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riiyyjr 12 Section 4 Chicago Tribune, Monday, March 22, 1976 DUJI IIIFY HELM IUT7A TOMK Death notices ti av Ave. err See Mary w. jAt eehce. I00T intent Carry war to heart of Rhodesia OA 9twtn. awtM pii.

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Fran Trlbm vVIre Servket THE ORGANIZATION of Afririi tolly li urging black nationalist guerrilla to carry their armed struggle Into the heart of Rhodesia. In a statement released In Kampala, Uganda, Saturday night after talka be-lan OAU chairman Idi Amin, the Ugandan president, and OAU Secretary General Etekl Mboumoua, the 46-nation organization said there was no longar any point in trying to negotiate a constitutional settlement in Rhodesia. "The OAU will no longer support any EMERICN ciMna Emarlra. aaa FihmW. baicxaa at taa lata Laonard; aaar uiiar ol rha uia LoaHa.

Party Eepantt.in and Iran. Simoakon. Sar-yica Taaiday. Marc a. tna Cliaaai.

int iroadway. inlar. mant Rotantll Camtary. Piv.ia omtt iart iota; Farta ttxarai diractiaa BIFDRZYCKI EMMERICK r---eej 1 Paul BitOrrvrlri, aaiawaa aubaaa al Martha, aaa Stainart; tovlna lataar af Soaaia (Jolta) Gotttmoitar ana Canralr (VxtorUI tiM. aaar ara- latnar al 13; tona arataar at William.

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Aaalbart. Mtmbar al Poiorna Club, vinttiiaa Manaa al. tar a.jg a.m. Mjauu. Saa Paul liaanrcki noma.

BIE0 further meaningless talks with the white minority in Zimbabwe. The freedom fighters of Zimbabwe must now carry the armed struggle into the very heart of Zimbabwe," it said. Zimbabwe is the African name for Rhodesia. THE OAU pronouncement follows Friday's collapse of talks between Rhodesi-an Premier Ian Smith and black nationalist leader Joshua Nkorao on a transition to black majority rule. Meanwhile, Rhodesia's black nationalist leaders met supporters in various parts of the country to discuss the breakdown of the talks.

Nkomo, who said the end of the road had come when the talks collapsed, addressed 30 members of his internal faction of the African National Council privately in Bulawayo. No details of the meetings were available, but it was believed that black leaders would use the failure of the talks to stress that the Smith government would never accept early rule by the 6 million blacks, who outnumber whites by 20 to one. IN A RELATED development, South African Premier John Vorster said his country will withdraw its remaining troops from Angola by next Saturday if assurances it has received on the security of a dam site they are guarding prove correct. Heavily armed South African forces are dug in 15 miles inside Angola north of the South-West Africa border guarding the Calueque Dam, which is part of the giant Cunene River irrigation and hydroelectric project. The Soviet-backed Angolan government has repeatedly told them to get out.

South Africa's promise of withdrawal from Calueque is apparently timed to coincide with the United Nations Security Council meeting expected Tuesday in New York. BIGANE Tribune photo by Midtael Bitfrya On tap: Truffles Officials of the Anti-Cruelty Society, 157 W. Grand Av will be rooting for Truffles Monday when he becomes available for adoption as The Tribune Dog of the Week. The mixed terrier, 4 months old, will go to the first qualified adoptor who comes to claim him at noon. Obituaries Sea tea Kenneth H.

Setter notk. litOCCO See jerry Nard.ett naik. UVtlTY Set the Cecelia CuRina WinOo et.e. IEMKE KiM I Lerwke. Seckewiti, -tev4 wife et rne late Mri4, Mftr of Wave grnd wmer et Steve end Feri service Meeneieav, 1 JO ta rh Smr-Crcoren Fu4 w.iBN CKrAv Interment AcaMaaPert Vtsitat-e Tyt4v 1: 9 am.

I lew of tiowert, contrite-item to the Heart Fend wwd earn 73433 LlNDAUtft Anmoiw T. Llnduf, et Cc. aeioved iwtbend of tte it Rot ne Rat; deer tether ot AntheM (CnnM) LinOauer Jr. and let Eienor M. Lmdawer; Brand-tenter et Put.

Ann and Jrn. Frr-t Tuetdav, March 23, 9 30 a m. from the Joteph No vet and Sens Funeral Horn. 18 W. Uth corner of EaKtd, Berwvn.

to St. Mrvs Citurc. R.vrtea, II. Mass 10 m. Interment Queen ef Hven.

plse emit dowers. Visitation 4 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. Mondey, McCLELLAN Snev Jamet McC'etian. of ftngftto Part neighborhood, beloved husband et th let Mav Schubert; tend encte of Renard and Armin Herrera, Vena M.cfct, Laurte DeKfet and Roy A.

Swan ton. Funeral a Otwie Funeral Horn. 4254 S. Moiart St. Interment Betnn.a Mmbr of Wm.

MrKiniey Pott 7)1 A L. in lie ef flowers donations to peare Lutheran Chmcn appreciated, 254-38J8. McCUNE Giadrs M. McCune. nee Whitver, March 20, 1974, beloved wife ot the late Clyde McCune; tend sister of Edythe War, Constance and Charles A Whitver At Lain and Son Chapel, 3121 w.

95th where services will be held Tuesday, March 23. at 11 a m. tnterroeel Moual Greenwood. 230-2)83. Mcdonald mi E.

McDonald, beloved wite of the let Roland McDonald; lovtng mother of Ralph (Joanne) and Htnrv McDonald; grandmother ot three; dear tutor of Arthur Luckner. Funeral TuesdaV, March 23. II from the Chs. W. Anderson Funeral Home, 4325 W.

Armitag Av at Lowell. Interment Glen Oak Cemetery, visitettoa alter p.m. Sunday. 235-3581. McHAlE James McHele, beloved husband of the late Catherine nee Tunnev; dear father of Edward, Catherine McGough and Jamet; grandfather ot ten; fond brother ot Katherine Cunningham and the late Michael, Thorn at, Edward, Richard, Mary Tunnev, Bridget McHuoh, Margaret Howtey, Nellie Roche, Nr Mc Co wan.

Resting at th cooney Funeral Home, 3552 N. Southport Av. Funeral Tuesday, 9:45 a.m. to St. Ida Church.

Mats at 10.30. Interment All Saints. Retired member ot Div. 241 C.T.A. Native of Cestlebar County Mayo, Ireland.

MILLER Gertrude Miller, beloved wife of Wil liam; dear daughter of the late Henry and Clara Roster. Funeral services Tuesday, to a.m. at Kooe Funeral Home, Dulak ft Larkowski Directors. $844-48 N. Milwaukee Av.

Interment Maryhill Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 2 to 10 p.m. Contributions to The American Cancer Society would be appreciated. 763-5111. M0ELLER Lena Mealier, dear sister of Ernst of California; fond aunt of Frank Hoide, Evelyn Lynch, Mabel Widmeier, Frank Ho Ida of Missouri, Robert Hoi da, Florence Sue ha neck and Vio let Moore.

Visitation Monday, 3 to 10 p.m. at Beukema Funeral Home. 10456 S. Western Av. Services Tues day, 11 a.m.

Interment Oakwoods. 2J8-2144. M0REK tgnace S. Morek beloved father of Barbara and Wayne; fond son ot the late Ignatius and Albina Morek; dear brother ot John, Sophie (Leonard) Kasos, Rita and Casimir (Annette) Morek; loving uncle and great-uncle. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., from Sendiiak Funeral Home, 2654 W.

2lst to St. Casimir Church. Entomb ment Resurrection Mausoleum. Visi tation Monday, 6 to 9 p.m., Tuesday, 2 to 9 p.m. Bl 7-7240.

M0YIAND Dorothy V. Movland. of Norlhbrook, beioveJ wife of the late Berkeley F.j dear mother of Joan (Tom) McFar-land, Keith (Ok Hui) and Berkeley Jr. (Carolyn) Moyland; grandmother ot sli. Visitation Tuesday, from 9:30 a.m., to time of service 10:30 a.m., at Gloria Del Lutheran Church, 1133 Pfingsten Northbrook.

Interment 272-3890. NARDIELL0 Jerry Nerdlello, beloved husband ot Bernice, nee Wloch; fond brother of Joseph, Frank Nardell, Anna (the late Vincent) LaRocco, the late James, Michael and John (Smithy) Nardiello; dear brother in law ot Joseph Wloch; survived bv many nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from The Montciair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont to St. Prlscllla Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Please omit flowers. NA 2-9300.

NATCHKE See the Kenneth H. Sather notice. NEIMES Char'es M. Neimes, of Plantation, formerly ot Chicago, beloved husband ot the late Reglna, nee Cariev: dear father of Martin. Col.

Robert E. USA, Carl and Thomas Neimes, Marie (Chas) Seldelman, Eliiabeth (Karl) eve rent Rosem ary (Phillip) Shaffer, carol (Gene) Brahm and Judy (James) Hannan; grandfather of 26; seven great grandchildren; brother of Phillip and Sophie Hameiin. Visitation at the J. Suerth Funeral Home. 6754 N.

Northwest Wednesday, 2-10 p.m. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 to St. Thecla Church. Mass 10 a.m. bntomomenT Queen ot Heaven.

Member of Damen-Hlldebrant Coun cil No. 650 K. of C. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Heart Fund preferred. 631-1240.

NEWGREN Catherine Newgren, beloved wife of Gustav devoted daughter of Catherine and the late Charles Crook: fond sister of Edward (Alice) and Charles (Esther) Crook. Service Tuesday, March 23, 11 a.m., at Edgar Funeral Home, 10900 5. Ctcero. Inter ment Oak Hill. Visitation after 3 p.m., Sunday.

423-1600 or 723-086. NICHOLSON George Nicholson, beloved husband of Anna, nee Maiamis; loving father of Bessie (Gus) Demos and Gus (Emille) Nicholson; devoted grandfather of John and Merriean Demos and Anna Marie and George Nicholson. Funeral Tuesday, 11:30 a from chapel of Adinamls Funeral Directors. 4700 n. western Ave.

Ser vices 12:15 p.m., et St. Demetrios Church, 2727 W. Winona. Interment Elm wood. Visitation Monday, 6 to 10 p.m.

Member of Hellenic Post 434 a l. ana George uuooy post. 334- iuo. 0'CONNELL Margaret Doneoan O'Connell. be loved wife of the late John F.

O'Con nell beloved mother of Mary Virginia (William) Burke ana camel (Tootle) O'Connell, Pea (Joseoh) DIVittorio, Gerry Tail Ion and the late John F. O'Connell dear grandmother ot 16; great grandmother ol one visitation aner 3 pm. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a.m., from the Sheehv Funera Home. -4950 79th to St Dennis Churcn.

Mass 10 am. interment St. Mary Cemetery, ST3-7700 or 857-7878. ODIERNO See Mary F. Jones notice.

OLSON Inei H. Olson, beloved wife of the late Lerov; dear mother of Richard (Dorothy) and the late Russell (Dolores) Olson; grandmother of Cheryl (Steve) Guikema, Keith, Laura and David Olson; lond sister ot Ruth Pehrson, Aiel and Herbert Svenson. Visitation at the M.J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest after 4 f.m., luesaav. services Wednesday, I a.m.

Interment Mt. Emblem. In lieu of flowers memorials to the Edison Park Lutheran Church or to rne American cancer society. 6J) 1240. PAREJK0 John Parelko.

beloved hut tut nd of Eleanor, nee Sasak; dear father of Eugene (Shirley), William (Marie) and Joseph (Florence); grandfather ot nine; great-granotatner ot three. Funeral Tuesday, March 23, 1976, at 9:30 a.m. from Fortune Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kediie Av. to Five Holy Martyrs Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. LA 3-II. PR0CHASKA Helen E. Prochaska, nee Aubrecht, at eerwyn, wite ot tne late Laoisiat loving mother of Gilbert R.

(Marv Walker, the latg Mildred Giannlni and Lawrence L. (Lucille) liter; grandmother of Lois Co, Phltis Gar nhart, Walter D. Walker, Aretha Bover, Candice Nordman and William Walker; great grandmother of seven, Services Tuesday, 11 a.m., at Llnhert Funeral Home, 6820 W. Cermak Rd. Interment Woodlawn.

Visitation Sun day and Monday, 2 to 10 p.m. 749- 2255. RECH Wayne O. Recti, beloved husband ot Elide, nee Westell; dear father or Carol, Jeff and the late Scott Rech; fond brother of Kenneth and Warren Rech. Resting at Glueckert Funeral Home, Northwest Highway and Vail Avenue, Arlington where services will be held 11 a.m., Tuesday.

Visitation 4 to 9 Monday. In lieu of tlawert, contributions to the American Cancer Society or to the charity or your choice appreciated, trswr nee ctpv, off Cmm. behove wt 4 F'ww twit metr Uttmm JuM H-w; ton frfenemorhet rww. eear titter 9 L'mmn Aiier; Mt rt Mr. end Mrs Ben H4lilt.

pit matr Gi the Mi Kl 1 termer member el A 041- Chte OU IrtChK Prsnt MMmDv Count Werke tr JS yrs te rh fc atf Ml Oir 4 Ge'ai Motors, entu her retirement In Retting ttt Male Futw I. 334 E. SUt Street. Ger-ftr i en. Womm Fiteri Tvesaav Mr J3.

a Je from te Mee ueri oe title l'r senrKe WtM m. Mone. HENRICKSEN waiter m. HenHcbsee, Jr et Palatine, bet HSband et DeroHtv. nee B'evwheri toe lather TlMMML MKaV4 (Dt WaiHttV lilieeersoADt Ani.iwe Th.es and the it witer Sr.

Atmoet Loeee, N. 204 Arhoftofi nd Arhngtoe Hnts, post wji Nesting th Ahtgrtm e. Sons Funeral Home. Ml N. Mithwet Palatine, from 3-S and 7-9 30 m.

Monoy. Services 11 a m. Tusov, Marc 23. in tie of tiewers memo. rais wtil a aeerectaied tor vour favorite chant, interment ft.ee oo Cemetery.

358-7411, H0NKANEN Jms A. Honfcanen. beloved sew Anrid a4 Claire, nee Houter. dear 'Other 01 Rennet r4 Kr L. Funnel Tweioev, 9 30 a m.

from Geui Fneri Home, 10 York ienient.lt. to St. Attus Chvrc. Mats 10 a Interment Fort Wam. lndn.

vtitation Monday, H0RAN J. Hore Mrr 19. 1974, native of Casttebar, iretend. County Mvo. beloved husband el Kathryn, ne Hemeberry; loving tetner of EMtbth (Lewrence McCoilom Ted J.

Jr. (Joan), Thomas P. and lien (towere) Bo varfl; oear grandfather of sii; fond brother ot Mir heel and Mary Lewis. Funeral Tuetdav. at 9 a from Ihe Conbov Funeral Home, 4 50 W.

North Av 10 Aneela'l Church. Mass 9.30 am Interment Qucn of Heaven. Member of Carpenters Local and Floor instei-lators Local No H85 Visitation Sun day an Monday, from 4 till 10 ii'iij. H0YT Theima W. Hovt.

March 20, formerly of Reynolds wife of the late late Dr. Lucius W. Hovt; sitter ot Lola O. Winters. Graveside services Monday March 22, Mount Greenwood cemetery.

JANDACEK Donna M. Jendacek. nee Feltet, of imnurst, oeioveo wire ot Joseph ford mother ot Joseph and Michael ear daughter of Mrs. Ida Feitett loving sitter of eight. Resting at the Antgnm a sons Funeral Home, 567 5 Spring Etmhurst.

from 5 to 9 0 m. Monday. Funeral Tuesday. March 23. 9 30 a.m.

to Visitation Church. Mats 10 a.m. tnterment Queen of Heaven cemetery, bm-j2i. JANDA Sr. Adalbert Janda, beloved sister 01 Anna vaiek, Lillian Rezab, Dr.

Charles L. Bertha Janda, M.D.; dear aunt of many nieces and neohews. Mast of the Resurrection Wednesday, 4 p.m., at Sacred Heart convent chapel. Lisle, III. Visitation Monday, 3 p.m.

to 10 p.m., at Moravtcek Funeral Home, 5318 w. 25th Cicero. Visitation Tuesday, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.. Sacred Heart con vent, interment St.

Schoiastica. TO 3-4242, JOHNSON Alma L. Johnson of Lake Geneva, Wise formerly of Chicago, beloved wite ol the late Frank; loving mother of Eleanor (Fred) Schmidt of Lake Geneva, Dorothy (Kurt) Anderson of Rocktord, devoted grandmother of four; great-grandmother of ten; sister of Ida Thorin. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday from Stelnke Funeral Home, 515 Center Lake Geneva, Wise, cremation, visitation noon lues day, til time of service.

JONES Me lene c. Jones, beloved wife of the late Clarence; fond mother of Mary Helene Marlind; dear grandmother ot Dale. Memorial services Tuesday, 11:30 a.m., St. Margaret Mary Church. Contributions to Development Fund, St.

Francis Hospital. Evanston, appreciated. Interment private. JONES Mary F. Jones, beloved wife of the late Dale deeply loved mother of Frances (William) Kenney, Dorothy (James) Griffin and Heiel (the late Frank) Odlerno; dearest sister of the late Peter, Patrick, John Riley and Margaret Sodaro Piizuto; devoted grandmother of Stuart (Joyce), Robert (Virginia) Kenney, Patricia (Robert) O'Connor, Judith (Richard) Immlngand Patrick (Beth) Odierno; adored great-grandmother ot Laurie, Kellie and Allison Kenney, Lisa and Jill I turning, Kerry, Timmyand Danny O'Connor; fend aunt of the late Rev.

Peter J. Riley. Services Tuesday, March 23, 9:45 a.m., at H. Marik Sons. 6507 W.

Cermak Berwyn, to St. Odilo Church. Mass 10:30. Interment Queen of Heaven. Info, GU4-43I0 or 12-3255 JOYCE Martin j.

Joyce, beloved husband of Lorraine McGreevy; fond father of John F. (Patricia) Jovce, Carol (James) Auer, Janls Marl and Rita Jovce; grandfather of Thomas and Carrie Joyce; brother of John F. (the late Irene Joyce), Helen (George) Greao and the late Thomas and -Catherine DoWey. Services Wed nesday, 9:30 a.m., from Hursen Funeral Home. Roosevelt and Mannheim Road.

Hillside, to St. Simeon Church, Bellwood. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Carmel.

Visitation Mon day and Tuesday, 2 to 10 p.m. Pleas omit flowers. Si 7 -6200 KASPER Ophelia Kasper, age BO, beloved wife of the late Charles devoted mother ot Eleanor (Joseph) Sangala, Catherine (William) Matson and Eugene C. (Betty); grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of 12; fond sister ot Ruth Souck and Helen Kniiatko. Resting at the Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 10701 S.

Harlem Worth, where services will be held at 1 P.m.. Wednesday. March 24. 1976. Visitation Monday, 7 to 10 p.m.

and Tuesday, 5 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Interment Fairmount Cemetery. 448- euuu. KASUBA Marion Kasuba, nee Provlnsky, former receptionist at Cermak Rd. Medical beloved wife ot John Jr.i fond sister of Bessie Novotnv and the late Rudolph and Jerry Provlnsky; daughter In taw of John Kasuba Sr.

Resting at H. Marik Sons Funeral Home, 4507 W. Cermak until Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at Berwyn United Lutheran Church, 24th Street and Harvcv Avenue. Interment Mount Auburn.

Member of Cicero-Berwyn Emblem Club No. 169 B.P.O E. Visitation beginning Monday 4 p.m. GU 4-Jig Of ttt Z-32U. KEELEY Thomas A.

Keelev beloved husband of Ethel, nee Doerr; loving brother of Alice logins end the late William V. Keelev, Mary Keeley and Eliiabeth K. Bail; uncle ot three nieces and seven nepnews. Funeral Tuesday, 11 a.m.. from the Smith-Corcoran Funer al Home.

6150 N. Cicero to Queen of All Saints Basilica. Mass Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Mr. Keeley was a W.W.

I Vet. and member of Kniahts of Col um but, Madonna Council 1135 ano American Legion, peoples Gas Post No. 336. tn lieu ot flowers, mass contributions would be appreciated. Visitation Sunday 5 until 9 p.m.

and Monday until 9 p.m. 736-3833, KENNEY See Mary F. Jones notice. K0WARSCH John Robert Kowarsch, beloved hus band of Penne, ne Adamson; dear vainer ot Ratnerine, kciiv, Kim, tea ten and Karolynn; dear son of Paul; dear brother ot Paul Jr iJunn) Funeral services Tuetdav. 9:15 a at Palos (Lack) Funeral Home, 11028 Southwest Palos Hlllt.

ta St. Patricia Churct, Hickory Hills, for 10 a.m. iv ss. interment t-toiy sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 4-10 p.m.

and Monday, 2-10 p.m. 974-4410, KRESSER Joseph J. Kresser of Willow Sorlnas, beloved husband of Jessie, nee Lean; loving tatner or Done id (Edith), brother of inlet Frk Howard, Edward and Harvey Kresser; grandfather of Donald W. II. Visitation from 6-9 p.m.

Monday and 4-iu p.m. Tuesday, at Haiioweii James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th countryside. Serve 11 a.m. Wednesday.

Interment Fairmount cemetery. jH-eMQ. KRUEGER Clara Krueger, formerly of Chicago. March 19, 1974. In Portland.

Oreo or. mother of Marilyn (Donald) Lanee and William Peggy) Krueger; sister ot Henry (Irene) Topei, Ray Elvira Onesto, Lillian Proven, Mil- area 1 1 eat wesson ana vioia Kiug grandmother of four; areat grandmother of one. Visitation Sun day, 4 to 10 p.m. and Monday, 2 to 10 t.m., at Brown Funeral Home, 13820 Incoln Dolton. Funeral Tuesday, March 23, 1976, at 10:30 a.m., at Immartu) Bethel United Church of Christ, interment Fairmount, 849 KUCERA See Joseph Francis Trubac notice, KUKUNSKI Helen Kukllnskt, nee Lalttr.

beloved wife ot the late Anthony; daughter of rne lare jonn ana the late Peeri; loving sister of Edward (Irene) Lat ter, telle (Andrew) Saba I Bernic (Edmund) Iwanski, Chester (Josephine) Laiterand Leonard (Helen) Leiter; sister in law of Peter (the late Josephine) Kukllnski, Julius (Eleanor) Kukllnski and the late Joseph Zdunek; also cousins nieces, nephews, great-nieces an great -nephews. Funeral Tuetdav March 23, at 8:30 a.m. from Fortune Funeral Home. 4401 S. Kedile Av.

to Five Holy Martyrs Church. Mast 9 a.m. Interment Resurrection. LA Harr, J. Taraa, aaiana wnmm Maria, aaa wn; i.taar al Hrr J.

I Marv Karl, Rickara Mar-aari), VWima (Raaari) Taaa F.lrkla (Raiaai tact; ton trataar. al Hatalla INalll Tarrant! al ili. Fuaarai tarocaa a Iron Kawra fwll I'll W. atta SI. ta SS CrrU ana Mam-aat Caarca latarmaat II.

Mar, Cmlanr Piaaia aaul aar. v. i.i.i. oa alia, a. Maaaa.

Fa Trt. lata al SOawaaara. a-kma aaita al tM lata Anaai lait I.taar al (taaaa, (on kaWC (aralc (Jam) AMrlil, (imar IHalaal an HaraM (Flat-aacal Trt; arataar al Gaaraiaaa Hat-tan. Mar. Poca aaa Of.hwra Har.

arat; araaatamaf at aiaai faat- ranatatkar at Sartkat 10 at M. Mar Sana, aso' C.naak Raaa, larwva. Craatattaa taaaaMaa Nailaaal. Viiltatiaa 4 GU -aOV0 ar utrsrm Wiliiara A. uawffi.

Mlana Itataaaa al aaar latkar at Willian Jr km (Mlaratl aaa it; taaa arantffataar af taar Fwnaral aamca Tattan. Mart IX I a al tna ScaitlU Fanaral Haax. 7719 St. Cramatiaa anwata. Piaata aaill naajart.

i-Mat. UUtOWSKI Frncat uiataanit, lavlnf at ftr.ia-Paaina Motar. aaa Maaraiataanai ana taa lata Laan Uia'awttl; aaar tltt.r al Jawa Ulatawilli alta raufim. aunM an. nc lav Fanaral TwaMav, IS a Iron Cl.T-Laifcowifcl Fwnar.l Hama.asaMW Diwna la St.

MMcuitk Cnurcn Malt 10 a altat 4 JO a m. 777- VIH0N Ham, H. Vlnan alaa Innb.n4 al DarattN, aaa Santni aavalaa latna, al Caral (Raaar) HirKh, lin Knatathar al Aanatta. Crnal ana I4 Mincn. baiovaa taa at tka lata c.ttiia an.

Fatal Vihan; aaa, araltiar at Carl ana Abram VHtan. Mamacr al th. Llawor an4 Wina Laal Union No. 43 and Man, Kaalaa Sr. Atultt at tha Bn-aari Honalch J.C.C.

Sarvkat Mon. ttt. a.m.. at Pilar Narta Towa M.iacrlal 4IJ0 N. C.lilon...

int.rmant saai.ta Mamerial Park. Frianat art te aa, taatr ratarctt al tha lima al tarticti. Ua-im. V0UNT H.laa V. Vallnt, aaa Haitanotta.

aaarir Saiavaa ilt al Itia lata Jotaah; lovin, mothar af Dolorta (William) Prlnal.llla al Ptioanli, H.laa (Gaaraa) ShaMaattar, taari (Richaral Brae ol Pal.tina. antf Jotaah (Donna) of Stream. wood, II. lond lltlar al Maria Fact and Gaoraa Hammond; dar arand. mothar el lit are.t aranomother el five.

Funeral Tuetdav, 1:45 from tha B.tment Funeral Homa, UK W. B.lmont Ave. Matt St. C.l.ttine Church. Int.rmant St.

Joteah Camttarv. Vitit.tkon alter 1 Moadav. Into. IM-ISOO. WACHH0U Robert F.

W. Wecttheii, teimd huv and ef Eliiabeth Barter wachholli aeleirad lltnar ef Robart (Daanna). Donald WKhhoIti dear frendfether et Donna, Robert, Dantel and Laurel land Brother of Anna and Chariot. Lam. Frank Wechtwli and Maria (Arthur) H.aaint.

Vltltation alter 1 im Mondev. Funeral tenrket Taet-dr. 1 a.m., at the Sheerrv Funeral Homa, 10777 S. Pualtkl Rd. Intaf-mant Eirartraen Camatarr.

45 veer employee ol tha C. 4 w. Indiana Railroad. ST t-7700 er (57-7171. WAIDHERR Paul.

WaWherr ef Savane. Geortla, lormtrly ol Chlcato. March 21, l74, loylnt titter al Giteia StalillKh ol Auttrla; levlni aunt of many nlecot and Maheajt. Funeral Tuetdav, 1 a.m. from Foi Woeht Funeral Savant, Geortlo.

547-44. VMU John P. Wall, beloved mnband ot the late Jtne 0'Reiity Wail: lond brother af the I.I. Thomet, Edward, Patrick and Mart.ret Wall; lovirtQ uncle ef Thomat Hunt, Merearet Hickav, Mary Ntlly and Brldtel Wall. Vltltation alter a.m.

Sunday. Funeral Tuetdav, :15 a.m., from the Stte.tr, Funeral Home. 10717 S. Pul.it! la St. Bernadette Church.

Matt IS a.m. Interment Heiv Sepulchre Cemetery. Native el Goretbrldte County, Kilkenny, Ireland. STJ-77CO ar (57-7171 WILKIfL Evelyn Wllklel, nee Moter, beloved wile ol Michael; devoted mother of Michael Jr. (Rebecca).

Harold, Marilyn (Ronald) Gibton, Donna (Joteah) Munn and Thomat; dear tiller of William (Either); lovin trtndmother ol II. Funeral Wednet-day, 10 a.m., from Malec and Sont Funeral Home, 4000 N. Milwaukee to SI. Tarcltttrt Church. Interment All Salnti.

Vltltation betina Monday tt 4 t.tn. Ploete emit irow-ert. 7744100 WINDU Cecelia cuiuna windte, beloved wit el the late Patrick Wlndie, C.F.D.i devoted mother ef Marcelit (Lt. Thomat, C.F.D.) Laverty and John B. (Jmvce) Wlndie, Bat.

CMot. C. F.D.i dear tr and mother el jamet Laverty, C.F.D., Patricia Checko-way, Man, Alice Naulokat. John P. Wlndie and Minaret Sea FMioeoi rtatrarvdmother ol five, vltltation atler 4 a.m..

Sunday. Funeral Tuetdav, 1:30 a.m., from Sheehy Fanaral Home, 4tS0 W. 70th St. lo St. Camll-lut Church.

Mast 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ST 3-7700 ar 157-7171. wise Harry H. Wise, Sr.

Memorial services tor Mr. HARRY. Wise age 87, ot Windermere, who pssed away Seturdav.wif held 2 a.m. Monday, from the Church of Winder mer with the Rev. Roger B.

Seldncr of-tk latin. Private tnterment services will follow. Retired from Swift and Co. after 43 years of emplyment and resident In the Chicago area, Mr. Wsa oved from Flossmoor, Salem, Wise, and then to Wlnnetka, before movint to Florida.

Survivors Include his beloved wife of 59 years Mrs. Lillian B. Wise, at Windermere, 2 sons, Mr. Harry H. Wise Jr.

of Hertsdele. New Yorfcd Mr. Joseph C. Wise of Houston.Teias and one daughter, Mrs. Doris W.

Wheeler of Orland, 11 grandchildren. Those who wish may make contributions to the Union Church of Windermere, Wlnderere, 32784. Hoeoulst Fu-nerl Horn, Winter Garden, it in charge of services, WOOD Ave I. Wood, beloved wite of the lata Benlamln; dear mother of Dorothy (Thomas) Dougell, Walter, Harry 1 Emily) and Jeanne (William) Martin and the late Beniemin Wood; grandmother ef 11; great-grandmother of seven; sister of Bate Newman and Vera McAuley. Funeral service Wednesday, 1 a.m., at Lawn Funeral Home, 7909 State Rd.

500 Interment Cedar Park. Member ot Evergreen Park Chapter 0 6 $. No. 723. Visitation Monday, after 5 p.m.

434-2320 WRIGHT Jennings (Ike) B. Wright, beloved husband of Grace Wright, ne Halyburton; dear brother of Paul (Mable) Wright and Margaret Gray and tha late Bernard and Forrest Wright and Ruth Ford; fond uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, p.m., at Blake-Lamb Chapel, 3737 W. 7tth St. Interment Evergreen Cemeiery.

Visitation atter 8 p.m. Monday. 735-4242. WRIGHT Ruth Allen Wright, nee Harding, long time Evanston resident, In Aurora, March 20, 1976, beloved wife ot the lete Paul; loving mother of Elaine (Robert) Jones of Aurora and Robert (Denna) Wright of Salt Lake City. devoted grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of three.

Friends may call at Hebblethwalt Chept, 1567 Maple Evanston, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesday. Service 11 a.m., Wednesday, In Tittle Chapel of th First United Methodist Church, Evanston. tnterment Oakridge Cemetery, Buchanan, Mich. Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church, Evanston, or Levy Center for Senior Citizens, Evanston. UN4-0130.

WR0BEL Frank Wrobel, beloved husband ot Mary (Rlppel); dear step father of Mary (Daniel) Brandseth, Chris Rlppel and Ted Rlppel; grandfather of Daniel Brandseth; step son of Michael J. (th let Josephine) Penn. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. from the Kortat Funeral Home, 8356 S. Marquette to St.

Branlslava Church. Mass 10 a.m. interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 768-1609. YANAHAN SXfcE Maria C.

Hack notice. YOUNG Stanley E. Young, a 8) ef Fennvll-le, formerly of Chicago and Austin, died Friday In Elgin, husband of Vide; father of Mrs. Audrey Lees of West Oundaa, Stanley of Sauk Village, Robart C. of Los A i am it os, Kenneth of Falls Church, Norman of Nov )8 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.

Funeral services Monday, 1 p.m.. Stout Funeral Home, 252 S. State Elgin. Visitation anytime at funeral homa. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West, Elmhurst.

Memorials to Douglas Community Church or Douglas Community Hospital, Douglas, Mich. 742-7000. ZABILKA Albert J. Zabllka, beloved husbena ot Nora Zabllka, nee Yott; loving father of Edna (Walter) Kramer, George (Shirley) Zabiika; dear grandfather of five; fond brother of Mary Levkovlch, Charles Zabiika and th late Joseph and Geo roe Zabllka. Fu.

neral Tuesday, 9 a.m. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 712 W. 31st te All Selnts-St. Anthony Church. Mess 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Marys Cemetery. Visitation atter 4 p.m. Sunday. 735-4242 ZAKES See Clara Shedor notice.

at 18230 Dixie Homewood. Mrs. Snashall retired in 1971 after working 53 years as a ticket agent for the South Shore Line. She died Saturday in South Suburban Hospital, Hazel Crest. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Irene Je-vert; a sister; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Charles Golin Services for Charles Golin, 82, of 2842 N. Sheridan will be at 2:30 p.m. Monday in the chapel at 3019 W. Peterson Av.

Mr, Golin died Saturday in Highland Park Hospital. He retired five years ago from the movie distribution business, and also once owned two movie theaters. He Is survived by two sons, Ted and Alvin, and five grandchildren. Harry M. Burton Services for Harry M.

Burton, 70, former lieutenant governor of Kiwanis International, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at 140 E. North Northlake. Mr. Burton, of 41 S.

Lavergne, Northlake, died Saturday in the Acreview Nursing Home, Villa Park. Surviving are his widow, Francelia; two sons, Charles and James; and four grandchildren. Joseph J. Kresser Services for Joseph J. Kresser, 72, former police chief of Willow Springs, will be at 11 a.

m. Wednesday in the chapel at 1025 W. 55th Countryside. Mr. Kresser, who lived at 1208 Vinewood Willow Springs, died Sunday in Community Hospital, La Grange.

He had been president of the Justice-Willow Springs Little League for 15 years. He is survived by his widow, Jessie; a son, Donald a grandchild; three brothers; and a sister. Mrs. Joseph F. Bigane Sr.

Mass for Catherine J. Bigane, 82, daughter of one Cook County Board president and sister of another, will be at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church, 4107 W.

107th Oak Lawn. Mrs. Bigane died Friday in a hospital in Scottsdale, her winter home. Mrs. Bigane and her husband, Joseph, president of Bigane Coal, Oil 4 Paving were longtime South Shore residents.

Her father, Daniel Ryan, was president of the County Board in 1921 and 1922, and her brother, Daniel, also held the post from 1955 until his death in 1961. Mrs. Bigane was active in many civic and religious organizations. Besides her husband, she is survived by a son, Edwaru three daughters, Mrs. Mary B.

Hoffman, Mrs. Patricia a e. and Mrs. Alice Heller; IS grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. William Stallman Services for William Stallman, 78, former general manager of Vaughan's Seed 5300 Katrine Downers Grove, will be at p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 9200 N. Skokie Skokle. Mr. Stallman, who retired from the seed company in 1971 after working there 52 years, died Friday in North Miami Beach, where he resided.

Mr. Stallman was a member of Haven Lodge B'nai B'rith. He is survived by his widow, Bertha; a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Sherer; a son, Edwin; two brothers; two sisters; and seven grandchildren. Mrs.

Hilda SnashaU Services for Mrs. Hilda Snashall, 85, of 18121 Versailles Lane, Hazel Crest, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel John A. Sappinp. Mtted ewav Merrb 21.

iovd hwtbend ot Gerirue. nee Remane; lovtng father ef Elena (Jo) Heier, Mane'te (Rts) Prmno and jhhn eer brorner Beatrice I Lowiti Bcgo. tend rne ta'her two, er vci ef irm Uont Gatte. 2 9 Tuetoav, March 73. in the A Bent-lev and Sen Funeral Home, 1701 N.

Ciark. Funeral Mats Wednesday. 18 a in st. VincewrsChwrch, 1010 W. Webster Interment St.

Jet. Pleat omit flowers. 34 7500. SATHER Kennet 4 Atlanta, Ga beteved husband of the it Avert ine, nee Kuti; lovin father et Dr. Randall (Lertene) of Chat I Hill, devoted grandfather of Martin and Laura; tend ten of Myrti Car-micheei; brother et Virginia icuwnei r-01 an warren Itwat; brother In lew of Jn and Ant Natchk; beioved uncle and rt-uncle.

Visitation Tuesday, 9 a.m., at but Funeral Home, 6841-57 W. Higgms to St. Viator Churr. Mats 10 a m. intermnt St.

Adalbert. riease omit tiowrs. 774-3231. SCHENK Peter G. Schenk, dear hetaand er Marv 1 son ot tne late Peter Margaret; fond brother Of Clarewc IFtutieth1 n4 Bnv ILeora) Funer- el Wednesday.

9 a.m., from ctieeei af Admemts Funeral Directrs, 4700 N. Western to Assumption Cherc. interment St. Joseph. Please emit flowers.

334-1700. SCHW0ERER Phyllis M. Schwoerer, beloved wife of Herbert p. services Monday, at Krauspe 305-07 N. Lin-coin Ave.

Interment RosohlH. tn lieu of lo vers, memorials may be made to the Shrlner's Hospital for Crippled Children or St Pauls House, 383) N. Moiart St. 525-0529 SHED0RE Clara Shedore, devoted mother ot Lee (Anna) Zakes; dear grandmother of narrv (Barbara) ana Kimbertv (Mar tin) Spiiilrrl; fond sister of Victoria Hanev. Visitation 7 to 10 p.m.

Men day. Noon to 10 P.m. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m from tnompson Funeral Home, un w. 95th to St.

Gerald Church. Mast 10 a m. interment Holy Sepulchre. SK1DM0RE Florence T. Sktdmore, wife af th lata Ben; sister of Marguerite.

Etta and Judson. Private services will be held on Monday, March 72, in St, peters Dura, r-ia. jiz-aai-jwv SNASHALL Mrs. Hilda Snashall, March 20, age 85 years, late ot Hazel Crest, formerly of Cheltenham, wife of the late Frederick Snashall; dear mother of Irene evert of Flossmoor also the late Harriet and Dorothy; grand' mother of Can M. (Lucille) of Tur lock, Calif, and Paul evert of Floss.

moor; great-grandmother of Cart Michael and David evert; titter ef Mabel Larsen of Lot Angeles also late Theodore, Frances, Charles and Hiider Anderson. Member ef the National Assoc. of Railway Businesswo men. Amer. Dauehters ol Sweden and Burnslde Lodge No.

495 6. ot C. Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 18230 Diiie Hgwy Homewood, after 4 P.m.. Monday. Services 1 a.m.

Tuesday. Interment Cedar Park cemetery, st a-uuo. STANTON See Martin J. Joyce notice. STELZER Iris P.

Stetier, beloved wife of ttt late Leonard; devoted daughter of Dr. William and the late Laura Brehem; fond niece ot Helen Grass and Harold Abrahams. Services Tues day, 2:30 p.m., at Piser Memorial cnaoei, 6935 stony 11 and Ave. inter. ment Oak Woods Cemetery, Friends are asked to pay their respects at time of service.

Pleas omit (lower t. In DO 3-4920. STRUCK Eleanor Struck, nee Lang, beloved wite of Alfred; dear mother ot Robert Raymond, Audrey and Karen; dear sister of Sophie Gutschow, Theresa Bever and Joseph Lane. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a from Llddy Chapel. 4920-24 Irving Park to St.

Pascal Church. Visitation Sunday atter 3 p.m. interment St. Joseph. Kl 5-6220.

SVOBODA See eta rifle Boharich nolle. SYLKATIS Alexander A. Svikatis, age 65, of St. Charles, beloved father of Peter and Michael; grandfather ot two; son of Mrs. Pauline Dombroskl; brother of Edward Dombroskl, Estelle Svikatis, Marv Jane Eoner and Edith Madsen.

Funeral Mass 9:30 a.m, Tuesday, at bi. patriots cnurcn, st. cm net, Friends mav call after 2 p.m. Monday at the Norrls Funeral Home, St. Charles, interment Mt.

Carmel. 584- 2000. SYSAK Angeline Denjs Svsak, devoted wife of the late Harry; loving mother of Joseph (Josephine) Derus, Mitchell (Jean) Derus, Helen (Ted) Sun dvnski, the late Walter, the let Chester and the late Ted Derus; fond sister of Petronella Maslo; dear grandmother ot tour. Funeral Tues day, 9:15 a.m. from Melee ft Son Funeral Home, 6000 N.

Milwaukee to Immaculate Heart ot Mary Church. Interment St. Adalbert. 774- 4100. TABISZ Edward Tabisz, dear son of the late Roman and Helen; fond brother of Sophie (Raymond) Slkore and Stephanie (Casimir) Nedta; loving uncle ot Marv Ann sieve) Nowooors- ki, Edward (Jo Ann) Sikora, Anthony (Gavle) and Casimir Jr.

Nedia. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m. from Malec a. sons Funeral Home, aooo n. i- waukee to Holy Trinity Church.

interment st. Aaatoen. 4-4iou. TESCHKY Frank J. Teschky of Morton Grove, beloved husband of Bernice; dear father of Kenneth and chard: grandfather of tour; fond brother of Mary Eggers and the late John, Anna and Minnie Anchor.

Funeral from Meyer-Si mil nt Funeral Home, 6251 emoster Morton Grove. Tuet dav, 9 a.m. to St. Peters Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment Maryhill. Visitation Sunday, p.m. and Monday, p.m. Pleas omit flowers, tu s-io. THOMPSON Herbert L.

Thompson, beloved hut- band of the late Ella Mae, nee Roberts fond father of Joseph, Betty Jean Jensen, John, Jovce Ann Dig-nan and the late William R. Thomp son; oranatatner ot 20; great grandfather of one; dear brother of Frank, Nell, Dean Long. Member of St. Denis H.N. 5.

and Senior ciliiens. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Curlev Funeral Home. 3510-20 79th to St. Denis Church. Mass 10 a m.

interment st. Marv cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m., Monday. 776- 2700. THURM Charles Thurm, beloved husband of Shirley, nee Letikus; loving lather of Sandra, Susan ana wiinam; aevoteo ton ot Eleanor ana tne late wiiuem fond brother of Larry.

Visitation Sunday, after 3 P.m. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.m., at Leo M. Brleske and Son Funeral Home, 2859 N. Southport Av. Interment St.

Joseph Cemetery. piease omn tiowers. vm-oiii. T0YSER Irwin H. Tovser, beloved husband of r.era dm caro vn; dearest tatner ot Ronald F.j dear brother of Wilma (Clarence) Atkinson and the late James (Marian) Duffy; fond grandfather of Kevin; uncle of many nieces and nephews.

Funeral service Tuesday, March 23, at 11 a.m., from The Montciair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont Av. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation atler 2 p.m, Monday.

Pleas omit flowers. 622' 9300. TRUBAC Joseph Francis Trubac. loving hut- band or tar tne, nee rucer; ion father of Julienne (Ronald) RiitiftiDh: fond arandtetnerotcnriSTi na; dear brother of Albert, Louis and John of Ciecnslovekla; dear brother-in-law of Elaine (Bob) Loveledv and Mae (Paul) Plneider; fond uncle ot Walter, Christopher, Peggy, Bobby and Rosann. visitation at tne an Trrr Funeral Home, 7812 Mil waukee Niles, Monday, 3 to 10 p.m.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:45 a.m, to Queen ol Ail Saints Basilica tor 10:30 a.m. Mass. Interment All Selntt Cemetery. Member of the Queen of Ail Saints H.N S. In lieu of flowers, offerings to the American Cancar Society appreciate.

TRYCMTA Victoria Trychta, nee Ciech, beloved wile of the late Paul; dearest mother of Genevieve, Adam, Chester (Marie). Harry (Constance), the Anna, the lata John (Harriet), the late Joseoh, the let Thaddeut (Sophie) ana tne let loo; iovimj Brand mother and areat-randmothr, Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland to Holy Innocents Church. Interment St. Adalbert.

Please omtt tiowers. visitation Robert Emmenci beloved hu.katn4 er meooore. nee suiter; 10 timer ot Robert, Jms and Enc fcmmerkk; Oevotd tie fattw of John nd Susn McCarvn; Our un ml the lt Bernard and Gertrude Em- merick; fond step son ot Mane Em-menck. Funeral Tuesday, March 21, iu m. TiDTn MMiivan t-unerat Home, 2701 w.

63rd at Washtenaw AV. Interment family lot. Vivtatmn iter p.m. wonoy. fH ftJOu.

ENGEIHAR0T Eleanor w. finaelhardt, nee Will. wenn, aeioveo wite ot Leonard loving mother ot James. William (Joan) and Richard; Utter of Harry J. and Robert P.

Wiilwerthr fond mece of Gertrude B. Wohileben. R. sung at Drake and Son Funera nome, juj n. vvesiem until 10 m.

Monday. Lying In state from 12:30 p.m. Tuesday until service 1:30 at Luther Memorial Church. 2500 W. Wilson Av.

Interment Roschilt Cemetery Visitation altera p.m., Minaey. Mi-eea. ERSK1NE Florence M. Ersklne, wife of the latg rooen m.j motner or Kooen John Richard G. and Donald E.i grandmother of 10; ereat erand- motner ot 11 visit In lieu of flowers memorials to the Illinois Society tor in rrwrniign 01 Diinoness appreciated.

363-3191. FLEMING 1 Jeffrey). Fleming, beloved husband ot May, nee Toomeyj dear father of Geoffrey (HaieO; grandfather ot Jennifer and Geoffrey; brother of Lauretta, th lata Merlon. Marearst and Edmund Fleming. Funeral Wed- nesoay, nnarcrt 34, a.m..

from Col llns Funeral Home, 5150 w. North to St. Peter Cenlsius Church tor Mass at 9: 30 a.m. Interment Queen of Heeven. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 10 p.m.

HI'HM, FOX See ttvg Kenneth Sether notice. FRANK0VELG1A See GeraWin Good notice. FREHE Dantel J. Frehe, be love' husband of Alice, nee Tammone, loving father of Diane, Donald (Birbara), Francis (Cathy). Mary Alice (Patrick) Mo-ran, Michael and the late Daniel (Edwlna); grandfather of six; dear son of the late Otto and Anna, nee McGrath; fond brother of Charles (Gertrude), Mary, Eileen (Edmund) Gull and the late Francis.

Survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, a.m from Rosarlo Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 4300 North to St. John Bosco Church. Mess 9:30 a.m. Interment Mount Carmel Please omit flowers Visitation Tuesday 4 to 10 p.m.

MET- V44V. FREUDENBERG Ella Marie Freudenberg, nee Richard, age 76, beloved wite of the late William G. loving mother of William G. Jr. (Nancy) and Bettys Daniel 1 Biro I and fond arjtnd- mother of Chip Freudenberg, Richard and Nancy Bergland.

Services Tuesday, March 23, 11 a.m. at Drake and son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western Ave. Interment Eagle River Memorial Cemetery." In lieu ot flowers memorials to the Chicago Heart As- social ion win be appreciated, visit. nun ener p.m.

rvtunoar. aoi-o GAIANIS William Galanls, age 27, beloved husband of Dora, nee Mliatou; fond son ot oe metre and the late stavros dear brother of Joan (Gregory) Ar- gionis, Katina (George) Perikos, Nick (Angela), Dena (John) Rodlt-tis, Lula (Gus) Ponos, Gus (Mary), Tom and Steve. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., from Galewood Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem, to Holy Trinity cnurcn tor 1 1 :30 a.m. services, interment Elm wood.

Graduate ot Univer sity of S. and M.S. Please omit flowers. 889-1700 or AU 7-8600. G1BLIN Henry F.

n. beloved husband of Edna, nee Proehl; loving father of Joan (Thomas) Hinkes and Marilyn (Robert) O'Donnell; dearest grandfather of Thomas (Debbie) and James Hinkes and Robert, Kathleen and Mary O'Donnell; great grandfather of two; fond brother of Joseph Giblin. Marian (William) Davis and the late Frank and Kathe- ryn Giblin. Funeral services Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., from Theis Funeral Home. 3517-27 N.

Pulaski to St. Viator Church. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. Monday.

Please omit flowers. 463- 5800. G0EUNER William GoeMner, age 86, March 19, 1976, beloved husband of Bert fond father of Donald (Mary) Goe liner; dear grandfather ot Kathe, Stevie and Donna. Services at Krauspe Chapel, 3905-07 N. Lincoln Ave.

Interment Acacia pan Mausoleum, swan, GOLIN Charles Golin, beloved husband of the late Jeanette, nee Gumbiner; lovlno father of Ted (Carole) and Alvln (June); fond brother ot Char lotte Hankin and trie late Joseph and sianev 0011 grandfather of five, Services Monday, 2:30 p.m., at Original Weinstein 8. Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson Ave. Interment Rosemont Perk Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Chapel visitation at time of service omy. into. 561-iflw. GOOD Geraldlne Good, nee Frankovelota wife of Robert; daughter of Frances and John Frankovelgia; sister of Fanclne Allen. Funeral Tuesday.

10 a.m., from the John Rago Sons inapei, 5744 w. North to immaculate Heart ot Marv Church Mass 11 a.m. Entombment Queen of neaven Mausoleum, ror 889- GRANT James E. Grant, retired Lt, CFD, loving husband of Helen, nee Keat ing; dear father of Kathleen (Wil. liam) Watson, Patricia, Bob and the late Jim; erandfather of Billv.

Keiiv and Tommy Watson; fond brother of Bridget of Ireland. Funeral Wednesday, March 24, 8:30 a.m. from Ahern Funeral Home, lDOMadlson Oak pan, to sr. ceiesnne cnurcn, Elm-wood Park. Mass ot the Resurrection, 9 a.m.

Interment Queen ot Heaven Native ot Mullabann. County An magh, Ireland. Visitation Monday ano tuesoay from 4 until 10 p.m. tu J-5UU or Kt 3-2J94. GRIFFIN See Mary F.

Jones notice. HACK Marie C. Hack, ne Yanehen, beloved wite of Andrew devoted daughter ot the late Patrick and Catherine Yenahan; loving sitter of Catherine (Charles) Mavis, Helen (John) Rvan, MaMorie (Edgar) Railsbeck, Patrick (Eleanor), Eileen (Patrick) McCarthy and Dorothy (the late George) Gardner; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews; dear niece of May Venetian and John Tegue. Member ot Telephone Pioneers of America. Funeral Tuesday 10:15 a from the Mcinerney Funeral Home.

7901 S. Komenskv to St. Cletus Church, LaGrange, III. Mass 11 :00 a.m. Visitation Sunday, after 2 p.m.

interment St. Mary. LU s-0703. NAEUG Arthur Frank Haellg, March 20, 1976, oeioveo nusoang or tniarjetn Haeng; oear tainer ot ur. Artnur w.

(Chariot-te) Haeiig ot Los Angeles, Calif, Julia (William) Bradford of Chenna han. III. and Harnett (John Burkhalter of Minneapolis, grandfather of sli; survived by one brother and three sisters. At Lain Son Chapel. 2121 W.

95th from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday. Services Tuesday, March 23. at 2 p.m.

In Church of the Holy Nativity, 9300 S. Pleasant. Interment private. Memorials may be sent to Boy Scouts of America, Chicago Area Council Camp r-uno, wo w. Adams.

iM-im, HELLER Lila B. Heller, formerly of Chicago, March 20, In Riverside Hospital, preceeded tn death by her husband Edward Heller; survived by Mr, and Mrs. Edward J. (Bette) Heller of Lexington, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack (Alice) Heller of Worth ing ton, Ohio, Mrs. Robert (Mary Lou) King ot Okemos, Mleh.j 14 grandchildren. Former member of St. Phillip ot Ner Catholic Church, Chicago. Mast of Christian Burial 10 a.m., Monday, St.

Michael's Catholic Church, Worth-Ington. Ohio. Interment Holf Sepulchre Cemetery, Chicago. Arrangements bv Ruthrford-Corbln Funeral Home Home, 514 High Worthing- earner J. Bieane.

"Door Ryan, In Srottoaie. Arirona, loving wife of Joseph F. 6 -gene devot ed mother ot Mary Frances (Chants) Hnttman. Patricia B. (Bernard) McGrane.

Alke (Ject) Heller. Edward J. (Jane) Beane and thg late Joseph F. Jr. (Nancy) Bigane; dear grandmother of It; great- grandmother of five; dearest sisier of Emmett (Catherine) Ryan and the late Lawrence, Daniel 6., James, and John G.

Ryan; dearest sister In law of Ruby Ryan. Visitation after 4 p.m. Monday Funeral Wednesday, m. from Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 9Sth to St.

Catherine of A i under Church for mass of the Resurrection at 10:30 am. tnterment Holy Sepulchre. 239-3600 BLOOM Albert Bloom, beloved husband of the late Edith Bloom, nee Kennedy; dear brother-in-law of Helen Kennedy. Fu nerel Wednesday, to a.m., at Blehe- Lamo trtapet, 427 W. 1 03rd Oak Lawn.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation after 7 m. Tuesdev. Retired financial secretary of Local No. 269 Laborers intern, tionel Union of North America.

Kindly omit flowers. For public transportation Information call 636-1)93 or B0HARICH a tar ina Boh rich, beloved wife of the late Karlo; devoted mother of John and Louise (Otto) Svoboda; fond grandmother ot Leonard (Dar-lene) Svoboda and Robert (Kathleen) Boharich; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Tuesday. 1:30 a.m., from Model i Funeral Home. 5724 S.

Pulaski to Holy Trinity Church for 9:30 mass. Interment St. Mary's lemeiery. spiritual Bououers wouia be appreciated. Member ot Sacred Heart of Mary Royal Neighbors of American Camp No.

8052 and Our Lady of perpetual Help soc. HO B0MBA Catherine: W. Bomb, net Wrona. deer wife of the late Thomas; loving mother of Genevieve (Frank) Wolcik, I Joseph (Estelle) and Rosalie ikomii) jovcei devoted grandmother of five. beloved oreat- grandmother ot five.

Funeral Tues day, a.m., from Terrace Skaia Funeral Home, 78)2 Milwaukee Niles, to St. Juliana's Church. Mass iu a.m. i mermen, sr. Adalbert s.

VOO-JU. BRAND Leonard H. Brand, beloved husband of Alice; dear brother ot Hazel (Or. William) Marcusson; uncle of Or. Robert Schwan and Robert Brand; beloved friend of Mildred Anderson.

Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., from Sheldon-Goglln Funeral Home, 5935 W. Belmont to SS. Cyril and Methodius Church, 4844 W. Walton St. Mass 11 a.m.

Visitation after 4 p.m. Monday. In lieu of flowers, Masses would be appreciated. 237-4404 BREH Set Ethel M. Czaikowskl notice, BR0DE Vivlennt G.

Brode, suddenly, of Western Springs, wife of Walter mother of Steven W. and the late Richard A.i grandmother ot Cynthia and MeMnda sister of Feme Baldwin and Quinten Holte. Visitation Mon- day, to 9 P.m., at Menter t-unerai Home, Hlllgrove and Franklin, West-em Sorlnas. Funeral Tuesday. 11 a.m., at the First Congregational Church Chapel of Western Springs.

Interment Bronswood. Memorials may be made to the church. 246-im BR0WDER Martha C. Bro wrier, nee Plaster. beloved wife of Orison F.j loving mother of Frank (Florence); grand mother of Beth Miller, Jonathan, Patricia, Carol and Orison.

Services Tuesday, 11 a.m., at the Burke-Sullivan Funeral Home, 238 Chicago AV Oak Park, Visitation Monday, from 3-9. Entombment private. S40- 4332. BURTON Harry M. Burton, beloved husband of Francelia; loving fethee ot Charles and James; fond brother ot William and John; grandfather of four; greatgrandfather of one.

Funeral Tuesday, March 23, 2 p.m., at the Northlake Funeral Home, 140 E. North Northlake, II. Interment Memorial Estates. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to Memorial Fund of the First Baptist Church ot Oak pane. M2-OD44.

CLARK Charlotte M. Clark, ne Johnson. beloved wife ot Richard. Services Tuesday, 9 p.m. at Friedrichs Funeral Home, 1939 W.

35th St. Interment Yankee Town, Indiana. Visitation Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 10 P.m. 523-005.

C0FFMAN Laura Coftman, nee McMahon. beloved wife of the late Georoe Coft man; loving mother of Edward J. (Peg) CoHman, Dolores (George) Tavior, Helen (Dick) Miller and Robert M. (Mary) Coftman; fond grandmother of 11; great-grandmother of seven. Funeral Tuesday, 10:15 a.m..

from Blake Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103rd Oak Lawn, to Our Lady ot Loretto Church. Mass 11 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.

Member of Hometown V.F.W. auxiliary. Hometown Repub lican organization and Worth Township Republican Organization. Visita tion after 2 p.m. Sunday.

For public Transportation into. 636-1193 Chicago 735-4242. CONNOLLY John Joseph Connolly of Downers Grove, beloved husband of Margaret E.j dear father ot John Michael Patrick J. and Mrs. Marilyn Riley; brother of Martin, Mae Mul-oueen and Barbara Knoi; son in law pf Esther Blom; grandfather ot seven.

Visitation 2 to 9 Monday it the Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Main Downers Grove. Funeral mass Tuesday, March 23, 10 a.m.. at St. Joseph Church. Interment Holy aeouicnre.

in lieu ot flowers, memorials to Salem Village, 1314 Rowell, joner. TOO-94US. CZAJKOWSKI Ethel M. Czaikowskl, nee Brett, be loved wife of the late Edward fond mother of Dolores M. (Chuck) Kazmerj grandmother ot Debbie, Chuckle Jetfery and Suryi sister ot George, Ralph, Raymond Brehand Lorraine Kutll and the late Edward Breh.

Services Wednesday, March 24, at 10 a.m. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central Ave. Interment Man. troso.

Please omit flowers. Visitation alter p.m. Monday. DAWSON Robert Dawson. March 90.

1974. brother of Ann, Mary, and William Dawson. Graveside services Monday, 2 30 p.m., at Mount Greenwood cemetery. Please omit flowers. SU7- wv.

D0LAN James H. Del an, March 70, 1976, oeiovrg nusoana ot marguerite rin-neran Dolan: father of Jamai Doian; brother ot three brothers and two sisters; grandfather of James (Christine), Mariluand Robert Dolan At Sullivan Son Funeral Home. 63)1 N. Clark Monday, 5 to 10 p.m. runerai D0RAN John P.

Doran, dear brother of Gre gory ana waiter a. funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Kolbus Funeral Home. 6841.S7 Hiaalni lu In tf Monica Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery.

In lieu ot flowers memorials to the Glaucoma Research Foundation would be appreciated, visitation Monday, from 6 ia IU P.m. -4U2. D0RNER Anna M. Oamar, balavad wilt ol Ina lata Wandali laving mothar ol Wan Oal and Alma (JamaO Witiani oa-valao raMmollar ol Jay and Mary Ann Violation at Holltrbach Funar. al Homa, 023 J6 N.

EUton. at Iryina Park, Monday, 4 a.m. until t. a.m. Saryka Tuadiy, II a.m.

intatmaat Ctmaltry. Plana wnll RAGLEY Mary Ellen Baglev, R.N.. nee Noble, fee lowed wife of the late George P.j dearest daughter of Ale. E. and steo daughter of Kathleen Noble, net Henry; dear sister of Jessie (Roland) Bannister; sister In law of Albert J.

(Geraldlne) Bagley and Bem (the late Clifford) Randolph; dear aunt of four nephews. Visitation at trvknwn Funeral Home. 4901-07 S. Archer Monday evening 7 to 10 p.m. Lying in slate at Chicago Lawn Prethvterlan Church.

4210 S. St. Louis Tuesday, noon to time of service at p.m. Interment Fair-mount Hills. Member of Chicago Medical Society.

735-7521 BAJ0RIUNAS John Balorlunat, beloved son of Julia and the late George; loving brother of Emit Williams and Diane (Demet-rlos) Koutrotsios; fond uncle of Angela. Resting at Roidilsky ft. Sons Funeral Home, 5040 S. Western Ave. Funeral services Wednesday.

9 a.m. to Immaculate Conception Church. Interment St. Casimir Cemetery. Visitation starting Monday, after 4 p.m.

434-2100. BAUER Ferdvnand Bauer, beloved husband of Cellna, nee Kowalewici; loving father of Krvstvna (Thedeusz) Kob-yra, Zdilslaw (Katanyna), John (Janlna), Wanda (the late Chester) Prokoa, Tadausi (Lucvne) and Chester; grandfather of 11; greatgrandfather of two. Funeral Tuesday. 9:15 a.m., from Demnlckl Funeral Home, 3630 W. George St.

(Central Park near Milwaukee to St. Fldeils Church. Interment Maryhill. Member of the Polish Veterans Group No. 90.

Visitation after 4 p.m., Sunday. 772-6630. WILL KNOW Cemeteries Crematories CREMATION S30 FULL PRICE Call Ul Dlrtcl For Full Detail! Ml. Oltnwooa Cremtory.7S.384 MEMORY GARDENS ARLINGTON HTS. 3 101, lottHOO.

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Death notices AUER Martin J. Joyct notice. BAFIA Ann M. Bella, eg 75, net Zlellnskl, beloved wife of Ihe late Stanley Sr.j dear mother of Stanley Jr. (Ann), Walter (Wanda), Edward (Albina), and Bernadette (the late Phil) Sakowskl; loved daughter of the late Frank Sr.

and Bernice Zielinskl; fond lister of Stanley (Mary), Caroline (Henrry) Dilunlnskl, Fred (Vlr-inie), Frank (Sylvia), Joseph (Sunn), Cart (Josephine) and the late John and Bruno; dear fitter-In-law of Angelina and Nettle Zielinskl and Mary Patereki dearest grandmother of Rosanne, Phillip, Leonora. Larry, Donna and Christine; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a.m. from Bat la Funer- el Home, 1810 W.

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