), Riddell of 465 Point Road, Marion, Massachusetts. Age 64 years. Funeral service at the Cornwell Memorial Chapel, Center Street, Wareham, Massachusetts.

Wednesday at 11 A.M.. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visiting hours Tuesday 7 to 9 P.M. ROLOFF Elizabeth H. See Friedel notice.

SCHEPKER Paul beloved husband of Patricia (nee Lubrecht) and the late Lavonne (nee Rarreick), dear father of Paul, Judy, David, Donald and the late Mary Carol Schepker, brother of Gerry Schepker of Richmond, Virginia, James and Loraine Schepker, Mary Crane and Camilla Kramer. Monday July 30, 1979. Relatives and friends may call at Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot Road at North Bend Road, Monfort Heights. Wednesday from 5:30 to 7:30 P.M. followed by the Mass of Christian Burial St.

James Church White Oak at 8 P.M. Memorial contributions may be made to the St. James Church Building Fund or the Hospice Inc. SHEARER Dorothy (nee Wilken), beloved wife of George Shearer, dear mother of Douglas Shearer. Sunday July 29, 1979, residence 463 Commonwealth Avenue, Erlanger, Kentucky.

Age 63 years. Services Wednesday August 1 at 11 A.M. at the Stith Funeral Home, 7500 Highway 42, Florence, Kentucky. Visitation Wednesday from 10 A.M. until time of service.

Burial Highland Cemetery, Ft. Mitchell. SKAATS Kathryn (nee Weiligman), beloved mother of Mrs. Betty McCormick and Arthur Skaats. Dear sister of Mrs.

Mary Rohman. Three grandaughters, three grandsons, two great-grandsons. Friday July 27, 1979 at Ormond Beach, Florida. Age 85 years. Mass of The Christian Burial Wednesday August 1 at Holy Cross Church 10 A.M.

Visitation ers Funeral Home, 11 E. Southern Avenue, Latonia, Kentucky from Wednesday at the Conniey 9 A.M. until time of Mass. Interment Mother of God Cemetery. Call 421-6300 To Place A Classified Ad.