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Chicago Tribune, Thursday, May 12, 1977 Section 2 15 KOCH Obituaries NABOROWSKI SNEEN U.S. seeks aerosol ban in two years And as of April 15, 1979, no spray product containing a fluorocarbon pro-pellant may be introduced into interstate commerce. Existing products on store shelves at that time may be used up, however, and there will be no recall. In addition, there will be 'warning labels advising users of the presence of fluorocarbons during the time before the ban. Before the controversy over fluorocarbons eroding the Earth's protective ozone layer, about one half of the 2.4 billion aerosol cans sold in the United States each year were powered by fluorocarbons.

The industry says the proportion has now dropped to about 30 per cent. FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy said estimates of a potential reduction in the ozone layer range from 2 per cent, which could cause about 12,000 new cases of skin cancer, to 20 per cent, which would lead to 120,000 new cases eachyearv "THE FDA BELIEVES that even a 2 per cent reduction of the protective ozone layer is intolerable," he said. The proposed action would end about 60 per cent of all fluorocarbon emissions in the country. The remaining 40 per cent is used in closed systems such as air conditioners and refrigerators. WASHINGTON UPI-Citlng a potential increase in skin cancer of 120,000 cases a year, the government Wednesday proposed a phaseout of fluorocarbon gas in aerosol sprays leading to a com plete ban two years from now.

It said the action may save consumers anywhere from $58 million to $240 million a year in lower prices because spray products propelled by gas other than fluorocarbons sell for lower prices. But it said the aersol industry may lose from $169 million to $267 million a year for each of the four years after the ban takes effect. Evidence indicates fluorocarbons contribute to a breakdown in the Earth's ozone layer shield, allowing more of the sun's cancer-causing ultraviolet rays to penetrate the atmosphere. The Food and Drug Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Product Safety which together regulate the various types of consumer aerosol sprays, said the first step in the ban will be that as of Oct. 15, 1978, no company may manufacture fluorocarbons for use in aerosol products.

AS OF DEC. 15, 1978, companies must stop using fluorocarbons as propellants in aerosol products. Clarice; two daughters, Vivian Wilson and Marcella Gibson; two sons, Leonard and Howard; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; a brother; and two sisters. James P. Haffner James P.

Haffner, 76, an attorney in the firm of Haffner, Grow, Overgaard, and Bergloff, 134 N. LaSalle died Wednesday in Sherman Hospital, Elgin. Mr. Haffner, who resided at 603 Summit Barrington, graduated from Harvard College in 1923 and from Harvard Law School in 1925. He was a founder of St.

Mark's and St. Michael's Episcopal churches, both of Barrington, and of St. Simon's Episcopal Church, Arlington Heights. Survivors include his widow, Adelaide; two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Larson and Mrs.

Edith Fitts; a son, Phillip; a brother; and a sister. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 337 Ridge Barrington. Phillip Gallivan Jr.

Services for Phillip Gallivan 45, a retired Evanston police dispatcher, were held Wednesday in St. Athanasius Roman Catholic Church, Evanston. Mr. Gallivan, of 1929 Noyes St. in the suburb, died Monday in his home after a four-year illness.

He is survived by his widow, Janet; his mother, Mrs. Maryan Gallivan; and a sister. A memorial fund for kidney research is being established in Mr. Gallivan's name. Edward E.

Knourek Services for Edward E. Knourek, 85, world pole-vault champion in 1916 when he seta record of 12 feet 6 inches, will be at 10 a.m. Friday in the chapel at 4007 Joliet Lyons. Mr. Knourek of 4545 Fisherman Lyons, died Tuesday in a Berwyn nursing home.

He was the Amateur Athletic Union pole-vaulting champion for several years and1 a 1920 bronze-medal winner for the United States at the Olympic Games in Belgium. He retired from active competition in 1924. Mr. Knourek was founder of the American Machinery Exchange, 2044 W. Lake a firm manufacturing and dealing in woodworking machinery.

He is survived by two daughters, Helen Kotzum and Ruth Hofmann; three grandchildren; and two The Rev. Chester Bawelek Services for the Rev. Chester Bawelek, 68, assistant novice master for the Congregation of Resurrection Fathers, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Hyacinth Catholic Church, 3635 W.

George St. Father Bawelek, an assistant at St. Hetfwig Church, 2226 N. Hoyne and for the last few years a resident of St. Anthony's Home in Crown Point, died Sunday in Crown Point.

He is survived by two sisters. Dr. Alfred D. Kamin Services for Dr. Alfred D.

Kamin, 77, a retired Loop dentist, will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday in the chapel at 1300 W. Devon Av. Dr. Kamin, who lived at 2637 W.

Lunt Av. and retired in 1970, died Tuesday in a North Side nursing home. Surviving are his Belle; a daughter, Helen Keyser; two brothers; and a sister. Sidney A. Weiss Sidney A.

Weiss, 63, of 30 E. Elm died Wednesday in Henrotin Hospital. He was the president of Imperial Pearl Syndicate, 444 S. Jefferson until his retirement in 1974 and was associated with the firm 25 years. Mr.

Weiss, a member of the 24 Carat Club and past president of the Jeweler's Division of the Jewish United Fond, was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Andi Kosnar and Mrs. Barbara Ballard; four grandchildren; a brother; and a sister. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Friday in the chapel at 5206 N. Broadway. Abraham H. Polonsky Abraham H. Polonsky, 72, owner and operator of the A.

H. Polonsky Insurance Agency, 5045 W. Oakton Skok-ie, died Wednesday in a Phoenix, hospital. Mr. Polonsky, who operated the insurance agency for more than 40 years, was a longtime resident of Chica- -go and Skokie before moving to Phoenix.

He is survived by his widow, Helen; two daughters, Mrs. Enid Miller and Mrs. Sheila Schnitzer; two sisters; and four grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in the chapel at 9200 Skokie Skokie.

Luegemes Bratton Services for Luegemes Bratton, 82, president and founder of one of the nation's oldest black-owned private-detective agencies, will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in the South Side Gospel Assembly Church, 863 E. 64th St. Mr. Bratton, of 31 E.

99th died Monday in Little Company of Mary Hospital, Evergreen Park. The son of a Louisiana farmer, he worked as a railroad porter, foundry molder, and salesman and collector for a phonograph firm before founding the Star Detective and Security Agency here, in 1945. He is survived by his widow, Offers to help burned child, 6, come too late NORFOLK, Va. AP-Hundreds of offers to help 6-year-old Kathy Thornrose, severely burned while playing with a cigaret lighter, have come too late. Kathy died Tuesday night, less than 24 hours after skin had been taken from a dead woman for a temporary graft it was hoped would buy time for the little girl to gain strength.

"Her deterioration came as a surprise; she had seemed stronger during the morning," said Dr. Wilcox Ruffin, chairman of (he burn unit at Norfolk General Hospital, at a news conference Wednesday. He said the immediate cause of death appeared to be pneumonia, a common killer of burn victims. Kathy had suffered bums over 45 per cent of her body in the accident March 24. RELATIVES OF a woman about 60 years old who died of a heart ailment at the hospital Monday night donated her skin for Kathy, and a graft operation was planned for next week.

Kathy's body had rejected grafts of her own unburned skin, so Ruffin appealed Monday for skin from a cadaver. Several skin banks had frozen skin, but he said fresh skin was preferred. News accounts of the physician's plea were carried across the country. A hospital spokesman said 400 to 500 persons called, offering to donate their own skin for the child. Kathy's mother, Patricia Thornrose of Virginia Beach, said she and her husband, Howard, a Navy man assigned to the aircraft carrier America, were moved by the public response and say they hope it has Increased awareness of the need for skin donations.

Deaths elsewhere Norman Ingrey, 74, British-born journalist who from 1942 until his retirement in 1968 was editor-in-chief of the English-language Buenos Aires Herald; formerly cc-editor of the South Pacific Mail in Santiago, Chile; in Buenos Aires. Either M. Koch, ne Klein, ag 64, beloved wile of the late Joseph E. Koch; loving mother of John C. (Irene), Ronald J.

(Mariiynn), Barbara A. (Pater) Agnella and Wll-, Ham (Janet) Koch; grandmother of 17; fond titter of Dorothy Lerten and the lata Donald J. Klein. Funeral from Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 Eiston comer of Pulaikl Road, Friday, May 13, 9:30 a.m., to St. Edward Church, 4350 W.

Sun-nyslde Av. Matt 10 a.m. Interment All Salntl Cematery. Plaata omit flowert. Memorlalt to the American Cancar Society would bo appelated.

Vltltatlon at chapal attar 2 P.m. Thursday. KE 9-6100. K0LEDA Anna Koleda, ne Fltiuk. beloved wife of John; loving mother ot Vera Baturo, Anita (Pater) Kotuiock and Lvdla (Stephen) Mazol; dear rand-mother ot Peter (Carol), Mary Anna, John, Michael Kotuiock and An-drla Maiol; great-grandmother of throe.

Member of RIMAS branch 3. Funeral Services Saturday, 9 a.m., from Klersch-DeStefano Funeral Horn, 5120 W. Fullerton to St. George Ruttian Orthodoi Cathedral. Interment Elmwood Cemetery.

Vltltatlon Thurtdav alter 4 p.m. Panahyda Friday evening at I O.m. AR6-2000 Or 237-2300. KRIZEK Ida Krlrek, ne Sevlc, wife of th late John (on ot tho founders of Crawford Sausage fond titter of Rudolph Sevlc, Henrietta Sevlc, William Sevlc and Lucy Veteiv; nleces and nephews. Service Friday, 1 p.m., at Llnhart Funeral Horn, 620 W.

Cermak Rd. Cremation Bohemian National. Membar of Ledlat Aid of Bohemian Homo for th Aged. Pieata omit flowert. Visi tation inurtaay, a p.m.

to ig p.m. 749-2255 KRUEGER Mat D. Kruegor, nee Bnotka, lata ot Berwyn, loving mother ot Donald (Frances) Krueger and Dlano (Paul) Smarlo; fond Hilar of Ann (the late John) Krol, Rotalia (Daniel) Dtnkowtkl and Sophie (tho lata Andrew) Krawciyk and tho lata Frank (the lata AAarv) Brzotka and Bernard (Mathilda; Bnotka; arand-mother of olght; great-grand mother of two; aunt of many nieces and nephewt. Servicet Friday, 9:45 a.m., from H. Marlk Sons, 6507 W.

Cermak Berwyn, to St. Odllo Church. Mast 10:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Me moor of Hawthorne Chapter, No.

45. Telephone Pioneers of America. Visitation Thursday 3 to 10 p.m. GU 44310 or Bl 2-3255. LACAY0 Mum vrtraivo, ag 77, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Ronaldo P.

Lecayor loving mother of Vllma M. (Melvln) Miller nd Carman M. Sehnert; dearett grandmother of three; great, grandmother of Kathleen Sabor. Funeral tervlcet Friday, AAay 13th, 9:15 a.m., from the Rotemoor Funeral Homo, 17943 S. Torrenco Avo, Lansing, to Our Lady of Knock Church, 1411 Burnham.

Calumet City. Mass 10:00 a.m. Visitation Thursday 2:00 to 10:00 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 474-2404 LARSON Mlnnlt E.

Larson, lovlnv mothtr of Gleidvs Woleik: urandmother of Ronald (Vivian); treat-grandmother of David and Michelle; titter of Lena Llssr. No funeral body do- uloil tn aAailj.l Cpiaaavak LAVIN Sea Mary A. Waldron notice. LITCHFIELD Havward B. Litchfield, devoted hut.

band of Blanche, ne Murray: ba. lovad father of Havward Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Madison; dear brother of Lethe (Frank) Brown. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m., at Rosario D. Salerno's Son Funeral Home, 6300 W.

North Av. Interment r-nape 1 miii groans south, visitation Thursday 5 to 10 p.m. ME rnw or me -Q430, 10CHINGER Anton N. Lochlnoer of Dei Plainer beloved hutband of JoHanna, neo Fetter; dear father of Norbart (Mel-da), Marvin (Gerry), Patricia and Anthony (Brenda) Lochlnger; ii grandchildren and ono greatgrandchild; fond brother of Catherine Tabbert. Vltltatlon Thursday 2 to 9:30 p.m.

Plalnei. Funeral r-noay, 10 a.m., from chapel to St, Zachary Church. AAast 10:30 a.m. Interment All Salntl Cematery, Masses appreciated. 124-5155.

lOWERY Mary Lowery, nee Dunleaw, beloved wlfa of James; loving mother or iviery tsaroera (Joe) Frugoiiai grandmother of Donald, Joteph and Bridget Ann; dear titter ot John (Mary) Dunleaw and the lata Frank; daughter of tho lata AAar- varer ana jonn uumeavyj niece of Mary Sacht; lister In law of Theresa Smith and Catharine Powers. Visitation Wednesday 5 to 10 p.m. and inurtoay 1 to 10 p.m. at Williams-Kampp Funeral Home. 19 Lake Oak Park.

Funeral Friday 10 a.m. to St. William Church. AAast 10:30 a.m. Interment Ouaan ol Haavan.

141- ae. MAGNA See William R. Stolfa notice, MANTEGNA Rota AAantegna, ne Baratta, be- lovea wire or mo iota Antoninoi dear mother of Carmelo (Anna) Pat. rlna, Dominic (Lavada), Anthony and Joseph; loving grandmother of Carmelo (Linda), Victor, Jove (Barney) Konofsky; great-grandmother of five; fond titter of Antnony (pnyiiit), Phillip (Wanlta) Baratta, Nellie (Paul) Gerontkl and the lata Joseph (Ruth) Baratta and the lata Jotephln Wadat. Funeral Friday, 9 a.m., from Richard Funeral Home, 5749 Archer corner of Loral, to Our Lady of th Snowt Church! Interment AAount Carmel cemetery, vltltatlon Wednesday of.

ter 4:30 P.m. 767-1140. McNULTY Helen Jan AAcNullv (McNeills) loving and devoted wife of th lata Edward Davis McNulty; dear mother ot oaooran Joan Car. nay, Mary Jotephlne McNulty, Jam K. Kelley, Nancy and Mellt- sa nvcNuiry; irand mothtr of eltht.

Funeral from John Carroll Sons Homo for Funerals. Erie anrf Uah. ash. Friday, AAay 13, 1977, at 9:30 o.m. to noiv Name umeorai.

inter, ment Calvary. Kindly omit flowan. Remembrances to th Paul Day nursery, MENSCHING Maria S. Menschlng, ne Gtnr, of Bellwood, beloved wlto of Earl L. Menschlng; loving mother of Jamtt G.

(Kathleen) Falco; dear grandmother of Cherl, Jamas and Keilh Falco. Chapal tervlcet Thursday, AAay 12, 11 a.m. at Rosewood Funer al Home, aoorj sr. charlet Ball, wood. Interment Oak Ridge Camel, ary.

Pleat omit flowtrs. 544-4447 M0TT0LA Michael Moltola, beloved husband or Anna nee utbuno; dear rather of Jamaa (Pamela); grandfather of Thomas, fond brother of AAarv Mos-kaly, Ralph (Ethel), Leonard (Ann), Louis (Robert) Schecter and tho lata Joseph (Marge) and AAarguerltg Lucerne; also nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a.m,, from Modell Funeral Home, 5725 S. Pulaski to Saint Beda th Van. arable.

Interment Saint Mary wvoivivir. ror-arjw. MULCARE Ann M. Mulcart, nee Harrington, swueniy, vveonesoev, nnay 11, ivrr, wlfa Of tho lata Ervrln S. Mulcarai dear mother ot James S.

and Joan (Thomas) Keln; dear grandmother of Thomet and AAarv Anna Kaln; fond titter of Edward and Mylet Harrington. Funeral Friday at 10:30 a.m., from tho Conboy Funeral Home, 4ISO W. North la St. Giles Church. Mais 11 a.m.

Inter ment mi, carmel. Member ot Telephone Plorvaora of America. Vlii teflon Friday morning from a.m. uniii a.m. a-jr-iue MUUINS Herrlerte M.

Mulllnt. ne Cody, lovad wlfa a4 a i be. Mint; devoted mother of Jerome P. (Kath- sw.if arm imnwi u. ITVOnnO) lint; dear erendmother ol two; Mul fond 1 rs'cnero (carnerine).

John -M nd tn lata Mary McGrath and AAargaret Cody. Vltlta P.m. Wednetdey. Funer- Sheehy Funeral Horn, 10727 s. PuHtkl to St.

John Flther Church. AAess 10 a.m. Interment AAmbr of Little Company of AAarv Nurtet Alumni Attoc. St J-7700 or 157-7171. MUSCAT0 Jemei Mutcalo, beloved hutband of father of Michael (Rota Maria) and Mutcatoi dear grand: father of AAary Ann and Gereivn SSflli Saturday, trom the Grenata Geiewood South Funeral Chapelt, 10545 s7cicS 'I i Cath.rln, St Aieaandrla Church.

Matt 10 a I1- Vltltatlon altar I P.m. Thursday. 423-2400. MUSLIN Loult H. Muslin, beloved hutband of Seima, nea Koth; deer lather of ReQuel (Robert) Schomen and Gary (Eileen) ot Tnasi loving grand- father of Suton and Debbie Sc human, Jennifer and Daniel Mutlln; fond bromer of Ralph )ianlce Ann) and the lata Isidore (AAarele); ton ot th lete David and Jennie.

Ser-vicet Thursday. I p.m., at Original Welnsteln and Sont Chapel. 30)9 W. Peterton Av. Interment private.

Secretary and Pan AAetter of Composite Looie, No. 774, A.F. a. a.m., Scottish grlta Consistory, Past Mai-tar ot vmedtnah thrlnars and member of Floor Sanders Local. Masonic servicet by Composite Lodge, No.

774, A.F. 4 at p.m. servicet. Chapel vltltatlon 7 p.m. Services I P.m.

Infg. 561-1190. Stella Naborowtkl, ne Gebmlak, beloved wlto of tho let Alovtlut; dear mother of Bernard, Barbara (Zlemund) Zudyk and Ruth (John) Zableitkl; tond titter Ben Gabrytlak, Lottie Joteph) Graca and the lata Sally Mateiko, Joseph (Helen) Gao-rvtiek; lovln grandmother of Peter, Paul, John and David. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m. from Pomlenkl and Son Fuenral Horn, 105 W.

32nd St to St. Mary al Perpetual Help Church. Interment Resurrection. AAember of Telephone Pioneer of American (Wettem Electric). YA7-6424.

0RRE Jens Orre, AAay 11, 1977, beloved husband ot Gudrun; dear step-father of Roy Post; father ot the lata Walter; grandfather of Sandra Orre and Eleanor Ryan; two great- trandchlidren. AAember of B. B. odg, No. 97, S.

of N. Servicet Friday 1 p.m. at John M. Paderten and Soni Chapal, 4331 W. Fullerton Av.

Interment private. Visitation Thurtday until I p.m. 235-1610. SULLIVAN Ann M. O'Suiilvan, ne Gimgan, beloved wife of the late John J.i dear iliter of Rev.

Alfred Gil Main, the late Jeremiah Gllilgan and AAargaret Powers; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday, 10:15 a.m., from Waller Qulnlan Sont, 4540 W. 95th to St. Thomei More Church. Mais 11 a.m.

Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday. 174-7300 Ot 599-7300.

PARKER Hal E. Parker, AAay 10. 1977, wlfa ot the late Lloyd w. of Clarendon Hills; mother of Warren; rand-motner of Gary and Jim. Resting at Schneider Horn for Funerals.

2nd and Lincoln Hinsdale. Vltltatlon 7 to P.M. Thurtdav. AAemorlal tervlcet 11 A.M. Friday at King Bruwaen non.

Hintaaia. mom. PETR0NE See Ernest Allagrattl notice. P0LINSKI Lto J. Pollnskl beloved husband ot Hazel; dear father af Lto J.

Jr. (Flortnc). Ronald R. (Paaav) and Diana L. (Bernard) Hlelm; erend-father of eight and great-grandiather of one; fond brother of Helen (Edward) Freeman, Stanley (Leola) and Edward (Eleanor) Pollnskl.

Services Friday, AAay 13, 11 a.m., at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western Av. Interment Rosehlll cemtterv. visitation attar 7 a.m Wednesday. Memorials to your favo rite cnariry would oa appreciated.

51-474. P0RTSCHY Emll E. Porttchy, btloved husband of Julia, naa Novakovlti, and th lata Anna, ne Hannlih; loving father of William (Gladyi), After, taret (Harry) Drombroikl, Emll Jr. (Vrn and th lata John waiter and Albert; randfather of nine; areat. Sandlathar of 13; fond brother ol uttav (Carolina), Carolina (tho lata John) Ball.

Theresa Uotaahl Pathy, Mine (Michael) Schleblnger ono tour protnert ono two titters in Austria. Funeral services Saturday. 10 a.m., at Peterson Funeral Home, 6931 W. North Av. Interment AAount Emblem.

AAember of First Burgen-lander. Bakers Union and Retail Liquor Dealers Attoc. Vltltatlon Thursday after 4 p.m. Plaasa omit IIOWIIS. U-4441.

PR0KSA John R. Prokta, beloved hutband of Louiia Prokta; fond father ot Edith Dahl and th lat Arthur Prokta; survived by five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Vltltatlon Friday, 7 to 9 p.m., at Hurten Funeral Homo, Roosevelt nd Mannheim Roadt, Hillside. In lieu of flowert, memorlalt to the American cancar society appreciated, stl- RAIL Gordon L. Rail, beloved father ot Gordon and Kenneth (Ramona) arandfamer of two; brother of Ward.

Donald and Phyllis Nlchele. Resting at Lawlt Funeral Hnma. -7600 Grand Ay. at tho Circle, Thursday altar 7 p.m. Funeral Saturday, May 14, at 9:30 a.m.

Interment Memory tyaroant. aoj.12.1e. REINEMAN Sea Charlai Stratlon Weightman nonce. RIERMAIER Mary Rlermaler, dear lister of th lata Joteph, Minnie Loreni, Thomas and Anthony; dear aunt of Florence Hamilton and Thomei Rlermaler. Rettlno at the Coonev Funeral Home, 3552 N.

Southport after 4 p.m. Friday. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m., to St. Andrew Chapal. Inter.

ment 01, rsoniraca. RIO Sa Jamtt Mutcato notice. R0MES Bessie f. Rome, nft Rooney, of wneeting, rormeny or Del Plalnet, beloved wlfa of th late Barnard A.i dear mother of Barnard A. Romet and jonn p.

(the lata Catharine) rseeu; rour granacnuoren; rono lis ter In law ot Harriet Waten. Vltlta. tion Wednesday 7 to 9:30 p.m. and Thurtday 2 to 9:30 p.m. at Oehier Funeral Home, La at Parry swart, uet names, t-unerai Fri day, 9:30 a.m., from Chanel, to St, Joseph th Worker Church.

Wheal. Ing. Mats 10 a.m. Interment Holy acminro ccrrwiery. om-oim.

ROSE Dennis Rota of Addison, beloved husband of the late Bernke; dear father of Laveme O'Connor, Ed- tvero fuomj arte wttiiam (sally); randfather of 10. Sarvlcat Saturday. 11 a.m., at Rlchert AAeyer Funeral Home, 320 W. Lake Addison. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens wvsr.

visitation i-rioay 2 to 9 p.m. oaj-vaai, ROSSI Albert E. Rottl of Hillside, beloved husband of Joiephine, ne Alagna; loving father ot Richard (Eva)i fond brother of Frank, Rote Dl Flore and Sutan Bruschl. Visitation 7 to p.m. vveonesoay and 2 to 9:30 p.m.

1 nuriDiT aroaaviaw unarai Homo, 2020 Rootevelt Broadview. Funeral services Friday, AAay 13, 9:30 a.m., fromcnapel, to St. Domltllla Church, AAatt 10 a.m. In terment uuetn ot Haavan cemetery, R0THBAUER Sea William R. Stolfa nolle.

RUYLE Oig R. Ruyle, beloved wif of th lata John; dear mother ot Vivian Mltchellt grandmother of Carol Mitchell. At George Schubert cnapei, oato w. cermak Rd. Vltltatlon Thursday 1 to 9 p.m.

Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Interment Woodlawn. Member of Hawthorne Chapter W. E. Pioneer and J.C.O.

Into. 7M- IUV2. SARNA John F. (Chick) Sarna. AAay 10.

1977, eeloved hutband of Sophia, nee Kandaltc; loving lather ot John (Wllma), rrobert, Donald Idlane), gtvhomai )madonna). Marearet igeraid) London, Helen (Clifford) Bagglo, Joan (Thomas) Flavin, Janice. Carol (Roberto) Parra; grandfather of 16; dear ton ot tho lata Andrew and Sophia Same; brother ot Andrew (Rose), Jacob Iffinces), Michael (Sophie), Agnes Novlk, Nancy (Al) Maclag, Soonig (Rudolph) Stanclk, Eiliabeth (Edmund) Koblertkl; alio turvived by brothers In law, slttct In law, nieces and phew. Retting at Sataia Funeral Homo, 4744 S. Demen Av.

Funeral Friday, AAay 13, it 9 a.m., tm St. Michael Church. Interment Retur. taction. 247-4757.

SCHR0TH Gladvt H. Schreth, nee Parsons, ag 12, formerly of Blue Island, wlfa of th lata Edgar mother ol Donald (Berthan) of Hinsdale, lll.l grandmother ot Thomas and Linda; sitter of th lata Fred C. Partont. Vltltatlon 2 to 10 p.m. Thurtday.

Servicet Friday 11 a.m. at Krueger Funeral Home, 13050 Greenwood Blue Island. Interment Mount Granweod Cmtr. fu g-1300. SERING Fred W.

Serlng of Skokie, formerly ot Chicago, beloved hutband of Florence, ne Hantan; dear father of orucv toaroarai sarin nd sutan (John) Traacy; grandfather of Kal-Ha and Anno Serlng and Sean Tree-evi brother of Adolph, Edward, Til-II, Lynn Taylor, th lata Emll, Charlet and Walter. Funeral Saturday, 11 a.m., at Haben Funeral Homo, 1057 Nllet Canter Skakla. Interment Forest Home. Vltltatlon Thurtday, 7-9 p.m., and Friday, 3-9 p.m. In lieu ol flowers make contributions to St.

Timothy Lutheran Church, 9000 Kildara skokie. 734)1 SHAMBERG See Sidney A. Wain nolle. SIMINAITIS John M. Simlnaltls, beloved husband of Constance, nea Putremlntes; dear lather af Adrlenno Swetlikt fond brother of Anthony (Roia) Slmlnaltlt, Catherine (John) Ham-mitt, Valeria Elder ind Victor (Allca) Ivanutkl; grandfather ot two.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m.. trom the Brown Funeral Home, 2939 9Sth to St. David Church. Mais 10:30 a.m. Interment St.

Catimlr Cemetery. 761-0155. SIMON Anton Simon, beloved hutband of Catherine nea Wunder; loving lather of Aiphonte, Geora (Ruth), John (Angela) and Jemet (Thereti-ta); grandlather of 14. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from the Brady Gill Funeral Horn, 2929 W. 17th to St.

Thomas More Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. AAary. Piaai omit flowert.

visitation altar 4 p.m. Thurtday, 636-2600 Leona J. snoen, ne oauoio, at-v oa of Florida, formerly ot Lombard, beloved wife of John Andrew; dear mother of Eltanor (James) Root of Tann. and John (Patricia) of Glen Ellyn; grandmother ot four; dear sitter of Mrs. Mary Berta of Cicero, Mrs.

AAadellna Patchino of Btnsenvllle, Mrt. Evelyn Baan of Eveigreen Perk and the late Dan, Lou and Isabella. Funeral itrvlct Friday, 9:30 a.m. from th Bruit Funeral Home, 135 S. AAeln Lombard.

Vltltatlon Thurtday 7 ta 10 p.m. Interment Queen of Heaven. In lieu of flowers, memorlalt to fn American Cancer Society C5 preclated. 429-0094. STOLFA William R.

stoita, oeioveo son ot Benny and Lucille, nee Indelll; loving father of Benny S. Stolfa; fond brother of Alice (Rudy) Magna and Mario (Ray) Rothbauer. Funeral Saturday, May 14, at 9:30 a.m., trom Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 N. Milwaukee, to St. Cornelius Church.

Entombment Queen of Heaven. Member of First Aero Wing Pott. No. 1234, VFW. Please omit flow-art.

Visitation begins 4 p.m. Thursday. 774-0366 STUMPF Wilms J. Stumor, age 79, of oriertd Park, beloved wife of th late Frank H.i devoted mother of Shirley (Robert) Kotlc; fond grandmother of Robert and Matthew Kotlc; dear titter of AAargaret (Ed) Davarn and Fiorenco (Lata Charlet) Braun and fh lata Robert and Frank Guber. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m.

AAay 13, 1977 from Scfimaedeke Funeral Horn, 14205 Union Ayr. (1 blk. North Of 143rd St. SW Hwv.) Oriand Pk. to St.

Michael's Church, Orland Pk. AAatt 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Evergreen Park Vltltatlon Thurtday 2 to 9:30 p.m. 249-01)1 or 44S-6O00 SULLIVAN Helen D.

Sullivan, neo Done, beloved wlfo of the lata Michael J. Sullivan; loving mother of the lata David Michael Sullivan; loving sister of Patrick S. Doyle and AAary C. Doyloi dear aunt ot Joteph P. Doyle.

Funeral Friday, 9:15 a.m., from Blak-Lemb Funeral Home. 3737 W. 79th to St. Thomat Mora Church. Mais 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, visitation attar 7 p.m. Thursday. 735-4242. SWIERK Elsie H. Swierk, nea Beltowtkl.

bo loved wife ot tho late Walter; dear-it slttr of Roto Howard, Wanda (Dr. Hodur, Joseph (Clara) Bell, Violet (Let) Carlton, Hemic (Chester) streike. Pearl (Howard) Eckiund; many nlecet and nephews. Funeral services Saturday, 9:30 a.m. from tho Palacz Funeral Chapel, 2955 W.

25th corner of Sacramento ta St. Ludmllla Church. AAess 10 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers masses appreciated. Vltltatlon 2 to 10 p.m. Thursday and Friday. 247-0100 UEHRKE George C. Uehrke, btloved hutband of Rose; dear kather of tho lata Georo loving grandfather of Sharon (Francis) Stcnkus.

AAember of th gtrantlt Workert Union Local 241 and Holy Name Society. Resting at th Steal Funeral Homo, 3656 W. Belmont Av. Funeral services Friday, 10 a.m., tm St. Wancaslaus Church.

AAess 10:30 Intrmnt Elmwood Park Cematery. Pieata omit flowers. Visitation Thursday 1 tm 10 p.m. 539-1376. VANDER KAMP Mlnard Vender Kemp, beloved son of tho lata Louis and Lima Vender Kemp; dear brother of Ptter, Helen Reltsma, John, Martha Laahy, Graco Essanburg, EI1I0 Covlch, Wllma Rlhe and fh lat Henry, Helen and William; fond undo of many nieces and nephewt.

Retting at Mulder AAemorlal Chapel, 6027 Rootevelt Cicero, where services will be held 1 p.m. Friday, AAay 13. Interment Forest Horn. Memorials to Timothy Christian School! appreciated. Vititatlon Wednesday 7 to 10 p.m.

and Thursday 2 to 10 P.m. OL 2-0005. WACLAW William i. Waclaw, fond brother of Matthew and Alaa Waclaw and Stanley J. Stanford.

Funeral Friday. AAay 13, 9 a.m., from the Northiata) Funeral Home, 140 E. North Ant Northlake, to St. John Vlannty Church. AAess 9:30 a.m.

Interment Queen of Haavan Cemetery. S4i 0044. WALDRON AAary A. Waldron (Lavln), beloved wlfa of fh lata Edward Lavln; loving mother of Mary Gall (James) Keating C.F.D. and th lat Edward; dear grandmother of Ann Mary Keating.

Funeral. Saturday, 9:45 a.m., trom Kolbus Funeral Home, 641-57 W. Hlgglns to St. Franclt Borgia Church. Mass 10:30 a.m.

Interment St, Joseph Cematery. Retired employee of New York City Board of Education. Vltltatlon Thursday, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., nd Friday, 12 noon to 10 p.m. In lieu of flowert, masses preferred.

774-3232. WARNECKE Lvdla L. Warnecke, ne Heuster-menn, beloved wife of the lata Paul; dear mother of Walter M. (Gertrude) Warnecke and Aivln D. (Evelyn) Warnecke; grandmother of Cerol Baechler, Janet Robertihaw, Paul D.

Warnecke and Robert A. Warnecke; titter of Edna Freg and Bernlce Conrad. Visitation Thurtday 2 to 9 p.m. at Bormann Funeral Home, 1600 W. Chicago Melrose Park.

Servicet Friday 1:30 p.m. Interment Arlington Cemetery. Memorial! to St. Paul Lutheran Church would ba appreciated. 344-0714.

WATERS Betty Waters. AAay 11, 47 lata of Frankfort, and formerly of Home wood, beloved wife of John G. "Jack" Waten, dear mother of Beverly (Robert) Drier, of and Deborah; daughter of Raymond and Eiliabeth Kocker, of Chicago Helghtt; tiller In law of Dorothy Baldwin, of Flostmoor, and Patricia Elliott, af Calif. Retting at tho Tews Funeral Home, 11230 Dili Homewood, ftr 3 p.m. Thurtdav.

Servicet 1 p.m. Friday. Interment Cedar Park Cemetery. Memorlalt to tho Leukemia Retearch Foundation would bo appreciated. SYg-5300 WEIDES John B.

Weldet. lot 71, of Evanston, btloved hutband of Mary Gannon Weldet; fond father of Ma lor John D. Weldet, USMC and tho lalo Donald D. Weldet; brother of Catherine (Charlet) Feck ot Wisconsin and th lata Pauline Aryman. Funeral Friday, a.m., from Donnlln-Fifigereld-Franklln Funeral Home, 1571 Mapla Evanston, to St.

Nicholas Church. AAess 10 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery, visitation Thurtday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. UN 9-2900. WEIGHTMAN Charlet Stratlon Weightman at Coral Cables.

beloved husband of the late Odollla, nee Grott; devoted uncle of AAargaret Grott Smith and Ruttell L. Relneman. vltltatlon after 5 m. Wedneiday. Funeral ter-vie Friday 1 p.m.

at Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 95th St. Entombment Evtrgreen Mausoleum, 239.3600 WEISS Sidney A. Welts, of 30 E. Elm beloved husband of th 1st Sachlar dear father of Andl (Carl) Kosnar and Barbara (Fred) Ballard; loving granaiarner or rour; tond ororncr or Robert L.

(Barnlca) Went and Soma (Judge Samuel) Shamberg. Servicet Friday, II a.m., at Pilar Memorial Chapel, 5206 N. Broadway. Interment Rosemont Park, Friends ar sked to pay their respects at th lime of services. 561- 4740.

WINKEl Angela A. Wlnkal, beloved wlf of Relnhoid; deer mother of Judith (George) Revnertton and Raneo Wlnkel; fond daughter of Antolntttt nd Mitchell Skoionmtkl; titter of Mary Ann Haratt, Valeria Biaticrvnski nd Ronald Skolortynt-kl. Funaral Saturday, AAay 14, 10 at Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North Av. Interment Mount Emblem.

Visitation Thursday 4 to 10 P.m. and Friday 1 to 10 P.m. 189- W0JCIK Aleiandra Wolclk, naa Roivnek, beloved wife of th late Aioytiut; lovln mother ol Virginia (George) Hughei, Doloret (David) AAcCor-mack, Ernett (AAary Lou) nd th lata Norbert; fond titter of Sister AAary Fldentia, O.F.S.; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of two. Funaral Saturday, AAay 14, at 9: IS a.m., from Baran Funaral Home, 2644-46 N. Central to St.

Stanislaus B. a M. Church. Mast 10 a.m. St.

Adalbert Cemetery. Vltltatlon Thurtday 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 422-141.

W0JCIK Sea Mlnnl E. Larton nolle WOINIK AAagdalena Wolnlk, btloved wlfa of Ignacy Wolnlk; fond mother of Diana (Norman) Kara and Christina Wolnlk. Vltltatlon Wedneiday and Thursday 4 to 10 o.m. Servicet Friday 9 a.m. at Sai-Tiedemann Funeral Home, 9561 Belmont Franklin Park.

AAati 9:30 a.m. at St. Beatrice Church. Interment Adalbert Cemetery. 471-1950, zik Jennie Zik, ne Fin, beloved wlfo-ot th lata Harry; dear molhar of.

Edyth (Leon) Tessltr and Svrll lAk vln) Brallovt devoted grendmother. of Mini Tattler. Andrea (Jerry) Rlcheton, Averc, Neal and Stacy Brallov; fond slsttr ot AAarv Sttrl." Ing, the lata Ben, Hlllard, Dan and Edward Fine. Servicet Friday. 10:30 a at Plttr AAemorlal Chanel, 5706 Broadway.

Interment Weit-lawn. Frlendt ara asked to pay their respects at th time ol services. Please omit flowert. AAemorleit to tan AAoeen David Adorn, 6952 N. California would appreciated Inlo.

LO 1-4740 Florists Sympathy Flowers. MANY WAYS TO CHARGE 344-0770 rS Cemeteries VUfcvJjii-T- Hflemoriai farl CEMETERY and MAUSOLEUM crematorium columbarium perpetual Charter for members of all faiths moo gross point road skokie, illwois u3.s0m-s0i1 m4-5m1-mm WOODLAWN 3 edlecent mvn, Woodland Met. Aoproi. Va bin, Irom onl. Sac.

750, 423-6721 GLENN OAK Cemetery, AAavwood. Ion, ilda by Ilia. Will lip. 225 aa. veiSa), MEMORIAL Eitates, Melrote Pk.

loll, S650, Garden of Dmotlon taction, PAS-UK). ACACIA Cenwtery 2 Ion. Primroie Sac. SI 75 253-527 RAND HILL PK. 4 lOlt, choice IOC.

Palatlna. 799-MM 1 Crypt at Acacia Park Cemetery. Priced vary low. 631-65SS OAK Hill, 1 grave lot, choice loc. S4S0; 96M174 Arlington Cematery.

I Orava Lot. Bloat. 4025 S. 5th St. Milwaukee, Wile.

83107. DENS CEMETERY 1 loll near gala, USO 627-6784 Funeral Directors JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 E. Erlt WHItehell 4 040 In Memoriom CHRISTENSON Lattar M. Chrlitanton In iovini memery of wonderful latlw. BARBARA DUETTO Santa Ollttto.

Happy birthday, Molhar. Your Deughtgr, MARY SEIDEL In memory of my dear hutband. Han. rj C. Saldel, on hit birthday, May Happy Birthday Hank Nothing but memonet, At I lournay on.

A broken circle, vacant chair, I teem to mitt you avarywharg. But In my lonaly hours ol thinking, Thouahti ol you ara aver naar. Your loving imllg. Your genlig foe, You're aiwayt In my heart. No -una can taka your piacg.

Lovg Aiwayt. WIFE MARGE Dedication Announcimtnt SIGWART Memorial tervlce lor Harold Slgwart of Hardy, Arkantat, will ba held Wednesday, May II, 7:30 pen. at Protoect Heiahit Community Church, 400 N. Elmhurlt Rd Prot. oecl III.

Plane omit llowgrl. Fraternal Notices MUM IOC. NO. 141, A U. Lawr.

anca Romans, pasted away May a. Servicet from Drake Funeral Home, 625 Butte Highway, Park Rldgg, III. on Friday HI, am. Geo. K.

Gundorten. Pret. TATTUI POST fTI at- rmueitt honor guard tor Comrade Walter Gral, I p.m., Thurtdav, May 12, reused Funeral Home, 3905 N. Lincoln. Frank Seilerman, Chaplain Death notices ALLEGRETTI Erneato Allagrattl, balovgd husband ol the lata Carrtoi loving father of Anthony Calabrase and Theresa Pet rone; tond grandfather of Nick Pat rona.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from the Original Ratio Brothart Funeral Home, 5120 W. Fullerton to St. Genevlevg Church. Man so a.m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery.

AR 0-700 er NA 2-5120. BADAME Santo A. Badamg, died May 6, 1977, born Sept 21, 1199 In New York City. Retlded In AAavwood from 1915 to pretent. Brother to three; father to four; grandfather to two.

Ha died at ha lived hit Hie with strength and prlda. No funeral servicet. Memorial tervlce at Memorial Chapal, Loyola Hospital, AAaywood, on May 20 12 noon. BAWELEK Rev. Chaster F.

Bawelek. former aitittant novlco master, former assistant at St. Hedwlg Church, resident of St. Anthony Homo, Crown Point, loving son of the lata Albert and Carolina, neo Samoortklt dear brother of Helena A. (Walter Kort, aivco m.

(Henry Poclask and the lata Edmund J. (Laurie) Bawelek; dearest uncle of Reneo A. Kort; dear nephew of Angelina Prush; cousins, prlasti and brothart of tho Congregation of the Resurrection. Visitation Wednesday gltar 4 p.m. and Thursday at Stanley Funeral Home, 3040 Milwaukee Av.

Lying In state Friday attar 3 p.m. at St. Hyacinth Church. Liturgical wake tervlce at 7:30 p.m. Conceiebrated AAess ot tho Resurrection Saturday at 10 a.m.

Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Retur. taction Seminary, 3619, W. Pino St.

Loult, Mo. or Southern Returractlon Mlttion, Box 390, Montgomery, Ala. 142-3330. BENSON Glenn M. Benton of Egg formerly of Arlington Heights, beloved hutband of Vivian Voli Ban.

ion; dear brother of Melvln B. Ben-eon; fond brother In law of Donna M. Voli; survived by many nieces and nephewt. Vltltatlon Thurtdav 3 to 9:30 p.m. it tho Lauterburg and Oahler Funeral Home, 2000 E.

Northwett Hwy Arlington Heights, where services will ba held Friday 1:30 p.m. Interment Rosehlll Cemelery. Masonic service Thursday I under the auspices of Arlington Heights Lodgg, lie, A.F. A.M. 251-5423, B10CIC Svlvetter (Charlie Coon) Block, dear brother of Mary (Walter) Wagnar; tond uncle of Michael Wagner.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from Dalcamo Funeral Home, 470 W. 26th to St. Jerome Church. Mail a.m. Interment St.

Mary. Vltltatlon Thursday 4 to 10 p.m. and Friday I to 10 p.m. VI 2-oMl. B0SSHART Robert C.

Botihart, loving hutband ot Peggy, nag John ton; dearett lather ot Sham (Don) Sawlcki, Jerry (Jo Ann) and Kant fond son of Elsie and Frank Vossel; deer brother of Jerry, Nancy Hawthorne and tho lata Richard. Member of Mount Prospect VFvV Pott, No. 1337. Funeral Saturday, May 14, II a at Matt Funeral Home, 410 E. Rand Mount Prospect.

Inter, mont private, in lieu of flowert, donations to Heart or Cancer Fund appreciated. Vltltatlon Friday 4 to 10 p.m. 394-2330. BRUMBAUGH Owen Elmer Brumbaugh, beloved hutband ot Eleanor, nee Rech; fond father of Blanche Walters, Marlorig (Franklin) Walker and Owen (Conn-ne) Brumbaugh) loving grandfather of Jamas, Laurl, John, Robert and William; great-grandfather ot Jimmy, Jeanne and Jason. Funeral Friday, May 13.

9:30 a.m., from Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western to St. Gregory Church. Man 10 a.m. Interment family lot.

Vltltatlon from 4 to 10 m. Thursday. In lieu of flowers, mats offerings or contributions to tho American Cancer Society will ba appreciated. 541-4174. BRUSTED Lillian A.

Bruited, beloved wit of tho lata John; dear mother of Fam Caas and Bamico (Ray) Kandi; grandmother of all; ojreat-grandmother of olght; loving sister of John AAcKenne. Mary Patterson and Agnat Hirtchman. Funeral Saturday, 9:45 a.m., from Tho Belmont Funeral Homo, 7120 W. Belmont to St. Genevieve Church.

AAatt 10:30 a.m. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum, inia. 26-2500. BURUNGAME Edward H. Burungame ago a.

beloved hutband of Janet nag Bowman; loving father of Edward H. Ill and Carol Burilngame; tond brother of Helen (Joseph Ryan and James (Sharon) Burilngame. Member ot Independent Order of Svlthiod, Scoutmaster at Boy Scout Troup, No. US, and Order of the Arrow-Mikanishkote Chapter. Services Friday, AAay 13, I P.m., at Drake and Son Funeral Homo, 5303 N.

Western Av. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Visitation from p.m. Wednesday. In lieu of flowers, memorials to tho Boy Scouts ot America appreciated.

561-4174. BUSHELL John F. Buthetl, beloven ion of tho lata John and Mary Ann; loving brother of James (Lucille), Andrew )luanlt2, Robert )shlrley), Harold (Dorothy), Joteph Imarv), Charles (Rote), Norlna (the lata David) Genelly and llene (John) Glmmler. Vltltatlon at ghollarbach funeral Home, 4022-36 N. Eltton at Irving Park.

Thurtdav 2 p.m. cntll 9:30 p.m. Funeral Friday, 9 a.m., tm Our Lady of Laurdes Church. Mass of the Resurrection 9:30 a.m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery.

In lie! of flowers mattes would be ep-. predated. 4O3-1510. BYLINA Mildred E. (Novak) Bylina, beloved wife of the lata Andrew w.

Byline; devoted mother of Dorothy (Vernon) Feamen and tho late William Bylina; fond grandmother of Mark (Jan), Scott (Linda), ChrU (Ellen), Mary Jo (Jamas) Tuton, Jack, Suzanne, Ralph, Paul and Patrick Feameni loving sister of Jacouellno Novak and tho lata Benlamin and Edward Novak, Visitation after 4 P.m. Thurtdav. Funeral Saturday, 1:15 a.m. from tho Sheehy Funeral Home, 4950 W. 79th St.

to St. Thomas More Church. Mats 9 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Ladles Auxiliary of.

BYRNES E.V'lA "at of Dollon, beloved husband of AAargaret, net Palmer; dear father ol John (Ruth) Margarot (William) Woods, Ralph Byrnes, Suianng (Kenneth) Holri irandlather of lj; great-'ndtarher of two; brother ot Mar- SU'rKL W1' ElMnor McEnery and Dorothy Smith. Visitation attar jp.m Thursday. Funeral Friday, May 13. at 9 a.m., from tho Drumm Funeral Homo, 1200 E. I62d ong block wast of tho Calumet E-prettway on O.

S. 4. South Holland Matt 10 a.m. at St. Mary Church; interment Calvary Cemetery, in lieu of flowers, pieato donate to tho Leukemia Foundation.

333-0011. CAIN Helen L. Cain of Maywood, wlfo of tho lata George P. Cain; mother of Georgg (Dorothy), Thomas (Mar. garel) and the lata John (Irene) Cain, Mary Jatt, Helen (Earl) Brown and Margaret (Stanley) Kweder; grandmother of 14; great-grandmother of ill.

Vltltatlon Thurtdav, 4 to 9 p.m., at the Suburban Funeral Home, 301 S. 5th AAavwood, III. AAatt Friday, 10 a.m., ot St. Eulalla Church. Interment St, Joseph Cematery.

344-0100. CALABRESE Savlno (Sam) Calabrase, dearly beloved hutband ol Angela Maria, neo Spade; loving father of Anthony, Loonord (Anna), Catharine (Angeio) D'Meilo. both of Italy and Joteph; devoted grandfather of three. Funeral Saturday, AAay 14, 9:15 from DeNlcolo-Letnlek Funeral Homo, 5734-40 w. Olversey corner of AAango.

Mast to a.m. ot St. Phllomena Church, kedvele and Cortland Avenues. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation Thursday a p.m.

to 10 p.m.. Friday 2 P.m. to 10 p.m. M9-0U5. CALABRESE Sao Ernesto Allegretll notice.

CARLSON Aiel w. Carlson, ago fJO, bom In Sweden, came to St. Petersburg 20 yean ago from Cory, beloved husband of Ruth neo Anderson; dear brother of Hadar Carlson of Sweden, HHdur Nleison, and Karen Carlton. Retired tool die maker. Member of tho Cary Grove Lodge No.

1157 A.F. a. A.M., tho Valley of Chicago Scottish Rite, AAedlneh Temple, and liter member of the Svlthiod Singing Club, all of Chicago. Services Friday, May 13, at P.m. at the Williams Funeral Homo, St.

Petersburg, Pig. interment will follow In Memorial Park Cereotery, St. Petersburg, in lieu of flowert, family requests donation be made to the Chicago Unit of tho Shrlnerg Hospital for Crippled Chll. iFaoajsl Sao Lillian A. Brutled nolle.

CHAIT Ida It. Cha'lt, nee Robinson, beloved wlto of Albert An.) dear mother of Lola (Michael) Llchtensteln and Stephen J. Challt devoted grandmother of Todd and Bath Llchtens-tein; fond sister of Robert, Paula, David, Sophia Fine and the lata Nathan. Services Thursday, II a.m. ot Ansho Emet Synagogue.

Ping Grove and Grace Streets. Interment Memorial Park, Anthe Emet tec. tion. Pieate omit flowert. Friends er asked to pay their respects at time ot services.

Information, Piter AAemorlal Chanel. LO 1-4740. COFFEY Dwight L. Coffey, loving ton of tho lata Keltav and Rent; deer brother ot Ruth Wltdon, James (Helen), William Coffey and Evelyn Johnson; uncle of many nieces and nephews. Servicet Friday, 11 a.m., at Egan Funeral Home.

3700 W. o3d St. Interment Evergreen. LU 2-2000. DUNLEAVY Sag Mary Lowery nolle.

ELARD0 Loult J. Elardo of Addison, beloved husband ot Dolores, ne Chiotti; fond father of Mark. Pamela and Larry; dear son of Sylvia and tho lata Louis; brother of Salvatora. Funeral services before 10:30 a.m. Friday ot Rlchert and Meyer Funeral Home, 320 W.

Lake Addison. Visitation Thursday 4 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowert. donations to Blllingt Hospital, Cancer Retearch. 543-9541.

EVANS John D. Evant beloved hutband of Ruth; fond father ot John Jr. (Mary) and Barbara; loving grandfather of Kelly and John III; dear brother of Pyreo (June), Letter (Pearl), Beverly (the lata Andrew) Jonet and Ruttell (Phyliss). Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from tho AAcKenii Funeral Home, 15611 s. Cicero Oak Forest, to St.

Da-mian Church. Mast of tho Resurrection 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary. Vltltatlon altar 4 p.m.

Thurtdav. 617-2990. FENNER Mildred J. Fanner, nee Williams, of Glen Ellvn, beloved wife of Carl; loving mother of James C. (Linda) and Eileen (David) Romalne; fond sister of Ethel (Letter) Weltman and William K.

(Ann) Wllllamt. Vltltatlon Thurtdav, 6 to 9 p.m., ot tho Leonard AAemorlal Home, 565 Duane Glen Ellyn, where tuner- al service will be held Friday, 2 p.m. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorial! may tx mad to the Central DuPag Hotpital Development Fund In memory of Mrt. Mildred Fanner.

469-0032 F0RST Jean L. Font, nee Kingston, beloved wife of Harry, loving mother of Jean (Walter) Kasta and Diana Gorman; dear grandmother of tii; fond titter of AAargaret Eitenga, Kathryn Carlt and Marge Smith. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m. from Rldgo Funeral Home, 6620 W. Archer (corner of Natoma) to St.

Daniel the Prophet Church. Interment Holy Sepulehr Cemetery. Vltltatlon Thurtday 5 o.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday 2 p.m.

to 10 p.m. GAUNSKI Mary Gallnskl, beloved wtf of th lata Stanley; loving mother of Either (Edward) Wleciorek. Sylvia (Arthur) Langotch and Virginia (Mario) Ettrada; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of 16. Funeral Saturday, 11 a.m., from tho Original Rago Brothers Funeral Horn, 5120 W. Fullerton to St.

Genevieve Church. AAatt 11:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. AR 6-7800 or NA 2-5120.

GARRETT Thrlno M. Ganert, nee'Muuf, beloved wile of James Ralph; loving mo her of Jemat (Jill); dear grand" mother of Jill Melissa and Michael. Funeral tervlcet Friday. 11 a.m. at Torne Funeral Homo, 4325 W.

Lawr-nc at Lowell. In lieu of flowert contribution! to Ray Graham appreciated. Entombment All Saint'i Cemetery 6B5-44O0 GATZ John J. Gait, ag 63, hutband of Louanna, neo Ikert; step-father of Sonnl Edwards; trandtather of Jeslca, James, Dale, Karen and Robin Edwards; great-grandfather of two; brother of Mary Stetnut, Ma rev Hoak of Tampa, George, Anton, Loult, Frank and th late Charlet. Retting at Cooncy Mortuary, 300 E.

115th alter 4:30 p.m. Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., to Holy Rosary Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

PU 5-M72. GEBHARDT Sophia A. Gebherdt, ne Werner, beloved wife of Richard J. Gebhardt; loving mother of Bruce and th lata Richard Gebhardt; dear grandmother ot flva. Funeral Friday, 10: 15 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W.

103d Oak Lawn, to St. Christopher Church. AAatt II a.m. Interment St, Mary Cemetery. Vltltatlon after 4 p.m.' Thurtday.

In lieu of flowers, donations to Illinois Heart Attoc. would ba appreciated. For public trantpor-tatlon Info, call 636-1193 or Chicago 735-4242. GI0VENC0 Sam Giovonco beloved hutband of the lata Lena; loving father of Catharine Giovonco and Eileen (Jemei) Vltacco; grandfather of Jemei, Kathy and Lynn Vltacco. Funeral Saturday 9 a.m.

from the Mont Clair Funarel Home, 6901 w. Belmont Ave. to St. Eugena'i Church. AAatt 10 a.m.

Visitation Thurtday 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday Irom 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Interment AAount Carmel Cemetery.

622-9300. GODFREY Mary J. Godfrey, ne Lateano. wlfo ot Jack; mother of jack E. (Janet), Robert grandmother of Jamio Maria; sister ot Dominic (Sue) Lateano, Joteph (AfWnthel), th lata Frank, Catharine Ruttell, John, James.

Rosa, Fred; aunt of Ella Brawttar. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from the Hlekey-Vendenberg Chaoel, 3429 w. 127th Blue It-land, to St, Donetut Church. 38a- COGLIANESE Genevieve R. Cogllenete, naa Kavanaugh, beloved wile of Daniel Cogllanese; sister of Kenneth Bradley and the lata Thomas Kavanaugh.

Funeral 9:30 a.m. Friday at the Zimmerman t. Sandeman Funeral Homo, 5200 W. 5th to St. Llnut Church.

AAast 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Vltltatlon from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday. 424-0340.

COGLIANESE Gonaiavo R. Cogllanese, naa Kavanaugh, beloved wlfa of Daniel Coglieneie; sister of Kenneth Bradley and the lata Thomas Kavanaugh. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Friday at the Zimmerman Sandeman Funeral Homo, 5200 W. 95th to St.

Llnut Church. Matt 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Vltltatlon from 2 to 5 nd 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday.

424-0340. C0MISKEY Jamas D. Comlskey, ag 31, sudden. Iv, husband of Mary, net Ostrowskl fathar of Catherine, AAargaret, Patrick and Chrittin; son of James and Stella Comltkey; brother of Edward and Jack; grandton of Mary Comltkey; nephew of Charlet (Stella), Frank (Peggy), Joteph (Mary) and Donald (Helen) Comltkey; uncle ot Colleen Comltkey. Funeral tervlcet Friday, I a.m.

from the Phillips-Labanautkai Funeral Home, 3307 S. Lltuanlc Av. (900 to St. Georgg Church. Interment St.

Casimir Lithuanian Cemetery. Kindly omit flowert. YA7-340I COON See Svlvetter Bioclc nolle. CURTIS Fred H. Curtis, of Santa Ana, 54, died Sunday, AAay I.

at the Veterans Administration Hoigltel, Long Beach, ton of Mrt. Eva Curtlt, ot Santa Ana. Calit. Veteran of the U.S. Navy, served during WW II.

Funeral service will be held at the Overman Chanel, Plelntleld, Friday, at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be In Clarendon Hills Cemetery, Friends may call at the Overman Chapel, Plelntleld, Thursday evening. 115. 436-9221 DAINELLI Clara B. Dalnelll, nao Ostrowskl, beloved wlfo ot Albert (Tony); fond mother of the lata Theodore dear daughter of Martin and the late Victoria Ostrowskl; tiller ot Emll, Reglna Rogowtkl, Dorothy Mrochlnskl, Bridget Kalman, Robert, Evelyn Kulowtkl, Chester, Gladys Schmidt, Raymond and tho lata Agnat Zblewtkl.

Vltltatlon alter 2 p.m. Wtdnetdayat Bourn Chapel, Kediio Avenue at 65th Place. Funeral Friday 9:30 a.m. from Chapel to St. Oenlt Church.

AAatt 10 a.m. Interment Wltcontin Memorial Cemetery, Milwaukee Wisconsin. 737-3232. DALEY Harry C. Daley of Evanston, AAay 1977, husband of Anna Teverbaugh Dalav; brother of Norman Daley.

Service and Interment private. In lieu ot flowers, contributions may ba made to Evanston Hospital AAemorlal Fund. DALY Dell Daly of St. Ann's Home, Techny, dear sister of Margaret Cronln, Catherine Duncan and Nellie O'Toolo. Vltltatlon Thurtdav 1 to 9 o.m.

at Hanefcamp Funeral Home, 35 waukegan North-brook, Va mil north of Dundeo Road. Funeral mats Friday 10 a.m. ot St. Ann't Home Chapal, Techny and Waukegan Roadt, Techny, ill. Interment All Saintt.

272-3190, DELC0URT Jotephln C. Delcourt, ne Venus, beloved wife of th lata Leon; fond mother of Arthur (AAerle); rand-mother of Paul; great-grandmother Blanch Detmarti. yitltetlon at Bourne Chapel, Kedilo Avenue at 65th Place, Thursday 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. Member of Betsy Ross Chapter, No.

134, O.E.S. Ser. DANIELS Bettla Danleli, beloved wlfa of th Steve (Margaret) Daniel! and Elaine (John) Katakls; devoted frandmother ol Marianne, Becky and inVf i'- May 13, 10:15 from Colonial Funeral 5 1- "wuk, Holy Trinity Church, 6041 W. Dlvertev, II Interment Elrnwpod. In lieu of flowers, con.

trlbutlont to your favorite charity Vltltatlon hgglni p.m. Thursday. 774-0366 DbLEO John A. DeLao of Westchester, be. lovad husband of the lata Katharine; dear father of Eleanor (Dan) Far-raro, Agnat (the lata Frank) Chiodo, Jerry (Frenk) Caitata, Vlr.

gmia, Charles (Antoinette), Georgg (Ruth), and th lata John loving grandfather of Annette (Judge Ron Howell), Joey, John (Karen), Catherine Mary, Judy, Sammy, Mary Ann, Anna Marl Diane. Johnny, Maria and Charles IV; brother of th lata Sam, Dominick, Nick and Josephine. Fond friend of Little Mac. Retired employe ot Soring Beverage 4th Degree member ol Fr. X.

Breen Council No. 1199 K. of C. Resting at Hennettey-Bruno Funeral Home, 5903 Burr Oak Berkeley from Thunder p.m. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a.m., to Divine Infant Church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Honor guard! reaueited. 44-0100. G0DWIN John S. Godwin, devoted son of tho lata Edgar G.

and Mabel Saunder Godwin; loving brother of Ada Brvdon, George Albert, Ernett, Allca Jeffery, Thomas, Florenc Schwerman and the lata Mary Wright, Clara Nalman, Harry, Harold and Henry Godwin; dear uncle of many niacat and nephews. Funeral Friday, 1 p.m., at Blake-Lamb Chapel. 3737 W. 79th St. Interment Cedar Park Cemetery.

Member of Telephone Pioneer! and Llbertyvllle Lodge, No. 492, A.F. A.M. Vltltatlon after 3 P.m. Thursday.

7354242. GRAF Walter Graf, ago SO, May 10, 1977, 'fond father of Richard and Barbara; loving ton of Emma and tho lata Charlet; dear brother ot Charlet Jr. (Frieda). Servicet Friday, 1 p.m., ot Krauio Chapel, 3905-07 N. Lincoln Av.

Interment Montrose. Visitation begins Thurtday 2 p.m. Member of Tattler Post, No. 975, A.L. and American Turnert Northwest.

525-0529. HAFFNER James P. Haffrwr, of Barrington, beloved husband of Adelaide, no Mcintosh; loving father of Nancy Larson, Edith Fills and Phillip Hatfner; fond grandfather of three; dear brother ot Stanley G. and Edith Bichler. Resting at Stlrlen-Pleper Funeral Horn.

149 W. Main Barrington, 5 to p.m. Thursday. Funeral tervlce 2 p.m. Friday, at St.

AAark't Epitcopal Church, 337 Rldgo Barrington Hlllt, II. Interment Evergreen. Memorlalt to tho James P. Haffner Memorial Fund, co St. Mark's Epitcopal Church or fh American Cencer Fund will appreciated.

311-3411. HAMER Emily Hamer, ne Dvorak, of Stick nay, loved wit ot Joseph loving mother of Joteph F. (Mil-dred); fond titter of Frank, George and Joteph Dvorak, Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from Llnhart Funeral Horn, 6820 W. Cermak to St. Plut Church.

Matt 9:30 a.m. In-ferment family lot. In lieu of flow crt, masses or memorlalt to your favorite charity appreciated. Vltltatlon Thurtday and Friday 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.

749-2255. HARRIS William W. Harris beloved brother of Wllma McClure and Mrt. Thalma Sevment; undo of Deborah McClure. Vltltatlon and funeral Friday, 6:30 p.m.

at the Rayner and Sons Chapal, 311 E. 71st St. Interment Saturday, a.m., Lincoln Cemetery. 541-0200 HAYS Carrie Hayt of Downer Grov, bo-loved wit of tho lata Thomas Glenn; fond mother of Elizabeth Ann Havt and th lata Shirley. Vltltatlon 2 to 9 p.m.

Thurtday, AAay 12, at Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Mam Downers Grov, whr aervices III be held Friday, AAay 13, 2 p.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Lewittown, III. Interested parties, pieata contact John Myers, 152-72X. 964-001. H0URAN Anita Houran, wlfo of Claire B.t mother ot AAarv Jean Lyon and Connie Houran.

Reposing John Carroll Sont Home for Funerala, Erla and Wabash. Vltltatlon Thursday evening 7 to 9 P.m. Matt and Interment Gibson City, Saturday, AAay 14, 1977, II a.m.. Out Lady of Lourdos Church. HRANICKA Charles Hranlek beloved hutband of Paulina, noo Skrzcnta; dear father of Charles Jr.

(Jintlno), Frank (Carol) and Peulette (AAerk) Martinet; grandfather of 10; greatgrandfather of two; alto uncles, au-ntt, and nieces. Servlcea Friday, 9:30 a.m. from Zlellntkl Funeral Homo. 2153-57 W. llth Place to St.

Ann Church. Mats 10 a.m. Interment Local cemetery. Visitation 2 to 10 p.m. Please omit flowers.

226-1759. JANKE Berth Jank, nee Lang, beloved wlfo of th lata Herman; dear mother of Oiga (Jack) Keller, Gertrude (Albert) Spiett and Relnhoid (Lucille) Janka; fond grandmother of Robert and Ruth Janke; real-grandmother of two. Vltltatlon Thurtdav 2 to 10 p.m. at Mo tiler. Halleman Funeral Horn, 413 W.

North Av. In state Friday at Bethel Ev. Lutheran Church (Springfield nd Hirtch), from noon until hour of service 1 p.m. Interment Concordia. In lieu of flowert, memorlalt to Bethel Ev.

Lutheran Church appreciated. 2354412. KANDI Sea Lillian A. Bruited nolle. KNOUREK Edward E.

Knourek, age 15, of Lyons, beloved husband ot the late Lola Knourek; dearett father of Ruth (John Hofmann Helen (William) Kotium; dearett grandfather Richard Kotium and William E. (Nancy) Kotium, Dr. John A. (Sandra) Hofmann grandfather of Wende and John M. Hofmann.

Member ot Emll Schlevo Pott No. 699 A.L., honorary life member of tho following ln.noit Athletic Club, Medina Temple of Chicago, Amerl-can Sokol of Chicago and tho Amateur Athletic Union. Retting at Tower Home lor Funerals, 4007 Joliet Lvont, where tervlcet will be held Friday 10 a.m. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park, pieata omit fiowen. Memo-riit to Sequin School orefarred.

Vltltatlon beginning Thurtday, attar 2 p.m. 447-7900, li Htaau.