St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 19

'or 1 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TW, Aug. 10, 1982 5B for the record obituaries State Officials Harassed Whistle-Blower, Jury Told: Funeral For William R. Regan; Electrical Board Executive TV, Radio Sports TODAY BASEBALL: Cardinals at New York. :35 p.m.

(KSOK, Channel KAAOX-AAM. WEDNESDAY BASEBALL: Cordlnols at New York, :35 p.m. (KSOK. Channel KAAOX-AM). THURSDAY BASEBALL: Cardinals at Pittsburgh.

p.m. (KMOX-AM). FRIDAY BASEBALL: Cardinals at Pittsburgh, p.m. (KMOX-AM). PRO FOOTBALL: Cardinals at Seattle (exhibition some), (KSOK.

Channel 5, KMOX-AM). Funeral services for William R. Regan, executive vice president of the St. Louis Electrical Board, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St.

Margaret of Scotland Catholic Church, 3854 Flad Avenue. Burial will be in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Mr. Regan, 57, died Saturday of cancer at Lutheran Medical Center, 2639 Miami Street.

He received an accounting degree from St. Louis University In 1949 after serving with the Navy in World War II. He then worked in accounting and stopped going to work rather than accept a transfer to Ferguson. She said she was an epileptic and could not endure the strain of traveling the -additional distance to Ferguson. Bastian said the four defendants in the courtroom Monday had "engaged In I a conspiracy" to deprive her of the right to free speech.

The four are Terry I Allen and Joseph Dietrich, both former, directors of the state division; John Holmes, former office manager at St. Ann; and Charles Boedeker, who is and was district manager when Mrs. Bauers departed. A fifth defendant Bruce Comett, current director of the state agency was absent Monday. Representing the defendants was Preston Dean of the state attorney general's office.

In his opening statement, he discounted allegation that Mrs. Bauers was harassed. Dean said a state auditor's investigation prompted by Mrs. Bauers' reports had led to disciplinary action against at least one other employee. And he said that evidence would show her medical problem was not so severe as she would contend.

Mrs. Bauers' case was dismissed tn March by accident. A law clerk told one of the attorneys involved, who told the other, that the case was being postponed a day. It was a mix-up, but the judge didn't know that when the case came up the same day. Neither side showed up, and the judge dismissed the case.

After; discovering the mistake, however, the -judge granted a motion for a new trial. By Howard S. Goller Of th Poa-Dfptch Staff State officials tried to transfer Doris J. Bauers from her Job in the St. Ann office of the state Division ot Employment Security as punishment for reporting fraud and mismanagement, her attorney said Monday in federal court.

"They didn't want this to get out They didn't want to get In trouble. And they didn't want to get caught," said Michael P. Bastian, Mrs. Bauers' attorney. He made the comments during his opening statement in a hearing on her suit alleging harassment.

Bastian said Mrs. Bauers knew that workers had approved unemployment benefits for unqualified recipients. When Mrs. Bauers complained to her superiors, she was harassed and Intimidated, Bastian said. The case Is being heard here by a jury before Chief U.S.

District Judge H. Kenneth Wangelin. The suit names five defendants, all past or present officials in the Division of Employment Security. Mrs. Bauers has asked for $50,000 in actual damages, as well as punitive damages.

She has been on leave of absence most of the time since she left her job. Mrs. Bauers, 51, worked for the division 30 years. She lives in Overland, about two miles from the St. Ann office where she was a claims supervisor until April 1981.

She testified Monday that she i N' Chevelle, 17.575. FIRST HEAT -Harry Cheatham, Glencoe, Cougar. SECOND HEAT Denny Rheinecker, Cahokia Chevelle. HANDICAP Van Buehler, Ruma, Chevelle. FEATURE I.

Mel Kirmiard, St. John, Chevelle; 2. Rhelnecker; 1 Buehler BOMBER DIVISION FIRST HEAT Tom Prince, Ste. Genevieve, Torino. SECOND HEAT Pee Wee Morriv Cahokia Chevelle.

FEATURE 1. Morris; Rich Stern. Cedar Hill, Dodge; 1 Mike Thunder, Hillsboro. Dodge. SLARA MIDGETS FIRST HEAT -Carl Monroe, Millstodt, Chew II.

SECOND HEAT Steve Foster, Jacksonville, Chevy II. FEATURE 1. Monroe; 2. Bab Willig, Jennings, Chevy II; 1 Bobby Regot, St. Charles.

Chevy II. Highland Speedway (AT HIGHLAND) (SATURDAY) MODIFIED DIVISION FIRST HEAT Bill Foust, Lebanon, sales for Union Electric Co. In 1968, he became an executive for the Electrical Board, a trade association that promotes electrical use in the area. Mr. Regan was active in the sports program of St.

Margaret of Scotland Parish, and received the Catholic Youth Council's All-Sports Award in 1974. He was a member of the A.J. Cervantes Convention Center Commission, the Society of Association Executives, the International League of Electrical Associations, the Illuminating Engineering Society, the Regional Commerce Growth Association and the Engineers Club. Surviving are his wife, Catherine; William R. Regan and seven children, Bob, Annie and Chris, all at home, and Kevin, Tim, William and Mickey, all of St.

Louis; and a sister, Betty Lawless of St. Louis County. Harry Karl; Shoe Store Heir Who Married 2 Hollywood Stars Murder Charges Dropped After Plea Is Made In Shell Attendant's Killing Karl, Miss McDonald got a divorce in Nevada and when a reconciliation was rumored, offered, "You can't heat up yesterday's mashed potatoes." But they remarried the same year, separating in 1955 when Miss McDonald contended that Mr. Karl had beaten her while she was pregnant. She got a $1 million settlement.

Mr. Karl briefly was married to socialite Ruth Lamb and also to Joan Cohn, widow of Columbia Pictures President Harry Cohn, but that marriage lasted just 22 days. Mr. Karl married Miss Reynolds in 1960 after singer Eddie Fisher left her for actress Elizabeth Taylor. That marriage lasted until 1973 when Miss Reynolds sued for divorce.

Mr. Karl entered the hospital July 29, underwent a bypass operation Friday and died Saturday night. Surviving are a son, Harrison; and three daughters, Judie Anderson, Denise Bailey and Tina Marie Karl. LOS ANGELES (UPI) Funeral services will be tomorrow for Harry Karl, heir to a shoe-store chain fortune and a one-time husband of two Hollywood stars. He died Saturday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after open heart surgery.

He was 68. Mr. Karl was one of scores of orphans sent from a New York foundling home to new lives in the Midwest. He took his adoptive father's name and inherited his chain of Karl's Shoes stores. He was married five times, once to Debbie Reynolds and twice to Marie "The Body" McDonald.

Mr. Karl and Miss McDonald were first married in 1947. Seven years later, Miss McDonald was charged with driving under the influence of drugs and hit-and-run driving. Karl was charged with felonious assault for trying to run down two news cameramen. The couple each paid small fines.

Saying she was "allergic" to Mr. Chancellor said Marshall also on Monday pleaded guilty of auto theft in the case. Mrs. Coleman, 28, of the 4100 block of North Florissant Avenue, was shot In the right chest during the robbery. She was working alone in a locked office enclosed by bulletproof glass whet) robbers kicked in a side door, police said.

The robbers took about $400 from the cash drawer, and shot her as she tried to stop them from leaving, police said. The robbers were arrested a few minutes later in a stolen carl authorities said. I Kevin Booker, 17, of the 2200 block of Oakdale Avenue, Hillsdale, was charged with capital murder in the case. His trial is scheduled for Sept. 7.

St. Louis prosecutors have dropped murder charges against a 15-year-old boy who had been accused in the slaying last year of Linda Coleman, an attendant at the Gateway Shell Station, 721 North Tucker Boulevard. John D. Chancellor, special assistant circuit attorney, said that the murder case was dismissed Monday after the youth, Zachary Marshall, pleaded guilty of first-degree robbery in the case. Prosecutors recommended that Judge Daniel Tillman sentenced Marshall, of the 1700 block of Can-Street, to 20 years in prison.

Chancellor said evidence showed that Marshall, who was certified to stand trial as an adult, was not inside the station when Mrs. Coleman was killed on July 20, 1981. TENNIS Pro Tournaments WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIPS lAICIevetnH) First Rsssjd Francisco Oauotwi def. CMIf Letcher. 6-J, Nouka Oduor def.

Larry Stefankfj, 7-e; Vina Von Pottendef Schotwice Van Der Merw, I Tim WiHtiun def Mis Bauer, 5-7, W. 4-4; Robert Von't Hal art. Jerri Granat, 6-4; Eddie Edward) get Mike Leadi, H. 6-4, s-1; JohnotMn tmitti del. Croig Miller, J-6.

6-4. 6-1; Brad Orewett del. Terry Moore, CAM "XAN OPEN (AtTermhi) First Resnd Martin Wntentwlme del Rick Fogel. 4-I Trey Wallie del. Rett Cckriftt, 6-1, 4-4; Jose Lapei-Maeso del Guy Forget, 6-4.

4-4, Staniskw Bimer del. Erick Iskersky, 6-4, 6-2; Danie Visser del. Chris Our. 7-t, 6-4, Carlos Kirmovr del Niot Brash, 4-1 1-4, 4-1; Ramrsh Krishnon del. Marcel Freeman, 2-4, 4-2, 4-4; Joy Lopidus del.

Martin Davis, 43, 2-4; Freddie Souer del Lea Polin, 43. 4-4; Henri Lecontt del Jerome Potier, 7-4, 4-4. 4-1; John ftfigerold def Eric Fromm, 7-4. 1-4. Mats Wilander del.

Tony Graham. 43. 4-4; Chip Hooper del. Matt Doyle, 7-4, 4-3; Shlomo Glickstem del Glen Hotroyd. 7-4.

Ml. ATLANTA WOMEN'S CLASSIC First Round Susan Moscarln del. Jinny Klitch, o-l, t-2; Dianne Fromholti del. Vickie Nelson, 4-4, 44; Candy Reynolds del. Sobina Simmond, 7-4, 41; Dona Gilbert del.

Nancy Yeargin, 43, Jane Prever del. Stacy Margolin, 4-2, 4-3; Peanut Louie del. Paula Smith, S-7, 41, 4-2; Yvonne Vermaok del. Duk Hee Lee, 4-4, 1-4. 4-2; Kate Gompert def.

JwwItter Murdel, 4-2, 4-4; Ann Klyormm del. Elise Burain, 4-3, (-2; Wendy While del. Marie Pinterova 2, jaoty Lou Piotek del. Mariorie Blockwood.44,44 Amateur Tourneys NATIONAL CITY TEAM TENNIS (AIDaUasI SINGLES Alberto Ramos (SO) del. Gunther (St), 4-4, 6-3; McMahon (SO) del.

Moellerlno (SL), 4-3, 7-4; Gritfin (SD) def. Zander (SL), 4-2, 4-4; Antonio Romos (SOI del. Tidwell (SL), 4-3, 6-3; Morse (SO) del. Lombardo (SL), 4-7, 6-3, 4-3; Calvert (SL) del. Jeffries (SD), 4-4, 3-4, 44.

DOUBLES Ramos and Romos (SD) def. Moellering and Hogrebe (SL), 2-4, 7- 5, Lombardo and Gunther (SL) def. Morse and Corey (SD), 64, 4-3; Griffin ond Bgchto (SO) del. Isaacs ondTldell (SL), 4-4, 7-4, 7-5. GOLF Holes In One AT CLINTON HILLS Dan Markle with an l-iron on the 150-yard No.

14 hole. AT TOWER TEE Bob Langan with a 9-iron on the 70-yard No. 14 hole. Area Results ST. LOUIS WOMEN'S GOLF ASSN.

TEAM PLAY (At Bahnfrre) South Division Riverside ArnbthChesterfleld 29V Paradise Valley 3S, Lakewood 34 Crescent 39. Ballwin 32' TEAM STANDINGS Lakewood JTCVi, Ballwin IWi, Crescent 190, Paradise Valley 185, Riverside 177, Ambo-Chestertield 176, BoJyityre-Hidden Valley 170 Gateway PGA Championship Uaders after the first 36 holes ot the Professional Goiters' Association's Gateway Section championships at the (otenotes amateur) 135-AI Chandler (6946). 138 Alan Rosensteel 1 70-68) 14! -Steve Spray (48-73). 143 Dave Hilgenberg (7447), Tom waroo (73-70), Jerry Tucker (72-71), Richard Poe (70-73), Terry Houser (72- 14- Hewitt, Bob Jones, Jim USJXfcprueblood, Scott Oukts, Scott Jtess. JellHooge.

Steve Sebastian. 147-o-StewKirkland. 148 BiMesoHi Mike Brengard, Lorry jneryvTerry Martin. 149. Mikeotcomb, Jim O'Mora, Joe o-Clay Coates, a-Bob Oamevralit a-John Kueper.

150 Gefle Carello, Lynn Rnsely, Terry Wayne Morris, Mike Murphy, Walter jiemsalusz. BOWLING Open OENVeTuP) The top 24 bowlers with motch-plav records and total pintail otter six rounds (42 gomes) of the 195,000 Denver pew a Professional Bowlers Association tournament (the top live guglifiedftf today's finals): l.RmtdrLightiooi im 10,089 10.084 10,021 9,962 9,958 9,949 9,890 9,883 9,845 9,829 9,792 9,734 9,716 9,711 9,683 9,444 9,431 9,534 9,451 9,409 9,326 9,270 9,237 J.PaulMcCordic 14-10 14- 0 144 11- 12-1 13-11 15- 9 12- 10-2 14-9-1 1211-1 11- 11-2 10-14 12- 12 10-14 10-14 13- 11 10-14 14- 10 12-11-1 7- 16-1 10-14 8- 15-1 6-11 US 3. Charlie Taop 4.yVavne-yVebb j.BabMandley 4. BroceCarter 7.SteveFehr 8. G.

Darosiewskl 9. JerrvMiller 10. Jeff Bellinger 11. DonGenalp 12. ArtTrosk 13.

Dennis Jacques 14. Tom Baker 15. Steve Westberg 16. Tom Milton 17. Jeft AAattlnglv II.

Pete Weber 19. Alan Granat 20. Tom Kohler 21. Steve Cook 22. Shannon Starnes 23.

Martin Letscher 24. Charles Del Plato SWIMMING ESI funeral notices AUTO RACING Area Results St. Louis International Raceway (AT EAST ST. LOUIS) (AUG. 4) FUNNY CAR ELIMINATOR Tom Hoover, Maple Grove, Mim, Corvette, 6 26 seconds234 mpti PRO STREET ELIMINATOR Bill Weckmon, Granite City.

Corvette, Kf.20134.33 LEGAL STREET ELIMINATOR Von Anderson, Belleville, Vega, 10.13124.14 TOP ELIMINATOR Denny Batterman, Florissant, Vega, .47137.4) ET ELIMINATOR Tom Barron, St. Louis, Javelin, 13.91100.01 KINGOFTNEHILL Bryan Slngler, New Boden, Ford Truck, 11.4441.71 PRO BIKE ELIMINATOR Aaron Ingroham, St. Louis, Suzuki, 11.3411 58 FAST TIME. TOP SPEEO Hoover, 4.26234.99 Belle-Clair Speedway (AT BELLEVILLE) (FRIDAY) MODIFIED DIVISION FAST TIME Mike Hommerl, St. Charles, Gremlin, 12.174.

FIRST HEAT Hammerle. SECOND HEAT Don Klein, Ste. Genevieve, Fieslo. HANDICAP Danny Moser, Frederlcktown, Chevetle. SEMIFEATURE Cowboy Basler, Weingarten, Copri.

FEATURE -I. Moser; 2. Hammerle; 3. D. Klein.

LIMITED SPORTSMAN DIVISION FAST TIME Denny Rhelnecker, Cahokla Chevelle, 13.635. FIRST HEAT Rick Bayer, Cahokia Monte Carlo. SECOND HEAT Mel Klnnlard, St. John, Chevelle. HANDICAP Greg White, St.

Louis, Torino. FEATURE (tie) 1. Steve Carson, O'Fallon, Monte Carlo; Klnniard; 3. Don Hobbs, Moscoutoh, Monte Cork). BOMBER DIVISION FIRST HEAT Pee Wee Morris, Cohoklo, Chevelle.

SECOND HEAT- Darryl Hoffman, East St. Louis, Chevelle. FEATURE -1. Morris; 2. Jim Molv, Casevvllle, Chevelle; 3.

Dennis Cheek, Belleville, Chevelle. 1-55 Raceways (AT PEVELY) (SATURDAY) MODIFIED DIVISION FAST TIME Mike Hommerle, St. Charles, Gremlin, 15.137. FIRST HEAT -Hammerle. SECOND HEAT Don Klein, Ste.

Genevieve, Mo Flesfo. HANDICAP Hammerle. FEATURE I. D. Klein; 2.

Hammerle; 1. Cowboy Basler, Weingarten, Capri. LIMITED SPORTSMAN DIVISION FAST TIME Denny Cagle, Imperial, FOOTBALL Pro Football NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE EXHIBITION GAMES (SI. Louis times) Thursday New Orleans at Houston, 7p.m. Friday Cordlnols at at Seattle, 9: 30 m.

Cincinnati at Kansas City, 7:35 p.m. Saturday Buffalo ot Dal Cleveland at Detroit, 6 p.m. Denver at Los Angeles Rams, 9p.m. Minnesoto at Atlanta, 7p.m. New York Jets ot Green Bay, 7 p.m.

New York Giants at Baltimore, 7p.m. TRANSACTIONS HOCKEY DETROIT RED WINGS Signed right winger Tom Rowe to a one-year contract. BASEBALL DETROIT TIGERS Activated pitcher Milt Wilcox from the disabled list; optioned pitcher Dave Gumpert to Birmingham ot the Southern League. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES -Recalled pitcher Jerry Reed from Oklahoma City of the American Association; optioned pitcher Porfirlo Altamirano to Oklahoma City. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Sent designated hitter-outfielder Otto Velez to Syracuse of the International League.

FOOTBALL CARDINALS Released defensive lineman-tight end Chris Combs, wide receiver Ralph Clayton, linebacker Doak Field, defensive bock Steve Corpenter, defensive end James Williams, running backs Lawrence Reld, Greg Foster and Ken Johnson and quorterbock Joe Young. BUFFALO BILLS Waived offensive tackle John Schroeder, wide receivers Rod Lee and Jim Duncan, defensive end Ron Crews, defensive backs Mike Simpson and Charles Harbison and center Aaron Finch. CLEVELAND BROWNS Waived ploceklckers Harry Oliver and Stephen Steinke. DALLAS COWBOYS Waived defensive linemen Charles Daum ond Reynaldo Peru, offensive guard Steve Biole, linebackers Louis Blockwell and Todd Lecvot, running bock Greg Jones, wide receiver Gilbert Smith, punter Sergio Vega and defensive bocks Lewis Wllkerson and Kendall Williams. DENVER BRONCOS Released defensive linemen Stan Atanton and Alvln Ruben, defensive bocks Steve Brady, Mark Brody ond Roland Solomon, linebacker Marcus Tarver, offensive linemen Max Hooper, Jim SOCCER NASL Standings EASTERN DIVISION GF GA BP Pis.

x-NewYork 21 7 65 43 59 111 15 13 50 40 41 131 16 12 48 39 39 131 11 17 41 59 45 109 Toronto Montreal Chicago SOUTHERN DIVISION GF GA BP Pis. Ft.Louderdle Tulsa Tampa Bay 16 12 59 66 52 146 14 14 61 49 51 131 11 17 41 62 36 100 Jcksonvlle 9 19 35 62 33 17 WESTERN DIVISION GF GA BP Pis. 46 44 55 149 Seattle Vancouver San Diego San Jose Portland 43 43 145 47 46 131 53 31 114 53 37 105 59 31 IS 12 17 Edmonton 10 19 x-Cllnched division title NOTE: Six points ore awarded for regulation or overtime victory of', km points lor a shootout victory. One bonus point tor every goal scored with: Vega. SECOND HEAT Keith Lauderdale, Casevvllle, Vega.

THIRD HEAT Dennis Sellers, Summer! letd, Oldsmobile. FOURTH HEAT -Don Gerstner, Breese, Vego. SPORTSMAN DIVISION FIRST HEAT Mark Schaeler, Belleville, Monte Cork). SECOND HEAT Randy Tyson, Foirview Heights. Chevelle.

Godfrey Speedway (AT GODFREY) (SATURDAY) MODIFIED DIVISION FIRST HEAT Rob Jones. SECOND HEAT John Seets. FEATURE -1. Jones; 2 Seets; 3 Lou Therv. SPORTSMAN DIVISION FIRST HEAT Don Baker.

SECOND HEAT George Price. CONSOLATION Will Dear doff. FEATURE 1. Lou Jansen; I George Carroll; I Larry Cunningham. HOBBY STOCK DIVISION FIRST HEAT Steve Mowrey.

FEATURE -1. Wayne Pride; 2. Roy Braundermler; 1 Jim Bacon. St. Charles Speedway (AT ST CHARLES) (SUNDAY) MODIFIED DIVISION FAST TIME Mike Hammerle, St.

Charles, Gremlin, 12.773. FIRST HEAT Hammerle. SECOND HEAT Danny Moser, Fredericktown, Chevetle. HANDICAP Moser. SEMIFEATURE Demy Knead, Highland, Gremlin.

FEATURE 1. Moser; 2. Hammerle; 3. Steve Shive. Dorsey, Gremlin.

I lllittntBABTrUlUMUItUUI FA" IIMi Jf? Monte Carlo, 14 636. FIRST HEAT -Hobbs. SECOND HEAT Booby Regot, St. Charles, Monte Cork). HANDICAP Terry Hall, St.

Charles, Chevelle. FEATURE I. Regot; 2. Denny Rheinecker, Cahokia, Chevelle; 3. Mel Klnniard.

St. John, Chevelle. BOMBER DIVISION FIRST HEAT Dennis Cheek Belleville, Oldsmobile. SECOND HEAT Pee Wee Morris, Cohokia Chevelle. FEATURE 1.

Bob Dunrnan, St. Charles, Caprice; 2. Jerry Kneemlller, St. Peters, Chevelle; 3. Eddie Stonglein, Waterloo, Chevelle.

Los Angeles Raiders at San Francisco, p.m. Philadelphia at Tampa Boy, 6 p.m. Pittsburgh vs. New England at Knoxville, Washington at Miami, 7 p.m. Monday, August Chicago at San Diego, 9 p.m.

CFL Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Pis. PF PA Toronto Hamilton Ottawa 3 1 7 126 112 0 4 112 141 0 1 95 110 0 2 39 117 Montreal WESTERN CONFERENCE PIS. PF PA Winnipeg Brit. Col. Calgary Edmonton I 153 99 131 115 103 80 162 119 Saskatchwn 92 120 THURSDAY'S GAME (St.

Levis Times) Saskatchewan at Ottawa, 7 p.m. SATURDAY'S GAME Calgary at British Columbia 10 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAME Montreal at Edmonton, 3p.m. McAndrews, KeRjy Brown, Bruce Bvrom ond Andy Bresolin, wide receivers Carl Foster, Ricky Cotton, Larry Harris, Nate Lundy and John Noonan, tight end Bob Stephenson, running bocks Jon Henderson ond Dwaine Wilson and plocekicker Rex Robinson; placed offensive lineman Troy McMlllln on the Injured reserve list. DETROIT LIONS Announced the retirement of linebacker Steve Towle; released linebacker Jim Szaepanluk.

GREEN BAY PACKERS Released quarterback Nickle Hall, defensive end Karl Lord), wide receiver James Mallard, offensive tackle Tony Vitate ond pkxekicker Brian Speetman. HOUSTON OILERS Released running bock Norrls Banks. MINNESOTA VIKINGS Announced the retirement of running back Doug Paschal. MONTREAL CONCORDES (CFL) -Named Tom Rossley offensive line coach. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -Released wide receiver Don Westbrook ond quarterback Lou Pogley.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Released running back Larry Jones. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Released punter Casey Murphy, offensive tackle Rich Grube, Quarterback Dave Wagner, defensive back Steve Hires and linebacker Craig Nicoiopulous. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Waived wide receivers Henry Phillips and Rod Foppe SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Waived plocekicker Wilson Alvarez, wide receivers Charles Ewlng and Horace Smith and punter Scott Vernoy. WASHINGTON REDSKINS -Released linebacker John Aoreoii ond running bock Derrek Peels. BASKETBALL CLEVELAND CAVALIERS Signed forward Bruce Flowers to a ore-year contract.

a maximum of three per game. No bonus point Is awarded for overtime or shootout goats. MONDAY'S RESULTS No gomes scheduled TODAY'S GAMES (SI. Lenis Times) Chicago at Jacksonville, 6: 30 p.m. Montreal at Tampa Boy, 7 p.m.

HANDBALL Forest Park Tournament SINGLES FINALS Class A Tom Hohn del. Bob Oth, 13-21, 21-11, 21-5. ClissB Roger Bernard del. Steve Maslroiani, 14-21, 21-1, 21-9. CtanC Tarn Derm def.

Ellis Denos, 21-12, 21-11. VOGES, BEVERLY MAE, (nee Schaetfer). called to Heaven by Our Lord on Aug 8 1982, -beloved wife of George F. Voges, beloved mother of Mary and Joseph Freund and Da- .4 vid and Mary Michael Voges, dear daughter of Mae Seller, sister of Doris and Jack Thompson, sister-in-law of Margot and Dettlott von Simson, dear grandmother of Joe. Laura, anny.

Etise and Davey, deer aunt, great aunt, niece, cousin and friend. Memorial service 12 noon at St. Lucas United Church of Christ. 1 1 735 Denny Rd. Visitation at church 10 am.

until time of service In memory of Mrs. Voges. contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or St. Lucas United Church of Christ. BOPP Chapel Service.

WILSON, EDNA fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Aug. 9, 1982. beloved wife of the late Charles G. Wilson, dear mother 3 of John, Richard, Edward and the late Charles and Thomas 1 Wilson, dear sister of Vera Disll- -er, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother and mother- Funeral from KRIEGSHAUg- ER WEST, 9450 Olive Aug. 12.

10 a.m. Interment Sacred Heart. Visitation Wed, 4 to 8 pm. WINHEIM, McClain). oi BELLE (nee Aug 9, 1982.

beloved wife of Ed Edward H. Winheim. dear mother of Margie Moussette, dear grandmother of Ron and Pam Moussette, dear mother-in-law of Armand Moussette, dear sister -of Stella Lawrence, our dear great-grandmother, sistet-m iw and aunt. Funeral from MICHAEL FlTZ- GERALD Mortuary. 4580 Lindbergh at Gravois on Aug.

12 at 10 45 a m. to St. Lucas United Church of Christ for 11 a.m. Service. Interment St.

Lucas. A member of the 50 Plus Club, Marquette Park. Vlsi- iHiiun auwr WOEHRLE, HARRY Mon-. Aug. 9, 1982.

dear husband of the late Cleo Woehrle. (nee Oswald), daer father of Audrey Rebsamen and Roy H. Woehrle, dear brother of Albert Woehrle, dear father-in-law of Norman Rebsamen. and Mary Lou Woehrle, dear grandfather of Sathy, John and Jim Rebsament ecky and Lisa Woehrle, -our is -dear uncle and great-uncle. -Funeral from KUTIS Funeral 4..

Home. 10151 Gravois, (AF FTON), Wed Aug. 11. 11 a Sunset Burial Park. Member of Pomegranate Lodge 95 A A.M.

Tn lieu of flowers memorial contributions to Oak Hill Presbyterian Church appreciated. In parlor 1 p.m. aotisTS a OOOLEYS FLORIST. 690 St From cios, 837 7444. Express Your Sympathy with NETTIE'S FLOWERS 3801 S.

Grand South County Center MOHUMEHTS nr ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT 7001 Chippewa 35I-4300 S233W. Florlswnt 3s5-77ts FlUTEirjU WOTrCti tot 1 HASELHORST, PETER Aug. 10, 1982. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear husband of Virginia L. Haselhorst (nee Weingardt), dear father of James and Nancy Haselhorst, our dear brother, father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral 8:30 a.m. from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN 4 SONS, 7027 Gravois, to St. John The Baptist Church, 9 a.m. Mass.

Interment Resurrection. Visitation after 6 p.m. Tues. HELTIBRAND, ALFRED S. Sat.

Aug. 7. 1982. beloved husband of Cynthia Heltibrand. (nee Baughman) dear father of Ron, Don, and Mark Heltibrand.

our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law and uncle Services at HOFFMEISTER BROADWAY CHAPEL. 7814 S. Broadway, Wed 10:30 a m. Cremation at Hillcrest Abbey. FRIENDS MAY CALL MON.

AFTER 5 p.m. If desired contributions may be made to HILDEBRANDT, LILLIE jnee Baierschmltt) asleep In esus Aug. 6. 1982, beloved wife of the late Albert C. Hlldebrandt, dear sister of the late Elsie Rauscher and William Baierschmltt, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, great- reat-aunt, cousin and beloved lend.

Private Funeral Services were held at St. John Lutheran Shurch with burial at Concordia smetery. Memorials preferred to St. John Lutheran Church Building Fund. A Service of MORTUARY.

HUNTER, ROBERT Aug 9, 1982, age 92, beloved husband of the late Maude Hunter (nee Schaub), beloved father of Helen Heller and Eleanor Greer and the late Violet Garner, brother of George Forrest and Harold Hunter and Gertrude Bodiey, our dear grandfather, great-grandfather, great-greatgrandfather, brother-in-law and Visitation BRITTON Funeral Home, Cuba, Aug. 10, 1982, 1 p.m. Funeral Mass Aug. 12. 10 a Holy Cross Church.

Cuba, Mo. Interment Mount Lebanon, 11101 St. Charles Rock Rd. JECMEN SeeHaring KAMMER, EMIL Aug. gloved husband of Mildred M.

Kammer (nee McCrary), dear father of Gene W. Kammer of Lithonia. and Emit F. Kammer ot Ballwin, dear father-in-law of Dorothy and Soma Kammer, dear brother of Anne Karg. dear grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle and cousin.

Service 11 a.m. at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN ft SONS, 702 7 Gravois. Interment St. Louis Memorial Gardens.

Member of Wellston Lodge 613 A.F. A.M. who will conduct services 8 p.m. Visitation after 5 p.m. Tues.

KLEIN See Birch KOZIATEK, STANLEY A. (STEVE). Aug. 8, 1982, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Margaret A. Koziatek (nee Tapper), dear father of Joan R.

Egan and Margaret M. Corrigan and the late Robert M. Kozialek. dear brother, grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER SOLONiAL Mortuary, 6464 hippewa at Watson, 8:30 a.m..

Wed. to Church of St. Joan of Arc. Mass will be Celebrated at 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

VISITATION FROM 5 TO 9 P.M., TUES. LASON. ANNA, Aug. 8. 1982.

fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear daughter of Steven and Agatha Lason, dear sister of Joseph Lason. Mass of the Resurrection Wed.TAug. 11. 10 a.m. at St Louis Cathedral, 4431 Lin- deH Interment prtvate.

Visitation after 3 D.m. Tues. at McAuley Hall, 325 N. Newstead Ave. LUEBBERT, ELMER W.f Aug.

6, 1982. formerly of St. Louis, beloved husband of Dolores Luebbert (nee Fey), dear tether of Fay Chiles, dear brother of Harold Luebbert and LaVeme Rodcay, dear son of the late Edward and Ida Luebbert, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral 2 p.m. at JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN A SONS. 7027 Gravois. Interment New St. Marcus. Visitation after 2 p.m., Wed.

with the Sacrament) ot Holy Mother Churchj dear husband of Rosalia M. Macher (nee Standfast), dear father of Judith A. Pattie, Janet M. Macher, Robert A. Macher Jeanne M.

Young, David Peter J. and Thomas J. Macher. our dear brother, father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law, Gravois to St. George Vjhurch, 9 a.m.

Mass. Interment CONNOR, MARY, Aug 7, 1 982, dear wife of the late Francis J. Connor, mother of John L. Connor, grandmother of Mark, Holly and Patrick Connor, mother-in-law of Sandy Connor. Private services and interment were held Mon.

from PFIT-ZINGER Mortuary, 331 S. Kirk-wood Rd. DeHOOQ, AULENE (nee Wright), born Jan. 20, 899 in Mena, recently lived In Guadalajara Jalisco. Mexico, passed away July 11.

1982. mother of Roland DeHoog, mother-in-law of Helen DeHoog, sister of Fern War del. Caroline Caruthers, Ralph and Jack Wright, sister-in-law of Ruth (DeHoog) Swenson and Paul (Kathryn) DeHoog. grandmother and aunt. Graveside service will be held at Lakewood Park Cemetery, 7500 McKenzie Rd.

on Aug. 11, 1982 at 11 a.m. EGLE, BETTY, (nee Myers). Aug. 8.

1982, wife of Dr. Eugene W. Egle. mother of Becky Brlttain Engler (Mrs. John, grandmother of Brlttain and Betsy Engler.

daughter of Kathryn and the (ate Edgar F. Myers, daughter-in-law of Helen Egle. "Memorial Service wilt be 2 p.m. at Ladue Chapel, 9450 Clayton Rd. Family suggests memorials to Betty Egle Memorial Fund, Normandy Osteopathic Hospital South.

ALEXANDER SONS SERVICE. FETHERSON, ROBERT E.t fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Aug. 8, 1982. beloved husband of June J. Fetherson (nee Miller), dear father of Robert J.

Fetherson, dear father-in-law. grandfather of Robert C. and Jeffrey J. Fetherson, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from LUPTON Chapel.

7233 Delmar 9 45 a m. to Christ The King Church, Balson at Purdue for 1 0 a.m. Mass. Interment Bellefon-taine Cemetery. Friends may call at Chapel, Mon.

and 2 to 9 m. Mr. Fertherson was a member ot American Legion Post 397 and a member of Gateway Voiture 448 of The 40 and 8. 10th District Guard of Honor Service, 7:30 p.m. GANTCHEFF, HELEN of St.

Louis, entered Into rest. Aug. 9, 1982, beloved wife of the late Radimar Gantcheff, dear sister of Mrs. Edith Patterson, and Mrs. Thelma Pierce.

Funeral services 11 a MERCER Mortuary, 1416 Niedrlnghaus. Granite City, IH. Entombment Sunset Hill Mausoleum. Edwardsville. III.

Visitation after 4 p.m. Tues. Parlors close 9 p.m. Family requests memorials to American Heart Assn. 8ardiner, dear mother of Harry Jack and Donna Brown, dear sister of Sylvia Eichelberg-er, Mabel Kramer, and Philip Yagge, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend.

In state at TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan atKoeln 2 p.m. Funeral 1 0 a.m. from Carondelet United Church of Christ, 7423 Michigan. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Past Matron Venus Chapter 153 O.E.S. Member OES Chaplain ClubJ960 PM and PP Club, AARP. AKUV, Alexian Bros. Hospital Peregrine Society, Vvv lien's Fellowship at Caronde 4 United Church of Christ. Eastern Star Service 7:30 p.m.

Wed. Grrrms, russell fortmed with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Aug. 9, 1982, dear brother of Roila J. Gittins and Lucy Marian McKay, our dear uncle, great-uncle, brother-in-law, cousin and close friend.

Funeral from AMBRUSTER Mortuary, 6633 Clayton 9 a.m. to Basilica of St. Louis (Otd Cathedral). Mass 9 30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

In state 3 to 9 p.m. HARING, JOSEPHINE (nee Sithavy), Aug. 9, 1982, dear mother of Edward Jecmen, our dear sister, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great-grandmother, aunt and great- aunt. Funeral Aug. 11, 11 am.

from SCHUMACHER- SMITH Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec. Service terminates at Mortuary. Mrs. Haring in state HARKINS, LILLIAN Frl Aug. 6.

1982. beloved wife of the late Arthur T. Harkins, dear mother of Janet Binder and the late Arthur V. Harkins. our dear mother-in-law and grandmotner.

Private services were held at KUTIS Funeral Home. 10151 Gravois (AFFTON). Interment National Cemetery. REMSPECHER See Spiean SANDERS, VERA Webster Groves. Aug 7, 1982, beloved wife of Alfred Sanders, dear mother of Eugene F.

Sanders, dear mothernn-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funeral 10 a.m. at GERBER Chapel, 23 W. Lock-wood, Webster Groves. Interment St.

Paul's Church Yard. Visitation after 4 Tues. SASSE, WILLIAM. Aug. 9.

1982, dear husband of the late Mae Sasse, dear brother of Harold Sasse and the late Clara Carmi-Clifton, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS-ER SOUTH. 4228 S. Kings-highway. Aug.

11, 1 p.m. Interment Bellefontaine. A member of Flanders Memorial Post 1840 VFW. Visitation after 2 p.m., Tues. SCHMOLL, LAURA A.

(nee Melsheimer), Aug. 9, 1982, beloved mother of Don and Lucille Schmoll, grandmother of Don Jr. and Alan Schmoll, dear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Service at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 10:30 a.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery.

VISITATION AFTER 3:30 P.M., WED. SLIVINSKI, PETER JOHN entered into rest. Aug. 8, 1982, beloved husband of the late Margariet Slivinski (nee Kalter), dear father of Qelores Hood, Grace Schirmer, Margariet Hutchings, Patricia Tolbert. John William and Peter John Slivinski our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, brother-tn-law.

uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral Aug. 11, 1 m. at BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 W. Florissant Ave.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. IN PARLOR 5 P.M. SPLEAN, WILLIAM Frl, Aug. 6, 1982. beloved son of the late William and Margaret Spiean, dear brother of Anna Remspecher, John, Louis and Edward Spiean and the late Margaret Geiardl and Frank Spiean, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle and cousin.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois. Aug. 11. 9 a.m.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. In parlor 3 p.m. STETSON. ROEY Aug 8. 1982, beloved husband of Mildred Stetson (nee Koch), dear father of Judith VonBro-cken and Joyce Rodemyer, our dear grandfather, brother, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle and cousin.

Funeral Thurs 11 a m. from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN a SONS, 7027 Gravois. interment Hiram Park Cemetery. Member ot St.

Louis Police Veterans Meridian Lodge 2 A.F. A.M. and Scottish Rite. Masonic service 7:30 p.m. Visitation after 5 p.m.

Tues. SWARTS, FREDERICK B.t Mffli USL ft- 1982, husband of EllzabeTh swarts (nee Keel-er), father of Elizabeth Swarts Wood and Mary Swarts Singer, grandfather of 6. Service at LUPTON Chapel. 7233 Delmar Thurs, if a.m. Interment Private.

No Visitation. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to a charity of your choice. 8WETZ, ROBERT fprtmed with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Aug. 8, 1982, beloved husband of Catherine L.

Swetz (nee Strieker), dear father of Cathy Terando, and Keith R. Swetz, dear grandfather of Amy and Abby Terando and Amy Benecke and Wendy Swetz, dear brother of Helen Mattli. our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law. uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home.

2906 Gravois, Aug. 12, 9 a.m. to Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, tor 9 30 a.m. Mass. Interment St.

Louis Memorial Gardens. Member ot Immaculate Heart of Mary Mens' Club. Retired St. Louis Letter Carriers Union, Branch 343 and D.A.V. In parlor Wed.

11a.m. TUCKER, ARLENE. (nee Brich), Aug. 6, 1982, dear wife of Marshall L. Tucker, dear mother of Shirley Bagley and James Tucker, dear daughter of Louise Brich, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and cousin.

Funeral from FIESER Funeral Home, 401 Gravois Rd.Fenton. Services in Chapel 10 a m. Interment Mi. Hope Ceme-tey. In parlor 2-9 p.m.

Index Allen, BillieG. Bettger, Nancy B. Birch, Mel D. Caplener, Capt. Bogle 0.

Connor, Mary DeHoog, Aulene Egle, Betty Fetherson, Robert E. Gantcheff, Helen N. Gardiner, Josephine Gittins, Russell J. Harlng, Josephine Harkins, Lillian F. Haselhorst, Peter M.

Heltibrand, Alfreds. Hunter, Robert E. Jecmen Kammer, EmilG. Klein Koziatek, Stanley A. (Steve) Lason, Anna Luebbert, Elmer W.

Macher, Robert A. Sr. Moore, Harry G. M.D. Moussette Mueller, H.E.

Murphy, Thomas F. Peter, Delphia M. Phelps, Raymond A. Raffel, Edward F. Regan, William R.

Remspecher Sanders, Vera M. Sasse, William Schmoll, Laura A. Slivinskl, Peter John Sr. Spiean, William F. Stetson, Roey E.

Swarts, Frederick B. Swetz, Robert J. Tucker, Arlene Voges, Beverly Mae Wilson, Edna M. Wlnheim, Belle Woehrle, Harry J. ALLEN, Thurs 5.

1982, dear brother of Alice E8tee (Vernon of West Allis our cousin and friend. Private services were held Auo 9, at National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. MAYER Service. BETTGER. NANCY 8., (nee Besch) Mon Aug.

0, 1982. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Joseph W. Bettger, dear mother of William and Kurt Bettger, dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral 8:30 a.m. from JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN a SONS, 7027 Gravois to St. Raphael Church, 9 a.m. Mass. Interment Resurrection. Masses preferred.

Visitation after 2 p.m. Tues. BIRCH, MEL asleep ININ Jesus, Sunday, August 8, 1982, beloved husband of Peggy Birch (nee Klein), dear father of Diana Evans, Kenneth Birch, Patricia Woods. Robert Birch and Cynthia Birch, dear father-In-law of Mike Evans, Bill Woods and Tammy Birch (nee Metzler), our dear brother, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle, nephew and cousin. Mr.

Birch in state at KUTIS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravois. (AFFTON). Tuesday, 6 pm. untH Thursday, 10 a.m.. men taken to St.

John Lutheran Church, Highway 55 and Richardson Road, for services Thursday, 10:30 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to St. John Lutheran Church Building Fund, Building Together For Growth In Christ.

CAPLENER, CAPT, BOOLE 0.. Aug. 9. 1982, loved husband oT Lee (nee Welsh), dear father of Bemie Gearhan, dear brother of Edna Barton, Ann Gordon, Elsie Albano and Thomas E. Caplener.

dear Srandtather, father-in-law, rother-in-iaw, uncle and great-uncle Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand Aug. 11, 10:30 a.m. Interment Park Lawn. Member and Past Patron of Robertsville Chapter O.E.S., Robertsville Lodge A.F.

a A.M., Scottish Rite, Lifetime member Propeller Club Port of St. Louis and retire Vice-President Federal Barge Line. Rose Croix Services 7:30 p.m. Visitation after 6 p.m., Tues. MOORE, HARRY G.

M.D.. 10, 1982, dear husband of the late Marjorie Moore (nee Fursch), dear father of Jean Christian, Harry G. M.D., Bobert H. and Richard P. loore, our dear brother, grandfather, great-grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Visitation at KRIEGSHAUS-ER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kings-highway, Aug. 1 1, 4 to 9 pm. Funeral from Samuel United Church of Christ. 320 N.

Forsyth. (Clayton Gardens), 2 p.m. visitation 1 hour prior to Service. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Mr.

Moore a Life Member of Mo. Medical St. Louis MetropMan Medical A A. and staff member of St. Anthony Medical Center.

Contributions to the tt. Louis University Medical chool Department of Surgery preferred. MOUSSETTE See Winheim MUELLER, H.E., on Sat. Aug. 7, 1962.

beloved husband of Lenore E. Mueller (nee Swan), dear father of Nancy and James Mueller, dear son ot Emma Mueller, dear brother ot Hilda Rauh, Veronica Schubarth. Irene Peirlck, Evelyn Vogel and Palmer Mueller, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin Funeral from pREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, 10 a.m.. Wed Aug. 11.

Interment National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks. A member of Phi Delta Kappa Assn. of University Professors: Life Member of the University of Missouri Columbia Alumni Assn. and Immanuel Lutheran Church, Olivette. Visitation after 6 p.m.

Mon. MURPHY, THOMAS fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Aug. 8. 1 982, beloved husband of the late Leona Murphy (nee Coulter), dearest father of Sharon Anderson. Donald, Thomas and the late Gene Murphy, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle.

Funeral from HOFFMEISTER SOLONIAL Mortuary. 6464 hippewa at Watson, 9 a m. with Mass celebrated at me (Jhurch of St. Peter (Kirk- wood), 10 a.m. Interment Calvary.

Mr. Murphy was a retired employee of Laclede Gas Co. MASSES PREFERRED. VISITATION AFTER 2 P.M., TUES. PETER, DELPHIA fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Aug.

6. 1982, beloved wife of August Peter, dear mother of Jim McKune. dear sister of Denzel Shirley, dear grandmother, great-grandmother and friend. Funeral Aua IV 9:15 a m. from the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman Ave.

to Mt. Car met Church (Annette and Veronica) for 10 a.m. Mass. Entombment Calvary Cemetery, hi parlor 2 p.m. PHELPS, RAYMOND fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sat Auo 7, 1982.

beloved husband of the late Margaret L. Phelps, dear father of Haymond A. Portland, Oregon. Rev. John E.

5.R Detroit, Michigan. Robert Thomas Margaret M. HaneL Anne M. and the late Michael G. Phelps, dear brother of Robert Dorothy M.

and the late Marie L. Gillespie. John James E. and William F. Phelps, dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Visitation at BOCKLAGE Funeral Home, 6536 Clayton 2 HI 9 p.m. Memorial Mass 10 am. at St. genevleve DuBois Catholic hurch, Warson Woods. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers donations to Focus Life. 8300 W. Vernon, Detroit, Michigan 48209 would be appreciated. RAFFEL, EDWARD Aug. 9, 1982, dear husband of the late Elizabeth Raffel (nee Retkowski).

dear father of Edward Bern ice Chierek and Mary Ann Kline, dear brother of Charles and the late Ollie Raffel, our dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather, greatgrandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR A SON, 9825 Halls Ferry on Aug. 11. at 8 30 a m. to St.

Jerome Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Visitation Tues. after 1 p.m. REGAN, WILLIAM R.

on Sat. Aug. 7, 1982. fprtmed with sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Katie Regan, (nee Catherine Bruce), dear father of Kevin, Chris, Tim. Bill, Mickey.

Bob, and Annie Regan, dear grandfather of the late Mary Elizabeth Regan, dear brother of Mrs. Thomas (Betty) Lawless, dear father-in-law of Kathy and Jean Marie Regan, dear brother-! n- ww. uncie. nepnew ana cousin itnnrnl frrtm KRIFfVQUAl IR ERS South, 4228 S. KTngshiah- way on Aug.

11 at 9 30 a.m. to St. Margaret of Scotland Church for 10 a Mass. Interment 3 Peter and Paul Ceme- iery. ionmounons st Margaret of Scotland Sports Program or American Cancer Society would be appreciated.

Visitation after 4 p.m. Mon Plsawbeortvlwdofttwdraltiof vt J- BRO. ROBERT J. SWETZ (Retired). In state at Kutli Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois.

11 am, Wed. Funeral Mass 9:30 a.m Thurs. at Immocutote Heart of Morv Church. Interment St. Louis Memorial Gar.

-den. JOHN H. HAAKE, PRES. WILLIS LLOYD. SECY.

msoeitc nonets MERIDIAN LODGE NO. 2 Members ossemble at John L. Zle-gennein Sons. 7027 Gravois at 7: 30 p.m., Aua. II to conduct Masonic Funeral Services for BRO.

ROEY E. STETSON ROBERT F. DePUNG, W.M. WELLSTON LODGE NO. 613 Brethren please ossemble for Mass- nlc Services for our late Bro.

Emfl 7 Kammer, p.m., John L. Zlegenhein 8, Sons, 7027 Gravois. ANDREW L. GAMBLE. W.M.

Area Results TROPHY MEET (At Herbert Hoover Boys Qua) Tcofn StandinQS 1. Parkway 2. Hazelwood 166; 1 Clayton Show Park 862 4. Herbert Hoover 531; 5. Mehlvllle 456; 6.

Rock wood 376; 7. Missouri Dolphins 356. Indvlduat Total Points Leaders BAND-UNDER GIRLS Rochelle Gilliam, Herbert Hoover, 74; 8-AND-UNOER BOYS Crolg Sutfln, Parkway, 66; 10-AND-UNDER GIRLS -Garland O'Kieth, Parkway, 114; 10-AND-UNDER BOYS Chris Younger, Missouri Dolphins, '06; 11-12 GIRLS Simone Hazelwood, 112; 11-12 BOYS John Rausch, Sugar Creek, 91; 13-14 GIRLS Chris Godfrey, Mehlvllle, 18; 13-14 BOYS David McCrarv, Hazelwood, 78; SENIOR GIRLS Elizabeth Stroll, Clayton Shaw Park, 1 106; SENIOR BOYS (tie) Bob Hones, Hazelwood, and Eric Send Hazelwood, S2. CatCTERIES-MAUSOUUIIS US LAUREL HILL MEMORIAL GARDENS, 4 lots. In Garden ot Resurrection, slow.

1-734-2773 MEMORIAL GARDENS, Belleville, Lot SO, spaces 3 J. 4. in lovely r-fcswilcplot. S750. 1-011-533-7176.

Sunset Burial Park, 2 graves, 2 Kmii crypts. W9S. 296-117! National. Masses pimwiw. Visitation after 6 p.m., Mon..