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s-. APriI 4-1971 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEATHS 14 14 DEATHS Bill Halbruegge WANT AD INDEX ADDITIONAL CLASSIFICATION SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE 145 SOUTHWEST vO HM.KKt EGGE, RCTH It Tally), St. Cha-les, April 2.

1971. age 70, wile of the late Hobart O. sle-ter of Oscar and Darby It-Tally, both of St. Charles. Mrs.

Vera Harkman of Brentwood, Miss Florence Tally and Mrs. Hazel Kanstelner, both of St. Charles, and Mrs. Helen Huntley of Mlzzoula. dear sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral Mon. 10 a.m. at BorrDmeo Catholic Church. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at ARTHUR BACK Funeral Home, 620 Jefferson St.

Charles. i from 7 p.m. Sat. until 9:45 a m. Mon.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Hall HAIX. THOMAS Frl April 2. 1971. beloved husband of Alice D.

Hall, dear father of Kdna Pechmann and Margie Bushman, dear brother of Walter Hall. our dear father-in-law. BILL, AFRA lin Cti), April 3, 1971. dear mother of Fred Eugene Otto C. end the late Frank J.

Bill, dear mother In law, grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great-grandmother, sunt and cousin. Funeral fnm Mortuary. 2842 Meramec April 6. 8:30 a.m.. to St.

Anthony Church. Interment Bun- eet Burial Park. Rosary 8 p.m. Visitation Sun. after 7 p.m.

Buchanan Bl f'HAVAV, IDA April 2, 1971, beloved wife of the late Allen M. Buchanan, dear mother of Ruby Johnson, Rubble Waller, Ruth Roedder, Ro-tlna White of San Lorenzo, Rebecca Frlllman, Bllile Jane Scanln and the late Thomas W. Buchanan, dear mn'her-ln-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from- DRKHMANN-HARRAL Chapel. 7733 Natural Bridge, 1 p.m..

April 5. Interment Memorial Park. CHARM OF GRANTWOOD VILLAGE OPEN 2-4 Just east of Grant's Farm, suited Ideally for the large active family, English manor 2-story, 4 bedrooms, 3fe baths, fireplaces, family room plus den, acre lot with enclosed barbecue rea, 16 Grant-woo- Ln. Branch Realtors PA J-9707 REALTORS ACREAGE 148-A 3 INDUSTRIAL ACRES. 55c sq.

Maryland Hts. Agent 725-6912 BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE 149 CLAYTON RD FRONTAGE IDEAL FOR OFFICE ftor RETAIL LOCATION ZONED RICHMOND HTS. 6532 CLAYTON RD. 644-3838 G1TT 878-3666 32.000 sq. feet.

4tiOO feet offices, Sound building sprinkled, alarm, air, Inside loading. Sell or trade WEST COUNTY OFFICE DOLAN CO. WY 3-2610 Rltr. 900 Lindbergh grandfather great-grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home.

2906 Gravois, April 5. 10 a m. Interment Lake-wood Park Cemetery. In parlors Sun. 1 p.m.

2 Hannauer 13TH WASHIJJGTftrT 8 stories, S. E. corner. Leased 1st PLANT MODERNIZATION: This sketch shows the room and rest area are to be added. The existing build- and 5th floor ocupied, but avail HANNAIER, ROSE HARTE.

April 2, 1971, dear mother of Mrs. Bernard J. Lavln. grandmother of Mary Rose Ls-vin, sister of Blanche Ruth A. end John R.

Harte, Adele B. Maruska, Mrs. Marie East and the late Catherine E. Harte, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral April 5, 9:115 a.m., from ARTHUR J.

DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell. to St. Mary's Church (Bridge-ton). Mass 10a.m. Interment Calvary.

The Humbert in Hie indei below refer to the clettification numbr sod not the eqe number. All CUuifiutioni ere -Numbered end Appear in Numerical Order. Service Classification Number Announcements I fidt end Proposed Wanted 28 lutinett Directory 38-74 Buiinets Opportunities Business Personals Deeth Notices 14 Directors Meetings 2M Financial 162 Fishing, Vacation, Picnics 27 Freternal Notices I Legal Notices 283 loans 211 Lost and Found 17-11 Personals 23 Schools. Instructon 75-755 Small Loan Companies 280 Special Noticei 2e Stockholders Meeting 285 Swaps 31 Employment Employment Agencies Male II Employment Agencies Male, Female It Employment Agenciei Female 17 Help Wanted: Men, loyt 12 Help Wented Men, Women I2A Help Wanted: Women. Girls 11 Partners Salesmen Wanted 13 Salesmen, Saleswomen Wanted (3S Saleswomen Wanted If Situations Wanted 77-71 Real Estate for Rent Apartments for Rent MM 12 and 117 Business Property for Rent 120 Flets for Rent 113-114 Fermi for Rent 157 Hotels 110 Houses for Rent 115-11 Office Space 121 Resorts for Rent 127 Rooms, Board tt-104 Suburban Property tor Rent 117 Suburban, Furnlihsd Wanted to Rent 125 Real Estate for Sale Acreage Foe Sale Wanted MBA Apartments for Sale 147 lusiness Property for Sele 14 Deeds of Trust 140-141 Farms and Farm Land 151-1(2 Flats for Sale 147 Houses for Sale (St.

Louis City) 14 Hunting Grounds 155 Investment Property 150 Loans on Reel Estate 142 Lots for Sale 141 Money Wanted 143 Real Estate Services 144 Real Estate Trade 150-T Real Estate Out of St. Louis HI Real Estate Wanted to Buy 153 able. sprinKlea. dock WEST COUNT OFFICE DOLAN CO. WY 3-2610 Rltr.

900 N. Lindbergh 37(fl WESTMINSTER 5 story garage. Ideal for storage. All enclosed. Check the price CORNET ZIEB1G ing is to be remodeled, with a larger storage cooler to be installed.

The plans, by Saul Dien and Associates, call for exterior renovation as well. General contractor is Spigelglass Construction Co. Construction is to start this month. Bulmahn HBXRV Wed. March 31, 197..

dear husband of the late Emma I. Bulmahn i nee Stark), dear father of Robert Bulmahn and Shirley Bard-mass, dear brother, grandfather, father-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravols. April 5, 10 a.m. Interment National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

Deceased was a member of South Side Baptist Church and a 50-year member of Anchor Lodge No. 443 A.F. A.M.. St. Louis Chapter No.

8 R.A.M. and American Legion Post No. 89. Masonic service 8 p.m. Burnett BIRNETT, DAVID April 2.

1971, father of Mrs. Aileen Diederlch and Charles M. Burnett, grandfather of Diane D. Metx. Private family services were held Sat.

Interment Bellefontalne Cemetery. LUPTON SERVICE. Byrnes BYRNES, MARV April 1, 1971, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, daughter of the late James A. and Tillies Byrnes, dear sister of Joseph, James A. Aloysius, Paul, Robert, Vincent, Rosemary Davis and Isa-belle Kimball, dear sister-in-law, niece, aunt and great-aunt.

Funeral from WHITE-MUL Meyer Horseradish Corp. plant as it will appear after modernization. A 24-by-89-foot addition to the firm's facilities at 2718 North Thirteenth Street will include an air-conditioned processing area with new machinery that will more than double the production capacity. A lunch 2.T7-1HUO 300 FT. PROMT on Hwv.

67-61 Harvey 440 ft. deep, sewer, water, has home, concrete building, mostly value In grand. Many uses for most business. 9067SC SOUTH COUNTY OFICE DOLAN CO. VI 2-2200 Rltr.

11 828 Tessnn Ferry HARVEY, WILLIAM April 2, 1971, dear brother of Mattie M. Hitch end Margaret I. Biggs of Neosho, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, greaUuncle and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols, April 8, 1 :30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

In parlors Sat. 6 p.m. Hardiness Zones Show Plant Survival Chances FARMS HOMES FOR SALE 159 Halt MISSOURI FARMS AND HOMES ascon xde-zovhty REDUCED HEJDELBERG INN A unique opportunity to acquire a fully equipped and operating motel and restaurant ln Hermann, Mo. Illness forces sale. Small Investment, remodeled 7-unlt apartment, new plumbing and wlr LEN Mortuary, 118 N.

Floris- heel area of southeastern Missouri is in Zone 7. These zones can be divided into subzones. And, within every area and on every home grounds there are many minor environmental differences that can influence plant growth. nied by strong winds. Most nurserymen handle those plants best adapted to their area but often have a few plants of marginal hardiness for those willing to try them.

If one knows a plant's hardiness, he can better provide the conditions that will make it a success in his garden. 9:30 a.m. to Good Shepherd Church, Ferguson. Interment to Calvary cemetery. Cafferata CAFFERATA.

BETTY Jf. (nee IVordmann), fortified with the ing, occupied. BLAND. MISSOURI New listing, commercial building, new wiring, and new forced air gas heating, needs some work. BELLE, MISSOURI 2-story brick, store and apartment, 1st floor 12.80 sq.

ft. store or warehouse, 2nd floor 3-bedroom apartment. Extra large kitchen. Entire building rented. LAURENE DAVIS, INC.

REALTORS 22V70O0 12 ACRES, New Melle, Mo. area, city water. 30 acres, farm house, Defiance, Mo. area. THEIS REALTY CO.

828-5367 Rt. 1, Wentzvllle, Mo. 63385 TONTOraERTountvTHIgh yleTa Sacraments of Holy Mother Church April 3, 1971, wife of. HATT, ROSE. April 3, 1971, dear daughter of the late Herman H.

and Catherine Hatt (nee Baer), dear sister of the late John C. and Herman H. Hatt. dearly beloved aunt of Mrs. Carrie L.

Roehrs (nee Hatt), Herman and Neoml Hatt, and Edwin H. and Lois Hatt, dear great-aunt of David Nancy H. and Gary Hatt, our dear cousin and friend. Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6484 Chippewa at Watson, 10:30 a.m. Interment Sunset.

Friends may call Bun. after 5. p.m.: Helm HEIM. ELIZABETH (nee I.ltz-ler), April 2. 1971, 'dear wife of the late Nicholas Helm, dear mother of Anna Pavyer, Clara Ortner, Nicholas, Max and Frank Helm, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt.

Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home, 5541 Riverview April 5, 1 p.m. Interment Calvary tne late Joseph catferata, moth Many persons like to grow plants suitable to a warmer zone. Often this is successful, er of Louise Helz Herche. grand mather of Mrs. Rov O'Neal and Joan Krause, great-grandmottier Resorts for Sale I2 although growth may be slower ana aunt.

Funeral Mon. 9:30 a.m. from St. Louis County Farms I5t Suburban Property for Sa'e I4S tne BOPP Chapel. 1061O Man PHONE CE.

1-2890 Timber Lands 15 and may be damaged some years. Others question a zone rating when a hardy plants fails Chester Klrkwood, to Holy Redeemer Church, Webster Things for Sale 239 acres. 8-room ana 4-room modern homes wit good road frontage. N. of new Florence, owner will split farm.

Call 522-3587 or JA 4-4770. THOMAS Realtors. to survive the first winter. By RAY ROTHENBERGER Extension Horticulturist, University of Missouri The hardiness of shrubs, trees and other perennial plants is important to gardener. Everyone knows certain plants that survive the winter with no difficulty, but gardeners may be uncertain about unfamiliar plants.

The country has been divided into hardiness zones based on expected minimum annual temperatures. Plants can be classed according to the zone that is the northern limit of their adaptability. Hardiness is closely tied to three things temperature, rainfall and soil. Rainfall and soil can be manipulated to some extent by cultural practices such as fertilizing, watering or adding organic materials. Temperature, however, cannot be controlled.

It becomes the most important a in plant survival in many cases. Minimum temperatures usually cause the greatest stress on plants. An examination of evergreen plants now, such as some broadleaved types, will sh.v how great the winter stress has been. By this time of a marginal leaf browning, may be evident. If this can be seen, the plant may not be well adapted or was in a weakened condition during the past summer or fall.

It may need additional winter protection or some culture correction in the future. A plant hardiness zone map has been prepared by the United States National Arboretum, Department of Agriculture, in co-operation with the American Horticultural Society. The map shows expected minimum temperatures throughout the United States. The country is divided into 10 zones, each with a 10-de-gree temperature differential. Three of these hardiness zones 5, 6 and 7 pass through Missouri.

The southern boundary of Zone 5 runs through the state slightly north of the Missouri River. In the eastern part of the state this zone swings north along the Mississippi to about Lewis County. Zone 5 applies also to some of the areas in the state with high eleva-" tions. Most of the rest of Missouri is covered by Zone 6. The Boot- Air Conditioning Equipment 214 Aircraft 215 troves, ror lu a.m.

Mass. In-terment Calvary Cemetery. Vis! after 7 p.m. Bun. Cenatiempo See Htbschman.

Combest JEFFERSON COUNTY FARMS The death of a single plant is usually not adequate to draw EAKESTT8 10 acres, SSaOO, GruBVllie Dave Wilber VI 3-5567 anytime any real conclusion. A small, young plant may be tender, COMBEST, WILLIAM entered into rest Anrll 1 1971, beloved husband of Virginia Combest (nee Studt), dear 13 FRATERNAL NOTICES whereas an older plant may become quite hardy. Cultural con ditions also may affect hard! lamer ui Kennetn, Mary Combest and Karen ness. Poor culture may weaken Fitzgerald, our dear brother. uiuiner-wi-mw, iainer-in-iaw, 4-Panel Steel Frontier Model a plant to the point where it is BranuituneT, uncie ana cousin.

Funeral AdtII 6. 1 n.m less hardy. from BAUMANN'S Chapel, 2504 Moreover, no winter is quite wooason overland. Inter ment St. John's Cemetery.

Belle' $5900 fontaine. Mo. Mr. Combest was a member of Cement Masons 8x7 Animals 200 Antiques 217 Aquariums end Fish 213 Auctions 2I Automobiles 170-115 Bicycles and Motorcycles 221 Birds for Sale 211 Boats and Motors 221 Books 225 Building Material 227 Cameras and Supplies 22 Campers 180 Clothinq 231 Coal, Wood. Fuel Oil 233 Dogs and Cats 202 Farm Machinery and Supp'ies 235 Fans 214 Fishinq, Hunting Supplies 237 Heating Equipment 241 Horses and Vehicles- 205 Household Goods 243 Household Goods Wanted 244 Jewelry and Diamonds 245 Lawn Mower Sales and Service 23? Machinery 247 Miscellaneous for Sale 251 Mobile Homes for Sale 162 Musical 253 Piano Tuning and Repair 257 Poultry and Supplies 20 Rabbits.

Monkeys. Pet Stock 207 Radios and Televisions 261 Seeds, Plants and Trees 2(1 Sewing Machines 22 Stamps and Coins 24 Office. Equipment 2 Toys t. Hibschman HIBSCHMAX, MARGARET C. (nee Cenatlempe), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, April 1, 1971, beloved wife of the late Joseph J.

Hibschman dear mother of Betty Gassel, dear daughter of Michael and Flora Cenatiempo, dear grandmother of Joseph Gassel, dear daughter ln law of Joseph J. and Elsie Hibschman, dear mother-in-law of Martin W. Gassel, our dear cousin. Funeral April 5, 9:30 a.m., from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 W. to St.

Lucys Church, Jennings. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Masses preferred. Hoover HOOVER, FRIEDA April 3, 1971, beloved wife of Lloyd G. Hoover, dear sister of Ernest Mader, Dorle Klein, Caroline Lapp and Florence Schulze, our dear sister-in-law end aunt.

Services 1:30 p.m. GUARDIAN Mortuary. 11101 St. Charles Rock rd. at Lindbergh.

Interment Mt. Lebanon. Horn average. Some may be more severe. Others may be mild but have severe cold in late winter after a fairly mild period.

This o. in parlors Sun 2 p.m. Czarnik 00 Please be advised of the death of John G. Ross Member of American Legion Post No. 40 and Volture 38-408 Guard of honor service Sun.

9 p.m. April 4, from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Funeral Home. 105 16x7 C'ZARMK, ROSE (nee Pietru-cha), April 2, 1971, dear is particularly damaging to wiie oi George a. czarnik, dear plants, especially if accompa 3840 Llndell Blvd mother of Victoria (Vickl) Cox Genevieve Klingl, Stella Novak and Wanda Wichmann, our dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-in- law.

grandmother, great-grand mother, aunt and cousin. Variable-Interest Mortgages Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home, 5541 Other Sizes Available CLOSE-OUT We art selling out our last carload of Morrison Roly Doors. Compare our prices with any other steel. door and qet in on these bargains! Sizes Availoble mverview April 5 to St. Michael's rc h.

Interment Calvary Please be advised of the death of Edward R. Metzger Member of American Legion and Voiture 38-408. Guaird of Honor Services April 4, 8 p.m. from KRIEGS-HAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Klngshighway Travel i Trailers 180 HORX, DAVID of Route 1.

De Soto, April 2, 1971. In his 67th year, dear husband of Margaret Horn (nee LaPlant). dear father of Mrs. Valle Uuanita) Commerford, Albert L. Horn and John Robert Spauale dear brother, grandfather, brother-in-law and atep-father.

Funeral from MAHN Funeral Home, 900 N. Main, De Soto, 9:30 a.m., Mon. to 10 a.m. Mass, St. Rose of Lima Church.

Interment Herculaneum Cemetery. go up in such periods is that lenders add in the expected decline in the value of their money. If they are protected by the adjustable feature, they can afford a lower rate. It would make it easier for savings institutions to compete for deposits in times of inflation. When they have low-paying mortgages from an earlier period, they usually cannot afford to raise the rates they pay I2xT I5x6'6" 15x7' 16x7' 8x6'6" 8xT 9x6'6" 9x7' Cemetery.

Davis DAVIS, MAl'DE IRENE, April 1, 1971, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear wife of the late Chris Davis, dear mother of Irene Weiss, Agnes Borton, Lorene Hughes, Chris and James Davis and the late Cecelia Nolfo, Adelaide Car-ruthers, Loretta and Lillian Davis, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funeral from NORTHLAND Mortuary. 7239 W. Florissant, April 5, 8:30 a.m. to Corpus Chrlsti Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member Sanctuary Society of Corpus Christl Church. Masses LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS SEND FOR LITERATURE Rate per line Dally Sun. 1 Time 94c 1.08 Jones VOITURE 38 Please be advised of the death of Edward R. Metzger.

Passed away April 2, 1971. Funeral 1 p.m., Kriegshauser's South. Guard of Honor Service 8 P.m. j-b limes (consecutive) 87c l.Ol 7. 8.

9 or 10 Times consecutive) for the price of 6 Times. ROOMS ROOM AND BOARD for savings high enough to attract deposits during a period Free Delivery City and County LU 1 Time 8lc 94c JONES, FREDDY April 2, 1971, dear brother of Raymond, Eddie, and Henry Jones, Katherlne Linn and the late Marie Black, our dear uncle and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols, April 5, 1 p.m. Interment Mt, Hope Cemetery. Member of Wellston Lodge No.

613, A.F.&A.M. J-b rimes (consecutive) 74c 87c This approach is common in countries with much higher rates of inflation than the U.S. In the past, lenders have been reluctant to adopt a variable-interest mortgage because of borrower resistance to increases in their monthly payments if the prevailing interest rate increases. However, Rose points out, the device need not work this way. If interest rates increase, the monthly payment might remain the same, but more of the payment would go for interest and less for principal and the life of the mortgage would be extended.

On the the other hand, if adjustable mortgages were in effect today, families that mort-gaged at 8'2 per cent six months ago, might be paying back on a 7 per cent loan today. Has Advantages The adjustable mortgage ap-i proach, Rose says, has three advantages as a measure for funneling money into the housing market. It would make savings institutions more willing to make home mortgages during tight-money periods, because they 7. 8. 9 or lu Times (consecutive) for the price of 6 Times.

SITUATIONS WANTED of inflation. New Dolan Office Dolan Co! Realtors has announced the opening of a north St. Louis County office in Plaza GOOD HOPE LODGE NO. 218 members assemble. Services for WOR.

BRO. LOUIS J. MOTTEL April 4, 8 p.m. Wacker Helderle, 3634 Gravoli Otto E. Flala WM.

WELLSTON Lodge 613 A.FiATMTT Brethren assemble at Kutl Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols. Masonic services for our late brother, FREDDY A. JONES, Sunday, 8 p.m., April 4, 1971. KENNETH W. EVANS.

W.M. 1 Time 69c 2c j-b limes Kennon (consecutive) 64c 77c Denyven DEXVVEV, VIRGINIA HOWELL, April 2, 1971, at Alameda, dear wife of the late Howard G. Denyven, dear mother of David H. Denyven, dear mother-in-law of Joyce Denyven, dear grandmother of Christine and Joy Denyven, daughter of the late D. K.

Howell Sr. and Rhoda D. Howell, sister of Katharyne H. Parsell of Tyler, D. K.

Howell Jr. and the late Doris H. Gruetzemaoher and J. F. D.

Howell, our dear sister-in-law. Interment National Cemetery, San Bruno, Calif. FROM PAGE ONE and the mortgage is renewed at the then-current interest rate. This approach was popular in the 1920s. (3) The amount of Inflation, as measured by a.

consumer price index, is added to the unpaid loan balance annually. Too Much Shade Called Shrub Hazard BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI)-Too much shade and nearby trees are two ever-present dangers for shrubs. Norman Pellett, ornamental horticulturist with the University of Vermont Extension Service, says sugar maple and the American elm have surface roots which steal moisture from the shrubs, as do large evergreens. combat this, he advises mixing peat with the soil around shrubs to help retain moisture.

The higher the mixture of peat and soil, the higher the chances of survival, he says. For shrubs directly under large trees, twice-a-week watering may be necessary, particularly in midsummer, he says. Yews need good moisture for growth but they can grow well in the shade, Pellett says. MISSOURI Steel Wire Co. 1406 N.

Broadway 7. 8, or 10 Times (consecutive) lor the price of 6 Times. Madrid Shopping Center, 13083 On all 7 to 10 times orders copy changes will be permitted only to delete items on which results have been obtained. 14 DEATHS New Halls Ferry Road. Manager of the office is Harry A.

Hanebrink with Richard R. Dolan as assistant manager. No advertisement accepted for less than the price of two lines. Local rates apply only to aver-tisers located in the state of Mis See Schickedanz. Kelley KELLEY, DAVIS entered into rest April 1, 1971, dear husband of Louise Kelley, dear father of Neil and Jeane Janet and dear brother of Lorene Wilson and Leah Kelley.

Funeral April 5, 1 p.m., from JOS. A. HOWARD'S Funeral Home, 1619 S. Grand to Hillcrest Abbey Crematory. In lieu of flowers, contributions to his memory may be made to St.

Louis Diabetic Society or St. Luke's United Church of Christ. souri or wiinm 150 miles of St, Louis in the State of Illinois ceyona tnese areas, rates are SI. 17 per line dally and Sl.37 per Dotson DOTSOX, PATRICK asleep ln Jesus, suddenly, on April 2, 1971, dear son of James and Gloria Dotson, dear brother of Michael, Daniel, Linda and Nancy Dotson. our dear grandson, nephew and cousin.

line ounaav liai. Advertisers using box numbers please ask for "Want Ad An swers wnen inquiring about re- ftp 3KLTDCF Funeral from CLARK Funeral (iENERAI, FOTTT.A TTONS The Post-Dispatch reserves the Kersten rignt to classify ads under an propriate headings. i ne rosi-Liispaicn reserves the right to revise or retect or discon tinue advertisements or to retain answers to any box number advertisement. If this richt is pyerrlcpH the amount paid for the advertise would be protected against inflation. It would help keep interest rates lower in times of inflation.

One reason interest rates ment wm De refunded to the art vertiser. It is agreed that the liability or KERSTEN, IONE R. (nee Roberts), April 2. 1971. wife of the late Earl W.

Kersten, mother of Patricia J. Campbell, Dr. E. W. Kersten Jr.

and Robert A. Kersten, dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Mrs. Kersten at the BOPP Chapel, 10610 Manchester Klrkwood. Funeral Tues.

10:30 a.m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. Mon. Memorials may be made to the Charles Kilo M.D.

Research Fund, Dept of Pathology, School of Medicine, Washington University. The Pulitzer Publishing Company MAKE YOUR IB Appel API-EL, OLIVER D.D.S., April 2, 1971, beloved husband of Marie E. Appel, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S South, 4228 S. Klngshigh-way, April 5, 10 a.m.

Interment Sunset. A 50 year member of Olive Branch Lodge No. 576 A.F.&A.M. St. Louis Consistory, Moolah Temple and Lestervllle Chapter No.

273 O.E 8. Masonic Services 7:30 p.m. Aubuchon AIBICHON, MILDRED J. (nee Mlllcahy), April 2, 1971, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Lester J. Aubuchon, dear mother of Richard N.

Mulcahy dear sister of Wlllard and Raymond Paul, dear grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, 118 N. Florissant Ferguson. April 5, 10 a.m. to St.

Ferdinand Church for 10:30 a.m. Mass. Interment St. Ferdinand Cemetery. Masses preferred.

Baker BAKKR, KIM DIANE, April 1, 1971, darling daughter of Kermlt E. and Dorothy N. Baker mee Hamilton), dear sister of Karen Mertens and Terri Baker, dear granddaughter, niece and cousin. Funeral services from the Independent Congregational Church. 11370 Old Halls Ferry April 5, 1 p.m.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation at the WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, 118 N. Florissant, Ferguson, after 2 p.m., Sun. Bauer BAITER, ELSIE M. (nee 8le-verll, asleep ln Jesus Anrll 3.

1971. beloved wife of in wie event or iauure to pubiisn an advertisement for any reason cir in the event that errors occur in me puonsning of an advertise ment. shall be limited to the Garden Events Calendar amount paid by the advertiser. claims concerning omissions or in. correct Insertions will not be con sidered unless marie within 30 Knueppe Home, 7400 Page April 5, 1 p.m.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Ferguson FERGUSON, AME MAE, April 2, 1971, beloved wife of Theodore J. Ferguson, dear mother of Dorothy G. Wofford and Ethel M. Martin, dear mother-in-law of G.

Henry Wof-l'ord and the late Hollis N. Martin, dear sister of George, Herman, Frances Zytowski and Lily Laird, dear sister-in-law of K. T. Zytowski, dear grandmother of Theodore and Phyllis Wofford, dear great-grandmother of Kathleen, Michael, Stephen and Ellen, our dear aunt and friend. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 422S S.

Klngs-highwav. April 5. 12 noon. Interment Sunset. A member of Third Baptist Church.

Fritzmeyer FRITZMEVER, I.Ol'IS W. Br. of Leslie, Missouri on Sat. April 3 1971. Dear husband of El-frieda Fritzmeyer (nee Juckel).

Dear father of Louis Fritzmeyer, of Union, Roland of Cuba, Mo. and Ronald of Leslie, Mo. Our dear father-in-law, grandfather, broUher and uncle. Mr. Fritzmeyer In state at the OLTMANN Funeral Home, Gerald, Mo.

Funeral April 5. Gardner GARDNER, EARL April 3, 1971. beloved husband of Marie Gardner, (nee Flanagan) dear son of the late Charles and Sophie Gardner, hrnihBr nf the lflfe Mamaret xrom aate ot puDiication. Dial 621-6666 For an Ad Taker For all other Posr-Dispotch business dial 621-1 1 1 1 CLOSING TIME FOR EUNDAVS WANT ADS: vr 11:30 A.M. Saturday Classified Display.

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A. T. V. MASTER ANTENNA TELEVISION SYSTEM DESIGNED INSTALLED SOLD or LEASED FOR HOME. APARTMENTS, MOBILE HOMES, CONDOMINIUM AND INDUSTRY Closed Circuit Television Featurei EXCLUSIVE ST.

LOUIS AREA WINEGARD DEALER BELTEC ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, INC. p.m. Old Trail "More Early Spring Flowers," Mrs. William McCown; hostess, Mrs. Murriell Davis.

Pierremont Belle Malson "Flower Show Schedule," Mrs. Walter Morns; hostess, Mrs. Kenneth Hanser. Rainbow, African Violet "Metropolitan St. Louis African Violet Society Show," Mrs.

Fred Tretter; hostess, Mrs. F. J. Thomas Murphy. Sunset View "Green Carpet Mrs.

Robert hostess, Mrs. Gene Elllnghouse; 7:45 p.m. Talisman "Portraits of Missouri WUd Flowers," Mrs. Arthur Lleser; hostess, Mrs. Edward Hanna; noon.

Friday Founder's Circle "Wildings," Mrs. Vincent Gilliam; hostess, Mrs. Paul Whltener; cohostess, Mrs. E. J.

Kirkpatrlck. South Klrkwood White Oaks Nursing Home project; hostess, Mrs. Frank Stone; 12:30 p.m. Webster Groves, Group 13 Dedication of bird sanctuary; hostess. Mrs.

Louis Laudel. Monday Bel Nor "Plant a Tree Make America hostess. Mrs. Timothy Maloney; cohostess, Mrs. E.

A. Greser. Black Jack Oaks "Birds of the Bible." Mrs. E. Rosenkoetter; hostess, Mrs.

Edwin Hermanns; cohost-ess, Mrs. Joseph Glatz. Fenlon "Flowering Trees," Mrs. Arthur A. Brock; hostess, Mrs.

Brock; 1 p.m. 1 Oaks "Growing, Oroomlng and Showing," Mrs. W. C. Berke-meyer.

Jiorthwoods "Miracles With Wings," Mrs. J. Cunningham; host- ess, Mrs. 0. Schroeder.

Old Farm "Orchid Culture," Mrs. Gerald Myers. (Seeders and Weeders "Champion-ship Wrestling, Mrs. Edward Schaefer; hostess, Mrs. Florence McCloud: cohostess, Mrs.

Neil Young; noon. Tonne South, Group One "Visiting Missouri State Parks." Mrs. W. E. St.

Vrain; hostess, Mrs. John Daniel; cohostess, Mrs. Vernon Edel-mann. Tuetiday Lakeshlre "Pine Cone Story and Exhibit," Mrs. Otto Woehrle; hostess, Mrs.

C. L. Snodgrass; cohostess, Mrs. Herman Winkelmann, Mrs. W.

Qulgley. Mignonette a Mrs. Dan Sakahara; hostess. Mrs. Robert Kurtzeborn; cohostess, Mrs.

Patrick Williams; 10 a.m. Petunia "Plaques of Dried Materials Mrs. E. S. Hanna; hostesses, KNIEPPE, WILLIAM 3.

entered into rest, April 2 1971, beloved husband of the late Stella Knueppe (nee Scheer), dear father of Erwin A. Knueppe and Mra. Eucene (Ruth) Gotsch and the late William Knueppe, lear brother of Mrs. Emily Caesel, and the late Arthur Knueppe, oivr dear lather-ln-law, brother ln law, grandfather, uncle, nephew and cousin at the ae of 82 years. Funeral Mon.

1:30 p.m. from BEIDERWIEDEN SOUTH SIDE Funeral Home, 320 Chippewa st. to St. Trinity Cemetery. Deceased was a member of The Haven Club.

Family prefers memorial contributions District 26A Lions' Sight Conservation or Lions Den Camp. Kolons HOI.ONS, BERMC E. April 2, 1971, beloved wife of Morris Kolons. dear mother of Joseph and Allen Kolons, dear sister of Mrs. Edna Gitter.

Harold and Sol Weinberg and the late Etta Baranlck. dear grandmother, mother-in-law, sister in law, aunt and great-aunt. Graveside service April -4, 2:30 p.m. at Chesed 8hel Emeth Cemetery. 7500 Olive St.

Rd. Family prefers contributions to a charity of your choice. BERGER MEMORIAL 4829 GoJdlellow Blvd. 383-2911 Johnson, brother-in-law, uncle ANNOUNCEMENT, 1 WAKE-UP SERVICE, dependable, reasonable. 8li3-2387 CEMETERIES MAUSOLEUMS, 4 6-GRAVE lot, with perpetual care, excellent location.

Memorial Park Ccmeterv, 50 less than current listed price. A. J. Felgel, 361 St. Mary's Road, Llbertyville, 111.

60048 MF.vmRTAL 3 or 6 graves. iSiUREL BILLS, 12 graves, S50 and cousin. Funeral April 6, 1 P-m. from MATH HERMANN SONS Chapel Fair 4 W. Florissant avs.

Interment Frledens Cemetery. Member of Beacon Lodge No. 3 and Local B. No. 1 I.A.T.S.E.

Masonic services Mon. 8 p.m. Visitation after 1:30 p.m. Sun. Garrett GARRETT, MAE A.

BORGILT (nee Hose), April 3. 1971, be-invH wife nf the late Leo Gar To help cljar the air in your city, plant a lawn. Grass is nature's best air conditioner. Green chlorophyll in grass blades absorbs carbon dioxide, and with energy from, sunlight converts it and water into starchy plant food. Oxygen is released into the air from the plants.

It's calculated that a 50-foot square of lawn will supply oxygen daily for a family of four! Plant 0217 Brand Fylking Kentucky bluegrass lawn seed and enjoy a thick, more disease and drought resistant lawn that can be cut low as inch, even Vi inch for a home putting green. Ask'for 0217 Brand Fylking Kentucky bluegrass at seed and garden supply centers and sod landscape distributors. each. YO 5-035o IS GRAVE lots, Oak Grove ceme- tery, reasonable 361-2205 MemorlarPark Cemetery, 1 or all. PR 3-9562, 9-5.

Gilbert E. Bauer, dear brother of Grace Tucker and Betty Jean Karay, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Mrs. Bauer at DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel. 7733 Natural Bridge, until 9:30 p.m.

April 4. Funeral 11 a.m. April 5. from Faith Ev. Lutheran Church.

3000 Lucas-Hunt Rd. Interment Laurel Hill. Benedek RKNKDEK, GEORGE, of Le- mav, April 2, 1971, beloved husband of Rita Benedek (nee Bond), dear father of George Michael and Rita Elena Benedek, our dear brother, father-in-law, brother In law, uncle and great-uncle. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Miohlgan at Koeln April 6, 10:15 a.m. Interment National Cemetery.

Visitation after 1 p.m. Bun. Bilda BILDA, ESTHER GORDOV, April 3. 1971, St. Louis, mother of Mrs.

Nan Granneman, St. Louis, sister of Mrs. Robert Mason. Mrs. O.

E. Simon and Mrs. Frank Jones, 7 Angeles, and 3 grandchildren. Services at HOUSER Funeral Home, 2613 W. Main, Jefferson City, 2 p.m.

Tues. Interment Rivervlew Cemetery. FLORISTS Mrs. S. G.

1 Mrs. Arthur rett, dear mother of Bernioe "RETT1FS Hartmann; 10.30 a.m. San Fernando "Let's Grow It and Pherlgo, Barbara Darlene Dll Ion. Edward Leroy Borgilt, Bet. ty Jane Floyd, Leo Roland Gar WANTS ADS rett ana uoiores viuia.

neiiij, dear sister of Charles, Beau, William "Tnariv" Rose and Es ther Nlswonger, dear grand FLOWER GARDEN Houre: 8 a in. -6 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m. -8 p.m., Bat. 8 a.m.- 38ci" S.

Grand PR 1-9600 for are SALES MARKETING EXECUTIVE Housing Asa result of infernal promotions, one of the nation's largest independent housing companies has a rare opportunity for an innovative and hard-driving Sales and Marketing Director for our Illinois Division. Must be thoroughly familiar with all phases of new home sales and merchandising. Successful candidate will have demonstrated ability to recruit, train and direct a professional 20 man sales force. He will be totally responsible for marketing program for volume single-family and townhouse developments in moder-. ate price range.

Excellent compensation program including profit sharing, health and life insurance and stock opportunity for sustained financial success combined with unique potential for advancement in company with an exceptional growth rate. Send resume and earnings history to: mother of Jerry Lee Elgin Jr. and Connie Sue Borgilt. Services 2 p.m. Tues.

at C. PRINSTER Funeral Home, Iric, 240 N. Klngshighway, St. Charles, with Rev. Don Burk-halter officiating.

Interment Oik Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. Visitation after 4 p.m. Sun. Gassel FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8 u.

LU I 1X1 to Show It," Mrs. IJ. u. neuyer; nuai-ess, Mrs. Kellyer.

Wednesday Bluebell "Carefree Perennials for Summer," Mrs, F. Stivers; hostess. Mrs. E. C.

Meyerhoff; cohostess, Mrs. J. H. Walsh; noon. Catalina "Preserving Flowers and Foliage," Mrs.

Howard Wagner; hostess, Mrs. John Nuernberg; co-hostesses, Mrs. A. C. Relchardt III, Mrs.

John Gardner; 8 p.m. Flowering Meadows "Candle hostess, Jeanell Dunn; cohostess, Joyce Bayer. four Seasons "Terrarlum," MrB. lion Oengler; hostess, Mrs, John Jecrest; cohostess, Mrs. Merle Kern per.

Harwood Hills Tour of greenhouses; hostess, Mrs. Robert Helmsch; co-. hostess, Mrs. William Selcer. Kehrs Mill View "The Use of Color and Design," Mrs.

John Cooper; hostess, Mrs. Cooper; 9:30 a.m. Thursday mn.vt. African Violet "Rejuven CROGHAN CH 190 K.NtALY See Htbschman. CALL albert h.

hoppe Geyer EVERYDAY. TO PLACE A WANT AO Call MAin 1-6666 (621-6666) Charge It ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tYLKlHG KENTUCKY SWtORASS U.I, Pltni Pti.r 2W MA 1-6666 CHULICK FUNERAL HOME 6409 Gravolsprcj L.SPR 1-0269 Mississippi and Allen PR 2-0402. KUTlSFUtfERALHOME 2906 Gravols PR 2-3000 CHULICKTWERAL HCTHE 6400 Gravois PR 10269 (621-6666) FOR GEVER, BEN, April 1, 1971, beloved husband of Bessie Geyer, dear father of Mrs. Lillian Dis-man, Harry Geyer and Morrie Geyer, Palm Springs, dear grandfather, great-grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle, Graveside service April 4.

1 p.m., at Chesed Shel Em-eth Cemetery, 7500 Olive St. rd. Contributions to a charity of your choice preferred. BERGER Memorial Service. ation of an Old Plant," Mrs.

Knute Hwennes: hostess, Mrs. William Another fine product of Jacklin Seed Inc. BOX J-395 POST-DISPATCH f-nnU. v. "Preserving DIRECT CONNECTION WITH AN AD TAKER.

MONUMENTS 10 OSEBRWoHTrONTJMENT cor 12240 Manchester rd. 965-3311 5232 West Florissant 3S5-7766 6424 Chippewa. 351-4300 Nature's Beaut Mrs. Howard Wagner; hostess. Mrs.

Jerry Bates; cohostess, Mrs. Eugene Feetz; 7:30.