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1575 15 on 1 Cr.cszo Tr.tjre. Satada. Jarar FUHtSTY No scientific basis KIEVJLNN lOfBEl I In Memorial S. SVfe Wn Fe-sv S'wc- ee feea t5a-rt e-s vi-et if Ca' se ita sai. Lese-sl Saf a li.6nu-!iEiH' a4 it S'acai vo jcse 0 6ra a'-a Vas.

v. tt at LFi'a TT. 5MO yv ta iiwvf. tjt 1324. Official scoffs at report linking driving, tornados rejected the explanation that the decrease was due to traffic headed away from urban areas.

"IF TORNADOES decrease "I THINK It's awfully early for an April Fool prank. But I guess I should say that I'm a 1 bit dubious about the study, and I would like to see their evidence." Pearson said he had called I the Foundation for Ocean Re-j search in San Diego, where KANSAS CITY, Mo. I PI1- The director of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center Friday scoffed at a study linking tornado frequency with driving on the right side of the road. The study released in London by four California researchers said an increase in cars and trucks driving on the right side of roads in Europe and North America create an unnatural air flow conducive to tornadoes. The study also reported an eastward shift in the traditional "tornado alley" corresponding to the concentration of car and truck traffic in the nation.

"I'm surprised they didn't find the obvious correlation between tornadoes and X-rated movies," Allen Pearson, the forecast center's director, said. "Everyone knows that hot, steamy air is needed for the formation of tornadoes. Missing girl's bones found the four researchers reportedly made the study. He said a secretary there indicated the report may have been made tongue-in-cheek. Pearson said studies by the weather service and private institutions indicate the nation's chief tornado area is moving South and West rather than East.

He said the greatest frequency of funnels is now in the Texas Panhandle. About 15 years ago the alley was centered in the Oklahoma City area, he said. He agreed with the study's findings that tornadoes decrease on the weekend, but he months of searching that they believed someone was keeping her. But Mrs. Peterson told a television station, "It's not the end we prayed for, but it looks like the end of the story." Heidi would have been 5 last New Year's Day.

Detectives returned Friday to search for more clues at the site where the bones were found. The remains and clothing were discovered by Seattle Park Department employes retrieving a garbage can from the bottom of a bluff adjacent to a city park. The bones were found in blackberry bushes. POLICE CAPT. Hcb Swindler said he doubted the body had been in the park since Heidi disappeared, because the park had been searched thoro-ly before.

"It appears the re- Obituaries Kenneth M. Piper Services for Kenneth M. Piper, 68, a retired Motorola, executive, will be held Saturday in Scottsdale, Ariz. Mr. Piper, who died Tuesday in his home near Scottsdale, was an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation from 1936 until 1943.

From 1949 until 1971 he was vice president for human relations of Motorola. In 1971 he was made assistant to the chairman of the board of Motorola. He retired in 1973. Surviving are his widow Virginia; and a brother. Samuel Heller Services for Samuel Heller, 83, of Clearwater, retired Chicago commercial and portrait artist, will be held at 11 a.

m. Monday in the chapel at 5206 N. Broadway. Mr. Heller, who moved to Florida after his retirement five years ago, died Thursday in Clearwater.

Surviving are his widow, Lillian; a daughter, Mrs. Sally Melin; two grandchildren; and two brothers. rTf-l -Wei Swv U-t of ate i-ie. et -frt -a i W5: ff csxj'a. a 5 tc'fl rv, rsa' Vw JCvr! Ca'ty.

Lstf't, iae rt Fcj-a tm jir.i li a trow C. aM Uf i. JM Ct At Our Lcr Crwcm V-ass II A r-s Ujtl tt ai Iron I te FKEITA6 Fe' Fre Vt. la'e a tot.g ot Krvm; gea, wtrif Lvr ad Sryart, eea'est dawv ler ot vetr-a a'-d fr la'e tcid fer jean ana Eia.ne Nad'tr. Resr.rn at CO'dl ftraa Fvral home, i Hwy Homewoog.

rc a m. to 10 pm. SaMdar. F(veal I at Fa Of 'H Cnixcii at C' st. Wttesoa.

Ie'r-nt St. Paul Ceew'ery aowe la l.ev ot t-owe's cctfiogt os ta tr Anerican Cancer Society be aa-r-fti. Visitatioa after pa. Satordav. FULLER Dmtfi Wiiitam Ftrite.

beowd hirtbA'yJ ol Ktyift Mactver Fyher; ooted tw late WiHiam and cect'ta t-utr MoMiv, 1 at Bake-Lafb Chapel, W. 10V0 Lawn. EntowoTent Masoteum. ViS''-ton alter 4 Saturday. Memoer tht Medfti Temple and the Etecirk Post No.

A L. and W. la lieu of t'owm, doa-t'Of to the Chicago Heart Fund woud For traspo'iattoa information cait 636 1191 iv 73S 4242. GARON Mare L. Garon, nee Kempmski, dearhr beloved wile of the tate Theodore fond mother of Arthur (Elaine).

Theodore Jr. (Helen) and Eugene (Barbara) Garon, a'vo Loretta (Eoard) Rumsek ad Dol-ces (irVMitam) Doioerer; syrandmother of great -grandmother of 11. Funeral service Monday, 10 30 a from the Belmont Funeral home, 7120 W. Beimont A. Inter ment St.

Joseph Cemetenr. Visitation alter 4 m. Saluioay. Into. 286 -2i00, GONIO Robert J.

Gonio. beloved husband ol Ber. inire. nee Ooherty; dear lather of Roberta (Peter) Rose, William (Peggy) and Georgia (Josepn) Fatigaro; grandfather ol 13; dear son of Eiirebeth, nee Schuiti, and tht late Waller; brother of Lucille Roberts and Dorothy McMuiien. Funeral Monday, 10 a from Wm.

C. Smith and Sons, 2M0 N. Cicero to Our Lady ol Greet Church. Mats 1030 a.m. Inlerment Queen ol Heaven.

Visitation alter 7 pm. Saturday. Please omit (lowers. 237 -S070. CR ANDYS Gerald A.

Grendvs, beloved husband ol Arlene, nee Petrokus; dearest son ol Jean, nee Karechun and tht lata Adolph; loving brother ot Terry (Diana), Larry (Wanda) and Dianne; tond unclt ol four; dear son in law ol John and Jean Petrokus. Funeral Monday, 8 45 a.m., trom Srvkowny Funeral Home. 4901-07 S. Archer to St. Rent Goupil Church.

Mass a m. Interment Resurrection. Visitation Saturday. to 10 p.m., Sunday, 3 lo 10 p.m. 735-7521 GREGORY Ernest D.

Gregory, beloved husband of Annie, net O'Donnell; dear father of Peter, Maureen, Theresa, Eileen, Linda and Kevin; lond son ol Elirebeth Gregory; brother ot Vivian Spoto. Funeral Monday, 10:15 a.m., Irom tht Hough Funeral Home, 4300 N. Central to Immaculate Conception Church, 72)1 Talcoft. Mass 11 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Member of Holy Name Society, Maria Council of and VFW. Please omil flowers. Visitation Saturday altet 3 p.m. PA i 4300 GUDERJAN Set Lortlta Shtpler notice. GW1ZDAK Joseph GwlidaV, beloved brother of Ann Blair, Rose Lorek, Walter (Loretta), Frank (Sallie), Florence Gwiidak and Helen (Chester) Srersreni fond uncle of many.

Visitation at the Skala-Terrace Funeral Home, 7812 Milwaukee Nilei. Funeral Monday 9:30 am. to Our Lady ol Ransom Church for 10 a m. mass. Inter, ment SI, Adalbert Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to Jack Mabtey's Retarded Children't Fund or Little Brothers ol Iht Poor. 966-7302. HAMM Russell V. Hamm, late ot Dolton, beloved husband of Marion, net McManus; dear father of Jeanne (Chester) Stasack; grandfather of Nancy V. end Sheila Stasack; krntha, nl Th.rU.

th lat CI.M. Visitation alter 4 p.m. Saturday, Sunday 1 to 10 P.m. Funeral services 9a.m. Monday, Jan.

27, at tht Drumm Funeral Home, 1200 E. 162nd 1 block west ot tne calumet tipressway on U.S. 6, South Holland. Interment Fairmont Cemetery. Member of ChlcaQO Press Photographer's Tht National Press Photographer's American Legion V.F.W.

and Oak Lawn Lodge 1166, Mason, Elks and Veltrtns ot World War I U.S.A. 333-0011 HARNEDY John M. Harnedy, loving son ol Margaret, nee Dennehv. and the late William Har- nedy; lond brother ol Mary (Arthur) Racky and William (Betty) Harnedy. Funeral Monday, Jan.

27, al 11:30 a.m. from Sullivan Funeral Home, 7701 w. 63rd St. at Washtenaw to St. Rita Church.

Member of Milk Drivers Union No. 753. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation alter p.m. Saturday.

PR 6-8300. HELLER Samuel Heller of Clearwater. beloved husband of Lillian; dear father of Sally (Ted Melin; lovlno grandfather of Craig and Dale Mtlin; fond brother of Max and Al (Sadie), Services Monday. 11 a.m., al Piser Memorial Chaoel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Westlawn.

Please omit flowers. Friends may pay their respects at tht Chaoel buaday p.m. to 9 p.m. lo 1-440, HENGEIS See Henry E. Woiniak Sr.

notice. HOEVER Marie Hoever, nee Connell, of Berwyn, Friday, Jan. 24. 1975, beloved wife of the fate William J. Hoever; dear sister of tht late Juel Holden; fond cousin ot Merit Buckley.

Funeral Monday, at 9:45 a.m., Irom the Conboy Funeral Home, 6150 North to St. Mary of Celle Church, Berwyn. Mass 10:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre, visitation Sunday, Irom 310 PHI. 237 1134 HOOPER Alfred Hooper, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Ahern; lond father of Shirley (Gerald) Keller, Virginia (Fred) Helm, Robert Alfred (Louise) and John (Mary); grand father of Michael, Steven, Larry, Jay, Amy and James Keller, uavidand uaniei Helm.

Scott, Douglas and Kathleen Hooper and Brian Hooper. Resting at Lewis Funeral Home, 7600 W. Grand Elmwood Park, alter 2 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Monday, Jan 27, at 1 p.m.

at Imwood Park Presbyterian Church, 7600 W. Armitage Elmwood Park. Will he In slate from 12 noon until time of service. Interment Union Ridoe Cemetery. In lieu ot flowers contributions may be made lo Memorial Fund ol Elm wood Park Presbyienan Church.

453-12J4 HURM Clarence J. Hurm of Morton Grove, loved hushand of Edna; dear father of De a Urban. Ronald and Mart vn Rhodes grandfather of lt, great grandfather of 2. Services in Mever-Simixin Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster Morton Grove, Monday 11 a m. Interment at tamiiy convenience, Visitation Sunday 4 to 9 p.m.

YO 5-2500. IACONIANNI Angeline laconEannl, beloved daughter of Marietta Mazzullo and the late Joseph; fond sister of Jennie Berger, Gilds Susca, Norma bosco ana tne late aam Mazruiio, Carmella Infusino and John laconiannl; fond aunt of Judy Del Marto, John and Janet. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m.. from the Galewood Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem to St.

Giles Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven, visitation Saturday alter 5 p.m. uov-iuu or au oow. lACULLO See Charles P.

Plntotil notice. JARNOWSKI Harry J. Jernowskl, beloved husband ol Julia, nee Olenek; loving father of Grace (James) Wiggins, James, Stephen and Harriett (Robert) Tattrta; fond brother of Leonard (Shirley), Robert (Evelyn), Raloh (Frances) and the late Irene (the late Edward) Nowirki; devoted grand-lather ol eight: brother In law ol Walter and Josepn uienek; also survived oy aunis, cousins, nieces and nephews. Funeral wonoay, jan. 11, er a.m., rrom woi- ciechowski Funeral Home, iuvw.

weos-fer to St. Tarclssus Church. Interment St. Adalbert. Please omit tiowers.

vttit. lion after 3 p.m. Saturday. AR 6-4630. JOHNSON See Charles P.

Plntonl notice. JONES William C. Jones, suddenly, of Bellwood, heloved husband of Rose nee Speran- do; loving father of Sandra (Bruce) Reavil, Michael (Mary Lou) and Ronald Jones; dear brother of Leroy, Carlton, Arthur Jones, Claudia Ritchie, Gladys Loftls, Ruby Rhlenhart and Rena Mat Arnold. Funeral Monday, Jan. 27, 197S, 9 a.m.

Irom Rosewood Funtral Home, 4000 St. Charles Bellwood. Mass 9:30 a at Our Lady ol Mt. Carmel Church. Inlerment Queen ol Heaven cemetery, least omit tiowers 544-6667.

KIRKLEY Anna M. Klrkley, formerly of Evanston, I tt 1Q1C mI lh. Llftrru 1A Kirkley; motfier of Lois (Howard) Marshall, ol Glenvlew and Richard Klrkley, of Columbus, Ohio; eight grandchildren; lour great-grandchildren. Service and Interment private. KNOBLOCH Helene E.

Knohloch, nee Neumann, beloved wile of the late Fred; fond mother ol Ruth John) Stelo, Wilbur (Grace), tht late Edmund (Almeda) and Norman; grandmother of nine; great-grandmother ol seven; sister ol Edmund and the lata Otto Neumann. Funeral Saturday 12:30 p.m. at Becvar Funeral Directors, Vim s. Keotie Interment Cedar Park. In lieu of flowers, contributions lo Christ Hospital will bt appreciated.

Visitation Friday 1 lo 10 p.m. 76-JBuV. KOBYLANSKI Joseph L. Kobylanskl, lovlno; brother ol Stella. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a trom Kowachek Funeral Home, S774-76 W.

Lawremw f-. 3'. n. Inlerment St. Adalbert.

Member p( Palmer Post, No. u. L. Visitation Ftiday alter KOFHLFR r. lennur r.urnirri Ul pmwiii riuww-i, formerly of Det Plaints, heloved wife of tht lata Leonard; dear molhet ot Allct Sklnger, Dean Martin, Leaner Fuller and Juanita trout; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild; sister of Thomas Archer end Mildred Durante.

Visitation Sunday, 1 to 9:30 at oehter funeral i n. Dl.in. In stale Monday, 10 a.m., al Fl-sl Congreg ational Church until lima ot service nam, interment Memory Gardens. Memorial! may bt made to tht First Congregational Church. F.

hetM. beared at ta'eVae'a t-; n. Btaert V. far-9- Da-i, jv- LO', a-4 fc'v-T a-4t la'e Ase Jwwe. ftt'5, finana vt A.i'et ewawi Fr4r 1 30 it it Fuera Sa'ftav.

25. 12 36 a a' Hi Ujt i Kte.5iX.12 fe h-t A. Iell ACK.4 Fan Av NOVOTNT F. Ktrc'-y trl Ims. h-''-d ef tr Aar.

tea 1,,. Ase it (Th la'e ua'd) l-mmtimti. H-. Jr. (Rosa --c A iire-sei, rt; t'etr-fagraTher ef a-', to Ser- ces hkowey.

Jan 17, II a Fu'e-al home. 69(11 W. Roose.e't Bt. Irttrnt-w bovmran National Woa 2 to 5 and to 9 Piease I ci.CH. 7a6rV4.

PAT1TUCCI Set rvfy Quaglia noUe. PERIOUT Mar.e M. Petiole. et Mict. age 87, beioved wile ot the late Uiam C.

Per.oiai; sner of Madel ne Morrow ol Pompano Beach, Fta a'st suryi.ed by several nieces and nephews Funeral Monday, Jan. 27. 10 30 a from O'akt and Soa Funeral Home. 5303 N. Western Av lo St.

Ma'ga'et MarvChurca Mass II a n. interment Ail Samis Cemetery. Visitation after 7 m. Saturday. PINTOZZI Charles P.

P.ntorjl. of McHennr. II, be.oved husband ot Mildred, nee Mecca, loving father ot Mrs. Anne Mane Johnson, Anthony (Maureen) Etten. Charles (Rose Mine) lacullo, and Nicholas IChesteiene) Bowerman; )8 grandchildren; 2 great, grandchildren; food brother of Angeling Pmtoin, Carmina Cat.no, Nancy DiFano and Ben Pintorri.

Secretary-Treasyrer Societa Alteanga Riciaehanese, ot Chicago. Resting at th George R. Justen t. Son Funeral Home, 3519 W. Elm SI McHenry.

alter 4 pm. Saturday. Funeral Mass Monday, 10:30 St. Patrick Church, McHenry. Interment Countrysidt Cemetery.

Into. 8I5 38524O0. PRICE Samuel B. Price, dear friend of He'en and Arthur Vandenburg and the late John and Elsie Phiipoit with whom he resided tor 68 years; nieces and nephews survive in Canada and in England. Funeral Monday, Jan.

27, at 11 a m. at the Doty-Panotro Funeral Home, 214 E. 115 St. Interment Chapel Hills Garden South. Member of Crescent Lodge No.

104 1,0 F. of Hamilton, Ontario. Veteran ot WWI. Member ot the Royal Canadian Legion, Post No. 6).

Visitation after 2 m. Sunday. 785-0118 QUAGLIA Mary Quaglia, nee Danja. beloved wife ot tne late Leo; loving sister of Beatrice Patituccl. Rose (Glenn) Rhode, Ralph (Ann) Dania and the lale Sam; devoted aunt of Selvatort (Sherron) Oanza and Nicholas (Georgette) Danra.

Funeral Monday, 8 30 a from Columbian uner-al Home, 6621 W. North Oak Park, to Our Lady ol Pompeii Church. Mess 9:30 a m. Interment Mount Carmel. Visitation trom 7 p.m.

Saturday. E5 9 5151 or VI 8 3010. RESCHKE Martha W. Reschke. beloved wile of the late William loving mother of Vio'e (At) Jacek, Elaine (Wiibert) Rateike and William fond grandmother ot four; great-grandmother ot two.

Services Mon- day. Jan. 27. 12 noon, at Drake and Son Funeral Homt. 5303 N.

Western Av. Inter ment Irving Hark cemetery. Visitation alter 2 m. Sunday. 561-694.

REYNOLDS Clara R. Reynolds, beloved sister of Mrs. Grace Lauterbach, the late Marv T. Frank and Raymond Reynolds; loving aunt of Mary Louise Nolan, Betty Cartereiie, Kooena Dimsrruo ano Kooert Kejrnoios. Visitation Friday.

3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a Irom Donnellan Fun eral Home. 10525 5. western to St Caietan Church, 112th and Artesian.

Mass II a.m. inlerment St. Mary bt 8405. RHODE See Mary Quaglia notice. RICE Pamela Ann Rice, of Glen FJlyn, formerly ot River Forest, loving daughter of James jr.

and Anita: dear sister of James, Michael, Janet Cottier, Brian, Terrance, Peogv and Kevin; fiancee of Thomas Dempsey. Visitation and Sunday 4 to 9:30 pm, at The Leonard Memorial Home, 56S Ouane Glen Ellyn. Funeral mass Monday 10 am at St. James the Aootle Catholic Church, Glen Ellyn. Interment Queen of Heaven Center ery.

RICH Anthony U. Rirh, beloved husband of Marv E.i fond brother of Rocco J. Funeral Monday, jo a.m., from tne t-ern Lftapei, S. Western Aw. at 100th to Most Holy Redeemer Churrh for ID a m.

mass. Inter ment St. Mary. Past Commander of Liberty Post, No. 779, A L.

Visitation Saturday 5 to ju p.m. and bun cay 2 to P.m. RILEY Rey. Petpr J. Rilev, oastor of St.

Gabriel Catholic Church; devoted son of the late Peter ano Mary oormiey Kiiey; oeioved nephew of Mary F. Jones; dear brother of Robert, Jack, Agnes Rvan, Eileen Murray and the late Sally Langridge; loving cousm of Frances Kennev, Hazel Odierno and Dorothy Griffin. Visitation Saturday, after 7 p.m., at the Mcmerney Funeral Home 46th Place and Wallace St. Lying in state Sunday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., St.

Gabriel Church, 4500 S. Lowe where a solemn Concelebrated mass of the Resurrection will be offered Monday at II a.m. In lieu ot tiowers, masses preferred. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

BO 8-003 ROBBEN Sophie Robben, dearly loved mother of Charles (Mary Ellen), Virginia (Ted) Pre late and Margaret uonn) Lossiaeme; lovma arand mother of Richard and Patricia Robben, Donald (Melody) and James and Dennis, John and Jeffrey Cos-sidente. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from Modeil Funeral Home, 5775 S. Pulaski to St. Marv Star of the Sea Church, Inlerment Resurrection Cemetery. PQ 7-4730.

SALZBERG Bernard A. Satiberq, beloved husband of Henrietta, nee Miron; dear father of Judith Goldstein (Dr. Ronald) and Steohen (Sharon): Grandfather of five; dear brother of Leah Schiaoik. Funeral services and burial in Atlanta, ta. SCHERER Zuranna Scherer, nee Ondrla, beloved wife of the late Rudolph; loving sister of the late Joseph, John and Paul Ondrla and Anna Svoiil; dear aunt ot Anna (Roy) Vina.

Joseph (Victoria) Svoiil and Anna (Henry) Campbell; many nieces and nephews. Visitation Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m., at Noworul Memorial Chapel, '658 S. Central Park Ave. Funeral services Monday, 10 a.m., at the chapel. Interment Bohemian National Cemetery.

In lieu of tiowers, conations to Tavoim manly 762-2233 SCHMIDT Edward B. Schmidt, aoe of Glen Ellvh, oeioveo nusuano or rviinfl lire uuncaii: tond father of Charles E. (Carole) and Ronald 0. (Joan); grandfather of eight; Greatgrandfather of one; brother of Mar- one Putter and Erwin Schmidt. Visitation Sunday 9 p.m.

at the Leonard Memorial Home, 565 Ouane Glen Ellyn, where funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday. Interment Lake Street Memorial Park Cemetery. 469-00J2, SEYDEL Frances Seydel, nee Collar, beloved wile ol the late Louis; loving mother ol Frances (Norman) Bieschke; dear grandmother of Barbara and Douglas. Fond sister of Hazel Barrett, the late Ralph and Tom Collar.

Funeral Saturday, Jan. 25, 10:30 a.m., from Ryan Paike Funeral Home, 120 S. Northwest Park Ridge, to Mary, Seat ol Wisdom Church. Mass II a.m. nterment All Saints Cemetery.

Visitation aftet 3 lo 10 p.m. Friday. SHEPLER Loretta Shepler, nee Guderlan, age 71, suddenly, ol Livonia, formerly ol Chiraoo. heloved wife of the late Walter; fond mother ot Donald (Carmen); grand mother ol live; sister of waiter, timer, Raymond and the lale Clara Felt. Resting oi miieiiinii runnai nmur, 26th St.

Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m.. to Cirace Lutheran cnurcn, vin si. ano s. Karloy Ay. Services II a m.

Interment Concordia. Visitation Saturday alter 7 p.m and Sunday alter 2 p.m. 521-3808. SILVERTHORNE Albert L. Silverlhorne, age 61, ol Pen-nvsvlvania, formerly of Southshore; beloved wife of Clifton; devoted mother of Bonnie (Paul) Friend and Joanne (Ken- netni srouwie; tond sister ot Alice r-rain; grandmother of Stephen, John, Laura and Michael Friend and David and Kevin Stouwie; dearest daughter ot Etfie Brend-ley and the late William Leach.

Resting at Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 10701 S. Harlem Worth where Services will be held Mount Hope. In lieu of flowers, contribu tions to The cancer Foundation win oe npreciatea. visitation Sunday, i jo p.m, 4486000. SIMUNJAK Mirko SimunlaV, beloved husband of the late Frances; dear father ol Ann Devaric, Frances and Rose (Anthony) Fremarek; grandfather of six; great-grandfather of seven; fond brother of Louis (Betty).

Funeral Monday, 8:30 trom Modell Funeral Home, S77S Pulaski to Holy Trinity Croatian Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Hrvatskl Slnovl Br. IS, Croatian Village Liuo ano sioviama ciuo. ru -aug, SISCO Sam SIsco, loving husband of Helen, nee Bieiatowict; devoted tatner ot Nancy via- dlmir) Grab and Patricia (Jerome) Doruska; lond brother of Rose (John) Ira, Louis (Virginia), Carmen (Jeanet-' le), Emily (Frank) Covello and the late GeorQe (Gladys); grandfather of seven.

Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., Irom the Cappetta Funeral Home, 5858 W. Roosevelt to St. Leonard Church. Mass Inter- ment Queen ol Heaven. Masses preferred.

Visitation afler 6 p.m. Saturday. 6260120. SMALARZ See Edward Smrclna notice. SMRCINA Edward F.

Smrclna, beloved husband ol Helen Smrclna, nee Smalari; loving lather of Marilyn, Catherine, Geraldine and Annette Smrcina; dear brother of Frank Smrclna Jr. and the late Joseph Smrclna, Mary (Hora), Howard and Mary Mydlil; nieces and nejthews. Services 9 a.m. Monday, Jan. 27, from Noworul Memorial Chapel, 5658 S.

Central Park to Blessed Agnes Church, Mass 9:30 a m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Member and secretary ol the Illinois State Court, Vice Chief Ranger Associated Lecn Catholic Courts, Karl IV, No. I50J.C.O.F, Past president ol District Alhanre ot Ctech Catholics, Member of Board ol Directors ot the National Alliance of Crerh Catholics, St.

Cerilla Choral Society and Holy Name Society of Blessed Agnes Church. Veteran ol W. W. II. Visitation 1 to 9 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday. 762-2233. a-itse-a I). La's a pe rt ei ise Aa ejr a- er fcvre ot -w aa Fee-a V-ets ft ar-a-ft, Jnri P), KRflSINGM Liv J. eavg' sat j-es a'4i a' i'e t4 v-a-.

Aa t. rf Jaes iftcei, Jcses; A pft a -a- Ic-i al Ha't mt i 'yer OS 04 Seat Fwr'a' vKt. 10 a at Eectar 5i I S. Keai-t I'-refrv-sl a Si'-c-ei ease v.l i ws Sa' wr atiet 6 m. jfrj.

LAUTTRBACH itt Ciara R. Reirw)ds Mtict. LIE Co Lee beJeyMhfSba'd Na. oear t4et ot Vjt E' jom, Eivtt, Pa? ar-d rM la'e 17, fft-t'fC1ihf of 11; iVe'ne 0" J1 Mtcnael and De'ia 0 Oom i Pesf at tne Csner Fu'ai Home, ii52 STpoft A. Funeral Mcyttaf, V.1S am, to St, Bartholomew Church.

IMe'weM St. Joseph Nan of De'ryfun. Covhf Gat-war, Retired mem sef ot Laoottf Onion Local, ha. LeffBVRE Boftert T. LeFfre ThiJv3av.

Jan beloved huto' of Eieano-; ioirf lather ct Jeanne uoepi and J-ii Leetovre; jer randfarnet of Nrt; fond (votner of tne late Jeanne Snea Funeral Monday, am, from tne Cowboy Funeral Home, 150 W. North to St. Anoeia'i Crujrch. Mass 9 30 am. Interment Queen of Heaven Violation Sunday, 3 to 10 m.

In lieu of flower contriftjt.oni to ti.O'.tt chanty ounj appreciated. 237-11 34. LEHMANN John W. tehmano of Downers G'ov. beioved husband ot Marie; dear father of James L.

(Caro'e) and Jorva R. (Barbara); b'othef of the late Wtinem; grand'ather of three. Visitation 2:30 to 10 m. Sunday at the Toon Funeral Home, 4V20 Mam Downers Grove, asontc services Sunday 1 under auspices ot Grovt Lodge, No. 824, A F.6 A.M.

Funeral service Monday, Jan 27. 2 at the First United Methodist Church, 1032 Maplt Dow-ners Grove. In lieu ot flowers, memorials lo First United Methodist Church preler. red. Interment Clarendon Hilis Cemetery.

968-0403. 10FTUS Lawrenct Lottos, suddenly, age 24, beloved son ol William and Ellen; dear brother ol Gary; fond grandson of Ellen and the la'e Patrick McLuskty and Christ-ma and the lata WiHiam Loilus; lond nephew of many aunts and uncles. Funeral Saturday, I a Irom tht Montciair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont to St. Monica Church, aess 10 a.m.

Interment Si Joseph Cemetery. Please omit llowers. 622-9300. 10RIGAN Sr. Mary Joseph, C.C.

(Bridget Lortgen) of Kilmihill, County Clare, Ireland; dearest daughter of the late James and Margaret, nee Mclnernev; beloved sister ot John (Lena), of Ireland. James (Anne), Margaret (Louis), Bessent, of London, England, Mary Elten (Michael) Mehcan. ot Ireland and the lett Thomas; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Services Monday, Jan. 27, at Poor Clare Monastery, 19th and Kean Hickory Hills.

Mass II a m. Liturgical wake service Sunday, Jan. 26, 7 pm. Interment Poor Clare Monastery Cemetery. Visitation Saturday and Sunday, 2 a.

to 9 p.m. 779 6900. MACKEY David AAackey, loving son of the lale Joseph and Mary Member of Service Union Local 66. Friend of many. Visitation Sunday, trom 12 noon to 10 P.m.

Funeral Mass Monday, 10 am, at St. Viator Church. Interment All Saints. 777-6300. MARCHETTI Costanttno (Gust) Marchett), beloved husband of the late Alice; dear father of James, C.P.O.; fond brother of Aleiander (Angeline); stepbrother ol Angeio (Anna) DiTuro; uncle of many.

Funeral Monday, I 45 a from the Rosario D. Salerno'i Sons Funeral Home, 6300 North Ave. lo Santa Maria Addoiorata cmntn. Mass at 9:45 a m. Interment Mt.

Carmel. Vis Itat.om after 6 P.m. Saturday. ME 7-0449 or ME 7-O4S0 MASCENIC Michael Mascenic, beloved husband ot Virginia, nee zeienski; tond father ot Catherine Koniskv. Theodore (Irene), George (Marie).

Margaret (Grant) Rich and Dorothy; grandfather ot 12; great- grandiatner Of one. t-unerai Monday, Jan. 27, 9:45 a.m., Irom Kolssak Funeral Home, 4755 S9 W. Division, cor. Klldare, to SI.

Ferdinand Church. Mass 10:30 a m. Inlerment Maryhill Cemetery. AL 2 3600. MAZZULIO See Angeline laconiannl notice.

McBRIDE Marguerite McBrlde, age of 201 Fran, ciscan Crown Point, Saturday, Jan. 11 at St. Anthony Nursing Home. Funeral services were held Wednesday, 9 am. at St.

Anthony's Chapel, interment Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, III. Arrangements by the Geisen Funeral Home. McENTEGART John Shields McEntegart, loving husband ol Frances, nee Clone; dear son ot Mary, nee Hearty, and the late John dear brother ot Mary (Melvin) strittar, Kathleen i Lawrence) Curran, Sister Anne Patrice, iS.M., William (Catherine), Patrick, Margaret (Christopher) Agrella and tht late Thomas. Fourth degree member ol K. ol St.

Patrick Council. Veteran of WWII. Funeral was held Wednesday, Jan 22, 1975, Irom the Galewood Funeral Chapels, 1S57 N. Harlem Ay. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery.

Into. 678 7118. MECCIA See Charles P. Pintoitl notice. MENARD John J.

Menard, Jan. 23, 1975, beloved husband ot Angeline, nee Gawlik; loving lather ol Angela and the late Wayne and David; dear brother of Charles (Beatrice), Henrv (Final. Georoe (Evelyn). Elizabeth (Sal) Medina. Eugene (Lorraine), Bernice (Fmi Beoovwich.

0 ver (Geraldine) and Raymond (Janet); closely related to Mane Bera Menard; tond brother in awot Bruno (Lillian) and John (Bernice). Fun eral Saturday, trom fcwaid Funer-. al Home. 2501-03 N. Southport to St.

Josenhat Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. 549-OOV8.

MILANO Frank A. Milann, beloved husband of Rose, net Roppolo; dear father of Rosemarit (DeWayne) Spielman; fond brother of Jeanette Gatluso and Teresa Tedeshl; loving grandfather ot Gregg and Nadine. Funeral Monday, Jan. 27, 10 a.m., Irom Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North to St.

Angela Church. Mass m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Please omit llowers.

visitation 5 to 10 m. Saturday and 1 lo 10 p.m. Sunday. B89-8844. MITCHELL on January 23, beloved husband of Donna Myers Mitchell; father ol Janet M.

Hendricks, Robert A. I ano John Mitchell; also survived by one grandchild; brother of James Mitchell, of Indiana, Pa. Friends are being received at the Wm. 0. Peerce Funeral Home, 318 Wall Pilcairn.

Services on Monday, at 1:30 p.m. from tht Center Avenue United Methodist Church. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9. MOORE Ruth M. Moore, nee Harshbarger, Jan.

24, 1975, beloved wife ol the late Charles G. Moore; dear mother of Jo-Anne, Char-lalne, Patricia and Charles; eight arandchi dren: fond sister of Fern and Claire. Services Monday, 10:30 at John M. Pedersen and Sons Chaoel, 4338 Fullerton Av. Visitation begins Saturday, 5 p.m.

Interment Randhill Cemetery, 215- 1610. MORAN James E. Moran, beloved husband of Helen, nee Ferguson; devoted father of James E. Jr. and Thomas J.

(Nancy); tond grandfather of six dear brother of Dorothy Eder and the lale Patricia lough and Thomas J. Visitation Saturday, 4 p.m. to 10 and Sunday, 2 p.m. to lop.m. Funeral Mnnriav.

a Irnm ThomDson Funeral Home. 5570 W. 95th to St. Catherine ol Alenandria Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Father Perer Council, No. 1444, K. ol St. Catherine H.N.S.

and Telephone Pioneers of America. Contributions to Little Brothers Of the Pool preferred. 425-0500. MORAN Marie A. Moran.

late of Chicago Heights, formerly of Chicago, dear cousin of James Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. from Cordl-Ryan Funeral Home, 1(1022 Dinit Homewood, lo St. Kleran Church. Mass 10 a m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

In lieu ol llowers masses and donations to the American Cancer Society will bt ap preciated. Visitation alter 6 p.m. Saturday, SY8-0331. MORAN Ruth F. Moran, age 76, of 507 Fourth street SE, Minneapolis, Minn.) survived by son James Moran ol Ladysmith, brother Laurence V.

Schima ot Minneapolis. Services Monday 8:30 a.m. at the Washburn McReavy-southeast cnapet, 2nd street and Central av. SE. Mass of Christian burial 9 a.m.

at the Church of St. Lawrence, interment winona, Minn. Prayer service Sunday 8 p.m. MURPHY Mary E. Murphy, daughter of the late Catherine Moran Murphy and Domlnick Murphy; sister of the late Gertrude Murphy.

Retired Chicago Public School teacher. Died Jan. 23, Llttlt Company of Mary Health Care Center, San Pierre. Indiana. Inlerment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

NEFELD John Nefeld, dearly beloved husband of tht late Cecelia, nee Kuinicki; devoted tather of Edwin (Jeanette), Florence, Honort (Walter) Pllarcrvk and the late Luella (George) Nuenke; fond grandfather of five. Resting at Kenny Brothers, 300 W. 95th until 9:15 a.m. Monday, Mass 10 a.m. al St.

John Fisher Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Iter 2 Saturday. Please omit llowers. 239- NELSON Elvira F.

Nelson, age 92, passed away Jan. 23, al tht Countrytidt Nursing Home. Indiana. Services will bt Saturday at II am. at tht Kosanke-Weavtr Funeral Home, Union Mills, Indiana.

Interment In Graceland Cemetery, Chicago. NEUFELD John Neufeld ot Glenwood, formerly of Roseland, husband of Evelyn M.D.) father ol Albert John (Jeanne) ol Dolton; brother of Fred Neulelrj ol Calumet City, William ol Rlverdale, Waller and Eltit Jakse and Frieda Dtmko of South Holland; four grandchildren. Resting at Carlson Funeral Homt, 304 W. 119th after m. Saturday.

Services Monday 1 :30 m. Interment Cedar Park Cemetery. Member ot Kensington Lodqe, No. 004, A.F. A.M.

Masonic services Sunday evening 8 p.m. 785 0184. C0NIET Jws Cvrr. Jen lSJ r-t i tare Aif e-OCEHl CHILDREN At.D Sh C0RCORAM Ass L. Ctnvti.

If 1W I- 10,14 ptfwi Vcrtf, mt. tO 10 lr rseeftrj K4 2.3 Tti'i GRACE JAMES Dm T. Ur. Jta. 25.

1973 lsee, ueer, to-' a tear, io.m, m.M4 a Knr tear. LINDA MENC0N! P-iil'( Mecel Sadly missed Of 25m bi-lrtOAr. Lc.ed BELLI, WtNKA. e'-c PISCQPO AwlLlfci NIEDERMAN Stave Ntt-dermtn. tit fond "memory of a be red fit nd.

Janvanr 2S, iHJ. WHITAKER Mae P. wttiteker, Jet X. 1971 A oe Circe, a vacant chair, Mmiver tr. mt troy eryw'wr LOVING CHILDREN GRANDCHILDREN dm CREAI-GkAhDCHiLDREN Death notices AISIEZ O'Neill Aibiri, beiovrt it G0'5e fond ire'hef or Judith OIK.

Gforw J. Jr. And Terri Hjlrner; lister 0 John J. O'Neill jr. VisiUliun Sundj, 3 to 0 m.

Funeral Morn-air. 9:30 i.m from Done lijrt Funeral Home, Jetferf Blvd. at to St. Philip Neri Church Mail 10 am. inlerment hoii ieounme.

so Mil ANDERSON 1 n.ii.M AA SnAtrtM ft jttlttVKlrt tru lormer ly rjt Chicaoo, Jan. 24, 1975, niter of James k. Anderson ot wiimette. Mrs Wiiared Baron ol Hancock, Wis. and Mrs Robert (Dolores) Sioe Sr.

ol Elkhart Visitation alter 7 pm. Saturday at Waller Mills-Zimmerman Funeral Home. Elkhart Ind where luneral services will be held Monday 10 a m. Memorials to Parkinsons Disease Foundation appreciated. ARCIERI Rose Arcieri, lovine sister ot Florence Cotie, Joseohtne, Alei (Anqelinel, John and the late Anthony j.

Arcieri. Funeral Monday. Jan. 77. at 9 30 a from Sul i van Funeral Home, 270! w.

3d SI. at Washtenaw Av to St. Rita Church, nter ment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation alter 4 p.m. Saturday.

rK tgjorj. ARNBERG Gertrude Ambers. a 9. Jn. 1i.

1975. retired employee of Fireman' Fund, fond ouvn of ilium Aat re; dr friend of fcdn nnvenson. service iworwar, 1 Nelson Funeral thaci, 5149-51 Ashland Av. at Foster. Interment Oak nooe.

Visitation alter 4 p.m. Sunday. LO BARNASH See Timothy J. (Ted) Flaherty notice. BARRY Mary C.

Barry aoe 83, formerly of 1740 Waller, Chicago, Jan. 23, beloved wilt of the late Harry loving mother ot Thomas, William P. (Margaret) and John Lucille) tond grandmother of nine; 21 great-grandchildren. Funeral services Monday, Jan. 27 9:30 a.m.

from the Schroeder-Lauer Funeral Home, 3277 R.dge Lansing, to St. Ann Church, for 10 a.m. mass. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

Visitation Sunday, 2 5 and 7-10 p.m. into. 44'Iium. BERG Laurence G. Berq of Maywood, beloved husband of the late Ethe J.

Berg. Chartei member ol Sten-Sture Lodge, No. 32, 10 Illinois Bar Assoc. and Christ Lutheran Church. Visitation In the Senne funeral Home, Lake Street at 2d Avenue, Mavwood, Sunday from 4 p.m.

until o.i U.l.. In. tT 1Q7C I Interment Forest Home Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Christ Lutheran Church will be appreciated. J4J0QU.

BERNSTEIN See Janet Wing Is notice, BERTELSEN Hilda Bertelsen of Williams Ray, formerly of Chicaqo, heloved wife of the late Gabriel Ratine; dear sister of the late Ame and cnar es Arneson. i-unera ser vices Monday, It a.m., at the Nielsen Funera Home, 3301 w. Fuuerton Av. Interment Mount Olive. Visitation after 4 P.m.

Sunday, bb 5 686. BOULTER E. Mildred Boulter, nee Anderson, beloved wife ol tne late Clarence R. Boulter; fond momer or Laverne errone ano Marvin m. Boulter; grandmother of three; great-grandmother of one; sister of Edgar Ander son.

Services 11 a m. Monday at the Zimmerman 8 Sandeman Funeral Home, S7O0 w. 95th St. interment cedar Park Visitation 12 noon to 9 p.m. Sunday.

424-0340. BRAUN Edward L. firaun. lovlno father of Colleen: dar son of the late Edward Braun and Marcella Coos. Resting at Stermer Fun eral Home, 3653 59 Futlerton Av.

Funeraf Monday. Jan. 27. 9 a.m., to Our Lady of Grace Church, nterment 5t. Adalbert.

Member of Carpenters Union Local 1185, Lodge No. 3. L.0.0 M. and Elk Grove Village Post, No. 9284, VFW.

Visitation alter 6 p.m. baturoay. bt yiHib. BREYER James M. Breyer, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Parnau; loving father of Joan (Leonard) McMahon end Marilyn Krauss; grandfather of Patrick and Brian MtManon.

wicnae Katnrvn. James, wh ham, Jean and Jelfery Krauss. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m.. from Walter Gutnlan Sons, 6540 W. 95th to St.

Louis de Monttort Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary cemetery. 874-7300 or 599-7300, BYERS John G.

Bvers husband of the tate Helen; father of John G. Jr. and William c. Bvers: brother ol bflitrt Strom hero Funeral services were held privately. 248- 16.

CARLSON Elmer Carlson, beloved husband ot Clara; loving father of Lois (Dr. Richard) i uneoerg, Lorraine (urviiiei syverson Loretta (Robert) Hoskins, Leona (Thomas) Zimmerman, Leonard (Trudv) and Linda; dear grandfather of 23; brother of Lila Norberq. Visitation Friday, from 5 to 10 p.m., at Olson Funeral Home, 646777 n. Nonnwest Hwy. t-unerai Saturday, Jan, cal Free Church, 1331 N.

Belmont, Arling ton Heights, nterment Memorv Gardens. Memorials to the Arlington Heights evangelical t-ree cnurcn wouio D9 ap 4 JJJ4. CONNEIL See Marie Hoever notice. DANZA See Mary Quaglia notice. DAVIS Bessie L.

Oayis. nee Cornell ol Cicero, beloved wife ol Clyde F. Davis; dear mother ol Mervin (Juanita), Raymond (the are Leona). vde Jr. rue nresl Davis.

Gladys (Gus) Zupo of Florida, Mariorie uavis and uona lHarr ell uavis: tond sister ol Roy (Harriet) Cowelli eight oranorni dren: it oreatrandchi dren. ser vices Monday, noon al Cermak Home lor Funerals, M44 W. Cermak Rd. Interment fclmwood Cemetery. 612-0243.

DES JARDINS Philip Des Jardlns, lovlni) husband ol Marie, nee Heller; devoted lather ol Philip and Susan Kehoe; grandfather ol three. services Saturday, 11 a.m.,at!hecappetta l-unera Home. shiR w. Kooseve wa Visitation at time of service. Cremation woooiawn cemetery, bimvm.

ID1SPENZA Peter J. Dispenia, suddenly, beloved hus- Dana or ramta, nee uoscn; aear riner or Gale, Peter, uenise, Kobert and Steven, fond son of Jennie and the late Nicholas; near orotner ot Grace tune ana wavmartd Resting at Cooney Funeral Home, 3552 Southport Av. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m.. to St. Andrew Chapel.

Interment Mount Carmel. In lieu ot flowers, please make donations to St. Jude Chitdrens HosDita Fund, Memphis, Tenn. Member of the Horsemen's Benevolent Assoc. IINSWEILER 1 Louise Einsweller, nee Wittgen, Jan.

11, beloved wife of the late Paul; dear mother ot Paul Jr. (Jean), Dorothy (Joseph) Piotrowtc, Florence (Cecil Wilson; ot riarr, Nancy uriu, arol Wilson and great-grandmother four. Funeral Monday, Jan. 27, 9:30 a.m., from Weimeskfrch Funeral Home, 7066 Clark to St. Jerome Church.

Mass 10 a.m. interment st. Mary cemetery, lech- ny, ku a-uui. (esposito Frank Esposito. beloved husband of fhe late Joseohine, nee Ritio; loving father of Nancy Marie, John (Lee) and the late Rose M.

Cir-sla; dear grandfather ol Andrea (Ricky) Jones and Cheryl; great grandfather ol Jennifer; lond brother of nomas, Josepn ano beorge. i-unerai Monday, 9 a.m., from the Galewood Funeral Chapel, 1857 N. Hailem Av.L to St. Vinrent Ferrer Church, River Forest. Mass 10 a.m.

Entombment Queen ol Heaven Mausoleum. Please omit flowers. Visitation after 5 p.m. Saturday. 889-1700.

See Charles P. Pitttoill notice. FAILICO Frank Falllco, beloved husband -of Fr- oi'i-CS, "re LUHIU, lUVMly lOIIICI Ul ginla, Violet (John) McCaulev, Allred (Janet), Joanna, Dolores, Shirley (William) klirka. Francis (Christine) and Mlrhael; dear grandfather ol 16; lond brother of Sam, Lucy Gusti, Joseph, Mary canosica. Mime Myswiec ano i.eorge.

Funeral Monday. 9 a.m.. Irom Columbian Funeral Home, 4621 W. North Oak Park, to Immaculate conception cnurrn. Mass 10 a m.

Entombment St. Joseph Visitation after 4 p.m. Saturday. VI 8 3010 or ts 5151. Ifennessy i r.enraiann Fennessv of Berwvn.

be loved wile of the late Patrlcki dear mother of Edward (Violet), George, William (Irene), Marie (Frank) Weger and the late Jnhm sister of Sadie Covne and Mable Noone; grandmother ot to; great- II Cuur.l UuJu I. 1, at 9 a.m., from the Joseph Nosek and sons t-unerai Home, aio-ib w. mrn at. corner ol Euclid. Berwvn.

to St. Mary ol Celle Church. Mass 9:30 i.m. Inlerment Mount carmel. visitation 5 to i.w p.m.

Saturday and 2 to 9:30 p.m. Sunday. Incur 1 Roy Leo Flcht, age iJ years, beloved husband ol Sandra Zuldema Flcht; nevoteo tnn nl Antnn and Teresa Kulovltci Flrht: loving brother ol James (Erma), Shirley (James) Nash, John (Jacqueline) and the late Anthony Flcht; tond ton in taw ot Herman and Beverly smirn zuioema. vis Itation after 4 p.m. Sunday.

Funeral Mon day 9:15 am, from The New Sbeehy Funeral Home, avso w. mi St. to si Fabian Churrh. Mass 10 a.m. Inlerment St.

Mary Cemetery, please omit tlowen 51 rvwi or 5 STRAHS E'nest S'reM. age 43. t- te. n-vi' of C-a-a St'eM Hetirf Ramonat ot Tewftietd, i ax cafoi ijesset a so fra'dcniipiea; p-etner of Caar.es fe S'rans of Ca'ore a ana Geoiw vrme Funera Ma. 9 10 trom Oorne Fra Fufleral HOene.

1571 Map Ay Evanston. la Avcens on of Lord CNr'cn Mass II a Interment Vryt. It Cetery, Ntles. V'Sita''! 7 Id Sa'oraar and 2 ta to Sunday. Pease sunt f.Mtrt.

UN 9 2900. STUBER A Stuber, nee Bara9sia, teiort-d -'e Wasyt; (vi't mother of Ay'c (Anai esej Res'tt at Kaoca Fueal Home, 7S7 W. Ch caoo A. Fy-e'i Sa'u'car, 30 a to Ho(v Vrgn Catnefl-at interment St, Saa in. STURDY Lesttf p.

S'sJ'd. Me 71. 701 va ton St Jai 23. son ot te la'e Ffeoefic and mma Sturdy; brotNer of Merfn S'l-'Ot. Sendees at La.

ad Son CdWel, I03i N. Deafbom MoMa. Jan. 27, at 1 p.m. Interment Oak Woods.

Visitation ater 1 SuOay. Member of Aueyrn Pa'k No. 789, A i A Coftnthian Cnaper, No. A.M., Apollo Commandeif, No. 1, K.T., 33 Oeo'ee Vason Wember of Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Va'iey of Ctucaoo ad Meonah lempie A A 0 M.S.

Retired real estatt manar. 337 Xi6. SVOBODA LMuan M. Svoboda. nee Tofek, of North Riversifle.

beioved wife of Joseph devoted mother ot Lorrane (Milton) Sec and Robert A. (Delta) Soboda; fandmothef of Dlae and David Svec, Oae, JoAnn, Joe and Bob Svoboda; S't'er of Frances (the late Dr. Edward Rus, Mam (tne late Otio) Zvotsky. the la't Frank (Emily, Ju'tk and Emily Bilei. Services Monflay, Jan.

27, 1 at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6277 W. Cermaix Rd. Interment Woodawtv Member ot Bei wvn Chapter, No. S79, 0 8 S. (Star ser-vices Sunoav, I In heu ot flowers, ease matte contributions to the Lttitan Svoboda Memona- Funo (envelopes ava-t able at the funeral home).

Visitation Satur-Ca besmmng i p.m. GU 4 2060 or Bl 2-2027. SVOBODA William Svoboda, late residence Berwvn, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Svlrora; dear brother of Rose Remes; dear unde of marty nieces and nephews. Funeral a'u--day, Jan 25, at 1 from the Frank Oanf Funeral Home, 261 ft Ridgeiant Berwvn, Interment Wood'awn Cemet. enr.

Member of Hawthorne Chapter, TPA No. 45 and A GU4 6S10 TETREV Josephine M. Tetrey, nee Mleinek. late ot Phoenn, Arifona, beloved wife of the late Jerry; dear mother of Jerry (Marge), Edward (Mildred), Anna Bra bet, Mildred (Rudclph) Moravek. and Robert (Dorothy); grandmother of nine; great, grandmother of 16; sister ot Mary Nerad.

Funeral services Monday, January 27, 1975. 10.30 a m. at Soites Chapel, 2746 W. 5Ht St. Interment Mount Hope.

(Cremation). 776-7257. TREPPIEDI Jennie Treppiedi, beloved wife of the late Santo; fond mother of Anthony (Torpe) (Barbara); grandmother of Joanne (Richard) Marraecinl; great-grandmother of Marc; dear sister of Luciano Orlando. of Vicari, S.cily, Frances Russo and Tom (Angelina) Orlando. Funeral Mondav.

9 a from Montciair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont to St. Xerdinand Church. Mass 9 30 a m. Interment St.

Joseph, NA2-9300 TYSLER George J. Tysler, dearest husband of Mary nee Hammang. Services Monday, Jan. 27, at 10 from Kowske Funeral Directors, 1449 W. 51st St.

Interment Rosehill Cemetery. Visitation alter 2 p.m. Saturday. 927-4765. VERCEIUNO Italia P.

Vercellino, nee Frigo, age 68, wife ot Anthony; mother of Sister Dawn, Thomas (Kathleen), Richard (Nancy). Le-nore (George) Knoi, Joy (James) Botcher, Joyce (John) Galvan and the late Gerald; grandmother ot 16; sister of Elirabeth Olson, Erma Frigo, Vioiette Wuerti and the late Geno Frigo and Regina Gyuritra. Services and Interment private. PU 5 2030. VESELY Nell Vesely.

suddenly, sister of Anna Amend. Rose Devme ol Portage, the late Charles. Mamie Huebner and Bernard J. Vesely ol Chicago. Services Monday at St.

Mary Church, Portage, Wis. 561-4850. VRTIS David Jay Vrtis of Forest Part, beloved son of William J. and Mariorie F. Vrtis, nee Haick; loving brother of Doris, Donald.

Debra and Dennis. Funeral Mon. day, 1:30 p.m., at Zimmerman and Son Funeral Home, 7319 Madison Forest Park. Interment Glen Oak. In lieu of llowers, memorials appreciated to Forest Park Community Center, visitation after 4 m.

Saturday. 366-2200. WASBERG Ael Wasberg, Jan. 23, 1975. beloved husband ol the late Marie dear father of Frederick (Evelyn), Robert (Theresa) and the late Lillian; grandfather ot seven; of nine; brother ol Gus-av in Norway.

Former member of Sons of Norway and Norwegian Technical Society. Services Mondav, 1 p.m., at John M. Pedersen ana Sons Chapel, 4338 Fullerton Av. Interment Elmwood. Please omit flowers.

Visitation Saturday only trom 6 lo 10 m. 235 1610. WATKINS Walter M. Watkins, passed away St. Petersburg, beloved husband ol Mar-ion, nee Shields; father of William brother of John and Norman Watkins, Gertrude Frani, Laura Watkins, the late Raymond Watkins and Ada Money.

Visitation after 2 p.m. Sunday, at Drechsler-Brown Funeral Home, 203 S. Marion Oak Park, where service will be held 11 a m. Monday. Interment Acacia Park.

383-3191. WEBB Jackie H. Webb, suddenly, Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975, of Hinsdale, beloved son of James T. and Susie Webb, nee Wyrick; loving brother of James, Lola Allen, Harry, Marly, Larry, Duke, Darryl, Mary, Lisa, Kenneth, Mark and Rose Webb; grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. James H. Wyrick; dear neohew of James N. Wyrick. Lloyd Wyrick, May Griswold, Joe Webb, Cynthia Massev, Sybil 09den and Dorothy Burtield and Ethel Webb.

Local visitation Saturday at the Broadview Funeral Home, 2020 W. Roosevelt from 3 to 9:30 p.m. Visitation Sunday and Monday, Irom 2-4 and 7-9, at the Pachosney Funeral Home, Muskegon, Mich. Interment, Tuesday at the Mona View Cemetery, Muskegon. Employee of the Basselln Steel Co.

and member ol Ironworkers Union No. 725. 344 3044. Or, 562-5900. WESSEIS Of Mt.

Lebanon, on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975. Donald W. beloved husband of Jacqueline Burke Wessels; father of Donald W. Michael Susan Elirabeth A.

and John A. Wessels; son ol Albert C. and Florence W. Wessels; brother of Albert, Thomas and Henry Wessels. Friends received at the E.

B. Laughlin Funeral Home, 3310 W. Liberty on Friday from to Funeral liturgy in St. Bernards Church on Friday, Jan. 24, at 10 a.m.

It desired, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the charity ot your choice. WHAIEN Mary B. Fittgerald Whalen, beloved wilt of the late John Whalen; devoted mother ol Margaret (William) Iga Iv, Bridie, Thomas, the late John end Patrick Whalen; dear grandmother of eight; great-grandmother ol two. Visitation after 6 m. Saturday.

Funeral Monday, from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 10727 S. Pulaski to St. Victor Church, Calumet City, for mass at 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Marv Cemetery.

Native of County Kerry, Ireland. ST 3 7700 or 857-7878. W1LKINS Avery L. Wilkins, beloved husband of Jean; dear lather ot Dorothy (Arthur) Pietrrak, Joan (Merle) Grail, Lee Wilkins and James (Alice) Wilkins; grandfather of 11; brother of Jean (Russell) Jacobus, Floyd Wilkins and Charles (Elizabeth) Wilkins. Funeral Monday, Jan.

27, 9:15 a.m.. from Palos (Lack. Funeral Home, 11028 Southwest Palos Hills, to Incarnatiom Church, 5757 W. 127th Palos Heights. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment St. Casimir Cemetery. Member ol Alsip Lions Club and Sertoma Club of Blue Island, III. and Trustee ot Village of Alsip. In lieu of flowers, donations to cancer fund will be aoprecialed.

Visitation Saturday 6 to 10 p.m., Sunday 2 to 10 p.m. 974-4410 WILSON Cleothus Wilson, age passed Mondav, Jan. 20, 1975 after a complicated illness, dearly beloverf brother ol Rev. Jessie E. Wilson (Clestine).

Host of many nieces. nephews relatives friends. Funeral services Sunday Jan. 26, 1975, from 6 to 8 p.m, at Biggs Biggs Funeral Home, 3246 W. Jackson Interment Lincoln Cemetery, Monday Jan, 27, 197J.

Wake from 6 to 7 m. Sunday. Visitation Irom I to 6 p.m. Sunday. 326 3265.

WINGIS Janet Wlngls, nee Bernstein, of Altadena, formerly of Chicago and Wiimette, beloved wife ol Charles mother of Steven, Michael and Jean; daughter of Sidney and Adele Bernstein, ol Chicago; sister of Henry Bernstein. Interment Mt. Sinai Cemetery, Hollywood Hills, Sunday, Jan. 26. Please omit flowers.

WOZNIAK Henry E. WornlaV beloved husband of Rose, net Hengels; loving father of Rosalie, Bonnie, Sp 4 Nicholas, Henry Fay ahd Frank; fond brother of Mae Brockway, Eleanor Regele, Mariorie Zol-tler, George and Leonard. Visitation Saturday, 3 to 10 m. and Sunday, 9 a.m., to 10 p.m. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., trom Leo M.

Brieske and Son Funeral Home, 2859 Southport to St. Alphonsus Church. Mass 10 a m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Athens, Wis. 935-6111.

ZACCAGNINI Louis Zarcagnlnl, Jan. 11, 1975, dear husband of the late Pasrtulna, nee Dell'Ar. mi; dear lather of Mary (Hans) Kotlman; grandfather of two, Randy and John. Funeral and Interment In Sun City, Aril. ZAHRT lira Zahrt, aoe 91, Jan.

24, 1975. beloved wife of the late August; loving mother ol Pearl E. Keller and the late Belly Wln-yihake of California; dear sister of the late Gustav, tmil, Robert, Albert, Hem-rich and Ernst Meier, all of Switierland. Service Monday. 3:30 al Krauspt Chapel, 3905-07 N.

Lincoln Av. Visitation afler 1 p.m. Sunday. Please omit flowers, on weekends as alleged by the authors of the study, rearson said, "It might be readily explained by the fact that many factories have shut down rather than traffic is leaving the cities. "Certainly truck traffic throws pollution into the air that has an effect on the weather.

Pollution particles serve as the core for rain drops. But if the traffic has an effect on tornadoes, that's a new one on me, and I've been studying tornadoes for more than 25 years." He said turbulence created by two trucks passing was "miniscule" compared to, for example, turbulence generated by the sun beating on a large parking lot. Heidi Peterson mains were put there," he said. Mrs. Peterson last saw her daughter that February afternoon when Heidi played with her brother, Carl, then 2, in front of the family's modest home.

Mrs. Peterson drove to a grocery and about 15 minutes later her husband stepped outside the house to check on the children. "Heidi go," said the boy, sitting alone in the yard. Mrs. Charles Siege Services for Mrs.

Carol Nelson Siege, 55, vice president and director of the Villa Park Trust Savings Bank, 10 S. Villa will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday in the chapel at 423 N. York Elmhurst.

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1400. 66 4r9) SEATTLE AP-The 11-month search for 4-year-old Heidi Peterson came to an end Friday when remains found near' a Seattle park were positively identified as those of the missing girl, authorities said. Heidi disappeared from her yard 11 months ago, touching off a nationwide search in which hundreds of volunteers participated. Dr. Donald Reay of the King County medical examiner's office said the identification was made thru dental records.

He said the cause of death had not been determined. THE REMAINS were found about a block from the girl's home. Roy and Sally Peterson, the girl's parents, had said thru Larry Fine Larry Fine, an original 'Stooge 'dies LOS ANGELES AP Larry Fine, 73, the frizzy -haired original member of the Three Stooges comedy team, died Friday. Fine died at the Motion Picture and Television Country Home and Hospital in suburban Woodland Hills. Home officials said death was caused by a stroke.

Moe Howard, who was the leader of the Stooges, is the only original member still living. The third original member was Moe's brother Jerry, known as Curly, who died in 1952. Curly's place was taken by another brother, Samuel, known as Shemp, who died in 1955. THE STOOGES made 218 movie shorts over a 24-year period at Columbia Pictures. The original team was part of the act of Broadway comedian Ted Healy, who was both the persecutor and victim of the Stooges, whom he slapped and beat with mock violence.

Their act popularized the mock battle blow of "stooging" a i i a palm at another's forehead. Stooging became so prevalent that health authorities feared brain damage among children and the Stooges were prevailed upon to discard the gesture. Fine is survived by a daughter, a granddaughter, and a ft I i- Russ Hamm, news photographer, dies Russell V. Hamm, 77, one of Chicago's best -known news photographers, died Friday in St. Margaret's Hospital, Hammond.

Mr. Hamm, of 15126 S. Meadow Lane, Dolton, had worked for the Chicago Daily News for 26 years when he joined The Chicago Tribune in 1941. He worked for The Tribune for 16 years and moved in 1958 to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. His photographs won 36 awards, including the Joseph Sprague Award, the highest honor given by the National Press Photographers Association.

Mr. Hamm's photographic career began when he was 7 years old and an uncle let him help out in a basement darkroom In the Back of the Yards neighborhood. He was a machine gunner In World War winning the Purple Heart and Silver Star. Mr. described himself as a photographer and recorded the Loeb-Leopold murder, Al Capone, the Scopes "Monkey Trial," the slaying of.