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fHt JTb Dally Jow-oal, SL Fraaooi Co, Juttdtj, November 22, 194 Missouri exporters benefit from GATT We bring specialists to the Parkland. cross -tec lion of American business, Shapiro said. "We're going to gain across the board with these agreements," Shapiro said. That's why these were supported by Republican and Democratic presidents alike." Critics say the agreement will mean the loss of American Jobs. They also fear it undermines national sovereignty by creating a group1, the World Trade Organization, to oversee international trade disputes.

At a news conference sponsored by the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, which supports GATT, Shapiro said the treat wtfl "unravel worldwide" if Congress delays voting on it or fails to ratify it this year. He said the United States' credibility as a leader in international trade is at stake. You don't have to leave the Parkland region to find doctors who can treat you and your family's daily and special healthcare needs. In addition to our own guality medical staff, Parkland Health Center offers appointments with visiting specialists associated with nationally-known medical centers. For information or an Ira Shapiro, an adviser to U.S.

Trade Representative Mickey Kan-tor, said the agreement will ensure "a level playing field by opening other markets to U.S. competition. And what's good for the U.S. economy is good for Missouri and Kansas, which have such diverse industries agriculture, aerospace, chemical products, motor vehicles, processed foods and beverages that they're a virtual PAUL NEEL SR. Paul Eugene Neel 60, of Park Hills died Nov.

21 at St Louis University Hospital in SL Louis. He was born Dec. 20, 1933 at Irondale to the late William Lawson and Beulah May Barton Lawson. He was preceded in death by his step father, Elmer Neel; one sister. Mat-tie Forrester, two infant children: Carolyn and Cindy Neel Mr.

Neel was a member of the Cantwcll Church of God. He is survived by his wife, Kay Hughes Neel of Park Hills; three sons: Paul Neel, Jr. of Pilot Knob, C. Frank Neel of Hillsboro, and David A. Neel of Park Hills; two daughters: Angelia L.

(Mrs. Bill) Rawson of Bonne Terre and Tina R. Momot of Park Hills; five half-brothers: Robert Blount of Conroe, Texas, Bill Lawson of Las Vegas, Charles Neel of Louisville, Robert Neel of Slater, and Joseph A. Neel of La Monet; three sisters: Joann Crabtree of Doe Run, Joyce Skaggs of Bakersfield, and Karolyn Scott of Sullivan; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; relatives and friends. Visitation will be today after 5 p.m.

at the Horton-Wampler Funeral Home in Park Hills. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pjn. at the Cantwell Church of God with Rev. Paul Smith officiating. Burial will be in the Adam Cemetery in Frankclay.

CARL COLTEN Carl Cohen, 72, died Nov. 20 at the Mineral Area Regional Medical Center. He was born Dec. 10, 1921 in Brancin, Colo, to the late Elmer and Josie Richard Colten. He was preceded in death by one granddaughter, Ashley Colten.

Mr. Colten was a fanner and a retired truck driver. He is survived by his Lid-' wina "Winnie Falter' Colten; one son, Russell "Rusty" Colten' of Lemay; two daughters: Ferna Russell of St. Louis and Shirley ASHBR00K VILLAGE CONDOMINIUMS Enjoyable Leisure Lifestyle For Everyone 50 Years And Older Select From Three Different Plans With Optional Features Wfc Call ior Appointment I 530 Wallace Road Farmington, Missouri 1 I (314) 756-5544 Medical' Specialiitn in: Cardiology Ear, Nose and Throat Gastroenterology Gynecology Neurology Orthopedics Podiatry Pulmonary Urology Vascular Disorders PADTT AKTF Eg HEALTH SYSTEM Retirement Living Banking Services Wsays TTo Sheila Alton Mortuary Service, Inc. DeliBakery m.

3 Hai Campbell of Lemay, one brother, Eddie Cohen of Folctt, Texas; four sisters: Alice Morris of Laveme, Emma Simons of Laveme, Eula Bozarth of Laveme, and Mary Doherty of Law-ton, seven grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be today at 2 p.m. at the Wilson Funeral Home in Fredcricktown. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the St Joseph Church in Farmington.

Burial will be in the Marcus Memorial Park in Fredcricktown. ELLA CROSS Ella Cross, 83, of SL Louis, formerly of Irondale died Nov. 20 at SL Anthony's Medical Center. She was born April 5, 1911 in Doe Run to the late Henery and Maude Higbe Weiss. She was preceded in death by her husband, Hobert Cross; two brothers: Raymond and Lloyd Weiss.

She is survived by three daughters: Alene Lee of Dittmer, Betty (Mrs. George) Cary and Bonnie Murray all of SL Louis; five sons: Eugene Cross of Irondale, Earl Cross and Jerry Cross, both of SL Louis, James Cross of Arnold, and Leroy Cross of Cedar Hill; three sisters: Beaulah Burns of Desloge, Loraine Sumpter of Granite City, 111., and Mayme Compton of Arnold; one brother, Willard Weiss of Park Hills; 25 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; other relatives and friends. Visitation will be today after 4 pjn. at the Gum and Son Funeral Home in Potosi. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 pjn.

at the Gum and Son Chapel with Rev. Bobby Brown officiating. Burial will be in the Pendleton Cemetery in Doe Run. HENRY TWOMEY, Henry Twomey, 67, of Bonne Terre died Nov. 20 at Mineral Area Regional Medical Center.

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FRANCOIS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TSmoU HE. Liberty 756M3728 Farmington, MO "i-c KANSAS CITY. Mo. AP Exporter! in Kansas and Missouri would reap the benefits erf the 123-natioa trade trcatf tnown a 0 ATT, the Clinton administration says. Aliministration spokesmen visited mid-America on Monday to play up the benefits of the General Agreement on Tarifls and Trade.

Congress is scheduled to reconvene later this month specifically to vote on the treaty. Obituaries- FRANCES CRAIG Frances B. Craig of Farmington Presbyterian Manor in Farmington died Nov. 20 at her residence. She was.

bom at Wilton Junction, Iowa to tin i late Vernon Estes Blake and Kathy Olt Blake. She was preceded in death by her husband, Marvin Craig; one sister, Genevieve Blake Praiher, one brother, Paul Vernon Blake. Mrs. Craig was a member of the Unitarian Church of the Larger Fellowship of Boston, Mass. She received a Master's degree in Library Science from Columbia University in New York, N.Y.

She was a retired librarian. He is survived by several nieces, great-nieces, nephews and great-nephews. Funeral services are pending at the Taylor Funeral Service in Farmington. Memorials may be made to tjhe Farmington Presbyterian Manor. VERNA WILLIAMS Verna Conway Williams, 76, of Bismarck died Nov.

21 at Mineral Area Regional Medical Center. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Caldwell Funeral Home in Park Hills. MABLE AMPLER Mable Wampler formerly of Park Hills died Nov. 22 at Easter Care Center in Farmington. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Horton-Wampler Funeral Home in Park Hills.

PEARL SANSOUCIE Pearl E. Sansoucie, 67, of Bonne Terre- died Nov. 20 at her residence. She was born Aug. 6, 1927 at Cadet She was preceded in death by her father, Alvin Coleman; one daughter, Carolyn Rodriquez; one sister, Elsie Coleman.

Shd is survived by her husband, George L. Sansoucie of Bonne mother, Annie Coleman of Potosi; one son, Tom Sansoucie of Bonne Terre; three daughters: Marie Rodenroth of Imperial, Connie Eckhoff of Bonne Terre, and Sandy Eckhoff of Bonne Terre; one brother, Louis Coleman of Cadet; two sisters: Dixie Messex of Potosi and Nancy Bacher of St Louis. Visitation will be today at 2 pjn. at the Britton Funeral Home in Potosi Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Britton Funeral Home.

Burial will be in the Blackwell Masonic Cemetery. CECILIA GOVREAU Cecilia Magdolen Govreau, 91, of Farmington died Nov. 21 at Camelot Nursing Center in Farmington. She was born July 12, 1903 in River Aux Vases to the late Eli Govro and Mary Oberlie Govro. She was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar Joseph Govreau; one grandchild.

Mrs. Govreau was a member of the Farmington First Christian Church and a former member of the Ckarview Neighbors Club. She is survived by four daughters: Bernadine M. (Mrs. John) Cole of Rolla, Patricia A.

Estes of San Luis Obispo, Rita C. West of Tucson, and Dorothy M. Russell of De Soto; two sons: Oscar C. Govreau of Bonne Terre and Bill G. Govreau of Salina, one brother, Alfred Govreau of Ste.

Genevieve; 11 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services are pending at the Taylor Funeral Service in Far-mington. MYRTLE SKILES Myrtle Skiles died Nov. 21 at her residence. She was born Feb.

25, 1911 at Mineral Point to the late Martha Wilson Cantrell and Alfred CantrjelL She was preceded in death by hejr husband, Thomas Sidles; two Loretta Jennings and Veriipe Sumpter; two sons: Clifford Skile and Curtis Skiles; two brothers: William Cantrell and Elmer Cantrell. She. is survived by two sons: Freddie Skiles of Mineral Point and Bobby Skiles of Mineral Point; two daughters: Gerline Eye of Potosi and leaHa Vclner of Arnold; one sister! Anna Sansoucie of SL Louis. Visicsion win be today at 1130 un." at the Britton Funeral Home in Potod. Funeral-services will be held at 11 aja.

at Britton FunetJ Home with Rev. Robert Campbell and Rev. George Declue offiefcting. Burial will be in the New pigjinj Cemetery. Taylor Funeral tha Irene Mayes Twomey.

He was preceded in death by one grandson; one sister. He is survived by three sons: Henry Twomey Jr. of Jefferson City, Zachary Twomey of Bonne Terre, and Zane Twomey of Park Hills; six daughters: Judith Brozicr of Richmond, Doris Beard of Green Bay, Barbara Hanifcn of Yuma, Donna Scobil of Dover, Clara Twomey of Arnold, and Zabada Wright of Desloge; three brothers: Leo Twomey of Arnold, Tim Twomey of Green River, Ray Twomey of Burkley; five sisters: Louise Wright of Bismarck, Clara Mae Smith of Nashville, Imogene Stevens of Cave Junction, Betty Lou Golden of Lee Summit, and Carol Ingrassia of Ellsberry; 10 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; one special friend, Leda Griffith of Glcnallen; nieces and nephews. Visitation will be today from 5-8 pjn. at the Shipman Funeral Home in Bismarck.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 ajn. at the Shipman Funeral Home with the Rev. Dan UpChurch officiating. Burial will be at a later date. HELEN MARSH Helen Margaret Henderson Marsh, 81, of Farmington died Nov.

21 at the Farmington Care Center. She was bom Nov. 13, 1913 in Flat River to the late Harry Anthony and Blanche Viredaz Henderson. She was preceded in death by a son, Harry Franklin Coe; one sister, Charlotte Baker; her husband, James A. Marsh.

She is survived by two sons: Vernon E. Thompson and Charles E. "Gene" Thompson of Farmington; one daughter-in-law; two brothers: Harry Henderson of Oak Ridge, Tenn. and Bill Henderson of Park Hills; two grandsons; three i -1 Funeral services will be held in SL Louis at a later date. Arrangements under the direction of the Cozean Funeral Home in Farmington.

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