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CO! K-jor 1 1 II KY i)M)V All not.mw; V.V "(V 7 Tom i ii i 1 1 Mi. Sterling IMa vo If Picks iii CAPPE NTFR buffer Cim6 in Lilratinss tess'y a-d ed 11th to 1 RICHT, Mrs. Ophelia AT 44-4 6. SON S't. -Nrv U.

'99 in hrr Residence fatpr" Horne in Kv 91'3 ChOrokPp Mother of 8dAin A R'Cnt; ter of William A. Stfimie SMr Funrrai Hon-e '04! Gtss LEE CRALLE CO Tompkinsville and Jit. Sterling are favored to pick up victories todav in the Class A state football playoffs. Tompkinsville High, ranked 14th in the newest listings of The Courier-Journal's Litkenhous Ratings, is favored bv 8 2 points over No. 30 Russcllville in 'their 635 742 INC.

634-36 4 7 were scheduled for last weekend but were postponed because of snow. Top-ranked St. Xavier, fresh from its 17-0 victory over Flaget yesterday, will rule as a 15.3-point selection over No. 11 Butler in Friday's Class AAA championship game at Fairgrounds Stadium. First Region showdown this afternoon at Tompkinsville.

In the Third Region title match tonight, 47th-ranked Alt. Sterling High is a 15.3-point choice over visiting Dayton, ranked 88th in the state. Both Class A regional finals originally vice, i ups Nov. in, at 1 at the Highlands Funeral Home 3-01 Taylorsviile Rd i Enter Park ing area from Dutchman's In) Interment in Cave Hill Cmetery 1330 S. Trird St.

634-3646 BARRETT FUNERAL HOVE 1330 Bardstown Rd 451-5530 CARPENTER v.ork, mrr -d I "3 a r1-p-''r: ann ipjp'I ro i -D irra 33-5513 CARPENTER po sa-ri ccrds. roefs, guftarirq. 9-4-5-il7, CARPENTER wcrk; remod'; irg; iarge or small. I do my own work; 20 years experience. Terms.

Ca'l anytime B93-28C2. CARPENTER worx remodel larqe or smail family room, i5 years experience. I do my own work, pstimat" 634-1 CARPENTRY, remodeling of a kinds, paintinq, plumo rg repa r. Lnuisvilie Hardvman Service 53 2773 366-5455 -3 CARPENTRY, p'as'erir concrete wnrk. Insured.

Free es'i-matps D. C. 776-1664. CARPET INSTALLATION, com-" n-ercai cr No iob too cr 'oo small xpcrie'-ced. 3- v-cab'-1 'a'f'S work AAA Cerpet Service 935- D.

J. DOUGHERTY SON 11'8 3rd St. 776 6642 Wilhelmina Broadway a 34th RUSH, Mrs. "Minnie" nee Broun) Butler used a 38-13 triumph over Thomas Jefferson in the County Region final Friday to climb two notches from 13th to 11th in the Litratings. Friday's Class AA semifinal games show No.

4 Mayfield favored by 9.7 points over No. 9 Elizabethtown and No. 5 Lexington Bryan Station an overwhelming 29.2-point selection over Cor-bin. ranked 67th. The two Class A teams which have advanced to the semifinal round, Bardstown and Lynch, are ranked eighth and 24th, respectively, in the Litratings.

Bardstown will meet the Russellvillc-Tompkinsville winner and Lynch will take on the survivor of the Dayton-Mt. Sterling match. LITRATINGS TOP TEN 1. Louisville St. Xavier 108.4 HERBERT CRALLE Funeral Honie 2428 Frarikfort Ave HIGHLANDS FUNERAL HOME 3331 av lo i i ie Rd.

O'LDutchman Ln 451-4430 SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Ruby Is Second i IS Funeral Home lotl a-d ALBERT NFUCATm 6. Passed awav in her 80lh vear S.it Nov. 15, 1969. at her residence Svlvia St.

Devoted mother ot Mrs Louise J. Menmfe, Mr. Frank Rush, tovinq sister ot Mrs. feli.M-beth Sorg, Mrs. Gus (Louise) Sorq.

Mrs. Bertrta Black, Mrs. Georqe (Alma) Allen, Messrs. crpd, Ernest and Julius Braun; a'so survived by 2 arandchi'drpn. Services for Mrs.

Rush will be conducted Tues. morninq at 11 o'clock in the Russman and Son Funeral Home, 1041 Goss bv the Rev. Ar-wood Sterett, paslor of Zion Uniied Church of Christ. Interment Evr-qreen Cemetery. E.

Va- I root repair, BO: an i n.j r'n or inSL red. i-FONNno SON 775-E Al Unser Captures Jl Phoenix Auto Race 1 7 Male 6 32 DeSales 8 6 Bishop David 0 27 Covington Catholic 17 Flaget 0 34 Thomas Jefferson 6 35 Central 0 40 Manual 13 46 Iroquois 12 12 Trinity 6 2. Covington Catholic 103.9 35 Shawnee 18 41 Boyd County 0 14 Flaget 2 35 Ashland 0 OSt. Xavier 27 26 Danville 14 12 Hamilton Baden 14 26 Newport Catholic 18 35 Highlands 6 47 Somerset 0 SCHAEFER, Mrs. Celeste (nee Weber) Age 73, Nov.

15, 1969 at 8:15 P.m. Residence 1503 Goddard Ave. Mother of Frank Robert and Dr. John A. Schaeler, M'rs.

John L. (Martha) Clines, and Mrs Herman H. (Celeste) Kicsler, sister of Miss Lucile C. Weber. Also survived by 25 grandchildren.

Funeral Tues. 9:30 a.m. Boss? Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison and 10:00 at St. Boniface Church. Interment St.

Michael Cemetery. Rosarv bv St. Ann Sodality at 4 p.m. Mon. CHIMNEYS, qrates.

gas vents, channel ti-d repaired, reef a-d gutter wo'k, quaranterd; CHIMNEYS clemed a-d ef and gutter work. CLEANING get'ers and work '-or information, cail CONCRETE work; o.itios, a a driveways, steps, porches, proofing, stucco, work Free estimates. CONCRETE work: patios, ci -i walks. WaMs. stucco No i-'t small.

Water pi'oof -'q work anteeel Free est mates 2v CONCRETE driveways, sidewalks: steps. 3i3-5'24 DRAFTING in home. Bilf Cot'or." 064 3291. DRESSMAKING, certains. Vc -perienced.

fast service. RaP, 3s! 7136, 9-5. Mondav-Fridav. ELECTRICAL 220 SERVICE, new and rewiring specialist. Uo to 5 years to pay.

We do it right Call UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC 533-1830. ELECTRICAL service winter rates. No iob too small. Free estimates licensed, 964-0739. ELECTRICAL wiring." commercial, residential, 220 volt and rewiring, 4.17-P177 3.

Louisville Trinity 103.8 6 St. Xavier 12 26 Bishop David 0 28 Manual 6 33 Hamilton Garfield 18 14 Male 6 103.1 PHOENIX. Ariz. (AP) Al Unser of Albuquerque, N. led all but six laps yesterday en route to victory in the rain-delayed, 200-mile Bobby Ball Memorial Race.

Unser led by a half lap over second-place Lloyd Ruby of Wichita Falls, Tex. Wally Dallenbach of East Brunswick, N.J., was another lap behind in third. Johnny Rutherford of Fort Worth, finished in fourth place, well behind Dallenbach. Unser's domination of the two-day race began with a qualifying record of 27.67 seconds on the one-mile oval in Saturday's qualifying. He led for all 83 laps until the race was called by rain and a four-car accident involving top Barret aod F.

ln-oo EMBR HOSSE FUNERAL Piesten H-kvv. RAFTER AN RROTHfRS 3'1 1 Leximiton Rd lodge and Club Notices 8 IMIIIIIIIIIMIIinilllllllUillllllllilllllllllllllllllll BRIGHT Star Chapter Number is OES will meet 1' lcs? Parkland Temple 969 S. 2nd St, for requiar business, initiation and vote on ra'sinq cH-''s Grace Price, Worthy Matron. r.H.'ahe'o Mines, Sec'y, HIGHLANO Park Ledm- number 865 and AM iwl in called communication this Nov. 17 at 6:30 p.m.

for the purpov of conferring toe MM degree. Visitors welcome. Refreshments, vuieam T. Mays, Master; E. Carter, Secv.

PURITY Chapter number 11 will meet at Boaz Hall, 47:7 Preston Hiiv.v on Nov. 17 at 8:00 (or regular business, and initiation. A members urqed to attend Visitors welcome. Grace Reicheiderfer Gavle Monin. Secv Welcome to Carnegie Alumni meetings, 1st 3rd Thursdays.

tH'O Apartments It yoee had the course vou aie eligible. Cora .1 icobs 944-6414. 58S Where Tc Go 10 FLORIDA, Sarasota, oeauliful Siesta Key Apartment, new tradi tional furnishings; beach, heated pool; central hear, air conditioning, month or season. 245 0827 DUFFER'S SPECIAL! A mess of qieens on Park Mammoth, 18 hole PGA approved Golf Course! 2 Neihts, 3 Days V28 Per Person 3 Ni'ih's, 4 Days S47 Per Person AH rates Include Breakfast and Dinner-Lodqing-Green ees. SHACKLETTE, Dr.

Warren Passed awav at Bethesda 36 Henderson County 0 62 Cairo (III.) 6 36 Trigq County 6 13 Madisonville 3 14 Paducah Tilghman 6 21 Steubenville (Ohio) 8 42 Central 12 31 DeSales 0 13 Flaget 7 20 Highlands 7 4. Mayfield 21 Caldwell County 6 31 Sikeston (Mo.) 14 14 Murray 8 69 Christian County 0 31 Franklin-Simpson 0 58 Hopkinsville 0 5. Bryan Station 34 Clark County 0 7 Henry Clay 0 20 Franklin County 14 64 Madison Central 0 14 Thomas Jefferson ..6 Associated Press TERRY COLE of the Baltimore Colts blasts past the goal post and the San Francisco 49ers' Roosevelt Taylor for a third-quarter touchdown. The 49ers won 20-17. 100.0 Manor Nursinq Home.

1252 Forest Dr. Residence 2915 Delor. Devoted husband of Mrs. Darnall (nee Curtsinqer) McAlister Snack brother of Mrs. Cora Richardson, Mr.

Patch Shacklette, stepfather of Mr. Kenneth McAllister, Evansville, Sot Harry C. McAllister, Myrtle Br.ich Air Force Base, S.C.; Tso sur vived bv 7 qrandchiidren, arc) several nieces and nephews. Dr, Shacklette is at the Emerson Funeral Home, 4601 S. 6th St.

let Ashland Ave.) where services will be conducted Mon. at 1 pin, interment Resthaven Cemetery. Hiqhland Park Lodqp will have Masonic Services at the fuveral home, Sunday al 3 p.m. ELECTRICAL, rewiring, repairs; guaranteed; 458-5675, 459-7793. FLOOR sandinq, laying and refin-ishinq 55 363-9793.

HIGHCM I HFSTPR GENERAL housocieaninq," wall washing, yard work 584-4857. GENERAL house cleaning, Reasonable rates, 778-4255, 778-9718, 46 Bourbon County 2 50 Lafayette 7 49 Montgomery County 0 28 Tates Creek 12 25 Campbell County 6 Alario Andretti, three-time national USAC champion, and former national champion Bobby Unser, brother of the winner, were eliminated as a result of Saturday's crash. No one was injured in the four-car collision. Defending champion Gary Bettenhau-sen of Tinley Park, 111., put the pressure on Unser early in yesterday's race but fell out with a burned piston on the 93rd lap. Art Pollard of Aledford, brought out yesterday's only caution flag when he lost a right front wheel on his STP Special.

That took him out of the race on the 94th lap. Veteran Ruby, two-time winner of the race, took the lead from Unser on the 114th, but Unser regained it on the 121st when he caught Ruby in the back straightaway. Ruby's car had developed rear end problems. Joe Leonard of San Jose, finished fifth. Unser's teammate in Par-nclli Jones' racing stable.

Billy Vuko-vich of Fresno, was sixth; Jim Malloy, Denver, seventh: Bruce Walkup, Downey, eighth; Jim Alac-Elreath, Arlington, ninth, and Gordon Johncock, Hastings, 10th. Despite the delay and the rain, Unser set a Bobby Ball record of 1:48.59. His prize was $10,320 for first place. Ruby picked up $5,965 for second and Dallenbach $3,515 for third. Fifteen of the original 26 cars finished the race.

School Football Higl 6. Paducah Tilghman 99.2 39 Murray 21 12 Madisonville 26 7 Owensboro 0 35 Daviess County 0 41 Hopkinsville 7 13 Manual 14 26 Caldwell County .....20 6 Mayfield 14 Bowling Green 0 7. Louisville Male High 96.7 43 DeSales 14 12Atherton 14 22 Iroquois 21 26 Flaget 8 19 Port Clinton, Ohio 0 6 St. Xavier 7 27 Shawnee 12 26 Central 6 Trinity 14 42 Bishop David 26 Netolicky Hits 43 as Pacers Shell Stars SHINE, Mr. Claudie Passed away Nov.

16, 1969, at 7 a.m., in 72nd year. Residence 1777 Dixdale Ave. Devoted husband of Mrs. Ethel (nee Boston) Shine; beloved father of Mrs. Doris Bishop; brother of Mrs.

Lillie Clark, Mrs. Ermie Huff, Mrs. Emma Goodman and Mr. Granville Shine; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Remains restinq at the Owen Funeral Home, Suburban "Indoor Pool 2.O00 Acres of Ky.

Woodland (Double Occupancy) Information and Reservations: PARK MAMMOTH RESORT Phone 502-749-4101 Park City, Kentucky 42160 1-65 R5 Miles South of Louisville 8. Bardstown 94.3 46 Eminence 0 43 Shelbyville 0 62 Washington County 0 19 Nelson County 0 17 Stanford 0 43 Anderson County 0 14 Frankfort 14 4 Ft. Knox 20 27 Lebanon 9 46 Shepherdsville 0 69 KM I 8 Chapel, 5317 Dixie Hywy. Funera Services at 2:30 p.m. at the TODAY Class A Playoffs First Region Russellville (8-2-0) at Tompkinsville (10-1-0), 2:30 p.m.

Third Region Dayton (6-4-0) at Mt. Sterling (8-1-1), 8 p.m. FRIDAY Class AAA Playoff St. Xavier (9-0-0) vs. Butler (11-0-0), Fairgrounds Stadium, 8 p.m.

Class AA Playoffs (Semifinals) Elizabethtown (11-0-0) at Mayfield (11-0-0), 8 p.m. Corbin (11-2-0) at lexington Bryan Station (11-0-0), 8 p.m. Class A Playoffs (Semifinals) Russellville (9-2-0) or Tompkinsville (11-1-0) at Bardstown (9-1-1), 8 p.m. Dayton (6-4-0) or Mt. Sterling (8-1-1) at lynch (9-0-1), 8 p.m.

Suburban Chapel. Burial in Ever- green Cemetery. 9. Elizabethtown 93.4 60 Breckinridge County 8 35 Oldham County 14 28 LaRue County 0 36 Fort Knox 22 14 Woodford County 0 33 Meade County 33 Pleasure Ridge 0 41 Glasgow 0 38 Shelby County 0 55 North Hardin 8 41 Owensboro Cath. 14 10.

Madisonville 93.3 Lost 1 1 BILLFOLD, ladies, green, K-Mart, Hikes Point Area, 4519476. CAT, Siamese, Klondike area. Call .151 3777. CHARM Bracelet, Gold, lost Wednesday in St Matthews area, or ik St. Bus; Reward.

366 7197. DOG, Collie, male 7 months old, sable and while, Bardstown Rd, and Gardiner Lane area. Named Al-phonso. Reward. 454 3642 after 4 m.

DOG, young nia'e Reagle Hound, black and tan with white feet, disappeared on Old Henrv Rd. Mid-dletown, S25 reward for return. 245-8448, I etriev uck. female, 1 year old, Jetfersonlewn area. Reward.

CM! 267-6636 if no answer call DOG, Poodle, while male, Shelby-- any information. 426- 2150. DOG, male Beagle, black and tan. i shery i Ilea 'ea. 239 8901 DOG, French poodle, miniature, brown, answers to Cocoa, lost in vicinity Ranqeland, Poplar Level Rd.

Childrens Pel. Reward, 964- 0323. 61 Christian County 8 26 Paducah Tilghman 12 0 Caldwell County 3 19 Daviess County 14 3 Mayfield 13 36 Union County 20 Owensboro Catholic 14 16 Owensboro 36 Henderson County 6 25 Hopkinsville 22 39 Henderson City 24 Gr onefold Bowls 706, Takes Leads At State Tourney SIMMONS, Henry Browning Departed this life at aqe 70 years, at 5:35 p.m. Nov. 16, at St.

Anthony Hospital. His residence was 7910 Cedar Creek Rd Fern Creek, Kv. He was tne beloved husband of Alberta IGsHr) Simmons; the devoted father of Harvey G. Simmons; and the brother of Mrs. Marian (William) Gaines, Mrs.

Noel DeVasier, Wel-don Simmons, and Winston Simmons. The Funeral Service is lo be at 2 p.m. Tues. Nov. 18, at the St.

Alban's Episcopal Church on Due-lah Church Rd. at Fern Creek Rd. by the Rev. Lester S. Gross.

The interment will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. Family requests the expressions of sympathy be given to the Henrv B. Simmons Memorial Fund at St. Alban's Episcopal Church, Fern Creek Masonic services will be held at 8 p.m. Nov.

17 at the McAfee Funeral Home, 3928 Bards CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING It's so easy to place an ad In Classilied. Just dial Ervin Hodge, all of Shepherdsville. Mr. Brown Is at the Hardv Fu Funeral from Pearsons, 149 Breckinridge Ln. Tues.

afternoon at 2:00. Interment Resthaven Memorial Park. Visiting after 3 p.m. Mon. neral Home, Shepherdsville, Kv.

582-4801 Services Mon. 2 p.m. Interment Evergreen Mausoleum. town Rd. Visiting after 2 p.m.

Mon. IRVIN, Mr. John Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Ads will be charged to permanent residents of the city (listed in city directory or telephone book). Information Personals 13 imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiii Charles SPRING, Mr.

William The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times Passed away Nov. 12, 1969, in his 88th year at Medford, Oregon, Beloved father of Rev. Chester Irvln, St. Charles, Missouri, Rev. George Irvin, Medford, Oregon.

Brother of Mrs. Mary Denzik, Mr. Joe Irvin, and Mr. Gus Irvin, all of Louisville. Also survived by 8 grandchildren, and 1 great-grand child.

Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Mon. at 10 a.m., Owen Chapel. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Visitors will be received after 12 noon Sunday.

CRIST, Mrs. Ruby (nee Bear) Passed away Friday, November 14, 1969, at 6:45 p.m., in her 62nd year. Residence, 5518 Westhall Avenue. Devoted wife of Mr. Clarence R.

Crist; beloved mother of Mr. Denzel Crist and Mrs. Donald D. Chase, sister of Mrs. Opal Bennett, Mrs.

Dorothy Vincent, Mrs. Letha Sharp, Mrs. Alpha Hawkes, Mis Oma Bear and Mr. Lloyd Bear; also survived by 5 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home Suburban Chapel, 5317 Dixie Hwy.

Funeral services Tuesday at 1:30 p.m., at the Suburban Chapel. Burial in Louisville Memorial Gardens. Visitors will be received after 3 p.m. Sunday. GUTTER WORK Aluminum baked enamel finish.

Peel Proof, Rust Free Seamless. On site fabrication Call for fre estimates. Gutter Clearning. Onlv S14.95. Custom Perrna Gutters.

Dav 897 3371, right 425-5267. GUTTERS, Cleaned, repaired, painted. Free estimates. 458-8722. GUTTERING.

No leak, no rust, n0" peel, while continuous aluminum. Call for Free estimate, 637 1496. GUTTERING, roofing, chimney repairs; free estimates; all work guarantoed.361-4081j HEATING furnace cleaning and repairs, gas, oil or coal. Day or ninht service. Free estimates.

Call or366 5R3L HEATING repairs "and installation, free estimates. Doug Hinkehein Heating 636 5 416 "LA ISIDSCAPIN yard "work the hour or by the iob, reasonable. 36 7-1849. MOVING AND HAULING, carpentry, painting, trash removal. 778-1507.

"PIANO TUNING. Call 637 1766 PLASTERING, new and" rbpa'ir" work, experienced, free estimates. John Potts 367-1087 "PLASTERING. The best in new and patch work, stucco, drywall; free estimates 1045. PLASTERING textured ceilings," roof and chimneys repaired; 26 years perience 361-2140.

PLUMBING and heating, new, repair, remodel, water heaters, pas lines and complete kitchens. No extra charge for night calls before 9 o.m A. R. Stoess, PLUMBING Repairs," Drains un-" stopped. Baths installed.

Gas meters moved. 451-4528. complete Tnlerior" and exterior repair FREE ESTIMATES DOMESTIC CONST. CO. 584-8574 REMODELING, basemeful pan-" eled or repair work.

Call 964-5540 Free estimates. REMODELING "and "repair work; dens and basement; free estimates. 451-2096 or 425-0910 RENTAL Service; rent all your" needs from Southern Rentals East, 2400 Frankfort. 895-3487. ROOFING, roof repairing, no leak too complicated; written guarantee; 30 years in business.

W. F. TUCKER. 363-5604. ROOF'NG and repair work; free" estimates Call H.

Saunders and Sons 2365 ROOFING and guttering, chimneys repaired; free estimates, all work guaranteed. 634 3753. ROOFING, new and reroofing, free estimates. 937 8544. ROOFING builtup; carpenter; repair work; guttering.

778-7439 SHADE trees set out, $75. Manure, 1 bushel or more; shrubbery work; 40 years experience. 893-2033. SODDING, large or small area; good work, 969-9262. "TELEVISION Service, 25 years ex- perience.

all makes and models, home calls from 9-9. Our reputation and experience assures complete satisfaction. Color specialists. 368-3470. ATOM I TV 7137 Southslde Dr.

TELEVISION service, for depend-" able service call a dependable service dealer. We employ only the finest technicans, no helpers will service vol'' set when you call "UTH EIFCTRIC CO, 45J-7600 "TELEVISION service In hour" $3 non-color in city. BRINER TV (since 1948) 454-4263. TREE topping and trees removed; tuily covered with Insurance; frea estimates. Smith Son.

366-8868. TREE, Service, trimming, topping, removal, soray, fully Insured. JREE SERVICE 895-5263. TREES, shrubs, yard work, "trim-" ming, transplanting, hauling, cleaning gutter, no iob too small. 363 4310 TREES, Trimmed, removed, in" sured.

Tree 368 0157.. TREES removed nr trimming, free estimates. Cardwell, 584-3872, UPHOLSTERING, for best prices," workmanship. 25 years experience. Call John Finn, 637-8527.

Finn's Upholstering, 511 Wainwright, UPHOLSTERING, all types, our work fully guaranteed, 22 years experience. MID CITY, 459-8404. UPHOLSTERING, Maddux's 1st" class workmanship, reasonable prices. 637-3887. 2223 S.

Preston. UPHOLSTERING, all types. Work' guaranteed; 776-1323 anytime. UPHOLSTERY BY MASTER-" CRAFT Low prices and guaranteed workmanship; no down; easy payments. Louisville's largest selection of fabrics and vinyls; free estimate, 50 mile radius.

Call moves small wrecking; yard" cleaning; tree trimming. 583-0780 1 Passed away Sun. Nov. 16, 1969, at 10 a.m., in his 53rd year. Residence 1808' i Grand Ave.

Beloved brother of Mrs. Grace Graviss, Mrs. Charlotte Vincent and Mrs. Alice Reynolds; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Remains restinq at the Owen Funeral Home, Suburban Chapel, 5317 Dixie Hqwy.

Funeral services Wed. at 10 a.m. at the Suburban Chapel. Burial In Evergreen Cemetery. Visitors will be received after 6 p.m., Mon.

Associated Press Bob Netolicky poured in a career-high 43 points last night to lead the Indiana Pacers to a 129-113 romp over the Los Angeles Stars in an American Basketball Association game. Netolicky, a 6-foot-9 center, scored 17 of his points in the second period as the visiting Pacers, leaders in the Eastern Division with a 13-2 record, grabbed a 58-50 halftime lead. The Pacers held a 93-79 third-period lead and stretched it to as many as 20 points before the Stars closed the gap to eight at 105-97 with 7:22 remaining in the game. Larry Brown plunked in four free "throws in the last seven seconds to lift the Washington Caps to a 121-117 decision -victory over the New York Nets at West Hempstead, N.Y. The Nets tied it 115-115 on baskets by Sonny Dove and Levcrn Tart with 55 seconds left.

Henry Logan of the Caps and Tart traded baskets in the final 34 seconds before Brown scored the decisive tree throws to send the Nets to their eighth straight loss. Accurate field goal shooting by the Miami Floridians provided their second 'Straight victory, 139-107, over the visiting Carolina Cougars. Don Freeman led Miami's scoring with 26 points, including 11 of 15 field goal attempts. Larry Jones hit a free throw with 10 seconds left and Dallas missed two chances at victory in the final seconds as Denver edged the touring Chaparrals 89-87. AT LOS ANGELES (113) Stone 23, Hightower 22, Warren 17, McGil! 16, Davis 14, Calvin 10, Warlick 9, Wise 2, Workman 0, Hill 0, Jackson 0.

INDIANA (129) Netolicky 43, Lewis 20, Daniels 14, Brown 14, Becker 10, Barnhill 10, Keller 5, Thacker 5. Chubin 4, Miller 2. INDIANA PACERS 30 28 35 36-129 LOS ANGELES STARS 23 27 34-113 Attendance 2,107. Al NEW YORK (117) Tart 27, Johnson 19, Hunter 19, Melchionni 17, Ron Tiylor 12, Dove 12, Simon 10, Green 1, Lehmann 0. WASHINGTON (12:) Bradds 30, Card 25, Barrett 15, Carter II.

Lnai 11, Brown 9, Harge 8, Rol. Taylor 8, Eakins 4. WASHINGTON CAPITOLS 26 26 39 30-121 NEW YORK NETS 19 40 27 31-117 Attendance 3,242. AT MIAMI 139)-Freeman 26, Sidle 25, Murrell 19, Anderson 15, Heyman 14, Thoren 12, Cannon 10, Cueto 10, Vacendak 4, Jones 4. CAROLINA (107)-Moe 26, Whitney 18, Verga 16, Peeples 12, Mahaffey 9, Bunting 9, Littles 7, Perry 5, Sutor 3, Fowler 2.

CAROLINA COUGARS 27 20 28 32-107 MIAMI FLORIDIANS 33 34 28 44-139 Attendance 1,143. AT DENVER (89)-Haywood 28, Jones 22, Congdon 12, Piatkowski 12, Keye 7, Wright 4, Beck 2, Lynn 2, Warley 0. DALLAS (87) Combs 21, T. Hagan 15, Lochmann 14, Powell 10, J. Beasley 9, Boone 8, Leaks 7, Smith 3.

DALLAS CHAPARRALS 30 21 12 24-47 DENVER ROCKETS 21 24 20 24-89 Attendance 4,086. JOCHIM, Otto Frank Aqe 65 years, passed away Nov. 15, 1969, 7:20 p.m. at St. Anthony Hospital.

Residence 901 W. Market St. Beloved husband of Gertrude Shepers Jochim; brother of Mrs. William (Freda) Stein-hauser, Louisville, Mrs. Loret-ta Mathis, Jasper, Mrs.

Otti-mer Jochim, Jasper, and Mr. Ronald Jochim, of Huntinqburq, Ind. Otto Is at Rattermans, 2114 W. Market. Funeral Services 10 a.m.

Tues. at St. Patricks Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary by members of the Parish at 7:30 p.m.

Monady. Jasper, Ind. papers please copy. NEW AND MODERN 90-BED PERSONAL CARE HOME 24 Hour Nursing Supervision, Color TV, Free Laundry Service, electric heat and Air Conditioned, 3 Planned Daily. RATES START AS LOW AS SI 73 per month located east of Louisville in Shelbyville, Kv next to Baphst Church Phone f-33-2691.

SHELBY MANOR, INC AUTO ROAT TRAILERS Money Savinn Rate for preferred risks tor those whe hav" been ran-ce'ed, rejected npeH state filinqs; the -'est rtv.Viah'e ratnc wit i low monthly oavmentc SFNG INSURANCE AGFNCY lnn fry ns iSh'elyi 44117747 AUTO INSURANCE Troubles? Young drivers or ovnr 65, insurance cancelled? Good rates, monthly payment plan; saving rates for good drivers. COLLINS INSURANCE AGENCY 1908 Crums Ln. 447-4055 REWARD Will Day $5 for appointment resulting In demonstration of our product. Call Rainbow Distributing Co. 897-1518.

AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? License suspended? Insurance cancelled? Need state filing? Young drivers, good rate for all. Monthly pay plan. Days 361-8401. Nights STERLING SILVER WANTED. Cash for old silver spoons, knives, forks; broken pieces of silver of any kind Buschemeyer's 669 S.

4th St. 584-4264. PERSONAL care home, TV, radio, laundry, air conditioned, hair care, maid, excellent food, experienced; elderly people or couple, private and semi-private. 267 6182. AUTO INSURANCE AND SR-22 ALL RISK INSURANCE SERVICES STODGHILL, Howard Wesley, Sr.

Sat, Nov. 15, 1969 at 5:15 a.m. at his residence 11101 U.S. 60, Mid-dletown, Brookside Farm. Age 84 years.

Beloved husband of Amelia Gegg Stodgh ill father of Mr. H. Wesley Stodghill, Jr. Funeral from Pearson, 149 Breckinridge Ln. Mon.

afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the American Cancer Society. Visiting after 1 p.m. Sun.

DEAN, Mrs. J. Ethel Widow of James J. Dean, suddenly at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, November 15, 1969, at age 83 years.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. J. T. Johnson, son, James J. Dean, 5 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.

Remains at the Herbert C. Cralle Funeral Home, 2428 Frankfort Ave. Services from Crescent Hill United Methodist Church, Monday at 2:30 P.m. Interment Resthaven Memorial Park. Expressions of sympathy may be in the form of contributions to the Kosair Hospital, or Crescent Hill United Methodist Church.

Louisville's Ralph Gronefcld rolled a 706 actual series in the team event and went on to take both actual and handicap leads in all-events yesterday at the 14th annual State Men's Bowling Tournament in Lexington. As a 200-average league bowler, Grone-feld received no handicap pins and his nine-game total was 1898 in both sections of all-events. Louisvillians are also leading two other events after the first of the tourney's three weekends. Gene Haag and Len Rutledge top doubles handicap with 1274 and Vinnic Atria heads singles handicap with 6(15 (his actual was 665 also). Approximately 1,000 bowlers are competing for $8,411 in prizes.

STATE BOWLING LEADERS TEAMS, handicap (by captains) 1. Donald Link, Paris, 3001; 2. Thomas Johnson, Lexington, 2962; 3. David Brown, Georgetown, 2948. DOUBLES, handicap 1.

Gene Haaq-Len Rutledge, Louisville, 1274; 2 Bud Williams-Blake Robinson, Pikeville, 1273; 3. Gerald Lear-Fred Palinter, Louisville, 1252. SINGLES, handicap-l. Vinnie Atria, Louisville, 665; 2. Bill Hibbs, Louisville, 653; 3.

Paul Medley, Louisville, 643. ALL-EVENTS, handicap 1. Ralph (Gronefeld, Louisville, 1989. All-VENTS, actual-1. Ralph Gronefeld, 1898.

728 BY BAKER Charlie Baker (average 190) rolled a 728 actual series on games of 287, 188 and 253 in the Camp Taylor Handicap League at Louisville's Indian Trail Lanes. The same league produced a 3088 actual series by captain Jim West's team on games of 908, 1049 and 1131. Joe Thomas rolled 256692, West 235661, Joe Higgs 614, Fred Moore 579 and Bill Burns 542. HOOSIER WINS Don Johnson, 28-year-old pro from Kokomo, won first prize of $3,000 in the Lincoln (Neb.) Open. In doing so, he had to beat Allie Clarke of Akron 229-226 in the final mptch.

Clarke finished second, winning $1,600. Jim Frazier of Spokane was third, Bud Horn of Los Angeles fourth and Sam Baca of Hayward, fifth. The pro tour goes to Rochester, N.Y., this week for a $50,000 tournament. KLEINSTEUBER, Frank G. Age 84 years Nov.

15, 1969, at 7 a.m. Residence 768 Eastern Pkwy. Survived by son Frank J. Kleinsteuber, brother Walter Klein-steuber; sister Mrs. Bertha Shore.

Granddaughter Mrs. Thomas Lari-son and great grandson, Tommy Larison, both of Charlotte, North Carolina. Services Mon. at 2 p.m. at the Highlands Funeral Home 3331 Taylorsville Rd.

(Enter park-inq area through Dutchman's Ln.) Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. WEBER, Mrs. Elizabeth Delia Tully Aqe 71 years, Nov. 15, 1969. 1:30 p.m.

St. St. Matthew's Manor. Residence 2227 Wadsworth. Survived by her husband Charles J.

Weber; daughter Mrs. Henry J. (Marian) Meyers, 2 grandchildren, Charles M. and Robert L. Meyers.

Funeral at 3 p.m. Mon. at the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville d. (Enter parkinq area from Dutchman's Ln.) Interment Cave Hill DEADLINES For Weekdays: P.M previous day for single column, metropolitan circulation. 24 hours earlier for 2-column and tu'i circu'ation orders: For Sundays: 5 tM.

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83-93 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, MOBILE HOMES Class. 99-103 AniTION SALES Class. 109 ELLIOTT, Charles J. In his 62nd year, Nov. 15, 1969.

Residence 4127 Wheeler. Beloved husband of Mrs. CUffie M. "Faye" Elliott; devoted father of Mrs. James (Delores) Powell and James Gerald W.

and Edwin B. Elliott; brother of Miss Norma A. Elliott and John D. Elliott; nephew of Charles J. Elliott; also survived by 13 grandchildren.

Mrs. Elliott is resting at the Nunnelly Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor Blvd. Services from St. Simon and Jude Catholic Church, Tues. at 9:30 a.m.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Rosary service 8 p.m. Mon. Friends may visit after 4 p.m., Sun. Call Mr.

Anderson 895-3461 CARE tor treated with homelike warmth In new East End Home, private room and bath. Experienced. 425-0910. VACANCY for elderly ladies in licensed home for care; Cherokee $200 month; trained personnel. 451-4214.

INDIANA, marriage information, (marriage parlor). 287-3709. WEINSTEIN, Mr. Alan H. Sunday, Nov.

16, 1969, 12:42 p.m. Residence 1627 Dunbarton Wvnde. Survived by his parents, Mr. Mrs. Max Weinstein; brother, LITCHFIELD, Mrs.

Rose Nov. 12, 1969, 12 noon, at her residence in Los Angeles, Cal. Survived by her husband Dr, Hart Litchfield. 3 sisters; Miss Sarah Lee, New York City, Miss Vera Lee, Mrs. Lilly E.

Simms, Los Angeles, 2 brothers, Ike Lee, Shelbyville, A. P. Lee. Funeral from Herman Meyer and Son, 1338 Ellison 11 a.m. Interment Adath Israel Cemetery.

Friends may call after p.m. Mon. for elderly. ROOM, board, care private home. 426-1992.

Mark Weinstein; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Cecil Speevack; his paternal grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Theodore Weinstein. Funeral from Herman Meyer Son, 1338 Ellison Ave.

11:30 a.m. Interment in Agudath Achim Cemetery. The family will observe Shivah at the residence. GOLDEN, Mrs. Minnie Miller Residence 2322 Woodbourne Sun.

Nov. 16, 1969, at 5:10 a.m. Wife of Harry H. Golden; mother of Mrs. Melvin J.

(Thelma) Janes, Belle Glade, survived also by a granddaughter Miss Jeanene Janes, Plant City, Fla. Funeral service Nov. 18, at 2 p.m. at Barrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Rd. Interment in St.

Louis Cemetery. Visitors received Mon. from 1 to 3 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. and Tues.

from 12:30 P.m. In Memoriam Strvices Offered General 14 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII DUDGEON, In loving memory of Henry M. who departed this life Home improvpiiH'iils Rosburg Wins PGA Tourney ANION, Robert H. Age 65 years, Nov. 16, 1969, 1:40 a.m.

Residence 1401 Hall Metarie, La. Formerly of Fern Creek, Ky. Survived by his wife, Willie Mae Corbin Manion, Metarie, son, Robert H. Manion, Geneva, N.Y.; brothers, Edward Manion, and Rev. William R.

Manion; sisters, Mrs. Lucile Bickett, Mrs. Al Richards, and Mrs. A. Humes.

Also 4 qrandchiidren. Funeral 11 a.m. Tues. at the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Rd. (Enter parking area from Dutchmans Ln.) Interment Resthaven Cemetery.

Visiting after noon Mon. Bowling Honor Roll MEN 3-GAME SERIES 728 Charlie Baker (287-253). 692 Joe Thomas (256). Air Conditioning, Plumbing and Heating 20-A 3 years ago, Nov. 16, 1966.

His life is a beautiful memory His absence is a silent grief He sleeps in God's lovely garden In sunshine and perfect peace. Sadly missed by wite. GRIFFIN, in loving memory of Arthur Griffin who passed to his greatest reward on Nov. 2, 1967. A good husband and father whose passing broke a family chain on this earth, but who stands waiting In the beautiful city that God has prepared for his beloved to follow.

He Is missed by his devoted wife and daughter. ACOUSTICAL ceilings; floor coverings; panelinq; miodeled basements, ostlmatps. Ciancv.458;7664 "ADDITIONS, falher and 3 sons, Kears in business, attics, remodeling and kitchen cabinets, porches, all types carpenter work; 969 8721. ADDITIONS and remodeling. Terms.

Call man who works on lob. Rooms, paneling of basements, dormers 458-3593 969-7885 MRKESSLER ADDITIONS, garages, porches, aluminum siding, storm windows and doors, free estimates. 8, Construction Co. 454-6766 ADDITIONS, attics and" basements finished, panelinq, ceilings, floor coverings. Insured and terms.

FURNACE Cleaning, $6.50 up. Parts and service on all makes, gas oil or coal. 24 hour service. BISHOP HOME HEATING AIR CONDITIONING. 451-9313.

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimi Fencina 7.0-F HARDESTY, John A. Age 66 years. Passed away sud-denly. Sat. Nov 15.

1969, 1:30 p.m. at Lexington, Ky. Residence 310 Chenoweth Louisville, Ky. Beloved husband of Charlotte Miller Hardesty; brother of Bert J. Hardesty, of Lakeland, Fla.

and Mr. Marion Hardesty, Sr. Roberta S. of St. Louis, and Mrs.

James Wilhoyte. John is at Ratter-man's, 3711 Lexington Rd. Funeral services 10 a.m., at Holy Trinity Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary services 7:30 p.m.

Monday by members of the Parish and the Knights of Columbus and St. Ivo Associates at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Monday, FENCE all tvpev skilled erection.

FALLS CITY FENCE CO. Inc. 2936 St. Xavier St 778 73H MONROE, Mr. Andrew C.

At 5:55 P.m. Nov. 15, 1969 at Norton Memorial Infirmary. Residence, 361 Belvar Ave. Survived by wife Mrs.

Thelma B. Monroe; mother, Mrs. Clyde Monroe; brothers Gordon, Ralph, and Garland Monroe; several nieces and nephews. Visltinq at the Herbert C. Cralle Funeral Home, 2428 Frankfort after 2 p.m.

Sun. Graveside services at Cave Hill Cemetery, at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Deaths and Funerals 1 SAGER, In loving memory of Mary who passed away 2 years ago today. Now she Is gone to the heavens above.

No more will we see her except in our love. See that bright new star twinkling in the sky. That's our Mom, she's lust saying, Hi. Sleep peacefully, Mom for vou have earned your rest. Sadly missed by daughters, Catherine, Rose and Josephine.

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THE JEFFERSON CO. 582-1951. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) Veteran Bob Rosburg took an early lead and held on yesterday to defeat Jimmy Wright by one stroke for the $50,000 PGA Club Championship. The 43-year-old St.

Louis pro scored an even-par 72 on the final round while Wright, of Inwood, Long Island, came in at 73 at the Roadrunner Golf Resort. Rosburg's 72-hole total was 275. Rosburg took home an $8,000 first prize while Wright collected $4,500. i Rosburg and Wright entered the final round deadlocked at 13 under par. Rosburg, however, shot a 2-foot putt on the f)ar-3 sixth hole while Wright bogeyed Jhe hole to fall behind by two strokes.

He was never able to catch up. I Two Louisvillians, Jim O'Hern and Tirown Cullen, carded final scores of 297 and 303. O'Hern, a pro at Harmony Landing, had rounds of 72, 74, 72 and 79. Cullen, a pro at Hunting Creek, had 71, 75, 78 and 79. Cemetery lots, Monuments 6 Ornamental Iron 20-O iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir ORNAMENTAL IRON, to beautify your home, 6 discount for cash.

Kentuckiana Ornamental Iron Co. 775-8510 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Remodeling 20-R llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ROBERT TILE bathroom remodeling, lower ceiling, carpenter work, roofing, bank terms, free estimate. 637-6885. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll CRYPTS 2, In the Evergreen 6y joe miner. 663 John Barnes Jr.

(290). 661-Jim West (235). 660 Bob Dundon, (252), Marvin Richardson (240). 649 Bob Pittroff. 644 Al Simmons (239).

642 Dave-Norton (249). 641 Al Lefler (245). 640 Cliff Yates, Mike West. 638 Terry Lewis. 636 Mike Fondern (235).

634 Bubba Benz. 632 Fran Vross (268). 627 Bud Carroll, Len Rutledge. 626 Phil Whobrey, Tom Gordon. 624 Ralph Gronefeld.

623 Bill Higdon, Jim Cornish (235), Charlie Baker. 622 Orvllle Tipton (241). Jim Matthews. 621 Dick Breitenstein (235), C. Shannon (275), Larry Cunningham.

620 Herman Jackson. 5-GAME SERIES 1069 Charlie Baker (235). 1065-Jim Morrow. 1064 Paul Vissmg. SINGLE GAMES 265 Al Kaelin.

266 Bill Kashken. 263 Don Gill. 260 T. J. Hall.

257 Jerry Garrlott. 255 Jerry Munz. 247 Arvel Cruse. 245 John Cunningham Jim De Jarnette. 244 Leo Wllbert.

243 Rudy Mike, George Reeser, Don Johnson. 242 Bert Swearingen, Ed Collett. 239-Dean McDonald. 238 Ed Kohlhorst, Ken Osborne. 237 Rich Shurey.

236 John Patton, Mike Hagan, Tiny Thomale, Al Kute. 235 Hank Stovall, John Bowman, Gary Frantz, Ken Snider. 4-Game Series: 872 Don Dorton (264). Triplicate: 162 Ray Proffitt. Big 4 Split Philip Brewing.

WOMEN 3-GAME SERIES 604-Wilma Johnson (255). 599 Pennv O'Meara. 584-Juanita Smith (234). 563 Chris Cardwell. 576 Dorothv Clark (223).

573-Ann Alfred. Cheri Savaqe. 572 Pearl Kannapel. 566 Peggy Mau tsby (215), Anna Martin. 563 Robbie Walter 562 Vickie Van Slavens.

560 Myra Hill. 558 Alene Gates, Frances Haskell (223), Alta Street. 557 Juanita Settles. 556 Norma Hall (244), 555 Marty Martin. Judy Kraft, Joyce Osborne.

554 June Queen, Polly Goolee 551 Helen Schlaqeter. 549-Roxy Neel (245). 548-Kay Wolf, Thelma Stuber 546 -Jean Shively, Nora Cramblette. 544 Jo Morton, Barbara Werkmesiter. 542 Glada Oliver, Norma Wyatt.

540 Ruth Fischer, Irene Brown. 539-Ann Alfred. 53' Sis Beard (222). 536-Jewell Blunt, Shervl Parido, Clara Morris. SINGLE GAMES 218 Helen Wilson.

217-Judy Maddux. 216 Dee Zieqler. 215 Linda Freibert. Brandenberq. 159 Gail Wilhs.

134 Sheila Hasch. 78 Jeanllne Terry. Garden Mausoleum, reasonable, by owner. 245-4949. HARDESTY, Miss Ora Passed away Saturday, November 15, 1969, at 7:45 p.m., at Kentucky Baptist Hospital.

Residence, 3105 Bon Air Lane. Devoted sister of Miss Nora Hardesty, Mrs. J. C. (Myrtle) Keller and Mrs.

H. M. (Nan) Harris; also survived by 3 nieces and 1 nephew. Miss Hardesty is resting at the Hikes Point Home of Arch L. Heady and Son, 4109 Taylorsville Road, at Browns Lane, where services will be conducted Tuesday at 11 a.m., by Dr.

Huah Riley, pastor of Douglass Blvd. Christian Church. Interment Resthaven Memorial Park. BLACKWELL, Mr. Francis C.

of 7704 Bramble Ln. Passed away in his 52nd year, Sat. Nov. 15 ,1969. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Mary Owen Blackwell; father of Mrs. Charles Coomes, Mr. Elmer Kuchenbrod, Messrs. William, Leslie, Edward James, Maurice Oscar and Michael Anthony Blackwell; Stepfather of Mrs. Donald Keeling, Mr.

Larry Owen Larimore; brother of Mrs. Juanita Perryman, Mrs. Dorothy Ernspiker, Mr. James Richard and William Leslie Black-well; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Friends may call at the W.

G. Hardy Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie where funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Kosair's Crippled Childrens EVERGREEN Cemetery, Section 16, 3 lots, $750. Call 368-7766. TOUISVILLE CREMATORY and MOORER, Mr.

Nicholas Allen Of 2607 Briargate Ave. Passed away in his 51 st year, Sat. Nov. 15, 1969 at Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital.

Beloved husband of Mrs. Myrtle Heaton Moorer; devoted father of Mrs. Charlie (Nancy) McKinley, Mrs. Wayne (Sandy) Anghn, Messrs. Donald, Nicholas A.

Moorer, son of Mrs. Stella Moorer, Ashville, brother of Mrs. Lee Good, Mrs. Dub Harp, Mrs. Frank Richerson, Mrs, Luke Montgomery, Mrs.

John McClen-don, Mrs. C. T. and Mr. Ross Moorer; 10 grandchildren.

Friends may call at the W. G. Hardy Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie where services will be held Thurs. at 2 p.m. with Interment in Louisville Memorial Gardens.

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425-3549. ALTERATIONS, repairs and dressmaking, 969-8167. ANHOUES repaired, experienced, service. 366-6865. APPLIANCE repair and service.

B. A. Conrad, 454-3028. "ASPHALT and concrete work; no iob too small; reasonable; free estimates. 245-5879.

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HFArw ANn SOM Moving and Hauling 21 1201 E. Oak St. 635-5231 4109 Taylorsville Rd. 451-3927 3601 Taylor Blvd. 368-5811 8519 Preston Hgwy 969-1367 HOWERTON, Lonnie Wallace, Sr.

Suddenly Nov. 16, 1969 at 2:40 p.m. at the Methodist Evangelical Hospital. Age 77 years. Husband of the late Goldie Mobley Howerton; father of Dr.

Carl L. Howerton, Jeffersonville, Dr. L. W. Howerton, and Mrs.

Christine Adams; brother of Mrs. Opal Flannery, Portsmlth, Ohio, Mr. J. D. Howerton, and Mr.

Ray Howerton, both of Shelby, Ohio. Aso survived by 9 srandchlldren. PEARSON FUNERAL HOMES 275 Bob Rosburg won $8,000. 274 Jimmy Wright, $4,500. 278 Bill Ogden, $3,300.

irri 279 Tommy Bolt, Johnny Molenda, $2,450 each. 281 Jimmy Powell, $1,800. 282 Gene Thompson, Jerry Steelsmith, Craig Shank-land. Manuel de la Torre, $1,212 each. 283 Ross Coon, Art Silverstrone, $925 each.

284 Dick Hendrickson, $850. 285 Casmere Jawor, Eldridge Miles, George Bellino, $770 each. 286 Chuck Scallv, Bob Fry, Joel Tsvlor, Tom Sanderson, Claude King, Joe Jimenez, $628 each. BROWN, Walter B. Age 48 suddenly Nov.

14, 1969 at Norton Infirmary. Residence 213 Plum Shepherdsville, Ky. Beloved husband of Mrs. Flossie E. Brown; son of Mrs.

Maudie Waters and step-father of Mr. Henry Waters; brother of Mrs. Jessie Hos-klnson, Mrs. Jack Jones, and Mr. MOVING; hauling rubbish; name it, we do it; need work.

448-2699. MOVING and hauling, 1 day ser-vice anywhere In Kentucky. Wa buy anything of Value. 957-3383, 368-8767 "GENERAL hauling wrecking oT garages, buildings, etc. Yard work.

7 days. Reasonable. Free estimates. Marvin Still, 964-5614. POLLARD, Mr.

Marvin Thomas Of 13312 Havenwood of Garden Grove, Cal. Passed away in his 41st year, Nov. 14th at 10 a.m., in Garden Grove, Calif. Be- l. v.

rearson 8c Son, nc. 1310 S. Thrid St. 634-3628 149 reckinridge Ln 896-0349 OWEN FUNERAL HOME 2611 Virginia Avenue 76-5775 OWEN SUBURBAN CHAPEL 5317 Dixie Hgwy. 447-2600.