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Chicago Tribune, Saturday, February 10, 1979 Section 1C Obituaries Rites for H. G. Hughes, retired fire official, set PIERS0N Eva H. Pierson, loving wife of the late Edwin; fond sister ot the late Harold Nelson; fond aunt ot Kenneth (Harriet) Pierson, Ruth (Lerov) Miller and Arthur Pierson Jr. Visitation Muelnoeter's Lakeview Chapel, 1458 W.

Belmont, Saturday, 4-10 p.m. Interment private. 472-6300. RAKELIN A George P. Rakelin, aoe 66, beloved husband of Anne; fond uncle of Karol Mann and Gloria Olson.

Over 40 year employee of Continental Bank Formerly of Chicago, residing in Bass Lake, Knox, Indiana, suddenly (n Lakeland, Feb. i. Services were held in Florida with crema'ion at Lakeland. A memorial service at a later dale wilh interment In family plot. RIEKER Berniece V.

Rieker, beloved daugh KLEICH Anna M. Kleich, beloved wife of the late Michael loving mother of James (Maria), Richard (Jacqueline), Robert (Linda) and Ariene Kleich; fond grandmother of eight. Visitation at Hoiierbacti Funeral Home, 4022-36 N. Elston at Irving Park, Thursday, 6 to 9:30 P.m., Friday, 2 to 9:30 P.m. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., to Our Lady of Mercy.

Mass ot the Resurrection, 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Joseph. 463-1510. K0LT0N See Marl Costello notice.

K0TULA Bessie Kotula, formerly Moser, nee Tabor, of Berwyn, beloved wite ot Frank; mother of Emily (Eugene) Svoboda; sister of Joseph Tabor, Gravct Edwards, Irene Zak, Ella Dihke and the late Lillian De Waei-le; nieces and nephews. Services Monday, Feb. 12, 10 a.m., at Svec and Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. GILES Natalie Giles of Deerfield. beloved wife of the late Edis; loving mother ef Gloria Heike and Carol McCra-ren; devoted grandmother of four.

Visitation 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 3 P.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at Keller ft.

Scalding Funeral Home, 1787 Deerfield Highland Park. Mass of the Resurrection 10:30 a.m. Monday, Feb. 12, at Holy Cross Church, 774 Elder Lane, Deerfield. Interment All Saints.

Info. 831-4260. GLASSNER Sam Giessner passed sway Jan. ,13, 1979, very dear husband of Laura Dorsa, nee Rmo. Due to sever weather funeral Mass at later date.

GL0WACKI Norbert A. Glowackl, age 61, beloved husband of Helen, nee Skwoek; loving father of Deanna (Jerrv) Santini, Jorie (Michael) Stachura and Ron Giowacki; grandfather of six; fond brother of Leonard Glowackl and Therese Mar chewski. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m., from Kowachek Funeral Home, 5774-76 W. Lawrence to St. Constance Church.

Mass 10:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert. Visitation begins Friday after 2 p.m. 545-3800.

Cermak Rd. mermen woooiawn, i Member ot Amalgamated Clothing I Workers ot America. Visitation Sunday 2 to 10 P.m. 434-2050 or 242-2027. LANHAM bed her and kept her from leaping while firemen pulled on his legs until both were safe.

HE WAS FORCED into retirement In 19C1 but, instead, started a second career as an assistant Illinois state fire marshal. With his knowledge of what causes fire, he cracked down on fire code violations in private and public buildings nursing homes, state hospitals, county jails, and crime syndicate gambling joints in Cicero and Melrose Park. He retired the second time in 1974. He died Thursday in Lakeside Veterans Hospital. Hughes' father was the first of the clan to join the fire department in 1893.

Since then, the name has been borne by firefighters of many ranks, including six of Harry Hughes' sons. Surviving are his wife, Emeline; four sons, James, Joseph, Harry and Michael, the last three still on the fire department; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Davis; 32 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two sisters; and two brothers. MASS FOR Harry G. Hughes, 80, retired Chicago fire department division marshal with a record of fighting more big fires than any other fireman in his 40 years' service, will be said at 10:30 a.m.

Monday in St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church, 107th Street and Lawndale Avenue, Oak Lawn. Hughes, a member of the best known family in the fire department, was responsible for many innovations. In 1955, he was named drillmaster of the Chicago Fire Academy and developed a modern curriculum for rookie firemen. He was the first to jump out of a high window into a safety net to encourage rookies to try it.

He also started new safety methods for driving to fires. "You can't fight a fire if you smash up on the way," he explained. All the time he was drillmaster, at his own request, he was assigned to fight all fires reaching three alarms. In one instance, when a woman was threatening to jump from a ledge on the upper floors of Tribune Tower, he had firemen hold his legs while he leaned out, grab GLOW See Norbert A. GlowackJ notice.

GORMAN Henry Gorman, beloved husband of Svtvle, nee Weiss; loving father of Jerre Jean (Ron) Broil and William R. (Catherine); dear grandfather of seven; fond brother of Irene (Orlev) Schilcter, Leonard (Barbara), William (Martina) and Raymond (LaR-osa). Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.m.. John L.

Lanham of wnmerfe, Feb, 8, husband of Alta; father of Linda; brother of Robert R. Memorial services 2 p.m. Monday at the Wilmette Lutheran Church, 7th and Greenleaf Wilmette. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Society, 1618 Orrington Evanston.

LASK (IASKIEWICZ) Henry F. Lask, beloved husband of Betty, nee Maxian; fond father of Daena (Jerry) Hinkelman; grandfather ot Jay Hinkelman; brother of Theodore (Lucille) and Frank. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from Becvar Funeral Directors, 11201 S. Harlem, Worth, to St. Mary Church, Da-rien.

III. Entombment Resurrection. In lieu of flowers, donations to Cancer Research will be appreciated. Visitation Saturday after 6 p.m. 361-0500.

ter of the late Louis and tmma Rieker; loving sister of Irene L. Jolie and Edna (Jimmie) Hall; loving aunt ot many nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and grand-nephews. Services Monday. Feb. 12, a.m., at Rvan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S.

Northwest Park Ridge. Interment private Memorial Park Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Memorials to the American Cancer Society Memorial Fund. Visitation 1-9 p.m.

Sunday. R0SEMANN Bertha M. Rosemann, beloved wife of the late Kurt; dear mother of Curtis; sister of Charles, Harold and Dolores. Services and interment private. In lieu ot flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society would be appreciated.

734-3833. SANDALl Edna sandaif nee Windt, of Et-mhurst, beloved wite of the late John E. fond mother of John E. Jr. (Audrey) and Karen R.

(Donald) KambeMad; grandmother of Mark T. and Sh.reen L. Nvgren and John A. Sandall; one great-grandchild, David J. Nygren; sister of Clarence (He-ten), John (Helen) and Burton (Marie) Wlndt and Verna (Erwinl Gastel.

Resting at the Ahlgrim a. Sons Funeral Home, 567 S. Soring Elmhurst, from 4 (o 9:30 P.m. Saturday and 2 to 9:30 p.m. Sunday.

In state at First Baptist Church, 343 S. York, from 10:30 a.m. until time of service at 11 a.m. Monday, Feo. 12.

In lieu of flowers, memorials will be appreciated to the First Baptist Church of Elmhurst or the Cancer Society, interment Elm Lawn Cemetery. 834-3515. from Smaiuch Funeral Home, 3800 Elston Ave. to St. Andrews Church.

Interment All Saints Cemetery. 478- 5300. GR0TH Margaret P. Groth, nee age 62, (Retired Crossing Guard), beloved wife ot the late Henry P. Groth: lovino mother of Daniel H.

(Kathleen), Maureen R. (Richard) Fisher and Brian M. Groth; grand-! Richard A. Whiling III Mass for Richard A. Whiting III, 31, an executive of the Lord Taylor department store chain, will be Saturday in St.

Patrick Catholic Church, Bedford, N.Y. Mr. Whiting died Tuesday in a Washington, D.C., hospital after being stricken in his Bethesda, home. Mr. Whiting was mid-Atlantic operations director of Lord Taylor, a post he had held since June, when he left the company's store at 835 N.

Michigan in Water Tower Place, where he had been assistant manager for three years. Surviving are his wife, Phyllis; and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Whiting Jr.

of Bedford Village, N.Y. Helen M. Belknap Helen M. Belknap, 62, of Oak Park, former physical therapist for the orthopedic department of Oak Park Elementary School District 97, died Friday in West Suburban Hospital, Oak Park. She is survived by her brother, Frank.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the First United Church, Lake Street and Kenilworth Avenue, Oak Park. Hcinrich Kluver Services for Heinrich Kluver, 81, a retired University of Chicago professor, will be at 7 p.m. Sunday in the chaDel at 2701 N. Clark St.

Mr. Kluver died Thursday in the Monticello Convalescent Center in Oak Lawn. He taught biological psychology at the university for 30 years, retiring in 1963 as the Sewell Avery distinguished professor of biological psychology. Known for his work in experimental psychology, he pioneered the use of monkeys in behavioral studies. He is survived by his wife, Harriet.

Memorial contributions can be made to the Heinrich Kluver Lectureship, in care of the dean of University of Chicago Hospitals, 950 E. 59th Chicago 60637. Lyman S. Mangas Services for Lyman S. Mangas, 91, a Lincoln, 111., lawyer and senior counsellor of the Illinois Bar Association, will be at 11 a.m.

in the chapel at 325 Pekin Lincoln. Mr. Mangas died Thursday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Lincoln. He was the oldest living member of the 1910 graduation class of the University of Illinois law school. Up until shortly before his death, Mr.

Mangas was still practicing law. Survivor? include two daughters, Mrs. Jane Blossom and Mrs. Elizaeth Brown; six grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Jack Moss Mrs. Rose Moss, 81, cofounder and owner with her husband, Jack, of Jack's Men's Wear, 7501 N. Cermak North Riverside, and Jack's North Men's Wear, 341 La Grange La Grange Park, died Friday in St. Joseph's Hospital. The Mosses had been in business for 50 years.

Also surviving are a son, Everett; a daughter, Mrs. Muriel Hymen; 15 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; a brother; and a sister. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday in the chapel at 1300 W. Devon Av.

Elmer G. Huckstaclt Elmer G. Huckstadt, 76, a retired chief clerk and executive assistant for the Chicago Eastern Illinois Railroad, died Friday in Christ Hospital, Oak Lawn Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 8550 S.

Kedvale Av. Mr. Huckstadt, a longtime South Side resident, was employed by the railroad for 49 years. He is survived by three sons, Paul, Robert, and Ronald; two grandsons; three brothers; and a sister. Miss Berniece V.

Rieker Miss Berniece V. Rieker, 76, a former secretary, died Friday at Green Oak Terrace nursing home in Park Ridge. Miss Rieker, a resident of Chicago's Northwest Side, retired in 1974 after 43 years as an executive secretary at Hed-man Co. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Irene Jolie and Mrs.

Edna Hall. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in the chapel at 120 S. Northwest Park Ridge. Seymour Wasserman Seymour Wassermarij 66, of 535 N.

Michigan died Friday in his home. He was a partner in the accounting firm of Wasserman, Kulbarsh 33 N. La Salle St. Surviving are his widow, Rae; a daughter, Mrs. Lois Greenberg; a son, Kenneth; a sister; and two grandchildren.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in the chapel at 5206 N. Broadway. John L. Lanham Services for John L.

Lanham, 52, of 2522 Iroquois Wilmette, a sales representative for 28 years for Employees Insurance of Wausau, will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Wilmette luthcran Church, 7th and Greenleaf avenues, Wilmette. Mr. Lanham died Thursday in Evanston Hospital, Evanston. Surviving are his wife, Alta; a daughter, Linda; and a brother.

USSARES Zaharoula (Luta) Lessares, nee Rozakos, in Greece, beloved wife of the lata James Lessares; loving aunt of many nieces and nephews. Fu mother ot fond sisier of Mary t. (Edwin) Barrett, Retired Chief C.F.D Vincent P. (Mildred) O'Mallev, the (at Edwin (the late Helen) and James (Mary) O'Mallev. Funeral from Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 Elston comer of Pulaski Monday, Feb.

12, 9:30 a.m., to neral Monday, 10:30 a.m., from Biake-Lamo t-unerai nome, mm w. 103d Oak Lawn, to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodoi Church. Services 11 a.m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Visitation after 3 P.m. Sunday. In lieu ot flowers, donations to St. Nlrhotat Greek Orthodox Church Rites set for Louis Hardin, Chicago attorney 50 years transportation into, call 6J6-liyj Of. Richard M.

Sandine, beloved hus- Chicago 735-4242. band of Connie; dear father ot Ka- ren (Patrick) WilHord, Richard UESKE St. Edward Church. Mass 10 a.m. i Interment All Saints Cemetery.

I Member of St. Anne Sodality. Visi tation Saturday 7-10 P.m. and Sunday 2-10 P.m. KE 9-6100.

Sei Berniece V. Rieker notice. HALL Veola D. Hall of Evanston, Feb. 9, wife of the late Frank G.

Mrs. Hall Is survived by her daughters, Mrs. Kathryn H. Singleton and Janice H. Knight; four qrandchil dren; four great-grandchildren and a brother, Mark D.

Wins low. Memo-i rial services will be held 11 a.m. I Monday, Feb. 12, at the Elliott Chapel of the Presbyterian Home, Evanston. In lieu of flowers, dona-! tions may be made 1o the charily of -your choice.

HANSEN Carl B. Hansen, beloved husband of the late Helen dear father of AWin Lieske, beloved nusoana or Dorothy, nee Daniels; loving father of Gregory (Barbara); dear father ot Jeanette (Scott) Walls; dear grandfather of three; fond brother of Ralph (Marge), Chester (Josephine), Joseph (Irene). Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m., from Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W. Higgins to St. Monica Church.

Mass 11 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Member of VFW Post, 1612 and Chicago Typographical Union, No. 16. Visitation Sunday 1 fo 9 p.m.

774-3232. four; dear son Of Loretta and the late Roy; brother ot Lerov Sandine and Phyllis Ollverii. Services Monday, 10 a.m., at Friedrichs Funeral Home, 320 W. Central Rd. at Northwest Mount Prospect.

Interment St. Michael the Archangel. Visitation Saturday 6 to 9:30 p.m., Sunday 1 to 9:30 p.m. 255-7600. SANT0NI Mary Santonl, nee GraninI, beloved wife of the late August; loving-mother of Phiiomea (the late Robert) Frtschberg and Vera (Anthony) LaMantia; tond grandmother ot Mark (Michalena) and Leah MALEVITIS See Zaharoula Lessares notice, FROM 1932-1935 Mr.

Hardin was active in legal proceedings leading to organization of the Community Public Service Co. in Fort Worth, Texas. He conducted the legal proceedings in 1940 which resulted in the merger of Armour Institute of Technology and Lewis Institute, to form Illinois Institute of Technology. The institute granted him an honorary degree in 1968. Mr.

Hardin was a former director of Bliss Laughlin Industries, and at the time of his death was a director of Intermatic, Spring Grove, Community Public Service and Illinois Consolidated Telephone Mattoon. In addition to his wife he is survived by two daughters, Edith H. Seymour and Carol H. Henderson, and four grandchildren. SERVICES FOR Louis S.

Hardin, 83, a Chicago attorney for more than 50 years, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the chapel at 20 N. Hale Piano. A memorial service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday in Blair Chapel of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, 126 E.

Chestnut St. Mr. Hardin, a partner in the firm of Schiff, Hardin Waite, 233 S. Wacker died Wednesday at his farm home in Piano, Kendall County, where he had lived with his wife, Shirley, for many years. Mrs.

Hardin is co-owner of the Fair-weather-Hardin Gallery, 141 E. Ontario St. Mr. Hardin served in the U.S. Army during World War after graduation from Yale University.

He obtained his law degree from the University of Chicago in 1921. bniney tuonaiaj Luna; rona grana father of Nancy and Donna Lund. Services Monday, I p.m., af Fried richs Funeral Home, 320 W. Central Rd. at Northwest Mount Prosoect.

Interment Rlrjgewood. Visitation Sunday 4 to 9:30 p.m. Memorials to vour favorite charity LaMantia. Funeral services Monday, 10: 15 e.m., from Conboy Funeral Home, 6150 W. North to St.

Vincent Ferrer Church, 1530 Jack-, son. River Forest. Mass a.m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation Saturday and Sunday, 2 p.m.

to-9 p.m. 237-1134. SCOTT See Mariorie Kennedy notice: SERAPHINE See Carmen g. coiangeio notice. appreciated.

25WBW. HARDIN Louis S. Hardin, age 83, died Feb. I 7, 1979 in Piano, survived by his 1 wife, Shirley Garnett, two daugh ters, Edith H. Seymour ot 5an Fran Cisco, Carol H.

Henderson of Sewt tie, and four grandchildren. Services will be held Saturday, Feb, 10, 1979, 2 P.m. at Larson's Funeral 1 Home, 20 N. Hale Piano, III. Memorial services will be held Mon-1 day, Feb.

12- 1979, 2:30 P.m. at Blair Chapel, Fourth Presbyterian i Church, 124 E. Chestnut Chicago. In lieu of flowers contributions to chanty of vour choice apl SMITH tdna Bene smith, beloved daughter of the late Frank and Isabeile; dear sister of the late Olive Smith; fond cousin ot Hazel Dpps, Burl, George and Robert Cochrane. Services Monday, Feb.

12, 11 a.m., at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western Av. Interment Montrose Cemetery. Visitation at time ot service only. 561-6874.

MAL0NEY Robert J. Maloney, beloved husband ot Helen C. Jeschke Maloney; de voted father of Robert W. (Margo), Terrence A. (Patricia) and Wallace K.

(Patricia) Maloney; loving grandfather of 10; dear brother of Mary Tuilv, Josephine Specht, the late William and Richard (Esther) Maloney. Visitation after 6 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.m., from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 10727 S. Pulaski to St.

Terence Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment private. Retired employee of CTA after 37 years. Member of Div.

308, CTA. In lieu of flowers, masses will be appreciated. ST 3-7700 or 857-7878. Mclaughlin Sabina (Bina) McLaughlin, nee Flaherty, beloved wife of the late Michael dormer CTA employee); loving mother of Michael, CFD (Virginia); fond grandmother of Mary, Michael and Peggy; dear sister of Nora (John) Wescott of Arlington Heights, Coleman, Martin, Ann, Mary, Patrick and Michael Flaherty of Ireland. Native ot Bar-na.

County Galway, Ireland. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m., from the John E. Maloney Company Funeral Home, 1359 W. Devon to St. Cornelius Church.

Mass 11 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Visitation Friday from 2 p.m. to 9. p.m.

Please omit flowers. RO 4-1617. MELVIN See June Marie Sullivan notice. MEYER Toxic spill to be dug up in Bedford Park Saturday predated, HEAFEY 'Fugitive poet' Tate dies; gained fame in '20s SMUCZYNSKI Michael J. Hearev, beloved husband of Ellen nee Gtlbdv; loving father of John J.

(Katherine), Maureen (John) Ma tone, Eleanor (Nicholas, M.D.) Burriescl; grand father of 11; dear brother of Tom, Patrick of Chicago, Mary Jane, Cor nelius of Ireland and the late Daniel Heafev of Chicago. Funeral Monday, Feb. 12, at 9:30 a.m., from the Ahem Funeral Home, U10 Madison Oak Park, to St. Domitilia Church, Hillside. Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m.

Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Member of Div. 241, CTA, ret. employee. Visitation Saturday from 4 p.m.

to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 3 p.m. to 9 P.m. Native of Ballylong-ford. County Kerry, Ireland, EU 3-5700 or KE 3-2394.

HISLER Nettie 5muciynski, oeioved wite or the late John; dear sister of the late Stella Knapp, late Martha Point-kowski, late Helen Abraham, late Blanche Johnson and the late Frank Rosinski; loving aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Pomierskt and Son Funeral Home, 1059 W. 32 to St. Mary of Peroetua' Helo Church. Interment Resurrection.

Royal Neighbors Queen Hattie Camp and St. Irene Society. Visitation Saturday, 3 to 10, and Sunday, 10 to 10 P.m. YA 7-6424. S0B0CAN Theresa B.

Sobocan, nee Tampa, beloved wife of the late Stephen; dear mother ot Steve (Connie), Joseph (the tate Antoinette), John (Marge) and Theresa; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of 16; great-great-grandmother of one; fond Sister of Mike; loving aunt of Theresa Hriliac and Mary Fournier. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.m., trom Dalcamo Funeral Home, 470 W. 26tti to St. Jerome Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment Resurrection. Member ot St. Theresa Altar and Rosary Society and Holy Cross Lodge. Visitation Saturday A to 10 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 10 p.m.

Vi 26681. as senior tutor at the University of the South, where he had edited "The Sewanee Review" in the 1940s. Since 1973 he had been working on his memoirs. IN THE 1920s Tate and some rebellious young poets made literary history and brought fame to Vanderbilt by beginning a school of "fugitive poetry" devoted to socioeconomic and intellectual themes. Tate's best-known poem is "Ode to the Confederate Dead." His single novel was "The Fathers." NASHVILLE AP Allen Tale, a poet, critic, and one of the most distinguished figures in contemporary American literature, died Friday at age 79.

Kentucky-born Tate, a Vanderbilt University "fugitive poet," died about 5:30 a.m. Chicago time in Vanderbilt Hospital of what doctors said was systemic failure. Hospitalized 10 days ago, he had been bedridden with emphysema for four years. A novelist, teacher, lecturer, and editor, Tate moved to Nashville in 1976 from Sewanee three years after retiring Leo J. Meyer of Rolling' Meadows, beloved husband of Jeanne; dear father of Carole Ann Mesko, James, John, Jeffrey, Russell and Jeannie; grandfather of six; fond brother of Ann Marie Kuhn.

Funeral trom Meyer-Slmklnt Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster Morton Grove, Monday, 10 a.m., to St. Colette's Lerov His ter, beloved nusband of Angeline; dear father of Laura, services Monday, 11 a.m., at Friedrlchs Funeral Home, 320 W. Central Road at Northwest Mount Prospect. Interment Memory Gardens. Visitation Sunday 2 to 9:30 p.m.

HUCKLENBROICH Churcn, Roiling Meadows. Mass 11 a.m. Interment St. Michael. Visitation Sunday, 3 to 9 P.m.

In lieu of escaped and it was covered over again as a safety measure. Crews returned Friday with sand and water to seal off an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 gallons of the liquid spread over a 200-by-60-foot area, Muraro said. THE CLEANUP operation will be monitored by state and federal EPA officials and the Illinois Department of Public Health. It is scheduled to start Saturday when heavy earth-moving equipment will begin to remove the chemical-tainted soil. Although the amount of escaping gas is expected to be minute, health officials cautioned residents with respiratory problems to leave the area if they feel irritation.

In small amounts, it smells sweet, "almost perfume-like," and t3-comes pungent with greater concentration, long before it reaches toxic levels, Kuraro slid. The first symptoms, he said, include coughing and irrigation of the nose, mouth, or throat linings. By Clarence Page CLEANUP CREWS Saturday will begin excavating soil contaminated with a toxic chemical in the area of a railroad tank car derailment in Bedford Park. The spill sent seven persons to hospitals Wednesday. State health officals said Friday they expect odor levels to increase in the area of the spill of 18,000 gallons of ethyl aery late, a highly flammable and toxic liquid, at the GATX Chemical Corporation, 8500 W.

68th Bedford Park. THE RELEASE OF toxic fumes forced the evacuation of 500 persons from Bedford Park, Bridgeview, and Argo-Summit for about five hours. The cold weather hampered cleanup efforts Thursday, according to John Mu-raro, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency spokesman in Springfield. A layer of lime froze into a "crust" on top of the chemical instead of neutralizing it, he said. When cleanup crews poked a hole in the layer, more gas flowers, memorials to Heart or Diabetes Fund, would be ap preciated.

TU5-25W. MUNCH See Carmen G. Colangelo notice. HUCKSTADT Elmer G. Huckstadt, beloved hus I band of the late Alma nee Meyer: lovino father of Paul (Pat), Gertrude A.

Munch, nee Cohn, of Willow springs, beloved wite ot the late Walter loving mother of ST. LEGER BES0RE Robert and Ronald (Donna); grandfather of Wayne (Wendy) and Brian; brother of Harry (Eunice), George Pierre ST. Leger. passed, away Feb. 8, in Wilmington, Delaware, son of Katherine and the late Richard St.

Leger; brother ot Jamps (the late Jane), Helen (William) Lyons, John (Bernice), Paul (the late Betty) and Thomas oberta). Services are private. Anna Concannon, beloved wife of the late Patrick; fond stepmother of Loretta Pearn, Mary Frenette, James and Rita Boucher; dear sister of Julia Kalka; fond aunt of Lawrence Kalka, Eleanor Mikol and Dorothy Duske. Funeral Monday, 9 a from Egan Funeral Home, L. Raymond Besore, beloved husband of Virginia; loving fattier of Richard L.

(Carol) and Barbara (Donn) Robblns; fond grandfather of Deborah, Mary Michelle, Barbara and Carolyn Besore, Steven and Linda Sharkey; loving son of Ethel Be-sore. Funeral Monday, 1 p.m.. at Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero Ave. Member of Lodge No.

564 4.F. and A.M. of Indianapolis, Scottish Rite of STREIT Funeral Directors JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" E. Erit Whitehall iM0 Cemeteries- WINDRIDGE Memorial, C.nr, It. Cemetery Lots.

Inclds. vault, opening, perpetual cars. Reas. 815-678-4060 MOUNT EMBLEM 2 Cemetery lots at 1950 Call In Memoriam 3700 W. 63d to the Church ot 5T.

Nicholas of Tolentine. Interment St. 1 Boniface. Visitation after 2 P.m. Sunday.

LU 2-2000. dore) Drews and Roy (Wilma). Resting at Hornburg-Klein Evergreen Funeral Home, 2955 W. 95th Saturday, 4 to 10 p.m. and Sunday, noon to 10 p.m.

Services Monday, 11 a.m., at St. Peter Lutheran Church, B6tn Kedvale. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. Former President ot St. Stephen Lutheran Church.

Employee for 49 years and former Chief Clerk and Assistant to' Vice-President, El Railroad. 422-7010. Kathleen (Robert) Kaiina, Walter (Donna), Wayne (Rena) and Warden; dear sister of Harry Cohn, Irene Geringer and Margaret Geringer; devoted grandmother of 8. Visitation Saturday, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

and Sunday, 2 P.m. to 10 p.m, at Frank M. For an Funeral Home, 7300 W. 55th St. (Archer Avenue lust of west of Harlem).

Service Monday, 1 p.m. Inlerment Cedar Park. 458-0208. MUSTARI Samuel J. Mustarl and Ms darting daughter, Alana, suddenly, beloved husband and daughter of' Rosemary Mustarl, nee Reidv; dearest son and granddaughter of Rose Mustari; dear brother and niece of Susan Liebich, Pete Mustari; fond uncle and cousin ot Robert Liebich; brother in law and niece of Brian Reldv.

Funeral services Monday, 10:15 a.m., from Theis Funeral Home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski fo St. Edward Church. Interment St. Adal Indianapolis, Medmah Temple A.

A- M.S. Former Vice-President of fflCTEim 1 National Fishers Institute. Visita- myelin net Maroner. 1 lion 5 to 9 P.m., Sunday. In lieu of iI iJS? I flowers, contributions to the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children.

dear mother of Sharon (Edward) tnvino orandmother of Greg ory; fond sister of Naomi (Michael) 1 Cone; also many nieces and; neohews. Funeral services Monday. Feb. 12, 10:15 a.m.- from Sheeny Funeral Home, (Kubina-Tvbor Dl- rertnrO. 10727 S.

tO St. BONNER See Harry G. Hughes notice. HUGHES Harry G. Hughes, CFD, ret.

Div. Marshall as Drill Master ot Chicago Fire Dept. and former assistant State Fire Marshall, State of Illinois, beloved husband ot Emeline Hughes, nee Doyle; loving father ot James (Jean), Harry CFD fLucille). Marv Jane (Meyer) IRS revises bias-rule plan for private schools G0REY i Heipn Gorev, 10-11-78, at Yar- mouth, Mass. Goodbye, dear friend.

Dony. Harry S. Scheidt, Feb. 10, In memory of my beloved husband who passed away 7 months ago to I dv. it broke my heart to lose vou I but vou did not go alone, a part of i me went with you the day God called I you home.

Your loving wite Gen. John Fisher Church. Interment AAount Olivet. Member of St. Johni Fisher Woman's Club.

Visitation af-. ter 6 p.m. Saturday. 783-7700 or 657-1 BUSH I Florence A. Bush, nee Eventt, of Mount Prospect, beloved wite of the late Annis loving mother ot Bon- me (Ronald) Bitner and Robert A.

Bush grandmother of Stacev Bush; Amxr of the late George Davis, Michael, CFO (Carol) and Joseph, CFD (Carol) Hughes; dear grandfather of 32 and great- CULLIT0M Ann C. Cullltort. beloved wife ef the fate Martin dear sister of Emma Kiefer, Clara Hegery and the lata Olive Ceska; dearest aunt of Marion Stroben and also survived by other nieces and nephews. No visitation. Graveside service 11 a.m.

Saturday at Ail Saints Cemetery Chapel, 700 George J. streiT, beloved nusoana of Marie, nee Sheedv; deoted lather of Bernard (Jean), Mary Dolores (Joseph) Ricardo, Virginia (William) Geinosky, Raymond (Carolyn), Kenneth (Judy) and Catherine (Frank) Mevers; fond brother of Marie, Anne, Clara (tre la'e Joseph) Horn, Helen (Harold) McCormick, Leona, Joseph (Jeanette) and Kay (the late John Kpi-chner; grandfather of 13; une'e of Sr. M. Ernestine P.H.J.C. and several other nieces and ncphps.

Member St. Joseph Holy Nane Society. Visitation Saturday, 6 P.m. to 10 p.m.. and Sunday, 2 p.m.

to 10 p.m. at Frank M. Foran Funeral Home, 7300 W. 55 St. (Archer Ave.

lust west of Harlem). Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. to St. Joseph Church, Summit. Interment St.

Mary. Please omit flowers. Masses ad your prayers appreciated. 458-0208. SULLIVAN June Marie Sullivan, on Feb.

7, nf Westchester, nee Meivm, dear w.te of John loving motner of Terence (Carolyn) and Patricia (Mark) Manetti; fond grandmother of Michael, Brian and Kevin Su'iivan; daughier in law of Helen A. Meivm; devoted daughter ot the late Martin J. and Mae Meivln; sister of Martin J. Meivm Betty Burns, Robert Melvin and Patricia McLaughtm. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m., from the Westcltester Funeral Home, 10501 W.

Cermak two blocks west ot Mannheim Road, to Divine Providence Church. Mass 11 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation Friday 2 to 9 P.m. 562-5900, TESN0W Mmnie S.

Tesnow, nee Broadbeclr, age 90, of Streamwood, torrreriy of Evanston, beloved wife of me la'e Henry C. Tesnow; fond mo'her of Dorothy Butow, Henry W. (Jane) and David J. (Wynn) Tesnow; also seven grandchildren and eight grat grandchildren; sister of A-et Swift, Mae Bahn aid JoM Broad beck of Palo Alto, Cai. Friends mav call at Donnelian-Fltigeraid Franklin Funeral Home, 1571 Maple srjnuiaincr ui nc iuiiu viumci ui Walter, Alice Bauer, Jack, Annt Mallov and the late William, James, Mary Smith and Robert Hughes.

Funeral Monday, 9:45 a.m., from Biake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4777 W. 103d Oak Lawn, to St. Catherine of Alexandria Church. Mass 10:30 a.m. Interment St.

Mary Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p.m. Saturday. Member of Father Perei Council, K. of No.

1444, Chicago Fire Fighters Officer's Chicago Firemen's American Legion Post and Elks Club, No. 1596. For public transportation info, call 636-1193 or fraternal Notices CHICAGO LOCAL NO. 345 6 I U. Carl B.

Hansen, retired finisher, passed away Feb. 8. Services from Fried rich Funeral Home, 320 W. Central Rd Mount Prospect, Monday, Feb. 12 at I p.m N.

River Road. Des Plaines. Kindly omit flowers. Contributions to the Heart Fund appreciated. 253-0168.

bert Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. Sunday. Please omit flowers. 463-5800.

0'GRADY Joseph O'Grady, beloved husband of Delia Higgins O'Grady; loving father of James J. (Catherine), Thomas F. (Elizabeth) and Mary Ann O'Grady; dear grandfather of seven; fond brother of Michael and Matthew O'Grady, Kathleen Finne-gan, Margaret Mulligan, Rev. Mother Mary Agnes of the Convent ot Mercy, Swintord, County Mavo, Ireland, Rev. Mother Mary Ignatius Of the Convent ot Abbvfeale, County LImberick, Ireiena Ireland, the late Mary McCtuskey, Anthony, James nd John O'Grady.

Visitation after 2 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 95th to St. John Fisher Church for mass at 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St. John Fisher H.N.S. Ret. member of Plasterers and Cement Masons Union Local, No.

5. Native of Swintord, County Mavo, Ireland. In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Cancer Society appreciated. 239- 3600. OLSON EHen Olson of Paw Paw, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife ot Richard devoted mother of Sol-veig Robert) Lamons and Shirtee (Frank) Ruse; loving grandmother of Carol Rugg, Barry Ruse and Scott Lamoni; two great-grandsons; dear (Catherine) Everltt, Visitation Sun- day 3 to 9:30 p.m.

at Lauterburg Oehter Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest Arlington Heights. I where services will be held Monday 2:30 P.m. In HeJ of flowers, con- tributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or St. Mark Lutheran Church, 200 S.

WiUe. Mount Prospect. 253-5423. BUTK0VICH John Butkovlch, dearest son of Mar- i ko and Tereiia Butkov.ch; fond i brother of Joseph, Dorothy, Mary and Theresa Butkovich and Josephine (Edward) Carlson; dear grandson of Marko and Barbara Dos 1 hen ot Yugoslavia; dearest nephew of many aunts and uncles. Funeral Monday, 10: 1 a.m., from Blake- Lamb Funeral Home, 229 S.

Mam Lombard, to Sacred Heart Church. Mass 11 a.m. Visitation Sunday only 3 P.m. to 9 p.m. Inter- ment Queen of Heaven Ceme'ery.

Into. 62M400 or Chicago 735-4242. CANNON Harry t. lonion, Kres. CHICAGO LOCAL NO.

345 A I Robert R. Bfunner, photographer, passed away Feb. 7. Services from Oehier I Funeral Home, Lee and Perry Sweets, Des Plaines, Sat. Feb.

10 at 11 a.m. I Harry E. Conlon, Pres. JHIfT METAL WWt KIIS UNION LOCAL NO. 73 Services for Brother Joseph Geroge Schmiti at Mati Funeral i Home, 3440 N.

Central Ave. Chicago. Visitation Friday, 1 to 10 p.m. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a.m.

interment St. Lukas. Wm. J. Rooney, Secv Tres.

returns and the property can also be taxed. The tax agency will receive comments on the revisions until April 20 before making a final decision. THE PROPOSED regulations would apply to educational institutions deemed by a court to be racially discriminatory or formed and expanded in response to public school desegregation. One out of every 10 white students in the South is enrolled in private schools, many set up to bypass court orders during the days of public school desegregation In the 1960s. Colleges, universities, nursery schools, or institutions for the handicapped would not be covered by the guidelines.

The IRS said schools formed or substantially expanded in response to desegregation would be classified as reviewable if the institutions have only an insignificant number of minority From Tribune Wire Service! WASHINGTON The Internal Revenue Service revised its plans Friday to limit tax exemptions to private schools, giving the educational institutions more leeway in proving they don't discriminate. The revised regulations give "greater weight to each school's particular circumstances than did the earlier proposal," the agency said. The earlier plan had drawn what officials termed the most complaints in IRS history, 100,000 letters of protest. Critics said the changes could affect the tax status of thousands of private schools. IN FIVE DAYS of stormy hearings, religious schools complained that they would be forced to start admitting people of opposite religions.

The IRS is required by law to remove tax-exempt status from private schools that discriminate by race. If tax exemption is removed, contributors can no longer deduct donations from their tax Chicago 735-4242. I HUME Pearl Hume, nee Lucas1, lovino wife of the late James; beloved mother of Russell (Norma), Ivan (There I sa), David (Mary), James (Bever- ly). Terry and Judith (James) 1 LeFeber; dear grandmother ot 12; 1 tond great-gandm other of one. Fu- I neral services Saturday, 12:30 p.m., at Forest Glen Chapels, N.

I Elston Ave. Interment Memorial I Estates, visitation after 2 p.m. Fii day, 777-2552. IMBROGNO See Carmen G. CoUngelo notice, JAL0VEC i Gertrude Jafovec, age 57, beloved 1 wile of Edward M.

Moving mother of Manrann and the late Chariest fond sister of Dorothy Miles. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from Kowachek 1 Uftfn. 4774-7A iwmnri Death notices; CZARN0WSKI Eugene H. Crarnowskl, beloved ton of Marie and the late John Cur- nowskir dear brother of Arthur (Phyllis) Ciarnowskli fond uncle of Gail (Daniel) Barr, Michael, Robert and Cheryl; greaf-uncie of three. Funeral servlceft Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Skaia Funeral Home, 3656 W.

Belmont, to St. Ladisteus Church, Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2 to i p.m.

Please omit flowers. 539- 1376. c)ara P. Davis, nee Monhardf, beloved wife of the late Lyie; dear mother of Virginia Hoffmann and Robert E. (Etamel; fond grand- mother of e.ght; sister of Bertha Biesch.

Hilda Gossen, Dorothy Ross, Ann Pace. Helen Emit and the late Herman and vval- ter Monhardt. Funeral Saturday, Feb 10. 11 at Matz Funeral; Horrie, 340 N. Central Av.

Inter-, ment Acac.a Park. Visitation after 2 p.m. Friday. 545 5420. DE MAT0 Marian D.

De Mato, nee Cotugno, beloved wife of the late Darnel J. De Mato; loving mother of Dannette (Raymond) Wasltowskl, Mary Ann Woriev; dear grandmother ot seven sister of Esther Johnson, also Ehrt 1 Berger in Sweden, and the late Carl I Norman. Service Monday, Feb. 17, Evanston, Sunday from 3 to 9 m. Funeral Monday 1-30 m.

in. ferment Memorial Park Cemetery. UN 9-2900. 11 a.m., at Edgar Funeral Home, i ww a. icero.

inirrmeni run. Visitation Sunday 2 to 5 P.m. and 7 IHImmtl Hugh cannon, oe'oveo nusoana or the fate Julia, nee Cawiey; dear father of Hugh (Ariene), James (Baroara), Maureen Jurgensen and Cathy Curley, grandfather ot Col-leen Cannon, Kimberiy, Miche'e and 1 Michael Cannon, Jill and Johnny Jurgensen, Cheryl and Billy Curiev; brother of Mary Agnes Cunningham. I Annie O'Donnell, the late John, i Bridget and Catherine Bovie, ail in -Ireland. Resting at the Cooney Fu- neral Home, 3S52 Southport Av.

Fu- neral Monday, 9 45 a.m., fo Our Lady of Mercy Church. Interment St. Joseph. Native ot Crove. Kikar, County Donegal, Ireland.

472-5650. CAVEU0 Sophie Caveiio, nee De Vito, be loved wife of Michael; loving mother of John (Deanna), Edward I M. (Biihe) and Michael (Donna); to P.m. Member of EMdS' Margaret Z. Thlmmes, beloved wife Of Edward dear mother ot Vera Enwcwood Lodge, No.

54, l.OS. end Varmlands Club. 423-1600 or 723- I BIHUN ignati Blhun, beloved husband of the late Ann: loving brother-in-law 1 of Mary (Peter) Kornatel and dear uncle of Robert (Oiga) Kornafel and Eiame. Resting at Rordiisky and Son Funeral Home, 5040 South western Ae. Funeral services Mon- day 9 30 a.m.

to S. Pfter and Paul Church. Interment Evergreen I Cemetery. Visitation starting Sat. after 6.00 P.m, 434-2100.

ARRIVA Camihe Arriva. wife of the late A'e; mother of Vary, Catherine I (frank) Scamaroo, Josephine (Frankl Caiabrese; grandmother of I to Sf. Cornelius Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St.

Adalbert. Visitation Saturday 3 to 10 p.m.. Sunday 10 to 10 p.m. 545-3800. JANNOTTA See carmen G.

Colangelo notice. JOLIE See Berniece V. Rieker notice. J0URDAIN Josephine Jourdaln, at rest Feb. 1979.

In Green Top, formerly of Chicago. Services and interment pri Cop tells how brothers died sister of Joseph Cotugno, Louisa Mahonev and Thomas Cotugno. Fu- vate. 237-1134. neral Monday, a.m., uom Blake Lamb Funeral Homt, 4727 W.

KAr7MAREK 10 id Oak Lawn, to Sacred Heart Rose M. Kacimarek, nee Borovtcka, Church. Mass 10 a m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation alter 5 p.m.

Saturday. In lieu of flowers, masses would be appreciated. For public transportation Into, call 636-1193 or Chicago 735- 4242. DE V1T0 See Sophie CateMo notice. DeVRlES Gertrude DeVries, nee Kooi, beloved wife the late Anthony; dear mother of Janet (Richard) Dykstra; imrimAlh.r nf thr: art.

De went. Kesnng ueveny kiobc Chaoel. 10415 S. Kedne, where services will be held Monday 11 a m. Interment Evergreen.

Visitation Sunday after 4 p.m. 779-4411. VESECKY Gabnei la) Veieckv, nee Janeusek, beloved wife of the la'e Ralph loving mother ol Ra'Oh J. Jr, (Marie) and the late Eugene (Vir-gma) Veseckv; dear grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of tour. Visitation alter 4 p.m.

Saturday. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from Kenny Brothers, 36O0 W. 95th to St. Louis de Monttort Church for mats at 10 a.m. Inlerment St.

Mary. 239 3600. V0YLES Virgil V. Vovtes of Oavtoni Beach, Fia formerly of Beiiwood, beioved husband of Eiirabeth, nei Rankin; lovmg father of Janes E. of Daylo-na Beach, Fia Virg.l E.

(Joan) of Baiboa, Canal Zone and Joel (Linda) Vovles ot BensenvHie, grandfather ot five; fond brother of Charles Vovtes and Nora Miller. Chapel services Monday, Feb. 12, at 1 at Rosewood Funeral Home 4000 Sf. Charles BeMwood. interment Mount Emblem Cemetery.

Please omit (lowers. Visitation Sunday 3 to 10 P.m. 544-666. WASSERMAN Sevmour Wasserman, beloved husband ol Re, nee BeiaM; dear lather of LOfS (Hank) Greenberg, Kenneih and the late Nicky; loving grandfather of Mark and Karvn Greenrwrg; devoted brother ot Svl-va (Hershel) Cohn and the late Ann Gl'bert. Service Monday, 11 a at Ptier Memorial Chaoel, 5206 N.

Broadway. Interment Jewish Wai-Oneim. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made fo the Heart Fund. Fnervts are a iked to pay their re soeds at lime of services. Mmb-f of Cong.

Kol Ami, Civil War Round Table, B'nai B'rttti and 0876. 01S0N Harry H. Olson of Prospect Helghtf, beloved husband of Harel. nee Swanson; fond father of Carol E. (Gerald) Schubrlng; loving grandfather of Brian, Christopher, Melissa and Daniel; dear brother of Albert (Lillian), and in Sweden, Hulda Elin and Per.

Visitation Saturday 1 to 9:30 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 9:30 p.m. at the Lauterburg 8, Oehter Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest Arlington Heights. In state Monday at Prosoect Heights Community Church from 10 a m.

until time of service at li a.m. Interment Rideewood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Prospect Heights Community Church. 25 S423. PEC0RAR0 George Pecoraro, beloved husband of the late Nuniia; dear father of Donald (Ann), Sam (Eileen), Angeline (Thomas) Butler, Robert (Kathleen) and the late Jane Wehmenn; dear grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of four.

Fu-' neral Saturday, 10 30 a front Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W. Higgins to St. Monica Church, Mais 11 a.m. Interment St, Joseph. 774-3232.

PICHA George Plrha, beloved nusband of the late Clara; loving father of Shirley (Ben) Jyngman, Evelvn (Robert) Koiiman, Eleanor (Martin) Murray and the late Elmer Oortev; dear grandfather ot 17; great-grandfather of II; great-great' rirand'ather of one; fond brother In of Marv Plena; uncle nt Jos ton. Picha and Kathleen Novotny. Funeral Monday, 1 pm, at Otto V. Stramky and Son Funeral Home, 5112 S. Weitarn.

Interment St. Mary. Member ot Cicero Lodge, No. 265. L.OOM.

Visitation atler 4 gun. Saturday. PR eVO00. dear grandmother oi eignr; toner Sister of Rose (CarO La Pagiia, James (Millie) De Vito, Lena (Albert) Buiieri, Edith (the late Arthur) De-Imonico, Pat (Anita) Dt Vtto and the late Marino (Harriet) De Vito; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from Hursen Chapel, Roosevelt and Mannheim Roads.

Hillside, to Notre Dame Church. Mass 10 a m. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Visitation after 3 pm. Saturday.

Please omit flowers. 547-8200. CHRISTENSEN jean Chnstensen ot Arlington Heights, wile of Leslie; fond mother of Duant (Kathleen), Dawn, Dean and the fate Dale; loving grandmother of Shane and Nicoie; sister ot Dot Tait. Visitation Saturday, to 9.30 P.m. and Sunday 2 to 9:30 at Lauterburg Oehier Funeral Home, 2000 E.

Northwest Arlington Heights, where services will be held Monday 11 a m. inter-ment St. John Cemetery. 253-5423. C0UNGEL0 Carmen O.

Colangelo, beloved son of the late Peter Sr. and Phiiomene, nee Parra; loving brother of Christine, Leonard (Clarice), Rost (Ted) Huckenbroich, Roy, Mary (John) Seraohine, James, Theresa, Anna (George) Imbrogno, Peter Jr. (Margaret), Phyllis (Anthony) Jannotta art the lata Michael. Funeral Monday. 9 a.m., from Ahlgrtm and Sons Funeral Home, 201 N.

Northwest palatine, to St. Theresa Church. Masi 10 a.m. Interment AAnuft Carmel. Please om't flowers.

grandmother of four; sister of Hen- four. Funerat Monday, 8 45 a from the John Rego Sons Chape). 721 N. Western Av. (at Superior), to Holy Rosarv Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Please omit flowers. Interment Mount Carmel. 276-6054. ARTUS Joan R.

Artus, nee Noach, beloved wile of Richard devoted mother of Timothy. Richard and Knsten; dear daughter of Ruth (the late Rev, Louis) Schwartrkopl and the late Car) Noack; daughter in law of Arno and the late Maria. Resting at Horn-burg-Kiein Evergreen Funeral Home, 2955 W. 9Sth Saturday 4 to 10 and Sunday noon to 10 m. Services Monday I m.

at St. Paul Lutheran Church. 4660 W. 94th St. Interment Evergreen.

Memorials to St Paul Lutheran Church will be appreciated. 422 7010. BARCLAY Beriha C. Barclay ot La Grange, beloved wilt of Frank; fond mother of Frank G. (Luelia) and the late June Hautimenu grandmother ot eight; great-grandmother ot tlx.

Visitation 2 to p.m. Sunday at Hal loweii James Funeral Home. 40 S. Ashland Av La Grange. Funeral 10 a MondAv Interment St, Lucas Cemetery.

352-1298. BARYS Mary Bam, latf of Chicago, died Feb. 8, in Honolulu, Hawaii, dear mother of Frank, Ann, Edmund and S'eimanit. Services and Intermtnt Feb. in Hawaii.

Masses sweiieted. Leatherman contacted the brothers offering to sell them marijuana at the quarry. When the brothers drove to the entrance to the quarry with the purchase price of $.150 they were joined by Leatherman and Szabo. But when the brothers, asked for the marijuana, Szabo announced the robbery and fired a shot into Mm front scit of the Rajca station wagon. RAPP SAID that John Rajca pleaded for his and his brother's lives, but as shot to death outside the station wagon.

Rapp said that Christopher then ran, but was overtaken and stabbed to death, Rapp said police were told that the murder weapons were thrown Into a nearby stream. They have not been recovered. Rapp said that after the two brothers were dead, the two defendants returned to the Rajca stationwagen to take the $350. Ho said Leatherman's share of the loot was $30, beloved wife of the late Edwardt loving mother of Gloria Schweig and Eiliabeih Duvickr dear grandmother of Thomas Schweig and the late Dawn Duvick. Funeral Monday, 8:45 from Otto V.

Stranskv and Son Funeral Home, 5112 S. Western, to St. Michael Church for 9:30 mass. Interment Resurrection. Visitation after 5 p.m, Saturday.

PR 8-0700. KATS0ULIS Stetia Katsoulls, nee Koules, beloved wife ol the late Nicholas; loving mother of Gus (Lena), Georgia (the late Angeio) Costulas, John (Katharine) and Charles (Jean) Katsoulls; devoted grandmother of nine and the late grandson Nick; great-grandmother of five. Funeral Monday, 9 45 a.m. from Chapel of Adinamis Funeral Directors, 4700 N. Western Ave.

Services 10:30 a.m. at Annunciation Cathedral, 1017 LaSaile. Interment Eimwood. Visitation Saturday 6 fo 10 P.m. and Sunday 2 to 10 P.m.

In lieu of flowers contributions mav be made to The Annunciation Cathedral building fund in her memory. 334-1700. KENNEDY Marione Kennedy, nee Scott, died Feb. 7, 1977, in Tucson, beloved wife of the late William i devoted sister of Alice Voigt, Robert, James and Waller Scott and the late Marlon Moore. Mass ot the Resurrection at St.

Cyril of Alexandria Church, Tucson. By Michael Sneed TWO TEEN-AGE brothers were lured to a southwest suburban stone expecting to buy marijuana for $.550 when they were robbed and killed last month, a policeman testified at a Will County Juvenile Court hearing. The bodies of Christopher Rajca, 18, and his brother, John, 16, both of 3-16 Deerfield Bolingbrook, were found at 12:45 a.m. Jan. 22 near the Avery Quarry on 111th Street west of Plain-field-Napcrville Road in Will County.

A week later police arrested John L. Szabo, 21, of 774 Farragut Romeo villo, and Robert Leatherman, 16, of Bolingbrook, on charges of murder and conspiracy to commit robbery. The charges against Leatherman vere listed on a juvenile petition. Gene Rapp, juvenile officer for the Will County sheriff, told a court hearing that police have obtained cvldcnco that ry, John ana urace uonnema. visi fatlon Sunday, 3 to m.

and 7 to 10 p.m. Funeral service Monday, II a at Colonial Chapel, 15575 S. 73rd Orland Park OSSIh Harlem). Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. 532 5400.

DRAZAN Anthony Draran, beloved husnand of Marie, nee Ketter; fond father of Anthony (Irene) and Donna (Greg) Michalskl; grandfather of eight; dear brother ot Boio (Louise), Mary and the late Joseph Draran; brother In law of Helena. Member of Lodge 32, C.F.U. Funeral Monday, 8 30 from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d St to the Church ot Holy Trinity (18th and Throop). Interment St.

Mary- Please omit flowers. Visitation after 3 p.m. Saturday. LU 2-2000. Visitation Saturday 4 to f-30 P.m, and Sunday 2 to p.m,.