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14 SecJ'on 1 Chlcaso Tribune. Tuesday. October 2. 1S79 1 nirr tcm nil City layoffs to hit 11th Ward CO' OLD VORLD EXGRAYISG OF POPE JOHN PAUL II VISIT TO CHICAGO if Maggie VC'j Daly sLJZ "mm Pi and the more you wash it. the softer it gets The WOOLEICH Pure Cotton Chamois Cloth Shirt AN INFORMAL SCRVEY by Cook County Deme-cratie chairman George Dune and people in City Hall revealed that the 11th Ward has a minimum of 1,200 patronage jobs in City Hall alone.

The reason (or the surrey is the economy payroll cuts now going on. Because the 11th Ward has by far the most patronage jobs, twice as many as most wards, arid also the best-paying jobs, the economy cuts will be heavy there. HOWARD W. KOCH. produced Academy Awards shows in the past but asked Jack Haley Jr.

to do it last year, will be producing the awards show again next year on April 14. ABC will televise. Mr. K. told us, "We're going to start the show at 6 p.m.

8 p.m. Chicago time so people won't have to stay up so late. I am trying to catch up with Johnny Carson to be emcee again." THE RUSSIANS, apparently, want to show they are not afraid of Russian artists defecting to the West. The Soviet minister of culture has Informed George Ver-dak's Indianapolis Ballet Theater that 14 visiting dancers from the Kirox and Bolshoi Ballet companies will dance Dec. 6, 7,.

and 8 with the Indianapolis Ballet Theater. MAYOR BYRNE spent two hours Saturday trying to persuade Paul McGrath to withdraw bis resignation. The mayor offered McGrath, who had been her chief administrative officer, a job, head of the new Department of Inter-Governmental Affairs. The department is being created because of the complex relationship between city, state, and federal governments on state and federal aid for all kinds of programs. McGrath thought it over for 24 hours and then decided he wanted to go with Chicago magazine.

-There had been an erroneous report that McGrath was being eased out. KikImc check or moswy order Mounlrd a 7 9 Mounted Ml 9 12 waJissst panel (5823. SO walnnt panel at32AS Money hark fniarantee. Price inchtoea afainping charge. SHIP TOi (please print I A.LI "VICAR OF CHRIST," Walter Murphy's best selling book about a fictional American Pope, has been bought by CBS for a mini series.

Laurie Ana Cattiniri. 22, of Villa Park, a ballet dancer who is majoring in public speaking at DuPage College, is queen of the Oct. 8 Columbus Day parade. Labor leader John Serpico is chairman. TWO MOVIES on the late actor.

Montgomery Clift. are being made by two different companies. Director Sidney Lumet movie will be two separate projects. One about Cliffs mother and the other on the actor himself. WLS' Larry Lujack is honorary chairman of the 1979 Party Nut campaign to benefit the Kidney foundation of Illinois.

The campaign runs through December. Goal is $110,000 through the sale of canned party nuts. VOLUME SERVICES, a division if Interstate United, the new concessionaire for the International Amphitheatre. Volume Services has concession facilities in Kansas City and Tampoa but this is its first major facility here. Location of the home office: Chicago.

The Dracula mania continues. The Neiman-Marcus Christmas catalog has an ankle-length Dracula evening cape for men of black dyed Karacul lamb with black rabbit trim and lining of "blood red" silk. Price: $5,000. Styled with the rugged flair thaf made Woolrich a staple for outdoor activities. Made from a 9.5 oz.

grade of pure lite Chv -Slate and out for the warmth MAIL ORDER TO: HAS Aoarri t27 Wt 61 Avenue Miakopee, M.N S53T9 Allow 3-i weeks a- J. and durability of costly wuui. ujmei, siare uiue, rust. Mens special value Relieves Tormenting Rectal Pain And Itch, Helps Shrink Swelling Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues. to inflammation.

Gives prompt, temporary relief from such burning itch and pain in many cases. Forecasts and temperatures The burning itch and pain caused by infection and inflammation in hemorrhoidal tissues ran cause much sulTcrinc. But Stf 6350 Forecast for Oct. 2, 1979 there ta an exclusive formula' rA High and Low Wvb' pressure areas Fair 3 Partly cloudy 0 Cloudy Snow 71 similar successful results In many cases. This is the same medication you can buy at any drug counter under the name Preparation Preparation also lubricates to protect the inflamed surface area and it doesn't sting or smart In fact, it has very sooth ing qualities which make it especially during tho night when itching becomes mom intense.

There a no other formula liko Preparation H. In ointment or supoitory form. tion that in many cases ffivps prompt relief for hours from this itch and pain so that the sufferer is more comfortable again. It also actually helps shrink swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues caused by inflammation and infection. Tests by doctors on hundreds nf patients in New York Citv, Washington.

D.C. and at a Mid. Extended outlook ILLINOIS ITMnSnr HI-MS Sttsf-siri Partir ciwari Situs I. 71 II t. 23 CJ; Mm arasaS 4S 17 CI.

Forecasts ILLINOIS: Tuesday: Partlr cloudt; higfj around 45 IS CI north. 72 (22 CJ soutft. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy; lows 45 to 41 -17 to CI. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, chance ol srmwenj highs 65 to 68 IS to 20 CI north, 66 to 76 120 to 24 CI south. INDIANA: Tuesday: Partly cloudy; highs around 65 18 CJ north, 75 24, C) south.

Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, chance of showers rrcrrhwest; lows around 45 17 CI. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers north and central; highs around 65 18 CJ north. 75 124 C) south. WISCONSIN: Tuesday: Partly doc-dy, chance of showers northwest; highs around 65 18 CJ Tuesday ni9ht: Partly cloudy, chance of showers north; lows anund 45 17 CI. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers north; highs around 65 (18 CJ.

I 'Sri 7054 A jr i (I I VfThunderstorms -west Medical Center reported Rain Wind direction 7 Speed (mph) ol pressure areas 6362 High and Low temperatures Fronts: Expected at 7:00 p.m. Cold HsaWBal warm Static Angeles 8064' iTGMDGD An Orleans I 1 WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS Sowrct: National wectrwr sttwca Chicago temperatures Handsome tote bag with divided pocket, Tribune imprint. $4.99 plus tax at Tribune Tower. Reports Ftaoaol sfff stwrvsiion I pricti In affect thru October 1 3th. OOU MM, Niles.

Illinois YORKTOWN, Lombard LOOP, 185 North Wabash NORTH 4052 North Cicero EVE RO RUN. Evergreen Park HIGHLAND PARK, 131 Skokle Valley Rd ORLAND SQUARE, 151st llVJf1AKS'ilalumGt Cltv-lllinols KRD CITY, Cicero at 76th JOUST, 1-55 and Route 30. OPEN EVENINOS AMERICAN EXPRESS, VISA Ir MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED Beginning, at 7 a. Monday 58 57 41 55 60 61 62 63 AlbuQuerque Amarllio Anchorage Ashevills Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings 10 7 s.m a.m.. 450 76 55 73 .31 81 66 .05 92 74 1.11 76 59 67 8a.m...

52 11 (p.m. 3 40 60 60 61 61 41 Daylight Sayings Tims 39 (2 Birmingham lismarcK 40 Albany 54 62 .71 a 60 14 9p.m 10a.m... 46 It 10p.m.. 11 a.m 69 21 11 P.m Noon 72 22 Mldnitt 1 p.m... 74 34 1 e.m 2 P.m t76 25 2 a.m p.m 74 24 3 a.m 4 p.m..

70 21 4 a.m 5 p.m.. 41 14 5 a.m 4 p.m... 41 14 4 a.m 8662 SJum 8774 Phrenix 72 100 Pittsburgh 54 I Portland. Me 52 58 .09 Portland. Ore 48 8 Providence 57 60 .24 Guincv 56 7:1 i Rocklord 44 7S .23 Raleigh 66 81 Rapid City 41 72 Reno 42 84 Richmond .....66 81 .54 St.

Louis 60 8 7 Salt Lake City ...50 87 San Antonio 61 92 San Diego 64 76 San F-rancisco 56 St. Sle. Marie 34 6a Seattle 50 70 Shrertoort 63 92 Sioux Falls .50 6S .03 Sioux City 55 70 T. Spokane 40 72 Suirngtield, III 55 86 .03 Springfield. Mo 59 82 Syracuse 55 6S Tampa 74 85 Traverse City 37 1 Tooeka 60 77 Tucson 66 96 Tulsa 65 vo Walerloo 52 63 .53 61 60 59 59 58 57 LOW Boise 45 Boston 57 Brownsvillt 65 ButfaH 54 Burlington, Vt.

56 Casper 33 Cedar Rapids 54 Charleston, S.C 70 Charleston, W.V 62 Charlotte, N.C 60 Cheyenne 41 Cincinnati 54 Estimated High JlfcaWa.1 I 1 F7m.9?jm ssVSsVA aasTaaaa, aVl la Mk, Mttumrtdm IfM aaa.A fham of the moon Ml Wanmg Mating a Sept 28 GO. Oct 12 013-19 Oct. 20 021-27 Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1979 Sunrise, 4:48. Sunset.

4:31. Moon-rise, 4:49 S.m. Moonset, 2:46 am. Morning slant Mars and Saturn. Evening slant Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter.

For 24 tin. ended 1 a. Oct. 2: Average temperature, 41 degrees 17 Cll normal, 41 (14 CI; month's excess, fear's deficiency, 975. Relative humidity, 7 a.m., 93 per cent; 1 p.m., 40; 7 p.m., 87.

precipitation, .68 inch; month's to tat, Inch; year's total, 31.6S Inches. October normal, 2.62 inch year's excess through Sept. 30, 3.44 Inches. Highest wind velocity, 22 m.p.h. from northeast at 4:37 p.

m. Barometer, 7 a.m., 29.89; 7 p.m., 29.61. I I mil Canadian Iiave tlie teclimcaL imow-Iiow CHICAGO Midway official 50 76 Lakefront 56 65 O'Har. Airport 43 77 Cleveland 60 7 Columbia, S.C 62 84 Columbus, 55 78 Dallas 64 102 Davaan 55 78 Denver .62 76 Dm VoineS 57 68 Detroit Dubuou. 50 63 Duluth 51 63 El Paso 55 94 Eau Claire 47 Evansvills 60 84 Fairbanks 30 61 Fargo 40 68 Flagstaff 37 78 Grand Raoldi, Mich.

42 76 fireat Falls 42 71 Green Bay 42 60 Hartford 57 i Helena 34 72 Honolulu 76 83 Houston 72 92 Indianapolll 56 82 Joplln 63 83 Jackson, Miss. S7 89 Jacksonville 68 86 Juneau 50 51 Kansas City 62 76 Las Vegas 65 97 Calgary 63 36 17 02 Edmonton ..61 36 16 02 .02 Montreal 70 57 71 14 Ottawa 70 57 21 14 Regina 68 22 20 Toronto 72 50 22 1 0 Vancouver ..63 55 17 13 Winnipeg 61 37 16 03 tobnild cars that us regular gas? -James L. Weaver Foreign gome foreign cars qq" Roxtiury, Conn. GM Stockholder Ankara, 3 a.m., clear Antigua. 8 p.m., pt.

cldy. Atnens, 2 a.m., ciear Auckland, noon, rain 59 Berlin, 1 a.m., cfeor Memphis 66 88 Miami Beach 75 .26 Midland 63 97 Milwaukee 46 72 .22 Moline 44 62 .11 Paul 55 66 .45 Muskegon 37 73 Nashville 56 82 New Orleans 66 89 New York 60 64 Norfolk, Va 71 80 .02 North Platte 53 75 Oklahoma Citv 63 87 Omaha 5S 70 Orlando 72 89 Paducah 59 84 Peoria 48 78 .06 Philadelphia 62 65 73 10 27 21 15 5 9 12 19 7 13 8 55 19 16 10 15 .17 Birmingham, 1 a.m., clear Bonn, 1 a.m., clear Brussele. 1 a.m.. clear Casablanca, mdnt, pt. cldy.

Copenhagen, 1 a.m., clear Dublin, 1 a.m., cldy Geneva, 1 a.m., clear Hang Kong, 8 a.m., clear JeruMlem, 2 a clear Lisbon, clear London, 1 a.m.. clear Madrid. 1 a.m., ciear La Crosse 45 56 Lansing, Mich. 40 78 Lexington 53 77 Little Rock 66 92 Los Angeles 59 78 Louisville 58 82 Madison 46 78 Marquette 37 54 the typical price differential for unleaded fuel. The highest-rated car that uses foreign emission control technology is a mini-compact that gets 33 mpg.

A mini-compact is smaller and lighter than asub-compact.) In every EPA weight class except one, a catalyst-equipped car gets the highest that the catalytic converter is "the leading method of emission technology." In addition to better mileage, owners of cars that use unleaded gas can expect lower maintenance costs. Without lead in the fuel, sparkplugs and the exhaust system last longer, and the oil doesn't Average Fuel Economy Comparison Catalyst vs. Non-Catalyst Vehicles. Announcements Death notices ELIMINATE Suflerina-Cnntrihiiln to Cancer Research. Tlive MpmnriAl or BEQUEST.

TAX DEDUCTIBLE ABSON i iic vainer Keseorcn rounuation 9 Jackson 60604 427-8855 Funeral Directors Robert J. Abson beloved husband of Patricia J. Abson, nee Val-te; loving father of Robert J. Jr. 35 and David devoted son of Sarah J.

Abson Case, nee Hellmuth, and the late Arthur Abson; fond brother oi neien ie uuc of council Bluffs, Iowa and Kenneth Case of Chicago, Pt30 Catalyst Vehicles lion-Catalyst Vehicles Resting at Blake-Lamb Chapel. 4727 BLAKE-LAMB NEW NEAR NORTH HOME 1035 Dearborn 735-4242 Attended Private Parking seven Chicagoland Locations JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" BECICH William M. Bccich, late of Crete, formerly of the East Side, loving husband of Evelyn, nee Fehrcn-kemp; dear father of Beverly Olson and Willam; grandfather of five; brother of George, Peter, Dan, Ella Spillar, Paulme Rocky, Mary Soisak and Martha Vanek. Funeral a.m., from Cordf-Rvan Funeral Home, 1 8022 Dixie Homewood, to St. Joseph Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment Assumption. Visitatin Tuesday, 7-10 p.m, and Wednesday, 2-10 p.m. In lieu of flowers, mass cards or contributions to the Cancer Fund will be appreciated. SY8-0331.

BECKER Jessie S. Becker, beloved wife of the late George dcr mo'her of Florence Andersen, Marguerite Lm-der. Lillian Warrens, William, Robert, the late Thomas and Georgia; fond grandmother of 13; great-grandmother of 16. Services Wednesday, Oct. 3.

1 p.m.. at Mat; Funeral Home, 3-UO N. Central InlPf-ment Forest Home. Visitation Tuesday 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

545-5-J2G W. iQ3rd OdW Lawn, from 12 noon unni id p.m. luesdoy. Lying state at St. Raphael Episcopal Church, 9701 S.

49th Oak Lawn, from 12 noon Wednesday. Burial Office will be recited at p.m. En- B25 25 6 Erie WHitcnall 4-tOiO TomomenT Evergreen Mausoleum, Cemeteries need to be changed as often. AsaGM shareholder, you know that we are already facing unprecedented capital-spending programs. It would be very expensive and wasteful for us to tooi up all alternative emission control system to permit the use of unleaded fuel, only to have to replace it after a few years with the clearly superior catalyst technology.

GM began using catalysts dn its 1975-model cars. Since then, we have produced some 26 million catalytic For public transportation info call mileage the federal fuel-economy ratings. Similarly, the average mileage of all catalyst cars in any given weight class is higher than the average for all non-catalyst cars. Fuel economy comparisons to judge the engineering and technological expertise of various manufacturers should be made on the basis of similar weight vehicles because of the significant effect of weight on mileage. Many foreign cars sold nationally without converters are equipped with them in California, where emission standards are now oJo-i ivj or tnicago 3S-4Z4Z.

ALBERT GREAT BUY Shalom Memorial Pk. palatini, ct.ocn. W20' I lot 4 spaces. Beaut, prominent loc. Philip Albert of Hatlandate.

FL. for. irerly of Chicago, Heroic Veteran of WW I), loving (ather of Mark, Dean v-aii i eves. 2 crypts in Memory Gardens Arlington eno bcoir; oeioveo son of Freda and nyi. udiuen 01 rrayer.

sac. tor me me irvmg; ocar orother of Man iituu j-jy-umi Airer or weekends. 15 ny (Rita) of San Mateo, CA and riar.nHnn 2 6 grave cemetery lots, Every month, we receive hundreds of questions about our products and public issues from our customers, dealers, stockholders, employees, and people simply interested in our business. Whenever possible, we respond to these questions individually. From time to time, when the subject seems to be of wide interest-especially if it arises out of a popular misconception-we'll reply publicly.

Dear Mr. Weaver: General Motors could produce cars that burn leaded gasoline, just as some foreign manufacturers do. But if we did, we would seriously handicap our efforts to meet two important national goals: getting the best possible mileage out of every new GM car and finishing the job of eliminating automotive air pollution. All new, gasoline-powered GM cars and light trucks require unleaded fuel because lead poisons the catalytic converter which is the heart of our sophisticated emission control systems. Without the converter, our job of continuing to improve mileage even as we meet more stringent emission standards would be doubly tough, if not impossible.

It's true, of course, that unleaded gas costs more at the pump than regular gas. And yes, some small foreign cars do get outstanding mileage with engines and emissions systems that can burn leaded gas. But no matter how good their mileage is, all the evidence says that cars without catalytic converters could get even more miles per gallon if they used some form of catalyst technology. The facts show that for saving energy, keeping operating costs down, and cleaning up exhaust emissions, no technology in the world is better than, the GM-pioneered catalytic converter. Cons'ider these facts: The gasoline-powered car with the best mileage in the 1979 federal EPA fuel economy ratings is a subcompact which uses a catalytic converter and gets 35 mpg.

In the same size category, the best non-catalyst subcompact gets 28 mpg. That's 7 miles per gallon less than the converter-equipped sub-compact, and more than enough to offset nins mil. Jeanncttj? (Dr. Dnti. Ser vices Wednesday, II a.m., at Origi' fin, ieieci ioc.

prep, care, very rcas. 834-6-145 BEGY McQuil. nal Wcinstein Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson Ave. Interment West-lawn Cemetery.

Friends are ask to Irving lots. Sacrifice. C. len, 841 Forest Glen, Grande, Ca. 93.120 Arroyo Si 10.

MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery, 3 Hi pay their respects at time of Service. Information 561-1890. AMEU0 Gladys M. Bcgv, dea' sister of the late Abel, Frank, William, John, Everett and Laura Beyv; fond aunt ot mtiny. Visitation Wednesday 2 p.m.

to 10 p.m. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from Thompson Funeral Home. 5570 W. 95th to St. Louis do Montfort Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 425-0500. graves, sec ii, skokle, Reason-able. 8IS 729-4638.

ELMWOOD 1 choice lot. Sect 14B, S350. 523-5138. Frank Amclio, beloved husband of the late Mary; loving (ather of Sam (Helen), Arthur (Monica), Helen iiOOO 500 8000 3500 4000 4500 5000 6 GRAVES, S480, Arlington Ceme. Elmhurst, IL.

685-8725 BERAN ELMLAWN Elmhurst. 4 lots, Sect 18, S150. ea. 248-2458 EPA Inertia Vehicle Weight, Founds 1979 federal Certification Data for automatic and manual transmission models. Source: Data Car Besults Used to Pre para EPA Qaa Mileage uulde (2-2-79) Memory Gardens, Ml Prospect 4 graves, make offer.

749-3007. vicior Genevieve), Michael (Phyllis), Sandra (John) Brookhouse, Josephine (Cliff) As burv, Marie (James) Lawson, Agus-tus (Joanne) and Frank; grandfather of 38; great-grandfather of 37. Funeral service Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. at tho Original Rago Brothers Funeral Home, 5120 W. Fulierton.

Interment Irving Park Funeral Cemetery. AR6-7800 or NA2-5I20. Visitation Monday and Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. In Memoriam Victor J.

Beran, txloved husband of Heten, nee Slansenka; loving father of Denise Radford, Dolores (Joe) McGowan, Robert Richard (Dehbie) Beran; fonrj brother of Ernest, Edward, Frank (Gloria), Elmer (Marilyn). Eml (Rcndltal Beran. Rosaiee (George) Myrtle and EthrJ dear grandfather of seven. Funeral services Wednesday, 8:30 a trom Moravecek Funeral 5318 W. 25th Cicero.

Funeral mass 9:30 a.m., to St Dionvstu Church. Post Commander of Cicc-ro Post 96, A.L. Member ot 40 8 of Pos96, St. Dionvsius H.N.S., Catholic Order of Foresters and Hawthorne Chapter T.P. ot A Interment St.

John. Please omit flowers. Visitation Tuesday I p.m. to 10 P.m. TO 34242.

ANDERSON vehicles which have traveled about 821 billion miles and have a proven record of dependable, trouble-free service. To meet the 1981 Federal emission standards, we are teaming this proven technology with on-board computers so that we can continue to make significant mileage improvements while reducing emissions. If better technology were available to do this job, GM would use it. the most stringent. By 1981, federal emission standards will be comparable to those in California, and we expect that every manufacturer will use some sort of catalytic technology.

One Japanese manufacturer, Datsun, offers its subcompact 210 in two versions with and without a catalyst. The catalyst car gets an estimated 7 mpg more in the federal ratings than the same basic model which uses Japanese, non-catalyst emission-controlled technology. In fact, Professor Tsutomu Gomi of Sophia University, Tokyo, recently wrote in the Japanese Society of Automotive Engineers Review On July 27, 1979, the national average price unleaded regular gas cost 3.9 cents more than leaded. Clifford A. Anderson, beloved husband of Dolores Anderson, nee Pop-pe; dearest father of Sun (Michael) Hannon, Carl, Ellen, Clifford and Ann Anderson; fond son in law of Alice B.

Popoc; dear brother in law of Allen and John Poppc. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.m., from Biake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103d St Oak Lawn, to St. Bede Church. Mass 10 Visitation Tuesday 4 p.m.

to 10 P.m, and Wednesday 3 p.m. to 10 P.m. Please omit flowers. Interment St, Mary Cemet-erv, Evergreen Park. For public transportation info, call 636-1193 or Chicago 735-4242.

BERG LUND BAUER Valentine Bauer, Oct.l,!975. In loving memory of our father and grandfather who passed away 4 years ago. You are missed very much. Edwin. Lucille, Wayne 8.

Douglas MARSILL0 Carmen Marsillo, Oct. 2. Happy Birlhdav. Love From The Family. S0LAVA Frank Solava Oct.

2, 1978 Our No. I Son, One year ago today vou.were taken from us in an unfair way, as it is still undetermined how and whv.God had to reach out to take vou from your enemy. Tho gates of Heaven open wide, all the angels were there to meet vou. Not a day goes by. You are with us always.

MOM DAD Fratemol Notices ASUST0S WOUEtS UNION LOCAL NO. 17 Brother John F. Durkin, Visitation Kenny W. 95th Evergreen Tuesday, 2 to 10 p.m. Funeral Wednesday Irom Funeral Home to St.

Benedict Church, 2339 W. York, Blue Island. Mass 10 s.m. Interment St. Marys Cemetery.

Louis J. Paulv. Secty. IIIV4I0II CONSrnKTCHtS UNION local no. 2 Brother Wallace "Waldo" Stahl, passed away Sept.

30, 199. Resting at Sourck Manor Funeral Homo, 5745 W. 35th St. Visitation 1 to to m. Services Wprfnesdav.

1 BARTELL0 Nels W. Berglund, aoc 93, Of Lans- Ing, formerlv of Chicayo. Sept. 30. Dear hn-iband of the lale Gcrda; lovinq father of Helen (Robert) Gabriel; fond grandfather of Charles Gabriel; loving brother of Emma Enchson; the late Albert and Ado'ph Berglund.

Funeral services Wedn-sdav. Oct. p.rti. at the Schoroeder-Lauer Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge Rd, Lansing, III. Interment, Oak Hill Cemetary.

Visitation at Chaoel, Tuesday, 2-5, 7-10 p.m. Member of Pipefitters Local 597 and Andrce Lodge 19. I.O.S. Info See Anna Pcsa notice. General Motors People building transportation to serve people BART0LI See Arnold Art Hess notice.

BASSI BEST John G. Bassf, dearly beloved husband of the late Rosina nee Paccagnini; dear Mary. Loving foster father of Walter G. (Maria Pia) Bassi; fond Nonno of Renee, John G. II and Sabrina; dear uncle of Dolores Garro and Dewey Paccag-nini devoted friend of Gino Og-germo.

Audrey and Nina. Funeral Tuesday, 9:45 a.m., from his chapel, the Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont then to St. Celestine Church, Elmwood Park. Mass 10:30 a.m.

Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Visitation Monday, 2 to 10 p.m. Info 2B6-2500. Howard Best, dearest husband of Catherine, nee Elfleinr beloved father of Eileen (the lale John) Gill: grandfather of Jimmy, Timothy, Mary Carol and Julie; fond brother of-Charles Sr. (Florence) Best.

Funeral services Thursday, 10 a.m, at Wolnlak Funeral Home, 50Q 5 Pulaski Rd. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday- 6 m. lo 10 p.m. Wednesday, a.m.

to 10 p.m. 767-4500 p.m. Irom Chapel. Interment Wood- lawn Cemetery. Tom Bush, President.