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Chicago Tribune, Friday, December 10, 1971 Death Notice: Obituaries Drug Toll Rises Here White Bread Content Changes Set by FDA Xirschner Marie T. Kirschner, nee Wallace, Dec. 7, wife of the late Monroe; beloved mother of Richard dear sister of Al Wallace and Josephine Bruyere; grandmother of Glenn and Lynn; great-grandmother of Chad and Eric. Visitation at Birren and Son Funeral Home, 6125 N. Clark trom 5 p.

m. Thursday, until tha funeral, Saturday morning at 9:30. Services in St. Margaret Mary Church at 10 o'clock. Interment St.

Joseph Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Cancer Society. Kloc Louis S. Kloc, beloved husband of Es- Clifford Reese F. Clifford, Dec.

age 60 of Fort Lauderdale, formerly of La Grange, beloved husDand of Genevieve; dear father of Reese F. Clifford, Jr. of San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Jane Huebsch of Bloomingdale, New Jersey; seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Visitation after 4 p. m.

Friday. Saturday, Dec. 11, until time of service, 11 a. at Carlson Funeral Home Rhinelanaer, Wis. Interment Elcho Cemetery, Elcho, Wis.

Colitz Joseph Colitz, beloved brother of Alfred, Sidney, Sylvia (Don) Roseroot and the late Harold; loving uncle of Peedee Graff Fred J. Cfoff of Westmont, beloved husband of Lucille nee Schroeder; fond father of Robert of Oshkosh, Betty Vanko of Omro, Richard of West Chicago, Marlene Anderson of Palatine, lit. and Rosemary Venard of Warren-ville; brother of Walter, Clara Berghorn, Raymond and Haroid; grandfather of 13. Service Saturday, 11 a. at the Adams-Wmterfieid Funeral Home, 4343 Main Downers Grove.

Masonic service Friday, 8 p. under the auspices of Grove Lodge, No. 824, A. F. 6.

A. M. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery, Glen Ellvn. Member of Oracle Chapter, No. 180, R.

A. Apollo Commandery, No. 1 of Wheaton, Medinah Tempie A. A. O.

N. M. Vesta Chapter, No. 242, 0. E.

S. and Local No. 701, I. B. E.

W. of Glen Ellvn. Grzanka Louis Grzanka, beloved husband of Mane, nee Kolton; loving father of Irene Frank! Gackowski and Edmund Nora! Stevens; brother in law of Stephanie Grranka; devoted grandfather of Joanne (Ron! Reisinger, Donna Jack! Remmer, Mark Stevens and John Gackowski. Funeral Saturday, Dec. 11, at 9:30 a.

from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 N. Milwaukee, to St. Constance Church. Interment St. Adalbert.

SP 4-0366. Matson Stephen Matson of 4930 langley, Dec. 7, 1971, husband of Josephine; fattier of Josephine Hunter and the late Elmer Matson; five grandchildren. Visitation and services Saturday. 11 a.

al A. A. Rayner and Sons Chapel, 4141 Collage Grove. LI 8 0200. Matunas Peter Matunas, beloved husband of Constance; loving father of Irene IWalterl Beyermann; grandfather of Ward, Lisa and Denise.

Funeral services Saturday, 10 a. at Evans Funeral Home, 6845 S. We'tern. Interment Lithuanian National Cemetery. RE 7-8600.

Matusiewicz Joseph John Matusiewicz, beloved husband of Sylvia nee Adamski; loving father of Joseuh A. Kiekol, LeRoy IMary Ann), Phyllis Larry! Pfeifler, Geo.oianne Ronald! Pfeiffer, Daniel Judith, Christine and Dennis; fond sen in law ol Helen Adamski; aiso survived by 12 srandchi'd'en. Funeral Saturday, Dec. 11, at 10:30 a. m.

from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 N. Milwaukee, to St. Constance Cf.u cn. Inttin.ent St. Adalbert.

In lieu of flowers, masses preferred. SP 40366. McElvain Tumkur Chandrakeerthl A memorial service for Tumkur Chandrakeerthi, 28, of 16W500 58th Clarendon Hills, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow along the banks of the Fox River near downtown St.

Charles. Mr. Chandrakeerthi, formerly of Bangalore, India, died Saturday in Cook County Hospital. He was a graduate business student at Northern Illinois University, De Kalb. His body was cremated following services last Tuesday in the chapel at 2020 Roosevelt Broadview.

The WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (UPD-j The Food and Drug Administration has proposed American bakers be required to double the iron content of their white bread and remove all vitamin D. A spokesman for the American Bakers Association said the industry probably would support the changes. It was the first proposed result in bread and rolls with nutrient levels matching those proposed for commercially baked white bread. Citing "widespread, high prevalence rates of iron deficiency anemia," the FDA said, "the average iron intake in the United States has declined in recent decades due to decreased caloric intakes, less contamination of foods with extraneous sources of iron, and -282 in '71 Deaths from drug overdoses have reached an all-time high in Cook County for both the year and the month of November, according to statistics released yesterday by Dr.

Andrew J. Toman, county coroner. The latest fatalities were two young men who died in separate incidents yesterday just hours before Dr. Toman released his figures. Up until Nov.

31, a record telle, nee Slowlk; dear father of Sister Odelia, O. S. F. and Thomas L. Kloc; i loving son of Sophie and the late An- thonv; fond brother of Walter, Frank, 1 Joseph, Stanley, Roman and Soohie Ba- i welkiewicz.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from the Behnke-McKenna Funeral Home, 5917 w. Irving Park, to St. Pascal 1 Church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation after 2 P. m.

Saturday. Member of St. Pascal Holy Name Society, Choir and Ushers. AV 3-3426. Kohnke Anne P.

Kohnke, late of South Deering, beloved wile of the late Robert: dear the virtual disappearance of ashes will be placed in the riv Brown, Donna Levy, Alberta Ostrow, Alfred Roseroot, James Coiitz and Kathy Colitz. Services Friday, 2 p. at Original Weinstein and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson Rd. Interment West-lawn Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to P. Krauss Leukemia Foundation, Sylvia Roseroot, 6301 N. Sheridan Chicago. Chapel visitation at time of service only. LO 1-1890.

Coston Louise Coston, nee O'Connell, wife of the late James E. Coston; mother of Betty Ling and Audrey Haynes; sister of William and Harry O'Connell; Brand-mother of seven; great-grandmother of one. Funeral John Carroll Sons Home for Funerals, Erie and Wabash Avenue, Saturday, Dec. 11, 1971, 10:30 a.m., to the Cathedral of the Holy Name, where mass will be celebrated 11 a. m.

Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum, Visitation Friday after 4 p. m. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Heart Fund appreciated. Culotta See Theresa M. Ancona notice.

Davis Luretta E. Davis, age 74, of 1111 N. Federal Lake Worth, Fla passed away Thursday, life member of the Art Institute of Chicago. Survived by two daughters, Dr. Luretta F.

Spiess of See Bessie Diange notice. McEvoy Brother I. Francis McEvoy, F.S.C., son of Patrick and Margaret T. Mullane; dear brother of Francis Betty, Sarah-Sister Mary Norberdette, B.V.M., Thomas IRuthl, Margaret and the late Patrick. Edward, Vincent and Joseph; beloved cousin of Margaret Walter Tracy; uncle of Patricia and Catherine McEvoy, Ruth Ann Roberts and Marge Hawthorne.

Funeral masses at St. Pious Church, Tulsa, Okla. 7:30 p.m., Dec. 9 and LaSalle Glencoe, Mo. at 3:45 p.m., Dec.

10. Meade iron cooking vessels." Too Much Harmful It said too much vitamin can be harmful and Americans now get enough from milk, baby formulas, cereals and dietary supplements. Leaving vitamin in bread said the FDA, "may only serve to increase to excessive levels the change in the nutritional content of white bread since the first requirements were set forth in 1941. Other Nutrients Affected Amounts of other nutrients also would be affected, with fixed levels replacing the ranges presently allowed for Vitamin Bl, Vitamin B2, niacin, and calcium. The proposed regulations, to take effect in February unless the industry convinces the FDA to the contrary, also would Increase amounts of the same nutrients in enriched flour to amounts that would er in local Indian custom, said Mr.

Chandrakeerthi's brother, Tumkur Puttaswamy. He also is survived by an uncle and a nephew. Eusebius J. Biggs Services for Eusebius J. Biggs, 73, of 8536 S.

Peoria will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 10727 S. Pulaski Rd. Mr.

Biggs was a civil engineer and general contractor working out of his home for more than 50 years. He had built several United States post 282 persons died as a result of drug abuse, Dr. Toman said. This compares with 277 drug deaths for all of last year. Thirty-five persons died from drug usage during the month of November, Dr.

Toman said, compared with 24 deaths from drugs during November of 1970. "It is obvious that unless some kind of drastic action is taken, we are going to continue to have record drug overdose fatalities every month," the coroner said. Of the 35 drug victims last month, 10 died in suburban mother of Susan, Kathryn, Kenneth and Joan; fond sister of Emily Harry! Pet-rites, Josephine Edward Kuk, Bernice Edward Serwach and Grace Joseph! Riizo; many nieces and nephews. Member of South Deering A. L.

Post Auxiliary, teacher's aide at Bright Elementary School. Funeral services Saturday, 1:30 p. at the Brown Funeral Home, 2939 E. 95th St. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Interment private. SO 8-0155. Kosiba Stanley Kosiba, beloved husband of Mane, nee Trvbalska; dear father of Felicia Kenneth Steffens and Jerry Valerie; grandfather of four; fond brother of Victoria Socha. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a from Kowachek Funeral Home, 5774-76 W. Lawrence to St Constance Church.

Interment St. Adalbert. Kowalczyk Joseph p. Kowalczvk, W. W.

II vete-an Funera Saturday, 9 a. from Chasen Funeral Home, 5766 W. Higgins Av. 'o St. John Cantius Church.

8.m; Marvhill. PE 6-3226. Visitation Friday only 10 a. m. to 10 p.

m. Kratke Lillian Svedeen Kratke, beloved wife of Richard; dear sister of Earl Iversen. Service Saturday, Dec. 11, 11 a. at Matz Funeral Home, 9440 N.

Central Av Guanci Frank Guanci, suddenly, late of Phillips, formerly of Chicago; dearly beloved husband of Delia, nee Mancinl; loving father of Dennis Andrea and Olivia Steven! Bubacz; devoted grandtather of Kelly Ann and Stacy; loving son of Car-mela nee Locasio! and the late Sabino Guanci; fond brother of Fllomena La Joy, Sam Ann, John Kathleen, Mildred Jasper Lombardo, Mary Al Thomas, Anthony Geraldine, Josephine Charles Taylor and Rocco Dorothy; many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Funeral Saturday, Dec. 11, 8:45 a. from DeNicolo-Lesniak Funeral Home, 5734-40 W. Diversey corner of Mango.

Mass 9:30 a. at St. John Bosco Church, McVicker and Belden Avenues. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery.

889-0115. Hansen Teresa Hansen, nee Dewey, formerly of Spring Valley, sister of the late Mary Ellen Bamrick; beloved aunt of Genevieve M. Bamrick. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S.

Kedzle, to St. Gall Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Spring Valley, III. Visitation Friday from noon to 10 P. m.

776-3809. Heintz Edward L. Heintz, of 705 Hunter Glenview, suddenly, Dec. 9, 1971, in intake of vitamin by infants, children, and pregnant women." I offices in Illinois and Indiana, Chicago and Dr. Marguerite Clegg of Lancaster, England, and four grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held 11 a. m. Friday at the Mizell-Faville-Zern Southdale Chapel, in West Palm Beach, Fla. Cremation will follow. Dedouch Edward G.

Dedouch, late of Cicero, beloved husband of Irene, formerly Kol-baba, nee Wisnlewski; dear father of Dorothea William) Gendrom grandfather of Annetta, Renee, Mark and Susan. Services Saturday, 8:45 a. at H. Marik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak Anna c.

Meade, nee Breen, beloved wite of the late Thomas; dear mother of Veronica Fahev, Margaret Wright, Thomas John V. and Robert E. fweade; grandmother of 27; sister of Jchn, Margaret Birmingham of Chicago, Michael in Ireland, Thomas in England, the late Dennis, Mollie Callauhan and Patrick Breen. Funeral Saturday, 11, 9 a. from Col'ins Funeral Home, 5350 W.

North to St. Anqeia Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Que of Heaven.

Member of A Spcietv and Fu Jen Club. Visitation after 5 p. m. Thursday. Native of County Clare, Ireland.

In lieu of flowers, con-tributions to Cancer Fund appreciated. 889-8844. Mprey Julius Merev, formerly of 1331 W. Addison, beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Brewer; loving father of Katherine Max! Gold and Margaret Albert) Bern, stein; devoted grandfather of Michael I Polly Gold, Marilyn Frank Fine end Susan Bernstein; great grandfather of Deborah Gold and Doria Fine. Services Friday, 10 a.m.

at Weinstein Brothers Chapel, 1300 Devon. Interment Dr. Herzl Verein Waldheim. Visitation at time of service. RO 1-2400.

Altho vitamin prevents rickets and maintains proper calcium balance in the body, excess amounts can cause nausea, diarrhea, weight loss, and hardening of the arteries. The Bakers Association spokesman, predicting industry support, said the cost to bakers would be "infinitesimal," and there would be "no change in the appearance, taste, or price of white bread." and had done extensive work along the Illinois Waterway between South Chicago and Starved Rock. He died Wednesday in Christ Community Hospital in Oak Lawn. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Catherine Weyker, and two CHA Cited by EPA for Pollution BY SALLY WAGNER areas, including four in Oak Park and the others in Kenilworth, Harvey, Chicago Heights, Blue Island, Park Ridge and Berwyn, with 24 of the victims being white and the remainder black, he said.

The latest victims were George Sillman, 26, of 565 W. 18th and Ruben Soto, 27, of to Mary Queen of Heaven Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment family lot.

Member of Senior Citizens of Cicero, Pioneer of yiivaic. visitation alter 4 p. m. Thursday. Please omit flowers.

Kuhbaus Selma Kuhbaus, beloved wife of the late Albert; dear mother of Lorraine Harold! Monicke; grandmother of Richard Mon-icke. Service Saturday, Dec. 11, 1030 a. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 Central Av. Interment Concordia.

Kunzendorfer James Kunzendorfer, fond brother of America Club ana Koyai Arcanum, 4-6310. Deegan Marion, husband of Gladys Heintz; father of Mrs. Phillip Cromwell, Edward L. and Elizabeth IBetsy Heintz; one grandson; son of Bertha and the late Louis F. Heintz.

Friends may call at Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple Evanston, after 7 P. m. Friday. Service and interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Heart Fund.

Henderson Rev. Alfred J. Henderson, Antioch, pastor of St. Peter Catholic Church, Antioch, dear snn of the late James B. and Elizabeth O'Leary Henderson; dear A hearing before the city's 2442 S.

St. Louis Av. I Mrs. Louise Coston 3.av,K ana cmi Cramer: I npnnrtmpnt nf Environmental nieces and nephews. Funeral Satumav.

11 from Classen Funeral Home, Mrs Louise Coston, 74 of 505 1 Control Appeas Board yester.j died Death Notices Olive Deegan, Dec. 9, 1971, beloved wife of the late Thomas F. Deegan; fond mother of Mrs. Joan Sudborougb. and Thomas; grandmother of Mark, Joel, Susan, Renee and Adlai Sudborough, Christopher, Amy and Jennifer Deegan; sister of John Bundschuh.

Services and interment private. 238-2182. De Stefane See Bessie Diange notice. 5704 Cermak Road. Burial Bohemian N.

Lake Shore yes' I brother of James A. Catherinel Hend- Sillman's stepfather, Frank Sodetz, 56, found him unconscious with a bottle of barbit-uates nearby. He was pronounced dead at University of day revealed that 600 Chicago Housing Authority CHA in- i terday in her home. She was the widow of James E. Coston I cinerators are in violation of I who, at his death last June 28, was president of Coston Enter- Diange Illinois hospital.

Bessie Henderson; uncle of Sister M. Mary Lou, S. S. N. Marie Therese Remke and Alfred S.

Goska. Resting at Curley Funeral Home, 3510 W. 79th Chicago, after 2 p. m. Wednesday.

At St. Peter Catholir Church, Antioch, after 2 p. m. Thursday. Funeral mass 11 a.

m. Friday at St. Peter Church. Interment Mount Carmei Cemetery, Antioch. Please omit flowers.

Info. 395-4000. city air pollution standards. The CHA was called before Dr. Guy M.

Miller, beloved husband of Mabel fond father of Dorothy Norton; g-anofather of Nancy. Resting at Peterson Funeral Home, North Av. Services Saturday, 1 p. under auspices cf Ffir Oaks Lodqe, No. 1006, A.

F. A. M. Interment Acacia Park. 637-4441.

Miller Melvin H. Miller, age 56, of Flossmoor, husband of Viola Odiel; father of Sandra Joyce and Robert six grandchildren. Resting at the West End Funeral Home, 1340 Otto Chicago Heights, after 2 p. m. Friday.

Services Saturday, 10 a. m. 755 9014. Police said Soto returned I prises, operator of three thea i the appeals board to answer ters in Chicago, and of Stand Bessie Dianae, nee Genduso. beloved wite of the late Joseoh; fond mother of Wilma John! De Stefano, Josephine lEdwardl Jarmus, William IMargarot! and Margaret IMelvinl McElvain, the late Sarah (the late Charles DeCaro; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of si: sister of Frank Di Fiore of Los ul -y.

Lally Robert E. Lally, Dec. 9, 1971, beloved husband of Agnes Doolan Lally; father 0 Patricia Henryl Parnlli; brother of Wllham and the late Grace Lally and Minnie Vollman. Funeral Saturday, 9 0 a. from Sullivan Son Funeral Home, 6311 N.

Clark to St. Ita Church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Calvary.

Larsen fes, Raymond M. Larsen A. of North-P! brook, beloved husband Br.naa; dear son of Raymond and Eva; fond brother of Janice Naylor. From Meyer-Simkins Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster, I Morton Grove, Saturday, 9:30 a. to St.

Catherine Laboure Church. Ma's 10 a. m. Interment local. Visitation after 7 P.

m. Thursday. YO 5-2500 home from his laborer's job and told his roommate he had bought some pills from a ard Theaters, operating department charges that the Adamski See Joseph John Matusiewicz notice. Allinson Harold V. Allinson, suddenly, of Sarasota, Fla husband of Ethel father of Yvonne M.

Dana, of LaGrange Park, and Joanne A. Roehl, of Darien, grandfather of five; brother of Mrs. H. E. Hollowav, of Tucson, Aril.

Visitation Thursday 35 and 7-9 p. m. at Merker Funeral Home, Hlllgrove and Franklin, Western Springs. Funeral Friday, 11 a. m.

Interment Saturday 10 a. m. at Williams, Iowa, Memorials may be made to Community Memorial General Hospital, LaGrange. 246-1500. Ancona incinerators were burning theaters in Wisconsin.

She is it. i 4 I Angeles, Cal. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 i a. from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedrle, to St.

Turibius Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 76-3809. Mitrovich 7 by two daughters, swallowed all the pills and then Bett and Mrs Au. told the roommate that he felt Wavnos.

covpn trash in violation of ordinances that regulate the use of such facilities. The incinerator regulations Henrichs Arthur C. Hendrichs, age 79, beloved husband of Hten; fond father of Arthur G. I Lois! Henrichs; loving grandfather of Darlene Bicker and great-grandfather of Todd Bicker. Services Saturday, 10:30 a.

at Krauspe Chapel, 3705-07 N. Lincoln Av. Interment Graceland. 50 year member of Ravenswood Lodae, No. 777, A.

F. 8. A. M. M-morials to Epiphany Church will be appreciated.

1525! i0 I dren, one great grandchild and Draper Ethel S. Draoer of Mount Prospect, beloved wife of the late Daniel; dear mother of Rosalie Kotel. Memorial serv- 1 ices Friday evening, 8 o. at Com- i two brothers. Mass will be said i went into effect Jan.

1. yi a at, ui. thony's hospital. Ligammari munity Presbyterian Church, 407 N. Main I Higby Mount Prospect.

In lieu of flowers. at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Holy Can't Afford Work Name Cathedral, State and Su- A spokesman for the depart-perior Streets. i ment said the CHA toid the memorials to the church appreciated.

Dub Brnice M. Dub, nee Boikowski, beloved wife of Stanley loving mother of i Theresa M. Ancona, nee Culotta of Melrose Park, beloved wife of Domlnick; loving mother of Anthony ILeel, Anna IVincentl Bennett, Jack (Louise), Ronald (Winifred! and Dolores Steve Snair; fond grandmother of 16 grand children; dear daughter of the late Jack and Anna Culotta; sister of Rocco Claral Culotta, Frank Culotta, Anthony IMafaldal Culotta, Angelina Frank! Tosti and the late Louis and Joseph Evangeline Culotta. Funeral Saturday, Dec. 11, 9 a.

m. from the Ed. Prignano Funeral Home, 1815 W. North Ay. Broadway and North Av.

Melrose Park. Mass 9:30 a. m. at Mount Camel Church. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery.

344-0635. board it could not afford to bring the incinerators into compliance with city ordinances, which regulate the emission of smoke, dust, odors, Suranne and Marlene (James) Murphy; grandmother of Kevin; fond of Charles (Eleanor! Boikowski. Funeral Saturday, December 11th at 9:15 a. m. from Baran Funeral Home, 2644 46 N.

Central Ave. to St. Priscilla Church. Mas 10 a. m.

Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. NA 2-1488. Eckert Ofto J. Eckert of Westchester, formerly Nora Alice Higbv, beloved wife of the late Noble lond mother of Evelyn Cooksey ard Waiter; sister of Nettie Burr, Lola Whi'e, Ted Woodruff and the la'e William Woodruff; grandmother of Patricia and Michael.

Services and visitation te held at ndhart's Home, 6l2-2nd Avenue South, Humboldt, Iowa. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Christian Children's Ho'e, Council Bluffs, Iowa, will be appreciated. 698-3368. Hoffman Bertha K. Hoffman, nee Feldmann; dear wife of the late Matthew; fond r.ister of Eliese Swanson; aunt of many niecs and nephews.

Restinq at Conboy Funeral Home, 6150 W. North after 7 p. m. Thursday. Services Saturday, 10 a.

m. from ch.ipel to Church of St. Angela. Interment Acacia Park. 237-H34.

Anthony T. Ligammari, beloved son of Frances and the late Saivatore; aear brother of Mary Val Walsh, jchn IMaryl, Isabel (Joseoh Sc.ortino ard Rir IHeleni; fond uncle of manv nie-es and nephews. Funeral Saturday, 9:45 a. from The Montclair Funeral Hoto, 6901 W. Belmont to Our Lady nf the Anqels Church.

Miss 10: 30 a. Interment Mount Carmei. NA 2-9300. Lockwood Eugene Lockwood, beloved husband cf 1 Elizabeth, nee Cowell; loving lather of Linda and the late Lora; son of Cora Piines; brother of Irene Funera! Sa'ur- day, 10 a. at John V.

May Funeral HDme, 4553-61 Milwaukee Av. Interment Ridegwood. Lucas Frieda Lucas, nee Zemaitis, loving- sister of Stella Zemaitis and Blanche Zemaitis Hill of Whitehall, Mich. Services Fridav, 9 a. from Boldyqa Funeral Home.

The Rev. Neil Diver Mass for the Rev. Neil Diver, 56, former Chicagoan who died in Fredonia, Wednesday, will be said at 11 a. m. Tuesday in Our Lady of Grace Roman Catholic Church, 2455 N.

Hamlin Av. Father Diver was ordained in 1943. Af- and require that incinerators not be a nuisance. The CHA was given until Angelus Patricio Hattiel Anselus, beloved sister Study Asks Vast Heart Ills Fight WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 UP)-The government was told today that death and disability from heart attacks, brain strokes, and other blood vessel maladies have reached epidemic proportions in the United States A major new national program of research and education costing $295 million for the first two years alone is needed Feb.

8 to complete a plan to control emissions from the 600 BUnch S. IBIagal Mitrovich, beloved wife of the late 'oving mother of Christ Steve Zoral, Georue ISmi.ial and the late Nicn (Dorothvl; dt-ar grandmother of eioht and grrat-grandrrrther of 10. Resting at MuZYka a-d Sen Funeral Home, 2157 W. Chicago Av. Pcen Friday, Dec.

10. 6 p. m. Services at St. Steven of Decani 5rfc.an Eastern Orthodox Church, Leiand Saturday, Dec.

11, 197. 11 a. m. Interment Mcntro'e Cemeterv. 'l lie in state at church from 10 a.

m. until time of services. Please cm Memorials to St. S'evon of Ocini Mortoage Fund would be Member of St. George L'd-ie.

15. S. N. F. and St.

Stevens Circ'e of S-rbian Sisters. Visitation Thursday after 5 P. m. BR 8-7767. Mizojewski C'aa ViriosH cf Cicero, beloved w'fp of the Mte Frank; loving mother of Ele'nore lEdwardl Reznicek and the late Gertrude Louis Mastel; fond is-ter of Martha Cichv; dear orandmother of IJrsephj Ch'arito, Georqe IKren) and LaVerne Reznicek.

Funeral services Saturday, 9-30 a. Mnraverok Funeral Home, W. 25tti Cicero, to Mary Queen cf H--1 rn Church M.ass 10:30 a. m. Interment St.

Adalbert. TO 3-4242. Moss Jessie C. Moss, nee Tumbull, beloved mo'her of Betty Miller, Charlotte Laf-ferty. and the late Earl Craig; fond grandmother of five; great-gra-dmother of one; dear sister of Crissie Aitken.

Resting at W. E. Kerr Chaoel, and Marshfie'd, Harvey, where services will be heid SaVday, Dec. 11. 11 a.

m. Interment Cedar Park. 331-0016. Visitation Friday. 2 to 10 p.

m. Motos Willie Wavne Motes, husband of Colleen; father nf William and Kimberly; brother of David. Herman, Edward, Helen and Mary; rcn of Mary and J. D. Metes, i Resting at Kowske Funeral Home, 1449 I w.

51st St. Services Saturday at Vlsita-i tion Cnurch. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Hofjan er serving as a chaplain with i incinerators. It tes in.

the Army Au- Force during World War II, he served in i cinerators-Kansas parishes until his Sued by State Group death. He is survived by a sis-; The housing authority also ter, Sister Charles Maurice, has been sued by the state En-and two brothers, Maurice and vironmental Protection Agency Charles. EPA for violating state air of Oak Park, beloved husband of the late Tillie Eckert; father of Mildred Tuccl and Raymond M. Eckert. Member of Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No.

1344. Funeral Saturday, Dc. 11, 1971, from Senne Funeral Home, Lake at Second Maywood at 9:15 a. to Church of Divine Infant, Westchester, Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Thursday after 4 p. m. 343-0014.

Ericson Norman O. Ericson, age 62, of Wheeling, beloved husband of Ethel Joan, nee George; dear father of Sally E. IFredl Rickert Jr. and John C. (Linda! Ericson; dear grandfather of five.

Funeral services, 2 p. Saturday, from Strang Funeral Chapel, 410 E. Belvidere Grevslake Interment private. Friends please omit flowers. 223-8122.

FIcischfresser Bernice E. Hoqan, nee Lavelle, beloved wite of Harold dear sifter of Irene Homer and Beatrice (Mart! Kelly of Springfield. and the late William R. lavelle. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from Wm. C. Smith and Sons, 2500 N. Cicero Av to St. Genevieve Criurch.

Interment St. Joseph. 237-8070. Hosek Frank J. Hosek of Berwyn, formerly of Cicero, betcved son of the late Joseph and Anna Hosek; loving brother of Jcseph ILydia), Mary the tate Adaml Ardovitch, John (Helenel.

George (Annl and the late William Hosek. Funeral services Saturday, 8:30 a. from Mo-ravecek Funra Home, 5318 W. 25th Cicero, to St. Odilo Church.

Mass 9:30 Interment SI. Adalbert. TO 3-4242. of Mary Get! of California, Anthony (Josephine) Anqelus, Julia Utr, George (Stella! Anqelus, John (Jean! Angelus and Be'te (William! Janus and the late Anna ZolD; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral 9 a.

m. Saturday, Dec. 11 from the Vance Funeral Home, l4 S. 50th Cicero to St. Anthony Church Interment St.

Casimir Cemetery. 652 5245. Badder June M. Badder, dear wife of Fred; loving mother of Christine (George! Amdt, Jeffrey Hiskett, Nancv IStevenl Thorn, Walter Hiskett and Theresa Catherine Badder; stepmother of Donna Marie IJerry Law; grandmother of five; sister of Lillian (James! Beranek. Services private.

No visitation. Bajorek See George E. Peterson notice. Bamrick See Teresa Hansen notice. Bennett See Theresa M.

Ancona notice. Bernard corner ot iist end Wood Streets, to SS Cyril and Methodius Church for 9:30 a. m. mass. Interment St.

Casimir Cem. tery. Liturgical wake service Thursday evening 7:30 p. m. PR 6-1110.

Mancini See Frank Guanci notice. Maranto Maria F. Maranto, nee Fazio, beloved wife of the late Joseph; dear mother of Vincent Rev. Charles L. and Sally (Tom Monsler; fond grandmother ot Cynthia (Bruce! Tavlor, Denise and Ciaudette Monster.

Visitation at the M. J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 North-west after 3 p. m. Friday.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. to Our Lady Mother of the Church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

631-1240. Marding Margaret M. Marding, loving daughter quality standards from its in-' cinerator in the Bridgeport Homes. Reinhardt Fleischfresser, beloved husband of the late Hulda, nee Dally; fond father of Ruth (Gustav! Schneider; brother of Agnes Diener, Martha Ziesemer, Mar Mrs. Florentina Fisher Mrs.

Florentina Fisher, mother in law of Rep. John Erlenborn 111., died yesterday in a Washington, D. hospital. Mrs. Fisher's husband, Nelson, died in 1945.

She formerly resided in Elmhurst. to try to alleviate the scourge, said an advisory scientific task force of the National Heart Institute. The 15-member task force began its studies in July, 1970. Its members represent private institutions or agencies in the heart disease and related fields. garet Hawthorne, Albert, Harold and m-Hr'-Tt; q-anil hr Ev'vn Member of Ben Hur Lodge, No.

818, I IIoWP a. m. r. im. ruiiprai aan'ruav, urt.

'1, 9-30 a. at Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 W. Belmont Av. AV 6-8740.

of the late Gerhard and Marie Marding; The agency alleges the homes at 2400 S. State are violating standards while burning garbage and refuse on the site. Yesterday, the Illinois Pollution Control Board voted to hold additional hearings on the agency's suit. dear sister of Alvina Ross and the lale i 4iriKV.cn She is survived by her daugh Leroy S. Howe, beloved husband of the late Rosilie; brother of Harold (Bessie! Hcwe.

Services Saturday. Dec. 11, 10 a at H. Marik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak Rd.

Interment Mounl Auburn. GU 4-6310. Jackson Dorothy J. Jackson, loving daughter of Cecelia and the late Charles; dear sis At a oress conference amoli-! ter, Mrs. Dorothy Erlenborn; fying its formal report, the a son- Richard, three sisters group said that if the recom-; and six grandchildren.

Mass ter of Claire I Bill I Kmewel, Robert F. lAnnt, Thomas R. Mary) and ihe late Charles Jackson. At Mee 8, Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park until 9am Saturd.lv. Mass 9:30 a.

m. at St. Tarcisus Church. Interment All Saints Cemetery. IR 8 0038.

Lucy Miller, Edith Entrop, Luzzetta Hecker, Frank and Peter Marding. Funeral Saturday. I p. at Ketcham Funeral Chapel, 2036 W. 79th St.

Interment Mount Greenwood, 50 year member of Galaxy Chapter, No. 210, 0. E. S. HU 3-6202.

Marlin Lillian P. Marlin, beloved wife of Joseph; loving mother of Mrs Marian IMartinl Christensen, Mrs. Shirley lEdwardl Brockman; fond sister of Walter, Paul and Flora Raabe and Viola Drv- nan; grandmother of Martin Richard, Jayne, Paula and Joanne. S- -vices Saturday, Dec. 11 at 1 p.

m. at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 625 Buse Highway, between Tnuhv and Oakten Park Ridqe. Interment Ridie.vnd Cemetery. Visitation after p. m.

Fri- day. 698 3368. Rnte Mroczek, nee Zvgadtn, of 2920 W. anth belnved wife of the late John; dear mrther of Josenh fFlorencel. Raymond llrenel, the late Walter (Dorothy and the lte Bruno; fond grandmother nf 10.

Funrral Saturdav, Dec. 11, at 9 3a a. nv. tro-n Fnrtura Funeral 44P1 S. Ke'r-e to St.

Pancratlus Chu-ch. 10 a. m. interment Resurrection Cemttery. Info.

LA 3-7781. Nelson L. Nelson, nee Loeck, of Cieem. wte of the late Richard: fond mM-ier nf Richard sister of Viclet IRIrhardl Segna, Marilyn (Ed-wa'd) Havlat and tiie late Arlnne at Hitzeman Fuaeral Hce. 9145 vV.

3M Brooktieid. Saturdav, 10 a. m. Interment Fnrrst Hi-pie. Please omit flowers.

Mn-r-'iaU atcd. Visitation Trur.da: after 7 p. m. 485-2000. Nousse Margaret Nousse, nee Dahm, beloved wife ot the late Jacques; fond mother of Raymond Bernard, belovrd husband of Catherine, nee Krause; loving father of Shirley and Joan; fond brother of Eleanor IStevel Slahor and Lorraine (Joseph! Thompson.

Services at Tohle Funeral Home, 4325 W. Lawrence at Lowell, Saturday 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. Please omit flowers.

MU 5-4400. Biggs Eusebius J. Biggs, beloved husband of Cecilia Guine Biggs; devoted father of Catherine B. Clementl Weyker of Harvard, loving grandfather of Marianne (Mel Perlman and Jane Weyker; fond brother of the late Naomi C. Schlo-bohm.

Visitation after 3 p. m. Friday. Funeral services Saturday, 11 a. m.

at the Sheehy Funeral Home, 10727 S. Pulaski Road. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Member of Odd Fellows John Erick'on Lodqe, Western Society of Engineers, National Sheriff's Assn.

and Barracks No. 1725 Veterans of W.W.I. ST 3-7700. Brenner Laura Brenner of 350 N. Lake Shore fend sister of Harriet B.

Allen, Rose B. Green, Shirley Brenner, Helen Our 81th Year Commercial Accounts Invited 64 E. MONROE 909 N. Harlem mc-ndations are carried out, I will be said at 10 a. m.

Mon- there could be some reduction day in Mary Queen of Heaven in these death and sickness Roman Catholic Church, 426 rates in the next two or three Northwest Elmhurst. years and possiblv as much as 90 per cent reduction in the in-; Jean IL KemPner definite future. Services for Jean H. Kemp- Moreover, they ner, 71, of 535 N. Michigan progress toward achieving such will be held at 10 a.

m. tomor- objectives might be attained if row in the chapel at 25 E. the American people, with med- Erie St. Mr. Kempner, owner i'cal aid, would keep their blood of John H.

Kempner 1 E. Jacobs Peter P. Jacobs, beloved husband of Leona, nee M.erevich; dear brrther of Stelie Sweeney and the tate Dr. Anthony, AHelph and Bernice; uncle of Anita and John Sweeney and Celeste Sarnow. Funeral Saturdav, Dec.

II. at 9:15 a. Greenhouses Oak Park Foley Mae Foley, nee Cnstello, beloved wife of the late Leo A. Foley; loving mother of Francis Ann Foley; dear grandmother of Michael Foley; fond sister nf the late John, Joseph, William. Ann, Gervis and Lawrence Costello.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 3737 W. 79th to St. Denis Church. Interment St.

Mary Cemetery. 735-4242. Franzen THIle D. Franien, beloved wile of the late Herbert; dear sister of Harry (Anneline Kllmek and Adeline ILaddlel Smrt, the late Vera Stock, Felii Klimek and the Rev. Lawrenc; Klimek; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Fu-ne-al Saturday, 10 a. from the Vance Funeral Home, 1424 S. 50th Cicero to Ml. Auburn Cemetery. 652-5245.

Freiberg Fred H. Freiberg, beloved husband of the late Selma, nee Gronow; loving father of the lale Leroy I grandfather of Joan Gussy and Leslie Freiberg; six great-grandchildren. At rest at the John V. May Funeral Home, 4553-61 Milwaukee until 9 a.m. Saturday.

Services Saturday, 10 a. at Our Saviors English Lutheran Church. Interment Irving Park. Friedman Theora May Friedman, Dec. 8, dear mother of Vernette Friedman.

Graveside service will be held 10:30 a.m. Friday at Acacia Park Cemetery. Memorials appreciated to Lutheran Home and Service for the Aged Building Fund. 800 W. Oakton Arlington Heights.

Info. 253-0168. trnm Lack Funeral Home, 2424 w. 691h Marnell See John J. Kelly notice.

rn All saints Lnurcn, wain sireer and State. Interment St. Casimir Lithuanian Cemetery. 737-1213. Martin pressure normal, quit or re- Wacker industrial lighting Funeral Directors Robert C.

Martin, Dec. 8, 1971. beloved son of Bertha and the tate Clarence Martin; dear brother of Marilyn (Edward! I Bishoff; fond uncle of Lisa. Danny and Davev. At Smith-Corcnran I Funeral Home, 6150 N.

Cicero where services will be held Saturday, 1 Dec. 11, at 1 p. m. Visitation after 11 a. m.

Saturday. Interment Mnunt Olive. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be given to the Leukemia Foundation. 736-3833. Margaret I Raymond! Gabel, Lorraine Frrdl and LaVerne lAdrianl May; granfmolher of 16; great-grand-mnther of 20; sister of Frances Easton and Agnes Schuh.

Resting at Lewis Funeral 7600 W. Grand Av. at The Circle, after 5 p. m. Friday.

Funeral Saturday, Dec. 11, at 9 a. to St. Celestine Church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. 453-1234. Brenner and Ada Joyce Einesman.

Private services were held. Info. Piser Memorial Chapel, LO 1-4740. Breske frain from cigaret smoking, and be wary of the amounts and kinds of fats they consume in their diets. sales representative, died Wednesday in his home.

He is survived by his widow, Josephine; two sons, Jean A. and JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 E. Erie WHItehall 4-6060 10 Jarmus See Bessie Diange notice. Jay Edward J. Jay beloved husabnd of Noretta, nee Clark; loving father of Edward Jr.

(Marion, Eugenie IWIiliaml Barclay, Patricia Edward Tessendorf and Joseph Audrevl; dear brother of Agnes Geesner; fond grandfather of Bruce, Paul, Gary. Shann, Ciaudette, Jeannme. Anita, jeffrev, Roderick and the late Keith. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W.

Hiqgins to Queen of Rosary Church, Elk Grove Village. Mass 10 a. m. Inter-ment St. Joseph Cemetery, Past Commander of Woodrow Wilson Post, No.

4, DAV. In lieu of flowers, masses would be appreciated. Visitation Thursday after 6 p. 774-3232. They also said, however, that 'Ronald; a brother; and high blood pressure, high-cho- i grandchildren, lesterol diets and cicaret smok-! Cemeteries ine have not hpfn Edward L.

Heintz determined to be critical factors contributing to the Gavigan Beautiful FUI3ERAL DIRECTORY Ina M. Gavigan, nee Kerkering, formerly of 9325 S. Laflin beloved wife of the late Wilbert fond daughter of Ina M. Storlz devoted mother of John W. and James mother in law of Carol Gavigan; grandmother of Keith John and Scott John Gavigan.

ffgRosehill Josh See Mae Wright notice. Juda Sophie Juda, nee Matvga, beloved wife ot Louis; loving mother ot Louis Jr. Edward L. Heintz, 61, of 705 Hunter Glenview, property manager for George J. Cyrus, Evanston realtor, died yesterday while hunting near Marion, 111.

He is survived by his widow, Gladys; a son, Edward; two daughters, Elizabeth and Mrs. Alison Cromwell; his mother, Mrs. Bertha Heintz. and one grandchild. Dependable information, guidance and arrangements are a taw of the services offered by the Funeral Directors listed here! Mary Breske, nee Jazdrewskl, beloved wife of the late Isadore; loving mother of Harry (Irene! and Alice Walter! Smo-leni dear grandmother of Ronald Smolen.

Funeral Saturday, Dec. 11, :15 a. from the Schielka Funeral Home, 7710 W. Addison to St. Ferdinand Church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert. Please omit flowers.

NA 5-3444. Bubacz See Frank Guanci notice. Caldwell William I. Caldwell, 62, of Woodstock, husband of the late Margaret, nee Murphy; father of Michael T. and William I.

son of the late William and Agnes Kelly) Caldwell; brother of Mrs. Margaret Dopke; grandtather of five. Funeral mass Saturday, 10 a. m. at St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Woodstock. Visitation Friday after 2 p. m. at Schneider, Leucht, Merwln and Cooney Chapel, N. Rt.

47, Woodstock. Interment Cavalry Cemetery, Information 81 5-338-1 710. Canty Darlene Ruth Canty, nee Manthel, ol Downfrs Grove, beloved wite of Thomas dear daughter of Ruth and the late Fred Manlhei of Freeport, also survived by cousins. Visitation Friday, Dec. 10, 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.

m. at Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Main Downers Grove, where service will be held Saturday 11 a. m. Prayer service Friday evening at 8 p. m.

In lieu of flowers, masses preferred. Interment Queen of Heaven. 968-0406. Area Marine Walks Railing, Falls to Death I Darlene John I Doris Richard I Marshal and Kathy; sister of Lorraine NORTHWEST WEST Billol Joseph; grandmother ot seven Funeral Saturdav, 9:30 a. from Dra- 6HUU N.

RAVENSWOOD AVE. 561-5940 Priced to unit your needs Perpetual Charter Endowed Cart Non-Stctariin banskl Funeral Home, 1410 N. Ashland CHAS. W. ANDERSON BE 5-2581 4325 Armltage Ave.

CHRASTKA MEMORIAL CHAPELS 3440 W. 26th St. 762-1211 6301 W. Cermak Rd. OL 2-1023 OTTO J.

OCEAN'SIDE, Cal. Dec. 9 Services will be private. Special I An lfl-year-old Ma- rine from suburban West Chi-! JAEGER FUNERAL HOME Cicero Ave. Kl 5-1331 3526 N.

to St. Stanislaus Kostka Church. Interment St. Adalbert. Visitation Thursday, 7 P.

m. 276-2934. Kaczerzewski See George E. Peterson notice. Karzis Chrest D.

Karzis, Dec. 9, 1971, father nf Helen IRaiphl Dupuis, Marty Wynel 'N Mnunt F.milim C.empterv MALEC FUNERAL HOME cago was killed today when he SOUTHWEST HA 158uO 274-4100 834-38 N. Ashland Ave. 6000 N. Milwaukee Ave.

fell 100 feet from a highway bridge while trying to show Outstanding bnouty Finest MaintMane Modttt Coit Call er writ for ham brochir. Grand Av: 0 County Line Road, JOHN C. two friends he was unafraid to MEISZNER Irving Park Rd. PE 4 9000 5624 W. i Cliaplick walk on the bridge railing.

Oceanside police said Pvt. HENRY W. MUELLER 5308 W. Belmont Ave. Elmhurst, III.

AV 4-8740 BEUKEMA FUNERAL HOME 10456 S. Western BK 1-2144 BRADY-GILL FUNERAL HOME 2929 W. 87th St. 436-2600 EDGAR FUNERAL HOME 10900 S. Cicero, Oak Lawn 723 0876 EGAN FUNERAL HOME 3700 W.

63rd St. LU 2-2000 Visitation al Laughlin Sons Chapel, 2100 W. 95th at Hovne, fron 12 noon until I 10 p. m. Friday.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. to St. Margaret of Scotland Church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. PR 9-1100. Gillett Frank A. Gillett of Downey, fond brother of Raymond J. ot 11695 Lenox Yucaipa, Cat.

Funeral 9 a. Saturdav, Dec. II, 1971, from the Schmae-deke Funeral Home, 10701 S. Harlem Av Worth, to Our Lady of the Ridqe Church, Chicaqo Ridqe. Mass 9-30 a.

m. Inferment Holy Sepulchre. 448-6000. Gloppcn Thora Marie Gloppen; wife of the late Albert mother of Harriet, Larson, Dorothy Canpell and Robert C. Glopnen; and the late Raymond and Walter Glnp-pen; sister ot Gudrun Croutrburg; grandmother of einht; great grandmother of 21; great great-grandmother of one.

Friends may call Friday alter 2 p. m. at Pestle-wait Village Chapel, 523 Lake where services will be held Saturday, 10:30 a. m. Interment Elm Lawn.

EU 3-4141. Goldberg Morris (Morrlel Goldberg, 66 years, of 912! Niles Center Rd Skokie, beloved husband of Marian, nee Harris; dear son of the late Sam and Bessie; fond brother of Dave I Edward I Allele), Jack IDorolhyl and Rose Goldberg, and the lale Max. Services Friday, 1:30 p. at Weinstein Brnthers North Shore Chapel, 111 Sknkie Blvd. at Old Glenview Road, Wllmette.

Interment Westlawn. Omit flowers. Member of Skokie Valley B'nal B'rith. Visitation at time of service. RO 1-2400 or AL 6-5700.

Gorman Frederick M. Gorman of Bellwood. beloved husband of Virginia; dear son of the lale Brigld, nee McLenden and John Gorman of Canada; fond brother of Hugh Gorman of Rolling Meadows and Mae Robert E. Jefiery, of 912 Hahn in the suburb, who was Chicago Ph, Suburban Ph. 626-1332 134-6080 hplninn 0 CHRIST NIELSEN, INC.

Funeral Home 3301 W. Fullerton BE S-6BB Rigqle; grandfather of Valerie Riggle. At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland from 7 to 9 p. m.

Fridav, Funeral Saturdav. Dec. 11, at 10 a. m. Interment Elmwood.

561-2645. Keegan Margaret M. Keegan, beloved daughter ot Ihe late Peter and Marnaret, nee Creighton; loving sister of Clara, the late Thomas and Catherine; devoted aunt of Hett and Mary Beardsley. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. m.

trom the new Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 95th St. to Little Flower Church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Mount Olivet. Please omit flowers. 239-3600. Rosemary Chaplick, nee Llsowskl, dear sister of Helen I John I Gorska, Gertrude James! Contorno and Rose Schultr; many nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.

from Wolnlak Funeral Home, 5700 S. Pulask! to Sacred Heart Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. PO 7-4500. stationed at nearby Camp Pen jr I THEIS FUNERAL HOMB 3517-27 N.

Pulaski Ha. IN 3-5800 THOMAS MclNERNEY SONS 7901 S. Komensky Ave. THREE GRAVES-CastlJ Hill W. LU 5-0702 rm Clabaugh of the Apostles.

$500. Everett L. Clabaugh, beloved husband of Mae, nee Clearwateri loving father of dleton, first showed his two companions, both Marines, that he was unafraid of heights by dangling by one hand from the bridge over the San Luis McPHEE FUNERAL HOMES 7133 S. Western Chicago PR 6 0776 1104 S. Hamilton, Lockport 815-1 8-0345 SUBURBAN FAIRMOUNT 6-GRAVE LOT.

EACH. 264-1481 RIDGEWOOD Cemetery. 3 graves. Section 20. $100 ea.

827-1355. 4 graves Ridgewood, Des Plalnes. $175-each. 766-5468. i Rey River.

SOUTH In Memorinm Lorraine Albln! Oslerman and Jayne (Edward! Phaloni grandfather of six; greatgrandfather of five; son of Cora end the late Francis; brother of Clarence, Floyd, Blanche I.eVine and Alvle. Services Saturday, 1:30 p. m. at Egan Funoral Home, 3700 W. 63rd St.

Interment Ml. Auburn. Former owner of Clays' Club and Mae's Food and Liquor. Mae Clabaugh Is a life member of Telephone Pioneers of America. Visitation after 4 p.

m. Thursday. LU 2-2000. (lair Mary Clair, nee Lancaster, Dec. 9, wife HEINEN LOSCHETTER 4727 W.

103d Oak Lawn 425-4050 Residence 425-4527 RYAN PARKE FUNERAL HOME 120 S. N. W. Park Rldg 823-1171 SCHMAEDEKB FUNERAL HOME 10701 S. Harlem Worth 448-6000 Kelly John J.

Kelly, beloved husband of Margaret Kelly, nee Marnell; loving father of John M. and Eileen Kelly; dear grandtather of John and Thomas; fond brother of Mary Ellen Corcoran, Frank Kelly and Dorothy McDermott. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 712 W.

31 st to St. D.avld Church. Intermenf Mount Olivet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, masses appreciated. Visitation alter 3 p.

m. Thursday. 735-4242. He later attempted to walk along the railing but apparently lost his balance and fell onto a dry portion of the river bottom. Police said Jeffery, who suffered a skull fracture and THOMAS MclNERNEY SONS 46JS Wallace it.

BO 1-0703 WAl 5H-LLOYD OBARTUCH 9900 S. Throop SI. BE 1 2321 Skeet Arthur Skeet In loving memory of our father and grandather who died one year ago today. SON, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Fraternal Notices Ferland of Conada.

Funeral Friday, Dec. I 1 I broken neck, was dead on ar rival at Oceanside Community Hospital. The three marines Serving Chicago with 6 locations ST A I FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION REGAflDINQ THIS DIRECTORY WHICH RUNS WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY, PHONE 222-4009 of the late James; dear mother of Dolly Hutul and Charles Clair; sister of Ihe late William, John and Michael Lancaster; fond grandmother of Pamela, William and Johnathan Hutul, James, Patrick, Kennelh and Kevin Clair and the Rohde children. Visitation al Birren 8, Son Funeral Home, 1356 Wellington alter 6 p. Friday.

Funeral services Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment Irving Park Cemetery. Kempner Jean H. Kempner, husband nf Josephine father of Jean and Ronald L. Kempner; brother ot Ralph Kempner; grandtather of ten.

Services Jnhn Carroll Sons Hnme for Funerals, Erie and Wabash Avenue, Saturday, Dec. 11, 1971, 10 m. Interment private. Visitation After 4 p. m.

Friday. 10, 10:30 i. from Rosewood Funeral Home, 4000 SI. Charles Bellwnnd. Mass 11 a.

m. St. Simeon Church. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Please omit flowers.

Member of Carpenter's Union Local No. 1. Employee Chicago Board of Education. Member Wilson Park Barracks A. Post 751 and Civil Service Post 478.

544-6667. CHICAGO LOCAL NO. 14S L. P. I.

U. David A. Pitts, retired photoenqraver, prinier-lranslerrcr, passed away Dec. 9. Services from Terrace Funeral Home, 7BI2 Milwaukee Niles.

III. On Dec. 13, at 10 a. m. Call VO 6-1302 for visitation Information.

HAR.R F. SPOHNHOLTZ, Pres. were walking from Camp Pendleton to OceT.skle a quarter of a mM".