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10 Seclion 4 Chicago Tribune, Thursday, September 27-, 1984 Obituaries Jazz drummer Shelly Manne if. Sneny Manne By Larry Kart SHELDON "SHELLY" Mannc, one of jazz's most accomplished and popular drummers and a key figure in the West Coast jazz movement of the 1950s, died Wednesday in Sun Valley, after suffering a heart attack at his home. He was (14. Mr. Manne is survived by his wife, Florence.

Services will be held Saturday in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood. The son of professional drummer, Mr. Manne was born in New York City and got his start in jazz when he joined the band of trombonist Bobby Byrne at age 19. He then joined clarinetist Joe Marsala's group, taking the place of one of his idols, Dave Tough. "The only picture of a musician I ever had hanging in my house," Mr.

Manne once said, "was of Davey Tough. He used to say, 'Learn your instrument and then forget about In the early 1940s, Mr, Manne became a fixture on New York's busy 52d Street scene, recording with Coleman Hawkins and Dizzy Gillespie. Already admired by his fellow musicians for his impeccable timekeeping and strong sense of swing, he rose to fame when he joined the Stan Kenton Orchestra in 1946. MR. MANNE was featured on many Kenton recordings and drove that often-unwieldy ensemble more successfully than any other drummer.

He won the Down Beat magazine reader's poll award for best drummer from 1947 to 1951 and again from 1954 to 1958. Manne left Kenton in 1952 and settled in California, where he played regularly at the Lighthouse By the Sea in Hermosa Beach and became one of the most sought- album became a bestseller and began the trend toward jazz versions of Broadway show tunes. Mr. Manne led a successful quintet, Shelly Manne and His Men, in the late 1950s and ran a Los Angeles nightclub, Shelly's Manne Hole, which was the city's major jazz outlet until it closed in 1972. Continuing to work in the Hollywood film studios throughout the 1970s, Mr.

Manne also formed a group called the L.A. Four, which included saxophonist Bud Shank, guitarist Laurindo Almeida and Bassist Ray Brown. Most recently he lead a trio that featured pianist Frank Collett and bassist Monty Budwig. Their Chicago appearance this March at the Jazz Showcase was one of the year's musical highlights. Mr.

Manne was honored by his adopted city in 1984, when Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley proclaimed Sept. 9 Shelly Manne Day. MR. MANNE was a remarkable technician, especially on brushes, which he handled with the grace of a soft-shoe dancer. Perhaps his greatest contribution to jazz, however, lay in the area of spirit.

Any group that included Mr. Manne was sparked by the constant zest of his drumming and his sensitivity to the efforts of other players. Always eager to embark on new musical adventures, he led many of the West Coast avant-garde recordings of the 1950s and, in 1960, played on the second album of radical saxophonist Ornette Coleman. "Musicians," Mr. Manne once said, "should really sit down and realize what a great life they have.

They're doing something they want to do. They're being creative and very few people have an outlet for their creativity. So musicians have it made, especially when they have talent and are working." after percussionists for jazz record-ings and Hollywood movie soundtracks. Mr. Manne appeared in "The Man With the Golden Arm," played on the soundtracks of many other films and televison shows, including the "Peter Gunn" series, and made hundreds of jazz albums as a leader and as a sideman in the 1950s.

In this period, Mr. Manne became known for the subtle wit of his playing. On "Martians Go Home," a recording he made under the leadership of trumpeter Shorty Rogers, Mr. Manne took a drum "break" by spinning a half-dollar on the head of his tom-tom. IN 1957, Mr.

Manne helped to popularize jazz when he formed a trio with pianist Andre Previn and bassist Leroy Vinnegar and recorded an album of songs from the musical "My Fair Lady." The' New York's first female officer Amsterdam Avenue in New York is lined by police lor the funeral Wednesday of 25-year-old Officer Irma Lozacla, the first woman on the department to be killed in the line of duty. A member of the transit detail, she was shot to death last Friday while in pursuit of a suspect. Celious Henderson; founded career center John Facenda, voice for NFL years of the PUSH Foundation, a nonprofit organization connected with Operation PUSH. He also served as chairman of Operation Breadbasket and Black Expo in the early 1970s under the Southern Christian Leadership Council. "When we started Expo," he said in a 1973 interview, "many black businessmen didn't even know each other.

Now the entire black community is becoming aware of their existence. It's an important source of pride." Mr. Henderson was a director of the Chicago Urban League, the Midwest Community Council and the Cosmopolitan Chamber of Commer- CELIOUS HENIJEKSON, 75. a pioneer Chicago black businessman, was the founder of Marion Adult Education and Career Training Center, 1211 S. Paulina St.

He also had been manager of the PUSH Foundation and chairman of Operation Breadbasket and Black Expo. Services for Mr. Henderson, a South Side resident, will be conducted at 8 p.m. Thursday by Ilev. Jesse Jackson in Operation' PUSH Auditorium, 030 East 50th St.

He died Monday in Michael Reese Hos-' pital and Medical Center. Mr. Henderson, a native of Yazoo, left a job as a waiter and chef's helper at the Edgewater' Beach Hotel in 1931 to start the first black-run home milk delivery business in Chicago. His firm, Crescent Milk, used pictures of his young daughters as a trademark. He later switched to a Lake View Dairy route and saw the firm change its name to Joe Louis Milk Co.

In World War II, Mr. Henderson started a textile and plastic goods firm Metropolitan Manufacturing Co. that was a subcontractor to several makers of uniforms, bedding and academic gowns. He then founded the Metropolitan School of Tailoring, which trained hundreds of military veterans in tailoring and management for the needle trades. IN 1952, HE began what is now Marion Adult Education and Career Training Center as a business and secretarial school.

The center has an enrollment of 250 and has training contracts with private, state and federal programs. He was manager for several From Cfncoijo Tribune wires PHILADELPHIA John Facenda, a veteran broadcaster who was the dramatic voice of National Football League highlight films, has died at .72. He died Wednesday in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital in nearby Darby. Mr. Facenda, whose broadcast career spanned 51 years, had suffered from lung cancer, according to WCAU-TV, where he was news anchor for 25 years.

After retiring as news anchor in 1973, he hosted public-affairs programs for WCAU-TV and continued to narrate the weekly NFL highlights show. "His marvelous voice and unique delivery will always be an important part of the history of the National Football League," NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said. "WE'LL NEVER replace him," said Steve Sabol, executive vice president of NFL Films of Mt. Laurel, N.J. The company had used Mr.

Facenda's rich baritone as the voice-over for its highlight films, "The NFL Week in Review" and Super Bowl specials, since 1962. "He had a voice that could make a laundry list sound dramatic," Sabol said. Mr. Facenda, a native of Portsmouth, moved to Philadelphia in 1926 with his family. He began his broadcasting career as a substitute sports announcer at Philadelphia radio stations WHAT and WIP while a student at Villanova University.

He later worked at WIP for 17 years before joining WCAU-TV. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; a son, John and two grandchildren. Survivors include his Wife, Ruth; two daughters, Doris Yancey and Marion Martin; and two grandsons. John Facenda Funeral Directors KUBIK MATH0NY Eugene Mathony. Funeral Services Friday 10 a.m., al Rowland Homo for Funeralo, 4152 N.

Sheridan Rd. Interment Oakridge. 248-1536, McATEE William R. McAlec, lale of Har-beri, mi, beloved husband of Svea I nee Sand; loving faiher ol violet (Richard CPD) Dwyer and Vivian (Darilel) Keyes; dear grandfather ol Mary, Gina, Peggy, Patricia and Kathleen Dwyer and Kivln, Karyn and Kato Keyes; fond: brother of Eddie McAfee and Ntfllle (Tom) Miller and the late Dell (Sue) McAtee. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m., -from Oonnollan Funeral Home, 10525 S.

Western to Si. Walter Church. Mass 10 a.m. Entombment St. Maty, Visitation Thursday, 2-9 P.m.

BE8-0075. BERBER Elmer F. Qorber, ol Countrvside, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Hass. Resting al Tho Hlliemnn Funeral Homo P.C. 9445 W.

31st Grookflold. Funeral Service Friday 1 p.m. Interment Irving Park. Please omil flowers, visitation Thursday from 1 to 9 p.m. 4B5-2000.

BEUCHEL Ernest L. Bcuchel, ol Wesl-vj; em Springs, beloved husband 1 of Mildred, nee Bcckelt; dear brother of Holene Densmorc; uncle ol many nieces and Member of Lodge No. 314 LOOM. Visitation 2 lo 10 p.m. Thursday, at The Hallowoll James Funeral Homo, 1025 W.

55th Countryside. Funeral 10 a.m, Friday, at Grace Lulberan Chuch, 4101 Wolf Western Sprinos. Interment Wlilovj Hills Cemetery. 352-6500. BLOMGREN See Peter Karl Vores notice.

BOTTALLA Umberto "Al" J. Bottalla, suddenly, San Francisco, beloved son of Dorothy and the late Roger; dear brother of Anthony (Mary), Joseph, Ado (Us) and James (Helen); uncle ol many nieces and ncpfieivs. Funeral Friday, 0:20 a.m., The Montelalr Funeral Homo, 6901 W. belmont, to St. Rosalie Chorch.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Visitation Thursday 3:30 lo 9:30 p.m. Please omil flowers. Entombment All Saints Mausoleum. 622-9300.

BROWN i Janlckl notice. BUNYEA See Peler Karl Vorres notice. CANDELLA Sec Jennie Pldone noltce. CASTNER Donald O. Castner ol Lombard, formerly ol Villa Park; beloved fiusband of Dorothea nee King; loving lather of Donald Jr.

(Patricia), Richard and Carole Ann Par- dear brother of carllon and Ilic ate Ha and LaRomic lirann; lond grandfather of seven. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m., at Villa Perk Funeral Home, 305 S. Princeton Ave. Co block west ol Ardmorc Avenue), Villa Park. Visitation Friday 3 to 9 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, memorials appreciated lo Ihe Donald O. Castner Sr. Memorial Fund. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. B34-6656, CHAKOW Janice L.

Chakow, of Uoca Ralon, died Monday In the Boca Ralon Community Hospital, she resided In Boca Raton for the pas! eight years and had Previously wintered in Delray Oeach, FL. She Is lormerly of Arlinglon Heights, IL, She was the widow of the lale Slg J. Chakow, founder of Ihe Illinois Range Co. and past Potentate of Ihe Medinah Shrine Temple, Chicago, IL. She was a 50 year member of the Order ol Eastern Siar, past Worthy High Princess of Ihe White Shrine ol Jerusalem.

Survivors Include two nephews, Orville and Wil-lard Wanner of Chicago, IL. Funei-al services will be at 2 P.m. Thursday, al the Kraeor Boca Raton Funeral Home, Entombment will lollow al the Boca Ralon Mausoleum, 305-395 I BOO. CONDON Arlhur S. Condon, beloved husband ol Marie, nee Clued (Sousa); loving lather of Marsha (Thomas) Tellow, Deborah (Michael) Curlln and Janls (Kevin) O'Doyc; proud grandfather of 11; dear brother of Ihe lale Jolm and Daniel Condon and Jeanelle McKerule, Funeral Friday, 9: 15 a.m., from The Blake-Lamb Funeral Homo, 472 W.

103rd Oi.k Lawn, to St. Calctan Church. Mass 10 a.m. Inlermenl Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Thursday 2 p.m.

to 10 p.m. Please omil flowers. For public transportation Inlormallon call 636-1193 or Chicago 735-4242. COVYEAU Ralph R. Covyeau, beloved husband ol Anne, nee Tanlillo; loving lather ol Richard (Sally), Reed (Janice) and Gayte Covyeau; dear biolher ol Madeline Mlnial, Pauline Sando and Paul (Deanlel Covyeau; fond son-in-law ol Anthony Tanlillo.

Pu- a Iro i chap el of Adlnamls Funeral Directors, Josuph J. LucaiiIu, Director, 4700 N. Western lo Queen ol An-rels Church, 2330 W. tor Mass at to a.m. Interment 'hilt a 1 1 ursday from Florists FLOWERS MvwtM: Chkapo 144 Suburb Workfwld 64 E.

Monroe 236-3777 909 N. Hartem 84W200 credit, cards accepted 97th year A. LAMGE Monumeitt-Mausoleums LARGEST MANUFACTURER IN THE MIDWEST OF MEMORIALS, MONUMENTS AND FIIWZ THE LARGEST DISPLAY fovtlOmnltt Compony, Int. HB49 KED2IE AVE. MARIONETTE PARK, IL 6065b 333 9060 7JS S2IO Announcements A LASTING TRIB.JTfc song a 1'lDunon to riip tiQhi I stroke inciudi ot deceased, name hyj address ol bervaiiliedof arid your lan-diKiiiciitiio cheth' A Li HEART ASSOCIATION (DEPT fflN WacKor Of Chlcafl0 6060ti Sup ported by your heart turn) aHiliulori ine American Mean For Info regard I "9 boquusls ways to reduc riBk ot heart enack Stroke coll 346 4675 Help Prevent HEART DISEASE Contributions Memorials Bequest 7a Deductible Heart Research Foundation, Inc.

209 S. LaSalle. Suite 721 Chicago, IL 606Q4 ovob ELIMINATE SUFFERING-Mc'lp Canter Research. Give Me mo ri at Bequest Call 630 0055 Tax deductible The Cancer Heaearch Foundation 2QB LaSalle 721 Chgo 60404 In Memoriom ALSPECTOR Michael, September IB, 1 September 29, 1983, Below band and lather, devote laving biolher and uncle, beted with love by his (ami PRESCO David Presco. Missing vo and more each day, especial on your Blrlhdav.

LOVE ALWAYS, MA today DAD. RENSCH Maxlne L. Kensch, Sep I. ll. IVtU.

lo my darling Cindy: it was one year ago today that the angels came and carried vuu (away from the suffering you had none through), lo a wonderful place made iust for you. You were a wonderful mother and a womlerlut wife, and I'll always icmember you each day ol lire. For when i am fort-ley, and leel blue, I'D think al ttie uoud limes I once soared with yuu. I'll reach for the picture ol you at my side, a beaulilul woman, my beaulilul biide. Loe you, Cindy, and miss you more eacli day.

Love, Marshall Fraternal Notices LOCAL 143, CHICAGO SCHOOl INGINURS -I reurel to infoim you ot tin1 death ot Stella Sided, mjltier ol llru. Jerome Sleferl. Hiiliny al Robed Sheehy H. Sons I uneuil Hume, 4950 W. SI Visitation Thursday, 2 to 10 (Shi Funeral Mavs Friday, 10 a.m at SI Rita Crunch.

I liter muni SI. Mai Cemetery. Fraternally Carl Ue SUIana, President HENRY Edith M. Henry, beloved wife of Dean loving mother of Mary, Noreen and William; fond sister ol Florence (Kenneth) Kram, Lois (Roderick) Wheeler and Kenneth (Marilyn) Knaplon. Funeral Friday, Sept.

2Blh, 10 a.m, at The Drake Son Funeral Home, 625 Bussc Park Ridge. Interment Ridaewood. Vlsltallon Irom 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday. 698-334B.

HERNANDEZ Mary Hernandez, loving sister of Frank, Barbara Mutter, Johann Ooozela and Roberta Walker; fond aunt of Dorothy, Raymond and Samanlha. Funeral Friday September 28, 9 am from Drake Son Funeral Home 5303 Norlh Western Avenue. Inlermenl Elm Lawn Cem etery. Visitation Thursday 5 to 9 Pm. 56I-6B4 H0M0LKA Edwin A.

Homolka beloved husband of Mildred, nee Kopriva; loving father of June Zlcnto, Richard (Carol), Edwin A. Jr. (Yvonne), Joanne (Richard) Laskowskl and Kennelh; dear grandfather of 16; sreal-grandfalher ol three; fond brother of Ihe late Richard. Member of fhe Moose Lodge of Cicero. Visitation Friday, 2 ml 9 p.m., at The Grove Memorial Chapel, 1199 S.

Arlington Heights Elk Grove Villaue. Funeral Mass Saturday, 10:30 a.m., al SI. Peter Church, 513 N. Rush Itasca, IL. Inlermenl St.

Adalbert Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Memorials to Ihe Heart Fund appreciated. 640 0566. HORAN Ted J.

Horan 52, beloved husband Of (nan. loving faiher of Kevin (Debbie) orandfalher 0f Shaun and Men tonil son ol Kalhryn and the lale crii r1010" rona orotnei Ellen Bovard. Funeral Saturday, 9 Hum rne t-onooy t-uneral Home. 6150 W. North to St Peter Canisius Church.

Mass a.m interment Queen of Heaven in lieu ol flowers, donations would be appreciated lo the American Cancer Society. Visitation Thurs-Pan 237U34m' and Frl(Ia 3 HUGHES James L. Hughes, of Woodrldae, beloved husband of Ccclie, nee MCManlual; father ol Michael (Patricia), Robcff (Frances), Thomas, Stephen (Lesley), Janel (Geof) Balzer and Mary (Richard) Reeter; grandfather of five. Vlsltallon 2 to 10 p.m. Thursday, al The Hallowell A Jamea Funeral Home.

301 75lri St at Falrvlew, Downers Grove. Funeral Mass 10:30 a.m. Friday, at SI. Stholasllca Church, Woodrldgo. Interment Mounl Carmet Cemetery.

In lieu of (lowers, memorials lo the Little Orothcrs of the Poor or the Heart Association. 964-6500. INGRAHAM Grace Inuraham, of Chicago, Sect. 25, 19B4, beloved wife of Ihe late Edward loving mother of Jcanneltc (Rev. Frank) Armstrong, Edward (Betty), Grace (Bob) Fleldhelm, William Una), Daumar (Charles) Bucolt; grandmolher ol 13; great-grandmother ol 14; survived by many nieces and nephews.

Service 11 a.m. Salyidav. at The Huraon Funeral Home, Roosevelt and Mannheim Roads, Hillside. Inlermenl Arlington Cernelery. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m.

Friday. 517-8200, IVERS0N Gertrude L. Iverson, 26, lormerly of River Forest; wife of the lale Rov Iverson mother of Roy (Kafhmi) Iverson and Doiolhy Hizabelh (Robert) Cowan; urand- 1 uonahl H. and Willi. Scru II A.I Friday, at The Hanarhoff-Hullgren Funeral Home, 304 N.

Main Whealon. 668-0027. JANICKI Victoria "Jennie" Janlckl, nee Unlelewski, beloved wile ol the late Frank; dear molher ol Leonard (Marlon) and Vivian (John) Bay-tala, David (Beverly), late Richard (Adeline) and the late Frank fond slsler ol Andrew (Susan) Unlelewski and Dorlhea (Mlllon) Rclhslek; loving grandmother of 13 and oreat-orandmolher of 13. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m Irom Pomlerskl Son Funeral Home. 1059 W.

32nd to St. Mary of Perpetual Help Church, interment Resurrection, Vlsltallon Thursday, 4 to 9 p.m. and Friday, 2 to 9 p.m. Please omit Mowers. Masses pre-feried.

YA7-6424. CR0NENWETT Frank Croncnweit, formerly ol Oak Pork, beloved husband of Jane; devoted lather of Fritz (Jaci) and Daniel Cronenwett; arandlather of F.J., Caihy and Kurt; Member ol Telephone Pioneers of America. Services Thursday, p.m., at Hursen Funeral Homo, Roosovell and Mannheim Roads, Hillside. Visitation Wednesday, 3 lo 9 p.m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West.

547-B20O. CURRAN Mary V. Curran, loving daughter of Ihe lale Patrick and Catherine Curran; fond slsler of Ihe late John, Thomas, Martin. Peter(lnn) Cmtan and Margaret Connolly; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Memorial Mass lo be celebrated Saturday, Sept.

29, 1984, a.m. at SI. no cnurcn. into. i(-l-6B4.

CURRIER Milton G. Currier, Sept. 25, beloved husband ol Alberta Wllteveen Currier, loving father of Clara (Alvin) Acosta; dear grandfather of Victoria (Grant) Miller, Michael (Diane), Kennelh (Cindy) and Rebecca Acosta; great-grandfather of two; fond brother of Waller Currier. Funeral service Saturday, ll a.m. at O'Donnell-Barti-Schullz Funeral Home 1B11 W.

103rd SI. Visitation Friday 3 lo 9 p.m. Retired Enalncer of Illinois Bell Telephone Co, Donations to United Parkinson's Foundation prelerrcd. 233 0551. DALESSANDRO Vllo Anthony Dalessandro, beloved husband of Teresa, nee Bertolli; lovlns father ot Angela, Mark and Richard; son of Vllo Oronio and Angela.

Funeral Friday 9 a.m., from the Belmont Funeral Homo, 7120 W. FJelmonl to SI. Za- inurai, ucs blames, IL Mass al 1(1 a Vkltfltlfin Wrtt. day 3 lo 9:30 P.m. and Thursday 2 t.ou p.m.

tnromoment Ail Saints Mausoleum 283-74J, 286- DAVIS Sophia Davis, beloved wile of Ihe lale Roberl; loving slsler of Anastasla Rouala, Albert Eustich, Hope Bartnlk and Ihe late Waller Eostlch and Paul Bobko; sister-in-law of Theresa Eusllch, Edward Roualo and Dorolhy Bobko; dear aunt ol Karen, Nancy and John Albert Eusllch, Cynthia Bartnlk, James MacKinnon, Kim and Daryl Bobho. Services Friday, II a.m., at the Krauape Funeral Home, 3905 Lincoln Ave. Interment Glen Oak. Visitation Thursdav, 4-9 p.m. 525 0529.

DeNICOLO Rocco J. OeNicolo, suddenly, dearly beloved husband ot Irene, nee Barres; loving father of Carol Ann (Edward) Okon, Roberta (Kenneth) Woodard and Linda (Ted) Dost; devoled grandlalher of Brian Okon, T.J, and Amy DqsI; fond brother of Thomas (Mary), Louis tSanilna), Charles, the late Joseph A (Irene) and Mildred Manclonc. Funeral Friday, Sept. 2U, 915 a.m., from The DeNlcolo-Leanlak Funeral Home, 5734-40 W. Dlversov comer ol Mango.

Mass 10 a.m., al SI. Thecla Church, Oak Park and Devon Avenues. Interment SI. Joseph Cemetery. Presi-denl of SI.

Rocco Potema Society Please omil flowers. Visitation Wednesday 5 lo 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 lo 9 p.m. 0B9O1I5. D0BERSTEIN Catherine M.

Dobersleln, beloved i twin slsler ol Julia, Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m. fiom T-fie Oefnecke Funeral Homu, 2221 N. I Lincoln to SI. Clement Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Visitation Thursdav from 3 until 9 p.m. Inlermenl St. Joseph Cemetery. In lieu ol flowers donations lo Ihe Amcii- can Hearl Association would bo appreciated. FISCHER Irene Fischer, nee Wenzlofl, beloved wile of Herbert dear mother of Herbert W.

(Rita); sis-1 ler ol Elmer (Louise) Wenilofl and Ihe late Gertrode (Louis) Slillu. Funeral Service Friday 10:30 a.m al Win. C. Smith Bona, tnc, 2500 N. Cicero Ave.

Inlermenl Rosehlll. Visitation Thursday 2 to p.m. In lieu ol lloweis, contributions to Medill Ave. Lutheran Church would be appreciated. 237-0070.

GERLACH Goldle Gorlach, nee Franklin, be- loveo wire oi me tate conrad; dear sister of Russell Franklin ol Shoals, IN; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Service Friday, 1 p.m., at The Koibus Funeral Home, 6841-57 w. Hlaoins Ave. Interment Mount Olive Ceme-lery. Visitation Thutsday 3 to 9 P.m.

774-3232, GEYER Anton J. Geyor, beloved husband ol Ihe lale Maeda; dear father of Susan fond brother of the late Rose Sebok. Resting at The Cooney Funeral Homo, 3552 1 Southport Ave, alter 3 p.m. Thursday. Service Friday 11 a.m.

Interment Graceland. 472-5650. GIANOULIS Gus (Cunningham) Glanoulls, beloved son of Antho and the late Thomas; beloved brother of Ethel, Martha (Gus) Sellas and Stella (Nick) Bastounes; uncle and great-uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday 11:30 am from Salerno's Galcwood Chapels, 1857 fVOrfh Harlem Avenue. WhT(am V.

Marzullo Funeral Dlrectora. To Assumption Church, Services 12:30 pm. Interment Elmwood Cemeierv. Visitation Thursday 3 lo 10 pm. 889-1700 or 2B7-860O GIVENS Belllnc GIvens, age 85, formerly ol Doilon, il, devoted wile ol the late John; loving mother ot the late Mary Jane Schmlfi, Eleanor GIvens and Anna Mae GIvens; lond grandmolher of Norman, Karl and Nancy Schmlti.

Funeral Mass Friday 10 a.m. at St. Mary ol the Assumption Church, 138th str. and Lincoln ave. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

849-5500 GRITTON Burton A. Grltlon, beloved husband ol Esther nee Schultz; loving father of Ronald A. and Mark A dear brother of Earl, Arllne Tryner and George Grltton. Funeral services 11 a.m. at Blake Lamb Chap 4727 W.

103rd Street, Oak Lawn Interment Mount Vernon Memorial Eslale. Visitation Friday, 2 lo 10 p.m. For public transportation Inlormallon call 636 1193 or Chicago 735-4242. HARRISON Dolores K. Harrison of Lombard, beloved wile of Ihe tale Rodney D.

Harrison; loving molhcr of Lance (Sharl), Hoily (James) Flala and Gael Harrison; grandmother of four; slsler ol Lola (Lloyd) Coveney and George (Emily) Koep-pc Thursday ylsJIallon ol St. Helena's, 7600 S. Wolf Burr Kiage, i-y P.m. i-imav visnaiii 'eaaraan-Hyoorg were funeral servl held Saturday al 10:30 a.m. Flowers may be sent lo the mortuary.

Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. 034-1133, HASSLER Arm Hassler, beloved wife ol Raymond dear mother of Raymond lond sister ol Joseph (Stella) Nellctiar, Services Friday 8:45 a from H. Mar Ik Son Funeral Home 6507 W. Cormak Berwyn, lo St Mary ol Celle Church. Mass 9-30 a.m, Interment family lot.

Member of Berwyn Womons Club, Pasl Presidents Club of the 6lh District, Vice President ol the Berwyn Library Board and Friends of the Berwyn Library. Visitation Thursday 2 lo 9 P.m. Info, 484-6310. HEALY Martin Healv. beloved husband ol Ihe late Maigaret, nee Brennan; lond brother of John ol Ireland; many nieces and nephews.

Funeral Friday 9:30 a.m, from The Hlckoy Memorial Chapel, 4201 W. l47lh Street, Midlothian to SI. Christopher Church. Mass 10 a.m. Visitation Thutsday, 4 to 9 p.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cernelery. 3B5-4470. HEANEY fcsrner Heanci Ravtjnd. Visl lo 9ft0 p.m., at tun a Son CI Esther Heancy, beloved wife of Itat on Friday, 2:30 The John M. Pador- Sona ChaiMl.

4338 W. Ful- lerton. Services Saturday 10: 3t a.m. Inlermenl Mount Emblem. Memorials to ihe Logan Square Uaptlsl Church appreciated.

235-16)0. JOHNSON Helen A. Johnson, nee Anderson, formerly of Chicago and Clearwater, FL; dearcsl molher of Gloria (Edward) Koch of Knox, IN; stepmother ot Kenneth Johnson; dear grandmolher of Susan Koch, Barbara (Robert C.F.D.) Prohaska and Helen (Michael) Aurenz; dear great-grandmother of Kimberley, Robert and Steven. Chapel services Saturday, 10 a.m., from Galdae-Oalmld Funeral Directors, 4330 S. California, Saturday, 10 a.m.

Interment Oak Hill Cernelery. Visitation Friday, 2 lo 9:30 P.m. 523-0440. KINN Elizabeth Klnn, beloved wife ol Robert Kinn; lovina molher of Rob ert C. (Susan) Klnn; dear urand- momer ot Karny bue Lcwercnz, Services Friday, p.m., at Krauspo Funeral Home, 3905 N.

Lincoln we. inrcrmenr KiUgcwoorj. Vlsltallon Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m. 525-0529. KOCH See Helen A.

Johnson notice, KORN Emma Korn, formerly of Berwyn and Riverside, beloved wife of the late William; dear molher of William, Earl and the lale Evelyn Llcsenlelt, Frances and Dorolhy Korn; grandmother of to. Services Friday, Sept. 28, 10 a.m., at Ivlna Funeral Home, 80 E. Burlington Riverside. Interment Woodlawn.

Visitation Thursday, 5 to 9 P.m. 447-2261. KOZtOL Sophie Kozlol nee Wronski, dearly oeiovea wire ot ihe late Slanley; loving mother ol Dorothy Skweres, Marcella (Waller) Draka and Dlan-no (Frank) Passarella: (niiri Ontnr of Marcella, Rudolph Orozd, Helen ru'iuiiu, uiuies uonnj awis-towski, Geraldlne (Mitchell) MUka, Joseph (Frances) Wronski, Michael (Sophie) wronski and Edward (Irene) Wronski; dear grandmolher ol nine; greal-grand-mother of six. Funeral Friday, 9:45 a.m. from the Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W.

Belmont Ave lo St. Williams Church. Mass 10:30 Please omit flowers. Vlsltallon Thursday, 2 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Inter-ment SI. Adalberl Cemetery. Info 286-2500. KOZLOWSKI Alice A. Kozlowskl, nee Kulls, beloved wile ol Robert; loving mother of Jerry (Linda); dearest grandmolher ol Robbie; devoled daugh-ler ol the late Michael and Josephine Kulls; dear slsler ot Gene (Janel) and Ihe lah Caslmer, Ihe lale Chester (Rosei and the lale Eleanor (Joseph) Cuchna; dearly loved by her sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, Funeral Saturday, Sept.

29, 1904, 0-45 a from Ihe Zanyckl Manor Chapel, 5088 S. Archer, corner ot Keelor. lo the Church ol SI. Symphorosa. Mass 9:30.

Interment Resurrection. Visitation Thursday and Friday. 2 to 9 p.m. Member of St. Svmphorusa Allar and Rosary Society, R.C.U.

1000, retired Chi-cago Police crossing rjuard 8th Dlst. 767 2166 KRESSE os Robert A. Kiesse, beloved husband ol Ellenmary "Don- "'rile" (nee Mulliall); lovhio father ot Roberl James M. (Kalhivn) Henderson, Richard G. (Laura) and William dear son ol Helene and Ihe late Alvin; son-In law of Anna and Ihe late John Mulhall; fond brother of Donafil M.

(Kalhryn); brolhcr-in-taw of Thomas P. (Ann) Mulhall. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m., Irom The Mass 1 1 a.m. Interment St. Mary, Memorials to Park Lawn School for the Retarded or Utile Sisters ot the Poor appiedaled.

Vlsltallon Filday from 3 lo 9 p.m. 779-441 1. KRYNSKI John P. Krynskl, dearly beloved 'lusband of Irene; loving lather of caren (Edward) Kakareka; lond tiiolhcr ol Frances (Ted) Wavne, (Jack) Moss, Chesler (Bea) Ktyn, Edwaid (Gllda) Krynskl and Peler (Mln) Krynskl; lond uncle ol ll many nieces and nephews. Funcial services Satuiday, 9:30 al The Bot-l mont Funeral Home.

7130 W. Bel mont Avenue. Vlsltallon Thursday 3 1 to p.m. and Friday noon ti, 9:30 p.m. Interment Elmwood Ci 1'ielery, Info.

286 2500 LOW COST BURIAL OR CREMATION Phoenln Memorial offers an outstanding new service wliiiout the use of a funeral home. This unique new Chl-cagoland plan provides a quality professional service rendered wilh intey-ritv and understanding. Find our about our guaranleed cost pre-nced plan. Free brochure and rales. 625 N.

Michigan Ave. Sulle 500, Chlcano (312) 951-2690. Phoenix Memorial Burial and Cremation Service JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 Eric WHitehall -1-6060 Cemeteries SACRIFICE -I graves, lot 104, section S2150. In Ml, Emblem Cemetery, Elmhurst. Ms.

J. Peterson, 120 W. 3rd Ave, ap 506, San Amleo 9-1402. 4I5-342-B45 OaKridoe Glenoak-Hiiislde Choice 4 urave lot. SMQO-sull SI, 100.

Write A O. Hall, 3919 Garden Grove Blvd. I21S, Orange, CA. 92666. Graves available Jewish Waidheim Cemetery, 18lh fl, Harlem, slnglely S150.

Lolsol6S750. Perpetual tare included. Call 4651717 BHVERLY CEMETERY-- 4 lots. Garden of Good Shepherd. IJ00 eacli or best oiler, 474-7927 Mount Emblem 6 choice lols, pine seclion, SI300.

815-789-4503 Double Cryptorl urn-Veterans Garden of Honor, Memory Gardens, Afllnglon Hts 625-3D15 eves Ridaewood CeMetery-Des Plalnes, graves, section 14, S300 each S50 Iransfer lee. 530-7QBB Death notices ACOSTA Esther Acosla, nee OJamo, be loved wile ol the late Ivan loving mother ol Dolores KurU IRobeil) Foley; dear urandmolher of Michael, Jerry, William, Lnrena, Jean Marie and Richard Kudi. Fu neral Saturday, Ig a.m., from the Conboy Funeral Homo, 6150 W. Norlh lo St. Pelet Canisius Church, Mass 10:30 a.m.

Interment Assumplion, Wlnfleld, IL. Vlslla-Mun Friday, 3 to 9 p.m. 237-1 134. BARNES Eugene P. Uarnes, of IJrookline, MA, formerly ol Chicago, beloved husband ol Ruby, nee Hagcr; loving father ul b.

Paul Uarnes ol Phoenix, Ar and Helen Barbara An-I Tana, I A I grandfather ol su, visitation Salur- II Until ol ce 12:15 p.m., at Ttio John V. May Funeral Homo, 4553 61 Milwaukee Ave. Interment Oak Rldtje. In lieu ot flowers, memorials to the Hearl Fund appreciated. BAR0NE Josephine Daront nee Donatelli, belnved wife ol the late Pasciualc; lovimj mother of Noel (Vickie Anthony and the Joseph; dear daughter ol the lale Anthony and Olympic Donaleiii; fond sister ol Amiellne and the late Jennie (Carmen Uclabadla, (-roc! (Marie), Ann (ChuckJ Scno, John (Anna) and Joseph, urandmolher ul Judee and Kelly.

Funoral Saturday a.m. Uom the rwininni nnnn Brolriars Funeral Homu, 5120 W. Fuller Mas SI. Church. flannel Cemetery.

AR6-UD0 or NA2-5I20. Vlsilanon Thursday anil Friday 1:00 lo 9.30 p.m. Please BEAN (ivangelliie K. Uean, beloved wile ol the late Albert loving muther of Philip Maine) and Helen (Jo sephl Malier; fond grandmother ol eight; lond iroal grandmother of seven; dear sister ol Mary Marcks, Manjuie! Momaiian, Joseph Phil- rid I he late Vln a m. frum the McKenzle Funeral Homu 15610 S.

t.lceru Avenue, Oak I on si to St. Gerard Maiella Chuith Mass 10 a.m. Inlermenl Martha A. Kublk, nee Ffala, lale of LaGrange Park, formerly ot Berwyn, beloved wife ol William Kublk; fond mother or Bruce (Mary Ann) and Diane Hurst; sister of Val Chlumsky and the lale Charles r-iaia; granamotner 01 lira a ley, Bretl and Brian Kublk and Rphfr- ca, William and Robert Hurst. Ser vices Friday 11 a.m.

at H. Mar Ik bona Funeral Home, 6507 W. Cei mak Berwyn. Entombment wooaiawn cemetery, in ei flowers, memodals to Shrlner's Crippled Chlldrens Hospital would be appreciated. Visitation Thursday id p.m.

4U4-6jiu or 242-3255. KULIS See Alica A. Kozlowskl notice. LARSON Bernlce H. Larson, nee Nelson, of Cicero, beloved wife of Lvnn; loving slsler of Reglna Hazen; fond aunt 01 ueora urenick, Patricia ureit and William Jr.

Hazen; oreat-aunl ol two. Services 10 a.m. Friday at the Heritage Funoral Home. 3117 S. Oak Park Avenue.

Berwyn. Visitation Thursday 2 to 9 P.m. cremation privato. 7BB-7775 LEISE William E. Lelse, beloved husband or tveiyn, nee Ktessner; devoted lather of William (Janice), Susan (David) Bailey, Randall J.

(Diane) and Carol fMl-harn Small; lond grandfather of Karen ana Kacnci LCise, Jessica Bailey, Grea, Scott, Mark and lpff l.else; dear brother of Marilyn Pahr and Wayne Dendler. Violation Thurs- uav ana t-r aav, 1 p.m. 10 9 o.m The Thompson Kuenater Funeral Home, 557U w. 95ih St. Funeral Saturday, 11 a.m., al St.

Martini Lutheran Church, 1624 W. 5lsl St. Inlermenl Bclhanla. 425-0500. UNDER John I rider, ol Wood Dale, beloved husband of fhe lafe Pauline, nee Markovlc; dear father ol Ethel Palmer and Josephine (Lou) Pernio; loving grandfather of six; grcal-g rand lather of five.

Funeral Satur day, Sepl. 29, 9:45 a.m., from Ed HriQneno hu neral Home. 1815 W. North Ave. (at Brnadwaui.

MnlrntP Park, to Holy Ghost Church, Wood uaie. rvwss a.m. interment Our Lady ol Sorrows Cemetery. Visitation Friday 2 to 9 p.m. 344-0635, LOBB Joseph Loeb, age 91, formerly of Brookficld, beloved husband of the lale Maria, nee Ulz; fond lather of Elsa (Donald) McKenzie and Ihe late Theresa (Johann) Schuesslcr; grandlalher of six; great-grandfatlier ol Iwo.

Resting at Tho Hitzeman Funeral Home, P.C, 9445 W. 31st Brookllcld. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m., lo St. Louise do Marlilac Church, LaGrange Park. Mass 10 a.m.

Inlermenl SI. Joseph. Visitation Wednesday from 5 to 9 P.m. 485-2000. LUDWIG Joseph Ludwig, lormerly ol Brook-lleld, luvlnu husband ol Rose Ludwig, nee Marvak; dearest lather ol Richard (Matilda) Marvak; lond grandfather of Ann Marie and Ricky Marvak; dear brother ol John (Rose) Ludwig.

Funeral service Saturday, Sept. 29, 1984, 9:15 a at Ihe Lukaa Funeral Home, 1333 W. 127th Calumet Park, to Assumption BVM Church, Rev. R. Behnke celebrating Ihe 10 a.m.

Mass. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation Friday, 1 to 9 pm For Into 388-1 BOO. MARLEWSKI Catherine M. Marlewskl, nee Olelarz, beloved wile of the lale Caslmlr; loving mother of Roberl (Beverley), Victoria (Gary) Ellei! and John (Nancy); loving grandmother of elghf; 9 real grandmother of one; lond slsler of Ann Jelloro, Sophie Fllas, Irene Jaglelnlk, Joseph Olelarz and Mary Nlediwleckl and Ihe lale Eslelle Swlnulch.

Funeral Friday, Sept. 2Bth, at 9:30 a.m., from The Colonial Funeral Home. 6250 N. Milwaukee, lo St. 1 John Biebeul Church, Interment SI.

Adalbert. Visitation Wednesday Irom 6 p.m. lo p.m. and Thursdav 3 P.m. lo 9 p.m.

774-0366. MARTIN Roberl J. Martin, dear brother ol Maruarel F. Rollers and Joseph D. Ma, tin.

Visitant Thursday 7 P.m. to 9 P.m. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m., Irom The Thompson Kuenster Funoral Home, 550 W. lo St. Gerald Chuich.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment SI. Mary Cemetery. MILLER Man D. Miller, age 70, of Boca Raton, FL (retired Insurance broker), member of Pioneer Masonic Lodge No.

22, of Des Moines, IA Scottish Rile of Indlanaoplis, Elf Kfiurafeti Temple, Michigan and Gold Coast ShrJne, Palm Beti, FL, beloved husband of the late Bea Miller; fond father of Pamela M. Cramer ol Wlnnetka and Max D. Miller Jr. of Baltimore, MD; alio three grandchildren; brother of Donald ol Indianapolis, IN and Roi Horan of Seattle, WA. Memorial Service Saturday, Sept.

29, 4 p.m., at the Church of Ihe Holy Comforter, 222 Kenllworth Kenllworth, IL. 869-2900. MURPHY Mary A. Murphy, nee Mary Schelb, beloved wife of the late Joseph; molher of Mary (Bruno) Mel-chlorre, Edward and Joseph and Ihe lale George Schuli and Thomas Murphy; grandmother of 11; grcat-grandmolher of 13; dear slsler ot Alvin Schelb. At George Schubert Chapel, 6616 Ccrmak Berwyn Vlsltallon 5 to 9 p.m.

Thursday. Funeral 9 a.m. Friday. Mass 9:30 a.m. al St.

Odilo. Inlermenl Queen of Heaven. Omit flowers. 749-4003. MURPHY Joan F.

Murphy, nee Bulow, beloved wife of Edward 0vlna mother of Dennis, Michael and devoted daughter of Catherine and the lale Waller Bulow; dear slsler ot Beverly (Patrick) Twlsl. Funeral services Saturday, 9:30 a.m., Irom Fortune Fu-rwral Home, 4401 S. Kedile, to St Maurice Church for 10 am Mass Interment St. Mary Visitation Thursday, 6 to 10 p.m. and Friday, 2 to 10 p.m.

523-7781. NATZKE William A. "Willie" Natzke of Hales Corners, 16, 1984, Cashes, Franca age 2 years, loving son of WJIIIam and Louise nee Mlkac; fond brother ot Margaret Ann Natike of Phoenix, AZ; also survived by aunts, uncles and cousins. Bill was a graduate ol Whltnall High and University of Wlsconsin-Slevens Point, BS degree with post graduate courses at Arizona state Unl- 1 versliy. He was a vagabond muil-cian and world traveler and will be 1 missed by family and friends whose Ives he touched throughout Ihe U.S.

and Europe. Memorial services will be held al Emanuel Unlled Church of Christ, 10627 W. Forest Home Hales Corners, Saturday, Sept. 29, at 2 P.m. Memorials to Homer Youth Hoslel, Homer, AK 99603 appreciated.

Hale Cor-rtere Borowardi Funeral Homo serving the family. 414-425 6060. NICKELS Edna M. Nickels, (hee Shope, age 66, ol Lombard, beloved wife of Ihe late Joseph dear molher of Dr Kirk (Susan) Hauser PHD of Kankakee, IL, and Kennelh J. Hauser ol Arlington, VA; grandmother of Michael, Joanna and David; fond slsler Oliver (Carol) Shupc of Oak Paw.

Funeral Service Friday, 1 11 a.m at Tho Bruat Funeral -Homo, 135 S. Main Lombard Vlsltallon Thursday 2 lo 5 and 7 to p.m. Interment Elmwood. Memo- 1 rials to your (avorile charily appreciated. 629-0094..