St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 14

3 JUL 6t980 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH July 6, 1980 7B Pyi'amid-Type Qub Of Investors Ruled Legal The marketing system was changed to a commission arrangement when the club came to the attention of authorities In Jefferson City. Under the new system, members get literature and tape recordings on various self-help methods and become sales associates. They get commissions if they recruit new salesmen and train them in sales techniques. Business Men's Venture, which eventually was found to be in violation of the state's anti-pyramid law.

Under Personal Motivation's original plan, each new member would have been charged $1,000 and would have recruited other members. The new member who invested $1,000 had the potential of eventually receiving $15,000 or more. Few Tears Abandoned Brothers Doing Well; Clothing Left In Schnuck 9s Bag Vic Wlntermeyer, a founder of the organization, said the new system is similar to other home-based businesses in which home products are sold. He said the difference is that the salesman sells psychology rather than products. Appearing in court Thursday in Springfield were Ron A.

Goodwin, 39, of Pacific; Dale J. Fennell, 35, of Vim Ridge in Franklin County; Donald R. Bayer, 43, of Manchester; and Marlene J. Dickerman, 37, of Pacific. They entered innocent pleas' Greene County Circuit Court.

The club members were charged" March 21 after memberships were sold to undercover policemen. They are free on $5,000 bond each until their trial Sept. 8. The maximum penalty for violating', the anti-pyramid law is five years in, prison and a $5,000 fine. KANSAS CITY (AP) An assistant attorney general for Missouri says in an opinion that a new self-help organization, the Personal Motivation and Investment Club, Is not violating state anti-pyramid-investment law.

But In Springfield, four persons from the St. Louis area are facing court charges in a similar investment arrangement called the Business Men's Venture. Assistant Attorney General David Forbes said the Personal Motivation and Investment Club does not violate the state's anti-pyramid law as long as Its earnings are primarily from the sale of goods and services and do not depend on fees from new members. Forbes said the opinion does not endorse the organization but merely says the plan is within the law. The club surfaced on the heels of Illinois EPA Sets Hearing On Plans auditorium of the Illinois Department of Transportation, 2300 South Dirksen Parkway, Springfield.

Copies of the preliminary program plans will be available for review at Illinois EPA headquarters in Springfield, all Illinois EPA regional offices and libraries in the state library system. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency will hold a public hearing July 16 on preliminary program plans for the 1981 fiscal year for its divisions of air pollution control, land pollution control, public water supplies and water pollution control. The hearing will be at 10 a.m. in the obituaries Paradowski TOPEKA. Kan.

(AP) Ben and Charlie don't cry much any more or ask for "Mommy." But 2-year-old Ben occasionally tells his 8-month-old brother that "Mommy will be back in a minute." Police and state social workers are less certain. The boys' mother left them in a Topeka church nearly two weeks ago. Also left were a note saying she could no longer support them and two shopping bags with childrens' clothing. The only clue is the bags, which are from Schnuck's, a St. Louis chain.

But authorities have nothing more to go on and seem to be at a dead end. "All we have is two kids who can't talk much," said Detective Don Crenshaw. "We really don't have much to go on. They can't say their last names. They can't say their mother's name." The note gave the boys' first names, birthdays and an explanation of why the woman was leaving them.

"They need a lot of love and care," the mother wrote. "Please find them a good home as soon as possible. 1 will not be coming back for them. Their father was killed in a car accident. I just can't seem to be able to make enough money for all of us to survive.

I am sorry it had to come to this." The boys were placed in the custody of the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabiliation Services and are in a temporary foster home. The agency's Jim Gill said the boys "cried for the first couple of days" but now seem to be "happy and extremely well-adjusted." Social worker Bibbs Steele said, "The little one, Charlie, particularly responds to love and cuddling and seems to need that more than the older child." The boys will be placed in a permanent foster home as the search continues for their mother. Then, it's a matter of time waiting to determine whether the mother can be found or for court action permitting adoption. "It can take years," Crenshaw said. Ben was born Oct.

6, 1977, according to his mother's note. He has light brown hair, blue eyes and is 3 feet tall. Ben has four silver caps on his front, upper teeth caused by a fall, his mother's note said. Charlie, born Nov. 2, 1978, measures 30 inches tall, has brown eyes and hair to match.

"They just look like two little kids who have been well taken care of and wandered off and got lost," said Ms. Steele. Wood River Hospital In Expansion Dispute Stevens STfVINS MARGARET on Wed. July im tortifrcd witti Itw Sjoaomtnr Of Holy Mottw CtHjrcfc. betowd if of tttt tot Charte Stevcni, dear mottw of Mot gore? Rhtin, George and Waiter Srevenv dear mothef -in-low, oondmother, great grand-mo trier, tttr m-low and ount.

Funerol from KRtfcSMAUS-EB SOUTH, 47H KlngViioh-wov. Mon. July 30 to St. Jamt fne Greater Churcn for om. Moss Interment Notono4 Masses preftrrtd visitation of ter 5pm Sat.

Strehr ST RE MR, EL LA LEWIS, on July 4, l0, dear morher of John ond the tote Frank Spmnein. our dear lister, sister to law and ount Funerol from ARTHUR J. OONNfcLLY Par lor JMOLindell Btvd on Mon Julv 7, at 10 a m. Interment Laura Hill Gardens. Oeceosed wrth a member ot Trinity Chapter mui who wilt conduci services on Sun.

Vistotton Otter 12 noon Sun. Sullivan SULLIVAN, DANIEL July 4. IM0. fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Oorothy Sullivan Inee Newman), dear stepfather of Chervl Patterson, Linda Niemever, Joan Wtiiioms. Leon and Mark Burton, dear brother of Jerry ond Margaret Sol 1 1 von, dear orarKftather.

father In-low, brother In low. uncle ond cousin. Funerol 9 o.m. from O'SULLtVAN MUCKEL Mortuary, U06 Jennings Rd. at Hard Ave to Our Lody of Good Counsel Church, Mass 10 a.m.

interment Colvory in dot tor m. 19 Mr Sullivan was a 4th Degree Member of Santo Crui Counstl Kntghrs of Coiumbut No. 11.5. A Division No. I.

and American Legion Pott No. 40 Tan TAN, DR. CHARLES Ptt. fortified with the Sacra merits of Holy Mother Church on Thurs. July i IfJO.

beloved husbond of Helen C. Tan (nee Chen), dearest father of Thomos ond Christine C. Ton, aear brother of Dr. jane Chiu. M.

our deof son, son-in-law, broltter-fivlaw, uncle ond cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funerol Home. 10151 GrovoiS (AFFTONI Man July 10: IS a to St Louis Priory for 11 a.m. Mass. in Parlor Sun.

3p.m. Member of American Society of Hemotologv and St Louis Society of Oncology ond Hemotoioav. Member of American Federation for Clinical Research and Member of American Federation of Experimental Biologists. Assistant Professor of internal Medicine ond Assistant Professor of Biochemistry at St. Louis University Medical School.

Thompson THOMPSON, ROY Frl. Julv 4. 19M. beloved husband of Wilmo Thompson Inee Hal IK dear fother of Marilyn Sedgewtck, Patricia Rice, Sharon Bishop. Karon Taylor, Kothy Holes.

Terry Thompson, Vickl and Robvn Thompson, brother of Wes Trwrnpson ond Joy Nothman, Foye Gilbert, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great grandfather, brother in- low, uncle and cousin. Funerol from OREHMANN HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, 10.00 a m. July 7. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. Visitation otter 1 p.m.

Sun. Vatterott VATTEROTT, FRANCIS V. Thurs. July 3, 1990, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Helen M. Vatterott (nee Hernon), dear fother of Deor Vince, Daniel, John and David Vatterott, dear son of John Harvey ond Ethel Vatterott.

dear brother of lone Berry, Judith Ann Miles, Barbara Jean Schuster, Roberta, Margaret, and Donold Vatterott, and the late John Harvey Vatterott brother-in-law, uncle, nephew ond cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS-ER'S WEST, 9450 Olive Mon. July 7, 9: 30 A to St Genevieve OuBois Church tor Mass at 10 o.m Interment Resurrection. A member of Home Builders Assn. Visitation 4-9 p.m.

Sot. and 2-9 p.m. Sun. Vondera VON DER ALBERT (AO, Frl. July 4, I9W, fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, son of the late Henry ond Anno Vondera, dear brother of Fred Vondera and Ida Hime, deor brother-in-law of Elizabeth Vondera and the tote Wllhom Hlnze, dear uncle, nephew, cousin, dear friend of Millie Con Funeral from GEBKEN BENZ Mortuary, 7U1 Meramec Mon, July 7, to SI.

Francis de Sales Church for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment Resurrection. Mosses preferred. Visitation Sun.

after 3 p.m. Vondrasek VONDRASEK, HENRY July 4, 1980, beloved husband of Margie T. Vondrasek (nee Riffe), dear father of Dorothy V. vondro-sek and Robert H. Vondrasek, dear brother of Helen Hodous, and Mildred Vondrasek, deor father-In-low, grondfather and uncle.

Memorial service, 1:30 pm, at BOPP Chapel, 10610 Manchester Kirk wood Memorials preferred to a charity to your choice. Wilkinson McLagan McLAOAN. ADELAIDi websler Groves. Wed Jury 1. two.

wife at me tot Ernest McLagan. mother of th lot John McLooon. mother In-low ot MaraH McLogan. grandmother of Lawrence ond John McLagan. aunt of Bruc Bryan ond great grandmother.

Memorial servlc Sun. I at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Lock wood. Bompart 4 Big Bend. Webster Groves.

Interment private. Memorlols to Emmanuel Episcopal Church Memorial Fund preferred. GERBtR Chapel Servlc. Meier MEIER, OERALOINE, (nee Mockewlch), an July 4, 19(0. dear mother ot Georgia Hen-gstenberg.

William jr. and Oebro Meter, dear mother low ond Funeral from KREIGSHAUS- ER'S SOUTH, 472S S. Klngshiah-wav, on July 7, 9 30 a.m. Interment Sunset, visitation otter 7 p.m. Sun.

Menne MENNE, SENEVIEVE. (nee Colluml. fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church. Tues July 1. 19(0, dear wife or the late John Menne, mother at Arm Wheeler.

Susan, John Jr. and David Menne, grandmother, sis ter, mother -In-low, sister in-law and ount. Funerol Moss 9:30 om. ot St Clements Church, ISO) Bono Rd. Interment Resurrection Cemeterv PFITIINGER MORTUARY SERVICE.

Morris MORRIS, LORRAINE July 5. 19(0, beloved wife or Joe Morris, dear mother of Steve, Bill, Bob ond Mike Eberhordt, Richard DeGeore ond Janice Kee, our deor sister, gronamother, moth-r-ln-low. sister-in-law ond ount. Funerol from MCLAUGHLINS. 2301 Lafayette, I p.m.

Interment St. Matthews. Mossman MOSSMAN, EDNA R. (nee Denil), on July 3. 19(0, dear wife of the tote Fred Moss man, dear mother of Oscar F.

Ooub dear sister, slster-in-law. grandmother, great grand mother, ount ond cousin. Funeral from FEY Funerol Home, 4100 Lemay Ferry Rd. south of Lindbergh July 7, 10 a.m. Interment New Picker Cemetery.

IN PARLORS AFTER 3:30 P.M. SUN. Myer MYER, EARL July 1 19(0, dear husbond of the late Anna E. Myer (nee Soecknick), dear father of Kenneth Myer, Marilyn Koopman and the late Donald Myer, our deor fother-ln-low, grandfather and brother. Gravesldeservicestobeheldot Sunset Burial Park, Tues, 1:30 p.m.

HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL MORTUARY SERVICES. Oberreither OBERREITHER, JUANITA (nee Olive), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Frl. July 4, 19(0, dear wife of Edward C. Oberreither, dear mother of Lyn Sheahan, Edward. Mark, Jeffrv.

Poul ond Kurt Oberreither, dear doughter of Jessie H. Olive, dear sister, sis ter-inlow, doughter-ln-low. mother-in-law, grandmother, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR 4 SON, 9(25 Halls Ferry Rd. on Mon.

July 7 at 10: 30 a m. to Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Post president of womens Council of Good Counsel Church. Visitation Sat.

after 3 p.m. O'Donnell O'OONNELL, MARIE L. (nee Mearol, Sat. July 5, 19(0, fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late Thomas J. O'Donnell dear mother of Thomos J.

James John ond Robert E. Oonnell, our dear mother-In-low, ororKtrnother, areat-orond-mother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funerol from WHITE MULLEN Mortuory, IK N. Florissant Rd, Ferguson, Mon. July 7, 10 a.m.

to St. Angela Merlcl Church. Interment Colvory Cemetery. Post president W.ON.A.R.D. St.

Louis Chapter, member or W. Auxiliary Post 4105. Mosses preferred. Visitation otter 12 noon Sun. Ortinau ORTINAU.

MICHAEL (MIKE), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 4, 19(0, beloved husbond of Elizabeth (Lee) Ortinau (nee Stein), dear father of John Ortlnou, dear father-in-low of JoAnn Ortinau, dear grandfather of Scott ond Klmberly Ortlnou, dear brother of Joe Ortinau ond Kate Rom-macher, dear son-in-low of May Stein, our dear brother-ln-low, uncle, great-uncle ond cousin. Funerol from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Grovols, July 9:30 a.m. to St. Agnes Church. Interment SS.

Peter 4 Poul Cemetery. Member of Grand Lodge, Royal Counsll, Spirit of St. Louis Lodge, Order of Goodfel-lows. It Is requested that th members of the Order of Goodfel-lows ossemble Mon. July 7, 19(0 at I p.m.

at Kutls Funeral Home for the ritual and pay final respects to our dear Brother ond friend, Supreme Chancellor Michael Ortlnou. Charles S. Kell, Supreme President. In parlor 2 p.m. Cole COll, THOMAS M.

on July H0. beloved hus-bond of Potrkio Cot (not Kenny), orar father or Thomos Susan and Janet Cole, our dear Drottw.bronw In to, unct and areot-uncle. Funerol from KUTIS Funeral Homo, I0U1 Grovols (AFFTONI. Jul 7. 10 om.

interment Natural Cemeterv. Member of A A Local 4150 and Mapel eraod Kloanlt Club. In parlort Ip m. Daub DeKarske DoKARSKE. CALL MAE (nee Graham), July 4, 19(0.

beloved wit of the late Henry H. Oe-Karske. oeor mother of vivo Dickinson, dear mother In-low. slsler of Rom Graham, slstor Inlaw, ounl and friend. Service at ORTMANN Funerol Home, 9722 Lacklond.

Overland. Mon. July 7, 1 am. Interment Oak Grove visitation otter 5 m. Sun.

Dregman DREOMAN. KENNETH I. Sat July 5. 190. beloved husband of Wando Dregman (nee Rooers).

dear father of Carlotta Malady, dear tather-ln-low. grandfather, preot-grondtather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from WINGBER-MUEHLE Funerol Home, 3(19 S. Grand Tues. July I.

30 o.m. to St. Bonltoce Church for 9 o.m. Mass. Interment Natlonot Cemeterv.

Mr. Dregman was retired 32 vr. employee of the Stop Brewery Co. Local mm. IN PARLORS 1 PM MON.

Dreyer DREYER, FRED J. (Pap) on Frl. July 4, 19(0, beloved husband of Hotel Dreyer (nee Johnson), dear fother of Iris Seeler ond Frederick J. Orever, our dear grandfather, great-grandfather, tather-ln-low, brother-ln-low, unci, greot-uncle and cousin. Funerol from KUTIS Funerol Home.

10151 Grovols (AFFTON), Mon. July 7, 1:30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Pork Member of United Transportation Union ond retired employee of Terminal Rallrood Assn. Mr. Orever was former president of Sopplnoton Girls Khourv League- In parlors Sun.

2 p.m. Dummeyer DUMMEYER. ARTHUR asleep In Jesus. July 19(0, beloved husbond of Hilda Dummever (nee Wedberg), deor father of Linda Berkeley ond Dennis Dummeyer, brother, brother-ln-low, fother-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funerol from NEW CHAPEL OF HOWARD MICHEL Funeral Home.

5930 Southwest of Hompton. 1 p.m. interment Our Redeemer. Visitation I p.m. Ficken FICKEN, ELIZABETH (nee DeRuntll, Cedar Hill, Mo.

July 4. 19(0, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Auoust w. icken, dear mother of Leonard A. Ficken. our dear sister, gronarnom-er, mother-in-law.

sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt ond cousin. Funerol services from CHAPEL HILL Mortuory, Cedar Hill, Mo. Monday, July 7 at 10 m. Interment Chapel Hill Memorlol Gardens. Visitation otter 2 p.m.

Sun. Fischer FISCHER, ELMER E. on July 19(0, beloved husband of Velmo M. Fischer (nee Taylor), dear fattier of Sandra Farrow and Elmer Fischer Jr deor son Cloro ond the late John Fischer, dear brother of Wilfred Fischer, dear grandfather of Susan ond John Farrow, fother-In law of Fred Forrow and Joyce Fischer and cousin. Funerol from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S.

Grand Blvd. on July 7 at 11 m. Interment New St. Marcus. Member of Son Diego Argonne VFW Post No.

1102. VFW Mortuary services p.m. Vlslto-tlon after 6p.m. Sat. Freeman FREEMAN, ALICE L.

(nee La-nlo), Thurs. July 3, 19(0, beloved wife of Horry T. Freeman, deor mother of Blanche Breeding, Grace Smith, Florence Berry ond Harry W. Freeman, 30 grandchildren, and 29 great-grandchildren, our deor sister-in-law, mother-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and friend. in state at HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7114 S.

Broadway. 4 p.m. till Sun. 9 p.m. thence to Victory Tabernacle Assembly of God Church, 1906 Chippewa, Mon.

12:30 p.m. until time of service 1:30 p.m. Interment Mt. Hope Cemeterv. Gosik OOSIK.

RUTH (nee Boer) fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Frl, July 4, 19(0, beloved wife of the lot Raymond Gosik, dear mother of Raymond, Robert, Richard, Ronald, Roger ond Judith Gosik, dear sister of Viola Ochonlckv, Lucille Eckcrt, Homer and Charles Boer, our deor mother-in-law, grandmother, great gran mother, sister-in-law, ount, great-aunt and cousin. Funerol from KUTIS Funerol Home, 3906 Grovols, Tues. July (, 30 o.m. to St. Joseph Croatian Church.

Interment Resurrection Cemeterv. Masses preferred or contributions to the Peregrine Society appreciated. In porlors Sun. 6p.m. ARAOOWIKI.

FRANCES, Inee Sodowskt), rortlhea wth the Socroments ot Holy Mother Church on Thurs July 190. beloved wife of th lot Andrew Porodowskl. deor mother ot Edwin Andrew. Mitchell and Leo Parooowski ond Theresa Suter, dear gronamother. great-grondmother, mother-in-ldw.

aunt and friend. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6313 S. Grand Blvd on July 7 ot (: 30 m. to SS Mory 4 Joseph Church for 9 m. Mass.

Interment Mt. CHIve. Visitation otter 3p m. Sun. Pauls PAULS.

LILLIAN, J. Frl July 4. 19(0. beloved wlte of the late waiter R. Pauls, dear mother of Donald Pauls, dear sister of Vido Stovesand, Rose Shrout ond the kite Ross and Joseph Bleikcr, dear grandmother, aunt, cousin and mother In low Services from the DIETRICH-MOTHE RSHE AD Funerol Horn.

270 N. Main ot Stewart, De Soto, Mo. Monday It om. Interment Pilgrims Rest Cemeterv, War, Mo. visitation offer 2p.m.

Sun. Reck RECK, ARTHUR A. Sot July 5, 10. husbond of the late Olnah Reck, dear father ot Lorond Reck ond th late Leo Reck, ond dear uncle Funeral from St. Jomes United Church of Christ, Stoneyhlll.

Tues 2 p.m. Interment St. Jomes Cemetery Visitation ot SCHRAO-ER Funeral Home, Bollwin, Mo. after 2 p.m. Sun.

Reinheimer Sanders SANDERS, LARRY suddenly on July 4, 19(0. beloved huv bond of Llndo Sonders (nee McEntlre). dear father ot CorrK ond Curt Sanders, dear son of James and Nevo Sonaers. dear brother of Danny, Jomes and Terry Sonders ond Jane Borah, dear son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend. Funeral from KREIGSHAUS-ER'S SOUTH.

4221 S. Klngshioh-wav, on July 7, at 1 m. Interment Volholla. visitation otter 1 p.m. Sun.

Schmidt SCHMIDT, GERTRUDE (nee Stephen), July 1 190, beloved wife of Henry Schmidt, deor mother of Dolores (Sug) Rogglo, deor mother-in-law, grondmother of Lore Presson and Br Ion Hoffmann, and ount. Funerol from DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, II o.m. July 7. interment St. Peter's.

Visitation otter I Sun. Schmitt SCHMITT, LOUIS, Frl. July 4, 19(0, dear husbond of the late Eva M. Schmitt Inee Blonkl, dear father ot Alice Ehret, Ruth Bogy, Lorraine Gorcla, Louis G. ond Richard R.

Schmitt, dear tather-ln-low, grandfather, great grant-father, brother-ln-low and uncle. Service Tues. 10 a ot JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN 4 SONS, 7027 Grovols. Interment New St.

Marcus. Retired Postol Employee. Visitation after 1 p.m. Mon. Schroeder SCHROEDER, SYDNEY Frl.

July 4, Vim fortified with the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church, beloved husbond ot the kite Virginia Holmes Schroeder, dear father of Anita Buehrg, Linda Shonahan, Margaret Brown, Mory Hickman, Deborah Crow-ford, Chorles, David, Donald, Ronald, Anthony Schroeder, deor Brother of Hazel Kromer, Florence, Ralph ond Gordon Schroeder, our deor tother-ln-law, grandfather, brother-in-low, uncle ond cousin Mr. Schroeder ot WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, 111 N. Florissant Road, Ferguson for visitation Sat. 6 m. until Sun.

9:30 p.m. Funeral Moss July 7, 10: a.m. at immoculate Conception Church, Old Monroe, MO. Segall SEGALL, LOUIS, July 4, 1910, beloved husbond of Elsie Segoll, dear father of Norman (Morcel-lo) and Ronald (Sandra) Segoll, dear brother of Molly Segoll of N.J. and the late Meyer Segoll, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-ln-low ond uncle.

Graveside service Sun, July 6, 1 p.m. of Beth Hamedrosh Hooo-dal Cemetery, 9125 Ladue Rd. Memorlol contributions of your choice preferred. BERGER MEMORIAL Service. Setzer SETZER, CLEOIS H.

Suddenly July 5, 19(0, beloved husbond of Helen Setzer, our deor brother, brother-ln-low, uncle and cousin. visitation at the white-mullen Mortuary, 111 N. Florissant Rd. Ferguson, Mo. Sun.

otter 4 p.m. then Mon. after 3 p.m. ot the HALBERT STUART Funeral Home, Steelvllle. Mo.

Services Tues. Julv (. 19(0, 1 p.m. In the Halbert Stuart Funeral Chapel. Interment Sellers Cemeterv.

Stecken STECKEN, ROSE LOUISE (nee Burk). Thurs, July 1 19(0, fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, dear wife of the late Fred V. Stecken, dear aunt of Martin Wild and Family. Funeral Mon, 1:45 m. from JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN 4 SONS, 7027 Grovols to St. Poul Church, Fenton, Mo. 9:30 o.m. Moss. In ferment National Cemetery.

Member of GordenvllleAffton Memorial Unit No. 300 A.L.A. Visitation ofter 10 a.m. Sun. request.

The Illinois board has not made a decision on the Wood River proposal, and is not legally required to follow the area agency's recommendation. The Wood River hospital had an occupancy rate of 93 percent over the last fiscal year, Dickerson said. Construction plans called for the renovation of one hospital wing and the addition of another one, adding 57 beds, he said. Dickerson said if the expansion plans are not approved, the hospital directors may consider bringing litigation against health planning administrators. "There is some question as to whether empty beds increase cost that much," Dickerson said.

"This boils down to a freedom of choice matter. Persons want to go to hospitals of their chosing, and doctors want to practice where they are on staff. I don't see where the number of hospital beds in St. Louis should have anything to do with Wood River Township, Alton or Edwardsville." Discussion of the Wood River proposal dominated Thursday's meeting of agency. Earlier, the board of directors met in a closed executive session to discuss "existing and threatened litigation involving the agency," according to a written statment issued by the agency.

Missouri's Sunshine Law allows public agencies to meet in private when discussing legal action, real estate matters and personnel decisions. Charles A. Newman, attorney for the health planning agency, refused to reveal what cases were discussed in the closed session. By George E. Curry Of the Poit-Oiipatch Staff The Greater St.

Louis Health Systems Agency's decision to recommend the rejection of a $15 million expansion by the Wood River Township Hospital was based on faulty reasoning, according to the chairman of the hospital's board of directors. In an interview Saturday, Dale Dickerson of Bethalto, the chairman, said that the Health Systems Agency staff and executive committee apparently objected to the expansion because the agency believes there are already too many hospital beds in the region it oversees. But Dickerson questioned whether it is fair to penalize Wood River Township because some other areas in the region have an abundance of hospital beds. The regional health planning agency covers St. Louis city and county, the Missouri counties of Franklin, Jefferson and St.

Charles and the Illinois counties of St. Clair, Madison, Monroe and Clinton. "For us, the handwriting was on the wall," Dickerson said. The health agency "has a plan they feel there are too many beds in the area and they are hard-pressed to approve any new beds for the area. I don't agree with that.

If there are too many empty beds in the city of St. Louis, should that affect Wood River Township? I don't think it should." The hospital had applied to the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board for permission to expand. The board forwarded the application to the Health Systems Agency for review and comment. The agency has suggested that Illinois authorities turn down the Haffner HAFFNER, OENIVIEVf IMoml (net Russelll, fortified wllh the Sacraments at Holy Mother Church. Sat.

July 5. 19(0. beloved wife of the tot Paul N. Haffner, dear mother or Alfred Melvm J. Hoftner, Eunice Ehret and th late Robert Hoftner, dear sister of Alfred Russell, Mori Hartmann and Rose Wolch, orondmother, great-grandmother, mother-In low.

sister-ln-low. aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6321 S. Grand Blvd. Tues.

July (. I 3D m. to St. John the Baptist Church for 9 am. Moss.

Interment Col vary Mosses preferred. Visitation after 6 m. Sun. Haley mi ml FLOREHCI Frl. July 4.

mo. asleep Jesus, beloved sister of Frances M. Hut-chins (nee Holey). Floro Per-rymon at Plymouth. Michigan, Charles Holey of Clearwater, Florida, dearest friend of Wayne warren, our dear slstr-low, ount and great aunt.

Service at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chlppe-wo at Watson, Mon. at 10:30 o.m. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. Memorlols to Hod Lutheran Church, Sill Neosho, St. Louis.

Mo. 63109 or The St. Louis Eve Hospital Foundation. 1035 Belle-vue. SI.

Loulv Mo. 63117 preferred FRIENDS MAY CALL SAT. AFTER 5 M. Heytmann HEYTMANN, ROLAND July 2. 19(0.

beloved husbond of Elliabeth (Betty) Heytmann, dear father of Marilyn Hlison. dear fother Inlaw of Mike Hlxson, dear grandfather of Mlchele. LISO and Laura Hlison, dear brother of Doris Cheff ond Elsie vlckers. dear uncle Funerol service at me HUT-CHENS Mortuory. 475 Graham Florissant, Man July 7.

10 a.m. Interment National Cemetery. Mr. Hevtmonn was Commander of Sotlaers and Sailers Memorial Post No. 511 American Legion.

American Legion Guord of Honor Service p.m. Sun. Memorlols to Porker Rd Baptist Church Building Fund preferred. Visitation after 4p.m. Sat.

Holtermann HOLTERMANN, ROSE, fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, on July 4, 19(0, beloved dough ter of the late Leo ond Bertha Holtermann Inee Klein), aear sister of Norbert Holtermann ond the tote Aurea LeFevre. our deor sister in-low. aunt, great -aunt and cousin. Funerol July ot I 30 from the BUCHHOLZ Spanish Lake Mortuary, 1645 Redman Ave to St. Lucy Church, 3545 Darwood, for 9 a m.

Mass. Interment Calvary. In porlors 1 p.m. Sun. Hutchings HUTCHINGS, HENRY, July 4, 19(0, beloved husband of Ella Hutchings.

dear fother of Ava Rosemever, Jessie Prettl, Ruby Schilling, Carl Hutchings ond Oorothy Brummell. dear lother-lnlow. grandfather, greatgrandfather, great-great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral I from GERBER Chapel, 23 W. Lock-wood.

Webster Groves. Visitation after 12 noon Sun. Interment BOSS, MO. Jarnagin JARNAGIN, MARGARET L. formely of 6119 Alomaba.

St. Louis. Frl. July 4, 19(0, dear mother of Nancy Huskey, Clifton ond Chorles Jarnagin, ond the late Mory Louise Klein, dear sister of Mory Hlndert, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grondmother, great-grandmother aunt and great-aunt. Funerol Tues.

July (, 10 o.m. from MOYDELL. Mississippi 4 Allen Ave. Interment Sunset Burial Park. VISITATION SUN 7 PM Julius Koopman LeFevre LoFEVRE, Gerald (Jerry), fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, July 4, 19(0, beloved husband of the late Aurea M.

LeFevre (nee Holtermann), dear fother of Leonard LeFevre ond Betty Meyer, our dear fother-ln-low, grandfather, brother-inlow, uncle and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN FEUTZ Funerol Home, 94(0 Lewis 4 Clork, I 30 a.m. to St. Sa-bostlan Church for Moss ot 9 a.m. Interment Calvary.

MASSES PREFERRED. IN PARLORS AFTER I P.M. SUN. Linatsas LINATSAS, PETER on Sat. July 5, 19(0, beloved brother of the late Nicholas G.

Linatsas and Helen Fotapoulos, dear unci of Louise G. Lucas ond Bessie A. Strotegos, dear great-uncle ond great -great-uncle. Funeral from LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar 9:30 a.m., to St. Nicholas Greek Othg-dox Church, 4967 Forest Pork tor 10 a.m.

service. Interment St. Matthews Cemetery. Friends may coll ot Chapel otter 2 p.m. Man.

Trlsoglon service Mon. 7:30 P.m. Lorenz LORENZ, MARCELLE (nee Kunti), fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, Thurs, July 3. 1910. beloved wife of Emll R.

Lorenz. dear mother of John C. Lorenz and Susan M. Monken, dear sister ot Estell Mathews, our dear grorKSmother. Funerol Mon, July 7, 1:30 a.m.

from BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman Ave. to Our Lady of Good Counsel Church (Bellefontaine Neighbors) for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment Colvory Cemetery. In parlor 7 p.m.

DISPATCH cemeterics- rMMtirv totv 1 lawn crypts. Garden of Eternal LQvf TV W7 CEMETERV lot. Oak Mill Ceme tery, Kirnwooa, i hi iwt. nmu. A quiet Reminder of Your Sympathy Nettie's FLOWER GARDEN Mon Km Ttwrs.

I Is m. I to 5p.m. 3801 S. GRAND nnUAL PHECTOtS M7 ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home Snipping Service, Cremations.

Anatomical Donations. 4(11 Washington Blvd. 36)4500 CROGHAN MOWUMEJITS 131 ROSt BROUGH MONUMENT 7001 Cnworwa 351 4300 S732W Florissant MWJta FMTMNM. NOTICES HIRSCH, RUTH, St LOUIS Lite Member Club. Telephone Pioneers.

DEATHS Adams ADAMS, FREDERICK 1 Julv 5. IU. fortified wltn the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Susanna L. Adams Inee Early), father of the late Robert J. Adorns, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral July 9: 30 m. from 0 SULLIVAN MUCKLE Mortuory, H06 Jennings a. or Hard to St. Corner In of Alexandria Church. Moss 10 m.

Intermeni loivarv. in parlors Anselme ANSELME, BURTON E. fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, Sot. July 5. I0.

beloved husband at Eunice Anselme (nee Crlteser), dear loftier of Rose Ouncon and vera Snyder, dear orondtather of Haiel. Patricio, Richard and Brendo. our dear totherln-low, oreot-orand-father, unci, great-uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Grovols, Tues. July a.m.

Interment Notional Cemetery. In parlor Mon. 2 p.m. Ayers AVERS, HERBERT BOENKER Frl. July 4, 19(0.

loving husband of Kotherlne (Kay) Ayers (nee Klenile). dear father of Janet Blanke, Kathleen McCune, Herbert Lawrence ond Andrew A Ayers, dear father-In- low, grandfather, greot-grandfother. dear brother of lorence Tom me. Hare) Brondes. Charlotte O'Connor, Horry J.

ond Wolter Ayers and the late Morgaret Cody, Ellen Berth and Ruth Lueoke, brother-in-law, uncle and great- "nCFunerol from OREHMANN HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, I p.m. Mon. July 7. Interment St Peters. Member of Telephone Pioneers of America ond wellston Lodge eel3 A.F.

1 A.M. Family prefers contributions to Fee Fee Baptist Church Elevator Fund or charity at choice, visitation after 6 p.m. Sat. Bappert BAPPERT, FRED fortified with the Socroments of Holy Mother Church, Frl, July I9M, beloved husband at the late Madeline A. Bappert (nee Kefm), dear father of Joseph F.

Bappert, dear brother of Mathilda Wurth, our dear grandfather, great- grandfather, brother-in-law, and uncle. Funeral from KUTIS Funerol Home, 2906 GraVols, July 7, 9:30 a.m. to St. Francis DeSales Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

Member of Usher's Guild St Vincent DePoul Society, Holy Nome Society of St. Fronds DeSales and Meotcutters Local 80. Masses preferred. In par lori Sun. 5 p.m.

Barnes BARNES. DAVID July 19(0, beloved husband of Mrs. Helen Barnes, dear father of Dave- Jr. of Portlond, Cot. Thomas B.

of Hompton, Richard and Robert C. Barnes, dear brother, grandfather, greatgrandfather ond father-in-low. Funerol from the ALEXANDER 4 Sons Town Chapel, 6175 Delmar Tues. I p.m. Mr.

Barnes was a member of the Missouri Athletic Club. Friends wishing may make contributions to the Heart Fund or the charity of your choice. In state Mon. 1 p.m. Basta BASTA, PASOUALE Frl.

July 4, )9, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husbond of the late Santa Bosto (nee OiBella), dear father of Anna Collora, Joseph, Not ond Sam Basta, dear father-in-law of Tom' Collora, Gloria and Lois Bosto, dear grandfather, greatgrandfather, uncle, or eat -unci, brother-in-law and cousin. Funerol from CALCATERRA Funeral Home, 5142 Daggett Mon. July 7, 9:30 a.m. to St. Aloyslus Gonzogo Church.

Moss 10 o.m. Interment St. Peter Poul Cemetery. Mosses preferred. Visitation after 6p.m.

Sat. Behrens BEHRENS, VIRGINIA F. July 3. 19(0. at Santa Fe, New, Mexico, beloved wife of John E.

Behrens, mother of Virginia F. Behrens, sister of Maury McCor-mock, ond Frank Roomer, sister-in-law, ond aunt. Funerol services Mon. 1 p.m. at ALEXANDER SONS Town Chapel, 6175 Oelmor Blvd.

to Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, in stat Man. at noon. Bruns BRUNS, MYRON EARL, Thurs. July 3, 1910, beloved husband of Enid F. Bruns (nee Lotte), dear father of Mvrll and Myron D.

Bruns, dear brother of George H. Bruns. der grandfather of Rl-chelt and Shawn Bruns, dear father-in-law of Mary J. Bruns, dear brother-ln-low or Sylvia Bruns, dear son-in low of Flossie J. Winkle, dear cousin Servlc of HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Mon.

1:30 p.m. Entombment Sunset Mousoleum. I Mr. Bruns was a member of Telephone Pioneers of America ond Crestwood Masonic Lodge 669 A.F. I A.

M. Friends may donate to Southrnlnster Presbyterian Church. Masonic service Sunday Ip.m. Visitation Sat. otter 5p.m.

Candela CANDELA, VINCENT JIMMY, Friday July 4, two, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mather Churoh, beloved husband of Amelia Julius (Sis) Candela dear tamer of JoArm Yates, OebbK Wlllmon, Vincent and Robert CondeW, dear brother Mary ier II-lo. Lend LoForlt, Manuel, Jot, Sam, the late Tony, Frank Cande-kj and Frances Ztrllto, our dear father- In-low, grandfather, brother-in-law, unci, great unci and cousin Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, IK N. Florissant Rd Ferguson, Mon. July 7, 9:30 a.m. to Our Lody of Fotlma Church.

Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery. Masses preferred. Visitation arpjr 6 p.m. Sat. Virginia Betts White Dies; YMCA Publicity Director the YMCA, its first woman executive.

She was employed there at the time of her death. Three years ago, Mrs. White was named Advertising Woman of the Year by the Advertising Women of St. Louis Inc. During her career, Mrs.

White engaged in numerous civic and institutional programs. She started the publicity program for the St. Louis Office of the Women's Job Corps of the Office of Economic Opportunity in 1965. She helped organized the Creve Coeur Lhamber of commerce. And in 1972 she conducted the publicity campaign that Virginia Betts "Bunny" White, public relations director of the YMCA and former women's club news editor of the Post-Dispatch, died early Saturday morning of cancer in St.

Luke's Hospital, 5535 Delmar Boulevard. She was 61. Mrs. White had been ill for about six months. While Mrs.

White was attending Washington University, she worked part time initially without pay, later for $1 a day for the Wellston Journal. After her graduation, she remained at Washington University for 17 years as director of its news bureau and editor of the university's magazine. In 1959, Mrs. White joined St. Louis University as director of special publicity.

In 1961, she became women's club editor of the Post-Dispatch, a position she held until 1965, when she joined the St. Louis Public Library, working in various programs. In 1967, she was named executive 'director of the Missouri Library Conference. Mrs. White joined Gardner Hausman Advertising and Public Relations in 1968 as assistant to the president.

She remained there until 1973, when she was appointed public relations director of led to the establishment of the Regional Sewer District of St. Charles. She was included in 1969 In Who's Who of American Women. She was active for many years in the annual Gridiron benefit of the Advertising Women of St. Louis.

Mrs. White, who resided in University City, was married on Jan. Political Bestiary WILKINSON, ANN (nee Ese-Ivl, July 3, 1900 in her 13rd year, beloved wife of the late Fred L. Wilkinson, deor mother ot Mor cello Reinheimer, dear mother in-law of Harold Reinheimer, dear orcoVrtorher of Jim ond Oovid Reinheimer, our deor greatortdmother, sister-In-law, aunt, great -aunt ond cousin. Service from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gra- vols at Grand, July 7, 10 o.m.

Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. Contributions to the Christy Memorial united Methodist Church, 4401 Morgan ford would be appreciated, in state otter 1 p.m. Sun. Wirz WIR2, FRANK, July 4, IvSO, aear brother of Emilte Huth ond the late Lillle Lossouer ond Henry Wirz, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, great ond greot great-un- cle and cousin.

Service 1 p.m., at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7037 4 Grovols, to Volholla Chaoel of Memorles. 50 year member of Cache Lodge 4I6 A.F. 4 A M. who will conduct service Mon.

I p.m. Visitation after 2p.m. Mon. IN MEMOtUM 145 BIRNIE, EOITH July 10, 1974. In loving memory, gone but not for- gotten.

Always in our hearts and thoughts. We have beautiful memo- rles to treasure. Sadly missed by Husbond Thomos ond Family CLARK, JOSEPH Remember- Ing you on your 7tth Birthday. I miss you so very much. All mv Love.

Your Devoted wile, Mory. HOWARD, CHUCK, Birthday Remembrance on July 1. 1 Sodly missed by Wife Millie, Children, Crrorrdchildren4oMwholovedhlm. KIRKWOOD, LEE Dec. 31, 1977.

Lovingly remember ing your Julv ttti Birthday. Sisltrs Edith 4 Jean, KOCH ERA, KATHERINE, March 21. Birthday Remembrance July 9. Memories are treasures no one can steal, Death Is a heartache no one con heal. Some may forget now that you are gone, But I shall remember no matter how long.

Sadly missed by Daughter Joonte, Husband Andrew ond the Family who Loved Her. LUKINO, AUOUST July 6, 1965. In Loving Memory. Sodly Missed by Family. OB ROCK, MILTON In loving memory.

Sadly missed. Maudie, Milton Sharon and Friends. PRADLER, EMMA, July 4, 1977. My lips cannot tell how much I miss her, My heart cannot tell what to say, God alone knows how much I miss her. In home that Is lonesome today.

Missed by Doughter Audrey. SCHWARTZ, CLARA, In loving memory of my Dear Sister who died six years ago today. Sodlv missed by Sister Momle. Tlptoce an in Memorion please call Miss Lone at o22-70OD. Sta 4140.

29, 1953, to Buel White, a Post-Dispatch photographer 1969. Mr. White Surviving St. Louis, and are a Van Nest of St. Louis.

Funeral services are pending. will charge at you with political satire. A.W. Green Funeral Ex-Insurance Official who retired in October died in 1971. a sister, Betty Betts of half-sister, Mrs.

Roland are his wife, Clara; a son Green a daughter, Polk; four grandchildren grandchildren. was in Bellefontaine It's timely and clever guaranteed to give you chuckles amid the heavy prose of an election-year campaign. Look for it exclusively in th Post-Dispatch. Dial 342-1400 for home delivery. his retirement in 1954, he continued as an agent for the company.

He was a member of the Central Presbyterian Funeral services for Arthur W. Green of Webster Groves, a former executive with the Equitable Life Assurance were held Saturday at Lupton Chapel, 7233 Delmar Boulevard, University City. Mr. Green, 89, died Thursday at St. Luke's Hospital-West, 232 South Woods Mill Road, Chesterfield.

He joined Equitable in 1916, and rose to district and agency manager. After enure n. Surviving Arthur W. Nancy Green and two great Burial Cemetery, ST LOUIS POST.