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Section 1 7- Obltusrias Chicago Tnbune, Saturday, August 6. 1983 Cicero. Dr. Kudzma died-Thursday in his home in Cicero. He had medical offices at 6628 W.

Cer-mak Berwyn. He is survived by his wife, Violet Edythe Dunford; lived on McCormick estate Dr. EUtabetfe I rotoworthy covorago Dr. Elizabeth Seley Hemroens. 6.

off tho classical sound By Kenan Heise SERVICES FOR Edytte DufMi 90, the last person to live on the fabled Edith Rockefeller McCormick estate in Lake Forest, will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in the chapel at 1571 Maple Evanston. Mrs. Dunford, an Evanston resident, died there Thursday in St Francis Hospital. Her husband, John, was superintendent of buildings and grounds at Villa Turicum, the Lake Forest estate, until his death in 1948.

Mrs. Dunford, a native of Chicago, went to live in the rooms above the garage at Villa Turicum after her marriage. Her father-in-law, who had come to Chicago from England to be coachman for Marshall Field, became caretaker of the McCormick estate in 1912, six years after Field died. Edith McCormick was the daughter of John D. Rockefeller.

She and her husband, Harold, built the 40- room mansion in Lake Forest in 1911, but then seldom visited it Barrels of French china were left unpacked for more than 90 years as the McCormicki went their own ways. He took up opera and flying, and she studied psychology under Carl Jung in Switzerland. Mrs. Dunford's husband also went off to Europe, but it was to World War I in France, where he was wounded three times and gassed. He received the Croix de Guerre, a French military decoration for bravery, and a divisional citation.

In 1943, the elder Mr. Dunford died. His son, an employee on the property since 1912, nad replaced him as superintendent of Villa Turicum in 1934. The couple lived there' until he died on the estate in 1948. She left after his death, and the estate was abandoned until it was subdivided in recent years.

Mrs. Dunford left no immediate survivors. John Von Rhoin, Evetya S. NeaJ Private services will be held for Evelyn S. Neal, 76, who died Thursday St Joseph Hospital.

Mrs. Neal was a retired elementary school teacher and also had taught homebound physically handicapped students on the South Side. She was a teacher for 42 years. Born in Chicago, she was a longtime resident of the South Side. Mrs.

Neal was the widow of Judge Earl J. Neal. She is survived by a son, Earl chairman of the board of First Federal of Chicago; a grandson; and a sister. Edgar M. AOiaa Edgar M.

Allina, 79, of West Rogers Park, died Friday in Swedish Covenant Hospital. Mr. Allina was president of Allin's Paint and Wall Coverings, 4839 N. Western Ave. He is survived by his wife, Minnie; a son, Armand; two daughters.

Lauretta Nagatomo and Bilfie; and six grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Bayla J. Gersbowlts Services for Bayla J.

Gershowitz, 44, of Oak Brook, a member of the Oak Brook Board of Education, will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday in Oak Park Temple, 1235 N. Harlem Oak Park. Mrs. Gershowitz died Thursday in Hinsdale Hospital.

She had been serving her second term on the board. She and her husband, Harold vice president of Waste Management Inc. of Oak Brook, founded the National Capital Tay-. Sachs Foundation, responsible for developing the first screening process to detect Tay-Sachs disease. Tay-Sachs is a fatal genetic illness found predominantly among infants born of East' European Jewish parents.

In I960 Mrs. Gershowitz was named Woman of the Year for the western suburbs by ORT, a charitable organization. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a son, Michael; a daughter, Amy Lynn; her parents, Benjamin and Mildred Goodman; and a sister. Lukas Eisler Mass for Lukas Eisler, 81, a retired Janitor, will be said at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in St.

Martha Catholic Church, 8523 Georgiana Morton Grove. Mr. Eisler, a resident of Morton Grove, died Thursday in Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge. He is survived by his wife, Frances; two sons, Frederick and Robert; a daughter, Pauline McNamara; five grandchildren; a great-grandchild; and a brother. Dr.

Anthony J. Kudima Services for Dr. Anthony J. Kudzma, 65, who had been associated with Central Stickney Memorial Health Center, Stickney, for many years, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the chapel at 1424 50th Critic Concertos.

Chamber music. Symphonies. Operas. John Von Rhein keeps you well informed. He tunes you in on classical performances and the recording scene.

Read him regularly in Sunday's Arts Books section, Friday's Weekend section and on other days music is making news. James M. Roach, 76; retired as pipefitter, took to stage a physician, died Thursday in a South Side nursing home. Dr. Hem-mens maintained a practice for 30 years at 111th Street and Fairfield Avenue.

She served her residency at Little Company of Mary Evergreen Park, and remained on the staff there throughout her ca-' reer. Dr. Hemmens is survived by a sister. Services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the Episcopal Church of the Mediator, 110th Street and Hoyne Avenue.

Fraak M. Baaich Mass for Frank M. Banich, 76, a retired plumber in the city Water-Department, will be said at 10 a.m.; Monday in St. Stephen Catholic Church, 1852 W. 22d PL Mr.

Banich. a Near Southwest Side resident, died Thursday in St Anne's Hospital. He was a past president of the American Slovenian Club and former chairman of the Marquette District of the Boy Scouts. He is survived by his wife, Mary; two sons, Dr. Fran-; cis and Dr.

Terence; a Mary Ann Ovnik; and nine' grandchildren. Rita F. Lackweod Mass for Rita F. Lockwood, 53, of Evanston, will be said at 10 a.m. Saturday in St.

Nicholas Catholic Church, 806 Ridge in the suburb. Mrs. Lockwood, a registered nurse, died Thursday in St. Francis Hospital, Evanston. She is survived by tier husband, James four, sons, Thomas, James, John and Don- aid; two daughters, Mary Trednich and Karen; a granddaughter; her father, Henry Dwttrich; a brother; and a sister.

Chieko Hata Services for Chieko Hata, 69, an assistant to the executive director of Chicago Planned Parenthood from' 1952 until her retirement in 1981, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the chapel at 1460 Sherman Evanston. Mrs. Hata, who died Wednesday at home in Evanston, was honored when a Planned Parenthood clinic in Westchester was named for her. She is survived by two brothers and a sister.

Helen Catherine Grselak Mass for Helen Catherine Grzelak, 66, of the Northwest Side, will be said at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Cornelius Catholic Church, 5205 N. Lieb Ave. Mrs.

Grzelak died Thursday in Loyola University Medical Center, near Maywood. She is survived by her husband, Joseph; a son, Jack; a daughter, Dolores Steed: five grandchildren; a brother; and three sisters. AFTER RETIRING as a pipefitter for the Chicago Park District, James M. Roach, 76, took up acting and became part of the Free Street Theatre Too acting troupe. Mass for Mr.

Roach, of the Beverly area, will be said at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Barnabas Catholic Church, 10134 S. Longwood Dr. He died Wednesday at home.

A native of the Back of the Yards neighborhood, Mr. Roach worked for 37 years at Garfield Park. He was a member for 60 years of Pipefitters Local 597. "After he retired," said his wife, Adele, "he seemed to have time hanging heavy on his hands. He didrTt like that.

We heard about there being auditions for the Free Street Theatre Too. We both tried out and made THE COST OF the theater group was underwritten with federal Of the theater group's many per-, formances, "To Life" was a favorite. The play, Mrs. Roach said, encouraged older people to realize that "one's senior years did not have to be spent on the front-porch rocking chair." Mr. and Mrs.

Roach appeared together in that play ana also in a revival of the 1932 play "The Cradle Will Rock." "He was a terrific comedian," Mrs. Roach said. "Usually he played a very fatherly role." In addition to his wife, Mr. Roach is survived by three sons, James William and Robert; a daughter, Sheila Zimmer; and six grandchildren. (thicago (Tribune Naturalist Edmund Jaeger; proved that birds hibernate trips into the southern California mountains and desert.

ON ONE OF THOSE trips, in 1946, Mr. Jaeger and some of his students found a Nutall's noor-will in an an. jggagasjsssi Soviet envoy Sergei Kovalev RIVERSIDE. Calif. UPI Naturalist Edmund Jaeger, who first proved some birds hibernate instead of migrating south for the winter, has died of a heart attack at the age of 96.

When Mr. Jaeeer came to southern California from Nebraska in 1906, he intended to be a physician, but his curiosity about the outdoors led him to study botany and biology. He became what colleagues called an old-time field scientist. He combined botany, zoology, and a fascination with the California desert before specialization of study became widespread. He began a 30-year teaching career at Riverside College in 1922 and continued his weekend and vacation valev, true son of the Communist' Party and the Soviet people, will always remain in our hearts," it said.

Mr. Kovalev was born in 1930 in a village in the Kaluga region of the' Russian Republic. He was a Communist Party member since 1956 and worked in the party hierarchy front 1959 to 1978, the obituary said. He went to Bolivia as ambassador in 1981. By 1951, he was satisfied that some birds hibernate during winter.

He published the findings two years later in National Geographic magazine, and this brought him to the forefront of desert science. Mr. Jaeger, the author of several books on mountain and desert wildlife, died Tuesday in his house, which is surrounded by many rare desert plants he discovered. He had lived there 40 years. MOSCOW UPIl-Sergel Kovalev, the Soviet ambassador to Bolivia, died after a "brief, grave an obituary In the government newspaper Izvestia said Friday.

He was The obituary, signed by Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and other officials, did not give the cause of death or say when or where Mr. Kovalev died. "The bright memory of Sergei Ko Find your next auto in the biggest shopping center in print Chicago Tribune classified DALI See Jeanne Elizabeth Littleton notice. pages VOtGT 'N Eric R. voigt, ae 76, oeiovev hutbtnd tf Florence; dvteV-ftthtr tf Contttnct (Htroldwi Boudretu, RIcMrd (Deanne), Rotten (Carole) tnd Ronald dear rndlathr tf 11; treat-grandfather of three; past President and Commissioner ftr the Worth Senior Clfliont Club.

Villi-lion it the Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 10701 S. Hrlm Worth, 8 to 9:10 P.m., Saturday and. 2 p.m. tt time tf service tt 8 P.m., Sunotv, AmusI 7, 193. Inttrment private.

4484000. i WALD Melvla Weld, beloved husband tf Mary, net Fotler; dear father tf Eilen (Jev) Lewkowlti tnd Jeff 1 (Robin); swing trndfthtr tf Re- chel, Jason, Rebecca and the lete Scott; brother tf Btrbtrt (Ber- nerd) FeWnttn. Graveside services Monday 10 tt Shalom Memort- al Park, Palatine, II. No Chapel Visitation. In lie tf flowers contrt- buttons may be made to Hhjhltnd Park Hosaltel, Oncology Dept.

Info. Welnsteln Bret. North Shore Chapel, 256-5700. WEIDENAAR Ray A. Wtldenter, Aututt 4, ate 1 tt, late tf Homewood, formerly tf Roteland.

husband of the lata Helen dear father tf Helen, i Jeanne (Donald) Meverln tnd Joanne (Donald) Mathewt, both of Crete, ILi trandnttwr of oratory (Denlte) Meyerlnt tnd Susan Crete, (Mark) Duncen, Raymond (Jevne). Mathewt tnd Peggy (Dr. Paula Juergens; areal-trendlether tl JoAnn, Jeffrey tnd Kelly Duncan; brother tf Arthur Weldenaar tf Ltnslnt, IL. Member tf Roteland Post No. 49 A.L., Triune Loot No.

422 A.F. ft A.M., pest netl- dent ot the Resound KrwerHs Club, pest chairmen and director tf the inth St. VMC former director ot the Insurance Brokers and Veteran of W.W.I. Member of the Glenwood Klwanle Club and found- 4 tr tf Rty Weldenaar Insurant Co. In the Roteland tret Hi 1931.

Retting if the Tews Funeral Home, 18230 S. Dill Hwy, I lam wood, 1 tt 9 P.m. Friday. Masonic services 8 P.m. Friday.

Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Interment Oak a Hill Cemetery. Memorial to the Klwtnla Camp ftr Crippled Chll- dren (Plymouth, Ind.) would be IP- predated. SY 8-5300.

wot Henry J. Witt, beloved hutbind of Edith, nee O'Mtllev; loving father tf Michael (Lorlel), Donna (Thorn- at) Harmlun and Euttnt (Shirley) Win; dearest trandfather tf 1 and i great-grandlalher tf one; fond brother of Cetherlne Noten tnd th lat Marlon Perry. Funerel Man- day, a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Horn, 4727 W. 103rd a Oak Lawn, ft Our Lady the Rid Church. Matt It t.m.

Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Vltlletlon Sttur- a day, 4 tt 10 p.m. tnd Sunday, 1 tt 10 t.m. Pleas tmlt flowers.

4th Detre Member tf Our Ladv tf Fatlma Council fed. 3381 K. of C. tnd Mlltwrltht Ltctl No. 163.

Ftr public transportation Mil 436-1I93 tr CMcttt 735-4242. Tb place your ln-Memoriam notice, call 222-2222. MAKENS Clara D. Maken of Wettern springs, beloved wlf of Francis; mother of Francis "Pat" and Leonard lister of Harriet Harry, Leonard Kaciorowskl, Eleanor Lapeglla, Stephanie Besadeckl and Dorothy Dezulsklt: orand- mother of 11. Visitation 2 to 10 p.m.

Sunday, at Hallowell ft James Funeral Home, 1035 W. 55th Countryside. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m. Monday, at St. John ol the Cross Church, Western Sprint.

Entombment Queen Of Heaven Mausoleum. 352-0500. MAKER Mary H. Maker, nee Hank, beloved wife of the late Glenn loving mother of Merlon (the late Dr. Jerome) Brosnan and the late Glenn Maker; dear grandmother of eight; groat-grandmother of Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m.

from Heeney Funeral Home, 3100 W. to Christ The King Church. Mass 10 a.m. Intement Saint Mary. Visitation Friday, to 10 p.m.

238-5500. MANAK Joseph Manak, late of Berwyn, beloved husband of the late Anna; dear father of Edward (Estelle) and Joseph (Lillian) Manak; brother of Agnes Manak, Service Monday, a.m., at H. Marlk Son Funeral Home, 6507 W. Car-mak Berwyn, to St. Odllo Church.

Mats 9:30 a.m. Interment family lot. Member of Holy Name Society Of St. Odllo. Visitation Sunday 12 to 9 P.m.

4844310. McNALLY M.D. Andrew McNally M.D., August 4, beloved husband of Margaret; loving father of Patricia and the late Robert. Funeral Monday, 11 a.m., at Nelson Funeral Chapel, 3149-51 N. Ashland, at Foster.

Interment Rosehlll. In lieu of flowers, memorial to Andrew McNally M.D. Urology Research Memorial Fund, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, 250 E. Superior, Rm. 144, Chicago, IL.

60611, appreciated. Visitation Sunday, p.m. 51- MENSCHING Edward Mentchlnt, at 78, of Rosalie, beloved husband ot Minnie; dear father of Marvin and Betty (Arnold) Nortbxutti levin grandfather of four; fond brother of Fred and Harvey. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday, at Martin Funeral Home, 333 S.

Rosell Roselle. Interment Lakewood Memorial Park. Visitation 4-9 p.m. Sunday. In lieu of flower, memorials It St.

John BulMInt Fund, 579- MINARCINY Ann Mlnarclny, nee Motny, loving wife of the late Samuel; beloved mother of Anne, Martin (Ann) Mlnarclne, Elsie (lat Arthur) Carlson and Milton (Clay) Miner dm dear grandmother of nine; dear area -grandmother of I3j dear sis-for In lw ol the late Matthew Mlnarcln. Funeral service Monday, a.m., at Forest Glen Chapels, 525 N. Etston Av. Visitation Sunday, 1 to p.m. interment Bohemian National.

777-2M7. M0YI Rose M. Move, nee Catalans, beloved wife of the let George dear sister of Charles, Peter, James (Ruby) and Pat (Ann) Catalano and Josephine twlefkt and Ma (Paul) Miner; many nieces and nephew. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Frltdrlch Funeral Home, 320 W. Central at Northwest Highway, Mount Prospect, to St.

Alphentus Church. Interment All Stints. Visitation Sunday, noon to 9:30 P.m. Plea omit flower. 255-700.

GOGGIN Gerald A. Goggln, beloved husband of Virginia, nee Lane; dear son of Marguerite and the late Edward R.i fond brother of Kathryn and Edward of Florida; foster father of Little Jerry of Brazil; Uncle Jerry to Meghan, Katie, Christopher, Nicholas and many other nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m., from Columbian Chapels, 6631 W. North Oak Park, to St. William Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. In-terment Queen Of Heaven. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Cancer Fund appreciated. Member Loval Order Of Moose River Grove Lodge No. 378.

Visitation Sunday, 2 to 9 P.m. 84S-M10 or 379-5151. GOLDEN Evelyn Golden of Beecher, beloved wife of the late Peter J.i devoted mother of Belly (Robert) Hlnshelwood and the late Grace 'Melsner; loving grandmother of Rondell Slaeer and the late Bille Melsner; four great-grandchildren! dear sister of Sarah Keating and Josephine Ibbotson. Service 1 P.m. Monday.

August 8, 1983, at Edgar Funeral Home, 10900 S. Cicero Ave. Interment Mount Hope. Visitation 210 p.m. Sunday.

Memorials to Emmenus Bible School or International Crusades preferred. 423-1600 or 723-0876. HINDERER Maria Hlnderer, nee Bundy, beloved wife of the late Alfred; dear mother of Louise (Joseph) Wagner and Dorothy (George) Leaner; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of five. Service Monday 11 a.m. at Zelger-Mueller Funeral Home, 6453 W.

Irving Pk. Rd. Vlsl-, tatlon Sunday 2 to 9 p.m. Donations 'to charity of your choice. Interment Irving Pk.

Cemetery. 736-2693 HURF0RD James H. Hunero, 64, ot husband of Norma Jean; father ot Diane (James) Kins and Kirk; grandfather of Elisabeth, Christina, Heather and Alicia. Visitation 3 to P.m. Sunday, at Wm.

H. Scotl Funeral Home, 1100 Greenleaf Ave, Wllmette. Services 2 p.m. Monday, at Trinity Church of the North Shore, 1024 Lake Ave, Wllmette. In leu of flowers, memorials to the Lung Association.

Interment Memorial Park. 251-8200. HUSS Marlon H. Huss, nee Muto, August 4, beloved wife of Charles F.i fond niece of Anna Cosentlno and Alice Jeraneki daughter in law of Susan Huss. Vlsifation at Blrren ft Son Funeral Home, N.

Clark from 6 p.m. Saturday until the funeral Monday morning at 9:30. Services In St. Benedict Church at 10 o'clock. Interment St, Joseph Cemetery.

KNIGHT Daniel W. Knight C.P.D., loving husband of Evelyn, nee Burke; devoted father of Dan Jr. Pcggv'fstcvW Meyers; proud grandfather of Ann Marie and Nancy Meyers and Michael, Timothy and Shaun Knight; beloved brother-of Eugene (Eleanor), Mary (the late John) Wales, Patricia (Frank) Bresnahan. Visitation Saturday, from to 10 p.m. and Sunday, from 2 to 10 P.m.

Funeral Monday, a.m. from The Robert J. Sheehy ft Sons Funeral Home, 4950 W. 79th to Saint Denis Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Inter ment Saint Mary Cemetery. Veteran of W.W. II, U.S.M.C. Member Of A.L. Post No.

854. 857-7878 Or Chicago, $82-4400. SCHIR0 Joseph e. sciHro oeioveo husband of Nellie; kwlna father of Victor (Dorothy), Joseph (Irene) and Geortt (Dolly); fond grandfather of four; alto survived by great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, August 8, 10:15 a.m., from Drake, ft Son Funeral Home, 625 Busse Park Rldgt, to St.

Emily Church, Mount Prospect, for Mast at 11 a.m. Interment All Saint. Pie tmlt (lowers. Visitation 2 to 9 KiiiXav 68-336. SHAYER Ruth R.

Shaver, net Olaves, beloved wife of Theodore; loving mother of Peter (Lorraine) Bit-Una; dearest trandmother of three; fond sister of John, Mllo tnd Mm Glavas. Funtral Monday, a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, $800 W. 83rd to St. Svmphoret Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Mary Cemetery, visitation alter 4 p.m. Saturday. In lieu of flower Masses would be appreciated. 735- 4242.

SINGLES Richard J. Slngler (Mltil), beloved husband of Mildred, me Grobh); loving ftthtr of Edward (Patricia), Dorothy (Nicholas) surname Kowal, Donald (Cynthia), Jean and Susan; fond grandfather of tlx; dear brother of Robert (Marion), Edward (Lisa) tnd tlster Beatrice O.S.B. Funtral Mondey, 10:30 a.m., from O'Donnell Berti Scbulti Funeral Home 1811 W. 103rd to St. Margaret of Scotland Church.

Man 11 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Visitation Saturday, 8 to 9 p.m. tnd Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m. 233-0551.

SiXELNING Sothlt V. Skelnlnt, ntt Kriemlntkl, beloved wlf of the Ufa GeoiMi lovlna mother of Do lores (Maurice) Hub; fond sister tl Agnes Hi nil, neien merer, Harry and Alvln Krtemlnskli devoted trandmother tl Derlent Goto-iuch, Dtane Sentore and Georeenn MuUmi araatraiwlnMlthar Of four. Funeral Monday, Autirst 9:30 a.m., from Colonial Funeral Home, 8250 N. Milwaukee, to St. Thee la Church, interment i.

raeioen. Visitation begins p.m. Sunday. 774436. STURDY AAarwn P.

Sturdy. 83. beloved hUS- bnd of Haiel Sturdy; brother of the late Lester J.F. Sturdy; brother In law ot Ricntre (Mitoreoi uwyer. Visitation Saturday, tt 8 at the Blaka.Lamb Funeral Homo.

N. Dearborn St. (Indoor parkin available). Funeral and Interment private. In lieu of flowers, donation lo the National Multiple Sclerosis Foundetlon, Chlcato Chapter, w.

jacnon ini-ctgo 60604, would be appreciated. 735-4242. THOMPSON Stanley J. Thompson, beloved hus band of Jessie, nee Robinson; loving ftthtr of Raymond (Key), Janice (Bernard) Mvers and Olivia (John) MttlhKH)! dear (rtndfether of tliMi fond brother of Helen Humphrey a no jnnn inompson. Chaael larvlc Monday.

1 P.m.. at Blak-Lmb Funerel Home, 4727 w. 103rd oat uwn. interment Willow Hills Memorial Park. Visi tation Saturday and Sunday, to 10 p.m.

For public transportation into. can tit-iiT) tr CMcat nnw. THORNTON Re. Louis J. Thornton, CSC, died Aututt $, 1983, tt Notre Dome, IN.

Funtral Mttt at Sacred Heart cnurcn, Notre Dome, 10 a.m. Monday. Wake service will be of. fared Sunday, 7:30 P.m., tt Moreau Seminary Chapel, Notre Dame. 219- mv-oeau.

NATHENSON Rose A. Nathenson, a 78, patted away Aug. 4 at Michael Reese Hospital, was employed by the U.S. Department of Labor until her retirement In at which time tho became consultant with the U.S. Council of Senior Aide until Member of the Chicago Hadasseh council of Jewish Women, the Chicago Council of Foreign Relation and the Ansche Emmet Synagogue.

Survived by three sisters Clart Conn, Ruth Colretf and Hilda Sinter; two nieces and three nephews. Graveside ttrvicet Sunday, August 7, 1 P.m., Forest Hill Cemetery, Madison, Wit. FItih-Lewrence Funeral Home. 608-238440. NEAL Evelyn S.

Neal, widow of the rati Judge Earl J. Neal; mother of Attorney Earl L. Neal (Isobel); grandmother of Attorney Langdon D. Neal; titter of Marlon S. Fisher; eunt of Evelyn F.

Hand and Antoinette Blrdtont (Ralph); treat-aunt of India Lynn Blrdtont. Retired former elementary and homebound school teacher for physlctltr handicapped students for 42 years. At rest Thursday, Aut. 4, 1983. Private ttrvicet Sunday, p.m., Kersey, McGowan ft Morsell Memorial Chapel, 3515 S.

Indian. Private cremation Monday, Oak Woods Crematory. In lieu of flow-en, family would appreciate contributions to Chicago Urban League. PERIN0 Bruno Perl no, beloved husband of Jennie, nee lavarone; dear ton of the late Rrxco and Josephine, nee AndraccM; loving brother of Car-melle (the late Frank) Plccone, Antoinette (the late Philip) Basil, Josephine (Frank) HIM, France (William) Jackson end tho late Elisabeth (Sandy) Verge and Anthony (Ann) Perlno; son In lew of Theresa and the lat Charles lavarone; fond uncle and treat-uncle of many. Funeral Monday, a.m., from Michael Colette Son Funeral Home, 3240 W.

79th to St. Thomas More Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary.

Pleas tmlt (lowers. Visitation Saturday p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Sunday 1 P.m. to 9:10 P.m.

438-181. PISTELL0 Jacauelln R. pitttiit, net Loverln, beloved wife of Joseph F. Plsteilot loving mother of Patricia (Jack) McCarthy, Joseph and Gall Plstello; fond titter of Roy (Gladys) Loverln; dearest trend-mother ot Kristin McCarthy. Visitation Saturday, from to 10 P.m.

and Sunday, from 2 to 10 P.m. Funeral Monday, a.m. from The Robert J. Sheehy ft Son Funerel Home, 450 W. 79th to Saint Bede The Venerable Church.

Mass II a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Member of Saint Bede Altar and Rosary Society. 857-778 or $83-4400. RIESEN See Jeenne Elliabeth Littleton nonce.

RINGLER Feme E. Rineler, nee Swank, beloved mother of Betty Wallrsch; do-voted grandmother of Michael (Debra) Welllsch and Lerl (Charles) Podruiek; dear daughter ol Mettle Swank and the 11 David; fond sister of Naomi watklna, Phyllis Sanders, Robert Swank and Wilbur Swank. Services Monday, 1 at Ptatf Funeral Home, $001 Lincoln Ave. Intarmtnt All Stints Cemetery. Visitation Sun-' day, 8 to 9:10 p.m.

728.1700. BENN Dorothy H. Benn, nee Mollis, age 68, of Elmhurst, beloved wife of Fred E.i fond mother of Pamela (Van) Brokaw of Palatine; and Cynthia (William) Tweedell of Hickory Hills; sister ol Mary Bo-gardus of Ventura, CA, Herschel, John and Wayne Hollls all of Petersburg, IL. Past President of Elmhurst Garden Club; Past President of Western Chlcagoland Rose Society; Member of A.A.U.W. and Charter Member of Elmhurst Presbyterian Church.

Friends may call on the family from 3 to 8 p.m. Saturday, at the Elmhurst Presbyterian Church, St. Charles and Spring Roads. Memorial Service a Saturday, August 6, at the Church. Memorials appreciated for the Church or the American Cancer Society.

Interment private. BLAZINA See Ruth Shaver notice. BRAUER Wanda A. Breuer, beloved wife of the late Julius Brauer; loving mother of Linda. Interment services private, Graceland Cemetery BRINKMAN Mildred V.

Brlnkman, devoted mother of Fred C. (Florence) Br nkman and the late Joan Carol Brlnkman. Service 11 a.m. Monday if' XiJPJ Funeral Home, 10900 S. Cicero Ave.

Interment Oak Hill. Visitation 1-10 p.m. Sunday. Memorials to Beverly Ev. Covenant Church of Chicago or Episcopal Church of the Ascension of Hayward, Wl.

preferred. 423-1600 or 723-0876 BR0SNAN See Mary H. Maker notice. BR0ZIC Glovanna Brotlc of Melrose Park, loving daughter of the late Marie and Andrea Broilc; beloved sister of Sophie Raseta, Vladimir of Yugoslavia and the late Slanlslav Brotlc dear aunt to many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, August 8, 9:30 a.m., from Rosewood Funeral Home, 4000 St.

Charles Bellwood. Mass 10 a.m. at Our Ladv of Mount Carmel Church, Melrose Park. Visitation Sunday, August 7, 1-9 p.m. interment Yugoslavia.

544.667. BURKE Sec Daniel W. Knlelrl notice. BUSCH Charles J. Busch of Johnsburg, formerly of Chicago, former employee of ATftT In Chicago, Veteran W.W.I., beloved husband of Marie, nee Burns; dear father of Donald (Janet) Busch of McHenry, Kenneth Bosch of Barrlnglon and the late Jeanne Marie Busch; brother of James Busch of Wisconsin, Francli Peterson of Wisconsin and Frieda McGowan of Missouri; grandfather of 13; greatgrandfather of two.

Resting at K.K. Hamsher Funeral Home, 12 N. Pis-- takee Lake Fox Lake, from 3-9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Mass 10 a.m.

Monday, August 8, St. Peter Catholk Church, Spring Grove, II. Interment St. John Cemetery Twin Lakes, Wl. Info 312-507-2100.

CASEY coello' Frank J. Costelto, beloved husband of Franclne, nee Millantl; loving father of Andrew R. (Diane) and Peter J.i dear grandfather of Kathleen and Michelle; fond bother of Don (Pat), Ann (Walter) Scheuf. Funeral Monday, 9: IS a.m., from The Montclalr Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont to Divine Savior Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Visitation Saturday, to 9:30 p.m. and Sunday, I to 9:30 p.m. Entombment St. Joseph Cemetery Bfl-WOO.

Announctmtnts ELIMINATE Suffering-Help Cancer Research. Give Memorial Bequest. Call 430-0055. TAX DEDUCTIBLE The Cancer Research Foundation 808 8 LaSalle 721 Chto 60604 Funtral Directors JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 Erie WHItchall 44060 Ctmettrias CHAPEL HILLS GARDENS Elmhursl-2 spaces-beaut. Masonic Garden, Sect II, Lot 550B, Unit 3 ft 4, W7S.

Write P.O. BOX 5103, Santa Rosa, CA 95402, Chapel Hill Gardens West, Elmhurst. 3 lots, Garden of Restoration, MOO each, will not sep, call collect 404- 923-5103 8 CEMETERY LOTS, together in Shalom Memorial Park. Palatine, II. Currently selling at 5450, asking S300 433-2969 RIDGEWOOD 6 graves, sect.

10, lot 265. 285 each. (1670 for 6. Appron. price.

-ra-M57 pet, wpm MEMORY GARDENS. 4 graves. 1700. 66-3413 Cedar Park 3 graves together fir-sec- lion asking siaw j7-t46 MONTROSE CEMETERY 4 LOTS Gd IOC Reas 966-5728 MEMORY GARDENS Eternal Light aec. 4 iois wzworr wy-wa Chapel Hill Gardens West, Elmhurst, 3 graves, 1.350 each.

165-1373. Fraternal Notices I.U.O.l WCM MO. 11 KN0M MM. I regret to Inform you of the death of Charles Busch, father of Bros. Donald and Kenneth Busch.

Resting at the Hamsher Funeral Home, 12 N. Plstakee Lake Fox Lake, IL. Visitation Sunday, 3 to Funeral Mass Monday 10 a.m. at St. Peters Church In Spring Grove.

Interment St. John Cemetery, Twin Lakes, Wise. Fraternally, Donald J. McCue, President. Death notices ALBERT Marie Albert, nee Terworlh, beloved wife of George T.

Albert loving mother of George L. (Kethv) and Richard H. (Doris) Albert; dear grandmother of Jackie, Lorraine (Mike) Wleber and Rlcki fond slater In law of manyi also nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.m., Casey-Laskowskl ft Son Funeral Home, 4540-50 W. Dlversev.

lo Sf. Genevieve Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Maryhlll. visitation Friday after 6 p.m., Saturday after 4 p.m.

and Sunday 3 to P.m. 7774300. ALLINA Edgar M. Allina, beloved husband of Minnie, nee Levlni dear fattier of Lauretta (Larry) Nagatomo, Bll-lle Allina and Armand (Marilyn) Allina; devoted grandfather of Lisa and Leslie Nagatomo, Matthew, Rebecca, Elliabelh and Adam Allina. Services Monday io a.m.

at Plser Menoreh Chapel, 5706 N. Broadway. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Memorials may be made to Orchard Village for the Retarded.

Member of Avonwood Lodge 921 A.F. 8, A.M. and Medlneh Shrine. Friends may pay their respect at the Chapel Sunday 3 to 8 p.m. Info.

S6l-47T K0HN Freeda Kohn, nee Jesser, beloved wife of the late Harry; dear sister ot the late Ann Greenfield, Lenore, Dr. Jacob, Lewis, Harry and Dr. Joseph Jesser; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Services Monday, 10 a.m., at the family lot, Shalom Memorial Park, Rand Road at Route $3, Palatine. In lieu ot flowers, memorials to the Heart Fund would be appreciated.

Info. Plser Menoreh Chapels, 679-4740. K0WERSKI Norman C. Kowerski, Aug. 1, In San Jose, beloved husband of Angela; loving father of Robert (Nancy) and Richard; dear son of Stella Kowerski; fond brother of Edward (Eveyln) Kowerski and the late Bemice Marauette; dearest uncle ol Mary Carol Zonker and Kevin Kowerski.

Funeral Monday, a.m., from Casey-Laskowskl and Son Funeral Home, 4540-50 W. Dlversoy to St. Hyacinth Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St.

Joseph. Visitation Saturday after 6 p.m. and Sunday, 3 to 9:30 p.m. Enecutlve of U.S. Postal Service and U.S.

Army veteran, W.W. II. 7774300. LANKA John F. Lanka of Brookfleld, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Tur-novsky; dear brother of Paul iEdna) Lanka and the late Rudolph and Charles E.

Lanka; also survived by many nieces and nephew. Funeral Monday, August 8, 9:30 a.m., from Johnson Funeral Home 3845-47 Prairie Brook-, Held, to St. Barbara Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St.

Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Saturday and Sunday, 2-9 P.m. In lieu of flower, masses preferred. 48X1214. liTOBORSKI Helen V.

Lltoborskl, nee Mar-tlnowlci, residing In Wauwatosa, died August 1983, dear wile of the late Clarence J. Lltoborskl; loving mother of Arlen (Dr. Edward Strenk and Barbara (Arnold Spell; fond grandmother of James, Eileen and Thomas Strenk and Andrew Spella; sister of Frank (Christine), Ralph and Nicholas Martin. Cremation private. LITTLETON Jeanne Elliabeth Littleton, beloved wife of the late John O.

Littleton; cherished mother, friend and pal to sons Fred o. Rlesen, U.S. Army Washington D.C., Leo Doll, Chateau LaConte; loving mother ofVlvlan Daugherty and son In law Lowell Daugherty; grandmother and great-grandmother ot 71; stepmother of 11; fond tlster ot Barbara Ding man of Owosso, veteran of US Air Force W.W. 1 1, the Wac-Waf Post 91 American Legion service Sunday at 8 p.m. Funeral services Monday at 12 noon from The Chapel, 2100 W.

95th SI at Hovne. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 2-10 p.m. James Qulnlan Director, 779-3535 L0FGREN Joan A. Lofgren, nee Shukls, 47 years, of Berkeley, beloved wife of James; dear mother of William and Lawrence; loving daughter of Geraldln and the late Frank Shukls; fond tlster of Shirley.

Res-tin at Hennessy-Brone Funeral Home, $903 Burr Oak Berkeley, Saturday from p.m. Fu-noral Monday, 9:30 a.m., to St. Domltllla Church. Interment Queen of Heaven. $444100.

D0HERTY James Doherty, suddenly, beloved husband of Patricia, nee Kane; dear father of Barbara (Edward) Colwell, James M. and Thomas K.i grandfather of Amanda; brother of the late Alexander Doherty. Resting at the Coonev Funeral Home, 3552 N. Southport after 3 p.m., Saturday. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., to St.

Andrew Chapel. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Calvary, Retired member of Division 308 C.T.A. 472-5650. D0N0H0E Hugh Donohoe, beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Hall, Donohoe; devoted father of Hugh P.

(Ann), Mary C. (James) Roeh, Michael J. (Patricia), Anna M. (George) Blelinskl and James T. (Janice); dear grandfather of IS; fond brother of Mary Ellen Hagan, Maggie and Mickey Donohoe in Inland and the late John Donohoe.

Visitation Saturday, from S-10 p.m. and Sunday, from M0 p.m. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from the Robert J. Sheehy and Sons Funeral Home, 4950 W. 79th to St.

Bede the Venerable Church. Mass 10 a.m. In- I terment Queen ot Heaven ceme-, tery. Native of County Cavan, I Ireland. In lieu of flowers, Masses preferred.

857-7878; Chgo. 582-4400 DOST Lillian Dost, nee Qulnlan, loving wife of the late Frank Dost; beloved mother of Irene J. Staslcai dear grandmother of Robin, Col-leen, Frances (Darold) Wolclechowski; fond great-grandmother of Melissa and Darold loving daughter of Gunda and the late Patrick Qulnlan; sister of Patrick and George Qulnlan. Funeral services Monday, 10:30 a.m., from Thels-Gorskl Funeral Homo, 3517-27 N. Pulaski to St.

Hyacinth Church. Mass 11 a.m. Interment Mount Olive Cemetery. Member of Ladles Auxiliary West End Post No. 2004 V.F.W.

Visitation after 4 P.m. Saturday. 463-58(10. F0NTANA Josephine Fontana, beloved wife of the late Antonio; loving mother of Jean McClellan, William (Angeiine), Daniel (Dorothy), Matthew (Laura) and Rose Marie; grandmother of 18; great-grand mother of 10. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.m., from tho Montclalr Funeral Home, 6901 w.

Belmont to St. Bartholomew Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. visitation 1 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, II a.m.

to 9:30 p.m. Sunday. Interment St. Joseph. 822-9300 GERSHOWITZ Bayla Jeanette Gerthowiti, nee Goodman, of 18 Windsor Oak Brook, eeioveo wite 01 Haroidi dear mother of Amy Lynn and Michael Steven: devoted daughter of Beniamln and Mildred Goodman; fond lister of Ann (Lam) Sanders.

Services Sunday, 11 a.m., at Oak Park Temple, I2J5 N. Harlem Oak Park, IL. Interment Monday, 11 a.m., at King David Memorial Garden, Falls Church, VA. Please omit flowers. Memorials may be made lo Hinsdale Sanitarium ft Hospital, Hinsdale, IL.

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