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9 A Nov. 11. 1975 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Composers' String Quartet Plays By FRANK PETERS Post-Dispatch Music Editor The Composers' String Quartet played its first St. Louis concert last night at the Ethical Society as part of the series of touring chambermusic ensembles presented there every year.

It is a young quartet, with women in the second-violin and viola chairs. The musicians showed a keen sense of proportion and meaning in the two major works they played, Beethoven's Op. 135 and Mozart's K. 590 in F. They were attentive to detail.

The strangeness of Beethoven's scherzo and finale was heightened in their reading, but those movements surrounded a slow movement whose beauties were brought forth with uncommon warmth. Mendelssohn's unfinished Op. 81 in 1 and a Boccherini quartet in minor (Op. 58, No. 4) completed the program.

Through the evening the Composers' Quartet realized its intentions more elegantly in slow sections than in fast ones. When the pace built, and the notes rose loud and high, roughnesses appeared in the ensemble; the first violinist, otherwise secure in his intonation, played out of tune in such circumstances, rasped his bow and produced a wiry tone. The Mozart quartet disclosed similar problems for the cellist. night at least, the Composers' Quartet was a group of evident musical sensitivity and intelligence, interested in its music and able to interest the audience in it, yet too often letting its technical difficulties compete with the music for attention. Poco Performs Country, Rock Budget Talks By JOHN S.

CULLINANE Hardly anyone bothered to think whether it was country, rock or both when Poco played at the Ambassador Theater last night. About 3000 heard the concert, which included an opening set by James Lee Stanley, a modest performer whose performance was something to boast about. The four members of Poco have kept their show format the same, starting with some foot-stomping country twobeat tunes and gradually Mrs. C. M.

Christy Mrs. Lida Weigand Christy, wife of the late Calvin M. Christy, former president of the Christy Fire Brick died early today in her home of complications after a brief illness. She was 70 years old. moving into the well-charted waters of simple, forceful rock.

A lot of numbers were somewhere in between. The one man in the band who didn't sing, Rusty Young, provided the biggest instrumental voice in the group with his pedal steel guitar. He is also an accomplished bluegrass banjo player. Young took as many solos on his pedal steel as Paul Cotton did on his electric and acoustic guitars. Sometimes the parts were because indistinguishable, So did their voices.

Individ- Funeral Services Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lida C. Herndon and Mrs. Anne C. Franchot, six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Christy died in 1965. Funeral services and burial will be private. Geo. J. Sheridan Dies, Was Envoy LAKE FOREST, Nov.

11 (AP)---Leo J. Sheridan, a former United States ambassador to Ireland and the founder of one of Chicago's leading real estate firms, died yesterday after a brief You can get action thru the POSTDISPATCH Classified Pages Hearing Focusing On Arthritis Issues Defining the needs of arthritis victims and determining ways to meet those needs are two of the topics to be considered today in a public hearing sponsored by the National Arthritis Commission. The 17-member commission, which has been holding hearings across the county since its formation in April, was to hear testimony from medical experts, community leaders, patients and others concerned with arthritis. At a reception for the commission members last night, Dr. Ephriam P.

Engleman of San Francisco, chairman of the commission, said the hearings were valuable because they allowed the commission "to gain imput from all spectrums of society as well as stirring up interest for the cause of arthritis problems on the grass-roots level." The commission will hold four more hearings this year before compiling its findings. Those findings, along with the reports from six groups within the commission, will then be used to prepare a longrange plan for the use of vital statistics Carlisle, Robinson, Lax, 0., White, M. O'Brien, Freeman, Tyree, K. Carter, L. Bonner, Stifel, Faust, E.

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SpenDeLong, V. and of Bernice Thomure, our sister-in-law, great-grandmother Nov. 12, SMITH FUManchester av. Park CemeTues. 2 Nov.

10, of Hannah brother of Mrs. William dear broth- University of Colum- Nov. the SacraChurch, dear brother Treiber, dear cousin and a.m. from SONS, of SorMass. Inter- (Romie), Sat.

of Charand James Schooley, ErArthur Frank and un- and 20th 10 Interment Na- fortified with Mother 1975, dear father of Mullek grandfather, broth- KELNatural a.m. to AsChurch. Mass Memorial p.m. Tues. JOHN with the Mother of Leslie father of and Mark brother of Warnick, and Elizaof Anna Joseph grandfather of uncle, AMBRUSTER Lady of Asbury 10 a.m.

Cemetery. In donation for McNaughton B-17, San BURTON'S BIRTHDAY: Elizabeth Taylor wearing a sapphire and diamond pendant at a London party last night celebrating the fiftieth birthday of her husband, Richard Burton. About 130 guests attended the champagne event. Burton drank mineral water, sticking 1 to his no-drinking pledge that helped him win back his wife. (UPI Telephoto) Public Defender Is Appointed By a Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON 11.

Morris Caruthersville, appointed fective Dec. ty-third which consists and Washington Williams, executive Bootheel Area ance Program, 0273 T. H. Sun. Nov.

9, father of Ruth BroadLarry and Milton dear father-in-law, great-grandfath- SHEPHARD FU9255 Natural Bridge, to Laurel Hill CemeJensen was a retired served in the DOYNE, Nov. 9, of Dennis Johnfather-in-law of Peggy grandfather of DenDenice, Christine Ann Johnson, dear Lowell, J.R. and Juanita Shockley, Gladys Lawson and dear son of Nellie our dear brothuncle. KUTIS Funeral Gravois, Nov. 12, taken to New Harmofor services at 1 National Cemetery.

service Tues. 8 Nov. 11 Gerald R. talks today on fiscal year dollars. a series of with his aids He is looking budget where spending to goal he has down with Commitconservative discuss his Held will fly to for a dinner.

LatMr. Ford has Republican fundin and At- to day internasummit con- meeting, expected to reuntil when he plans DEATHS Jensen JENSEN, REV. 1975, beloved hurst, Harry, Jensen, our grandfather and er. Funeral from neral Chapel Wed. 1:30 p.m.

tery. Rev. missionary Ozarks. Johnson JOHNSON, 1975, dear father son, dear Johnson, dear nis, Jonathan, and Denice brother of Devon, Elbert Mitchell, Arleda Nettles, Dolas Kennon, and Enos Mitchell, er-in-law and Funeral from Home, 2906 11 a.m., then ny Baptist Church p.m. Interment Guard of Honor p.m.

Kirchhoefer KIRCHHOEFER, RITA MARIE, (nee Hoffmann), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 9, 1975, beloved wife of Larry J. Kirchhoefer, dear mother of Karen Meyer and Larry Kirchhoefer, dear daughter of the late Frank and Ida Hoffmann, dear sister of the late Frank J. Hoffmann, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME, 6322 S.

Grand, Nov. 12, 8:30 a.m. to John the Baptist Church for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment National.

Secretary Treasurer of the 14th Ward Democratic Club, member Workers' Louis American Postal AFL-CIO, and A.J. Aloe Auxiliary Post No. 1663, V.F.W., also Past President's Club of Post 1663. 11th District Mortuary service 7:30 p.m., Tues. In lieu of flowers donations to the St.

Louis Cancer Society would be appreciated. Lewis LEWIS, EDWIN asleep In JeSUS, Nov. 9, 1975, dear husband of the late Lydia E. Lewis (nee Ruck), dear father of Edwin H. Jr.

and Allen W. Lewis, dear father-in-law, grandfather, greatgrandfather, uncle and cousin. Mr. Lewis at the BOPP Chapel, 10610 Manchester Kirkwood. Funeral service Wed.

11 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, 1100 Inter- E. Clayton Manchester. ment Trinity Church Cemetery, Mr. Lewis was a veteran of World War I and member of 40 8 and American Legion.

Visitation 5-9 p.m. Tues. Lietz LIETZ, DOLLY H. (nee Lynch), suddenly Mon. Nov.

10, 1975, beloved wife of Dr. Robert G. Lietz, dear mother of Robert Lietz, our dear sister-in-law, aunt and niece. Mrs. Lietz was a member and Past Matron of Barbee 31 O.E.S., also member of 53 Club.

services Wed. evening 7:30 p.m. at mortuary. Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial. Mortuary 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Thur.

3 p.m. Entombment Mt. Hope Mausoleum. Visitation Wed. after 1 p.m.

McClane McCLANE, ALMA M. (nee Klund), Sun. Nov. 9, 1975, dear mother of William and James McClane and Mary Staicoff, mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Remains in state at WACKERHELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Ave.

until 9:30 a.m. Wed. Nov. 12. Funeral same day from St.

Paul's United Church of Christ, 3510 Giles at 11 a.m. Interment New St. John's Cemetery. Meinhardt see Walsh Moler MOLER, MARTHA M. (nee Loesch), asleep in Jesus, Nov.

8, 1975, beloved wife of the late Alfred M. Moler, dear sister of Elmer and Adam Loesch of Jefferson City, dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Services at BEIDERWIEDEN SOUTH, 3620 Chippewa 3 p.m. Interment Laurel Hill CemeVISITATION AFTER 3 P.M. Molloy MOLLOY, WILLIAM fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sun.

Nov. 9, 1975, beloved husband of Madeline C. Mallov (nee Suddarth), dear father of Tony, Mike Kevin and Karen Molloy, dear son of the late William and Helen Molloy (nee Kistner), dear stepson of Theresa Molloy, (nee Bogowitz) dear brother of Dorothy Krueger, Ruth Waiters, Marie DuVall, Rosemary Arbuszewski, Margaret Michelswirth, Patsy Adler, Kenneth Molloy, and the late Kate Barbier, our dear son-in-law, father-In-law, brotherin-law, grandfather, uncle, greatuncle, cousin and friend. Funeral Thur. Nov.

13, 10 a.m. from the BUCHHOLZ Spanish Lake Mortuary 1645 Redman Ave. Interment Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Mr. Molloy was a member of D.A.V.

and Bartenders Local 74 In parlors Tues. 6 p.m. Moses MOSES, JOHN Nov. 10, 1975, beloved husband of the late Virginia F. Moses, dear brother of Mary Maxwell, Charles Leo and the late Benjamin, Nathan and Clarence Moses, our dear brotherin-law, uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend.

Funeral from DREHMANNHARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, 1 P.m. Nov. 12. Intermenf Memorial Park. Visitation after 2 P.m.

Tues. national funds to deal with arthritis. The commission hopes to have its plan ready to present to congressional appropriations committees in the spring so that $5,000,000 already authorized can be allocated, Engleman said. Included in the list of about 30 witnesses scheduled to testify today are Senator Thomas F. Eagleton Missouri; Mayor Charles B.

Wheeler Jr. of Kansas City, the Rev. Lucius Cervantes of the Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens, and Dr. John Wells, chief of staff at Dr. Martin Luther King Hospital in Kansas City.

Wells, who attended the reception last night, said he intended to testify on the problems of the poor who suffer from arthritis. "The system is designed so that the poor person can not benefit from it and get the proper care that is needed," he said. The hearing, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., was to be at the Busch Memorial Center on the campus of St. Louis University.

ually, each singer and when they which was most of they were better would expect. Poco's mucic was ble and beautifully the same time. The flavor, if not up always in the which kept the mood was a musical cure depressed. Stanley had some tunes and some jokes but his half-music set was the same as when formed at the about a month ago. As occasion, Stanley hit.

His comedy tunes most hoots and applause the crowd although tive ballads were the acoustic guitar playing exceptional and gave the rhythm and needed. Stanley obviously sical gift of the highest and has worked out with the precision of He is a bundle of ment for one person. EXOTIC FLORIST Open Sundays. Major card by phone. A tradition elegance.

Casket pieces, sprays, 1-55 Bayless NETTIE'S Flower GARDEN Beautiful Expression of Sympathy. thru Thurs. 8-6 p.m., Fri. B-8 Sat. 8-5 p.m.

S. Grand PR 1-9600 DIRECTORS 0174 KUTIS FUNERAL HOME Gravols PR 2-3000 Gravois 842-4458 MONUMENTS 0216 ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT CO. Chippewa 351-4300 West Florissant 385-7766 FRATERNAL NOTICES 0232 EDGAR A. St. Louis Life Club, Telephone Pioneers of LAMBDA SOCIETY information 367-3163 0273 BAUER, VALERIA (nee Dzwonkowski), Nov.

10, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Mother Church, beloved wife Joseph H. Bauer, dear mother of Valeria H. Ottoline, Frank V. and the late Edward, Louis, and Joseph Bauer, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law, and cousin. Funeral from GEBKEN-BENZ Mortuary, 2842 Meramec Nov.

13, 8:30 a.m., St. HedChurch. Interment Calvary. Member of Rosary Sodality and Leof Mary. Visitation Tues.

after Beckmann Bauman BAUMAN, CLIFFORD, Nov. 1975, dear father of Clifford R. Bauman, dear brother of Henry, Ray, Vincent, Bernard and Bauman and Adele Geyer, dear father-in-law, grandfathbrother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral 2906 Gravois, Nov. 9 a.m.

Interment Mt. Olive Cemetery. In parlors Tues. 6 p.m. Beckmann BECKMANN, MARIE M.

(nee Scherlinger), Nov. 10, 1975, beloved wife of tha late Fred C. Beckmann, dear mother of Gertrude ScanIan, Edward J. and txe late Fred W. Beckmann, dear sister of Lena Feger, dear grandmother, greatgrandmother mother-in-law, sisfer-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from ORTMANN'S 9222 Lackland, Overland, Wed. Nov. 12, 8:30 a.m. to St. Patrick's Church for 9 a.m.

Mass. Interment Calvary. BOOTH, GEORGE Nov. 10, 1975, asleep in Jesus, beloved of Mary M. Booth (nee Kohenskey), dear father of George Bill and Melinda Booth, Audrey Shield, Wilma Roberson and Jean Watters, dear brother of Erma Buckley and C.

June Booth, our dear grandfather, law, brother-in-law and uncle. Mr. Booth in state at ALEXANDER GUARDIAN Mortuary, 11101 St. Charles Rock rd. at Lindbergh until 9 p.m.

Tues. Services Zion Lutheran Church, 12075 Dorsett rd. Interment Mt. Lebanon. Should friends desire, memorials may be made to Zion Lutheran Church.

Broesel BROESEL, MARIE Nov. 9, 1975, dear wife of the late Rinehardt Broesel, dear mother of Ted and Marjorie Broesel, dear aunt and sister Funeral services private. No visItation. PARKER-ALDRICH Service. Bruhn BRUHN, HARRY, Nov.

10, 1975, dear father of Ann Evraud' dear father-in-law of Marius Eraud, dear grandfather of Robert Eyraud. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Nov. 12, 9:30 a.m. to Hillcrest Abbey. Mr.

Bruhn was a Free Mason of Beech Grove Lodge No. 694 of Beech Grove, Ind. for than 50 years. in parlor Tues. after 2 p.m.

Carroll CARROLL, JOHN (JACK) Booth Nov. 10, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear husband of Joan J. Carroll (nee Siemer), dear father of Dennis Carroll, dear son of Catherine Carroll, dear brother of Dolores Snyder, Lawrence, Mary Covington, Harry Carroll and Betty Scheurer, dear son-in-law of Alma Siemer, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, Nov.

13, 8:30 a.m. to Church of the Magdalen for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment National. Visitation after 4 p.m.

Tues. CECIL, EDGAR A. Sun. Nov. 9, 1975, dear husband of Eleanor L.

Cecil (nee Krieg), dear father of Robert J. and James B. Cecil, dear brother, brother-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Mr. Cecil in state at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Tues.

Nov. 11 from 6 p.m. to Wed. 9 p.m. then to Renner Funeral Home Freeburg, Ill.

Celebration of the Mass at The Church of St. Joseph, Thur. 10 a.m. Mr. Cecil member Telephone Pioneers.

VISITATION TUES. AFTER 6 P.M Being was good harmonized, the time, than you predictasimple at country front, was background, light. It for the new different half-comedybasically he perAmbassador on that was a big drew the from his sensibest. His was him all melody he has a muorder his lyrics a poet. entertain- By Ford WASHINGTON, (UPI) President Ford is holding paring his 1977 budget to 395 billion Mr.

Ford began budget meetings last Saturday. for areas in the he can reduce stay within the set. He will also the Senate Steering tee, made up of Republicans to legislative program. Tonight Mr. Charleston, W.

Republican Party er in the week, scheduled raising appearances leigh-Durham, N. lanta. Friday Paris for a 'three tional economic ference. Following that Mr. Ford is main in around Nov.

29 to journey tp DEATHS 0273 Chadwick CHADWICK, CHARLES Nov. 9, 1975, beloved husband of Mary Evelyn Chadwick (nee Lambert), dear father of Ronald and Jane Chadwick, dear son of Charles Sr. and Nettie Chadwick, dear brother of Phylis Cooper and Richard Chadwick, dear son-In-law of Arthur and Hannah Lambert, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Nov. 13, 10:30 a.m.

Interment National Cemetery. Member of V.F.W. Post No. 6997. 11th District Mortuary Service Wed.

8 p.m. In parlor Tues. 5 p.m. Chaudoin CHAUDOIN, FEROL, (nee Nichols), Florissant, Sun. Nov.

9 beloved wife of the late William P. Chaudoin, dear mother of Eugene, Merrill, Raymond and William Chaudoin, Eunice Leigh, Betty Rigg, Mary Rule, and the late Kenneth Chaudoin, dear grandmother, great mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral service 10 a.m. Nov. 12, at the HUTCHENS Mortuary, 675 Graham Florissant.

Interment Laurel Hills. Clark CLARK, KATIE, Nov. 9, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late George Clark, dear mother of Charlotte Hammer and Olga Woodward, dear mother-inlaw, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, Nov.

12, 8:30 a.m. to St. Joan of Arc Church for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment Resurrection.

Visitation after 2 p.m. Tues. Constantine See Rodney Ebner EBNER, EDWARD suddenly Nov. 7, 1975, at Los Angeles, beloved brother of Magdalen Jesel, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and friend. Funeral 10 a.m.

at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois. Interment SS. Peter and Paul. Eggering EGGERING, LEO T.

Nov. 9, 1975, son of Leo T. Eggering Sr. and Dorothy F. Eggering (nee Fierce), brofher of Sr.

Dorothy S. S.N.D., Sr. Kathleen S.S.N.D., Dorothy L. Mainz, Mary E. Black and Robert J.

Eggering. Funeral from CRISP Funeral Home, Winterhaven, Fla. Ems EMS, GEORGE, Nov. 8, 1975, beloved husband of Carrie Ems (nee Rhomberg), dear brother of Christine Kochner, dear brother -inlaw, uncle, great-uncle and cousin. a.m.

to St. Stephen Protomartyr Church. Interment National Cemetery. Member of Veterans of World War 1 Bks. No.

77 vans EVANS, VIRGIL Nov. 8, 1975, beloved husband of Augusta Evans (nee McGhee), dear father of Kenneth, Virgil Thomas, Van and Timothy Evans, Joyce Wilfond, Wanda Kite, Norma Wright and Sandra Fisher, our dear brother, son-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brotherin-law, uncle, great-uncle and from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Nov. 12, 10:30 a.m. Interment National Cemetery. Retired member of Baker's Union.

Fleher FLEHER, EMMA J. (nee Yehlen), entered into rest Sun. Nov. 9, 1975, beloved wife of Walter H. Fleher, dear mother of Robert Gene R.

and the late Walter C. Fleher, dear sister of Louise Dierkes and Arthur C. Yehlen, our dear mother-In-law, sister-in-law, grandmother, aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral Wed. Nov.

12, 1 p.m. at the BUCHHOLZ Spanish Lake Mortuary 1645 Redman Ave. Contributions to The St. Louis Heart Assn. would be appreciated.

In parlors Tues. 2 p.m. Harris HARRIS, IRA suddenly, Nov. 10, 1975, beloved husband of Dorothy H. Harris (nee Hawkins), dear father of Sally, Carl and Trish Harris, dear father-in-law of Linda, beloved grandfather of Joey and Missy, dear brother and brother-inlaw.

Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Nov. 12, 1 p.m. Inferment National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, family prefers contributions to St. Mary's Health Center Cardiac Care Unit, 6420 Clayton 63117.

VISITATION AFTER 10:30 A.M. TUES. Hirlinger HIRLINGER, LAURA C. mmler), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Sun. Nov.

9, 1975, beloved wife of the late Joseph Hirlinger, dear mother of Joseph, Kenneth, Thomas, William and James Hirlinger and Dolores Sickles, our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home 2906 Gravois, Wed. Nov. 12, 8:30 a.m. to St.

Pius Church. Interment S.S. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Member of Ladies Sodality of St. Plus Church.

In parlor p.m. Correspondent quarters in CITY, Nov. is a 1966 E. Williams of University has been school. He defender, the circuit 15, for the Twen- his duties.

Judicial Circuit, He was of Jefferson fender counties. pellate 34 years old, is Commission director of the S. Sanchez Legal Assist- Sanchez with head- for two DEATHS 0273 Ottoline See Bauer Pavlik PAVLIK, AGNES V. (nee Ruane), Sun. Nov.

9, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear sister of Catherine Reddington of Chicago, Ill. and the late Mary Baumgarten and Farrell Ruane, our dear aunt and cousin. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Wed. 8:45 a.m. with mass celebrated at Mary Queen of Peace Church, Webster Groves, 9:30 a.m.

Interment Calvary Ceretery. VISITATION TUES. AFTER 2 P.M. Phillips PHILLIPS, HERBERT O. Sun.

Nov. 9, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Henriette M. Phillips (nee Koestner), dear father of Donald D. Phillips, dear brother of Palmer Phillips, Eva Mae Ricker and the late Eva Maude Reppert, dear father-in-law of Marlene Phillips, dear grandfather of Mary, John, Daniel and Anne Phillips, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Thur.

8:30 a.m. with mass celebrated at The Church of St. Joan of Arc at 9 a.m. Internment Resurrection Cemetery. VISITATION WED.

AFTER 12 NOON. Picker PICKER, EDWARD Nov. 9, 1975, beloved husband of Leota Picker, our dear father, brother, father-in-law, grandfather, brotherin-law and uncle. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, Nov. 12, 1:30 p.m.

Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Visitation after 7 p.m. Tues. Rettig RETTIG, FRANK C.

Sun. Nov. 9, 1975, beloved husband of Cecelia Rettig. (nee Bammert), dear father of Arthur and Jack Rettig, dear brother of Arthur, Otto and Roger Rettig and the late Ethnan Shay, our dear father-In-law, brother-inlaw, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral service at HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 S.

Broadway, Thur. 1 p.m. Interment New Picker Cemetery. VISITATION ater 3 p.m. Tues.

In lieu of flowers make donations to the charity of your choice. Rice RICE, JAMES former resident of the Alverne, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 9, 1975, dear brother of Frank S. Rice, dear uncle of Marie P. Feldmeler, and great-uncle.

No visitation prior to funeral Mass Tues. 10 a.m. at St. Charles Borromeo Church, 29th Locust sts. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

ALEXANDER CRESTWOOD ChaPel Service. Rodney (Constantine) RODNEY (CONSTANTINE), into rest Nov. 9, 1975, beloved wife of the late James Constantine Rodney, dear sister of Aneste Naum, dear sister-in-law of Magdalene Lewis, our dear aunt. Funeral 9:30 a.m. from FENDLER-CHULICK Funeral Home, 5611 S.

Grand at Bates to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 4967 Forest Park. Interment St. Matthews Cemetery. Donations to St.

Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church preferred. In parlors 1 p.m. Tues. Schuler SCHULER, MARY ANN (ROSIE), Mon. Nov.

10, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved daughter of Robert and Mary Dean Schuler, dear sister of Frank and Cathy Schuler, our dear niece, grand-niece and cousin. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Thur. 9:30 with mass celebrated at the Church of St. Joan of Arc at 10 a.m. Interment National Cemetery.

Family prefers donations be made to Research Division of The St. Louis Heart Assn. VISITATION WED. AFTER 2:30 P.M. Schwab SCHWAB, ROBERT R.

Sun. Nov. 9, 1975, dear son of Emma and the late Henry F. Schwab, dear brother of Ruth Steen, Josephine Welderman and Delores Steen, Dorothy Bodine, Betty Bruns, Jean Bouman, Henry, Eleanor, Edward, Ray, Elsie, Louanne and Dale Schwab, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Chapel 118 N.

Florissant Rd. Ferguson, Wed. Nov. 12, 2:30 p.m. Inferment Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Member V.F.W. Post 3944 and American Legion Post 184. Donations to Cancer Fund appreciated. 12th District Guard of Honor Service 8:30 p.m. Tues.

Visitation after 10 a.m. Tues. Siener SIENER, WALTER ROBERT, Nov.10, 1975, beloved husband of Margaret Schardan Walsh Siener, dear father of Mel, Wayne and Dennis Siener and the late George Walsh and Jackie Siener, dear father-in-law of Joan Walsh, Lorraine Siener, Jo Siener and Peggy Siener, dear son of the late John and Catherine Siener, dear grandfather of 16, great-grandfather of 3, dear brother, brother-inlaw, uncle, great-uncle and cousin. Funeral 10 a.m. at JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois. Interment St. John's Cemetery, Collinsville, Ill. Member of International brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and PaperMill Workers Local No.535 Visitation after 6 p.m. Tues.

in Caruthersville. He graduate of the of Missouri law plans to move to before assuming named public deyesterday by the ApJudicial Nominating to replace Joseph who has resigned. was public defender years. DEATHS Spencer SPENCER, ETHEL L. rick), Nov.

10, 1975, wife of the late Lawrence cer, dear mother of Leta Virginia Wrasmann, Edwin Dell Spencer, dear sister Stacy and Blanche dear mother-in-law, grandmother, and aunt. Fuenral Funeral 10:30 a.m. from JAY B. neral Home, 7456 Interment Memorial tery. Mrs.

Spencer in state p.m. Stolar STOLAR, DR. JACOB 1975, beloved husband Gillerman Stolar, dear Mrs. Rebecca Ackerman, Thelma Rosen, Hyman, and Martin Stolar, our er-in-law and uncle. Remains donated to Missouri Medical School, bia, Mo.

Treiber TREIBER, JOHN F. 10, 1975, fortified with ments of Holy Mother son of Alice De Vine, dear of James and Joseph brother-in-law, uncle, dear friend of Ida Lindel. Funeral 8:30 JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN 7027 Gravois to Our Lady rows Church. a.m.

ment SS. Peter and Paul. Walsh WALSH, JEROME Nov. 8, 1975, dear brother lotte Haffer, Thomas Walsh, Rosemary nest, John, Edward and Meinhardt and the late Frances Walsh, brother-in-law, cle, cousin and godfather. Funeral from SUEDMEYER KOCH Chapel, 3934 N.

a.m. fional Wed. Cemetery, Nov. J.B. Mo.

12. Walter WALTER, CHRIS the Sacraments of Holy Church, Nov. 10, husband of Edna Walter, Clara Perrin, Edna Mae and Glennon Walter, great-grandfather, brother, er-in-law and uncle. Funeral from CULLEN LY Funeral Home, 7267 Bridge, Nov. 12,9 cension of Our Lord 9:30 a.m.

Interment Park. Visitation after 3 Warnick WARNICK, JOSEPH Nov. 9, 1975, fortified Sacraments of Holy Church, beloved husband Jennings Warnick, dear Joseph John Warnick Ill Broderick Warnick, dear William J. and John P. Margaret W.

Rosenthal beth W. Mueller, dear son E. Warnick and the late Warnick dear Katherine Ballard Warnick, cousin and nephew. Funeral from Mortuary, 6633 Clayton Nov. 12, 9:30 a.m.

to Our Lourdes Church, Forsyth for celebration of the Mass Intermenf Calvary lieu of flowers, send Laetrile Research to Foundation, P. O. Box sidro, Calif. 92073. BURIAL PERMITS White, 1 R.

14, 5878. Julian Young, I. 60, 1451 E. DeSoto 66, 4310 St. Ferdinand 76, 1217 N.

Eighteenth Jackson, C. 59, 660 Twigwood Rushing, 66, 5944 Cates 30, 1450 Sullivan 73, 1440A Hamilton 69, 1307A Prairie Deutsch, 38, 7560 Wellington 83, 6802 Morganford Pierce, D. 70, 6030 Hancock M. 58, 4121 W. Farlin 84, 2729A Miami Arnold, 72, 5351 Delmar 5, 2733 Shenandoah De S.

90, 1020 S. Fourteenth Dustin, 70, 3225 Pennsylvania Weber, 67, 223 Walworth Martin, B. 52, 1077 Baden Poese, 91, 5840 Bermuda C. 64, 1945 Hebert F. 84, 25 Aberdeen Taylor, 68, 10029 Shapfield 72, St.

Charles Giblin J. 41, 2916 Union 55, 8226 Madison Deering, J. 26, 1217 Hodiamont Kinkade, MEMORIAM 0315 To Place an In Memoriam Call Miss Lane 621-6666 LOST 0331 BASSET HOUND, female, 1 yr. Union and Reavis, Reward, 638-3484 BOSTON Bull dog, black and white. Cardinal Glennon Parking Lot area, sick childs pet, reward.

772-3888, 652-6729 CAT, male, vellow-white, flea collar, 7900 Big Bend Area, recent operation, 781-2870 COCK-A-POO, white male, vicinity Pheasant Run apts, Nov. 6, REWARD, YO5-5872 days, 878-9862 nights. DOG lost, black Labrador Retriever, female, lost from 10334 Page, reward. 427-7623 GERMAN SHEPHERD, light brown male, Grand-Itaska area, Reward, 353-1797. GERMAN SHEPHERDS.

(2) puppies, 13 weeks old. Sable male and black tan female. Dellwood area. REWARD. 869-8397.

IMPORTANT NOTICE When you have placed a LOST advertisement and are notified that it has been found REQUEST the caller's Identity by name, address and PHONE NUMBER and call back BEFORE making further contact IRISH Setter, child's pet. substantial reward. 921-5298 JON Boat, 14' aluminum, khaki green, registration MO5342PP, 18 hp blue Evinrude motor. Liberal Reward. Information imperative to locate whereabouts of missing persons.

868-3756 or 388-1508 or 863-1800 LABRADOR, black female, 10 yrs. old. Creve Coeur Area. 434-8815. LABRADOR Retriever, black, male, vicinity of Bridgeton, 291-7167 LOST! St.

Bernard brown and white, black mask, 6 months old, answers to Hercules. Notify Gloria Doyle, 2320 Texas, 776-6763. MIXED, male, dog, reddish tan, white chest, scar on forehead, Michigan-Arsenal, 771-1373. PARAKEET, white with blue breast. Reward.

968-4336. SMALL BROWN Pemalekingese, vicinity Loughborough and Vermont, reward 481-0755. SMALL Grey, long haired Cairn terrier, lost in Arnold area, Reward, Days, 227-2272, Eves, 296-9985, 487- 5191 SPRINGER Spaniel, rust and white, Carrollton, Reward. 739-9243 TAPE RECORDER, Reel to reel, brand name Realistic, missing from car, large large reward. Personal album female singer.

771-7858 WATCH, LADIES GOLD covered Hamilton, initials B.A.H., vicinity Creve Coeur, REWARD. 993-3486 WIRE Hair Fox terrier, stiff ears, Laclede Sta. Rd and Dale Ave, Reward, 645-2275 FOUND 0356 Dog, male, black shaggy, clipped tail, Lamplighter Square. 892-6711 Sell things through a POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Call 621-6666 There's MONEY TO BE MADE through classified Are items you no longer need taking up valuable space at your house? Sell them for CASH through "MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE" Want Ad, Classification 9175 To place your ad, Dial 621-6666 ST.

LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Remember you can charge your Want Ad! 81, 3843 Ohio C. 15, Bluford, Ill. 66, 7428 Wellington Eberhardt, 80, 11246 Gravois 79, 10630 Charrette 84, 4431 S. Broadway Thoensing, M. 81, 3510 Miami Wundrack, V.

6017 Louisiana W. 57, 8929 Judith 63, 810 Evans Schmittgens, M. 70, 15201 Olive A. 5520 Finkman D. 55, Cuba, Mo.

Hamburger, 73, 5662 Marquette G. 54, 4469 Mohegan Hanselmann, 77, 122 Turf Costa, A. 63, 810 Evans V. 52, 4991 A Parker G. 85, 1863A N.

Market J. 32, 4726 Sacremento M. 69, 6515 San Bonita Knoernschild, 0. 83, August, Mo. C.

E. 53, 81 Lakeview A. 65, 1516 Kealty D.C., Sister 77, 2415 N. Kingshighway 70, 4311 Dewey R. 57, 4739 Goethe He was 78 years old.

Mr. Sheridan, who founded L. J. Sheridan and in 1929, was appointed ambassador in 1968 by President Lyndon B. Johnson and served in illness.

that position until 1969. WANT AD INDEX The numbers in the index below refer to the classification number and not the page number. All classifications are Numbered and Appear in Numerical Order. Service Classification Number Announcements 0018 A Bids and Proposals Wanted 9654 Business Directory. Business Opportunities 1859 Business Personals 0612 Death Notices 0273 Directors Meetings 9613 Financial 9571 Fishing, Vocations, Picnics .0570 Fraternal Notices 0232 Greetings ..0398 Legal Notices 9597 Loans 9555 Lost and Found 0331-0356 Personals 0497 Schools, Instruction 1578-1693 Special Notices.

.0554 Stockholders Meeting 9639 Swaps. 0679 Employment Employment Agencies 1776 Help Wanted 1792 Sales Help Wanted 1818 Partners. 1834 Situations Wanted 1735 Real Estate for Rent Apart. for Rent. Business Prop.

Sale-Lease 7138-7294 Flats for Rent 2758-2931 Farms for Rent 7435 Hotels 2352 Houses for Rent 2956-3111 Mobile Homes for Rent 7716 Office Space .7351 Resorts for Rent 4978 Rooms, Board 1891-2295 Suburban Prop. for Rent 3137-4853 Suburban, Furnished 4879 Wanted to Rent 4952 Real Estate for Sale Acreage for Sale- Wanted ..7112 Aportments for Sale 6858-6999 Business Prop. Sale-Lease. 7138-7294 Deeds of Trust 5058 Farms and Farm Land 7435-7658 Flats for Sale 6858-6999 Houses for Sale (St. Louis City) Hunting Grounds .7393 Investment Property 7310 Loans on Real Estate Land, Lots Mobile Homes for Sale 7690 Money Wanted 5090 Real Estate Services 5116 Real Estate Trade 5132 Real Estate Out of St.

Louis 7674 Real Estate Wanted to Buy 5157 Resorts for Sale 5017 St. Louis County Farms 7658 Suburban Prop. for Sale 5199-6692 Timber Lands .7419 Things for Sale Air Conditioning Equipment 8474 Aircraft Animals 8235 Antiques 8573 Aquariums and Fish 8458 Auctions 8599 Automobiles 7773-8151 Bicycles. .8615 Birds for Sale 8417 Boats and Motors 8656 Books 8698 Building Materials 8730 Cameras and Supplies 8755 Campers 8011. Clothing 8797 Cool, Wood, Fuel Oil 8813 Dogs and Cats 8276 Farm Machinery and Supplies 8839 Fans 8474 Heating Equipment 8912 Horses and Vehicles 8326 Household Goods 8953 Household Goods Wanted 8995 Jewelry and Diamonds 9019 Lawn Mower Sales and Service 8896 Machinery 9050 Miscellaneous for Sale 9175 Motorcycles 8177 Musical 9233 Poultry and Supplies 8391 Rabbits, Monkeys, Pet Stock 8359 Radios and Televisions 9290 Seeds, Plants and Trees 9357 Sewing Machines 9373 Sporting Goods 9399 Stamps and Coins 9415 Store, Office Equipment 9456 Toys 9498 Travel Troilers 8011-8094 Advertisers are requested to check the first insertion of ads for corrections.

This newspaper will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion. ANY ERROR SHOULD BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY. SO, PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD CAREFULLY AND NOTIFY PROMPTLY IN CASE OF AN ERROR. Claims concerning omissions or incorrect insertions will not be considered unless within 30 days from date of publication. CANCELLATIONS OR CORRECTIONS CAN NOT BE MADE BETWEEN THE TIME THE AD IS ORDERED AND THE INITIAL PUBLICATION 0158 PERSONAL 0497 HI GUYS AND GALS: Want to meet someone special? Someone you choose yourself.

Come to View-ADate see and hear your date on our special video tape machine. First St. Louis. Call 432-2330 anytime, ask for Connie or Bill. IS ISRAEL A MIRACLE? Call 776-0267 LOSE WEIGHT, STOP SMOKING Hypnosis by appointment only Downtown Office, 436-3136 M.L.S.C.

GAY HOT LINE 367-0084 WHAT Are Your Needs? Health, Money, Friends. Help is Within. problems Unsolvable. For help In understanding yourself, the God within and the Power of Prayer. Consult Rev.

Christine Hill, P. O. Box 7256, St. Louis, 63177 CARE OF CHILDREN AND AGED NURSING HOMES 0513 A-OKAY HOMES Retirement living for the young at heart. Don't be isolated from the world, live in a lovely apartment complex where one building has been redesigned to fit to special needs of the retired.

We offer 3 full meals a day, snacks, all laundry and maid service, planned recreation and 24 hour care. State and St. Charles City License. Prices from $225 per month. We cordially invite you to inspect our facilities at any time.

Located at 131 Cole St. Charles, Mo. 63301. Call for free brochure, 946-6946 LOVELY private home for senior citIzens, 3 meals, supervision, home atmosphere, 771-2637 SENIOR CITIZENS HOME: Private Rooms, Beauty Salon, Chapel, Elevator to every floor, Reasonable Rates, 843-2856 Will room, board and care for elderly lady in my home. 524-6822 PUBLIC NOTICES 0539 Notice is hereby given that an order dated 1975 has been issued by the undersigned authorizing the name of the Gas Screw Harry's Folly official number 568735, owned by Michael A.

Cummins of which St. Louis, Mo. Is the home port to be changed to Mick's Bricks. PUBLIC NOTICE The Office of Manpower Programs, Hillsboro, Missouri, has announced that funding in the amount of $150,000 under PWEDA Title Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 as amended using Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, Title VI regulations will be used to provide Public Service jobs to unemploved and underemploved residents of Jefferson and Franklin Counties. The program activities and distribution of funds are as follows: Public Service Employment $145,000 Prime Sponsor Adm.

and Support Service Cost 5,000 TOTAL GRANT $150,000 The geographic area to be served includes Jefferson and Franklin Counties. The total estimated number of persons to be served by the grant is twenty. The Office of Manpower Programs Counties, Inc. seeks to quality as an area of excessively high unemployment due to unemployment rate in both counties being in excess of for the most recent three consecutive months. (Federal Register, Vol.

40, No. 7, January 10, 1975, Section 99.15 (D).) Unemployment rates for the most recent six consecutive months are as follows: Jefferson County MAR. 9.7, APR. 9.1, MAY 8.6, JUNE 10.2, JULY 9.6, AUG. 9.1 (Preliminary) Franklin County 9.9, 9.3, 8.7, 10.4, 9.8, 9.3 (Preliminary) The complete copy of the PWEDA CETA Title Vi application may be examined at the Manpower Programs, P.O.

Box 362, Hillsboro, Mo. 63050, telephone 789-3502, office hours 8:00,4:30 weekdays. Consideration will be given to comments about the application and distribution of funds within thirty (30) days from the date of this publication. Address comments to Ronald Ravenscraft, Director, Office of Manpower Programs, at the above address. Written comments may also be directed to Mr.

Richard Miskimins, Manpower Administration, U.S. Department of Labor, 911 Walnut, Kansas City, Mo. 64106. SPECIAL NOTICES 0554 SPECIAL NOTICE-, Troy G. Green.

of 2318 Esquiline Drive. City of Fenton, Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anvone except myslef. (Signed). Troy G. Green BUSINESS PERSONALS 0612 2 Great Seats for of BluesHockey.

Sat. Games available If preferred. Arena Circle, Section 115. 771-0403 A Nashville Record Production Compony looking for singing talent. 812- 332-1666.

A Nashville Record Production Compony Looking For Singing Talent 812 332-1666. ABOVE AVERAGE DATING CLUB RECORDED MESSAGE 645-1414 ART and photographic studio with models available. 739-2101 CALL 645-6594 for your Personal Hor oscope. COMPARE SAVE on Auto Insurance. ROGER, 739-4664, 567-5592 HAVE DATES WITH I TO 3 CARE FULLY SCREENED NEW PEOPLE EVERY MONTH.

SDI Expands your social life and helps you find your one special person. Call Selective Dating 872-8701 WORLD STUpIO VIEWS 4819 Delmar 361-8888, 10 to 6 SHARE A RIDE 0653 Ride Wanted daily 5 davs a week to 4300 Woodson Rd. 7:45 to 4:30 p.m. 664-6498. SWAPS 0679 999 BARGAIN TIRES, NEW-USED Snow- Regular and Wheels $2 up 752-5738 5820 HAMPTON 353-9875 AL ZEMAN TIRE SNOW or REGULAR and WHEELS OIL MAJOR BRANDS $1.50 gal.

Master Charge 6327 Chippewa 353-3200 TRUCK. Int'l Tandern, Demp. 1961, good want Tractor or 1-618-274-3350 ENTERTAINMENT 0703 GUITARIST and Keyboard plaver, both must be able to sing lead. 426 1142 or 291-2835. LATIN MUSIC, looking for steady lob or private parties 776-7328 Cecil.