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Chicago Trlbuna, Wednesday; April 29, 1981 Section 4 11 SKAU rve.m,.. mill I KiBt PRINCETON Flcrltt EVERS Obituaries waiter a. Kan, April iai, ixr Nell HU Jfe fo'mer" of Chicago, beloved bus-, band of Emma, nee Mihalovlchi Sear father of Nell Mark, Pau- loved nusoana or ine lare kudv u.v dear father of Patricia Rossi MIHAIOP0U10S Nora Mlhalopoulos, ne Frangos, on April 27, beloved wife of the la George) loving mother of Bessie Booras, Margie (the late George) Poulos, Leo (Martha), Katherlne (Walter) Dobro, Frances (Robert) Wlclak, Michael (Marie) and Margo Eugene K. Princeton nusoano or Edna; loving father ot June Crawford of Santa Maria, Jo Anne Moore of Denver, Joy Clausen ot Raleigh, N.C., Eugene R. Jr.

ot Maricopa, CaL, Robert Thomas of Denver, Colo, and the franorainer ot uawn Marie ko, ond brother of Agnes Faltum, lette graven uvmohw i "randf ather of three; fond brother of toward rvt. oear vm or or nice, nee Hemingway; fond nephew of Helen Wllford. Funeral Thursday, April 30, at 9:50 a.m., from Kowske Funeral Directors, 1449 W. 51st to St. Augustine Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Entombment St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday and Wednesday to 4 P.m. and 7 to p.m.

Chicago Park District employe for many years. 927-4765, Frank, Karl ano beraicnne reierson. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from Nelson Funeral Home, 820 Taicott Rd. at Cumberland. Park Ridge, tot Albuquerque and Helen Berg of Dole ton, ill.

Livestock editor of Chicago Louis A. Bantle is dead at 74; ex-chief of U.S. Tobacco Co. late Harvard Yale Princeton ot or-Undo, Fla. i grandfather of 111 great-grandfather ot -three.

Visitation Wednesday front 3 to 9 P.m. Mary Seat of Wisdom Church. Mast Drovers uaiiv. juwiuoi, Provlsioner and the Yellow Sheet. 1- of Colorado 10 a.m.

Interment St. josepn. Mem; Cattla Feeder, Assn. Services and per or lairier rosr, wo. vj, C.M.U.

No. 2, 1.T.U. and Paralyred Funeral Thursday 3 p.m. at Dev. riendt Funeral Home, 2708 N.

Western Av. Interment Mount Emblem Cemetery. 486-1716. FAIRBAIRN (Roger; aroinnns, iunu yiflnumvinv, of 17; great-grandmother ol 14, Funeral Thursday April 30, 10:30 a.m. from the Westchester Funeral Home, 10501 W.

CermaJ Rd. (2 blocks W. of Mannheim Rd) to Holy Apostles Greek Orthodox Church. Services 11 a.m. Interment Elmwood.

Visitation Wednesday altet 1 p.m. S62-5900. MlkMIIA interment were Denver. Info, call 767-4730. veterans ot America, visnanon Tuesday to 10 p.m.

and Wednesday Alice w. pairoairn or wnmerre, Aoril M. twlaued wife of George L.l 310 10 p.m. 823-5122. i loving mother of Gall, Janice, Bev PUCHALSK! VAM BRUSSEL KAWELL erly and scorr; granocnuaren; titter of wnilam Walton.

Funeral Stanley rucnai5M, wiovca Husband of Pearl, nee Melssneri loving of Gregory (Nancy) and Steven T. Mlkula Sr. suddenly, late of Antloch, formerly of Chicago, Melvln l. Kawen, 7', Minong, Wise, died Monday, April 27, In Largo, Florida, born in Chicago, retired employee of Pipefitter Local S97, Chicago, survived by wife Mar- Adrian van prui, hi Reseland, father of Chris Ine "Tina" Roche; grandfather of John "Jack" W. Jr.

(Joan)) great-rindfather ot Michael, Jennifer and Sharon; brother of Anna Fisher, lAuina nn.nann ni Kns, nea services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday af Trinity Church of the North Shore, 1024 Lake WHmette. Interment Memorial Park. Visitation at Wm. H.

Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Green-leaf WHmette, from 6:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. In lieu of Susan (Gregory; irzasxa; uevoiea brother of Donald; dearest son of Mae and the late Stanley. Resting at the Columbian Funeral Home, cherrlsh father of Steven Henrietta, Jeffrey and Maria Rose; beloved brother of Genvieve, Stephanie, Bruno (Albina) and Lottie (Ted) Marclnkiewlcz; uncle of Mikuiai also cousins and saret; sons, Leonard, NorthbrooK, William, Pinellas Park, Florida; one brother; three sisters; eight grandchildren.

Feaster Largo el, Largo, Florida. 10300 w. Grand near nnanniwiin Road, Franklin Park, where funeral services will be held Wednesday, flowers, memorials may be made to Northwestern University, Evanslon, WAMARONEK, N.Y.AP)-Louis A. Bantle, 74, former president of the U.S. Tobacco Co.

and a veteran of more than half a century In the tobacco has died at his home. Bantle joined U.S. Tobacco in 1929 as a retail saleasman, and was elected a vice president and director in, 1945. He became director of advertising In 1947 and of sales operations the following year. He served as chairman, president, and chief executive officer from 1959 until his retirement in 1972.

He remained as director emeritus of the company until his death. BANTLE SUPERVISED the relocation of U.S. Tobacco, which sells a number of products including several popular brands of snuff, from New York City to Greenwich, in 1970. He also was credited with engineering the growth of the company, which reported record earnings during his tenure as president. Surviving are Bantle's wife, and a son, Louis F.

Bantle of Darien, currently board chairman and president of. U.S. Tobacco. There are two grandchildren. Funeral services will be private.

April 29,1 p.m. inrejrnem wuum in. ui-aaig. pes and the late. John and Peter.

Visitation 2 to 10 p.m. Wednesday at Krueeer Funera Home, 13059 Greenwood Blue Island. Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Stanislaus Church, 14414 McKlnley Posen.

Interment local cemetery. Pleas omit (lowers. 388-1300; Emblem cemetery. other relatives. Funeral Thursday at KRAMER MNNIS-BRYCll 9:30 a.m.

Trom iicmuw runci-i Lm. 1K1.W W. 18th PI. to St. Edwin josepn Kramer or worm- hrnnlr.

helnved hiilband ol Kathrvn. RAUCH Kathleen Mary pannes-Brycer oe-loved wife of Roland Tyrone Brycei Ann's Church. Mass at 10 a.m. In nee Kohlen; devoted father of Clau Bertha M. Raucn, net Lienr, or Evergreen Park, beloved wife of Fmil w.i rievnled mother of Dr.

terment Resurrection Ul.lt.tinn Tuesday 7 10 9 P.m. devoted mother of Carol Lvnn -(Frank) DelGludice, Edward Paul (Debbie), Lorraine Ann Mierop, dia (Thomas schevers), rauia una late John Ruiz), Edwin Susan, James and Janet (Husen) Tu; fond Wednesday 1 to 9 P.m. Info. 226. George (Claire) Secrest, D.N.

and VATES Dona (Francesi oear orano- 1759. Diane Mane (Kicnara; uovene, Grandmother of two; cherished mAther nf nlnet seven areat- Sranarainer ot Karma Kramer-chevers and Chrislyn Ruiz; dear brother of Sister Ann Clare, O.S.F. grandchildren; sister of the lale Er Announcements MAP AM nest and Harvey Ltenr ana uore daughter of Catherine Miller; sister of Doris, John, George, and Shirley. i Visitation Wednesday 2 to 9 p.m. at' Heritage Funeral Home, 3117 S.

Oak and Ambrose; loving son in law or Katherlne Kohlen. Visitation Tues Nooie. Resting ar riornourg-Kiein merly of Chicago, dear brother of Charles Vates, Irma Bldwell, Lorraine Nunemaker, Ruth, Stasek and Lillian Fermovle. Services, Thursday, April 30 at 2 p.m. at Rosecrans Chapel.

Burled at sea. World War li veteran, (213) 634-8790. PI IMINATE Sufterlna-Cnntrlbute Fverareen t-i nerai nome. w. tn rnrr Ppcearrh.

filve Memorial Frank J. Moran, retired CTA, Dl9 241, beloved husband of Marie, nee Kennerly; loving father of Maureen (Joseph) Schallmoser and Thomas Innd orandfather of euh Wednesday and Thursdavi day 5 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 5 to p.m. at the Hanekamp Funeral Or BEQUEST. TAX DEDUCTIBLE The cancer Research Foundation Park Berwyn.

services inur-day 11 a.m. at the chapel. Intement orivata. In lieu of flowers memorials 2-v P.m. services r-noay, a noon, at- Rethpl I titheran Church.

3240 W. Jackson 60604 427-8855 oath Evergreen Park. Interment to the American Cancer Society. 788- John, Thomas, Debra, Michael, Richard and Robert; brother of i Mavnerd (Bernlce), Marianne (Wil ennst LUtneren cemetery, wernor. Funeral Directors Home, 385 waukegan nonn.

brook, mile north of Dundee Road. Funeral mass Thursday II a.m. at St. Norbert Church, 1801 Walters Northbrook. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to the Scholarship Fund, Marillac High is will be appreciated. 422-701U. Talent scout William Meiklejohn dies; discovered Reagan in Iowa fred) Minea, tne lore lunomi hrnther In law of Elizabeth Moran. RENEKER Ruth C. FaslCK.

MB B9. OT tiWn JOHN CARROLL SONS View, April 24, loving mother of Ban. "HOME FOR FUNERALS bara jane pawcett. services ano in Robert w. Reneker, Deioveo husband of Betty Reneker, nee Cong-rlom Invina father ot William and School or Lovoia Academy, would be appreciated, info.

272-3890. ferment private, i-or into, im-wm. 25 Erie WHItehall 4-6060 Funeral 11 a.m. t-noay irom koop Funeral Home, 5844 N. Milwaukee to St.

Tarclssus Church. Mass 11:30 a.m. Interment St. Joseph. Cemetery.

Visitation Wednesday and Thursday 4 to 9 p.m. Member of St. Tarclssus Holy Name Society, In lieu nf llnwers. contributions may be tUl HARFR eXItreo nn. vermum, i', beloved son of Diane Jlrka, nee Dalley, and Alfred (Judy) Vermont! loving brother ot Julie and John Jlrka, Jack and Robert Vermont! Searest grandson of Helen Dal ey and Dorothy (Milton) Kohen; also survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Funeral Thursday, 8:45 a.m., from. Ridge Funeral Home, 6620 West Archer corner of Natoma, to St. Camlllus Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Queen ot Heaven IACCABUE Cemeteries the late David; seven grandchildren.

Visitation at Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 1035 N. Dearborn, Wednesday. 2 s.m. to 8 p.m. (indoor parking John Laccaoue, ceioveo nusoano or uln.

'n WKei fond brother of Garden Crypt AA-One, Sec. 8, Corridor Mary pauinaoer, oevoTea wire or rne late Frank; loving mother of Frank (Dorothy), Rudolf (Leonora) and Carl (Marie) dear grandmother of seven, areat.arandmother of ten. James (Ann), Fred (Virginia) and Mr ti nerai nnm, ervirec inurs- made to the American Cancer Society or Norwood Park Home. 763- day, 2 p.m., at Rockefeller Chapel, university 01 inicago, ooao 9. The lare Kicnaro orepnamei; uncie ot many nieces and nephews.

Funeral Thursday, April 30, at 9 a.m., from Baran Funeral Home, 2644-4 lu, nc wins, iwwwieun i r-yr' Park Cemetery; $1995. Write Unity Church of Phoenix, 1321 W. Northern Phoenix, AZ 15021 or call Mrt.QU-llOl wooaiawn, i.a-ni. 5111. t.

MORAN Funeral services Thursday 2 P.m. at the Lawrence Funeral Home, 4800 N. Austin. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 4 RIFFNES Chapel Hill Gardens S.

4 truces. Old VINCIGUERRA Regina Ritmer, nee recnman, wire of the late John, April 26; beloved Rugged Cross Sect. Val. H360 sac. N.

Central to St, James Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Oueen of Heven Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Visitation Tuesday alter 4 p.m.

622-1488. Muriel Moran, 81, April 27, 1981, of Manteno, IL, beloved mother of John A. Moran of Manteno; dear grandmother of Mary J. King of Chicago. Visitation 2 to and 7 to 9 p.m.

r.w P.m. jo-uuu. FISH" mother ot jonn jr. Kegma S2O00. uwner movine oui or Call 448-2624 betore May 3rd.

Arthuri i Marv lArrnur, Elm Lawn Mem Park, 4 oraves, Heinz, Ann, Joseph (Lois), Theresa (John) Meehan and Peter (Dorothy) Dlffnav J.nH tha lt Pll7hath IASHBAUGH p.m. Wednesday at the Schretfler cnoice loc. ea. sportscaster in Iowa. -v 1 Meiklejohn's daughter, actress Linda.

Meiklejohn de Sapio, said Reagan was working in Des Moines when he contacted Meiklejohn about a movie career, Mrs. de Sapio said; "My dad looked at him and called Max Arnold at Warner Brothers and said, 'Max I've 'got "a new Robert Taylor sitting right in my office. Max said, 'God made only one' and my father said, 'That's not true because the other one's sitting right Services will be Saturday In Burbank. Beides his daughter, Meiklejohn is survived by his wife, Lucy, and a son, Richard. HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-WilUam Meiklejohn, 78, the talent scout who brought Ronald Reagan to movie stardom, has died of a heart attack, a family member announced Tuesday.

Meiklejohn had a heart attack April 15 and lapsed into a coma at St. Joseph's in Burbank, where he died Sunday. As a Hollywood casting executive and talent agent for 60 years, Meiklejohn nan-" died such stars as Lucille Ball, Alan Ladd, William Holden, Ray Milland, and Shirley Temple. HE IS CREDITED with discovering Reagan when the President was a young LamoeiT n. t-isn age or Law Forest, formerly of Essex Fells.

N.J. and Evanston, April 25, 1981, husband of the late Martha Hoagland Fish (1974); father of Kathrvn Cole of Lake Forest and in Wlemoiiom iDlrharrll Lanoer arandmother of ano sexron runerai nome, vi main Manteno, IL. Funeral Mass Thursday, 10 a.m., St. Joseph Church, Manteno. Interment St, Jo 23; great-grandmother of eight; dear sister ot Mary Jacobs.

Visitation at Katherlne c. uasnoaugn, nee McClanahan, of Des Plilnes, beloved wife of the late Richard, Visitation Wednesday 4 to 9:30 p.m. at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry Streets, Des Plalnes. In state Thursday from 1 p.m. until time of service at 2 p.m.

at Community FRIEB0UN Maria vinciguerra, aphi at peiuvea wife of the late Camlllo; loving mother of Ella (the late Patrick) Dalessandro of Clearwater, Sophie (Anthony) Unruh of Clearwater, Fla. and Dr. Peter L. (Mary) Vinciguerra of Llbertyyllle! fond brother in law of Joseph Vinciguerra of Clearwater, Fla.i grandmother of nine; great-grandmother! of seven. Funeral services 9:30 a.m.

Thursday, April 30, from McMur-rough Chapel, 101 Park PULIberfy-vllle, to St. Joseph Church for funeral mass at 10 a.m. Entombment Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hillside. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m, Wednesday. Vigil service 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, 362-2626, sepn cemetery. 8U-46B-82I4. MOSE rreo u. rneooiin, oorn row. 1903, died suddenly April 17, 1981.

Birren and son r-unerai Home, Wellington 1 p.m. Tuesday until the funeral Thursday morning at 9:30. Services In St. AlPhonsus Church at 10 o'clock. Interment St.

Lambert H. Fish III of Indianapolis; grandfather of three. Memorial services will be held 4 p.m. Friday, May 1 In the Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, 700 N. Sheridan Rd.

No visitation. Burial Private. In lieu of flowers. Surviving tamny arranged private virA- Burial In Concordia Presbyterian cnurcn, n. wain Mount Prospect.

Interment Memory Gardens Cemetery. Joseph cemetery. Prisellle J. Mose, nee Norton, of Elmhurst, wife of E. Nicholas; fond mother of James, Sally (James Maroney, Nancy and Janet.

Memorial services will be private. 834-3515, Cemetery in accordance with deceased's wishes. Special thanks and retelul appreciation to Charitable, understanding and patient friends, contributions may be made to Orphans of The Storm Animal Shelter, 2200 Riverwoods Deerfleld, 60015. Wenban Funeral Home, LAUA neighbors, meoicai personnel, tiwnn Catherine koss, nee nerney, oe-loved wife of the late Edward; dear sister of the late Mary Hartman, MURRAY Hnah. Maraarer weavers ano uav ai M4-WU4.

FOLEY casimer Lassa, at, rer. cm, tare or Tinley Park, formerly of April 27, 1981, beloved husband of Louise, nee Kunka; loving father of John Dorothy), William related ana oiner numannenon oiy-nlzatlons who helped Fred with hit personal needs greatly aiding him prior to enduring hit retirement Catherine T. Browne Murray, native of Castle Gregory, County Kerry, Ireland, dearly beloved wife of the V0JACEK fond aunt of many nieces and neph ews. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.m., from Curley Funeral Home. 3510-20 late Marmew p.

Murray devot (Maryann), RODert ilois). wary I nnl.e (Marlandl Thieman tnd the W. 79th to ar. Rita murcn. AAacc in a m.

Interment St. Mary. Marie T. Bowler i-oiey, peiovea wife of the lale J. Walter Foley; devoted mother of Jan (Bernlce), Sitter AAarv Conlelh.

R.S.M., Gene PAVLUS Visitation 2 to 10 P.m. Wednesday. Services set for Leo Wallach, 80, hotel owner, philanthropist 776-2700. busan ravius wv-j. we iovc miss you more each day Mom; ed mother of Matthew Jr.

CPD (Sarah), James (the late Belly), Margaret (Edward) Tulk, Catherine Powers, Patrick, Michael (Lorl), Mary Ann (Glen) Wyma, John (Betty) Murray and Joan (Maurice) Browne; dear grandmother of 511 Joseph J. voiacett, oeiovea nusoano of the late Mary; brother of Anna Dolan and Julia Venson; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from Lain-Hursen Funeral Home, 5501 N. Ashland to St. Jerome Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery, Lake Forest. Visitation Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. 561-2645.

(Margie) and the late Jack (Josephine Novak) Foley; dear grandmother of John, -Tim (Mary Jo), Jackie, Sharon, Dennis ana Donna Folev. Jennie (Joe) Kirk. SALMON late Charles (Anne); grandfather of 20; great-grandfather of one. Resting at Jerome Zimny Funeral Home, 168th and Dixie Hwy. Hazel Crest, where services will be held Thursday at 9:30 a.m.

Funeral mass 10 a.m. at St. Gerard Malella Church. Markham. Interment Re- Lovt Anne, Aleve raui am trim Fraternal Notices dee fceorge amnion nontw.

CAMMONS Julie, Sue, Michael and Hilary i amu. ikion until mt tn Mem- Mane Foley; great-granomotner or Shawn and Rehecea Foley and great-grandmother of 27; loving sister of Mary (William) Klump, Bridie (the late William) George, Rita (Leroy) Miller, Peggy Browne, Terry (Albert) Zukoskl, Christine (the late Donald) Campbell and manv sisters and brothers in Ireland, George j. sammons rovinv dioiiwt of Margaret and Frank and trtt late William James and Wary; dear turrectlon Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 2 to 9 p.m. Member of SI, Jude Police League.

335-0116. Ders are requesreo to siana nonor guard for Wally Karl on Wednesday, April 29 at I p.m. at Nelson Funeral and'had offices at 19 W. Jackson St. MR.

WALLACH established the Wal uncle 01 t-ranKf uonaiOf jame am Kevin Kirk, Visitation 3 p.m. to 10 f.m. Wednesday, funeral Thursday, :30 a.m., from the Sheehy Funeral 10727 S. Pulaski to St. Alexander Church.

Mass Bua gammons, r-unerai inursuv 1 a Irom Blake-Lamb Funeral LAWRENCE lach auditorium at Weiss Memorial Hos Home Aif w. iwra oi. uan uwn Home, (20 Taicott park Kiage. Chuck Medlnger. Commander Death notices a.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cem pital and three medical research labora in sr. cnaei inurcn. nu iu o.m. WALANTIS Michael Walantls, beloved husband of Kathrlnet dearest father of Edward (Gladys); fond uncle of John Valentls and John Baraltls. Visitation Tuesday, from 6-9 p.m.

and Wednesday, from 4-9 p.m. Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a.m., from But-kus Funeral Home, 1446 S. 50th Cicero, to St. Anthony Church. Interment St.

Casimir Cemetery. 652-1003, intitrmpnt AAnunt Olivet Cemeterv. the late Thomas, Michael, Patrick and Joseph Browne. Visitation Wednesday, 3 to 10 p.m. and Thursday, 1 to 10 p.m.

Funeral Friday, a.m., from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 10727 S. Pulaski St. Margaret of Scotland Church, tories at the University of Chicago, and etery. ST 3-7700 Or B57-8I, GALANOS Visitation atter a p.m,,wearwoT. Dlec omit flnwert.

Far Dub Shirley goosii Lawrence, April 1981, In Jacksonville, FL, formerly of Chicago, fond wife of Jack Lawrence; dear mother of Jeffrey (Patricia), Deborah (Kerl) Oleson; devoted grandmother of Brenden Kirk Oleson; dear sister of Patrick and Joseph Godsll. In lieu of flowers please send donations to the American Cancer Society. Services transforation Information call 636 raised funds to equip laboratories at Billings Hospital. i SERVICES FOR Leo Wallach, 80, hotel owner and philanthropist, will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the chapel at 5206 N.

Broadway. Mr. Wallach, of Lincoln Park West, 'died Monday in Weiss Memorial At one time he was owner or operator of more than 50 hotels, mostly in the Chicago area, including the Belden-Stratford, the Ft. Dearborn, the Grae-mere, the St. Clair, the Tuscany, and the Webster.

He was active at the time of his death, Apnroone uaianos, nee inrisioriais, of Hoffman Estates, beloved wife of the late George; fond mother of 99th and South Throop Streets, for nvj or imcaso BASILE Mass ot the Resurrection at to a.m. Interment Holv Seoulchra Cemetery. see Josephine r. Narai 4ANDFBS He served in the U.S. Navy in World Diogenes o.

(roiyt, james i. fftnlriliil and -Soohift (Georae) nMin -tanner or vvneaiuni BERNDT Wars I and II, returning from service as St. Jude Police League will meet for prayers at 7 p.m, Thursday. ST 3- Kolettls; grandmother of 10; sister ft, rhlraan. helnved wife of WALLACE the late Rooeni loving moiner or ot Irene ASiants ana nnary eggiezos.

Rettina at the Ahlarlm and Sons LENNETT a lieutenant senior grade. Mr. Wallach is survived by a son, Dr. 70O or 85-8. aJADM Funeral Home, 330 W.

Golf Schaumburg, from 2 to p.m. on ThurtriAv. Funeral Friday. Mav 1. at Anna eemer, nee urauer, oeioveg wile of the late teacher Waller Berndt; dear mother of Victor Kay) Streufert of Llndsborg, Kansas; fond grandmother of Peter, Jean, Stephen and Ann; fond sister of Selma Wiedbush, Resting at Mali Funeral Home, 3440 N.

Central Wednesday 4 p.m. to 9:30 P.m. Howard three grandchildren; and one Josephine F. Nardl, nee Nlsivacd, beloved wife of the late Sam; ed mother of Janice; dear sister of Caroline, Joseph (Nadlne Sandy, Theresa (victor) Mannino. George Richard (Kutni; oear granomorner of Richard Pat (Carole); also survived by four brothers and two sisters.

Funeral Thursday, April 30, 1 P.m., at Hanerhoff Funeral Home, 304 N. Main Wheaton. Inter-ment Queen of Heaven. Please omit flowers. Visitation Wednesday from 4 until 9 p.m.

668-0027. great-grandchild. 10:30 a.m., to St. Nectarlos Greek Orthodox Church. Mast 11 a.m.

Please omit flowers. Memorials will be appreciated for St. Nectarlos Building Fund. Interment Elmwood (Barbara), Jack (the late Michael J. Wallace, Beloved husband of Abigail, nee Daly; loving father of Patrick (Judy), Abigail (James) Dillon, Michael (Robyn)i grandfather of 11; fond brother of Margaret Graney, John, Mary Wallace and the lale Nellie Anderson, Harry, Waller and William Wallace.

Funeral Friday, May 1, at 9:15 a.m., from Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison Oak Park, to St. Doml-tllla Church, Hillside, Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Member of the Stewarts Club. Visitation Wednesday after 6 p.m.

and Thursday after 2 p.m. 383-5700 or 533-2394. Cemetery. 882-5580. Catherine), Rose and the late Delia Inhnl Rji.II.

Gerard and Anthony, Belle Lennetr, nee Koseneio orawu N. Marine beloved wife of Sam; loving mother of Paula (Gerald) Pinto; dearest grandmother of Michael and Adam Plntoi fond sister of Leonard Rosefleld and the late Dr. Harry S. Rosefleld. Services Wednesday 11 a.m.

at the Original Weinsteln Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson Ave. Interment Rosemont Park Cemetery, 6800 W. Addison St, Member of the Dvsfunctlonlno Child Center. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Dvs-functlonlng Child Center.

Chapel visitation at time of service. Information 561-1890. Conductor Richard Korn is dead SANTANGELO Lying in state in Bethel Lutheran Church, 1410 N. Springfield, Thursday, April 30, 9:30 a.m., until time of service 10:30 a.m. Interment Concordia.

In lieu of flowers, memorials to Bethel Lutheran Church appreciated. 445-5420. CARRITY sister In law of Elsie Nlslvaco; fond nm, nt manv nieces and neohews. James P. Garrlty, beloved husband Af Dflrnthv: lavlna father of Diana (Arthur! Dixon of Richmond, Funeral Friday, 8:30 a.m., from Bridgeport Funeral Home, 544 W.

31st to Santa Maria Incoronata Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment 1 AAnnn, rarmel Cemetery. ease Gall (Michael) Reed, Jamet (De BLOCK borah) Garrlty of Denver; dear grandfather of Kathryn Dixon; dear. A graduate of Yale Law School, Korn abandoned law in 1936 for a full-time career in music.

He became assistant conductor-bf the National Orchestral As Naw Service NEW YORK-Richard Kaye Korn, the conductor who founded the Orchestra of America in 1959, died of leukemia here Monday. He was 72. KOman neioveo nusoanu of Jean, nee Allien loving lather of Joseph (Marlorle), Elaine (Don) Herzeg, and Robert (Lvnn); fond brother of Otto; orandfather of seven. Pioneer In Amateur Radio Broadcasting, Call letters 9ASH (Marconi), Funeral Friday 9 a.m. from the Original Rago Brothers Funeral Home, 624 N.

Western at Erie. Mass 9:30 a.m. at Holy Rosary Church. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

AR6-7BO0. Visitation Wednesday 8 Thursday, 2 P.m. to 10 p.m. omit flowers. Visitation Wednesday 5 to 9 p.m., Thursday 2 to 9 p.m, 791- Sara L.

Block, oeiovea wite or ine late Max N.i devoted mother of Dolly Marsot Fish, Hal Block and Charlotte (Dr. Irving Flxel of Drotner or Marion ue vogeicar, Kathrvn Bleschke and Cecilia Wink LE0NHARDT WALLACH uiw. ler. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m.. from jonn v.

May r-unerai nome, 4553-81 Milwaukee to Our Lady sociation and appeared as a guest con-, of Victory Church. Mass 10 a.m. In The orchestra was one of the first to ductor with orcnestras in tms country James J. Nash, retired Sergeant, cpn. beloved husband of Mae, nee Leona c.

Leonnaror or Mioiano Park, N.J., formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the late Arthur W.t fond mother of Arlene L. (James) Karlson, Funeral Friday, 11 a.m., at Bourne Chapel, Kedzle Av. at 65th Place, Interment Chapel Hills South. Visitation Thursday 2 to 10 P.m. 737-3232.

Hollywood, loving granomorner of Helen Fish Wolf and Leonard A. (Judy) Fish and great-grandmother of Alexis Fish. Services Thursday, April 30, 2 p.m., at chapel, 5204 N. Broadway. Interment Rosenlll Cemetery.

Info. Furth Funeral Direction, 784-4300. rijtirt invina father of Marv Theresa terment Maryhill Cemetary HAMMFRGREN encourage the participation of minority- and in Europe, (Will) Erlcksen, Jamet SCHENKH0FER Leo waiiacn, oeioveo nusoana or the late Mildred, nee Ebert; dear father of Dr. Howard F. (Bunny)! loving grandfather of Joan Fenn, John and Richard Wallach; greatgrandfather of Darin Fenn.

Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m. at Plser Me-, morial Chapel, 5206 N. Broadway. Interment Anshe Emet Section, Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Louis A.

Weiss Memorial Hospital. Friends are asked to pay their respect at the time of services, LO 1-4740, B0NCZYK Richard Nasn, naroara iKicnoru; Keleher, Susan (Joseph) Griffin and Charles (Kathleen) Nash; fond brother of Laurel, Sister Mam Ida O.P., Rev. Thomas Nash OSA, the late Charles (Ann) and Francis (Maraaret) Nash; devoted uyiNE Lillian Pearson Hammergren of Skokie, beloved wife of the late Carl R. Pearson and Harry H. Hammergren; dear mother of Edward and Robert Pearson and Carolyn Schmidt; grandmother of Carol Thomas, Robert and Nancy Schmidt, Joanne Hayden, Dllora Rosenquist, Robert.

Edward. Richard and AiJTrfitffi American Council foi Judaism and of the w7sr frL thl' JSrhft? Henry Street School of Music. Surviving 'rarely heard scores from the 19tn Cen- anH rhiw tury, a period in which Korn was a spe- tW0 daUghCrS' 8nd oenruoe acnenKnorer, age vj, nee Elserloh, beloved wife of the late John; fond mother of Rose (Walter) Muhr and the late John; grandmother ot Jeenette Macrae; mother in law of Else Schenkhofer; aunt ol Heini Schenkhofer In Germany. Funeral Friday. II a.m..

at Zimmerman TO) St. Son Funeral Home, 7319 Madison. cnariorte o. uevine, oeravcawiie or Stanley; dear sister of the late Thomas Bayliet fond aunt ot Thomas (Nan) of Woodland Hills, Cal. and James (Crystal) Baylle of Crete, III.

Services and interment Wednesday, April 29, at 2 p.m. at family lot. Oak Woods Cemetery, 67th St. and Greenwood. Info, Furth Funeral Direction, 784-4300, grandfather of 13.

Member of Chica- Retired Police Sergeant Assocla-ion, St. Jude League, St. Rita Council No. 2034 of Au-gustinian Men of Tolentlne and Adrian Dominican League. Funeral Rose T.

BonciYK, oear wite or ine late Stanley; loving mother of Bruno (Irene) and the late Stanley grandmother of three; tlster of Sophie Dusik, Anne Golden and the late Mary Chwlerut and John Srczesny. Member of Altar and Rosary Society, Ladles Au. VFW, Town of Lake Post No. 5216. Funeral Friday, 9 a.m., from WoFnlak Funeral Home, 4604 S.

Wolcott, to Sacred Heart Church. Interment Re Jeffrey Pearson; great-grandmother of eight. Funeral Wednesday 1 p.m. at Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles rntr Dd Interment WEGER Forest park, in. inrermenr Elmwood Cemetery.

Visitation alter 2 pm. In lieu of flowers, memorials appreciated to Altenhelm German Old Peoples Home, 7824 Madison Former New Yorker critic dies Rosehlll Cemetery. Visitation Tues Thursday, April 30, 10 a.m., from Ciwhv Funeral Home. 4950 W. 79th day 3 to yp.m.

oj-oiii. Forest Park, III, 366-2200. surrection. Visitation Wednesday 51 SfHOFNBACHER and Vittotio Giannini's "Rehearsal Call" to 9 p.m., Thursday 2 to 9 p.m. la 1313.

Terrence M. Sullivan, Director, to St. Albert the Great Church. Mast 10:30 a.m. Visitation from M0 P.m.

Tuesday and Wednesday. In lieu of flowers, donations to Men of Tolentlne appreciated. Interment George Hart, beloved husband of the late Louise, nee Kasmer; fond timer nt Pnnerr G. ana tiw late George k. acnoenoacner, oeioveo in 1962.

husband of Carole, nee simester; inwinn lather of Robbv and Sand CIKLAK Donald A. Hartt grandfather of i in, dearest son' of George and Holy Sepulchre cemetery, toweo. After leaving the New Yorker, Simon continued as a staff member of radio Henrietta Schoenbacher; fond son- Carolyn, Cynthia, Robert and Laurie Hart; brother of Grace Stewart, Ruth Brevitz, Loretta Hutchinson, Edgar Hart and the late Lillian Srhubert! dear friend of Vivian M. NFtlADFK in-law or Karmeen eno rnv iaie wh-Ired Simester; dear brother of Carol umhelm. Jevee Grabow and Gall Harry A.

ciesian, rer. u. tr-u, oe-loved husband of Margaret, nee Bruszewski; loving father of fond brother of Irene (Lee) Logan, Al (Harriet), Leonard (Ann) and Dolores (Marlon) Kuznlar; ton In law of Maryann Bruszewski) brother In law of Chester (Mary) MACKEY Walter B. Mackey, beloved husband of the late Mary nee Hogan; loving father of Lourdes (Joseph) McDermott; loving grandfather of Maureen (Dr. Kastvtls) Jucas, Kathleen, Patrick (Terry), Sheila, Terrence (Denlse), Colleen, Sharon McDermott; great-grandfather of Brendan; dear son of the late Edward and Margaret; fond brother of William J.

and the late Patrick, Mary Barnes, Jennie, Edward, Ann and Lillian Mitchell. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 10456 S. Western to St. John Fisher Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation alter 2 p.m. Wednesday. Member of Daniel Otto J. Nesladek, beloved husband of Rosemarle; beloved father of station WOR-AM, worked in the broadcast department of the J.

Walter Thomp Schoenbacher; fond uncle of many nephews and nieces. Visitation 2 to to a m. Wednesday, at the John Robert, Elaine (Kooeru nooiow; hmther nl Frank f.luliat Nesladeki son advertising agency, and made broad Hull. Services 11 a.m. Friday at the Zimmerman and Sandeman Memorial-Chapel, 5200 W.

95th St. Inter-. ment Evergreen, visitation after 3 p.m. Wednesday, In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Sheehy and Sons Funeral Home, New York Timet News Service NEW YORK-Robert A. Simon, 84, a writer, librettist, and translator who was' music critic of the New Yorker for 23 died Monday at his Manhattan home.

Simon, in New York and a graduate of Columbia University, was music critic of the New Yorker from its first issue in 1925 until he left in 1948. During that time, he also wrote the librettos, or texts, for American operas and musical comedies. His operas included Robert Russell Bennett's "Maria Malibran" in-1935, Albert Stoessel's "Garrick" in 1937. 7020 W. 127tn raios neignrs.

casts and record-liner notes for RCA. His books included a detective story, spoofs grandfather of John, Michael and Diane (David) Santee. Funeral Friday 10 a.m., at Edward C. Schubert Chapel, 3419 Ridgeland Ave Rarwvn. VlltatlOn 2 to 9 P.m.

Funeral service Tnursoay, to a.m., at the First Church of the Nazarene. Bruszewski and fciizaoein ii-iorian; Kapelak. Funeral Thursday, April 30, at 9:30 a.m., from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 Milwaukee to St. Monica Church. Interment St.

Joseph. In lieu of flowers, masses preferred. Visitation begins 1 p.m. Tuesday. 774-0366.

lsirri and Bell Road, Lemont. Inter of the music world, and a collection of Leukemia Researcn or snnners Hospital for Crippled Children. 424-0340. Thursday. Interment Queen of ment Beverly Cemeteiv.

Donations to the First Church ot the Nazarene "Bronx Ballads." HATCHER i Dowiing council, K. ot (.., no. mi. catnertne weger, nee wimmer, oe. loved wife of the late Nicholas) loving mother of John (Loretta), Margaret (Raymond) Frailer, Caroline (Robert) Kartle, Henry (Thea) and Robert (Betty); grandmother of 21 great-9randmother of 12.

Funeral Friday, May 1, at a.m., from Baran Funeral Home, 3644-46 N. Central to Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery.

Visitation Thursday, after I p.m. 622-1488, WR0BLEWSKI ti A9nes R. WroblewsH, nee Nefeld, of Plstakee Highlands, McHenry, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the lale Stanley Wroblewski; dear mother of Theodore (Eleanor) Wroblewski of McHenry, Charles (Lola) Wroblewski, Margaret (Henry) Waldon of McHenry, Elinor (Clarence) Zehnle of Arizona, Harriet (Howard! Wilson of McHenry, Loretta (Howard) Zyburt of Morton Grove and the late Stanley Wroblewski; grandmother of 19; great-grandmother of 13; great-great-grandmother of one; sister of Helen Jesky of Oak Lawn and the late Frank, John, Frances, Rose, Martha, Nettle, Pearl and Marie! sister In law of Sister Mary Theodore Wroblewski, C.R., Resurrection Home, Niles. Longtime member of St, Hyacinth Church of Chicago and St. John Church, Johnsburg.

Resting at K. K- Hamsher Funeral Home, 12 N. Plstakee Lake Fox Lake, trom 3 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Mass Thursday, 10 a.m., at St.

Hyacinth Church, 3636 N. Wolfram, Chicago. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery, Niles. Info.

312-587-2100. Heaven. 414-5302. NKIVAC0 Clinton B. Hatcher of Barrlngton, 735-4242.

are appreciated. or joi 4236. Surviving are his wife, the former Madeleine Marshall; and two children, See Josephine F. Nardl notice. MANNINO see jarnei i nn mm.

CFHP See josepning r. naroi nome. John G. Simon and Peggy Traktman. C0NR0YD NORTH t-nitiAm I npnr ue uvea iwv MARTIN Robert A.

North age it, hus band ot Jean; tatner or jennireri snn nf Robert Sr. and Patricia, nee band of Mary, nee Powers; loving father of Rev. Ed L- Jr. Bernard P. (Mary C) and Timothy W.j dearest grandfather of Daniel, Alice and Glnny K.t fond brother of Charles 5.

conroyo, upm in ui-lando, Fla.i beloved husband of Emma (Solly), nee Arsenaulti brother of the late James, Dave (Sylvia), William, Walter and Ralph rA.rA.il. Marauerite Coxson and Scientist Weiss-Szilard dies at 71 Herman, Mary, jonn, ar. vvuma, i the late James "Jake11 Margaret c. Martin or ua rare, beloved sister of Alvah T. Martin and the late A.

Rodgers Martini daughter of the late Alvah and Mary Martin. Memorial service at the First Presbyterian Church of River Forest on Wednesday, April 29, 2 p.m. No visitation. Please omit flowers. Memorials to Illinois Masonic Medical Center, Doyle; brother of Linda and Tommy.

Funeral Thursday, 8:45 a.m., from Otto V. Stransky and Son Funeral Home. 5112 S. Western, to St. Clare of Montefalco Church for 9:30 a.m.

mass. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Visitation 6 to 10 p.m. Tuesday Lenore Spaulding. A Memorial Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated in St.

Gregory Church Saturday morning, May 1, at 11 o'clock. and Joseph Sehrf dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a.m., from Blake-Lamb beloved nusoand or tveiyn; loving father of Beth Russell, Carolyn (Jack) Corrlgan, Rob (Karen), De-lores Hatcher, Sally (Bruce) Teal, Laurie (Michael) Lardner and Sandra (Robert) O'Connell; dear son of Bert and the late Ethel; fond brother of Wilbert; kind grandfather of 18. Lying In state Thursday from until 9 p.m. at St.

Michael Episcopal Church, 647 Dundee Barrlngton where services will be held Friday, 11 a.m. Interment Evergreen. In lieu of flowers memorials In Mr, Hatcher's name to the Heart Fund or St. Michael Church would be appreciated by the family. 381-3411.

HOLM Lillian M. Holm, nee Geyer, ef Wheeling, formerly of Chicago, beloved wile ol the late Adolph; dear mother of Richard (Janet) of Ha-. wall, Roy (Sachiko) Holm of California and Marilyn (Arthur) Carlton 1 of Wheeling; fond grandmother of 12; great-grandmother of six; sister of Fred (Bernlce) and Robert and to 10 p.m, weonesoay, rrt o- Funeral Home, w. iiwa n.k i awn. to St.

Bede the Venera. DAVIS hie church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment MASS0TH ouu, NOTTMFYFR St. Mary Cemetery.

Visitation alter 4 p.m. weonesoay. mini uegree University, the University of Colorado, Georgetown University, and UCLA. A native of Vienna, Austria, she spent recent years editing the papers of her husband, who was the first scientist to realize the theoretical possibility of a chain reaction from the fission of atomic nuclei. Margaret Noltmeyer, beloved wife ol Edward and the late Sam Nlsteri Alice c.

Davis, nee winens, oe; loved wife of the late Raymond (Kip) Davis; mother of Catherine J. (Donald) Hamilton and the late. Raymond Lee Davis; lister of Katharine Haas and John (Bernlce) Wilkens; grandmother of five; great- LA JOLLA, Cal. (AP-Gertrude Weiss-Szilard, 71, widow of noted nuclear scientist Leo Szilard and a nuclear researcher in her own right, died Monday after a short illness. Weiss-Szilard was a researcher at the University of California at San Diego after a long teaching career at New York member of Fort Dearborn council, Mn 771.

if. nf For nubile trans. portatlon Info, call 636-1193 or Chi' cago AU-4ZW, prandmoiner ot w. Resting i lewis dear mother of William, Frank, Leo and Eddie Hleni; dear mother In law ot Joe Vargot stepmother of Clara, Carolyn, William, Edward Jr. and Edith Welmerslager fond grandmother of 10; dear sister of Clara Fi Funeral Directors' Funeral Directors f-unerai nome, ouu w.

urang Elmwood Park, Thursday after 1 p.m. Funeral Friday, May 1, at 1 p.m. Entombment, Elmwood Cemetery. 453-1234 Render sister in law of Arthur John W. Massoin, age re, oeigveo husband of Eva, nee Paulauskas; dear father of Jacqueline, (Louis, CPD) Cuddy, Barbara (Philip) Gur-rlster, Loretta (Charles) Kllmklewtcz; dear grandfather of 14; fond brother of the late.

Emma, Charles, Eva and Wllhelmlna; fond step-brother of Emma Woods and Jrvin Sternberg; fond uncle ot many. Member ot St. Symphorosa Holy Name Society and Loyal Order of the Moose, Lodge 265. Funeral Thursday 8:45 a.m. from the Midway Funeral Home, 5948 Archer corner of Malor, to St.

Symphorosa Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Caslmlr Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 4 P.m.

to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 10 a.m. to 9 P.m. 767. Nottmever.

r-unerai service a.m. Thursday at Bormann Funeral Home, 1600 Chicago Melrose Park. Mau 11 a.m. at Sacred Heart Gever. also Marv (Rav) Schamne.

Church. Visitation Wednesday 2 to DE SH0N Ella I. De Shon, me Frailer, 94, of Mount Prospect, beloved wife of the-late George; dear mother of Phillip Jean W. (Lois), Naomi M. (Robert) Dockey, George F.

(Merna) and Paul H. (Renate); P.m. 344-0714. ADfHODNICKY survived by two daughters, Loella Speer and Judi'h Noren; a son, Norman; six grandchildren; and a sister. Mrs.

Sara L. Block Services for Mrs. Sara L. Block, 89, formerly of the South Side, will be at 2 n.m. Thursday in the chapel at 5206 N.

funeral directorv Zuiana Odchodnlcky, nee Pro- -Visitation at the M.J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest Hwy, Thursday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Graveside -services and Interment Huntington Beach, Calif. Memorials to the Kidney Foundation preferred.

631-1240. JAMROCK See John J. Jamrok notice. JAMR0K John J. Jamrok, beloved son of the late Vincent and Anna, nee Mvsllwvi loving brother of Sophia vainick, Deioveo wire or rne iaie Jnhn.

Services 10 a.m. Thursday, eau. granomotner ot mi great-grano-mother of 17. Funeral Thursday, April 30, 11 a.m., at Kolssak of Wheeling Funeral Home, 189 S. vy MAYLAHN Dependable 'mlontiatioa guidance and arrangements are a lew of the services afforded by Hie Funeral Directors lisled here: i April 30, at Mulder Memorial Chapel, 6027 Roosevelt Cicero.

Interment Bohemian National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Norrldge, appreciated. Visitation Wednesday alter 2 p.m. 652- Milwaukee Av. Interment Memorial Park.

Visitation Wednesday 3 to 9:30 p.m. 537-6600. DE VRIES (the late Josepn; oeixa, late Lillian), Joseph (Julie), Mi- UUU3, William A. rvwjyienn or axoxie, ror-merly of Milwaukee, beloved husband of the late Carta; dear father' of Donald J. (Janet) Mavlahn, M.D., John H.

(Kathryn) and the late Robert W. Maylahn; Irandfather of Karen Forshee, athryn Sullivan, Lynne and Michael Maylahn; great-grandfather of Jessica Forshee. Funeral services private. Interment Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee. 673-6111.

In lieu of flowers, make contributions to St. Timothy Lutheran Church, 9000 Klldare Skokie, 60076. ORLANDO Marin P. nrlandn, formerly of Rlv- 1 cnaei leenruuei, wipum n-sa), Edward (Rose), the late Frances and Raymond (Margaret); also survived by and loved by aunts, nivl. niere.

neohews. COUS nS and carnerine oe vnes or souin Pasadena, beloved wife of the late Percy; loving mother of Doris (John) Langendorf; dear grandmother of Nancy; sister of Sadie Voogf, Alice Easterhouse, Henry and Albert De Vries. Visitation 3 to other relatives. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m., trom Becvar Funeral Dlrec-tors, 5218 S. Kedzle, to St.

Gall -rhtirrh. Interment Holy Cross, 10 p.m. Tuesday ar nanowen a. James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th Countryside.

Service 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. In lieu of flowers, memorials mav be given' to St. Luke United Church of Christ, Morton Grove, or Rett Haven. 352-e500.

MCCLELLAND Calumet III. Lifetime member ot Chicago Federation of Local 10-208, A.F. of M. and Polish- Am-rlran AAlitlrtanS Club. Retired foreman for the City of Chicago San-Itatlon Dept.

and veteran of W. II. Visitation Harts Tuesday 4 p.m. DITTRENNER jonn n. nnciieiiana oeioveg husband of Corlnne E.t dear father of Richard (Ellen), Jack (Jackleh, Tim (Lorl) and Don (Beaty); 10 grandchildren) fond brother of Ella Smith, Gordon and the late William.

Services Friday, May 1, 1981,11 a.m, at Edgar Funeral Home, 10900 S. Cicero. Interment Chapel Hill Garden South. Visitation after 3 JfPtON Christine Jepson, age 60, of Wonder Lake ano Mcnenry, oeiovea wire or G. Stanley Jepsoni loving mother of Mrt Fveivn Hurd.

Wonder Lake. wary m. uinoenner, nee dbdcock, late of South Shore, beloved wite of the late Elmer Dlttbenner; fond daughter of Mary J. Babcock and the late George L. Babcock; sister of the late George P.

Babcock Jr. and the late William F. Babcock. Vlsltatldm Wednesday, 2 to 10 p.m. at the Brown Funeral Home, 2939 E.

95th, at Exchange. Interment St. Mary. Funeral arrangements pending. 768-0155 DOBRO erdale, late of Rochester, beloved husband ef Jennifer, nee Flovd; dear father of Jeannette and Michelle; dear son of Michael A.

and Helen J. Orlando; son In law of Donald and Gene Floyd; grandson ot John and Lucv Costablle; brother of Mary Ellen (Robert) Silalus, Mi. chael J. Orlando and Luann D. Orlando.

Visitation after 6 p.m. Wednesday and i to 10 p.m. Thursday. Funeral Friday, May 1, at a.m., from the Drumm Funeral Home, 1200 E. 162d one block west of the Calumet Eipressway on U.

S. 6, South Holland. Mass 9:30 a.m. at Queen of Apostles Church, Interment St. Mary Cemetery.

Please omit flowers, 333-001 1. 0RZ0FF Jerry A. Onoff, 45 years, beloved son of Sylvia and the late Harry of L.A., dear brother ot Lillian Santilll; uncle of Jeff of Phoenix, Aril. Co-founder with Rich Melman of Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants, generous friend to many, Veteran U.S.A. Interment from Groman Mortuary, L.A., Tuesday, April 28.

Original Weinsteln and Sons, 561-1(90. Chicago Memorial Party Wednesday, April 29th, 6:30 p.m. Rlvervlew Room at East Bank Club, 500 N. Kingsbury. For further information, l7t-7340, PfPKE Wllhelm Teoke, beloved husband of Mrs Nellie (Heinz) Bausbaclt, Mun-deleln, Mrs, Nancy (John) Reynolds, wonaer Lane, nowaro 6m.

Thursday, nnemoer or riumuers nlon Local 130 U.A. and Herald Viking Lodge No. 13. Memorials to Moraine Valley Community Church or American Cancer Society pre-feired. 423-1600 or 723-0876.

McBRIEN Geraldln A. McBrlen, nee Schempp, beloved wile of Lee E.t dear mother of Michelle, Michael an Innd tlster of Jovce (Sandra) Watklns, Rolling Mead nwt. Jastle (Sarah) Watklns. MrHenrv. Billy Watklns.

Delavan. Robert W. Rerieker Services for Robert W. Reneker, 68, chairman of the board of trustees of the University of Chicago and retired chairman of Esmark, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, 5850 S.

Woodlawn on the university campus. He died Monday in Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center. Reneker also held numerous corporate directorships and positions of civic leadership. Surviving are his wife, Betty; a son, William; and seven grandchildren.

Arthur Friedman A memorial service for Arthur Friedman, 74, a University of Chicago authority on the writings of Oliver Goldsmith and other 18th-century English literary figures, has been set for 4 p.m. Tuesday, May 12, at Bond Chapel, 1025 E. 58th on the university campus. He died Friday in London, where he had resided part time in recent years. A native of Down-state Maroa, Mr.

Friedman also had a home in Lakeside, Mich. He is survived by his wife, Ann; a daughter, Lois Swan-son; a son, Arthur; and a brother. Walter Edward Tinsley Walter Edward Tinsley, 78, a former, resident of Winnetka and a retired attor-' ney who was associated with the Chicago law firm of Kirkland and Ellis for 43 'years, died last Friday in Bentonville, Ark. Mr. Tinsley had lived in Bella Vista, in recent years.

After leaving Kirkland and Ellis, he practiced law in Naples, for six years before his retirement. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; a daughter, Mrs. Jeanne Tapp; his mother, Mrs. Inez Tinsley; three grandchildren; and a sister. Services were private.

W. Marvin Smith Services for W. Marvin Smith, 76, of Glen Ellyn, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the First United Methodist Church, 424 Forest Av. in the suburb.

Mr. Smith died Monday in a St. Charles nursing home. He retired in 1967 as secretary-treasurer of Food Broker. Chicago.

He is Wis. Johnnie Watklns, Wonder Lake, Michael Welkins, Wonder Lake; fond grandmother of 23; great-grandmother of one; titter of Mn Naitia Curtslnoer and Rutted Reed. NanCV (EUflOne) I Broadway. Mrs. Block died Monday in Hollywood, where she had lived for the last 12 years.

She was the widow of Max N. Block, a Chicago attorney for more than 50 years. Mrs. Block was on the board of Marks Nathan Jewish Orphans Home. She is survived by two daughters, Polly Margot Fish and Char-lotte Flxel; a son, Hal; two grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.

Robert A. Fitxpatrick Services for Robert A. Fitzpatrick, 79, a former programmer for radio station WJJD, will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the chapel at 318 E. 71st St.

Mr. Fitzpatrick, of 7013 S. Prairie was fatally shot Sunday night while walking his dog In an alley behind 6912 S. King two blocks from his home. He had gone through the alley, carrying a flashlight, to look for aluminum cans to be recycled, according to his wife, Jimmie.

He carried no identification, and police learned who he was by following his dog, Bosey, after telling the animal, "Go home, boy!" After he retired from WJJD, Mr. Fitzpat-, rick worked part time at a South Side clothing store and as a cleanup man at Comlskey Park. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son. Howard S. Barksdale A memorial service for Howard S.

Barksdale, 65, a retired Sears, Roebuck" Co. executive, will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in the First Presbyterian Church of Wheaton, 615 Jefferson St. Mr. Barksdale, of Wheaton, died March 28 i while vacationing in Sarasota, Fla.

He joined Sears in 1939 and was senior buyer in the national furniture department at the time of his retirement in 1972. He Is survived by his wife, Evelyn; a son, Michael; and a daughter, Michele Froncrak, Arthur Zakersky, Harold WEST SOUTH THOMAS MclNERNEY $ONt ACIOALUPO-Orfalnal FlrmltM 4e35S.WallaceSt. BOB-0703 Chicago all auourba 047-886? LUCAMA FUNERAL rtOMS NEAR NORTH 1857N.HarlemAve, JM-5150 IILmiWIUII lUKC-LAMB FUNERAL HOhW 1038 N. Dearborn St 73MK2 WtheCemerofOakPerl, EU3-4141 'WAended PrfvaM Partdnfj SOUTHWEST NORTH BECVAR FUNERAL DtMCTOftlS LUCANIA FUNERAL HOMB S216S.Kedzie 77W0- 4700 N. Western Ave.

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notice. D0NKEL Ruth D. Donkel of Buffalo Grove, formerly of Wauconda, beloved wife of the late Peter J.t fond mother of Patricia (Ed) Hoover and Richard (Loann) Donkel; 10 grandchildren: two great-grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday 4 to 9:30 p.m. at Lauter- burg 8.

Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 and William Schempp; ece of Al and Bill Wood. Resting at the ee R. Justen 8, Sons Funeral Home, 3519 W. Elm McHenry. Vlsita- flon Thursday after 2:30 p.m.

Funer. al tervlra Friday 10 a.m. In the Fu neral Hame. Interment Wauconda bert MecKenzie, Fred Schempp, Marie Schmld and Louise Grimes. Visitation at M.J.

Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest Hwy. Wednesday 3 P.m. to 9 P.m. Funeral i Thursday 9:30 a.m. to Imaculate Conception Church.

Mass 10 a.m. In-ferment Maryhill. Memorials to the Cemetery. Memorials to the Muscu lar Dystropny assoc. appreciaien, into.

II53S5-44UU. JOHNSON fc. Nonnwesr Antngron Heights. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, to Our Lady of the Wayside Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment All Saints Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be 1 marl to the American Cancer Socl waiter e. jonnson or ueiray oeacn, St. Vincent ue raui ooueiy preferred. 631-1240.

McDermott See Walter 8. Mackey nolle. formerly ot Oak Park, be. inwA ntitnana ot aa. not sanne ety or masses appreciated, 253-5423.

Innrl father of Richard (Gloria) FVFBIING Johnson and Suzanne (Ronald) Rote A. Everting, nee Nagle, be. 1 loved wile of the late wimami Inuina mnther nf Friward (Arlene) Porter, Jamet T. (Juanlta) Porter, Dnnairl (Marv Ellen) Porter. Wil liam E.

(Jan) Evening, Margaret Manna; loving tatner or uorotny (Bertel) Peterson; dear grandfather of Charles and Paul; greatgrandfather of Alexander; fond uncle of Frederick, Funeral services Thursday, 1 p.m.. at Tohle Funeral Home, 4325 W. Lawrence at Lowell. Visitation Wednesday, 4-9 p.m. Interment St.

Lucas Cemetery, 615-4400. P0LANSKI Eva Polenskl, beloved wife of the late Stanley; lovlne mother of Henry Polanskl and Edward Stachura; dear grandmother ol fhrue; great-grand-mother ol three. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Thursday, April 30, from the Vance Funeral Home, 1424 S. 50th Cicero, to St, Valentine Church.

Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery, Visitation Wednesday, 3 to 9 p.m. 052-5245. NR. See Rose Evarllng.notlc.

(Berle) Conley and Robert (Karen) I Everling; dear grandmother of 1 7 1 areat-arandmother of five; fond SlS MICHAELS See Nora Mlhalopoulos nolle. MIERZYCKI stelanla Mlenvckl, nee Oslnskl, of Evanston (member of Rosary Sodality of Ascension Church, Polish National Alliance and Polish Women's Alliance), beloved wite of the late Felix Mlenvckl; fond mother of Irene Olklewlci and Bernlce (Cas) Priybylskl; loving grand- other of Randy and Roger Pay-lskl. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from Funeral Home, 1571 Maple Evanston, to Ascension of Our Lord Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St.

Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 3 to 10 p.m. UN 9-2900, ter of John and the late Jamet Naola and Helen Gallagher. Funeral Graham; grandtatner ot tour, visits- tlon 2 to 9 P.m. Thursday at Peter-son Funeral Home, 6938 W.

North Av. Services Friday 1:30 p.m. Interment Mount Emblem. 637-4441. KARA Edwin J.

Kapa, beloved husband of Adeline, nee Adamskl; dear father ol Gary, Donna, Alice and Mercla; fond brother of Frances Helen (Ed) Gullotto, Eugene (Rose), Allied (Margaret) and John (Patricia), Funeral Thursday a.m., from Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841.57 W. Hlgglns to St. Bartholomew Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Maryhill cemetery.

Visitation Wednesday la P.m. 74-32)2. Friday, 9 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103rd Oak Lawn, to sacred Heart Mais 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepul chre Cemetery.

Visitation after I p.m. weonesoay. in lieu or tiowert, masses would be appreciated. For public transforation Information call eje-iiyj or uncage.