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TC MoihI.in. August 5. IWI 1111 l( IYWII I IKI MetfOA-7 Obituaries Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices )W II I KAUSKY dith (nee Hill) 90 Formerly Johnie Mae, lovmy mother of Waiter NY8T beloved husband ot Lorraine I Miguet ward Cowan, Michael ot Goshen, ot Otterbein Home, lliams, Mary Cowan and ebanon, Friday, August 2, Mary Sue Settles, dear sister MurflvvsKy, devoted tatner ot Walter Colonel and Michael Murawsky, dear brother of ot 1991 A 1920 graduate ot Mor ir morn nm plftt infnrni.it ion address of the Albert White, Mrs Denme row High School A member of Barfield and Mrs Sarah Prince, the United Methodist Church, nil dirci lnr refer to the indiviilii.il diilh notii Gustave O'Hara Taaffe, 86 He founded Valley Sheet Metal worked there 60 years United Methodist Women, sev ewis and Edward Murawsky, also survived by five grand( hi! dren Sunday, August 4, 199 1 also survived by tour grandchildren, a son-in-law, Carl Settles, eral garden clubs, Ohio Farm three brothers-in-law, evidence Mason, OH Friends Bureau, Clinton Memorial Hos- James Bartieid, Leroy Cowan tal Volunteers, the Grange may call Wednesday, trom 6 8 I'M KAI, 111 (Ml-: and Senior Citirens Pre'eded With player service ll mi-: DAI AM I' and Rev William Cowan and a host of nieces, nephews, cous- Thursday, at II AM at the in death by husband, Lester Shorten Funeral Home, 400 her many foster children. Hause in 1963, survived by COWAN John.eMoe 800PM Auq 06 Holl-Jo'do" other relatives and friends Au sons, Dr A. W.

Hause and EGGFRS HoroidB 9 30AM Auq 06 Choi A M.iier Sons Reading Road, Mason, Ohio Interment Rose Hilt Cemetery, Mason Thomas Hause, a daughter, gust 2, at aye 81. Funeral services 8 P.M Tuesday at Mrs Robert (Martha) Blair, AUl Brent Andrew 10 00AM Auq 07 Tul's-Sdrldmeye' eye ace Baptist Church, 652 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Private GARDNER, fugenio I OOP Aug 07 Dohbling IFl Thomnsl Rockdale Rev. Gregory Chandler, Sr Pastor, officiat- Festus, husband ot the late Ida tuneral service will be held to Rev. D.

L. Motley, Eulo- day at the Vaie-Hoskms Funer- GIBHABDT. Mnnef 9 30AM Aug 07 Witt. Good 4 Keisch Patterson New, dear father of Chiora Boehniem and Gene St. Home, with interment Friends may caH 6 PM Carthage Lodge No.

573, the Scottish Rite, Syrian Shrine, Eastern Star Alba Chapter No. 104 and Oola Khan Grotto. He also was past president of the Methodist Union of Cincinnati. He and his wife traveled extensively together and split their time between their Kenwood and Fort Lauderdale, homes. He is also survived bv a broth- GfS'jfNDORf, New, also survived by 12 Morrow Cemetery Memorials until time of services.

Ruth Chpt. 14, OE.S. services 7 nnd'o 1 00 PM Aug 06 Nut'f iGrovesidel requested to Otterbein Home, grandchildren, 20 great grand' children and tive great great 58S St Rte 741, Lebanon, M. Queen City Crt. 0)6, GlES.luolle G'H'gon-S'Pe OH 45036.

Dgtrs. of Sphinx services 7 30 grandchildren Friday, August 1991, in Winters, TX Rela M. interment Spring Grove GIIARDI Chorles 1 1 30 A Aug 06 V.tt Stermer tives and friends are invited to HENLKY Cemetery. Arrangements by Hall-Jordan Funeral Homes. attend graveside services at HARRIS, Doniel Rothgel 7 00PM Aug 06 Thompson iCmonngtil BY DAVE BEASLEY The Cincinnati Enquirer Gustave O'Hara Taaffe's greatest concern in the last days of his life was that he was not being useful.

In his last talk with his daughter, Joyce McCrate of Indian Hill, he said, "I'm not helping anybody." That was a few days before he died of heart failure at the age of 86 at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Taaffe, of Kenwood, was founder of the Valley Sheet Metal where he worked for 60 years. He retired from the company in 1979 but continued working in his real estate development business, Taaffe Inc. "Dad was a very hard worker with a wonderful sense of humor and gratitude," his daughter said.

"I often heard him say, 'God has been good to "He was a wonderful father and I could always talk to him." He and his wife, Mabel, who died in 1981, were actively involved in Masonry. He was a member of the Arlington Memorial Gardens, KGCiEKK HAUSE Edith I Aug OS Vole-Hnsinr Mf Healthy, Wednesday at Cecilia beloved wife of the late Walter Henley, devoted mother ot Walter L. Henley, dear grandmother of Carole Garten, W. Greg Henley, two great-grandchildren and one 30 P.M Chas. Miller serv Harold beloved husband of Louise Slaven Eggers, dear fa HFNIEY.

Cenlio 1 2 00 noon Aug 06 Simmer ing the family KENNEY JeKery A 7 OOP Aug 06 Dobbling CONNKLI KNIGHT, Benme I I OOP Aug 6 Neidnprd Margaretta (nee Hickey), ther of Barbara Abrams, Harold L. Eggers, Shirley A. Ball and Glenda S. Eggers, also survived by ten grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and one niece and nephew. Sunday, beioved wife of the late Arthur great-great-grandchild, sister of Mildred Olding, Elsie Jung and Jeanette Wetta Formerly of Blue Ash Saturday, August YIE I0 00AM Aug 6 Rulimon lAurpro INI M.

Connell, dear mother of Gustave Taaffe er, Griffith Cleve Taaffe of Silver-ton, Ohio; a sister, Vicki Thompson, Fort Lauderdale, three grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. A funeral is scheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Spring Grove Cemetery Mausoleum, with visitation at 10:30 a.m. Memorials may be made to the Shriners Burns Institute, 202 Goodman Cincinnati 45219. Jerome O'Connell and Den- IUKEY, Frank 8 OOP Aug 6 Thomos Memorml (991 Friends may call from O'Connell ot Irvine, CA August 4, 1991.

Age 69 years. Resident of Coleram Township 10 A until noon Tuesday, Moore grandmother of Kelly Ann and MCCAIIUM MoiyK at the Strawser Funeral Home, ends may call at the Chas. Patrick Wilham A and Dan 9503 Kenwood Road, Blue Ash. MtKfE Bessie 1 1 30 A Aug 06 Poul 8 Young Miller Sons Funeral Home, lei J. O'Connell and Kellie Harn Services at noon Tuesday.

gan. August 3, 1991. Mass of Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Street, Northside, Monday, 6 to McOUEEN, Deiores 12 00 noon Auq 07 Hall-Jordan Christian Burial will be held at P.M. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Mary Church, Hyde Park, MITCHELL Roberto 1000AM Aug 06 linnemnnn Itrlonger) KNNKY Jeffery A beloved friend of Corpus Christ! Catholic Church, Thursday, August 8, at 9 A New Burlington, Tuesday, at Robert Stewart, loving son of lends may cad at Geo. H. MURASKY, Walter J. INY8TI JO A It desired, memorials William A Kenney and dearest Rohde and Son Funeral Home, Shorten (Mason, il 00AM Aug. 08 OHl brother of William Kenney irrwood and Delta Aves, Mt may be directed to the Ameri-can Cancer Society Emission tests possible for Clermont, Warren Sunday, August 4, 1991.

Resi Lookout, Wednesday, from 6 dence Cincinnati, OH Formerly until 9PM NEW, Festus 2 30PM Aug 07 Chos A Miller A l'L of Bellevue, KY. Age 34 years Brent Andrew. Of Loveland. Mass of the Christian Bunal, 7 P.M. Tuesday, Sacred Heart oving son ol Guy and Faye OCONNELl, Mary nee Kief), devoted lelds Harris, David and Rosie wife ot the late Jack Oliver- Church, Bellevue, KY.

Visita Margaretta 9 00 AM Aug 08 George Rohde A Son Faul, brother ot Brian and Brad loving mother of Kevin Faul, dear grandson of Albert tion Tuesday, 4 until 6 30 M. at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Bellevue, KY. OIIVERIO.MaryE IQ00AMAug6 Mihnvk-Rosenger Oliverio, dear daughter of and Shirley Fields and Marie Joanne Schroth and the late POHIMAN, Faul. Suddenly, Saturday, August 3, 1991, in his 18th year Robert W. Kiet, step daughter of Edward Schroth, sister of II 00 A Aug 6 Bolton lunslprd Raphael A KNKillT lends received at the Tutts- Pat, Bill, Roger and Joe Kief, Benme beloved husband of REIEIT Richo'dl Schildmeyer Funeral Home, Nancy Campbell and the late the late Thelma Huntsman Park and Riverside.

Loveland, Dennis and Kevin Kief, daugh Wilson RICE Jeon Aug 06 CoMI-trapp Knight, devoted father ot Ron- Tuesday, 6 to 9 M. where ter-in-law ot Mary Margaret aid Charles (Fred) and Stephen L. Knight and Sharon RUPP, RnyP 10 30 A Aug 07 Vorh.s and the late Louis Oliverio, also survived by many nieces and services will be held Wednes day, August 7, at 10 A Inter ment Gate ot Heaven Ceme Hatchett and Susan Knight SMITH Mane 10 00 AM Aug 7 Bolton Lunstord nephews. Friday, August 2, Heme, also survived by 13 1991 Age 36. Relatives and grandchidlren and two tery.

TAAFFE. Gustave O'Hara friends may call at Mihovk-Ro- great-grandchildren, dear Summit and Wood counties. Scott Compton, head of OEPA's mobile source section, said those counties surround the Dayton, Toledo, Cincinnati and Cleveland areas and are listed by the state agency as being in moderate violation of the Clean Air Act. Franklin, Delaware, Fairfield and Licking counties, in the Columbus area, are also at risk of joining the list, but the air there is not considered as bad. Warren and Clermont county commissioners reached by The Enquirer Sunday said they are not opposed to auto-emissions testing but want more information.

"I think it is necessary everywhere," Clermont Commissioner Richard Martin said. "There are a 1 100 AM Aug 07 Thomas Memorial few people who violate laws on auto-emission equipment. Eventually the EPA will mandate testing for everyone." Clermont Commissioner Robert Proud said shopping malls and increasing traffic in the county are creatiffg more environmental problems, but he was cautious about endorsing emission testing. Warren County is the recipient of streams of air pollution from Hamilton County, where testing has been done for several years, Warren Commissioner George Terwilliger said. "I am not opposed.

It needs to be done for the environment, but I would need to see the ramifications of the proposal." THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER COLUMBUS, Ohio Mandatory testing of automobile emissions may be required in 15 additional counties by 1994, including Clermont and Warren, state environ- mental officials said. Annual mandatory inspections of tailpipe emissions, already required in the Cincinnati and Cleveland urban areas, would mean that residents would not be able to get state registrations for any vehicles that fail to meet standards. Besides Clermont and Warren, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) will ask lawmakers to require inspections by mid-1994 in Clark, Geauga, Greene, Lucas, Medina, Montgomery, Portage, nenacker Funeral Home, 5527 ugenia (nee Miller), beloved 1 00PM TIBBETTS, Grate Aug 07 Paul Young ife ot the late Phillip A Gard brother of Robert Knight Leona Dick and Gertrude Sow ers. Saturday, August 3, 1991 Cheviot Rd Monday 6-9 P.M Mass of Christian Burial St, ner, devoted mother of Zola Reed, dear sister of Mary TSAPAS, Come I OOP Aug 6 Miller-Simmmger James Church, White Oak Residence Oxford, OH, Age 69 Tuesday at 10 A Memorial Meyer, also surviving are sev 1 1 00 A Aug 06 John Brgier VIEL Carolyn years. Funeral services at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 contributions may be made to grandchildren and ten St Rita School tor the Deaf WALKER, great grandchildren.

Saturday Hamilton Ave, Mt, Healthy, Tuesday, August 6 at 1 P.M August 3, 1991, Residence Ft, 1 100 AM Aug 06 Thompson Cincinnati) Mr WyottT 'OIILMAN Friends may call Tuesday Thomas, KY. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 P.M. at the aphael beloved husband ot Shorten IMason, WAILEN, Yuleva trom 11 A.M to time of serv 8 00 M. Aug. 06 H.

G. OH Wimtred Pohlman (nee Tay ice. Retired employee ot Cincin Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft lor), devoted lather ol Donald nati Enquirer. Thomas, visitation Tuesday, 6 Pohlman and Mrs. Jean Not WIllENBRINK, until 8 P.M Family request me- morials to the First Baptist Joseph OO A Aug 06 ConnleyBrc te, also survived by six grandchildren and seven gret-grand KYLK Church, Newport, KY Beatru, 92, ot Aurora A dedi children.

Saturday, August OSWALD-HOSKINS YOUNG, Oeola cated teacher in the Aruora GLBIIAKDT 1991. Age 83 years. Funeral School System Died Friday at service Tuesday at 11 A at Mane E. (nee Klein), beloved the FraoKIm Methodist Home, the Bolton 8. Lunstord Funeral Death Notices Death Notices te ot the late Oral A Geb Franklin, IN Services Tuesday Home, 3042 Harrison Ave hardt, devoted mother ot Ruth Musk ot Newport, and the August 6, 10 A Community KKFIIT Loans Westwood Visitation Tuesday from 9-1 1 AM Memorials may How lenders collect United Methodist Church, St Rd.

48. Visitation Monday, late Oral Charles Gebhardt grandmother ot seven, great be given to your favorite chari Richard L. 55. Ol Cincinnati Friday August 2, 1991, Seiver-ville, TN Survived by Betty ty grandmother ot 14, dear sister 5-9 P.M. Rullman Funeral Home, Burial in Riverview Cemetery.

She is survived by ot Lillian Heeg, also survived by KICK several nieces and nephews her children, Pat Kyle, ol Grit August 3, 1991, in her 95th year Jean (nee Ross), beloved wife of Charles L. Rice, devoted Rettit, Larry Rettil and Dennis Rellit ol Cincinnati, David Rettit ol Mason, OH, ten grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Private services August 6, 1991, fith, IN, Peg Zieber, ol Cinti Resident ot Madisonviile visi mother ot Mrs Ellyn Grant and tation at the Witt, Good and John Kyle, ol Madison, IN and Bill Kyle, ol Aurora Memorials David Rice, dear sister ot Mrs. elsch Funeral Home, 3026 to the Franklin Methodis Virginia Rickey and Morgan Madison Road at Oakie Home-Alzheimer's Unit or the Ross, also survived by granddaughters. August chairty of the donor's choice.

Square, Tuesday, 6 to 9 P.M. Services Wednesday, 9 30 A at St. Paul Lutheran Church, yoim; Cleola (nee Tague). 78 Lebanon Friday, August 2, 1991, Member Lebanon United Methodist Church, Little Sisters Class OES. 343 ot Lebanon and a dedicated volunteer at Otterbein Home, Lebanon.

Survived by husband ot 61 years, Warren C. Sr. sons, Dr. Warren Young, Jr and Judge William Young, daughter, Mrs. Barbara Myers, eight grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren Private luneral service and interment will be held at the convenience ol the family.

The tamily will receive Iriends Wednesday, August 7, Irom 12 30 to 1 30 PM prior to a memorial service at 1 30 at the Lebanon United Methodist Church Memorial contributions are requested to the Alzheimer Developemenl Fund of 1991. Age 64 Resident LIKKY 3433 Madison Road, 45227. Georgetown, OH Friends may call trom 6 to 9 P.M. Monday at Frank beloved husband of (iESSKNDORF the Cahall, Trapp and Wilson Ann Lukey (nee Gutting), lov Funeral Home, Ripley, Or ing father of Paul, Thomas and Alexandra Victoria, beloved in fant daughter ol Rachel Ges- der ot Eastern Star and Amer Michael Lukey. loving ta TSAKAS Carrie, wife of the late Thomas Tsaras, devoted mother of Antoinette Hawthorne, Katherine Apostol and the late Gus Tsaras, dear ssiter of the late Theodore Agapitos and Viola Johnson, dear grandmother of Carol Ann Ptau, Gail Hanrahan, Cheryl Minmear, Barbara Cook, Karen Protlitt and George Apostol, also surived by 15 great grandchildren and tive great-great-grandchildren, Friday, August 2, 1991.

Age 90 years. Friends may call at the Miller-Simminger Funeral can Legion Auxiliary Services, sendort and AHredo Lagii ther-in-law of Cindy and Lynn dent of education finance for Chase Manhattan Bank. The guarantor reimburses the lender. Colleges are asked to share information they have on the debtors' whereabouts but are not responsible for collecting loans, except for Perkins, which is issued by the colleges. If the guarantor cannot collect, the federal government reimburses the bank and calls due the loan amount from the student.

The government can reposses cars, withhold income tax refunds and take other measures to recover the money. LOR1 McCLUNG anone, dear granddaughter ol 8 30 M. Graveside services At the end of a six-month grace period after graduation, borrowers who do not begin loan payments are sent letters asking for either payment, reasons for the delay or an appointment to set up deferments or forbearance. A loan is classified in default if the borrower does not respond after approximately 120 days. Loans in default are turned over for collection to the guarantor agency such as the Ohio State Loan Commission or Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority, said Sylvia Espelage, assistant vice presi Lukey, dear grandfather Guy and Barbara Gessendorl, Jennifer, Sarah, Michael PM Tuesday at Maplewood Cemetery, Ripley, OH Memo Adam, Teresa, Anita and Tom dear niece ol Michael and Sean Gessendorl and Harley and rials may be made to the Rip my Lukey, brother of the late ley Litesquad, the Ohio Tabac Michelle Neltzer, dear great Mary Clare Bnstow August co Festival Scholarship Fund or granddaughter ot Guy and Ru 1991.

Friends may call at the by Gessendorl, dear cousin ol the Centenary United Method Otterbein Home, 585 St Rte Thomas Memorial, 7500 Mont gomery Kenwood, Tues ist Church, Ripley, OH. Rebekkah Gessendorl, Rachel and Emily Neftier. Graveside 741, Lebanon, 45036 or Cancer Research. day Mass of Chr KITI' service, Tuesday, August 6, 1 of Ray devoted husband M. at Pierce Township Cem World War I Vet tian Burial St Gertrude Church, Madeira, 8 P.M.

Private committal services at the conve Frances A. (nee Truest Rupp, etery. Locust Corner, Ohio World War II Vet Home, 3330 Parkcrest Ln Western Hills, Monday, 4 Funeral services at Holy Trinity-St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Tuesday, I M. It desired, memorials may be directed to Ho'y Trimty-SI Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 7000 Winton Rd, 45224 Korean veteran C.

Nurre Funeral Home, Ame- beloved son ot Harry A. Rupp nience ot the family If desired Vietnam Veteran serving the tamily memorials may be directed to and the late Marylynn (nee Gayer) Rupp, brother ol Pam Armed Forces Persian Gull St. Gertrude's School Fund or Ellermon, Jim and Tom Rupp, GIES Lucille (nee Schlosser), beloved the American Cancer Society Judy Parrelte, Dave Rupp and the late Joan Rupp. Suddenly, MEL MCCAUAM 10 Monuments Carolyn (nee Singer), beloved Mary age 73, beloved mother of Joyce Thoma, Kathy wife of the late Joseph A. Gies, dear mother of Georgia McKernan, Marcia Lane, Leo and the late J.

C. Gies, also survived by nine grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. wile of the late Aaron Viel, McCallum and Dorothy Hens dear mother ot Dale Viel, Harrison, OH. and the late Victor L. REBOLD August 3, 1991.

Age 38 years. Resident ol Blue Ash Mr Rupp was Vice-President ol the O.L.B and a member ol the Board ol the Buckeye Tavern Assn. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Road, Norwood, gen, dear sister ol John Qual- FUNERAL HOME Thursday, August 1, 1991. Fu said she is "quite sure" she will not have to worry about paying back her loans after she graduates in 1993. She has borrowed $5,000 ters, Margaret Geiser and the late Dorothy Diacone, three grandchildren, dear Inend ol Sue Rouse.

Services will be held neral services at the convenience of the family. No visita Marker Monuments Flower Vasei tion. Gilligan-Siefke Funeral Tuesday, 6 to 8 Mass ol at the convenience ol the lami 3700 GLENMORE 661-62001 so far. Home in charge. It desired me Christian Burial, Wednesday, ly.

Moore Funeral Home, New morials may be made to Bay- August 7, 1991, at 10 30 A at Sts Peter and Paul Catholic CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-5 GSL encompasses three grams in which the federal government insures loans; if a borrower defaults, the government ultimately reimburses the lender. GSL refers collectively to a variety of programs in which students borrow money from banks or other lenders; the government guarantees repayment and sometimes subsidizes discount interest rates. Federally funded Perkins loans, which are administered directly by schools, also carry long-term government guarantees. Some educators fear default rates are on the rise. Jim Williams, director of student financial aid for the University of Cincinnati, said UC had a 7.1 default rate for fiscal 1989, up from 4.1 in 1988.

The reason, he said, is that more and more people need more and more money. "Students with high financial needs four or five years ago could have made it with grant assistance and a part-time job. "But grant programs have not grown and because of increasing costs, they need more money and need to turn to the GSL," he said. More loans mean more defaults, he said. Xavier University and the College of Mount St.

Joseph have default rates of 3.4 and 3.1 respectively for 1989, the most recent complete data available. James Kelly, XU's director of financial aid, attributed Xavier's low default rate to the process each recipient must go through to receive money. "For all new borrowers there is an entry interview," Kelly said. "Students also review a seven- to eight-minute video, in groups of about 10 people, about the rights ''and responsibilities of having a loan." The video, presented in the format of CNN News, is distributed by Chase Bank and focuses on the town, serving the tamily ley Place, 990 Bayley Place 45233. Church in Norwood.

If desired, Viel of Auburn Hills, loving grandmother of seven grandchildren, 12 greatgrandchildren and one great-grandson Saturday, August 3, 1991, Formerly ol West Harrison, IN Age 91 Friends may call in the John Brater Funeral Home, Broadway at Vine Street, Harrison, OH, Tuesday, August 6, Irom 9 30 A M. to time of funeral service at II AM. Memorials may be made to the St. John's United Church ol Christ Memorial Fund, or the Harrison Litesquad. Interment Glen Haven 20 Mi-KKK "It's part of my motivation to get good grades and get a good job so the amount of money owed is sympathy may be expressed Announcements GILAKDI Charles beloved husband of Bessie (nee Williston), de by a memorial contribution to the Norwood Senior Omens.

voted mother ol Robert James Jane C. Gilardi (nee Hayes), McKee, Elizabeth Hope For minimal to the amount I make, DALBERT-WOODRUFF FUNERAL HOME 922 1010 2880 Boudmol at Queen City loving father of Charles Jr. and Thomas Gilardi and man and Karen Patricia Boh- said Bixler. When Bixler, 31, fin SMITH Marie, devoted daughter ol the late Edward F. and Mary Nellie lander, grandmother ol grandchildren and te ishes her undergraduate work, she (nee Elbertl Smith, dear sister great grandchildren, sister said she may go to graduate school Beatrice Hanes of Rumford, ELDEN A.

GOOD 2620 ERIE AVE. 871 3433 ot Clarence Smith, Cora Hill and Harriett M. Schaeper, ol Cincinnati, Charles Smith, ME. Saturday, August 3, 199 Kathleen A. Reiring, also nine grandchildren Sunday, August 3, 1991.

Delhi. Friends may call at the Vift and Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi Road, Tuesday, 9 30 A.M. until II AM. Funeral Mass will be at the St. Dominic Church, at 11:30 A.M.

Memorials may be made to the Residence Mt, Healthy Funeral and later work as an business con sultant on client-employee and em service at Paul Young Fu neral Home, 7345 Hamilt ployee-manager relations. Hodapp Funeral Homes Hamilton at Eltkton 7401 Vine St 541-1040 821-0805 Mt, Healthy, Tuesday, Cemetery. WALKEK Mr Wyatt beloved husband of Mrs. Thornton O. Walker (nee Ballew), dear lather of Andrea Dean, Wyetta M.

Hayden, John T. and Melvm G. Walker, also survived by three sisters, one brother, eight grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and Iriends. August 2, 1991 Friends may call at the Greater Liberty Baptist 11:30 A.M. Friends may call Monday, from 5 to 8 P.M.

If desired, remembrances may Lenders say students need to keep in contact with the holder of American Cancer Society, HARMS consequences of defaulting on a loan. UC, Northern Kentucky University and Miami University require borrowers to attend similar presentations. Federal law also requires schools to conduct exit interviews with graduating students about their loans. "We try to make students realize that money is being advanced to them and they have a legal and moral obligation to repay the money," Kelly said. NKU also provides a 10-page information packet explaining how to calculate repayment, the annual salary for entry level positions in each major, the average cost of borrowing and other facts, said Michele Kline, NKU's assistant director for financial aid.

Financial aid officers said the education that students buy with their loans is the best insurance against default. "It has to do with students' receiving a quality education, then good jobs so they can pay their loans," said UC's Williams. "It's that fundamental." Beverly Bixler, a junior at UC, ot Mt. Orab, OH and the late Edna T. Devms, also survived by nieces and nephews.

Saturday, August 3, 1991. Age 92 years. Visitation Tuesday 7-9 M. at the Bolton t. Lunslord Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Ave Westwood, where the luneral service will be held Wednesday at 10 A Memorials it so desired, may be directed to the American Cancer Society be sent to the American Can Daniel Rathael, loving lather ol their loans.

Jamison West End 721-1616 cer Society or the Epworth Jamison Inc. Evanston 961-7544 United Methodist Church. Monica Peters, Danielle and Daimon Harris, beloved son ol Raymond Harris and Elizabeth Harris, devoted brother of Raymond Harris, Jr. and the late Jacqueline E. Harris, fond nephew of Virginia Harris, Church, 6209 Desmond Street, MtQIKKN Tuesday, August 6, Irom II Deiores Jeannette (nee Stith), "Students need to know who holds the loan, make sure they have phone numbers of whoever has their loan, and remember that Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft.

Thomas, Dayton A M. until the hour ot service loving wife of William at noon Rev. Jerome M. Lew McQueen, dear mother ot April Alma Shivers, Juamta Harris, D. McQueen, devoted step is, Pastor.

Interment Laurel Cemetery. Thompson Funeral daughter ot Margaret Stith things can be resolved if they keep Servicej (Baltimore, MD), lond sister of NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 Myrtle Brown, Joel and John E. Harris, also survived by one nephew and niece, Kevin R. and Keisha V.

Harris, sister-in-law communication going, said hspe Gordon Stith, Virginia Waters WAELEN and Irma Walker, all ot Ball lage of Chase Bank in Ohio. Yuleva (Smith), dear wile ol more, MD. and Emery Sir Virgie Harris, dear Iriends Vernell Little and Ann Peters, a the late Enoch Walien, devoted Phoenix, AZ, Katherine Taylor, mother ol Janette Wull ol host of other relatives and Brooklyn, NY also survived by West Chester and the late Vir To help students stay on the right track, Chase offers a portfolio a host ol in-laws, nieces, neph ews, cousins, other relatives mm. TAAFFE Gustave David O'Hara, beloved husband ol the late Mabel R. Taatle, devoted lather ol Mrs.

Ralph (Joyce) McCrate, grand-lather ol Mrs. William (Terri) Wiegle, Kevin J. and Mitchell O. McCrate, dear brother ol Mrs Ray (Vicki) Thompson and Griffith C. Taatle.

also survived by live great-grandchildren. Saturday, August 3, 1991 Residence Kenwood. Funeral services at Spring Grove Mausoleum Wednesday at 11 AM. Family will receive friends Irom 10 30 until II at Spring Grove Mausoleum Carthage Lodge 53 and Scottish Rite Ring Services Wednesday at 11 A II desired, memorials may be directed to Shrin- friends. Suddenly, July 31, 1991.

A member of St Mark Church of God in Christ. Friends may call at the Maranatha Seventh Day Adventlst Church, 901 that includes budgeting inform; and Iriends. August 1, 1991, at age 57. Memorial servic gima Lane and Myrtle Branhan, sister of Rosella McDaniels and Edith Chambers, also survived by seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. August 4, 1991.

Friends may call at the H. Shorten Funeral tion, a reminder not to borrow more than is needed and a glossary Monday, 7 M. at Allen Temple A E. Church, 7181 Read York Street, Tuesday, August 6, from 5 P.M. until the time of ing Road, Rev.

Taylor Thomp of terms used in banking and finan son, Pastor, ofliciating. Friends Home, 400 Reading Road, Ma may call at the church 6 P.M SCHMIDT-DHONAU READING SHARONVILLE 948 1113 948 1113 cial-aid processes. service at 7 M. Elder Henry Hope, Pastor, Rev. Gerald Bates, officiating.

Interment 10 A.M. Wednesday, Spring Grove Cemetery. Thompson Funeral Service. till lime ol services. Funeral services also Wednesday, 12 son, OH on Tuesday, Irom 6 until 9PM with luneral service at 8 Burial will be at the Hillcrest Cemetery in Dry Ridge, KY on Wednesday, at noon, William March Funer Home-West.

Baltimore, MD. Interment Garrison Forest Vet eran's Cemetery. Arrange Water WEIL NINMAL Horn mi mniM. er's Burns Institute. Thomas II A compared to 17 million a day now mm Memorials in charge of ar rangements ments by Hall-Jordan Funeral YILKEMIKINK The county probably will need ev Home, Cincinnati.

Joseph dear husband ol the late Eliiabeth Willenbrink (nee TIllllETTS ery ounce of it, too, if growth and development continue at present MITCHELL Haarmeyer), beloved lather ol Grace P. (nee Simmons), be T. P. WHITE SONS Ml Washington 231-7150 Mary W. Morris and Joseph loved wile ol Stanley A.

Tib- Roberta Dearborn, belovi rates. belts, devoted stepmother of wife ol the late Charles Suzanna, Ricky, Archie, Ray Willenbrink, loving grandfather ol six grandchildren and two great-granddaughters. August Mitchell, loving mother ot Mau "Right now we're ahead of the game. Our intention is to never get rice Mitchell, dear sister 35 Florists mond and Willard. dear aunt fo Virginia Trotter and Paul Cole ol Seymore, IN, and John Mae Clos, dearest aunt ot Looking for a ob Is a job in Itself.

Increase your odds with classified. Place your ad today. Call 421-6300 3, 1991 Residence Latonia, KY Age 93 years. Mass of Chris and James Clos Friday, August Simmons, and Raymond 2, 1991. Resident ol Florence, behind the game again, but our concern is that we don't want to 'ThfFlorisI tian Burial, Tuesday, August 6, 1991, at 9 A M.

at Holy Cross Church, Latonia, KY. Visitation KY. Age 91 years. Services Simmons, Irom Chicago, IL Saturday, August 3, 1991. Rest.

llotC; Since IMS A.M. Tuesday, Linnemann Funeral Home, Erlanger. Visita overbuild and put undue financi dence Mt. Healthy. Funeral Flowen at Connley Bros.

Funeral Home, 11 E. Southern Latonia, tion will be there 5 to 8 P.M. service at Paul R. Young Fu ol beauty A distinction burdens on our customers," Yeag neral Home, 7345 Hamilton Monday. Memorial contribu.

on Monday, 6 until 9 P.M Interment Mother ol God Ceme er said. Ml Healthy, Wednesday lions may be directed to Butler 961-6622 Oily -iilf. 7 Oiv IVIiwry tery. Memorials charity of at I M. Friends may call United Methodist Church, But.

Because the new drinking sup one's choice Tuesday, Irom 5 to 8 ler.KY 41006 ply will come from surface water and not from wells, there could be Water is then sent to the flocculation basins, where giant paddle wheels churn, allowing large foreign particles to lock together and settle to the bottom of concrete basins. Sediment is pumped to lagoons, dried and hauled to sanitary landfills. With large particles gone, water is skimmed off the top and sent through six massive sand filters which will remove small foreign particles and leftover alum from earlier treatment. Chlorine, fluoride and similar chemicals are added to disinfect the water, then stabilizing chemicals, mostly sodium hydroxide, are mixed in to balance the pH. Finished water is stored underground until it is ready to be pumped into homes.

Yeager said all improvements in the county's distribution network since 1986, including pipes and storage tanks, have been completed with the Harsha project in mind. Once it is finished, the waterworks system will have the capacity to pump 37 million gallons a day, Officer shot, man killed by police in domestic dispute CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-5 gallons of water a day from the man-made lake formed by the dammed-up East Fork of the Little Miami River and numerous small tributaries. The second phase of the project, in which an additional 10 million gallons a day will be drawn, probably will come on-line sometime around the year 2005, Yeager said. The plan describes a monument to modern-day engineering: A concrete water intake 800 feet high, 50 feet wide and octagonally shaped is to be erected about 100 feet from the shore in the northwest corner of the lake. In normal pool, only 67 feet of the monolith will show.

Water will be sucked in and pumped about a mile to the treatment facility. Once at the 92-acre compound, chemicals, such as aluminum sulfate (alum), are added to the raw water to aid removal of silt and foreign matter that could cause discoloration. fewer traces of iron, sulfur and manganese, said Kathie Reigle Fleck, public information specialist with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. "The citizens may not even notice the difference," she said. You'd have to have pretty sensitive taste buds to discern any difference from the water that comes out of the faucet now, Yeager said.

"It will look the same, smell the same and feel the same," he said. "To the normal person, there will not be a difference." Schulte said police Sgt. Robert Petrovich ordered Zmrazek to drop weapon. Petrovich was shot in the knee in an exchange of gunfire. Another officer killed Zmrazek.

Schulte declined to say who fired the first shot or which officer shot Zmrazek. A review will be held to determine whether Zmra-zek's shooting was justified. the scene. Parma police received a call at 5:22 p.m. Saturday that a man was threatening to kill himself with a gun.

Police surrounded the house. "There was a great deal of screaming coming from the residence," Schulte said. He said that as officers approached, Zmrazek came out of a d(xr with a pistol. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PARMA, Ohio A police officer shot and killed a man who brandished a gun during a domestic dispute in which a police officer was wounded, officials said. Ralph Zmrazek, 42, was shot once in the head just outside of his residence, said Parma Police Department spokesman Bert Schulte.

Zmrazek was pronounced dead at.