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-10 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRERFriday, September 4, 1981 Deatlj Notices 53e atl Notirrs river downs race charts SCHNEIDER BULLOCK Rosa of Moscow, beloved wife of Robert Butock, devoted 54 7 6' 2- f1 2.80 4.30 10.00 7.40 3.30 2.70 3 4M 7 7 Sneaky Too Shannopin MatulaG. Extortrionist Tropic Air Mc Royca Alice (nee Velkley), beloved wife of the late Gus Schneider, devoted mother of Mrs. Margaret EKott, Mrs. MaybeUe Styles and George Schneider also survived by three grandchildren, 1 1 nri.nrnirhildren and six COMPLETE FINISH OF EACH RACE CONFIRMED BY GEMMER PHOTO SERVICE COPYRIGHTED (1981) BY DAILY RACING FORM INC CALIFORNIA, OHIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1981. FIFTY-SECOND DAY OF RACING AT RIVER DOWNS.

WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK SLOPPY. FIRST RACE Six furlongs (out of chute), three-year-olds and upward, non-winners of a race since April 30; claiming; purse S2500. Fractional :48, 1:15. Went to post at 2:02 P.M.

Winner, by Green Ticket Rain Cap. Owner, B. Maple. Trainer, Bert Maple. great-great-grandchildren.

(Aragon) 30.20 (Costa) (Soto) 4 Bill's Winner I Sneaky Too 1 Shannopin 11.00 4.60 4.40 4.20 3.40 mother of John, William and Leon kiabnitt, Robert, Jr. and Ronald Bullock, dear brother of John May WoodaK, nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services will be held Monday at 11 A.M. from the Calvary Baptist Church, State Route 756, Moscow. The family will receive friends Sunday from 3 to 8 P.M.

at the Moore Funeral Home, 6708 Main Street, Newtown. Residence 732 Higniana Avenue, Ft. Thomas, Kentucky. Thursday, September 3, 1981. Serv ices Saturday, beptemrjer ai nnhhlini Cunprftl Home.

Ft. 13.00 Quinella (V4) Paid S85.20. SIXTH RACE-SIx furlongs (out of chute); two-year-olds, Ohio foaled, (Non-winners of two races); purse $5800. Fractional 1:13. Went to Post at 4:06 P.M.

Winner, dk or br by Hy Frost Dan's Moll. Owner, Broughton. Trainer, Thomas at 10 A.M. Visitation Friday 4 to 8 P.M. SHORT Larry tilers.

CAHN Ernest beloved husband of Virginia Dennison Cahn and dear father of Stephanie Cahn pri nf Maineville. beloved hus band of Mayme Hiles Short, Starters P.P. Va Vi Str. Fin. Odds Constalanda 2 1' 1'J 1 15 $2.80 Soudards Pride 4 5'j 53 2J 4.10 KingSecours 6 32 22 32 12.30 Bernadean's Beauty 5 4M 32 44 ink 7.80 Special Project 3 7 7 53 55 7.60 Arkansas Kid 1 2 64 7 65 5.40 Ky.

Redneck 7 6 44 62 7 2.20 2-Constalanda (Rodriguez) 7.60 3 JO 3.60 4-Soudards Pride (Ouzts) 5.00 3.20 6 King Secoun (Barton) 5.20 dear father ot imogene awigeri, Jo Ann Lynch and the late Har-am chArt hrnthpr of Dexter Starters PP. Vi Str. Fin. Odds Dan Frost 4 12 1 1 1 $.60 Addressee 5 2 2 2" 2.20 Pam's Irish Rose 1 3'1 3 3 6.60 Lanny 3 4 43 4 4K 7.80 Bold Rib 2 5 5 5 5 15.30 S-Dan Frost (Ouzts) 3.20 140 2.20 -Addressee (Woods) Z80 2.20 Barnes and Willard Short, also and Sharon Kurz and grandfather of Kim, Kenny and Kevin Kurz. Wednesday, September 2, 1981 in Houston, Texas.

Services win be held at the convenience of the family. If desired. funerals For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to individual obituary below. HUE Tint UTE F8WERL QUE BULLOCK. Rosa 1 1 00 AM.

Mowt CAHN, Ernest F. George H. tohoeaSoii DAMAL Joseph M. 10:00 A.M. Sepl.S Swindler DILLARD.

Lena 7:30 P.M. Sept. 4 Jamison Jamison DUNCAN, Will 10 30 A.M. Sept. 4 Jamison 4 Jamison FTO, Howard Day Schaeter i Busby fOLU, Gary Robert 10:00 A H.

Sept. 5 Linnemann HATTERSLEY, Amy 8 10:00 A.M. Sept. 4 Ihomas Memorial HECKMAN, Ida Gump-Holt HICKS, Thomas M. 9 30 AM.

Sept. 5 Hadel HOOKS, Henry Keeble 10 00 A M. Sept. 5 Chas. A.

Miller Sons JAMERON. Corinne Vielhauer-Clepper KELCH. Madge 2:00 P.M. Sept. 5 Mowrystown, Ohio KltKHAM, Jerry L.

10:00 A.M. Sept. 5 Noakes KLHNJOHW, Granville W. (Bud) 2:00 P.M. Sept.

5 Moore LEMME. Pasquale (Pat) 9:30 A.M. Sept. 5 Witt, Good 4 Kelsch PELGREN. John E.

10.00 A.M. Sept. 5 Dalbert i WoodruH RHOTEN, Jean Gail 10:00 A.M. Sept. 5 I.

P. White Sons RICKS, Barbara J. 10:00 A.M. Sept. 3 Jamison 4 Jamison EODGEES, James E.

(Jim) 11:00 A.M. Sept. 4 Neidhard-Minges ROSENITSCH, Stelan 10:00 A.M. Sept. 5 Neidhard-Minges RDMKE, Clara 9:00 A.M.

Sept. 5 Spaeth Sons RYAN, Bridget 10:00 A.M. Sept. 5 Gilligan SCHNEIDER, Alice 10:00 A.M. Sept.S Hobbling SHORI, Earl Sept.S Ms SMITH, Ruth E.

Sept.S Vorhis STRAUSBAUGH, Fred 2:00 P.M. Sept. 6 Kennedy-Stevens TAYLOR. Agnes W. 10:00 A.M.

Sept. 5 T. P. White I Sons WARD. Leo (Lee) E.

10:00 A.M. Sept.S Seilert-Hardig survived by eight granocniioren and three great-grandchildren. UUa4nacHu tntpmh0T 1. 1981. contributions may be made to Friends received at the Tufts the Heart Fund.

George H. Rohde and Son Funeral Home in 1 Pam's Irish Rose Funeral Home Friday 6 to P.M., where services will be held Saturday, September 5 at 7M (Fernandez) charge of arrangements. SECOND RACE One and one-sixteenth miles, ihree-year-olds and upward, non-winners of a race in 1981; claiming; purse $2600. Fractional Times :25, :50, 1:15, 1:44, 1:52. Off at 2:26 PM.

Winner, ro by Swerve Roseblen. Owner, M. O'Brien. Trainer, Bea Ann Zeis. DAMAL 10 A.M.

iniermeni mainevine Cemetery. Morrow Lodge 265 F. and A.M. Service Friday at 8 P.M. Joseph former resident of Latonia.

Age 82. Died Wednesday in Columbus, Indiana. Re SEVENTH RACE-Flve-and-one-half furlongs; three-year olds and upward; claiming; purse S3700. Fractional 1:03, 1:07. Went to post at 4:33 P.M.

Winner, dk or br by Bold and Brave Babbling Wind. Owner, Cynthia Frushon. Trainer, Roy Haste. SMITH Ruth E. (nee Wauligman), be Starters P.P.

Va Vi Str. Fin. Odds Veet 2 22J 23 15 $5.80 Luck 4 31 3M 2' 24 3.30 Hasty Enterprise 6 5 42 37 3' 1.30 Tory's Terror 3 51 43 42 5.40 Kectown 17 6' 5 5' 25.90 Maneuver 7 62 7 6 6 6.10 Alpine Man 5 1' I 7 12.30 3-Veet Diaz) 13.60 6.60 3.60 5 Luck (Tennenbaum) 4.60 3.00 tired Mail Carrier for the Latonia Area. Survived by two daughters Beverly Graham of Aurora, Indiana, Nancy Borders of Dandridge, Tennessee, one brother Ralph Damal of Covington, Kentucky, two sisters Mary Kastner, Cincinnati, Ohio, Katherine Reinhart, Clearwater, Florida, ten grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 10 A.M.

at the Swindler Funeral Home, Latonia. Visita Starters P.P. Va Vi Str. Fin. Odds Brave Winds 5 1 12 12 14 $6.50 Turn Requested 7 5 62 52 2j 8.90 Boiling Over 2 42 3 2) 3' 8.30 Tapped High 1 3' 4' 42 .90 Hold And Bet 3 2' 2' 3' 52 4.80 Paris Caper 6 62 5' 63 63 6.90 Pinnaclariot 4 7 7 7 7 12.70 loved wife of Bernard L.

Smith, devoted mother of Shelley and Bucky Smith, daughter of Edna Brewer Wauligman and the late Phillip Wauligman, sister of Virginia LaPilla, Rosemary Wauligman and Shirley Pilli. Wednesday, September 2, 1981. 20 7 Hasty Enterprises (Barton) (Bruin) 15.00 6.60 3.60 tion from 4 to 8 P.M. Friday. Brave Winds 7 Turn Requested Resident ot i-orest far.

Friends may can at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 11365 Springfield Pike, Springdale Friday 5:30 to 8 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial at Interment Forest Lawn Ceme-tery, Erlanger, Kentucky. 4.40 5.40 (Delaguardia) 2 Boiling Over (Mafias) $2.00 Daily double (2-3) paid $55.20 $3.00 Quinella (3-5) paid $2670 'Eased THIRD RACE One mile and seventy-yards; three and four year olds; claiming; purse $2800. Fractional Times- :25, :50, 1:43, 1:49. Went to post at 2:51 P.M.

Winner, by Big Spruce-Centrally. Owner, H. Kligman. Trainer, Thomas E. Bischoff.

St. Mathias Church, Forest Park Saturday, September 5 at DILLARD Lena, beloved wife of Walter 10 A.M. $3.00 Quinella (5-7) paid $128.10 EIGHTH RACE One mile and seventy yards; three and four-year -olds, non-winners of three races lifetime, allowance; purse $4200. Fractional Times :25, :50, 1:16, 1:43, 1:48. Went to post at 4:57 P.M.

Winner, by Cannonade Bold Adventures. Owner, Holman Thomas Et. Al. Trainer, William Thomas. STRAUSBAUGH Fred, husband of the late Christine Hitt Strausbaugh, uncle of Christine Peddicord, Jean Dillard, devoted mother of La-verne Martin, Beverly Baugh, Tonya Lane, Linda Hadden, Margo and Yvette Dillard, loving daughter of David Martin, also survived by nine grandchildren.

September 2. Friends iDeatli Notices iDeatl? Notices Sharn. collier lodd, Nicnoias may caH Friday at 6:30 P.M. at man schools West Hi Plunges Into The Elder Pit For 'Home' Debut BY MICHAEL PAOLERCIO Sports Reporter If supposed to be Western Hills' home game, but It's being played at Elder. And Panther coach Ray Bachus doesn't mind one bit.

"I like playing in our own back yard," smiled the muscular Elder coach. "I'd like to play all 10 games at Elder." On the West Side of town, Elder Stadium is better known as "The Pit." And, because of greater seating capacity than West Hi's McCarthy Stadium, The Pit will host the city's longest running high school rivalry today at 8 p.m. before an anticipated packed house. This year's edition marks the 53rd meeting between the all-boys Catholic school and the West Side public school. Elder holds a commanding advantage in the series (37-14-1) and has won 21 of the last 22 games.

Ironically, the last Thanksgiving Day game was West Hi's last victory, a 6-0 decision in 1978. MUSTANG COACH Pat O'Brien will be most concerned about the passing game when either offensive team takes the field. "As a sheer passing team, year in and year but, Elder has to be one of the best in the state," O'Brien said. O'Brien had a good passing quarterback when preseason drills started in Kevin Porter. But the junior went down with a cracked collarbone in the St.

Xavier scrimmage and will be out for an indefinite period. The Mustangs have had to throw in sophomore Lincoln Adams. "Lincoln has real good potential," O'Brien said. "He's a pretty fair passer for a sophomore. He's a smart young man and picks things up fast." The Panthers will counter with a strong passing game.

Senior quarterback Dan Dalton was the quarterback last season, but was displaced in the second scrimmage by senior Harry Westerkamp. This year Dalton is ready. He'll have a horde of superb receivers as targets in fullback Don Eckstein, flanker Dave Autenrieb, halfback Tim Bleh and halfback Bryon Pitchford. Physically, this year's Panthers will be the biggest team Bachus has had since 1977. His entire offensive line begins its third year together.

"Size-wise, they'll be considerably bigger than we are, but I think we'll be right in there," O'Brien said. Landmark Cuts Back Schedule Lee Morris, a football coach at Landmark Christian High School, announced Thursday that the Class A school will cut back its varsity football schedule to four games this season following significant losses in personnel. The Golden Eagles dropped their Miami Valley Conference schedule and will keep only the following games: Sept. 5 At St. Rita's; Oct.

9 Hammond Baptist; Oct. 31 Mississinawa Valley; and Nov. 7 Louisville Beth Haven. Marty Martin, Landmark's head coach, resigned three days ago. Tom Smith has replaced him.

"It's been a nightmare. I couldn't believe it," Morris said. "We had 44 sign up in the spring. Two or three did not come out, a couple were injured, one transferred out, several couldn't come up with tuition. We did not have enough young men to field a team.

"We got to the point where our young kids were not ready physically to compete," he said. Instead of playing one or two MVC schools, the Landmark administration decided to drop the entire league schedule. "We felt we could compete with the four teams left on a varsity level," Morris said. Lee cnapei A.M.t. inurcn, Starters P.P.

Va Vj Str. Fin. Odds Sir Emprise 5 12 12 15 1" $3.70 OssieJay 6 43 45 3 2 21.00 Spin It Down 4 2' 2' 2 3 4.50 La Pro 3 72 7 5' 43 4.40 Navdel 7 8 63 4 55 .90 Barb's Girl 8 6' 5 64 63 18.30 Ruah 2 3' 35 7 7 33.40 Miss Odessa 1 5 8 58J0 5 Sir Emprise (Costa) 9.40 5.40 4.40 6- OssieJay (Cooksey) 13.20 4.20 4-Spin It Down (Sayler) 5.20 KLEINJOHN Cinnamon and Pogue Avenue. Funeral service win be held at 7:30 P.M. Rev.

Donald New Youngman and Gayle Wells. Thursday, September 3, 1981. Residence Bethel, Ohio. Age 80 years. Service from the Kennedy-Stevens Funeral Home, Bethel Sunday, September 6 at 2 P.M.

Friends may call at the funeral home 6 to 9 P.M. Saturday. Granville W. (Bud) of Hillsboro; Starters P.P. Va Vi Str.

Fin. Odds Civilian 1 1' 11 12 12 1.30 Careless Laurie 6 22 2' 22 2 5.30 Hijo Plato 4 5 5 3 32 6.30 Lt.Gold 3 3" 3' 44 49 3.10 Patent Applied For 2 6 6 51 5' 4.00 Mrs. Monk 5 4'j 4 6 6 13.50 l-Civilian (Woods) 4.60 3.80 3.00 6 Careless Laurie (Cooksey) 5.00 3.20 4-Hijo Plato (Costa) 3M berry, Pastor. Interment Mary E. Smith Cemetery, Elsmere, Kentucky.

Jamison and Jami-son in charge of arrangements. formerly of Batavia, beloved husband of Ethel Emmett Klein-john, devoted father of Mrs. Thomas (June) Cole and Mrs. TAYLOR DUNCAN Will, beloved husband of Leona Duncan, devoted brother of Lillie M. Nolan, fond grandfather of Pam, Carol and John Williams, also survived by other relatives.

September 2. Friends may call Friday at 9 A.M. at Jamison and Jamison Funeral Home, 3437 Montgomery Road, Evanston. Funeral service will be held at 10:30 A.M. Rev.

Stanford Vinson, officiating. Inter-ment Beech Grove Cemetery. Paul (Jane) Hennig, dear grandfather of J. Brook and Sarah F. SUItS 1112(1 Agnes W.

(nee West), wife of the late Hal J. Taylor, devoted mother of Mrs. Mildred A. 3.00 Ouinella (5-6) paid $81.30 'Eased. FOURTH RACE Six furlongs (out of chute); two-year-olds Ohio foaled non-winner of two races; allowance; purse $5800.

Fractional Times :22, :47 1:16. Went to post at 3:16 P.M. Winner, by Sir Woodley A Lane Road. Owner, Cowan Trainer, Elmer Cowan. Cole, David P.

and Scott W. Hennig, dear uncle of Mrs. Betty Strauss. Services will be held Saturday at 2 P.M. from the Moore Funeral Home, 225 NINTH RACE-Six furlongs (out of chute), three and four-year -okls, non-winners of two races lifetime; claiming; purse $2800.

Fractional Times :22 :47, 1:15 Went to post at 5:29 P.M. Winner, by See Songster Tremalct. Owner, Pamela 8. Robert Halley J. (Jack), Thomas E.

and Gerald W. Taylor, also survived by 18 Suits Filed Court of Common Pleas Sept. 2, 1981 A8107240 Linda Brock vs. Anita Jo Hedrick. Trainer, Gary Hedrick.

Lewis Brock. Divorce. grandchildren and ten greatgrandchildren. September 1, 1981. Residence Withamsville, Ohio.

Services at Mt. Moriah A8107241 Barbara M. Snel- Spring Street, Batavia, where friends may caP Saturday from 12 noon until time of service. Batavia F. and A.M.

104 will hold services Saturday at 1:30 P.M. son vs David W. Snelson. A8107242 Julia Margolis, et FISHER Howard Day, husband of the late Helen Glen Fisher and father of William Glen Fisher, also leaves several nieces and nephews. Monday, August 31, 1981.

Private services were held on Thursday. Arrangements by Schaefer and Busby. al. vs. Chock Robinette, et al.

For $45,000 personal injury LEMME United Methodist Church Saturday, September 5 at 10 A.M. Friends may call at T.P. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Avenue, Mt. Washington Friday 5 to 9 P.M. Starters P.P.

Va Vi Str. Fin. Odds Woodley Lane 1 12 15 15 12 $5.60 StarVanette 2 32 42 2 2 8.30 TanquerayDay 3 4 5 42 34 3.20 Aries The Ram 5 5' 3 3 42 9.50 Wolverton 6 6 6 53 5 .70 MissDilette 4 21 22 6 6 12.20 1- Woodley Lane (Brown) 13.20 tM 4.00 2- Star Vanette (Ouzts) 7X10 4.00 3- Tanqueray Bay (Costa) 320 (vehicle). A8107043 Kathleen C. Henry Pasquale (Pat), beloved husband of Helen (nee Catauro) Lemme, devoted father of Starters P.P.

Va Vi Str. Fin. Odds Timid Songster 2 53 42 1 17 3.50 Allen's Ally 5 3' 3 3 2 20.50 Hidden Affair 6 65 6 52 3 4.50 Sharand 10 44 53 44 41 13.70 Woebegone 3 1 2 55 2.70 Springtime Joy 7 10 8 7" 64 46.10 crafty Little Lady 1 24 24 65 7 10.30 Scott May 4 96 72 8 8 1 8.60 Z.Z.Revoiger 9 84 8.90 KoonTail 8 72 470 2-Timid Songster (York) 9.00 6.00 3.80 5- Allen's Ally (Banks) 17.40 4.60 6 Hidden Affair (Cooksey) 3.00 Memorials to Mt. Moriah United Methodist Church. vs.

William D. Henry. Support. A8107044 Richard Curry vs. City of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Reinstatement of ob and compensatory damages, $250,000. Matilda, Carmen, Delores, Vincent and Robert, grandfather of 13, great-grandfather of two, dear brother of Anthony Lemme of Vancouver, Canada. September 1, 1981. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Cecilia WARD Leo (Lee) beloved husband of Rena MadiU Ward, dear fa A8I0U45 jonatn w.

uuver and Pamela S. Oliver. Dissolution of marriage. A8107046 Donald L. Swain vs.

Alberta J. Swain. Divorce. A8 107247 Lois J. Tingley and FIFTH RACE Six furlongs (out of chute); three and four-year-olds (Non-winners of two races lifetime); claiming; purse $3200.

Fractional Times 0:22, 0:47, 1:15. Went to post at 3:41 P.M. (EDT). Winner, ch. by Bill Baker French Winter.

Owners, Essig Merritt. Trainer, Meredith Essig. Church Saturday, 9:30 A.M. Frank L. Tingley.

Dissolution of marriage. Visitation at the Witt, Good and Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Road at Oakley Square Friday 5 to 9 P.M. A8 107248 soc, (an unio Fell "Fell $3.00 Trifecta (1-5-6) paid $1,24170 ATTENDANCE 3506 TOTAL MUTUEL HANDLE 425,973 FOLTZ Gary Robert, beloved husband of Karen Ann Foltz (nee McKeown), beloved son of Michael G. and Joan I. Foltz (nee Frohlich), dear brother of Michael D.

Foltz and dear grandson of Irene Frohlich. Residence 203 Brookwood Drive, Alexandria, Kentucky. Thursday, September 3, 1981. Age 31 years. Funeral Saturday, September 5 from the Linnemann Funeral Home, Erlanger with prayers at 9 A.M.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Mary Church, Alexandria at 10 A.M. Interment Mother of God Cemetery. Visitation Friday 5 until 9 P.M. Starters P.P.

Va Vi Str. Fin. Odds Ltd. Partnership), et vs. Frank Shoker and 800 Financial Corp.

Breach of contract. Bill's Winner 4 62 42 24 1M $14.10 ther of Mary Lee Martin, John P. (Jack), Thomas F. and Gerald G. Ward, dear stepfather of Robert L.

MadiH, dear brother of Mrs. Gertrude Feldhaus, Marguerite Ecker, Clarence Ward and the late Victor and John Ward, also survived by 1 1 grandchildren and one step-grandchild. Thursday, September 3, 1981. Residence Delhi Township. Friends may call Seifert-Hardig Funeral Home, Monitor and Parkland Avenues, Sayler Park Friday 7 to 9 P.M.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. A8107249 union central Lite river downs entries Insurance Co. vs. Schear Realty Investment et al. Foreclosure; money for $108,821.96 with interest.

A8107250 Nu-Sash of Cincin nati Inc. vs. Charles Campbell, et POST TIME 2:00 P.M. ft. ferae J.ok.y Wt.

cl, 3YOAUp, 5 f. turf PELGEN John beloved husband of Frances Pelgen (nee Von Luhrte), also survived by several nieces and nephews. Tuesday, September 1, 1981. Age 88 years. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, 10 A.M.

at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Visitation Friday 5 to 9 P.M. at the Dalbert and Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Avenue at Queen City. If so desired, memorials may be made to the Our Lady of Lourdes Church Building Fund, 2832 Rosebud Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238. Dominic Church Saturday, 10 A.M.

No Boy 116 Hughes 114 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Attica Flash 2 "Reddi Sweep 3 On Arrival HATTERSLEY Amy dear cousin of Harold Hattersley, Eleanor Austin and Lois Austin. Wednesday September 2, 1981. Funeral services at the Spring Grove Chapel Friday at 10 A.M. Thomas Memorial in charge of arrangements. If desired memorials may be directed to the charity of ones choice.

SERVICES No Boy 116 Headley 119 No Boy 119 Ashcraft 106 Rodriguez 1 19 Gaston 116 3Y08.UP, 5 f. 4 Harbonaire 5 Sir Pec 6 'Imanofool 7 On Tip 8 Tottec Road 2nd-S2500, Cl turf ALLISON RHOTEN Jean Gail, devoted mother of Julie, Albert, Susan and Lisa Rhoten, dear daughter of Gladys and the late Norman W. Miller, granddaughter of Elizabeth Juilfs, sister of Sharon Shoemaker of Mt. Orab, Ohio, Carol Miller of Blanchester, Ohio and Byron Miller of Denver, Colorado. September 3, 1981.

Residence Blanchester, Ohio. Services at T. P. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washington, Saturday, September 5, at 10 A.M.

Friends may call to 10 A.M. HECKMAN Ida (nee Schmarr), beloved wife of the late Edward Heck-man, dear mother of the late Edward G. Heckman, grandmother of Mrs. Charles (Jean) Lemon. 2, 1981.

Age 90 years. Resident of Cheviot. Funeral at -the conveniece of the family. No visitation. Arrangements by Gump-Holt Funeral Home.

FUNERAL HOME 26 1 -01 46 inc. ROIIINS I MAIIS0N AVE. 3 0 Say Don Brown 1 18 4 Llsa's Bobcat A. Tenn. 112 5 Red Orphan Woods 119 6 Me The Dancer Schwing 112 7 My Three Ss Bruin 105 8 Canada Lark Rodriguez 122 Cl, 6 f.

1 Double Gleam V.Clark 116 2 WIW And Wooley Ouzts 122 3 GreekDust Headley 116 4 Rough In Time No Boy 116 5 Chambers Road Cooksey 113 6 Tootorium Brown 112 7 Friendly Enemy York 116 8 Tiny Star Roman Bruin 111 9 Sizzling Ice Neagle 112 Cl, 3YOUp, 6 f. 1 Little Martinis Sayler 117 2- Kate'sGoal Schwlng 122 3- BigHock Arnold 118 4- Cublts Schwlng 119 5- Many Miles Woods 116 6- Notta Nutty Dream Vasquez 106 7- Hypersand A. Tenn. 116 8- KidElmo Neff 116 cl, 3Y04Up, 1 mi. ft 70 yds.

1- Fast Con Brown 119 2- No Sad News Cooksey 112 3- Atla'sGlnHann Wesley 100 4- BoWCreme Ouzts 122 5- Clrcle Getter Ramos 116 6- R.K. Jr. Adkins 112 7- Jay Jay Circuit Matias 119 8- Brenie's Frost Wagers 119 9- Pete's Hercules Costa 116 alw, 3YO, 6 f. 1- Protlde No Boy 113 2- Wikt And Frosty Costa 122 3- Mac's Marauder Woods 116 4- Nero's Mischief Brown 116 5- G.A. Tonl Bruin 115 6- DaveyRoth Schwlng 122 7 Ohio Prince Myres 116 alw, 3Y08.UP, 1 mi.

ft 70 yds. 1- 'Belgrove Drive Hughes 111 2- Prince Wildfire Neff 117 3- VedersForce Hughes 111 1- Gyrus Wagers 116 2- Nearcorite York 116 3- Norwood Fuzz Koehler 119 4- Super Lucky Brown 1 16 5- Tootsie Girl Ashcraft 109 6- Hurricane Greta No Boy 1 19 7- Rule King Plx Bruin 112 8- Solo Success Sayler 1 13 9- Millon Ouzts 119 cl, 2YO mdn, 6 f. 1 Mary The Shrew Schwlng 107 2 a-Kalebame Costa 117 3 Presley Spirit Cooksey 110 4 Ex Magic Neagle 110 5 Rube And Carin No Boy 110 6 'Excuses Excuses Hughes 112 7 a-Buckeye Twister Woods 117 8 'Try For More Bruin 1 13 9 Prince RaJab Sayler 115 10 Axe The Odds Adkins 107 a-Fourwyn Stables G. Aiken A. Sartorius Entry Cl, 344YO, 6 f.

1 Lib's Pot Luck A. Tenn. 116 2- AirShow York 109 al. Foreclosure of lien and money. A8107251 Samuel Jones, et al, vs.

James R. Sims. For $110,000 personal injury (vehicle). A8107252 Moses R. Burrell vs Carolyn H.

Burrell. Divorce. A8107253 Edward D. Colley, et al, vs. Sarah D.

White, et al. To quiet title to real property. A8107254 Mabel Turner vs. Johnnie M. Copeland.

For $14,000 personal Iniury. A8 107255 City of Sllverton vs. George H. Sarros, et al. Appropriation of real property.

A8 107256 Philadelphia Saving Fund Society vs. Kendro Investment Corp. Foreclosure; money for $2,298,025. A8107257 Albert Bracher, et al, vs. Dale A.

Hoffman. For $100,000 personal injury (vehicle). Suits Filed Court of Common Pleas Sept. 3, 1981 A81072S8 Christine Denmark vs. Evan Denmark.

Divorce. A8107259 Ellen E. Minniard vs. Waldo E. Miniard.

Divorce. A8107260 Wayne Jones, et al, vs. Steven Dressel, et al. for $150,000 personal lnury (vehicle). A8107261 Armor Shield Inc.

vs. W.C.I. Westinghouse dba Columbus Products. For a declaratory judgment. A8107262 Lela M.

Turner vs. Dale Turner. Divorce. A8107263 Metrodate Education Systems Inc. vs.

Lewis H. WhiteseH. For an Injunction and breach of contract. A8107264 Daniel B. Bracken vs Judith K.

Bracken. Divorce. A8107265 Carol J. Meyers and James W. Meyers.

Dissolution of marriage. A8107267 Investors Diversified Services Inc. vs. Marc R. DePeal.

For $1,808.97 due on an account. A8108268 Nichael D. Britian vs Carolyn J. Britian. Divorce.

A8107269 City of Cincinnati Mr. Fred F. McDaniel 10 A.M. Saturday Miss Ada Mief ert 1 1 A.M. Saturday IIH HICKS Thomas devoted father of Scott R.

Hicks, beloved son of Robert and Virginia Hicks (nee Steinborn), dear brother of Lawrence, David, Dennis, Jef-fery, Richard, Janet and Patty Hicks and the late Suzanne L. Hicks. Wednesday, September 2. Funeral from the John J. Radel Company Funeral Home, 652 State Avenue Saturday, September 5 at 9:30 A.M.

Friends may call Friday from 4 until 9 P.M. MONTGOMERY HOUSE RAFFLE Two new 4 bedroom houses: 7680 Kennedy Lone and 7640 Kennedy Lane, to be raffled for the benefit of Millcreelt Psychiatric Center For Children. Sponsored by Southwest Ohio Kiwanis Mental Health Assoc. Minimum number of tickets to be sold, 1500 each; maximum number, 1700 each. Tickets cost 1 00 each.

Checks should be made to Montgomery Kiwanis, 8 1 60 Margaret Lane, Ohio 45242. Open house to be held Saturday and Sunday 1-5. Visa and Master Charge accepted. For more information call: 793-8979 or 791.0764 RICKS Barbara beloved mother of James, Joseph, Todd, Patricia, Tina and Kimberly Ricks, loving sister of Loretta Hamilton and Adrianne Brown, fond niece of Etta Cooper and Ada Powell, also survived by six grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. September 2.

Friends may call Friday from 6 to 8 P.M. at Zion Benevolent Baptist Church, 870 ANDERSON BAITER SAHND lllpl RAI HOMI INC 3412 Clifton Avenue 861 1 Wlnton Road 2810421 Beecher St. Funeral services LEASE will be held Saturday at 10 A.M. Rev. Frank Lauderdale, Pastor.

Interment Union Baptist Cemetery. Jamison and Jamison in charge of arrangements. CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS BEAT NEW CAR HIGH PRICES RODGERS (Opposite Town Hal) 3042 Harrison Ave. 661-4059 James E. (Jim), dearly beloved BASEBALL CARD SHOW Sunday, Sept.

6 at Hit Imperial House Motel 1-75 at Dayton Mall bit Noon to 5 PM $4 Admiition Sponsorf by Southwatt Ohio Sport ColUcton Club vs. Olsen Woodwork Co. Inc. nusDand of Betty Catt Rodgers, dear brother of Alyce Rudolph, "HOOKS Henry Keeble, husband of the late Elizabeth Slaton Hooks, devoted father of Funston, Herbert and Anthony Hooks, Vivian Long of Garden Groe, California, Agnes Blackburn, Ruth Ann Hansel of Otrus Heights, California and the late Magdalene Melios, dear brother of Idell Frith, also survived by 28 grandchildren, 48 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren. Wednesday, September 2, 1981.

Age 90 years. Friends may call at Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Avenue at Knowlton Street, Northslde Friday 5 to 9 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Bernard Church Saturday at 10 A.M. For $15,840 due on an account. ButtillomaaiiCo. 3464 CentraTPark way 559-1343 A8107270 Gary R. Ivey end Bertie L.

Ivey. Dissolution of SAVE Helen Haunsz, Laura Scott and Mrs. Bit (Audrey) Timberlake and the late Bernard and Raymond E. Rodgers and Marlette Shelton. Tuesday, September 1.

Residence Colerain Township. Age 65. Visitation at the Neidhard-Minges Funeral mi We will be closed and Labor Day, so our employees may enjoy the Holiday with their families and friends. Happy Holiday. See you, Gleni.

Hall and Jordan FUNERAL CHAPELS 761-H881 863-2097 CLOSED LABOR DAY 4- Regal Knave Ouzts 117 5- Trafari Fuller 116' 6- Mlss Cloyce Brook Wagers 113 cl, 344YO, 6 f. 1 Edward Norman Ouzts 115 2 Smooth Senator Headley 118 3 'Spendable Income Rice 108 4 Super Sharp Sayler 119 5 Grand Moment Neff 115 6 Hard Feelings Eyerman 116 7 HopefuHy Woods 112 B-Begdad Pirate No Boy 112 9- Sweet Taste Sayler 113 10 Swinging Sheik Cooksey 108 11 Bright BiU Aragon 118 12- 'Count WiMard Castle 105 ae Pete's Prince Brown 112 'Apprentice allowance claimed selections River Downs 1- Imenfool 7, Toltec Road 7, On Tip 5. 2- Gyrus 11, Nearcorlte 5, Million 4. 3- Ex Magic 10, Axe The Odds 5, Buckeye Twister 3. 4- 0 Say Don 12, Canada Lark 10, Me The Dancer 2.

5- Green Dust 10, Wild And Wooley 7, Friendly Enemy 5. 6- Many Miles 12, Kate's Goal 9, Notts Nutty Dream 2. 7- R. K. Jr.

7, Fast Con 7, Atla's Gin Harm 5. 8- DAVEY ROTH 16, Wild And Frosty 7, Mac's Marauder 4. 9- Prlnce Wildfire 15, Miss Cloyce Brook 3, Regal Knave 3. 10- Edward Norman 7, Hopefully 6, Sweet Taste 6. Spill At RD Costs Lives Of Two Horses One horse was killed and a second had to be destroyed Thursday following a spill in the ninth race at River Downs.

Neither jockey was seriously injured. Koon Tail, ridden by Bernon Saylor, broke his right front leg as he sped out of the final turn Into the stretch and went down. Z.Z. Revolter tripped over the spilled horse, somersaulted and landed on the back of his neck, breaking it. Jockey Ivan Vasquez required precautionary elbow X-rays.

Timid Songster, who was ahead of the spill, won, paying $9. Calumet Filly Wins Astarita Calumet Farm's Before Dawn enhanced her position as the top two-year-old filly in the nation, capturing the $55,900 Astarita Stakes Thursday at Belmont Park. The daughter of Raise a Cup-Moonbeam, ridden by Jorge Velasquez, carried top weight of 119 pounds over furlongs in 1:16 35. All the support for Before Dawn created a minus place pool of $43,748. marriage.

A8107271 Albert J. Natlc-chionl and Irene M. Naticchione. Dissolution of marriage. A8107272 Kenneth W.

Rogers and Pamela Rogers Dissolution of marriage. ELDEN A. GOOD 2620 ERIE AVE. 871-3433 Home, 7043 Harrison Pike, Tay tor's Creek, Ohio Friday from 9 A8107273 Jeffrey D. and Laurie B.

Armon- a.m. til a.m. Services at 11 trout Dissolution of marriage. A.M. If desired, memorial con Hodapi Funeral Homes Killo.i! Ilk 7401 Vine St.

541-100 121-0805 1981 OKTOBERFEST SOFTBALL TOURNEY SEPT. II, 12, 13- 1981 liberty Park, latvivMI, lad. Jackets 1st Plaea M. Troealei 2d a 3rd Meet Entry Fee: $80 If Interested contact: TomCoomes: 112-934-71 12 or 934-2017 John Harvey: 112-934-7253 or 934-4624 tributions may be sent to the Tuesday, September 8th. WESTERN HILLS BUILDERS SUPPLY 2309 FERGUSON RD.

451-1400 Colerain Township Lite Squad or the Heart Fund. HUGENBERG ANDERSON 40 W. 4th Cov Ky. 431-0292 ROSENITSCH JAMERON Corinne, beloved wife of the late Oscar Jameron, sister of Marjorie Simms of Parkers-burg, W.Va. Tuesday September 1, 1981.

Resident of Clifton. Interment at Vine Street Hill Cemetery Thursday September 3. No visitation. Vielhauer-Clepper Funeral Home serving the family. Stefan (Uncle Steve), beloved uncle of John P.

and Carl F. Tschofen and Mrs. Theresa Schwartz. Thursday, Septem Celebrate ADAD I1AV W. MACK JOHNSON Walnut Hills 8.

Madlsonville 961-0474 ber 3. Age 86. No visitation. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Jude Church Saturday, Septem NO DOWN PAT7 31 DOS.

MM FINANCING MIDDENDORF, JOHN N. SONS 9l7Moin, Ky. 431-1711 ber 5 at 10 A.M. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery, Eighth and Enright.

If desired, memorials may be sent to the Mack WEEKEND iS LOW AS paramedics. 129 Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton KELCH Madge, beloved wife of Virgil Kelch, dear mother of Miss Judith Kelch and Rolland Kelch of Cinti, Kenneth Kelch of Sardinia, sister of Fred, Paul, Roger and Donald Dunn of Cinti, also survived by seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Sept. 2, 1981.

Services 2 P.M. Edglngton Funeral Home, Mowrystown, Ohio. Visitation Fri. 4-9 P.M. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society.

RUMKE An action packed holiday weekend. Ten races Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Dally Double, Qulnella and Trifecta wagering. Clara, beloved wife of the late Henry Rumke, dear mother of NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-4929 Robert, Richard and Raymond Rumke, eight grandchildren, -7 Post Time five great-grandchildren, dear sister of Arthur Breckheimer.

Thursday, September 3, 1981. ALL NAKtS ALL MODELS Heboid Funeral Rome 1712 QUEEN CITY 3700 GLENMORE 661-6200 Age 76 years. Services Satur 2:00 P.M. (EDT) YOU CAN USE CLASSIFIED TO FIND: HOME REALTOR TO SELL YOUR OLD A MOVER TO HELP YOU MOVE PLACE TO ADVERTISE THE GARAGE SALE OF ITEMS YOU WON'T TAKE WITH TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD CALL 421-6300 day, September 5 at 1 a.m TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES from Spring Grove Cemetery Norman Chapel. Visitation (Closed Tuesday) Friday 6 to 9 P.M.

at Spaeth Sons Funeral Home, 1320 Chase Sckaefer-Husbif FiMiw Itrtaary EiUklltk4 1UC MW.etttt. 141-0011 KIRKIIAM Jerry dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkham, brother of Mrs. Susan Cummins and Larry Kirkham, grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Holloway. Wednesday, September 2, 1981. Residence Goshen, Ohio. Services Noakes Funeral Home, Mil-ford Saturday, September 5 at 10 A.M.

Visitation Friday 6 to 9 P.M. Avenue at Chambers Street, Northslde. Memorials may be IRII directed to the organ Fund of mm the First United Church of Christ, Hofner Street. Member SCHMIDT DHONAU READING SHARONVH-LE 948-1113 948-1113 of Cumminsvine Council 42 D. of A.

RYAN 11 n2 Bridget (nee Ryan), beloved World War I Vet World War It Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran "Armed Forces Spanish-Amer. War Vet wife of the late Robert R. Ryan, dear mother of William P. and the late Robert Ryan and sister of Richard Ryan, also survived cwvwi HUMMUS by eight grandchildren. Thurs un fktrtm UIWI) 4619 Ma Nit 911-6110 day, September 3, 1981.

Friends may call at the Gilligan Funeral 6301 Kellogg Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45230 (Route U.S. 52 East) Telephone: (513) 232-SO0O Home, Woodburn at Lincoln Friday 4 to 8 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Mary classified CALL 421-6300 WEIL FUNKRAI. HOME uiurcn aaiuroay ai iu a.m.

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