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D-4 Metro THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday. August 2. 1 990 Death Notice Death Notice Death Notices HOWARD ERDMAN AC.KMAN Obituaries Earl of Ml. Orab. OH Fu Funerals For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice below.

Edith, daughter of the late William F. and Josephine Hess Barbara J. beloved wile ol Waiter J. Erdman, dear mother neral service 2 P.M. Friday, Howard, cousin ol Mildred Oli ot Christina Jacobson, Lisa Thompson-Stevens Funeral Home.

Ml Orab. Visitation 12 ver, Luelia Drinkuth, Grace Woods and Robert Howard. Noon tiN lime ol service. Burton and Jeff Richie and Debbie McSwain, sister ot Ruth Singer, also survived by seven Tuesday, July 31, 1990. For grandchildren.

Wednesday, Ai ADAMS merly ot Lockland. (No visitation). Services at the convenience of the family. Vorhis gust iwo Age 4i Kesioem Rev. Robert F.

Von Holle Priest, 67, served many people, parishes in diocese FUNERAL HOME Emma Muiter. betoved wile ol WiUiam G. Adams, devoted Fairlield. Mass ol Christian Burial at Sis. Peter Paul TIMK PATH Funeral Home in charge of ar rangements.

Church, Friday at 9 30 AM ACKMAN torlW 2 00PM Aug 3 Thompson-Steven. motner ol James W. Adams, dear sister ol Marie Flick and Dorothy Schutte. also survived Middendorl-oullock ADAMS, Emma Muiter 1 1 00 A.M. Aug.

3 KEITH by tour grandchildren Wednes Visitation at Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 1633 Reading Reading, Thursday from 51 P.M. Memorials may be made to Sts. Peter Paul Update Fund or the American Brian E. ol MiHord. age 11, 1950 at SS.

Peter and Paul parish in Norwood. He was appointed AlliN Douglas 10 30 A Aug 4 Holl-lordon day. August 1990. Age 79 years. Resident ol Lakeside Park.

KY. Mass ol Christian Burial, II A.M. Friday, at devoted son ol Eugene Jerry and Cindy (nee McOanahan Keith, dear brother ol Jennifer ANDERSON Gail 10 00 A Aug Witt, Good i Kelsch Cancer Society. associate pastor there in 1967 Blessed Sacrement Cnurch, Ft. Keith, dear grandson of Dor- BfHRfNS, HaffieP.

lOOOAM Aub 4 Zetlter (Hamilton, OH FROEIILIC1I Mitcnel. Visitation 9 to 10 30 and, in 1969, he became associate man and Patricia McOanahan, dear great-grandson of Jean A M. Friday, Middendorl-BuH- 9EPG, Viola 10-30 AM. Aug 3 Gilligon-Borrere Christopher beloved son ol Phillip A. and Doris (Dorsey) Froehlich, dear brother ol the pastor at St.

Henry parish Day ock Funeral Home, Erlanger. Zeinner, also survived by nu merous aunts, uncle, and cous BLANK, AugustC. 10 00 A M. Aug. 4 Witt.

Good 4 Kelsch ton and chaplain of Kettering Hos late Lisa Froehlich. Saturday, Entombment St Mary Mausoleum, Ft. MitcheN. Memorials requested to American Heart ins. Services win be held Satur BURTON, Grady Sr 9 00 AM.

Aug. 3 Hodapp day, 9 30 A M. at the Batavia pital. July 28, 1990. Residence Fin-neytown.

Memorial Service First Unitarian Church at Read Association or St. Timothy Baptist Temple, 770 5. River 2 00 PM. Aug. 3 fitch -Penney CAYTON tola side, Batavia.

The family win Building Fund, Union, KY. Also surviving are four broth 41091. ing and Linton Thursday, receive friends Friday 6-9 P.M. DANIELS Mr. Ambrose 7 00PM Aug 3 Thompson ICmcinnatil 7 P.M.

II so desired, remem ers, Frank, Howard and Paul of at the Moore Funeral Homes, 225 Spring Batavia Burial in See Anderson Notice DUNNINGTON Gail brances may be sent to Finney- ALLEN Cincinnati; William of Livermore town High School Memorial dive Branch cemetery. Douglas, beloved son ol Mrs. ERDMAN Bofboro J. 9 30 AM. Aug 3 Schmidt-Dhonau Theater Scholarship Fund, and another sister, Helen Bert McCoHom.

4605 Williams BY NANCY FIROR The Cincinnati Enquirer The Rev. Robert F. Von Holle held his parish together after a 1974 tornado demolished St. Brig-id's Church in Xenia. Under Rev.

Von Holle's watchful eye, the church was rebuilt in the country. But soon after, he had to wage a new battle this time, against poor health. "With all the anxiety of losing everything and starting over, his health broke," said the Rev. Paul Stolz, pastor of SS. Peter and Paul parish in Reading.

The battle ended Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Rev. Von Holle, 67, died of cancer. In health, as well as sickness, one characteristic drove Rev. Von Holle.

said his sister. Norma Von Holle of Cincinnati. "Helping people; his love of people," she said. Among those people, children and family stood out. In 1961, he taught at Carroll High School in Dayton, while he was an associate pastor at Mary, Help of Christians parish in Fair-born.

A year later, he was named procurator of Purcell High School and associate pastor at St. Francis de Sales parish in Cincinnati. "He really loved the children of the parish," Stolz said. That love was evident, Stolz said, at SS. Peter and Paul parish in Reading, where Rev.

Von Holle had been in residence since 1985. He would go to the parish school each afternoon to talk with the children as they left for home. Rev. Von Holle was ordained in Clara A Hen, loving brother ol Edward Jackson and Katie Trotter, fond nephew ol Pearl LELL burg Cincinnati, OH 4521 FROEHLICH. Christopher A.

7 00 M. Aug 2 Poul Young Ellerhorst of Cincinnati. Visitation will be from 7 to or to the First Unitarian Church John F. (Jack), husband ol the late Rosa Leu, loving lather ol Armstrong and Sallie Pipe Organ Fund. Paul GIGIIO Emilio lOOOAM.

Aug 3 Gilligan Wright, fond cousin ol Ralph Joyce and John Lea and fa Young Funeral Home, Mt ther in-law ol Cathy Lei, dear Healthy in charge of arrange- GREEN, p.m. Friday at St. Martin Church in Cheviot. Mass of Christian burial menls. 7:30 P.M.

Aug .3 Schmidt-Dhonau Wright, dear friend ol Julia Collins, also survived by a host of other relatives and many friends. July 30, 1990. Funeral Charlotte Elizobeth brother ot Mary and Robert Let) and the late George and GIGLIO will be said there at 11 a.m. Satur Clifford Lei, Marcella Hemze, GREGORY, HottieR. 1:00 P.M.

Aug. 3 Moore Emilio, beloved husband ol the services, Saturday, 10:30 A.M. Helen Ulm and Katherine Kin- day. Burial will be in St. Mary Golden Leaf Baptist Church, caid.

Tuesday, July 31, 1990. HILLENBRAND, Richard E. 326 Fernside PI. (Evanston). late Magdalina Gigiio (nee Bod-erome), dear father ot the late Faustino Gigiio, dear lather ol 7 30 M.

Aug 2 Hodapp Cemetery, St. Bernard. Age 78 years. Resident ol Norfhside. Friends may call at Rev.

Carl Adkins pastor olltcl-ating. Interment Vine Street Hid Vorhis HOWARD, Edith Vicente Gigiio, Marie Back, Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowl- Faustino (Gus) Gigiio, Rose Cemetery.

Friends may can Saturday from 9 30 A until JOHNSON Everett M. Aug 2 Jamison jgmison Pavlowsky and Connie Moser, ton Norfhside, Thursday 5-7 Memorials can be made to the SS. Peter and Paul Church Update Fund, 417 W. Vine Cincinnati lime ol services at the church. dear brother ol Ralph Gigiio, P.M.

Funeral service Friday at JOHNSON, Norman A. Virginia Pagliamanto and the Arrangements by Han-Jordan 11 A.M. lOOOAM Aug. 3 Schmidt-Dhonou Funeral Home (Walnut Hills). late Frances Ferre, Louis Gigiio 45202.

KEITH Brian 9 30 A M. Aug 4 Moore MIELLER ANDERSON LELL John f. 1 1:00 A M. Aug 3 Chas. A Miller Sons Gregory Allan, beloved son of and Concetla Gigiio, dear grandfather ol the late Dotlie Back and Vick Gigiio and 19 other surviving grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren, also survived by many nieces CM M.

(nee Cowan), beloved Stanley and Mildred Mueller, wife ol Eric O. Anderson, de Charles Reidmiller MUELLER, Gregory Allan voted daughter of Gerald 10 30A M. Aug. 4 Neidhord Minges dear brother ol Peggy Fuson ol Buena Park, CA and Jim Mueller ol Cincinnati, dear Iriend of and Jane Powell Cowan, dear and nephews. Tuesday, July 31, sister of Thomas O.

Cowan, 1990. Member ol the Fuscal- Joseph Gritz ol Philadelphia, the Norwood Senior Citizen Center. He also played at O'DELL, Katherine IKoyl Mary Means and Mariorie 2:00 M. Aug. 3 Gilligan oese Society.

Friends may call Forest View Gardens restaurant. He was choir direc at the Gilligan Funeral Home, PA, also survived by three nieces, two nephews nd three great-nephews. Sunday, July Ouellette, also survived by several nieces. Tuesday, July 3), PERRY, Stephen Ray Aug. 4 Ronald B.

Jones (Ludlow KYI tor of the old Crosley Glee Club and Choir and 8225 Montgomery Road, Friday, from 8:30 A.M. until Mass 1990 Resident ol Ml Lookout. 29, 1990. Age 34. Visitation Sat Visitation at the Witt.

Good of Christian Burial at St. Sav member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Norwood urday, August 4 Irom 9 A.M. SARGEANT, Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 iour Church at 10 A M. Dona Chapter 449. 10 30A Aug.

4 Dobbling (Ft. Thomosl Madison Rd. at Oakley Sq. until time ol services at 1030 A M. at the Neidhard Minges Rolph William tions may be made to the Wednesday from 4-9 PM American Heart Association or Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison SHARPlESS Harry I QQP M.

Aug. 3 Schmidt-Dhonou Services Thursday at 10 A.M. the Hamilton County Mental Avenue, Westwood. Memorial Mr. Reidmiller was a machinist for Rube! Baking Co.

10 years before his retirement in 1962. Prior to St. John Unitarian Church. 320 Retardation Association. SMERDEL, Thelmol.

lOOOAM. Aug 3 Witt, Good a Kelsch donations strongly suggested Resor 45220. Interment (iREEN St. Louis, MO. Memorials may joining Rubel, he worked 25 years for the now-closed to The Gregory Mueller Memorial Fund, P.O.

Box 1625, Philadelphia, PA 19105. Burial STEPHENSON, Charles Edwin be made to Hospice ol Cincin Charlotte Elizabeth (Betty) 7 30PM Aug 3 Connley Bros (lotonio) Manischewitz Baking Co. nati, 619 Oak 45206. cousin ol Frank Voriohan, Miamitown Cemetery. BY JUDY ASHTON The Cincinnati Enquirer Charles "Chuck" Reidmiller, a self-taught drummer, knew how to have a good time.

"He liked to play the drums and sing; he was an excellent singer," said his daughter, Shirley Berold of Miamisburg, Ohio. "At dances, he was always the instigator of getting people involved and having a good time, like doing the hokeypokey." Mr. Reidmiller, 83, of Westwood, died of natural causes Monday at Hillebrand Nursing Home, Cheviot. In the late 1940s, Mr. Reidmiller started his own band, the Chuck Reidmiller Band, playing at weddings, anniversaries and for numerous organizations.

He played with the Cumminsville Drum and Bugle Corps, a popular attraction at area parades in the 1940s. "They would have 100 drummers; he was one of the drummers," Berold said. In the late 1970s, Mr. Reidmiller entertained at STURGI1L, Edna 1 1 :00 A Aug 3 Jodmon-Ketchevol BEHRENS Also surviving are another daughter, Betty Johnson of Jacksonville, five grandchildren and three SWIFT, John lOOOA M. Aug 4 Rullmon lAurorg, 0H daughter of the late Harry and Charlotte Green.

Resident of Williamsburg ol Cincinnati. Died August 1, 1990. Age 73. Graveside service at Walnut Hills ODELL Hattie beloved wife of the late William H. Behrens, dear Katherine (Kay), (nee Emmerich), dear mother ol Ronald VonHOLLE, Rev.

Robert F. great-grandchildren. mother of William J. Behrens, 11:00 A M. Aug.

4 Gump-Holi Cemetery, Friday, August 3 at Neil E. Behrens and Marie Tac P.M. Memorial service at Brucker Kishler (New WACHSMAN, Fred Aug. 4 um and the late Madge Beh Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian ark, OH rens, grandmother ot two, Visitation will be from 10 to 11 a.m. today at Neidhard-Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood.

Services will follow there at 1 1 a.m. Burial Church, 5950 Montgomery 0 Dell ol Wlnterpark, FL dear mother-in-law ol Sally O'Dell, dear sister ol Anita E. Hyman, dear aunt ol Barbara H. Rab-kin, Susan H. Shmalo and Judith H.

Darsky, dear grandmother 01 Timothy, Margaret, Thomas great-granomotner ot two, Sis ter ol Madge Walton Tuesday, July 31, 1990 Age 90 Funeral 10 will be in St. Joseph Old Cemetery, Price Hill. Monuments Diath Notice Friday at 7:30 P.M. Memorials may be made lo the Benevolence Endowment Fund ol the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church or the American Cancer Society. Schmidt-Dhonau services at 10 A M.

Saturday in and Molly O'Del, Cathy Vick SHARPLESS Memorials can be made to St. Joseph Orphanage, and Martha Henry and many the Fairfield Church of Christ, 745 Symmes Road. Visitation from 6 until 1P M. Friday in the Zetller Funeral Home, 2646 Harry, dear Iriend ol Janet E. great-grandchildren.

Wednes BOLD FUNERAL HOME 5400 tdabert Drive, Monfort Heights 45239. Funeral Home serving the fam day, August 1990 No visita Smith, also survived by several ily, tion. Funeral Mass Friday at 2 nieces and nephews. Suddenly, Pleasant (Rte 127) Hamilton. Memorials lo Fairfield 0 Markers Monuments Flower vases Wednesday, August 1, 1990.

GREGORY Age 75. Resident ot Reading. Church ol Christ or the Frank P.M. at Gate ol Heaven Cemetery Chapel. Donations may be made to charity ol one's choice.

Gilligan Funeral Home, Funeral services at Schmidt- 3700 OLEMMOWE M1-820Q Adult Center. Hattie R. ol Moscow, age 58, beloved wile ol Orvis Gregory, dear sister ol Louise Gephart, Dhonau Funeral Home, 8633 Reading Road, Reading, Friday at 1 P.M. with visitation trom serving the family. Margaret D.

Harig BERCi Betty Akridge, Sammy, Louis and Emmilt Woods, Ed and 20 noon until 1 P.M. Viola beloved wile ol the A nnouncement PERRY Noble Kirk and the late Jack Woods, also survived by many THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER sorority and the Hamilton County Republican late Paul F. Berg, devoted mother ol the late Edward W. Stephen Ray, beloved husband STIRGILL nieces and nephews. Services of Karen Olvey Perry, devoted Mooar, Jean F.

Gries and Joan Edna (nee Ison), beloved wile ol Elwood Sturgil, dear mother ol Jerry Wayne, Larry, Ricky wilt be held Friday, I P.M., Moore Funeral Home, 225 Spring Batavia, where the R. Taylor, dear grandmother ol Lynda Sparrow ot Lttburn, GA, Dennis Taylor ol Bulord, GA, Jean Schmidt of NiceviKe, FU ANDERSON BAITER SAHND FUNERAL HOMES INC. 3412 Clifton Avenue 8611 Wmton Road 281-0421 family will receive friends from son of Harry and Lana Perry and the late Phyllis Roy, dear brother of Debbie Riffle, Kathy Prilchitl, Stuart, Eric and Tim Perry, stepbrother of Jimmy Dietz. Wednesday, August 1, and Randall Sturgw, Linda Fox and Candy Seamon, sister ol I A.M. til time ol services Terry Bloom of Tonawanda, George John, Bobby Joe, Friday.

Hattie retired 1980 alter 30 years ol service as an 1990. Age 90 years. Resident ol Richard, Douglas and Michael Ison, Jean Ison and Polly Ann Maucher, also survived by 14 LPN at Longview State Cincinnati, OH. Services 1030 Women Club. She also was active in Jesuit missionary work, begun through her late brother, the Rev.

Thomas Downing, who was a Jesuit missionary in Nepal. Also surviving are a son, Thomas J. Harig, Columbia, a sister, Genevieve Downing of Cincinnati; and a brother, Burt Downing of Berea, Ohio. Funeral services were Tuesday. Memorials can be made to the Jesuit International Missions for Nepal, 2245 Gilbert Cincinnati 45206.

A.M. Saturday in Ronald B. Margaret D. Harig waited nearly 30 years to put her degree from the University of Cincinnati to work. At age 48, after raising her family, Mrs.

Harig began a teaching career at All Saints School, Kenwood, and Nativity School, Pleasant Ridge. She taught from 1963-1972. Mrs. Harig, of Mount Washington, died Friday at Mercy-Anderson Hospital following a stroke. "She loved teaching.

I think it was because she came to it later in life," said her husband, John H. Harig. Mrs. Harig was a member of Theta Phi Alpha grandchildren and one great- NY and Mary Gries of Cincinnati, also survived by sin great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Formerly ol the East End.

Visitation at the Gilhgan-Barrere Funeral Home, 3734 Eastern Thursday trom 6-9 P.M. Mass Jones Funeral Home, Ludlow, HILLENBRAND KY. Visitation 6 to 9 P.M. Frl- BOLTON LUNSFORD A Gotten Rule Funeral Home 304? Harrison Ave. 661-4059 granddaughter.

Monday, July 30, 1990. Age 65 years. Resi Richard beloved husband ol Sharon K. Hillenbrand, devoted dence Bright, IN. services II day.

Interment Highland Cemetery. Ft. Mitchell, KY. Family lather ol Richard and Andrew ol Christian Burial St. Stephen's Hillenbrand, dear son of Earl A.M., Friday, August 3 at the Jackman-Kercheval Funeral Home, Harrison, OH.

Visitation request memorials to American Cancer Society. and Alice Hillenbrand, dear Church, Friday at 10:30 A.M. Thursday from 6 to 9 PM. DALBERT-WOODRUFF FUNE-RAL HOME 922-1010 2880 Boudinot at Queen City brother of Bob, Pete and Will Hillenbrand. Saturday, July 28, Memorials it so desired, may BLANK SARGEANT 1990.

Age 32 years. No visita Ralph WiUiam, beloved husband August beloved husband ol be directed to the North Dearborn Rescue Unit. tion at the funeral home. Friends are welcome to attend the late Lavtna (nee Jaent) ol Jane (nee Langiey) Sar-geant, loving lather ot Ann Pat ELDEN A. GOOD 2620 ERIE AVE.

871-3433 the Mass ol Christian Burial, St. SWIFT Blank, devoted father ol David Blank ol Phoeni, AZ and Sr. Mary Austin of Lodi, NJ, dear Clare Church, 1443 Cedar College Hid, Thursday evening State news terson-Luce and Timothy John Sar geant, dear brother ol Hazel True, grandlather ol two grandfather of four, dear 30 p.m. Remembrances may John Ol Aurora, IN Beloved husband ol Edna (nee Heath), devoted lather ol Michael and Wayne ol Moores Hil, Iwm V. Mack Johnson Anderson Funeral Home grandchildren.

Sunday, July 29, be made to the Childrens Hospi brother of John and Joe and Charles Blank and Emma 1990. Resident of Cincinnati, tal Tribute Fund. Elland Be- OH. Age 74 years. Memorial thesda Cincinnati, OH Sctnachter.

July 30. 1990 Resident ol Mesa, AZ lormerly ol daughter Kathy Scudder ol Aurora and Karen Caudil ot Milan, dear brother ot Mabel 1309 E. McMillan St. service Saturday, 10 30 a m. at 45229.

Hodapp Funeral Home, Cincinnati. OH 45206 he United Church ol Christ in CoHege Hil serving the lamily. Oakley. Visitation at the Wilt, Good Kelsch Funeral Home, Woods ol Billings, MO. and JOHNSON Erschell Mary Hubbel of Phoenix, 3026 Madison Rd.

at Oakley Friday from 4-i P.M. Mass Celeste signs bill creating inspector general office ten grand and two veretl (Bubbles), beloved Oakley. No visitation. Memorial contributions may be directed fo the Hospice of Cincinnati. Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft.

Thomas serving the lamily. 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton ot Christian Burial St. Cecilia Church, Saturday at 10 A.M. husband ol Thetma, lather ol Everett, and David, stepfather ol Pamela Gentry, one great-grandchildren.

Wednesday, August 1, 1990. Age 73. Services Saturday, 10 A M. in the Ruitman Funeral Home, Aurora. Visitation Friday, 6 to 9 daughter-in-law Gail Johnson, NURRE BROS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 BURTON brother ol Lewis Johnson, one Grady beloved husband ol SMERDEL ThelmaL. (nee Mays), beloved wile ot John J. Smerdel M. Memorials to Aurora or Lawrenceburg Emergency Units. granddaughter Tasha Monique, also survived by lour step-grandchildren and three step-great-grandchildren, his moth Or a Burton, dear father of Norma Williams, Irvin, Grady Danny Burton and the late dear mother ol Penny Rogers, Jerry Smerdel and Laura Dor- Maxine Burton, also nine grand on HOLLE "a er-in-law Lillian Robinson, one niece Cheryl Nored, nephew of nacher, dear loving and proud grandmother ot Elizabeth and Sara Rogers, Angie and Matt Smerdel and Danny and Jade John and Esther Ferris, other relatives and friends.

July 30, Rev. Robert beloved son ol the late Frank J. and Caroline VonHolle (nee Bruns), dear brother ol Mrs. David (Helen) Ellerhorst, Norma Dr. Frank Dornacner, dear daughter of 1990 Friends may can Thurs children and eight great-grandchildren, dear brother ol Leia Moran and Martha Cole.

Wednesday, August 1, 1990 Age II years. Residence Hamilton. Friends may can at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Thursday from 7-9 P.M. Funeral services va (Rose) smith and also sur vived by ten brothers and sis Howard B. and Paul Dr.

THOMAS day, from 5 P.M. until lime ol services 7:30 M. Irom the Calvary United Methodist Church, 3215 Woodburn Ave. Masonic services win begin at William G. VonHolle and the ters.

July 31, 1990. Age 54 Resident ol Oakley. Visitation at the Witt, Good 1 Kelsch Funer- late Carol M. Bruno, also sur- FUNERAL HOMES MADtSONVlLE and KENWOOD ved by many nieces and Home, 3026 Madison Rd at 30 P.M. Rev.

Kenneth nephews. July 30, 1990. Age 67 years. Reception ol the body at Friday, 9 A.M. at the funeral home Grady was the founder of the Gospel Singing Burton Family.

Oakley Thursday 4-8 P.M. Funeral services at the funeral home Friday at 10 A.M. Cummings, Pastor. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Jamison and Jamison in charge Tl'FTS SCHILDMEYER Loveland 1383-2430 Blanchester 783-2458 P.M.

Visitation until 9 p.m. at St. Martin ol Tours Church, Cheviot, Friday, August 3. ol arrangements. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.

iewing Saturday, Irom 10 STEPHENSON CAYTON Lola. Funeral services Friday, i M. until Mass ol Christian Burial at 11 A.M. Drug bill expected to be law Sponsor sees more funding next year THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio Senate passage of a House-approved drug-fighting bill today would help provide better funding for programs in the legislation, the measure's sponsor said Wednesday. Sen.

Charles Henry, R-Chardon, eaid he and others would work to Include more funds in the next State budget to expand communi-y-based programs that the bill would set up on a pilot basis. The Senate meets for a one-day Session today to vote on the drug measure and some other Senate kills that were returned from the House with amendments July 20. JU1 are expected to be sent to Gov. Richard Celeste, who helped draft he final version of the drug bill and has indicated he will sign it. I "It's a good bill," Henry said, Jhough he added he was disappointed the programs couldn't b1 jnore fully funded.

His original bill provided $50 million for local treatment, rehabil P.M. at Filch-Denney Funeral Home. Visitation from 12 Noon until 2 M. Donations to the STERMER FUNERAL HOMES Sturtz's office had investigated 215 complaints, resolving 150, or 69.7 of them. One complaint that has not been fully resolved involves Human Services Director Roland Hairston, accused by Sturtz last week of falsifying expense accounts with unauthorized travel and personal phone calls.

Celeste said that Hairston has repaid the money about $750 and that State Auditor Thomas Ferguson is looking into Hairston's statement that he did nothing inappropriate, v. "I do not believe that director Hairston intentionally used public money for persona). expenses," said Celeste. The governor earlier directed state budget officials to review procedures used to oversee state employee expenditures. The inspector general Sturtz or a successor named by the next governor will not have the authority to investigate members of the legislature, whose ethics committees are supposed to serve that purpose.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste on Wednesday signed into law a bill creating a permanent inspector general's office to investigate charges of wrongdoing in the executive branch of state government. "I wish I had had an inspector general from the day I became governor," he said, apparently referring to allegations of unethical and illegal conduct that have dogged his administration off and on since 1983. He said that with the law, which garnered strong, bipartisan support in the legislature, "I think what we have here is a legacy for the future." Celeste in June, 1988, signed an executive order creating the office of inspector general, but without the new bill, the position would have expired when Celeste's term ends in January. David Sturtz, a retired Ohio Highway Patrol officer, was named inspector general in 1988.

At the bill-signing ceremony. Celeste said JOHNSON Norman beloved husband ol Peggy A. Johnson (nee Tenk-man), dear lather ol Mark Charles Edwin (Chuck), beloved husband ol Pauline Stephenson (nee Larsen), dear lather ol Scott, Brett and Matthew Stephenson, betoved son ol Beutah Howard, dear WACHSMAN family. Fred, aoe 66, died August 1, Wnir Cimtjn tan 4i.1l 1990, Newark, oh. Member or Jell Todd Tracey L.

Johnson and Mrs. Kirk (Kan- DANIELS brother of George Arlen Stephenson, loving grandfather of Jesse Paul Stephenson. Katie, dice Hardwick, dear son ol Vivian and the late Frank Johnson, dear brother of Richard M. Johnson and Lucille A. aught, WEIL riiNitAL hom JWJEADlNt ID Mr Ambrose, beloved husband ol 'Mrs.

Mary Daniels (nee Burns), loving lather ol Raymond. Darnels, dear brother ol Napoleon and WiHiam Daniels and Mrs. Edith Brooks, also survived by eight grandchil also survived by many nieces and nephews. Member ol the Norwood Masonic Lodge, retired trom Rockwel International in 1980. Survived by wile Dorothy, daughters Lori Mils, Canal Winchester, Patricia Bar-netl, Amherst, MicheMe Wachs-man, Columbus, grandchildren Shane and Heather Karnes, Amherst, brother Harry Wachsman, Cincinnati.

Services Saturday, 10 30 A Brucker Kishler Funeral Home. 985 21st St Newark. Lindsay and Andrew, dear brother-in-law ot Paul Stephen Larsen. August 1, 1990. Residence Taylor Mil, KY.

Age 60. Funeral services 7 30 Friday, August 3, 1990, at the Madison Ave Christian Church, T. P. WHITE SONS State Board ol Pharmacy, Mt Washington dren, nephews, nieces, other relatives and friends. July 30, Tri-County Assembly ol God Church, Vineyard Christian Fellowship and was a Kentucky Colonel.

Wednesday, August 1, 1990 Friends may can at me Covington, KY. Visitation wH begin there on Friday at 5 P.M. Committal service 10 A M. on 35 Thompson Funeral Home, 120 Florist 1990 Age 54 Funeral service Lincoln Ave Friday, August from 4 PM imU th tvn Friday, August 3 at 10 A at Saturday, at Floral Hs Memo OH. Calling hours 7-9 P.M.

Friday. Contributions to Hospice the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral service at 1 Rev Simmon rial Gardens Chapel Interment Floral Has. Memorials to the Licking County or American Mt6 (jCFuneraHToi. Smrt Funeral Flown of Thomas, officiating. Interment Cancer Society Home, 10980 Reactng Sha-ronvHte.

Relatives and friends may cat Thursday Irom 5-9 American Cancer Society and 10 AM Saturday. Landmark Madison Ave. Christian Memorial Gardens. beauty A distinction World War I Vet Work) War Vet M. A love offering can be 961-6622 Mdt.TDayDramy Church.

1530 Madison Ave Covington. KY, 41011. Com-ley-Bros. Funeral Home. Lato-nia, serving the family.

made to Cancer Research, or a favorite Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran IH'NNINGTON Gad See Anderson Nohoe. Armed Forces State to investigate cause of Knox Co. mine explosion Voinovich says yes to 2 invitations from groups to debate Celebrezze itation and education grants. But Rafter warnings from Celeste that Jhe state could not afford it, the grants were rut to $1 million for jilot projects in three unspecified counties of varying demographics. Also stricken from one version was a series of mandatory minimum sentences for drug-law viola-dors.

That would have required the "tate to spend $2.5 billion for new space in the next five years. Henry said that instead, the bill ''applies them (mandatory sentences) surgically" to more serious offenders, including some new Jximes that it defines. Henry cited drive-by shootings and trafficking in the drug "crank," a cocaine derivative, as examples of crimes Jiot specifically categorized in present law. His bill creates a commission under the Ohio Supreme Court to study inequities in the state's existing sentencing laws. accident.

A preliminary investigation indicated the explosives might not have been transported in the correct containers, said Willard Stanley, commissioner of the state Department of Mines and Minerals. "That's a violation of law," he said. "They shouldn't have been doing that." The mine is about nine miles west of Barbourville in Granny Rose Hollow. There are two small buildings and a loading area in the U-shaped area cut into a hill. Leroy Gross, London District supervisor of the state Department of Mines and Minerals, said a special MSHA team from Arlington, would join state investigators in trying to determine the accident's cause.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BARBOUR VILLE, Ky: The investigation of an explosion that killed three coal miners and injured two others in a remote area of southeastern Kentucky is expected to start today after workers remove the remains of two victims. State and federal mine rescue teams worked around the clock Wednesday at Big Mama Coal No. 1 mine in Knox County, where a blast, believed to be caused by detonated dynamite, claimed the lives the day before. State police identified the victims as Jack Lake, 34, of Ward; Robert Cox, 26, of Artemus; and Ray Carpenter, 33, of Siler. Joe Garcia, district manager for the U.S.

Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), said a "detonation went off' to cause the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio Republican George Voinovich accepted two invitations Wednesday to debate Democratic gubernatorial opponent Anthony J. Celebrezze but neither was the one Celebrezze already had accepted. Voinovich agreed to take part in a Sept. 7 debate in Columbus sponsored by the Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association, said Paul Mifsud, chairman of the Voinovich campaign. The GOP candidate also accepted an invitation from Ohio Public Radio and Television for a debate in Dayton at 8 p.m.

Oct. 17. It would be broadcast live on public stations statewide. Celebrezze has accepted one de- Ohio, said last week the 'group had received a verbal commitment from both candidates for the Oct. 30 debate.

She said Voinovich would break a gentleman's agreement if he declined. Melinda Swan, the press secretary for Celebrezze, accused Voinovich of trying to back out of the League of Women Voters debate, which would occur during the critical final week before the Nov. 6 election. "It was the first debate, both parties were to be involved. As you are aware, our opponent has begun to try to dance out of it," 'Swan said.

Swan said the Celebrezze campaign had received invitations for 18 debates and joint appearances, and was reviewing all of them. bate invitation, an Oct. 30 event sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Ohio, to be telecast at 8 p.m. by nine NBC affiliated Mifsud said he still is negotiating with the league, and with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, for a proposed debate on WJW-TV, a CBS-affiliated station, in Cleveland. The date for that has not been determined.

He said other invitations also are being reviewed. "I am hopeful that one or two of these remaining proposals can be worked out. So far, we have not found a mutually acceptable date for these events," Mifsud said in a news release. Diana Winterhalter, who heads the League of Women Voters of i4ai 1 r- -i.