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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER February 27, 1970 sen 26, operator. Floyd Jerry Charles and G. C. 19, warehouseman, Golden 25, Lanham, Thomson. 27, Jean Johnson, Hoge City Still May Get Housing Program By ROBERT WEBB Washington Bureau Chief WASHINGTON-A top aide to Gov.

James A. Rhodes predicted here Thursday the "Operation Breakthrough" housing program will come to Cincinnati -but under a different name. Albert G. Giles, director of the Ohio Department of Urban Affairs, made the prediction based on a conference with George M. Romney, U.

S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, (HUD). Though Cincinnati was not among the 12 sites targeted for "Operation Breakthrough's" low-cost modular and industrial housing experiment, Giles said he was assured by Romney it would receive priority consideration for such housing under other HUD programs. "Mr. Romney told us all cities which offered sites- but were not among the 12 picked -would receive such priority, and I believe Cincinnati will get breakthrough-type housing if it still has the available site," Giles said.

With Rhodes absent, Giles was the only state official representative here for the winter meeting of National Governors Conference. Rhodes and Gov. Louie B. Nunn of Kentucky sent word they had to miss it because their legislatures were in session. Forty-five governors came, however.

GILES AND other members of the NGC Committee on Rural and Urban Development met Thursday with Donald Rumsfeld, Director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. "Rumsfeld feels OEO is not meant to promote bureaucracy for the sake of the agency, but to spin off its programs to other Federal agencies, where possible." Giles said. The rural-urban committee also met with Commerce Department officials who outlined plans for speeding up the regionalization of states for Federal aid grants on an interstate basis to fight air, water pollution and carry out other improvements. "This would be similar to the Appalachian Council approach which has worked so well," Giles said. "This regionalization of states is in the planning stage only, however; we in the states will have a chance to comment on the plans before they're finally adopted." Obituaries Miss Mary Jane Bell Private services for Miss Mary Jane Bell, 92, retired Cincinnati schoolteacher and sister of two local judges, will be held at the John Hodapp Sons Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage.

Burial will be in Spring Grove. Miss Bell, a lifelong Cincinnati resident, died Wednesday at the Bethesda Home, 440 Lafayette Clifton, where she lived for the last year. Before Miss Bell retired in 1947 she taught in the Carthage, Mary Dill, Rothenberg, Vine Street and Avondale schools for 45 years. She was a member of the Cincinnati's Woman's Club and the Clifton United Methodist Church and formerly was active in the Hamilton County Women's Republican Club. Miss Bell's brothers were the late Samuel W.

Bell, who was a Municipal Court judge for 28 years, 26 of them as presiding officer, and the late Charles S. Bell, who sat in Common Pleas Court for 38 years and at one time was on the Ohio Supreme Court bench. A twin sister, the late Miss Alice Logan Bell, who died in 1960, was a teacher at Withrow and Western Hills High Schools. Miss Bell leaves a niece, Miss Ida Mae Bell of Carthage, a real estate saieswoman, and a nephew, Charles E. Bell, Clearfield, Pa.

William N. Fieglein Mass for William N. Fieglein, formerly of 39.23 Farrell Westwood, will be 9:30 a. m. Saturday at St.

Xavier Church with burial in St Stephen Cemetery, Ft. Thomas. Mr. Fieglein died Wednesday at the home of a son in Houston, Tex. He was assistant foreman at the city garage until his retirement in 1958.

He moved to Houston less than a year ago. He leaves two sons, William N. Houston, and John Peach Grove, 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Visitation will be 4 to 9 p. m.

today at Fuldner Mortuary. Mrs. Marian Schaps Services for Mrs. Marian Gruber Schaps, 57, a native Cincinnatian, will be at 1:30 p. m.

today at the Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading with burial in Love Brothers Cemetery, Price Hill. Mrs. Schaps died Thursday at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. She moved to Middletown in 1947 and was a member there of Temple Beth Sholom, the Sisterhood Council, Red Cross, Eastern Star and Doty House, a school for handicapped children, and was a volunteer at Browns Hospial, Dayton. She is survived by her busband, Milton Schaps; a son, Larry, Middletown; a sister, Mrs.

Milton Abel, Indianapolis; a brother, Bernie Gruber, Cincinnati, and two grandchildren. Mrs. L. J. R.

Knox Services for Mrs. Lois Jean Reifschneider Knox, 45, native of Wyoming, Ohio, will be held a 11 a. m. today at the Episcopal Church in St. Petersburg Beach, where she has resided for the past 15 years.

Mrs. Knox, who was the wife of Renwick E. Knox, Maritime Seawall Construction Co. owner, died Tuesday in a St. Petersburg Beach hospital after a lengthy illness.

She also leaves two children, Virginia and Carl, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Reifschneider. The father was a druggist in Lockland before his retirement to Florida.

Mrs. Knox was a graduate of Wyoming High School and the College of Applied Arts at the University of Cincinnati where she was prominent in campus affairs and a beauty queen. She was a member of the Motar Board and Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, Fred S. Bohlen Mass for Fred S. Bohlen will be at 10 a.

m. Saturday at St. Mary Church, Hyde Park, with burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Montgomery. Mr. Bohlen, 78, 3544 Penbroke Hyde Park, died Wednesday in a local hospital after a long Illness.

He is survived by his wife, Mary: two sons, Fred and Herbert, Cincinnati; and 13 grandchildren. No visitation. Arrangements made by George H. Rohde Son Funeral Home, Mt. Lookout.

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long or short of knitting worsted with No. 8 plastic hook. Pattern 571: NEW sizes 10 to 16 included. Send 50 cents for each pattern--add 25 cents for each pattern for air mail Suits Filed COMMON PLEAS COURT A246169. William F.

Meiners vS. Woody Sander Ford Inc. et al. For $100,000 damages. A246170.

Judith M. Tyler vs. George Tyler. Support. A246171.

Lewis E. Short VS. Mariorie E. Short. Divorce.

A246172. Carrie Mae King vs. Jeff. ery P. King.

Support. A246173. Agnes Ross VS. Willie Helton. Support.

A246174. George S. Shoemaker vs. Robert D. McCann et al.

For $25,966. A246175. McDaniel Enterprises Inc. VS. Harry H.

Bush. Cancelation of contract. A246176. Kissell Co. VS.

William Dwyer, et al. For $13,608 and forecolsure of mortgage. A246177. a brieila Tillman VS. Eugene Tillman Divorce and custody of children.

A246178. Director of Highways, State of Ohio VS. Cincinnati Gas Electric et al. Appropriation. A246179.

Same vs. Eileen M. Nunlist, et al. Appropriation, A246180. Same vs.

William A. Pachoud. Appropriation. A246181. Angela Kay Bell vs.

Robert J. Bell. Divorce and alimony, A246182. Ed Collier VS. Josephine Collier.

Divorce. A246183. Margaret Wessendorf VS, Ralph Wessendorf. Divorce. A246184 Director of Highways, State of Ohio vs.

Carl Quarles. Appropriation. A246185. Barbara J. Tibbetts VS.

Paul J. Nutley Jr. For $7580. A246186. Carol Rae Proffitt VS.

James A. Proffitt. Divorce. A246187. Director of Highways, State of Ohio VS.

Sunfield Co. Appropriation. A246188. Marie B. Carter vs.

Wade L. Carter. Divorce and alimony. A246189. Roxie Ann McClure VS.

Carl W. McClure. Alimony and custody of children. A246190 Omer L. Gajus vs.

Susan A. Gajus. Divorce. A246191. Melvin C.

Schulz et al vs. City of Blue Ash, Ohio. Injunction. A246192. Philadelphia Savings Fund Society vs.

John W. Donnelly, et al. For $12,205 and foreclosure of mortgage. A246193. Mechanics Savings Bank VS.

Roger Dale Martin. For $15,528 and foreclosure of mortgage. A246194. Jane Maru Wright VS. Charles D.

Wright. Divorce and CUStody of child. A246195. Bobbie R. Merritt VS, Joseph T.

Luttmer. For $75 000. DIVORCES Reading engineer. BIRTHS Divorce decrees we re granted Thursday by Domestic Relations Judge George S. Heitzler to: Alcorn, Rosemary 25, 1407 Ernst from Ronald 29, 1494 truck driver.

Bamberger, Donna, 27, 715 Purcell assistant manager, from James 27, 3033 Urwiler Ave. Battle, Andrew, 29, Ella 854 Steffens clerk, from A. 22, 756 Chamberlain Ave. Cywinski, Frances 32, 4457 Erie secretary, from Anthony L. 31, 2640 Victory commercial artist.

Hill, Evelyn, 25, 5492. Eastwood Dr. cook, from Walter, 1054 Behles Avenue. Harmon Pamela 22, 3783 Cornell from Charles 22, 9961 Reading Rd. Kochanowski, Adaline, 27, 2560 Eden caseworker, from Andrew, 23, Chicago, student.

Poe, Nancy 32, 1081 Hempstead baby-sitter, from Donald 36 4518 Winton manager. Salem, Agnes, 59, 6304 Stella bookkeeper, from Steven, 51, 700 Riddie, inspector. Sanders, Brenda, 19, 5468 Eastwood waitress, from Edward 21, 263 Wenner assembler. Short, Nannie 35, 2138, Ravine barmaid, from David 5030 Batavia truck driver. Sibert, Ollie 30, 3265 Glendora from Curtis, 30, machine operator.

Sims Elizabeth, 43, 728 Ridgeway from James, 48. Stacey, Elizabeth. 23, 1347 Fourth from Reading, machine operator, Danny, 25, Sidney, Ohio, 4710 mechanic. Walker, Janet E. 31, Lanier, 37 Round 4846 Bottom from HEDDLESTON- -Roy and Joyce, 4225 Deboy.

KENNEDY -Richard and Joy, 3168 Westbrook boy. STEEVES- -William and Joan, 4378 Airymont boy. HENDERSON- Jerry and Diane, 233 Gilman, boy. JACOBSON Charles and Margaret, 8141 BAUER -John and Janice, 3047 Griest iirl. and Carole, 914 Ludlow girl.

DASSO girl. and Mary, 2680 LehTHARP-Robert and Virginia, 7885 Sunfield girl. Marriage Licenses Larry J. West, 21, 814 Poplar stock clerk, and Denisa Ann Reid, 16, 1341 John student. ENQUIRER WANT ADS Are A ResultProducing and Helpful Service EVERY DAY TELEPHONE 421-6300 Marriage Licenses 547 Wayne barber Gloria 24, 2467 receptionist.

Lourdes H. Dawson, 23, 3246 Goff machine operator, and Loretta Saunders, 1184 Tolupa Ct. Deaton, 30, 1642 Crest Hills, bockkeeper, and Sherry Lee Lar22, 1642 Crest Hill, clerical. Stanley Bussell, 19, 2926 Henshaw machinist, and Janet M. Lee, 18, 2927 Glendora cashier.

lames Edward Fordyce, 21, 3751 Chickadee warehouseman, and Deborah Ann Hinkle, 19, 2730 Reedfield bookkeeper. Gerold N. Washburn, 23, 2515 Boudinot, assistand manager, and Ursula Marina Matus. 22, 3111 Brackenwood Lane, receptionist. Ronnie Gene Smith, 20, 1737 Bleeker stock keeper, and Ma ble Sharon Brown, 17, 4228 Mad Anthony.

student. Gene T. Bowman, 27, 2177 Central surgical technician. John Paul Abbott, 30, 142 Flintstone set-up operator, and Elizabeth D. League, 21, 2452 White nurse's aide.

Cennv E. Carpenter, 27, 1929 liams woodworker, and Nannie M. Douglas 28, 3422 West Eighth factory worker S. Dale Lewis, 18, 4115 Eastern stock handler, and Diana Davis, 18. 4115 Eastern Ave.

Richard J. Holland, 22, 8420 Cottonwood hair dresser, and Patricia G. McIntosh, 27, 341 W. Galbraith, hair dresser William J. Stripling, 33, 1912 Freeman tool designer, and Rosunde L.

Selman, 28, 5427 Hebron Court, supervisor. Gary Lynn Bonnell, 20, 3656 Vernier, laboratory technician, and Georgianna M. Davis, 21, 3148 Bracken laboratory technician. Ernest Dean, 19, 516 Hickman distillery worker, and Gail B. Taylor, 18, 136 Huntington PI.

Curtis Angel, 22. 1519 Vine truck driver. and Sharon Goins, 18, 110 W. 14th secretary. William Joe Redmon, 18, 4160 Hamilton 18, deliveryman, 3096 Timber- and Henninger, view.

waitress. Fred D. Blankenship, 20 7290 Memory salesman, and Yvonne Darlene Cash, 20, 3148 Jack Frost Wav. James R. Windholtz, 27, 657 Conina Joan M.

heavy Sunderman, 23, 3651 equipment operator, Allview bookkeeper. A Grove David Gatewood, laborer, 22, and 2518 Beverly Spring Gardner, 17. 3332 Montgomery Rd. Andrew L. Strother, 24, 2246 Bonaparte Ave.

underwriter, and Patricia Ann Lowe, 23, 838 Smiley compurer Kenneth programmer. James Beck, 18. 6937 Gloria student, and Linda Jane Kemplin, 17, 1943 Catalpa Ave. Fred Ray Hecker, 20, 148 Sherman Ft. Thomas, draftsman, and Diana Lee Benson, 19, 6937 Lois Roy Cunningham, 36, Baltimore beautician.

hod carrier and Linda Jackson, 18. 1637. Baltimore 23, Ave. 1824 Louis F. Zeifman, Bluefield field auditor, and Gail Ellen Simmons.

20, 1803 Avonlea recentionist. Howard William Peel, 61, 4575 Innes welder. and Anna Marie 56. Hamilton Ave. Herbert, Charles, Rd.

Hardebeck diesel mechanic. 26, 6619 Bridgetown and Sharon Kay Roempp, 439 Marcrest legal secretary Roger E. Wills 25,, 1149 Wionna U. Air. Force, and Glenda Joan Foust, 22, 1149 Wionna sales correspondent.

Robert H. Henderson, 28, 5039 Strathmore bus boy, and Sharon Herring, 25, 5039 Strathmore Dr. Lonnie J. Goldrainer, 23, 5091 Orange Lawn Dr. bottler, and Rd.

Donna Lee V. Kiser, 23, Parks, 7224 58, 5804 Reading Argus R. dairy clerk. and Mary Sue Roberson, 42, 4708 Kirby licensed practical nurse. Alan Joel Williams, 24, 5707 Lester U.

S. Marines. and Billie, Jeanne Haves. Karl Douglas Spurlock, 42, 863 19. 2860 Burnside, sales airl.

foreman. Whallon and Norma J. Haves Kealey, 36, 11505 secretary. Journey's End telephone 3446 Lay, 2467. Lourdes ARISS Kenneth Allen, darling, infant son of James Barry and Susan Jayne of (nee James Latscha) Barry 11 and Deborah Ariss, dear brother Jayne Ariss, dear grandson of Mrs.

Agatha Ariss and Mr. and Mrs. Walter and great-grandson of Mrs. Ceal Mary Jayne Latscha, dear Hudepohl and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence and Irene Latscha; Thursday, February 26, 1970; age month; residence, 1439 Elkton College Hill. Friends may 6041 call at Hamilton the Hodapp Funeral College Home, Hill; Sun3 to 8 P. M. Angel Mass, St. day, Clare Church; Monday, 10:30 A.

M. BAUM beloved husband of Clare Harry. Moeller Baum (nee Wickfelot), father of Harold and Edward Baum, Vinup and Edith Pryor, brother of stepfather of Wilbur Moeller, Ruth Josephine Schwab and Louise Hoen- 25, 1970; ninger; age 82; former residence, Wednesday, February 3922 North Bend Rd. Friends may call at Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. at Mozart Cheviot, after 4 P.

M. Friday. Funera Mass, St. Martin Church; Saturday, 9 A. M.

Gonzaga Court No. 1572 C.O.F. prayers Friday, 8. P. M.

Also member of Local No 199 Brewery Workers and BELL Helen of 4625 NW 44th Ft. Lauderdale, passed away suddenly February 25th at The Broward General Medical Center. Former resident of Cincinnati. Mrs. Bell was active in The Women's Society of Christian Service of The Bryan Methodist Church of Cocoanut Grove, Fla, The Order of The Eastern Star, Coral Gables, The Daughters of The Nile, Miami, The Wilton Manors Women's Club and a member of The Merrell United Methodist Church of Ft.

Lauderdale, Fla. Survived by her husband Bayard of Ft. Lauderdale, and sister: Miss Ann Marie Lindsey of Cincinnati. Services 2 P. M.

Friday, February 27th at The Fairchild, West Boward Chapel, 3501 W. Boward Ft. Lauderdale, with Rev. Paul W. Ragsdale of The Merrell United Methodist Church.

Officiating Interment in Lauderdale Memorial Gardens Cemetery. BELL Mary Jane, beloved daughter of the late Samuel W. and Mary Alice Logan Bell, sister of the late Samuel W. Bell, James D. Bell, Alice Logan Bell and Charles S.

Bell, February 25, 1970; residence, 440 Lafayette Ave. Private funeral services at the convenience of the family. John Hodapp Sons, Carthage, in charge of arrangements. David beloved father of Mrs. Loris (Edith) Weaver, grandfather of four grandchildren and one great arandchild; Thursday, ruary 26, 1970; residence, 8047 Hamilton Ave.

Funeral service Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healthy; Saturday, 12:30 P. M. Friends may call Friday from 6 to 9 P.

M. Member of the American Legion Post Weston, W. Va. BERRY Mildred beloved wife of Willie L. Berry, dear daughter of Walter Shoaf, sister of Shoaf, God mother of Mike Fleddiohn; Wednesday, February 25, 1970; residence, 2182 Amor Place.

Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Funeral Home, 1824 Westwood Fairmount on Friday from 5 to 9 P. M. Funeral service Saturday, February 28 at 9:30 A. M. BIDDISON-CROUCH Sally (nee Harrigan), beloved wife of the late Fred H.

Biddison, dear mother of Mrs. Mary Conneighton Henry and Charles Crouch, grandmother of Mrs. Sherry Geghan, Mrs. Nancy Glueck, Frank and Sue Con-1 neighton, also survived by seven great-grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Margaret Kappa and Mrs.

Minnie Snyder: Wednesday. February 25, 1970; residence, 14 Sheehan Hartwell. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Thursday from 6-9 P. M. Requiem High Mass at St.

James Church, Wyoming, Friday at 10 A. M. BISPING Ethel (nee Campwell), wife of the late Frank Bisping, dear mother of Mrs. Ethel Wermuth and Robert Bisping, also survived by three grandchildren; Wednesday, February 25, 1970; residence, 4980 Winneste Ave. Visitation, Friday, 5 to 8 P.

M. at the Corken FUneral Home, 2821 Reading at Oak (Vernon Village). Requiem High Mass, St. George Church: Saturday, 9 A. M.

Frederick Funeral Home, in charge of arrangements. BOHLEN Fred beloved husband of Mary Ebel Bohlen, and father of Frederick R. and Herbert T. Bohlen; also 13 grandchildren; Wednesday, February 25. 1970: residence, 3554 Pembroke Ave.

Requiem. High Mass, St. Mary Church, Hyde Park; SatTurday, February 28 at 10 A. M. No visitation.

George H. Rohde and Son Funeral Home in charge of arrangemets. For more complete information and address of the funeral director, refer to NAME TIME ARISS, Kenneth Allen 10:30 A. M. BAUM, Harry 9:00 A.M.

BELL, Helen L. 2:00 P.M. BELL, Mary Jane BENNETT, David C. 12:30 P.M, BERRY, Mildred L. 9:30 A.M.

BIDDISON-CROUCH, Sally 10:00 A.M. BISPING, Ethel 9:00 A.M. BOHLEN, Fred 10:00 A.M. BONHAM, Harry W. 9:00 A.M.

BRADFORD, Thomas 10:30 A.M. BRUUN, George T. DIECKROEGER, Olga 10:00 A.M. FIEGLEIN, William 9:30 A.M. FISHER, Raymond 10:00 A.M.

GRIGSBY, James Jr. 2:00 P.M. HAAR, Frances 11:00 A.M. HILLER, Clifford 10:00 A.M. HINES, William 10:00 A.M.

HISSETT, Myrtle 9:00 A.M. HOFFMANN, Albert 2:00 P.M. HORN, Dorothy 10:00 A.M. HUCKE, Emma 10:00 A.M. JENSEN, Ludwig 10:00 A.M.

JOHNSON, Gertrude 9:30 A. M. KLARE-BRINK, Ida 9:30 A.M. KLARE, Robert E. 9:00 A.M.

KNATZER, Nellie 10:00 A.M. LUSK, Charles 9:00 A.M. NEIDHART, Bertha 10:00 A.M. O'CONNOR, Michael 9:30 A. M.

PROWS, Harry F. 10:00 A.M. ROSS, Grace ROTH, Charles W. 1:00 P.M. RUNCK, John 10:00 A.M.

RYLE, Bruce E. 10:30 A.M. SCARBOROUGH, Edgar C. 10:00 A.M. SCHAEFER, George J.

9:00 A.M. SCHAPS, Marian Gruber 1:30 P.M. SHAW, Gordon 2:00 P.M. SIMMS, Gladys Bradford 10:00 A.M. STOCKER, Ada 10:00 A.

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2 obituary below. FUNERAL Hodapp Rebold Fairchild Hodappr Paul R. Young Vitt Stermer Hodapp Frederick George H. Rohde Son Dalbert Woodruff Neidhard-Minges Anderson Hardiq-Lemen Fuldner Mortuary Swindler Argo Allison Rose Paul R. Young Riedlinger-Lemen Spaeth Vielhauer Chambers Grubbs Hodapp W.

Mack Johnson Dalbert Woodruff Rebold Chas. A. Miller Sons Busse Borgmann Middendorf John J. Radel Gilligan Connie Bros. Dobbling Lebanon, Ky.

Bolton -Lunsford Grubbs Oswald Middendorf Weil Busse Bormann Muehlenkamp-Erschell Vorhis Argo a End HORN Dorothy (nee Emming), beloved wife Peter Horn; dear mother of of and John Horn, sister of Larry Leonard Emming, daughter of Mrs. Laura Emming, Tuesday, February 24, 1970; residence Box 4762 Crow Independence, age 53 years. Funeral services Saturday, February 28, 10 A. M. Chambers Grubbs Funeral Home, Independence, Ky.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 9 P. M. at the funera home. HUCKE Emma L.

(nee Wiehe), beloved wife of the late Ernst G. Hucke, dear mother of Mrs. Norma Thomson, Mrs. Thelma Krumpe and Lester F. Hucke and the late Elmer and Raymond Hucke, sister of Elmer Wiehe, also five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren; Wednesday, February 25, 1970; in her 96th year; residence, 5420 Haft Rd.

Relatives and may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage; Saturday, February 28 from 9. A. until tirne of service at 10 M. JENSEN Ludwig, husband of the late Fanny Christensen Jensen, father of Mary Ellen and John L. Jensen, brother of Ellen and Holger Jensen; Wednes- residay, February 25, 1970.

Friends dence, 6238 Orchard Lane, may call at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillian Walnut Hills, Thursday 6 to 8 P. M. Services Friday, February 27 at 10 A.

M. JOHNSON Gertrude S. (nee Schmidt), beloved wife of Joseph J. Johnson, devoted mother of Howard J. Johnson of Little Rock, Ark.

and Robert G. Johnson of Fairborn, dear sister of Mrs. Albert Knodel, also SUTvived by four grandchildren and one great-grandchild; age 80 years; Thursday, February 26, of 1970; 4616 at East Point, formerly Midland Ave. Funeral services Saturday, 9:30 A. M.

at Dalbert Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave. at Queen City. Friends may call Friday, 4 to 9 P. M. KLARE widow of Harry Klare, dear aunt of Helen, Loretta and Olivia Schinner and Mrs.

Lucille Hollsteage; Wednesday, February 25, 1970; in her 101st year; residence, 5531 Kirby Rd. Visitation, Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. at Mozart, Cheviot. Friday morning rom 8 to 9. followed by funeral Mass at Little Flower Church at 9:30 A.

M. KLARE Robert dear son of Bertha and the late William A. Klare, dear brother of Patricia, Ronald and William Klare: suddenly, Thursday February 26. 1970; residence, 2364 Friends Banning may call at the "Chas. years.

A. age 26 Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamil ton Ave. at Knowlton Northside: Friday from 4 to 9 P. M. Requiem High Mass at Little Flower Church, Saturday.

9 A. M. KNATZER Nellie (nee Carlton), widow of Estel Knatzer, dear sister of Georgia Poland and Myrtle Paul, Thursday, February 26, 1970. Friends may call at the Busse and tral and Clifton Hills Borgmann Co. Funeral Home, Cenday from 4 10 9 M.

Services Saturday, February 28 at 10 A. M. Charles beloved husband of Hazel Lusk (nee Fitzpatrick) and the late Margaret Lusk (nee Bender). dear father of Mrs. Rosemary Theiss and dear step-father Mrs.

Blanche Shields, brother of Mrs. Carmen Thomas, Mrs. Alvernice Albrecht and Cheever Lusk, also survived by six grandchildren: Thursday. February 26, 1970; residence, 623 Philadelphia Covington, age 75. FUneral Saturday, February 28 from the Middendorf Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, at 8:30 A.

M. Requiem High Mass, St. Aloysius Church, at 9 A. M. Interment Mother of God Cemetery.

Visitation, Friday, 3 to 9 P. M. NEIDHART Bertha A. (nee Rombach), devoted wife of the late Frank Neidhardt, devoted mother of Mrs. Alberta Bolte, one granddaughter; Thursday.

February 26, 1970; residence, 4515 Ripple Creek, Cold Spring. Kv. Requiem High Mass, Monday, March 2 at 10 A. M. St.

Joseph Church, Cold Spring. Interment, St. Mary Cemetery, St. Bernard. Chio.

Visitation, Sunday, 4 to 9 P. M. at the John Radel Co. Funeral Home, 822 York St, Newport, Ky. Michael beloved husband of Ada O'Conner (nee Wise), devoted father of Mrs.

Robert (Florence) Hewett, Lexington, grandfather of Robert and Thomas Wednesday, February 25, 1970; at his residence, 810 Seton Ave. Funeral from the Gilligan Funeral Home ,3671 Warsaw Saturday, February 28. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Lawrence Church at 9:30 A. M.

Friends may call Friday after 4 P. M. Members of Chapter No. 1 DAV please take notice PROWS Harry beloved husband of Norma Prows (nee Wilson), dear father of Mrs. Ralph Vaught, Mrs.

Lee Brainerd, Mrs. Elmer Jackson, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Donald Page and Edward Prows, dear brother of Mrs. Stella Roberts, Mrs.

Lori Bussell, Claude, Everett and Henry Prows. also 14 grandchildren; Thursday, February 26, 1970 residence. 320 E. 42nd Covington, age 70 years. Service Saturday, Februarv.

28 at the Connley Bros. Funeral Home, 11 E. Southern Latonia at 10 A. M. Visitation, Friday, 4 10 9 P.

M. ROSS Grace late (nee Olin Evans), Ross, beloved devoted wife mother of the of Mrs. Regina Davidson, Mrs. Janet Johnson and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Appar, also survived by six arandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren; residence, 16 MemLane, Ft.

Thomas, Thursday, February 26, 1970. Service Monday, March 2, at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas at the convenience of the family. Visitation, Sunday from 4 to 6 P. M.

ROTH Charles of Glendale, Tuesday, February 24, 1970; survived by his daughter Lois Anne Biester, Creve Coeur, brother of Frank Roth of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mary Schult, Covington, Lillian Hayes, San Antonio, Texas, also three grandchildren Tiia, Heidi and Derek Biester. Graveside services and interment, Monday, March 2 at P. M. at Lebanon National Cemetery, Lebanon, Ky. ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS reliable understanding personal services always foremost at Rohde Funeral Home.

Our convenient are location servicing the Eastern Hills area of Cincinnati is as close as your telephone. DIRECTOR George H. Rohde Son FUNERAL HOME 571 571 BONHAM beloved husband of Clara Harry Thornton Bonham, dear brother of Mrs. Charles (Dorothy) Moore, Charles and William Bonham; Tues5906 Hamilton Ave. Mass of the day, February 24, 1970; residence, at 9 A.

M. at St. Catherine Church. Resurrection Saturday, February 28, Friends may call Friday at the and Woodruff Funeral Dalbert Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave. at Queen City.

4 to 9 P. M. BRADFORD Thomas Edgar, beloved husband of the late Anna Taylor Bradford, of William B. and Edith uncle Solar, brother-in-law of FlosMay Taylor and the late Estella sie Bradford Solar; Wednesday, February age 80 years. Funeral 25, 1970; residence, 5912 Harrison services at the Neidhard-Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison 28, Westwood; M.

Saturday, Visitation, February Friday, at 10:30 A. 5 to 9 P. M. BRUUN beloved husband of George Bruun, devoted father Dorothea of Sga. Rodney J.

Bruun, Kathryn D. Bruun and Nancy Johanna Reed, dear brother of Dorothea Fosth and Ruth 26, Yost 1970; residence, 603 and Melvin Bruun; Dewdrop Circle. Friends may call February at the Anderson Funeral Home, 8611 Winton Brenwood: Fri6 to 9 P. M. Funeral service, day, Saturday, at 10 A.

M. Memorials may be made 10 the Shrine Burns Institute. DIECKROEGER Olga (Dutchess- -nee Rauf), beloved mother of Forrest (Constance Ann) Hudson and Howard Edward Dieckroeger dearly beloved former dear wife of grandmother of Darren Edward Hudson, Dieckroegor dear sister of ard Rose Williams, Josephine Leidenheimer, Norma Randall, Albert Rauf, and the late Mayme HangWednesday, February 25, bers: residence, Neeb Fehr Hardig- 51. Visitation at the 1970; age Reidlinger Funeral Home, 494 Funeral Neeb Friday, 4 to 9 P. February 28, services Saturday.

10 A. M. FIEGLEIN William husband of the late Mecleda Gardner Fieglein and beloved father of William N. Fieglein, and John F. Fieglein.

survived by six grandsons, four and two great-grandsons, brother of the late Anna Mae Dattilo; formerly of 3923 Farrell Drive; Wednesday, February 25, 1970: at residence. of his son, William N. Jr. at Houston, Texas. Friends may call Friday, 4 to 9 P.

M. at the Fuldner Mortuarv. 421 Arch St. (Park in adioining garage using Broadway entrance). Requiem High Mass at St.

Xavier Church; Saturday, February 28 at 9:30 A. M. FISHER Raymond beloved son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher: survived bv one niece and one nephew; Wednesday, February 25.

ade 73 years; residence, 803 Scott Covinaton, Ky. Service at the Swindler Funeral Home, 214 W. Southern Latonia; Saturday, at 10 A. M. Burial Independence Cemetery.

No visitation. GRIGSBY James beloved husband of Alice Hawley Griasby, devoted father of Erma Means, Audrey Bowman, Alice Schafer. Sylvia Allender, Jimmie Lea Vaughn, Roy, Fred. and Johnny Griasby, brother of Sylvia Graves. Mary Benter and Johnny Grinsby.

also survived by 21 grandchildren and five greatarandchildren Wednesday, February 25. 1970; residence. Addys-1 ton. Ohio. Service Saturdav, Februarv 28 at 2 P.

M. at the Argo Funeral Home, Cleves. Visitation, Friday, 6 to 9 P. M. HAAR Frances Cox, beloved wife of the late Robert J.

Haar, daughter of Mrs. Martha Newman Cox, sister of Roy. Glavis and Glenn Cox, twin sister of Mrs. Corinne Stanley Brueggeman and Miss Irene Cox; her residence, 1304 Holman Covinaton, Thursday. February 26, age 53 vears.

Service at the Allison Rose Funeral Home, Robbins and Madison Covington; day. March 2 at 11 A. M. Interment Mother of God Cemetery. Friends mav call from 4 10 Sundav.

P. M. HILLER Clifford 0.. beloved husband of Bertha Wallace Hiller. devoted mother of Mrs.

Theodore (Bertha) Moore, Robert P. and Clifford J. Hiller, grandfather of 12 grandchildren; Thursday, February 26, 1970; residence, 6919. Gloria North College Hill. Funeral services Paul R.

Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healthy. Saturday, 10 A. M. Friends may call Friday, 6 to 9 P.

M. HINES William beloved father of Mrs. Mariorie Walters. Betty. Bill, Loren and Gary Hines, also survived by eight grandchildren, dear brother of Mrs.

Helen Douglas, Virainia and Elmer Hines; suddenlv Thursdav. February 26, 1970: residence. 1408 Main age 70 vears. Blessing Monday, March 2 at the Riedlinger-Lemen Funeral Home 19 Green 10 A. M.

Friends may call Sunday. 4 to 9 P. M. HISSETT Myrt'e (nee Henn), beloved wife of the late Valentine Hissett do. voted mother of Richard.

Donald, Robert and the late James Hissett, deer sister of Delia and Earl Hent and the late Laura Kunker, seven arandchildren: Wednesday February 25 1970; residence. 7427 Maple Mt. Healthy; age 64 vears. Funeral Saturday, February 28 at 9 M. from the First United Church of Christ on Hoffner Mt.

Healthy Chapter 0.E.S. services Fridav at 7:30 P. M. Member of White Shrine and Mt. Healthy Council of A.

Past president of Mothers' Club of Ohio Demolay. Visitation, Friday, 5 to 9 P. M. at Spaeth Sons FUneral Home 1320 Chase Ave. at Chambers Northside.

If 50 desired, contributions may be made to the Chin Demolav Scholarship Fund. 317 E. 5th Cincinnati, Chin. HOFFMANN Albert, beloved husband of the late Luetta Nightingale Hoffmann, devoted father of Mrs. Daniel (Loraine) Waits, grandfather of Mrs.

Ronald Ward and Martin Waits, also survived by four great-grandchildren; Wednesday, February 25, 1970; formerly of 4222 Brownway, Service at the Vielhaver Funeral Home, 2961 Madison Oakley Square, Friday, February 27, at 2 P. M. Friends may call Thursday after P. M. Memorials may be made the United Church of Christ, Oaf ley.

Mt. Lookout--Hyde Park Linwood and Delta Schaefer Busby wig, dear grandfather of Jane, Jay and Connie Ruck, Jerome and Jacqueline Heimbrock; Tuesday, February 24, 1970; residence, 5458 Cleves-Warsaw Pike; age 76 years. Visitation, Friday from 4 to P. M. at the Bolton and Lunsford Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood.

Services, Saturday at the St. John United Church of Christ, Neeb Rd. at 10 A. M. Established 1836 24 W.

9th St. 241-0932 Sahnd, me. FUNERAL HOME 3412 CLIFTON 281-4543 WRASSMANN FUNERAL 2625 Gilbert Ave. WO1-1600 ELDEN A. GOOD FUNERAL 2630 ERIE AVE.

871-3433 -BAMBER Robert Bamber and R. Bamber FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3011 WOODBURN 961-1440 3 a End RUNCK John beloved husband of Romilda Runck (nee Schroer), devoted father of John H. and Harold F. Runck and Mrs. Ruth A.

Heimbrock, dear brother of Mrs. Emma Lud- RYLE Bruce beloved husband of Emma Jane Ryle (nee Black), dear father of William Ryle, Mrs. Jean Mason and Mrs. Sally Jane Hankinson, son of Solon B. Ryle, stepfather of Mrs.

Janny Pierson, Jerry, Kenny, and Danny Aylor, brother of Mrs. Dora Waiston, Mrs. Sally Scott, Mrs. Donna Gregory, Mrs. Loretta Bright, Mrs.

Ruby Pavey, Percy. Howard, Wallace and Solon Eari Ryle: Wednesday. February 25, 1970; residence, Rt. 1. Union, Ky.

Age 58 years. Services Saturday, 10 A. M. Big Bone Baptist, Church Visitation, Grubbs Home, Florence, Friday, 3 to 9 P.M. SCARBOROUGH Edgar age 50; residence, 490 Hoffman Ave.

Mounted Route Lebanon; killed in auto accident Thursday: State Route 48. south of Lebanon: survived by wife Mildred, daughter Pamela at home, one son Edoar and wife Nancy of touisville. one granddaughter mother Mrs. Florence Scarborough, Milford, Ohio, three brothers James and Robert of Cincinnati, Charles of Florida, four sisters Mrs. Ruth Crenering, Mrs.

Jane Barker, Mrs. El Verne Dean, Milford, Mrs. Marion Thompson, Branch Hill, Ohio. Requiem High Mass, Monday, 10 A. M.

St. Francis de Sales Church, Lebanon. Interment Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call at Oswald neral Home. 329 Mulberry St.

Lebanon, Sunday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P. M. Interment Lebanon Cemetery. SCHAEFER George beloved husband of Irene E. Schaefer (nee Bailey), devoted father of Dr.

Richard G. and Timothy J. Schoefer, also survived by four grandchildren; Thursday, February 26, 1970; residence, 34 Leathers Ft. Mitchell, age 67 years. Funeral Monlay, March 2 from the Middendorf Funeral Home, 917 Main Covinaton, 8:30 A.

M. Requiem High Mass, Church of the Blessed Sacrament, 9 A. M. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.

Visitation, Sunday, 3 to 7 P. M. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. SCHAPS Marian Gruber, beloved wife of Milton Schaps, devoted mother Larry J. Schaps, dear sister of Mrs.

Milton Abel of Indianapolis and Bernie Gruber, also survived by two grondchildren, Services Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Friday, February 27 at 1:30 P. M. Memorial Week will be observed at her residence, 2805 Grand Middletown. Memorial contributions to your favorite charity would be appreciated. SHAW Gordon husband of the late Addie May Shaw (nee Wooten), loved father of Mrs.

Carol Woodruff, Mrs. Mary Born, Mrs. Bessie Crone and Joseph Shaw; beloved brother of Robert Shaw and Mary Macke; Tuesday, February 24, 1970; residence, 1869 Robley Ave. Friends may call at the Busse Borgmann Co Home, Central Pkwy. and Clifton Hills Thursday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Services, Friday, February 27, at 2 P. M. SIMMS Gladys Bradford (nee LeMasters), beloved wife of Elmer R. Simms, dear mother of William J.

Brad. ford, dear sister of Mrs. Myrtle Shoemaker and Roland LeMaster, also survived by two grandchildren and two great grandchildren; Wednesday, February 25, 1970; age 71 years; residence, 630 Enright Price Hill. Service Muehlenkamp-Erschell Newport neral Home, 835 York Satur. day, February 28 at 10 A.

M. Visitation, 4 to 9 P. M. Friday. STOCKER Ada (nee Adams), wife of the late Herman A.

Stocker, stepmother of Robert H. Stocker, also three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; Wednesday. February 25, 1970; residence, 5651 Ridge Pleasant Ridge, Service Saturday, February 28 at 10 A. M. at the Vorhis Funeral, Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood.

(No visitation). WILBURN Dawsey S. beloved husband of Kathyrn Wilburn, devoted father of Dawsey Jr. James, Robert, Richard and John Wilburn and brother of William and Harry Wilburn, also survived by 12 suddenly Thursday, 26, 1970; residence, Cleves, Ohio. Service Monday, March 2 at 11 A.

M. at the Argo Funeral Home, Cleves. Visitation, Sunday. 3 to 8 P. M.

World War I Veteran W. Mack Johnson Funeral Homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 NURRE BROS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 GUMP- HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glenmore at Herbert -Cheviot MO 1-0690 SCHMIDT-DHONAU READING SHARONVILLE 821-2777 821-2777 Tredway Funeral Home Established 1892 NORWOOD. OHIO 2131 Cameron Ave. ME 1-0311 THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES MADISONVILLE and KENWOOD VORHIS Funeral Homes LOCKLAND, OHIO NORWOOD, OHIN 821-0062 631-4884 WITT, GOOD KELSCH 3026 FUNERAL, HOME, JE 1-0105 A1 MONUMENTS SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. GRAVE MARKERS AND MONUMENTS 2900 READING RD. 961-7820 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER With keen interest in photographing, to enlarge and print in home.

Must have own equipment. Reply to Box 344, Enquirer. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? We refuse no one. Check our low rates. 751-8490 BEN FRANKLIN MOTEL, 2 miles East of Bethei, 0.

on Rt. 125, Modern. CANDY THE WRAPPERS- Leading female band needs girl quitarist or sist. Age 17 to 23, good money plus expenses. Call collect, 513-222-6349.

EARN up to $50 for giving a Bestline Product Party. 861-6663. GIFT SHOP CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. 662-8507. "MISSING" Since Feb.

5th Marilyn Lehman, midget 3 ft. 11. black hair, brown eyes, age 30. Anyone knowing her whereabouts contact her husband at 381-1097 or 30 West Liberty St. NEED A DRESSMAKER? Call Jane Evenson, 563-9664.

Sharonville. NEGRO MAN with station wagon who helped boys or truck driver, who saw accident at Western Hills Viaduct. Reward. Call 471-4014. SEWING LESSONS- Reasonable.

Beginner advanced classes. Dillonvale. 791-3654 SLIM GYM For free demonstration Immediate delivery. Call Bob, 861 861-4974. SLIM GYM'S FOR SALE -Free demonstration.

Call Shirley Burton, 791-7076. SOFT BALL TEAMS NEEDED: Western part of city. 481-5631 or 825-2986. STOP POLLUTING WATER Use pure soap and SOFT WATER. 242-5541.

LOST AND FOUND FOUND- Large long-haired dog, Knowl-1 ton's Corner area. Call 941-6413. LOST Brown and white long hair tov collie (Sheltie), Delta-Erie-VictoriaMarburg area, East Hyde Park. name "Tina" do not chase. lust call, if knows her name call us.

Thank You (reward) 871-1399 or 871-4197 LOST mixed German Shepherd, male. 6 mos. with collar. Answers Clifton. Reward.

621- 2505, days. 861-1321, evenings; weekends. LOT -Tri-Color female Collie. No collar. Vicinity Covington, west side.

20th Masison, Highland, Warren. 491-6254. LOST Gold rinq. amethyst set, at Netherland Hilton Sat. nite.

Reward. 681-1937. LOST CAT red jeweled collar. vicinity Fairhill and Sunnvwoods. Reward.

661-5074. LOST Billfold containing Charge-Aand other identification cards. Reward, Phone 871-5837. LOST- One Basset hound vicinity of Walnut Hills. Has lead rope on him.

Reward. 232-0700. LOST -Doberman, male, black and tan, eve, Mt. 281-4120. Adams, reward.

Mr. Brackett. LOST--Large German Shepherd 851-1005 LOST -Brown school purse on 35 bus line. 721-8934. LOST -Silver Eastern Sar Pin.

Feb. 19. Downtown. Please. Reward.

321-8121. REWARD -Lost, black male Scotty. "Brutus." Mt. Adams area, has one white blue eve. Call 241-5077.

REWARD -Irish setter, male. Answers to Kip. Lost Clifton area. 381-6796. WOULD the owner of the blue 1959 Plym.

bearing Ohio license AD please remove it from the Avon parking lot in Sprinadale? Otherwise we shall be forced to have it moved from our premises. EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION PIANO LESSONS In my home, Mt. Carmel area; very reasonable. 752-8866. SPANISH LESSONS-For children, ages 6 to 11.

Call 751-5653. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES AARON DROVE, will you? Cars available to any maior city. Action Drivers Exchange, 1329 Arlington. 541-6995 AAACON needs people going, to New York, Milwaukee, Albuquerque, Oregon Nevada, Florida, to drive our cars. Cheap travel, Gas allowance.

AAACON, 307 E. Fourth 621-4744 LOW COST TRAVEL, DRIVE CARS TO Michigan; Chicago; and, most major cities. AUTO DRIVEWAY, 621-8384. NORWOOD family. rooms, 1st fl.

4 rooms, porch, 2d fl. 2-car garage. $20,900. CARL WYNN RIDE from 8th purcell to 5300 River 11 P. M.

and back 8 A. M. 921-5503 HOUSES FOR SALE AMBERLEY (9100) LONGMEADOW Truly Luxurious Ranch Beautiful one acre, lot. Marvelous equipped kitchen. Two bedrooms, exquisite baths.

Unusual tamily room, log fireplace and wet bar. Many custom appointments and extras. Sixties. Call PAULINE KOORIS, 522-6064. 931-2456 Barnhorn AMELIA, NEAR ONE-FLOOR BRICK Custom built, 5 spacious rooms, 2- bedrooms, kitchen with lots.

of cabinet space. Wood-burning fireplace in living room, full basement, enclosed front porch, 1-car attached qarace, fenced lot 112x180 ft. Call Ken 0'Briant. 732-1259. 231-8716 FREDTUKE SON AMELIA 2-108 APPROX.

ACRE 3-bedroom brick ranch with living room, dining room: attached garage Try small down payment. Call RICH JETTER, 752-7948 MAL. Inc. Realtor 232-3470 AMELIA- -City bus. Modern 2-bedroom, full dining room.

basement, eat-in kitchen, 1-car garage, 2-car carpot: lot. 100x200. Excellent condition. $15,900 GLENN TEEGARDEN. 753-4653 AUCHER 753-4500 ANDERSON TWP.

QUICK OCCUPANCY BEAT INFLATED PRICES See what real value can be yours in this two-story colonial with 1800-sq. ft. of living space and four bedrooms with baths. Exceptional closet space throughout, 28-foot family kitchen with fireplace. Ideal for mother with young children, first floor laundry and mud room.

Authentic used brick with easy-care aluminum siding and gutters assuring little maintenance. This home is situated on a well landscaped corner lot affording side entry to an oversized two car garage. Quick access 10 1-275 (under construtcion) puts this address within 30 minutes of any plant in the county. Bus for public and parocihal schools at door. Close to Beechmont Mall for the finest shopping.

Better than new condition and priced fairly for quick sale. R. H. KELLY 231-0900 CLINE REALTORS ANDERSON TOWNSHIP NEW LISTING Two bedrooms with full basement, car garage; large lot. $16,000.

GUS PAPANIA, 791-3790 793-3300 BACK POPPE AVONDALE- -NICE LOCATION KIDS LOVE IT you will too! Brick, 2-family with 6 rooms for the new owner. Bargain priced and can be purchased on FHA with low down payment. Call BEN SIEGEL, REALTOR 761-7777 AVONDALE, NORTH Clinton Springs, 6 bedrooms, baths, prick home. Completely modernized. 2-car garage.

751-2414. CROSSTOWN AVONDALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT 3-family brick. Walk to hospitals. bargain at $15,900. Call 681-1920.

BERLING REALTY AVONDALE one family, newly remodeled. With FHA. -Pay like rent. Full price only $10,950. 351-0100 INCREDIBLE 521-9782 AVONDALE- -North Lenox Lane: immediate Nice.

Under $20,000. 921-5900; evenings, 522-8402. AVONDALE, Brick 5-bedroom, baths. 2-car garage. C.

Dickey, 271- 9132. HOUSES FOR SALE LOT fronts on Route 125: immaculate 6-room house. 25-ft. living room, large kitchen, full basement. garage, many extras.

This one won't last RUSS WOODRUFF. 763-2194. AUCHER 753-4500 BETHEL 7-room brick house: full' basement. 2-car garage. Immediate possession.

On state highway. 379- 4944. ASH SYCAMORE SCHOOLS Carriane Bill Farms OPEN 2 'TIL DARK DIRECTIONS: Reading Rd. to Cooper east on Cooper to Waxwing left on Lobelia 10 Models. 793-2400 SHOWCASE REALTORS BLUE ASH WE WORK HARDER LIST WITH US--CALL 761-7777 BEN SIEGEL, Realtor BLUE Older, 100x175, type.

6 rooms. Needs repairs. A. SPONZILLI, 791-1331 BOND HILL 2-family, FHA. Must sell.

FRANKLIN REALTY 242-1511.