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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3B MONDAY, MAY 6, 1996 REVIEWS eniorNet Guitar Society Ends Its Season With Verve Group Gathering Here Hopes To Get Older Adults 'On Line' MUSIC By Ralph Dummit Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Computer-savvy older adults will converge on St. Louis this week for the 10th anniversary conference of SeniorNet, an organization that teaches computer technology to those 55 or older. Members will meet Wednesday through Saturday at the Regal Riverfront Hotel, older adults "gives them the self-realization that 'I can do it, I can still The keynote speaker Saturday morning will be Nicholas Negro- ponte, founder and director of the Media Lab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and author of "Being Digital." The international organization' has its headquarters in San' Two works, written by Hill and Wiltschinsky, showed that the performers had internalized (as composers) much of the elegance and gracious melodic flair that characterizes the music they champion as performers. Wiltschinsky's "Prelude and Jota" suggests that he thinks more with a sense of distinctive melody and texture than Hill, whose work, "Tre Esercizi," is very virtuosic, conceived through the fingers.

Both pieces made an agreeable impression. The two players are charismatic, work well together and play with polished professionalism. On rare occasions, some of the faster tempos seemed ambitious (as in the first of Guiliani's "Polonesi Concertanti), and their tangos could use a smuttier edge. But these are minor quibbles about a very fine ensemble indeed. Saturday's concert was the last of the season for the Guitar Society.

By Philip Kennicott Music Critic of the Post-Dispatch No need to go diving for unnecessary profundities in the concert presented by the guitar duo Hill and Wiltschinsky on Saturday night. Their program at the Ethical Society, presented by the St. Louis Classical Guitar Society, was a string of charming crowd pleasers. The English duo, making a second appearance in the United States, presented an evening of diverse and diverting music. Virtuosity was the unifying thread, tying together Elizabethan lute works and Brazilian tangos, with a nod to contemporary styles, and Italian bel canto thrown in.

Four Elizabethan lute duets opened the program, revealing the duo's sharp trills and skillful way with the music's incremental rhythmic elaboration, its progression by steps from simplicity to great ornamental complexity. Works by Fernando Carulli, Mauro Guiliani and Fernando Sor explore guitar music at the juncture of the 18th and 19th centuries. Carulli's Largo and Rondo had moments of Haydn and Rossini; it is a work of high spirits, the. first part testing the players' ability to create the illusion of a vocal line, the second an insouciant romp. The three-movement work by Sor Introduction, Theme and Variations, and Waltz was a series of charming, four-square diatonic pleasantries.

The variations tested and confirmed Robin Hill's remarkable manual dexterity. A transcription of one of Mendelssohn's "Lieder ohne Worte" (Op. 62, No. 1), was impressive for its vocal illusionism. Curious though: Why is it that when instrumentalists imitate singers, they imitate one of their worst habits the upward slide? 200 South Fourth Street downtown.

The St. Lou- The opening session is open to the public. Francisco and a membership of about 19,000. 'Dance Detour 'Abandons Straight And Narrow MODERN DANCE The organi- zation teaches the basics of a per- sonal computer and other skills, such as creating a spreadsheet and surfing the Internet. The Gateway chapter is spon-i sored by Deaconess Health System and Southwestern Bell Tele- phone.

Since 1993, the local -chapter has conducted 155 classes and has taught some 1,400 students. Its philosophy is "to im-, prove the quality of life of older adults through literacy." Portions of the conference be featured on SeniorNet's web site at http:www.seniornet.org. is Gateway SeniorNet chapter is hosting the event. The opening session, from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday, is open to the public.

Carl Van Dyke, executive director of the St. Louis chapter, said SeniorNet "has opened a window to the world." The reasons for joining vary, he said. "Some people want to keep up with their children and grandchildren. "Others want to volunteer to help their favorite charity but realize they can't do a thing without computer skills," he said. Perhaps most important, he said, is that computer training for Nathalie LeVine and Patricia Creek, delved into more contemporary material than usual.

At the St. Louis Art Museum Saturday afternoon, Creek's bright, high-energy "Oh, Sousana" put the dancers in red, band uniform jackets, tall hats and white tutus for rousing Sousa marches, led by Tracey Lewis and Danny Clark. Diana Deaver, Michelle Wentworth and Ian Alexander Archer danced a sprightly if not perfected "Pas de Trois" from "Swan Lake, Act In two other works, Creek created a serene abstract ballet, "Shadowed Dreams," to Chopin's piano music and paid tribute to her mother in "Growing Up," featuring projected photos of herself and her mother. Also on the program, modern dancer Sherry Londe presented the deceptively simple "Internal Rhythms" for the apprentice and junior company members who spoke, acted and danced, often to silence. By Regina Popper Of the Post-Dispatch Staff A dance-packed weekend offered the Ballet Conservatory Company's spring concert and the performance of a collaborative modern dance project called "Dance Detour." Mary Ann Rund serves as spokeswoman and chief organizer for Dance Detour's 10 independent dancers and choreographers, who came together for an informal sharing of their works at the Olin dance studio at Washington University.

The Saturday night event showcased several very worthy choreographic talents. The most successful piece of the evening was Rund's "Thunderpulse," which used five women and one man along with the American Indian-inspired music of Scott Fitzgerald to explore the driving energy of hunter vs. hunted. Other show-stoppers were Rund's "Spilled," in which she liter- ally and psychologically bears the weight of her partner, danced by David Marchant, an artist-in-residence at Washington University. Also deserving kudos are Stefanie Silverman for an intriguing look at her Jewish roots in "Deep Fried Potatoes," Lori Roof Racine for "Ink Blots and Passages," also with American Indian-inspired themes, and Sandy Pylipow's "Women With Balls" using medium-sized and gigantic beach balls.

The other pieces had some fine moments but too often resorted to dance-class moves or movement that wasn't guided by a solid dance idea. Also dancing andor choreographing were Jennifer Gross, Rachel Hartmann, Vivia McCutcheon, Judy Silber and Stuart Tsubota. The youthful Ballet Conservatory Company, a training company under the artistic direction of Teen Shot To Arrest Suspect Sunday at Linton and Carter that he died one block the intersection of College avenues. described the motive for the as a disagreement. they recovered a weapr i( believe was used in the A 16-year-old youth who was shot early Sunday ran one block before collapsing and dying, St.

Louis police said. Later Sunday, police arrested a 31-year-old suspect. The victim was Cortez Hall, who lived on Cleveland Police said that Hall was shot about Weather chairs in the school's purple and gold gym were parents of students. And many, like Kate's parents, Morris and Pat Brandt, had been here before. "We helped move books and equipment here," Morris Brandt said.

"We brought stock trailers and moved it all. The community really pulled together to get this done." high school kids play like Swedish dodgeball and king's court," she said. Also, there is a lunch room. A computer lab next to Mrs. Riechmann's fourth-grade class, where Kate sits in the front of the room, is fully stocked.

There is space enough for experiments, such as the one her class performed recently to show how weather systems form. The students haven't studied floods yet, but Kate said she thinks some of her classmates may be familiar with that topic. "We already know they can destroy a lot of stuff," she said. Classes have been held at the new school since the beginning of April. At the dedication ceremony Sunday, many of those seated on folding FUNERAL NOTICE From page one served as classrooms since 1993 for most of the 410 students who attend the new school.

To 10-year-old Kate Brandt, who has now spent most of her academic career in cramped temporary classrooms, the new school is a place of wonder that defies easy explanation. "It's really neat," she said. Kate wrinkled her freckled nose when asked to describe the differences. There is a gym now, she said. "I'm learning a lot of new games like the One DrownedrOne Missing As Water Sweeps Van Away Death; Police SCHELLER, FRED on Sat.

May 4, 1996, beloved son of Fred W. and Beatrix Scheller, dear brother of Roxann Farris and Brenda Scheller, our dear uncle, cousin, nephew and friend. Funeral Services at HOFFMEISTER SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL, 1 51 5 Lemay Ferry Rd May 7, 10 a.m. Services will conclude at the chapel. VISITATION from 2 9 p.m.

MON. SCHMITT, JOAN K. (nee Dorn), Fri. May 3, 1996; beloved wife of Elmer Schmitt; beloved mother of Susan, Teresa, and Robert Schmitt; dear daughter of Mar-cella Dorn; our dear sister, sister-in-law, aunt, niece, cousin, and friend. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, May 7, 9:30 a.m.

to St. Agatha Church, 10 a.m. mass. In- terment Sunset Cemetery. In parlor Mon.

4pm. STEINER, CHARLES May 4, 1996, be-llgl loved husband of Emily Steiner (nee Nicewarner), dear father of Kath-ryn Ann Brandt and Karen Guar-iglia, dear grandfather of Brett Hunter, Tracy, Cara and Travis Guariglia, brother of Adele (John) Deditius. brother-in-law, uncle and friend. Service at Memorial Park Cemetery Chapel, Jennings, 11 a.m. Mr.

Steiner was a member of Masonic Lodge, Pride of the West No. 179 A.F. A.M. If desired, contributions may be made to Masonic Home of Missouri or Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children. Masonic service, 7:30 p.m.

VISITATION at The SCHRADER Funeral Home, itsou ividiiuiesiBi nu. Holloway, Ballwin, 5 8 p.m. STUDT, ANN 70, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 4. 1996, dear wife of John Studt, dear mother of Michael and Robert Studt, Carry Farrell, Cathleen Geroff and Jane Heavens, dear grandmother of three, dear sister of Helen Eckels and Betty Crea-son. Memorial Mass May 8 at 10 a.m.

at the St. Roberts Bellarmine Catholic Church, St. Charles, MO. Burial will be private at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis.

Memorials to the donor's choice ln care of PAUL FUNERAL HOME, St. Charles, MO. VALDEZ, JOSEPH, of Sv Glen Carbon, IL, former-Hg ly of E. St. Louis, May 5, 1996, beloved husband of the late Melba Valdez (nee Shepherd), dear father of David (Kathy) Valdez, Diane Valdez, dear grandfather of Theresa Anne and Leslie Kathryne Valdez, dear brother of Margaret Suarez, Raymond (Eutola) Valdez.

Services on May 7 at 9:30 a.m. from KASSLY MORTUARY, 9900 St. Clair Fairview Heights, IL for 10 a.m. Mass at Holy Rosary Church in Fairmont City, IL. Friends may call at the Funeral Home after 3 p.m.

on Monday. Mr. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to St. Health Care Center Cancer Program, Cancer Information Center. 6420 Clayton St.

Louis, MO 63117. 0240 Funeral Directors 2 a.m. avenues and west, near and Carter Police killing only Police say on that they slaying. VOGTS, LORETTA A. (nee Wet zel).

Born March 1, 1898 and died on May 3, 1996, in her 98th year, Beloved wife of the tate1 Henry G. Vogts (1969), dear mother of Dorothy Julia' Meckfessel (nee Vogts), mother-in-law of the late Pat Meckfessel (1995), dear grandmother Scott and Patricia MacDoniels (nee Meckfessel) and Richard and Kerry Meckfessel, dear great-grandmother of Amy, Bet--sy, Doug, Greg, Rob and Tracey, our dear aunt and friend. Member of Salem Church and Barbee Chapter No. 31 O.E.S. VISITATION at Salem Church, 2490 Pohlman Road at New Halls Ferry Road (63033).

MONDAY, 3 P.M. UNTIL TIME OF FUNERAL SERVICE AT 4 P.M. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made Salem Church VfS WATSON, MARTHA FRANCES, on May 4, 1996, dear daughter of the late William Campbell and Dall (nee Bridge-water) Watson, dear sister of the late Samuel Thomas Watson, dear sister-in-law of the late Frances Watson Ruhl, dear aunt of Marian Watson, Larry and Shirley Kruse, great-aunt of Nicholas Watson Kruse and Adam Watson Kruse, dear cousin, friend, and mentor to many. Graveside service on May 7 at 12 noon, Barkley Cemetery, New London, MO.

Memorials to the Salvation Army, 3800 Lindell St. Louis, MO 63108 or Sheila Webb Scholarship Fund, co Pattonville P.N.E.A., co of Carrollton Elementary School, 3936 Celburne Lane, Bridgeton, MO 63044 appreciated. No visitation. HOFFMEISTER KRIEGSHAUSER WEST COUNTY FUNERAL HOME SERVICE. WEHMUELLER, EVALYN "EVIE" (nee Simmons), May 2, 1996, beloved wife of the late Wilbert W.

Wehmueller, dear mother of Joan (Gary) Heide, CaroMRobert) Khoury and William (Terry) Wehmueller, dear grandmother of Kitty, Kriss, Ralli, Wendy, Benjamin, Rebecca and Daniel, dear sister of Doris Sanders, our dear sister-in-law, aunt and friend. Mrs. Wehmueller in state at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL, 101 51 Gravois, May 6, 4-9 p.m. Interment private. Memorial services at Peace Lutheran Church, 737 Barracksview, May 7, 10 a.m.

Contributions to Peace Lutheran Church or Lutheran Assoc. of Missionaries and Pilots appreciat- 1 ea. 0190 In Memoriam TO PLACE an IN MEMORIAM, PLEASE CALL VALARIE 340-8400 0230 Florists DIERBERGS FLORIST FUNERAL HOME Dellverlet 7 DAYS A WEEK Order Lines Open 24 Houri 314-692-2000 Dooley's Florist M7-7444 TO PLACE YOUR IN MEMORIAM, PLEASE CALL VALARIE 340-8600 0240 Funeral Directors posted at the sides of the creek. Debbie Bohnert, the driver, was following her husband's car when the rain-swollen creek stalled the van and swept it about a mile downstream. The first car made it across safely.

Debbie Bohnert was able to swim away from the van before it came to rest on its side. Her son also was able to get out of the van, and he was rescued by a nearby resident. Debbie Bohnert, in an attempt to save her son, broke her leg when she tried to run and pull him from the water. Authorities said Sunday night they did not have much hope that they would find Ernest Bohnert alive. He suffers from emphysema.

Rescuers found his oxygen tank about 500 yards from where the van came to rest. "The water was really, really running," Crump said. "It was moving at 10 to 15 miles per hour, and some trees were coming down there that were three feet wide. It doesn't take much for these creeks to flood." Mike Basler, the fire chief in nearby Bloomsdale, said, Ernest Bohnert "was in bad health, and I just don't expect to find him." About 75 volunteers helped in the search until just after dark. Lawrenceton is about 50 miles south of St.

Louis. Patricia Corrigan of the Post-Dispatch Staff contributed some information for this story. LENEAU, SISTER MARY BERTINA C.S.J., of Nazareth Living Center, Sat. May 4, 1996; beloved daughter of the late Alfred and Albertina Leneau (nee Sa-vord); dear sister of Medore Leneau of Green Bay, Wl and Leah DePouw of Oconto, Wl; dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, cousin, friend, and sister in Christ. Funeral mass from Nazareth Living Center Tues.

May 7, 9:30 a.m. with burial following in Nazareth Cemetery. Visitation Mon. May 6, 2pm-7pm with prayer service at Contributions may be given to Sisters of St. Joseph Retirement Fund, 6400 Minnesota St.

Louis, MO 63111. FEY Service. LORDAN, LUCILE B. (nee Gren-nan), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 2, 1996 beloved wife of the late John S. Lordan, dear mother of John J.

(Diane) Lordan and Anne L. (Thomas) Coerver, dear sister of Clare (Elton) Conley and the late Anne (Joseph) McGrath, James (Helen) Grennan, Mary (Jack) Baker, Genevieve (Nicholas) McGrath, Sr. William Clare Grennan, S.L., Laurence (Florence) Grennan, Eileen (Howard) Craft and Lor-etto (Richard) Henkel, dear grandmother of Michael, Douglas and Kathleen Lordan and Maggie Coerver, dear aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Memorial Mass will be held May 6 at St. Monica Catholic Church, 12136 Olive at 7 p.m.

The family will recieve friends Immediately following Mass. Mrs. Lordan was a Resident Nurse at Webster College and a nurse at Deaconess Hospital. She donated her remains to St. Louis University School of Medicine.

Contributions to St. Monica Church Memorial Fund In the name of Lucile B. Lordan appreciated. KRIEGSHAUSER BROTHERS FUNERAL SERVICE. LUMLEY, BESSIE (nee Ramsey), May 5, 1996, beloved wife of the late Leon Lumley, dear mother of Algie Don Sr.

and Rodney Sr. Lumley, dear sister of Edward Ramsey, Ruby Beck and the late Woodrow Ramsey, dear sister-in-law of Audrey DeProw Parsons and Laura Ramsey, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmofner, aunt, great aunt, great great aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral from KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL, 10151 Gravois, May 8, 9 a.m. Interment Friedens uemeiery. Memoer or victory Baptist Church.

In parlor 3 p.m. PRICE, ROMAN F. 8s. on May 3, 1996, be-p3 loved husband of Clara L. Price (nee Lange), dearest father of 0eorge (Tinaj Price, Linda (Chris) Ferguson, Russell (Kim) Price antf Alvin Price, grandfather of eight, our dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend.

Funeral service from DREH-MANN-HARRAL CHAPEL, 7733 Natural Bridge, on May 7, 10 a.m. Interment National Cemetery Jefferson Barracks. A member of Sheet Metal Local 36. Visitation 2-9 p.m. RAMSEY See Lumley ROWE, VIOLET (nee Tucker), of Arnold, on May 4, 1996, beloved wife of Harlan E.

Rowe, dear mother of Virginia (Paul) Daffron and the late Betty Moon, dear grandmother of Bob (Carla) Moon, Karen Daffron, Steve Daffron, Cathy (Greg) Mir-avalle, Diane Zirbes and the late David Moon, our dear great-grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral at THE NEW KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL, 5255 Lemay Ferry at Butler Hill on May 8, at a m. iniermem mi. Hope Cemetery. In parlor Tues.

3-9 p.m. RUDLOFF See Addotta SAUER, MARY (nee Riney) fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 4, 1996, beloved wife of the late Charles V. Sauer, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend. Former cashier at Miss Hull-ings Cafeteria (Clayton). Funeral from CALVIN FEUTZ FUNERAL HOME, 9480 Lewis Clark (Hwy 367) 9:15 a.m.

to St. Rita (Overland)' for Mass at 10:00 A.M. Interment Mt. Leba non. In lieu of flowers MASSES PREFERRED.

VISITATION 2 P.M. HEIDENREICH, LIAM JAMES, Black-Ea wall. MO, suddenly May 3, 1996, beloved husband of Virginia M. Heidenreich (nee Mover), dear father of Larry E. Fry, Dennis L.

Fry (Penny), Cheryl Linhorst (Larry), Darla Heidenreich and Donna Moore (Jay), dear brother of Helen, Shirley, Naomi and Myra, dear grandfather of 14, dear greatgrandfather of two, our dear uncle and cousin. Funeral services from CHAPEL HILL MORTUARY, CEDAR HILL, MO, May 8 at 10 a.m. Interment Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. Visitation May 7 from 2-9 p.m. Mr.

Heidenreich was retired from and a member of Terminal Railroad Assn. IRJUD, ALBERT tized Into the Hope of Christ's Resurrection, May 5, 1996, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth B. Irjud (nee Lambert), dearest father of Linda (Paul) McDonnell, dear grandfather of Samuel and Lillian McDonnell, dear brother of Jean Lambert and Cora Burke, our dear uncle, brother-in-law and friend. Funeral at HOFFMEISTER BROADWAY FITZGERALD CHAPEL, 7814 S. Broadway, May 8, at 10:30 a.m.

with interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. VISITATION 2:30 TO 9 P.M. JOHNSON, LOUDON (nee Riggs), on May 5, 1996, dear mother of Deborah Dagger, Robert G. and Janet Johnson, dear mother-in-law of Simon Dagger, dear grandmother of Crystal, Ashley, Rachel, Steeve and Page, dear sister of John and Robert Riggs, Barbara Westphal, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, cousin and friend. Visitation 3 9 p.m.

at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS -SOUTH COUNTY, 4830 Lemay Ferry Rd. Funeral Service 11 a.m. at St. Johns United Church of Christ, 11333 St.

Johns Church Rd. Interment New St. Johns Cemetery. A member of National Insurance Womens Assoc. Memori als would be appreciated to the American Cancer Society.

JOHNSON, MARIA St.Charles, MO, May 2, 1996, age 39, (nee Czorniak), dear wife of Tim J. Johnson, dear daughter of Joan Czorniak and the late Wascyl Czorniak, dear sister of John and Kathy Czorniak. A Memorial Service was held Sat. at Church of Ascension, Chesterfield, MO. The family is being served by the BAUE Funeral Home, 620 Jefferson St.

Charles, MO. There is no public visitation. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Guardian Angels preferred. JONES, HELEN M. (nee Keil-holz), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Sat.

May 4, 1996; dear mother of Elizabeth Moore and Sharon Jones; dear grandmother of Christopher, Ashley, and Tony; dear sister of Paul, Albert, Hubert, Frank, Lawrence, Stanley, and Daniel Keilholz. and Agnes Wolz and Bernadme Komor-owskl; our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, great-great aunt, niece, cousin, and a very dear friend to many. Funeral from the New KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL, 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. (Butler Hill) on Mon. May 6 at 9:30 a.m.

to Mary Mother of the Church, 5901 Kerth Rd. for 10 a.m. mass. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. In palor Sun.

2-9pm. Memorials appreciated to American Cancer Society, Shriner's Children's Hospital, or Cardinal Glennons Chil-dren's Hospital. KEYMAN. SUSANNA (nee Schmitt), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 4, 1996, at Schnepp Health Care Center In St. Louis, beloved wife of the late Edward J.

Keyman, dearest mother of Barbara (Mark) Osterman and Cecilia (Komal) Hohan, dear grandmother of 8, dear sister of Joseph Schmitt of Pittsburgh, and Marie Decker of Texas, and the late Sister Jewel, O. L.V.H., and Sister Cletus, P.H.C.J., Sister Antoinette, R.G.S., Sister Cecilia, O.L.V.M and Regina Lindenberger and John Schmitt. dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, friend of many. Funeral from SCNHUR FUNERAL HOME, 3125 Lafayette May 8, at 9:30 a.m. to Immaculate Conception Church, Longfellow and Lafayette for 10:00 a.m.

Mass. Interment St. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Prayer service to be held at 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to St.

Mary's Catholic School, 220 w. Downie. Alma, 48801. VISITATION FROM 7-9 P.M. Af BRAND, VERN H.

Forties with the Sacra-Bs menls of Holy Mother Church, Fri. May 3, 1996, beloved husband of Anna Brand (nee Hornsberger), dear father of Raymond (Marie) Brand, dear brother of Marietta Rohlfing, our dear grandfather, great grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle, great uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral from KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL, 10151 Gravois, May 7, 8:45 a.m. to Holy Family Catholic Church, 9:30 a.m. Mass.

Interment National Cemetery. Mr. Brand was an employee of Emerson Electric Company for 45 years. Masses or contributions to American Lung Assoc. appreciated.

In parlor Mon. 4-9 p.m. yn CHAPMAN, DELORES of St. Louis, on May 4, 1996, beloved wife of Edward J. Chapman, dear mother of Edward Paul and Steven Chapman, Sandra Black, Susan Parrott and the late Joseph Chapman, dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law, sister, aunt, cousin and friend.

Funeral service May 7, 1996, at 10 a.m. at HEILIGTAG FUNERAL HOME, 1081 Jeffco Blvd. (Hwy 61-67 at 141) in Arnold. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation 4-8 p.m.

COERVER See Lordan DIEKMANN, ELONITES (nee McDowell), Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 3, 1996, dear wife of the late Aloysius F. Diekmann, dear mother of Robert F. (Norma) Diekmann, dear grandmother of Elaine M. Tatkow and Marcia L. Cornelious, dear aunt, great aunt, cousin and friend.

Funeral Mass will be held May 6 at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, 7622 Sutherland Ave. at 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection. KRIEGSHAUSER BROTHERS FUNERAL SERVICE.

DILG, NORMAN May 4, 1996, beloved husband of Mary, our dear father, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and friend. A Memorial Mass will be held May 7, 10 a.m. at Assumption Church, 4725 Mattis 63128. Masses preferred. A SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME SERVICE.

DILLON, LLOYD May 4. 1996, Baptized into the Hope of Christ's Resurrection, beloved husband of Jackie Dillon (nee Stratton), dear father of Pamela Berra, John and James Dillon, our dear grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend. Visitation at ORTMANN'S, 9222 Lackland, Overland, May 6, after 2 p.m. with Service at 7 p.m. fp FAUST, MARY PLANT, on May 3, 1996: at the age of 95; wife of the late Leicester Busch Faust; mother of Claire Faust Keeler and the late Ann Faust Spivy; Prandmother of Ann Keeler oucher, Claire Keeler Beck, Mary Spivey Dangremond, and Jane Spivey Keough; great grandmother of five.

Funeral mass 11 a.m. Mon. at St. Anselm at the Abbey (Priory), 530 S. Mason Rd.

Interment private. In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to the St. Louis Abbey. No visitation. A service of HOFFMEISTER KRIEGSHAUSER.

GREGORY, HELEN Hills-, boro, beloved mother of the late Donna Ambro, dear sister of Lester Johnson, Evelyn Gibson and the late Mildred Green, dear grandmother of Cheri Wallace and Jerry Eller-beck. Funeral10a.m.TUES.,atVIN-YARD'S, 616 W. Main, Festus, MO. Visitation 3-9 p.m. Monday.

Interment Patton, MO. GUENTHER, CAROL ANN (nee Slaner) Resting with Christ on Thurs. May 2, 1996. beloved wife of Lawrence W. Guenther, loving mother of Gregory (Karen) Guenther, Linda (Mike) Do-hogne, Elizabeth Guenther and Jonathon Guenther, grandmother of Sabrina, Eric and the late Alyssa Guenther and Zachariah and Mitchell Dohogne, dear sister of Jack Slaner and Donna Helwig, dear friend of Paul T.

Kruse, Philip Wesley, and Roy Spiekerman, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend. Friends and family are invited to visit with the family Tues. May 7, at 2 p.m. followed by a Memorial service at 7:30 p.m. at the NEW STYGAR FLORISSANT CHAPEL 13980 New Halls Ferry Rd.

Interment to fol low cremation at a later date. Index Addotta, Joann C. Athy, KathrynC. Barr Bauer, Richard E. Bogan, Christopher P.

Brand, Vern H. Chapman, Delores K. Coerver Diekmann, Elonites M. Dilg, Norman A. Dillon, Lloyd W.

Faust, Mary Plant Gregory, Helen A. Guenther, Carol Ann Heidenreich, William James Irjud, Albert J. Johnson, Loudon J. Johnson, Maria C. Jones, Helen M.

Keyman, Susanna C. Leneau, Sister Mary Bertina C.S.J. Lordan, Lucile B. Lumley, Bessie 0. Price, Roman F.

Jr. Ramsey Rowe, Violet L. Rudloff Sauer, Mary E. Scheller, Fred R. Schmitt, Joan K.

Steiner, Charles H. Studt, Ann Valdez, Joseph Vogts, Loretta A. Watson, Martha Frances Wehmueller, Evalyn "Evie" ADDOTTA, JOANN May 4, 1996, beloved wife of Joseph Addotta, loving mother of Angie and Andrea Addotta, dearest daughter of Ann and the late Joseph DeMarie, loving sister of Tina (Marty) Rudfoff, dear dauther-in-law of Rose and Joseph Addotta, dear niece sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral from THE NEW STY-GAR-FLORISSANT CHAPEL, 13980 New Halls Ferry May 7, 9:15 a.m. to St.

Jeromes Church for 10:00 a. in. nnads. mmiiiwiii isai- vary Cemetery. Visitation 2-9 p.m.

ATHY, KATHRYN C. (nee Cartway), on May 3, 1996, beloved wife of the late Robert Athy, dear mother of James (Sara) and Robert (Kathleen) Barr and Doris Athy, dear grandmother of Fletcher, Richard, David, Teri, and Edward, dear great-grandmother of six, our dear cousin and friend. Funeral at the New KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL, 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. at Butler Hill, on May 8 at 1 p.m. Interment Jefferson Bar racks National Cemetery.

In parlor, Wed. 11a.m. -1 p.m. BARR See Athy BAUER, RICHARD St. Peters, M0 May 4, 1996.

age 82, dear husband of Rose M. Bauer (nee Hugyezj, dear father of Lance Bauer (Linda), Richard E. Bauer Jr. brother of the late Chester Bauer, dear grandfather of Deborah Hartkopf, Rebecca Cingle, Lance, Daniel, Joseph and Jason Bauer, dear greatgrandfather of 2. Funeral Service 10 a.m.

at The Baue Chapel. Interment Memorial Park Crematory, Normandy, MO. The family is being served by the BAUE Funeral Home, 620 Jefferson St. Charles, MO. where friends may call 2 8 p.m.

Memorials to Barnes Hospice preferred. BOGAN, CHRISTOPHER May 3, 1996, Beloved son of Joan F. and the late Bobby Q. Bogan, beloved godson of Charles and Jean blade, dear nephew and cousin. Visitation at The NEW COLLIER'S Funeral Home, 3400 North Lindbergh Monday, 2-9 D.m.

Services Tues day, May 7, 1 p.m., at Park Lawn Cemetery, Barry, ILL. By Nicholas C. Wishart Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Helicopters, boats, mules and horses will be pressed into service today in the search for a 78-year-old man riding in. a minivan that was swept away by a flooding creek Sunday in Ste. Genevieve County.

A passenger in the same van was found dead about a mile downstream from where the van was recovered. "We will work it all the way to the Mississippi River seven or eight miles" -r- in an effort to find the man, said Sgt. Jesse J. Crump of the Ste. Genevieve County Sheriff's Department.

Joan Vanover, 84,. drowned, authorities said. Ernest Bohnert, 78, was still missing late Sunday evening. Debbie Bohnert, 31, who is Van-over's daughter and Ernest Boh-nert's daughter-in-law, suffered a broken leg and was airlifted to a local hospital. Her son, Eric Bohnert, 12, was unharmed.

Authorities said the family, all from Ste. Genevieve County, apparently tried to drive over a concrete slab across the creek about 2 p.m., off Highway near Lawrenceton. Two signs marked "impassable" were OBITUARIES Martha F. Watson; Retired Teacher Martha Frances Watson, a retired teacher and social worker, died Saturday (May 4, 1996) at Barnes-Jewish Hospital West in Creve Coeur after a brief illness. She was 86.

Miss Watson had lived in the Central West End for more than 20 years. Before World War II, she taught for 10 years in a one-room schoolhouse in her hometown of New London, Mo. After the war, she moved to St. Louis, where she worked as a social worker aj Barnes Hospital and taught at Washington University School of Medicine. She retired in 1974.

Miss Watson attended William Woods College and later received her undergraduate degree from Northeast Missouri Teacher's College (now Northeast Missouri State University). She earned a master's in social work from Washington University. A graveside service will be held at noon Tuesday at the Barkley Cemetery in New There are no immediate survivors. Memorial contributions may be made to the Salvation Army, 3800 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, 63108, or to the Sheila Webb Scholarship Fund in care of the Pattonville National Education Association, Car-rollton Elementary School, 3936 Cel-burne Lane, Bridgeton, 63044.

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