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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15, 1985 4B Obituaries musicthe arts Control Of Maryland Heights No Goal Of Union, Head Says R.L. Bisplinghoff; Former Head Of Missouri U. At Rolla Campus Review Quasi-Furniture With Wit the Rolla campus from October 1974 to December 1976, when he left to become vice president of research for Tyco Laboratories in Exeter, N.H. Before taking the post at Rolla, he served in various capacities with the National Science Foundation, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Federal Aviation Agency, Eastern Airlines and United Aircraft Corp.

Mr. Bisplinghoff was a member of the National Academy of Engineering and the National Academy of Sciences. Surviving are two sons, Ross Bisplinghoff of Wellesley, and Ron Bisplinghoff of Boston, and a sister, Ann Gillespie, of Hamilton, Ohio. complained about the Pipefitters because Jones had failed to defeat a bill related to setting up the new city government of Maryland Heights. The area is expected to become incorporated shortly, when court appeals are exhausted.

Hickey told Jones in the letter, "All you know is it is a Democratic area and you and your Republican cohorts on the County Council just plain dislike Democrats." Jones said he stood by his contention that the bill would allow Democrats and the Pipefitters to get control of the new city's government. Jones and Sen. Thomas W. McCarthy, R-Chesterfield, said they would ask Gov. John D.

Ashcroft, a Republican, to veto the bill if it comes before him. The two senators charged that the bill would allow Edwin Dirck son of Sen. Edwin Dirck, D-St. Ann, to become mayor of Maryland Heights. They said the younger Dirck and eight supporters on an ad hoc committee would be able to appoint their choices to posts in the new city.

Art By James Harris pairing of Patricia Degener's "ceramic-framed mirrors with timothy Curtis' polychromed wood furniture is a natural. Both artists work is full of wit. That's a risky Jluality because it can easily veer into kitsch and Camp, and one-line jokes become boring in art with which "people are expected to live on a daily basis. Degener and Curtis nudge this problem, but both succeed in creating things that merit gallery space. Degener, who is art critic of the Post-Dispatch, has worked for several years with ceramic frames for mirrors.

Typically the frames are in low relief, with a shelf holding three-dimensional objects that are reflected in the mirror. Now she has gone further by inserting images in the mirror itself, applying them to the back of the glass after selected areas of silvering have been carefully scraped away. Her Statue of Liberty mirror is mostly filled with a close-up photo of the statue's head. Before the mirror, which is framed in Art Deco style, is a small model of the statue; its i reflection becomes part of the plane and integrates it into the total composition. The forms are well rendered, the images carefully selected and scaled to one another, the ceramic glazes beautiful; these are civilized creations.

Timothy Curtis is a sculptor who began making furniture a couple of years ago. All the pieces shown are tables of sorts. The tops are generally triangular, the legs highly varied. The more modest legs stay under the table; Tim Curtis, Patricia Degener: Furniture, ceramics Place: Brentwood Gallery Address: 1221 South Brentwood Boulevard Duration: through April 3 Hours: Wednesday-Friday 1 -5 p.m., Saturday 1 1 a.m.-5 p.m. By Fred W.

Lindecke Missouri Political Correspondent JEFFERSON CITY Rep. Patrick Hickey, D-Bridgeton, charged Thursday that Sen. A. Clifford Jones, R-Ladue, had falsely accused Pipefitters Local 562 of being involved in seeking control over formation of the new city of Maryland Heights. Hickey is president of the local.

Jones, who represents the Maryland Heights area, said Wednesday that if a bill passed by the Senate became law, the Pipefitters union would be able to control the new city in the same manner that the union had obtained influence in other areas of north St. Louis County. Hickey said, "The Pipefitters have no one, directly or indirectly, in that community (Maryland Heights) or any other community in North County." He said the Pipefitters had reduced political contributions and involvement in politics in recent years. Hickey sent a letter to Jones, calling him a "spoiled brat" who Former Judge Faces A federal grand jury here indicted on Thursday former Circuit Judge Lloyd G. "Jerry Briggs of Sikeston, on a charge of filing a false income tax return for 1983 by failing to report "substantial income" alleged to have come from the sale of drugs.

Briggs, 56, was charged last year with one count of conspiring to sell cocaine and marijuana, one count of conspiring to conceal assets from the Internal Revenue Service and two counts of filing false tax returns. Briggs trial on those charges is scheduled for April 8 in Cape Girardeau before Senior U.S. District Deputy Knocked Out Jefferson County sheriffs deputies are looking for a man suspected of knocking a deputy unconscious Thursday morning on Kerchoff Road, about two miles west of Pevely. Sgt. Joseph Madonna, 46, was struck from behind shortly after 5 a.m.

and was unconscious for about 10 minutes, said Lt. Don Holland of the sheriffs department Madonna was treated at Jefferson Memorial Hospital in Crystal City and released, Holland said. Madonna had stopped his patrol Special to the Post-Dispatch CAMBRIDGE, Mass. A memorial service was conducted Thursday night at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology chapel in Cam bridge for Raymond L. Bisplinghoff, former chancellor of the University of Missouri at Rolla.

Mr. Bisplinghoff died March 5 in Boston after a long illness. He was 68. Bisplinghoff Mr. Bisplinghoff was chancellor of John E.

Guth 77; A funeral service for John E. Guth a professional musician, will be at 11 a.m. today at Wenban Funeral Home, Lake Forest, 111. Burial will be in Lake Forest Cemetery. Mr.

Guth, 77, died of pneumonia Wednesday at the Westmoreland Nursing Home, Lake Forest. He had been under treatment for cancer for three years. Deaths Elsewhere ELMER A. BENSON, 89, a self-described radical who served one stormy term as governor of Minnesota and a stmt in the U.S. Senate during the Great Depression, died Wednesday night in Minneapolis.

Mr. Benson served as state banking com-m i i under Gov. Floyd B. Olson, who appointed him in 1935 to Benson 1946photo Plea Of Innocent In WESTMINSTER, Calif. (AP) A man has pleaded innocent to charges of involuntary manslaughter after a speedboat he was driving smashed into a concrete buoy, killing five people.

The man, Virl H. Earles, 29, was dressed as Dracula at the time of the accident. MICHAEL, ROSE M. (nee Star-mann), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. March 13.

1985. beloved wife of the late Henry L. Michael, dear mother of Thelma Bur-khard. Laverne Wersching, Virginia Berg, Henry and Robert L. Michael, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law.

sister, sister-in-law. aunt, great-aunt, cousin and dear friend. 23 year member of Notre Dame Quitting Circle. Funeral 9:30 a m. from HOFFMEISTER CHAPEL.

7814 Broadway to the Church of St. Andrew for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Masses preferred. VISITATION THURS. AFTER 6 P.M. riLl SASSENRATH. March 13.

with the Sacraments Mother Church, late Henry L. and dear brother Marybelle; Alice, the late Ambrose Sassenrath. our great-uncle, and cousin. Funeral from Mortuary. Rd March 16.

8:30 Church, a m. Interment Masses AFTER Zeffirelli Gives His Met 'Tosca' Sumptuous, Respectful Staging fosral notices DIXON, JAMES March 14 1985. dear husband of Helen Dixon (nee Wayland). dear father of James T. Dixon and stepfather of Norman Wayland.

dear brother of Pearl Bans, dear uncle of Marion Mueller, and Carol Hitzert of St. Louis, and Lyman Dixon of Services at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 10:30 a m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. VISITATION 5 T09P.M EUGENE 1985. fortified of Holy dear son of the Alice Sassenrath.

of Harry, Leonard and and Julius dear uncle, brother-in-law. WHITE-MULLEN 118 N. Florissant Ferguson. a.m. to St.

Bartholomew for Mass. 9 Calvary Cemetery. preferred. VISITATION 4 P.M. FRI.

Professional Musician He left St. Louis in 1978. He had played saxophone and clarinet in bands throughout the city. Mr. Guth was a life member of the Musicians Association Local 2-197.

He joined the union in 1943. Surviving are his wife, Helen; two sons, John E. Jr. of Lake Forest and William D. of Tenafly, N.J.; and four granchildren.

serve the 1 '2 years remaining in the Senate term of Thomas D. Schall, who had been killed in a car accident. Mr. Benson then ran for governor, winning a landslide victory in 1936, only to be turned out by the largest margin ever, receiving just 34 percent of the 1938 vote against Republican Harold E. Stassen.

Mr. Benson never forgave himself for agreeing to the 1944 merger of the Farmer-Labor and Democratic parties into the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, the dominant force in Minnesota politics since then. He split with then-Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, by backing Henry A.

Wallace as the Progressive candidate for president in 1948. Speedboat Deaths Earles, a commercial fisherman, also pleaded innocent Tuesday in West Orange County Municipal Court to a charge that he was drunk when the accident occurred, Oct. 28. Earles was at the controls of the boat when it rammed an unlighted concrete buoy in Long Beach Harbor about 3 a.m., investigators said. THOMASSON, MYRTLE fortilied with the Sacraments ot Holy Mother Church on Wed March 13.

1985. beloved mother of Virgil V. Griffith, deaiest mother-in-law ot Virginia Griffith, dear sister ot Beatrice Waddell of Martin. our dear grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funeral service from JOHN STYGAR SON Chapel, 98 Halls Ferry Rd on Maich 1 6 at 1 p.m.

Interment Friedens Cemetery VISITATION 2-4 AND 6-9 P.M. VEGELY. WILMA MORAN. Webster Groves. March 13.

1985. dear mother of Carol Hartman. and Norman Vegely. dear grandmother of Ryan Vegely. Clifford, David and Andy Hartman.

dear sister of Edna Goza of Phoenix. Ariz. Memorial service 11 am Mon at GERBFR Chapel. 23 W. Lockwood.

Webster Groves. Interment private Visitation at time of service. WALLACE, FERN, Wed. March 13, 1985. dear mother of Fern Nauman, Shirley King and James Wallace, mother-in-law.

grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-taw and aunt Memorial service at Valhalla Chapel. Sat 16. 198i. 1 1 a.m SCHRADER Service. 018 Masonic Notices POLAR STAR LODGE 79 Clavton Temple, 222 Brentwood Blvd 7:00 Corned Beef 1 Cabbage Dinner bv Reservation Ladies Families Most Welcome1 8:00 p.m.

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Kenneth Wangelin. The charge in the indictment that was handed up Thursday is separate from the charges that the grand jury returned Aug. 30. In the new indictment, the former judge is accused of reporting adjusted gross income for 1983 of $36,727. The government claims he earned much more than that through drug sales.

Briggs' wife, Juanita, is named in the indictment but is not charged. In November, Mrs. Briggs and two sons, Paul and Kevin, pleaded guilty to federal charges of conspiring to sell cocaine and marijuana. In Jefferson County car to check a truck without license plates that was parked on Kerchoff Road, which runs off of County Highway Z. The truck was locked and Madonna was struck as he was walking behind the truck and in front of his patrol car.

As he felt a sharp pain on his right cheek, Madonna called for help on a police radio he had in his hand, Holland said. Another deputy arrived at the scene at 5:14 a.m. and found Madonna lying face down in front of his car. The truck was gone. JONES, COOGAN.

Kg fortified with the Sac-raments of Holy Moth- 1 er Church, March 14 1985, beloved husband of Alice Jones (nee Kettl-er), dear father of Daniel, Timothy. Zoe and Janice Jones, dear father-in-law of Joan Marie Jones, brother of Doris Waplehorst, Constance Schwartzbaugh, and the late Glenn and William Jones, dear grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from SCHRADER Funeral Home, Manchester Rd at Hollaway. Ballwin. 9:30 a.m.

to Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Valley Park, for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery If desired, Masses or contributions to American Cancer Society, appreciated. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. JONES.

EDWIN on March 13, 1985, beloved husband of Bernadine A. Jones (nee Hustedde). dear father of Sharon Puricelli. Wayne and David Jones, dear grandfather of John, Carol and Patti Puricelli, Thomas, Joseph, Mark, Scott and David Jones, dear father-in-law of John Puricelli, and Debbie Jones (nee Dobl-er). dear brother of Jane Baker and Vernon Jones, dear brother-in-law.

uncle and friend. Funeral from KRIEG-SHAUSER SOUTH. 4228 Kingshighway on March 16. 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection.

Member of Harmony Lodge No. 499 A SA Masonic service 7 p.m. Fri. Memorials to Shriners Hospital, preferred. Visitation after 1 p.m.

Fri. KANZLER, REUBEN (RUBE), of Union, on March 14 1985, dear husband of Velma Kanzler (nee Hauck) dear father of Jay Kanzler and Kay Jarvis, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral service March 17 at 3 p.m. from the OL-TMANN Funeral Home. Union, Mo.

Interment Midtawn Memorial Gardens. Visitation at the OLTMANN Funeral Home after 3 p.m.. Sat. LEPP, HARRY on March 14. 1985.

beloved husband of Mariorie Lepp (nee Eckert), dear father of JoAnne Carter, Jacquelyn Yeckel and the late Judith Nixon, dear brother of Dorothy Gerst, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, and nephew. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home. 6322 S. on March 16, at 9:30 a m. to St.

Stephen Protomartyr Church for 1 0 a Mass. Interment SS. Peter and Paul. Retired member of Teamsters Local No. 688.

In lieu of flowers, Masses, or donations to The United Cerebral Palsy appreciated. Visitation after 2 p.m. Fri. MASSA, GLENN fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 14, 1985. beloved husband of Betty Massa.

dear father of Michelle and Michael Massa, dear brother of Norval Massa, brother-in-law, uncle, and cousin. Funeral from SCHRADER Funeral Home, Manchester Rd. at Holtoway. Ballwin. Sat.

9:15 a.m. to St. Joseph Catholic Church for 9:30 a m. Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

If desired, contributions may be made to American Cancer Society. Visitation Fn 1 to 9 p.m. JAMES 14. 1985, father Ann Price and Crisel. son of DOBBIN See Shaner By Frederick M.

Winship Senior Editor 7 NEW YORK Innovative director-designer tl Franco Zeffirelli has given the Metropolitan Opera a sumptuous new production of "Tosca" that magnifies its dramatic impact while remaining true to its historic setting. i The 62-year-old Florentine theatrical genius is best known for i his creative reshaping of such operatic classics as "Traviata," "Falstaff," "Don Giovanni," and "Carmen," but the "Tosca" that had its debut Monday escaped any of Zeffirelli's typical tinkering. It remains in Rome, 1800, as the Bourbon monarchy shudders before the advance of Napoleon. "After all the liberties I have taken with productions, I am now going back closer to the work, restoring rather than reinterpreting," the still youthful-looking Zeffirelli said at a dress rehearsal. "Tosca must remain Tosca.

You can't put a -moustache on the Mona Lisa." Zeffirelli has filled the Met's vast stage with gorgeous, solidly realistic sets, detailed background movement that never intrudes on the principal dramatic line, and color used with the effectiveness of an exclamation point. In the first act, Zeffirelli has the church of Sant' Andrea della Valle, in full bombast of marble and gilt, visited not by just a cardinal, as called for in the libretto, but by Pope Pius VII himself, under a scarlet canopy and escorted by Swiss guards and a brilliant retinue. But the overall pageantry is balanced by DOERR, THOMAS suddenly March 2, 1985. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear son of Elmer and the late Sharon DeGrande Doerr, dear brother of Kristina and Randy Doerr, dear grandson of Mary DeGrande. and the late Edward DeGrande.

and Edna Doerr, our dear nephew and cousin. Funeral services were held March 7, 1 985 at Virginia Beach Va. Interment was in Colonial Grove Cemetery. Timothy Curtis' 'Parlor Palm' most of them don't. A salmon-pink obelisk pierces one table top.

A penguin supports another. In one example, two black palm trees with breasts and black plastic necklaces face one another across the table. The relationships between the leg forms is a sculptural problem. It is refreshing to see the results of a sculptor working in an area traditionally the domain of craftsmen and designers. The most successful pieces are the clearest about their role as functional tables or as sculpture.

All the parts are brightly colored. The colors, and certain of the forms, reveal the influence of Peter Shire and of the Italian design group called Memphis. such particulars as an inquiring tourist receiving pantomime directions from the sacristan. Baron Scarpia's second act apartment in the grandiose Palazzo Farnese is made more intimate than usual by bookshelves and a fireplace wnose flickenngs add horror to Tosca's desperate actions. A two- level staging in the final act, raised and lowered by elevator, reveals both the Renaissance ramparts and the ancient Roman interior of the forbidding papal prison-fortress on the Tiber, Castel Sant'Angelo.

The cast for the gala opening night, a benefit for the Met production fund with a top ticket price of $250, is not the strongest the Met has ever fielded for a "Tosca" but is generally effective. The subtle reading of Puccini's score by Italian conductor Giuseppe Sinopoli, making his Met debut, is a major contribution to the production's success. German-born soprano Hildegard Behrens, singing her first Tosca at the Met, does not have the stature or elegance ideal for the role of Rome's most celebrated singer, but her voice is a fine instrument, impressive in the big effects, caressing in the softer passages. As her lover, Cavaradossi, tenor Placido Domingo acts with as much ardor as he seems capable of and sings with a freedom and purity that provides thrilling moments. Baritone Cornell MacNeil may not be in the prime of his vocal powers, but he gives Scarpia a richness of characterization that emphasized an aristocratic, reasonable suavity that is just as spine-chilling as overt bruality.

1652. He was a court painter to the Spanish viceroy in Naples. Feigen said the Daintine's size, stvle and signature had convinced him that was KiDera "Sense of Smell." At the auction Thursday moraine. he spotted Moss, an expert in Spanish art, and knew he would have competition. "I doubted I'd be ahle to steal it," he said.

"Still, I was prepared to pay a lot more for it than I did." Lawrence Makes It To 'Poets' Corner' LONDON AT D.H. Lawrence, whose novels were accused in his lifetime of indecencv will be given a place in Westminster ADDey hallowed Poets' Corner during his centennial celebration this year, the society dedicated to the novelist nas announced. "The decision to accept Lawrence is tremendous news. We've been asking for the memorial for three years," said Leslie Partes, secretary oi tne d.h. Lawrence Society based in tne central England town Nottingham.

Lawrence's monument in of the abbey will join those of such figures of English literature as Geoffrey uiaucer, William Shakespeare, John Milton, Charles Dickens, William Index Appel, Mildred H. Baumbach, Jane Bernstein, Bee Bess, Frieda M. DeGrande Dixon, James T. Dobbin Doerr, Thomas E. Dudley, Emma L.

Fagin, Rosemary C. Flood Goodman, Rubin Hayden, James L. Johnson, Anna Jones, Coogan Jones, Edwin A. Kanzler, Reuben (Rube) Lepp, Harry C. Massa, Glenn B.

McGilvray, George C. (Skip) Michael, Rose M. Monahan, Raymond Muehleisen, Reinhold A. Jr. Overby, Marvin Pulliam, Dorothy C.

Puricelli Quade, Virginia Sassenrath, Eugene L. Scheibelhut, Hazel C. Schroeder, Albert C. (Butts) Shaner, George A. Srajt, William F.

Thomasson, Myrtle Z. Vegely, Wilma Moran Wallace, Fem SCHEIBELHUT. HAZEL C. (nee Touister), fortilied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Churh. March 14.

1985. beloved wife of Anthony A. Scheibelhut. dear mother of Margaret Faque and Thomas Scheibelhut, dear sister of Sister Fortunata Marie. C.S.J..

Evelyn Powell. Dorothy Kleier. Raymond and Robert Touister, our dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law. grandmother, aunt, great-aum, and cousin. Funeral March 18.

9:15 a.m. from The MICHAEL FITZGERALD Mortuary. 4580 Lindbergh at Gravois to Basilica of St. Louis. King of France (Old Cathedral.

3rd Walnut), for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery. VISITATION AFTER 2 M. SUN MONAHAN, RAYMOND, March 13.

1985, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Marilyn H. Monahan (nee Hexter). dear father of Keith Richard and Kevin Michael Monahan, dear brother of Francis W. Monahan, dear father-in-law of Mary E. Monahan, our dear son-in-law.

grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, cousin and our dear friend. Funeral from HOFFMEIST-ER-BEIDERWIEDEN Mortuary. 3620 Chippewa at Grand. 8:30 a.m. Funeral Mass at Resurrection Church, 9 a.m.

Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Memorials preferred to the Peregrine Society. VISITATION FRF AFTER 1 2 NOON. rr if DUDLEY. EMMA L.

(nee Gross) March 13, 1985, in St. Louis. dear wife of Wilford S. Dudley, dear mother of Thomas S. and John D.

Dudley, dear daughter of Thomas and the late tithel Gross, our beloved sister. Funeral 2 p.m. Sat. at Hooe Baptist Church, Oran Mo. Visitation until time of funeral at AMICK-BURNETT Funeral Chapel, Oran, Mo.

Interment Forest Hills Memorial Gardens. Money, Mo. i SCHROEDER, AL-l5a, BERT C. (BUTTS), fig3 fortified with the Sac-' raments ol Holy Mother Church, March 12, 1 985. beloved husband of Ellen M.

Schroeder (nee Drury), dear father of Ellie Bartelt. Dennis Schroeder and Geri Goeltz. dear grandfather of Michael and Becky Bartelt and Scott and Jeffrey Schroeder, our dear father-in-law. brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle, great-great-uncle, cousin and friend Funeral Sat March 16. 9 30 a m.

from the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary. 1645 Redman Ave to St Jerome Church (Bissell Hills) for 10 a.m. Mass Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Schroeder was retired from the St.

Louis Metropolitan Police Dept. Masses or donations given to charity of your choice. VISITATION AFTER 6 P.M.. THURS FAGIN, ROSEMARY C. (nee Cleary), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 14, 1985, dear wife of Thomas E.

Fagin dear mother of Thomas E. Ill Patrick Mary-rose Lowe. Kevin Suzanne M. Fagin and Marianne C. Fox, dear sister of Thomas Emmett Cleary and Robert Cleary, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, aunt, and sister-in-law.

Funeral 9:30 a.m. from BOPP CHAPEL. 10610 Manchester Rd. Kirkwood, to St. Gerard Majella Church for 10 a.m.

Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. John's Mercy Medical Center Cardiac Research. Visitation I Two Dealers Smell An Original; Painting Sells For $242,000 MUEHLEISEN, REINHOLD A.

entered into rest, March 12. 1985, beloved husband of the late Olive L. Muehleisen (nee Mertz). dear father of Carolyn O. Hayden, dear father-in-law of Metvin J.

Hayden dear grandfather of Donna Hayden Former, and Linda O. Hayden, dear brother of Frieda Muehleisen, our dear uncle and cousin. Private graveside services were held March 15, at Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials to Bethel United Church of Christ. 14700 New Halls Ferry Rd.

appreciated. A BUCHHOLZ VALLEY OF FLOWERS MORTUARY SERVICE. OVERBY. MARVIN, on March 13, 1985. beloved husband of the late Mary Ruth Overby (nee Quails), dearest father of Ruby Lee Letson and Marlene Purviance.

our dear father-in-law. grandfather, great-grandfather, brother and uncle. Funeral from DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel. 7733 Natural Bridge. 10 a.m., March 16.

Interment Laurel Hill. Member of Vienna Lodge No. 94 A F. A Shriner s. Moolah Temple.

Past Patron Rose Hill Chapter No. 120. O.E.S masonic service 8 p.m., Fri. Visitation after 2 p.m., Fri. APPEL, MILDRED Wed March 13, 1985.

beloved wife of the late Elmer L. Appel, dear mother of Lois J. Flood and Elaine A. Appel. dear mother-in-law of Fred A.

Flood dear grandmother of Michelle and Larry Wack. Barbara and John Constantino, Kim and Fred Flood our dear cousin and friend. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois, March 16. 11 a.m.

to Millcrest Abbey. In parlor 1 p.m. FLOOD See Appel GOODMAN, 1985, beloved SHANER, GEORGE fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Wed March 13. 1985.

beloved husband of May D. Shaner (nee Dobbin), dear father of Donald G. Shaner. father-in-law of Delores. grandfather of 6.

great-grandfather of 4. dear rother of Mathew and the late Chris Shaner, brother-in-law. and uncle. Funeral March 16. 9 a from MAThi HERMANN SONS Chapel, 10212 Halls Ferry Road, to Sts John and James Church (Ferguson), Mass, 9 30 a m.

Interment Memorial Park. Visitation after 2:30 p.m. RUBIN, March 13. husband of Mollye Goodman, dear father of Scott (Snellen) Goodman, dear brother of Harry (Bertha) Goodman, Paul (Rose) Goodman and Jack (Verta) Goodman, all of New York, N.Y., Charlie (Betty) Goodman and Frieda (Lee) Sperber, all of Hollywood, dear son-in-law of Pearl Cotman, dear grandfather of Rachel Goodman, dear brother-in-law of Rose Gordon and Sol (Anne) Cotman, our dear tather-m-law and uncle. Graveside service March 15.

2 30 p.m. at nai Amoona Cemetery. 930 North South Rd. BERGER MEMORIAL SERVICE. NEW YORK (AP) By the auction house's estimate, the painting of a man smelling an onion was worth I i between $5,000 and $7,000.

But when I the auction was over Thursday, "Sense of Smell" had sold for a fragrant $242,000. Two bidders were that the painting was an original work by Jiusepe Ribera, a Spanish baroque artist, not just by his 'j associates, as listed in Christie's catalog. The two men, Richard Feigen and Stanley Moss, both dealers, traded bids as if they were at a tobacco sale. "When it got to $100,000, my knees began to shake," said Kathleen Guzman, the auctioneer. )S Christie's in New York "has never had this kind of escalation at this kind of price," said Jill Weitzman, spokeswoman for Christie's East "I paid $242,000 because it's the lost original of 'Sense of said Feigen.

Ian Kennedy, Christie's director for i old master paintings, said the auction JJ stood by its original opinion. If it is genuine, the picture is part of Ribera's series of "sense" paintings. "Touch" and "Sight" hang in BAUMBACH. JANE, suddenly March 3 1 985, beloved wife of the late Robert Baumbach. our dear friend.

Mrs. Baumbach donated her remains to Washington University School of Medicine. held on March 15, 7 Grace United Church oft moinwtioi aeiviue will De a.m. at Christ. aruu Leona BERNSTEIN, BEE, March 13.

1985, wife of the late Morris Bernstein, our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Graveside services March 15, 3:30 p.m. at Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, 7500 Olive St. Rd. Memonal contributions to the charity of your choice.

BERGER MEMORIAL Service. PULLIAM, DOROTHY C. (nee Jordan Wed March 13. 1985. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late Ray Pulliam dear sister of the late Men (Nip) Jordan and Bernice Kozma, our dear aunt, great-aunt, sister-in-law, cousin and our dear friend.

Funeral from HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary. 6464 Chippewa at Watson. Sat 9: 1 5 a m. with Mass celebrated at the Church of the Epiphany of Our Lord at 10 a m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

VISITATION FRI. AFTER 2 P.M. HAYDEN, March of Robin SRAJT, WILLIAM March 13. 1985. dear son of the late Frank J.

and Bertha Srajt, brother of Josie Cernv. and the late Frank Schreit Sr. of Paragould. brother-in-law of Anna Schreit. uncle of Virginia A.

Zimmermann, Jane McKenzie. Frank Schreit Jr. and Pat Tannehill. great-uncle, great-qreat-uncie and friend. Funeral Sat March 16, 2 m.

from MOYDELL S. Mississippi and Allen, interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Retired employee of Edison Brothers Co VISITATION FRI. 2 P.M. Gertrude Hayden, brother of Martin, Earl, Alice.

Mary, Margaret and Anna Ruth, grandfather, father-in-law and brother-in-law. Interment Owensboro Ken. A retired member of U.A.W. Local 136. Funeral directors BESS, FRIEDA March 11 1985, beloved wife of Lowell D.

Bess, dear mother of David and Patricia Best and the late Cynthia Bess. Memorial service J7' Pm SHE-PARD Funeral Chapel, Natural Bridge at 1-170. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Leukemia Society of America. 10425 Old Olive St. St.

Louis, Mo. 63141. No visitation prior to service. PURICELLI See Jones QUADE. VIRGINIA, March 13, 1985.

dear sister of Charles Hadley A. Quade and Gladys Q. Thomas, dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, great-great-aunt and friend. Memorial service 2 m. at Webster Groves Presbyterian Church, 45 W.

Lock-wood Memorials maybe made to Webster Groves Fresbyte- nan Church. BOPP Chapel Service. McOILVRAV, GEORGE C. (SKIP), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 12, 1985, dear father of Mark. Christopher, Julie.

Suzanne and Pamela McGilvray. dear son of Norbert H. (Bud) and Gamita McGilvray, dear brother of Michael McGilvray, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 10151 Gravois (AF-FTON).

March 16. 9 45 a m. to Seven Holy Founders Church, for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment Resurrection Cemetery In parlor 5 m.

JOHNSON. ANNA (nee Noe). on March 12. 1985. in Phoenix, Am formerly of St.

Lows. beloved wife of the late John Wilev Johnson, dear mother of Roy E. Johnson, and the late Francis W. Johnson, dear grandmother of William Johnson, dear sister of Emily Sapp, dear mother-in-law. aunt, great-aunt, cousin, and friend.

Funeral from KRIEG-SHAUSER SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway. on March 16. 1 p.m. Interment Lake Charles.

Member of Loyal Chapter No. 511 O.E.S. Visitation after 3 p.m. Fri. 024 mw il Dirtctoff 024 mwnl Directors ALBERT H.

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