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Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, January 25, 1977 Section 1 MANOS JARAS 7 "-'T TARXA PETERSON GIANQUINTO CUSACK' Llla M. Liio M. 'QiH'idlls'Ford's'bid to hit gasoline curbs By' Robert Young stead, he Intends these controls as to conduct a review of an integral part of the Chicago Tribune Press Unlet WASHINGTON-President Carter M6rK day killed the Ford administration's controversial proposal to remove price: controls from gasoline, saying "hastily' considered action" on deregulation: might lead to serious problems. White House sources said Democratic congressional leaders had informed Car-, ter that strong opposition to lifting gasoline price ceilings was building up on, Capitol Hill. Carter instructed the Federal Energy, Administration to notify the Senate and House.it was withdrawing the decontrol proposal President Gerald Ford submit--ted to Congress last Wednesday, one day, before he left office.

IF NOT DISAPPROVED by either the Senate or House within 15 days, decontrol would have become effective March "President Carter does not by this withdrawal Intend to imply any position on the ultimate merits or demerits of gasoline decontrol," said a statement from the office of James Schlesinger, Carter's White House energy chief. "In- development of an overall energy pOli-Cy." -IS'. the' Ford 'administration contended that with gasoline output and reserve supplies at high levels, controls and related government red tape were unnecessary and counterproductive. OFFICIALS ARGUED that normal market forces were keeping prices below ceilings, arid there would be no upsurge if controls were removed Schlesinger's statement said, however, that Carter wants to examine this contention. "The administration recognizes that there are significant problems with the existing control mechanism, but believes that a hastily considered action removing such controls might create far more serious problems," tie announcement said.

Carter was quoted as saying that by ordering decontrol held In abeyance, he hoped the issue of deregulating gasoline "can be examined under circumstances more conducive to careful consideration of the Implications of an end to such controls." Obituaries Walter L. Cohrs Private services for Walter L. Cohrs, '84, a retired vice president of the First National Bank of Chicago, were held' Monday in Hawaii. Mr. Cohrs died Saturday in Hawaii, his home for the last several years, He retired in 1857 after 37 years at the bank.

He was a 'past president of the Chicago Mortgage Bankers Association. He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth; three sons, Walter L. James and John; two daughters, Mrs. Virginia White and Nancy; nine grandchildren; and five great-grandchil-dren Robert G. Mead Memorial services were held Saturday for Robert G.

Mead, 81, former vice president and general manager of the Chicago office of the investment banking firm of Stone Webster Securities Corp. Mr. Mead died Friday in Santa Fe, N. where he had retired in 1963. He was a two-term president of the National Bankers Association.

He is survived by his widow, Betty; two sons, George C. and Robert G. HI; and a daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Watkins. 1 Mrs.

Bernard Niemiee Mass for Ellen N. Niemiee, 66, mother of Tribune printer Bernard "Bill" Niemiee, will be at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in St. William Church, 2535 N. Sayre Av.

Mrs. Niemiee died Saturday. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Riggs and Mrs. Kathleen Martin; two sons, William and Thomas; 12 grandchildren; and a sister.

Norris E. Williamson Sr. "vi Memorial services for Norris E. Wi! liamson 71, art1 'insurance executive, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Union Church of 137 Gar-: field Av.

in the suburb. Mr, Williamson, a Hinsdale resident, for 42 years before moving recently to Grantham, N.H., died Sunday in Hinsdale Hospital. He Toe Rev. Anthony Balciun Mass for the Rev. Anthony Balczun, 51, pastor of St.

Casimlr's Catholic Church, 4340 Johnson Hammond, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the church. A Polish-language funeral mass will be said in the church at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Father Balczun, a Chtcagoan who had been pastor of St.

Casimir'g Church for eight years, died Sunday in the rectory. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Cegielski. Homer J. Richer 4.

Mass for Homer J. Richer, 90, retired Chicago Motor Club district sales manager, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St. Ignatius Catholic Church, 6559 N. Glen-wood Av.

Mr. Richer, of 6575 fli Glen-wood died Saturday in a nursing home. He retired In 1965 after 42 years with the auto club. He is survived by his widow, Leona; a daughter, Mrs. Doris Menzer; a son, Edwin; 11 'grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren.

Edward G. VandeVen Services for Edward G. VandeVefl, 73, retired bank executive, will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel at 12 Lake Oak Park. Mr.

VandeVen died Saturday in his home at Cambridge, III He was past president and former chairman of the board of National Bank of Austin, where he started work more than 50 years ago as a mail boy. He was also past president of the Town Hall Assembly in Austin, and was named the assembly's Citizen of the Year in 1967. He was a member of the. Mayor's Citizens Housing Authority, Board, and the board of directors of Austin YMCA and West Suburban Hospital, Park. He is survived by his widowi; Martha; i three John Richard and.

the Rev, Robert Ev VandeVen, pastor of. the Presbyterian Church of Cambridge; eight grandchildren; one brother; and one sister. Robert W. J. Carey reuKia lieorgg oienguinro, beioveo wife ot Joseph Donald Glamulnto; devoted mother of Debra, Edward, William Linda, Nancy.

Lisa Patricia, William D. and Olana Lynn Glanoulnto; loving daughter of John and Mary Bowen George; fond sister of John J. (Cheryl) George and Lynn Ann (Donnell) Crotty. Visitation after 0 p.m. Tuesday.

Funeral Thursdey, 9:15 a.m., from the Sheehy Funerel Home, 10727 S. Pulaski to Most Holy Redeemer Church. Mast 10 a.m. Interment Holy Seoulchrg Cemetery. ST 3-7700 or U7-7I7I.

GIBICKI see Lorraing A. Bayer notice. GILE Bile, of Northbraok. art. iO of the tata nrvllla hiothgr of Robert W.

(Merlean) Glial arandmnthee nf Dnhmrt im! TrKty; sister of Ireng Campbell end the lete Pautlngtmlth. Visitation from 0 to 9 a m. Tuesday, at the kwm. H. Scoff Funeral una Waukegan Rd Blenvlew.

Funeral mais iu a.m. yveonesoay, er uur Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Grove Church Glenvlew. Interment Rldpewood Cemetery. Plow-art or contributions to the American Cancer Society, loll Orrlngton Evanston, would bo appreciated. 6IIIBERT0 i pierino v.

GMImerto, neg Bruno, of Wood Dale, beloved wife of Angelot loving mother of Michael and Judith; deer daughter of Theresa, nee acona ana rng igrg peter Bruno; fond litter of Concetta Hatfield, Angglo and Orlando Bruno. Retting et Pelerton-Ryberg Mortuary, 4.15 N. York, Elmhursl, Where frlendt may call from Monday, 1 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 111 9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., to Holy Ghost Church.

Interment Mount carrnel. Pltatt omit flowert. (34-1133. GLASS see Helena L. Do Grtsie notice.

CLEISTEIN i-, i jonn vy. oie stein. Jan. 93. ten.

beloved husband ot Anna; deer lamw or nnnur ot Rediandt, Cal, and the late John grandfather of four; fond brother of Mate Engln, Funeral tervlcg Wednesdey, Jan. 28, IV7' iral Chape I. 5149-11 N. Ashland Av al Foster. Visitation Tuesday after ww i-aier.

GUTT Mary c. Guff, loving wife of the late John; dearest mother of Soohlg (George). Mlkos, Harriet (Stanley) Bonk. Stella (Steven) Nlch, Edward, Helen (Russell) Sevgrlno, Eleanor, Thaddeut (Jean), and Theresa (George) Boswell; loving grandmother and great-grandmother of many. Member of SS.

Peter Paul Lodge no. 353. Funeral Wednesday, a.m.. from ttw Mlriiuat, S' Archer corner of rviaiur. vur i.aay or t-nariry Church for Mast at 9:30 a.m.

Inter-ment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation atter 6 p.m. Monday and 2 to 10 Tuesday. 7674807. HAHNFELDT Edward Hannteist, ot snect-leford Monroevllle, 15146, 'suddenly on Jan.

22, 1977, at Orlando dug to a heart attack, husband of Dolores (Doe) Harm-feldt; father of Edward III, Don, Fred. Jon. Surani ton of Emllv Mil ler; brother of Grece Goetke end Ray Hahnfaktl; olto five grandchildren. If desired, contributions to hit name in thg Heart Fund, 4 smith- field PltKhuroh. Pa 15219.

Memorial services well held at the Monroevllle United Methodist Church, on Monday, 3 p.m. Member of Palatine, II. Lodge F.M. and A.M. and Jvtadinah Temple, In t-mcago.

fisr- 'iv HAMMOND' V' uorotny Harnrnono, neo zen, beloved wife of Carl F.t dear mother oi Lynn nammona-nagman ana Jamie Hammond: loving grand mother of Sophie and Hannah Ham- fond sister of Sylvia mciimn, acrvite iinwMr a P-T-r at Riser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokie Skokle. Interment private. Friends are esked to pay their at time of lervibv. eT-w- I Hill neg Nines, Jan. 23, beloved wife of the late Charles; dear mother of Alice (James) Mac- Phall; loving sister of Mary Klarer or nouKauna, wis.

runerai weanes-' day, Jan. 28, 10 a.m., at Walmes- kirrh Funeral Home. 7088 N. Clark St. Retired member of the Illinois Bell Telephone Pioneers.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Info. RO 007i. MERRICK Christine Herrkk of Hillside, be- 1 loved wife of thg late Joseph; dear mother of Grace (Brucel Bunt. Lor- ralno lHenryj Kolassa, Joseph (Mary) and George (Susan); fond sister ot Vienna Krui and Bessie Gray; loving granamorner or ten.

areat.arandmother'of 93j great great-grgndmother of three. Resting at Henhessy-Bruno Funeral Home, 5903 Burr Oak Berkeley, from Tuesday noon. Funeral Wednesday, Gerald J. Hefflnber. toy.

Ino son of Marie and the fate Robert; dear brother of thg lata Robert; brother In law of Barbara Hettinger. Member of United Order of American Bricklayers and Stone Masons Local, No. 31. Mass of-the Resurrection Wednesday, euw at or. era inana tnurcn, inicepo.

III. Visitation Tuesday 7-9 p.m. at Kuratko Funeral Home, 25th and Des Plelnet North Riverside Please omit tiowert. Mi aou. HOLMSTRAND Llnnea V.

Holmstrand, Jan. 23, 1977, beloved wife of Herbert; dear mother of Paul Hoimstrandi fond titter of Dona (William) Frankland. Funeral Thursday, 11 a.m., al Nel son runerai cnapei, 5i-5l N. Ashland Av. at Foster.

Interment Cedar Park. Visitation Tuesday 3 to 10 p.m. and Wednesday 1 to 10 p.m. LO i-Jier. HOPKINS Helen L.

Hopkins, neg Carter, be. loved wife of the late Clifford Hopkins; dear sister of Doris, Dale (Myrtle), Robert (Phyllis), Dudley (Mary), the late Holllt and Harlan Carter; dear friend of John V. and Beatrice Ladlck. Visitation after p.m. Tuesday at Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, -4727 W.

Oak Lawn. Funeral Services Wednesday, 11 a.m. Interment local. For Hans mm can pjo-l iva or liAUi. HUSCH a Edwin ft.

Hutch, beloved husband of Christine, nee Vanderstock; deer brother of Ernest Husch and the late Jenny Nelsen. Resting at Columbian Funeral Home, 10300 W. Grand near Mannheim Road, Franklin Park, after 2 p.m. Tuesday, where funeral services will be held Wed. nesoay, Jan.

20, or to: JO a.m. Inter men, ramny ior. 4M-1200, HUXHOLD Harry C. Huxhold of Forest Park, beloved husband of Lillian, nee acnuir; rono reiner or Dorothea (Joseph) Ooff, Ruth (Rudolph) Croeaor, kov. or.

Harry (LuClllel, orralne fWllllaml klH, anrf. father of 12 and areat-orandfather nf three; brother of Lvdle Witt, Elmer and Elvira Ernst. Funeral Wednesday, 11 a.m., at Zimmerman and Son- i.napei, jiv nnaaison t-orest Perk. Interment Concordia Cemet-dry. Llfelone member of St.

John Lutheran Church. Memorials ap- piviiaiva 10 pr. jonn lumeran tnurcn. visitation tier 3 p.m, Tuet. ugv.

job-muu. IVERSON Robert T. Iwennn. IwlmMwl lallur Nancy (Richard) Melone; fond son or cue ana ine late Robert W.i grandfather of Laura. Suzanne.

Oir. ky and Michael Melone; brother of Dorothy (Hubert) Walker and Ivor (Slebrltt). Member ot Telephone Pioneers of America and Ben Hur Lodge, No. tit, A.F. 1 A.M.

Vlslta- Hon 4 to .10 p.m. Tuesday and Wed- nesoay at Peterson Funeral Home, W3t W. North Av. Services Thuri. ay p.m.

inrermenr JACKSON Gideon J. act, on. fend brother nf Agnes (Paul) Pearson and enok of micago, uavio or aweoon ana tne late Merlg Brady, Esther, Peter end rvarnaniei jacKson, oorvices Wed' nesday, 1:30 p.m., at Edgar Anderson Funeral Home, 4821 Demen Ave. Interment Rotthlll Visitation Tuesday. ,4 ta a Member of Carpenters Union Local -1 No.

141, In lieu of flowers, memo- rials ta Trinity Covenant Church or your favorltf charity tpprtclated. aai-auie. Emily Jakovee, neg Zufan nf West-. mont. beloved wife af UilllUm aa 'SKL "wtrifir of Gloria (Stephen) rvH.vruiy, deer grandrhother of William, Ket- nnrn ana games kuoik ano Michael McCrqry.

Funeral Wednesday, 10 from Edward. C. Schubert Chapel, 39 H. Cass Westmont. Interment arenrinn unit uui.

4 '0 :30 p.m. wo 9-0302. t. JANCZAK Martha Jancuk, devoted wife of the tare waiter; dearest mother of Wal- rvr luurinuai, naymomi svioivr, and Leonard Janciaki, loving grand- morner or seven granacnuaren, ru nerel Wednesday. Jan.

28, at 9 a.m., from The Georgian Funeral Home. 2805 E. 87th ta Immaculate Cnn. caption Church. Reaulem mass 9:30 ,1 Interment Holy Cross Comet- Marie n.

jaras, tare or nomeovnie, beloved wife of Walter; deer mother of Joan (James) Bishop, Cerole Flske, Petrlcie (John) Sctturr and Walter fond cousin of Violet (grandmother of sis) Schavone. Ser. vices Thursdey, 9:30 a.m., from H. Marik Sont, 8507 W. Cermak Berwvn, to St.

Andrew Church, Romeovllle, III, Mats 11 a.m. Interment St. Caslmlr Cemetery. Member ot Hawthorne Chapter, No. 45, T.P.A.

Visitation Tuesday. ter t) fh. 4044310. JOHNSON Lucy C. Johnson, beloved wife of Lawrence i -near morner or Virginia Toon) De Ciraila, Carl (Linda) and Ernesti grandmother Of five; lister at Anthony (Marv) NucclO.

Mamie 8 (John) Cataitnato, Frances Bosco and Franco Nurcio. Resting at the Lawrence Foneral Home, 4800 N. Austin Av. where servket will be held Wednesday 10 e.nt.. Interment rfllfK.

,1, III. Please omit flowers. Visitation Tuesday 4 to 10 P.m, 7J4-2J00. ft' JOHN50N Irene W. Johnton of Arlington nviviii, lWIWTBTI wi'f v' dear mother of William D.

(Prlscllla) and Jane (Rev. Wil- 1 emi anurpnevz rive eranocn uoren. Memorial services Thursday, 7 rX p.m., at thg First Presbyterian Church ef Arlington He ehts. 302 N. Dunton Av Arlington Heights.

In lieu of flowert, contributions may be made to the Parvin Korea Fund, Ce First Presbyterian Churclt 01 Arlington Heights. 253-5423. vacdd t' a. Joseph H. Kaspgrek, suddenly, be- loved nuibeno-a jua rn Ann.

nee Mengelsdorf; father of Tina and fiondaj dear ton at Lorraine and the ate Felix, brother of Carol Herz- berg and Helen. Retting at thg tooney runerai nome, nyz nuinmi aiivr a p.m. vvvanw- dev. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a.m., tg t.

Anorew cnapei. inigrmani or. ijosepn, wiiv iy met L. Ketiygge too, et Trig pie-. shvtanan Home.

Evanston. Jan. 23. 1977, survived by a number of nieces -Ond nephews. Service 2 P.m.

Wed-' nesday at Elliott Chanel Of the Pre- 'Home, bvansten, inrgr. ment Memorial Park Cemetery. KLUNK Edward I unk, beloved husband or Louise, nee nammarsmiTn; oenr father ot Edward Barbara ana Duane (Sherrl); 'grandfather ol Laurl Klunki brother of Frank (Pol, lv). Farl (Gladys). George (Marlel.

Pauline (the late George) Yealv and the late Fred (Florence), all of Pennsylvania; uncle ot many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m. from Suites Chapel, 2748 W. Slst to St. Simon Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. interment at. Mary, visitation begins Monday, 4 p.m. Vet' gran WWII. 778-7257 KNIGHTS William H.

Knlahts of Broadview, beloved husband of Genevieve, nee Drechsler; loving father of Debra and Donna 1 fond brother of Morton (Lealha); brother In law of Frank E. (Jean) Drechsler; son of the lata Roy W. (Alma) Knights; ton In law ot the late Frank E. (Jennie) Drechsler Sr. Visitation 5 to 9:30 P.m.

Tuesday and 3 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday at Broadview Funeral Home, 2020 Roosevelt Broad view. Funeral services Thursday, Jan. 27. Lying in stats et tmmanue Pvanaellral Lutheran Church Mavwood.

from 10:30 e.m. until time of service at 11 a.m. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Past Com mander of Broadview Post, No. 828, A.L.

M4-JD44. KRAUSE Louise Kreuse, beloved wife of the late Walter f. loving mother of Charlotte (Warnerl Ohman and Wal- ter (June) Kreuse fond grand-: mother of four; dear sister of Walter wachholi. service Thursday, Jan. 27, 1 p.m., at Edgar Funeral Home, 10900 S.

Cicero. Interment Mt. Greenwood. Memorials to thg Ar- thrltis Foundation or the American Diabetes Assoc. preferred.

Visitation after 3 p.m. Wednesday. 423- raoo or zMjBe. KCSIK Mildred D. Kraus, neg Davis, be loved wife of Arthur; dear mother Charles A.t sister of Janet B.

Davl and the lata Jean (3. Carlson. Visi tation at Bourne Chapel, Kedzlg Av enue at asm Place, aner p.m. Monday until '11 a.m. Wednesday.

Eastern Star services Tuesday I p.m.; by Frances E. Wlllard Chapter, No. -433, O.E.S. Funeral Wednesday 1 p.m. at Calvary Lutheran hurch, 2d and Kenneth, Interment Cedar Park.

In lieu of flowers, make jnemorieit.io.rne KRECH in V4T -uewev ureal, dgiovm nuswina Pauline, nee Tanner; dear father of irvviriei ano ine ipiir uewrav r.i orandfather af Aine. si 'wvn ifL at the uneral Home, d. Interment Forest Home Cemet ery. Into, 62OO120. KRIEGER Inez Krieger, of Forest Park, beloved wife of Ernest; loving mother of Arlene Hennlneson, Richard and Robert and the lete Ernest Krieger; grandmother of tit; great-grandmother of two.

Funeral Wednesday, 1 p.m. at Zimmerman and Son Funeral Home, 7319 Madison Forest Park. Interment Glen Oak Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p.m. Tuesday.

365-2200 KROLL- Audrey Y. Kroll, nee Easterly, beloved wife of Albert E. Kroll; loving mother of Pamela S. (Dennis) Lin-dermuth and Nancy E. Kroll; fond sister of Roy E.

(Dolores) Easterly and Robert L. Rolston. Resting at Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 El-ston comer Pulaski after 5 P.m., Monday, and 3 to 10 p.m., Tuesday. Services at Mayfalr Lutheran Church. Lowell and Lawrence Avenues, Wednesday, Jan.

26, 11 a.m. Interment Rldgewood Cemetery. Lying In state at church from 10 a.m., Wednesday until time of services. KE 9-6100. KUEBLER Paul J.

Kuebler, age 87, Jan. 33, 1977, beloved husband of Anna; fond father of Walter (Anna) and Elizabeth (Joseph) Mitler; loving grandfather of Karol, Ken, Kurt, and Tom. Services Wednesday, 10 a.m., at Krauspe Chapel, 390547 N. Lincoln Av. Interment Irving Park.

Visitation begins Tuesday 1 p.m. Member of Medlnah Temple. 525-0529. 1 IABUSHEVICZ George M. Labushevlci, beloved husband of Louise, nee Vireillo; loving son of Michael and Jean; fond brother of Franclne, (William) Wegener; son In law ot Angelo and Josephine Vlrglllo; brother in law of Anthony (Patricia) Vireillo, Sandra (Fred) Plszklewlcz, Janice (Patrick) Keating, Susan and Angela; uncle ef Petrlck Keating and Marc Plszkiawict.

Funeral Thursday, Jan. 27, at 9:30 a.m., from Colonial Funeral Home, 6750 N. Milwaukee to St. John Brebeuf Church. Interment Marvhlll.

Visitation begins 7 p.m. Tuesday. 7744366. LEHMAN Mae E. Lehman, nee Ptoslk, beloved wife ot the late Edward; loving sister of Anette and William Ploslk, Lillian (Carl) Mlschke and Irene (thg latg Phillip), Grovak; fond aunt of Irvln (Patricia) Jordan and Elalng (Paul) lilewskl; grand nlecet and nephews.

Funeral Wed- nesday, 9:30 a.m., from Demnlckl Funeral Home, 3630 W. George (Central Park neer Milwaukee to St. Hyacinth Church. Interment St. Adalbert.

Member of Tele- phone Pioneers of America and polish Woment Alliance Group No. 44. after p.m. Monday. 772- nh t' Roger P.

L'enil, born December 16, 1 ivoi, passed away January 22, 1977, beloved husband of Dore, nee Gemlgnani; loving father of Gloria (Carl) Clarlzlo, Leon (Susan); dear orandfather of Patricia Winston, Joanne Means, Carl, Roger, Robert, Curtis and Billy Clarlzlo and Roger i Lenzl. Retting at Lewis Funeral Home, 7600 W. Grand, at the Circlg, after 11 a.m., Tuesday, Funeral Wednesday, January 26, at 9 a.m., at St. Celestlnf Church. Mast 9:30 a.m.

Entombment St. Joseph Mausoleum. 453-1234. IUEBKE Waidemar H. Luebkg, Jan.

22, at Fort Lauderdale, formerly qf Southeastern Chicago, beloved husband of Nata (Mae), neg Sommer-field; father of Dale (Elaine) Luebkg, of South Bend, Ind.i grandfather of Cassandra i brother of Dorothy (Thomas) Norton of Mountain Homo, Loretta Budig of LaPorte, Henry (Catherine) of South Holland, Frederick (Lorraine) of Calumet City and thg late Her-man (Elizabeth) Luebke. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday, at the Tews Funeral Home. -10230 Dixie Homewoo9. Concordia Cemetery-Visitation otter 2 p.m.

Tuesday. SY. 1-5300. MALINOWSKI Ted Mallnowskl, age St, veteran of W. II, USN, beloved husband of Evelyn, nee Orewiec; dear father of Jerome (Dorothy) and Kenneth i dearest grandfather of Charlse and Nadlne; fond brother of John, Sophie (Joseph) Blackburn and Edward (Myrtle); dear ion In law of Angeling and thg latg Joseph Orawlec! fond brother In law of Ed-: ward (Irene) Fuslek and John (Lor-.

ralne) Stahulak; dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thurs day, a.m., from Bafla Funeral Home, 1745 W. 47th to Sacred Heart Church for to a.m. matt. In ferment Returrtctlon Cemetery.

Vltltatlon begins Tuesday after 2 p.m. YA 7-8407. If Peter J. Manet, 91, (Menounot), beioved husDano of mo late Eugenie, nee Pappageorge; loving father of Madge (Peter) Bacos, Athena (Hairy) Lenwerlt, Stella (Thomas) Kapsalis, John (Joan), Georgia (Richard) Vratanlna, George (Vlckl); dear brother of Constantino (EMI) Menounot, Elenl Georgekilas, Despoule Ketahiabenlt and the late Nlcoietta Gouros. all In Greece; brother in law ol Katherlne Loumbat, Thomas P.

George. Bertha (Russell) Moore and thg late Demetra end Nick Sofos, Harry P. George end Nicholas Geor-geklletr fond grandfather of 18 end great-grandfather of one. Funerel Wednesday, 11 :30 a.m., from Chanel Sf Adlnemai Funeral Dlreclors, 4700 I. Western Av.

Services 12:15 p.m. at St.DernetTloa Greek Ofthodox Church, 227 W. Wlnon Av. Inter-ment Elrmvoad. In Itnu af flowers.

pieese make contribution to the Lremernoi Lrwrcn in nit memoryi .1 MAXIMOVICH stamey 'Maztmovtni v.i Jen. 1977, loving Iwsbend ef Sophia, nee Awtluk; beloved father of Janice, Sandra and Stanley Paul dear brother of Mary (Rowland) Surplus. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a from Ewaid Funeral Home, 2501-03 N. Southport 'to St. Josaohat Church.

Mass 10 e.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. 549-oOvt, MCGiwr't Thomae 6. McGlntv, beloved husband of Margaret (Eileen) McGintv, nee fFarrell; fond father of Mary (WWIIam) Campbell) grandfather of nine; brother of Arthur and the late John McGinty.

Funerel Wednesday, January IMh. p.m.. St. John Via nney Church, janesvllle, WiK Burial Mount Olivet Cemetery, Vlslta-tlon Schneider Funerel Home, 1800 E. Racine Janetville, Wise 1 to 9 p.m..

ue soar. Ann Catherine McNelry, 'loe'TI months, loving daughter of Joseph H. Mc Nelly and Nancy Oulnane MC-Nalht; fond titter of Marty, Sue, John, Tim and Danny McNally; dear granddaughter of Mrt. Gregory Guinene. atter 0 a.m.

Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday. ,:15 a.m. from the Sheehy Funerel Home. 4990 W.

79th to St. Beds Venerable Church. Mast 10 a.m. In- ferment Holy sepuicnrg cemetery, ST 2-7700 or U7-787I V. se i- v-i' Alexander.

(Al) Mcrtallf, beloved husband of Grace, nee Moreland; loving father of Thomas Alan and Ellen Jane McNeill! brother of El- tie (Nap) La Fluor and John (Sharon) McNeill; nephew of Arthur McNeill, Ellen Leckey, David and William Martin, Mary McGee; uncle of many nlecet and nephews. Member of Onward Concord Lodge, no. A. P. A.M., square post.

No. 232, A.L., Scottish Rite end Medlnah Temple A A O.N. S. Ser. vices 11 a.m.

Wednesday at the Zim merman A sandeman Funeral Home, 5200 W. 95th St. Interment Cedar Park. Visitation from 0 to 10 p.m. Monday and 3 to and 7 to 10 p.m.

Tuesdey. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Evergreen Park Presbvterlen Church, 1859 S. Francisco. 424434D. MENTGEN Peter Mentgen, WW I Veteran, dear brother or Florence Bonn and Clarence (Mabel) Mentoen.

Funeral 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, from the Beineck Funeral Home, 2221 N. Lincoln to St. Michael Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St.

Lucas. Visitation from 2 until 10 P.m., luesoay. ii y-jeou. MERIG0LD Angeling S. Merlgold, neg Kerwln, of Buffalo, Y.

and Naoerviile, beloved wife of Francit lovely mother ef Frank A. (Mar- Saretl and tllzabetn L. (Kooertj chllfz; dear grandmother of tlx; linw vi waller, junn. neien oiun- ney ond the late Louise Bertelson, Irene Barrow. Dorothy Cox and Su san North.

Resting at Williams-Kampp Chapel, 430 E. Roosevelt Wheaton, Tuesday from 2 to 4:30 ano to p.m. r-unerai mast Wednesday 10 a.m. at Sf, Michael church, wneaton. inter.

ment Holy sepulchre, eao-ooie. MERSKIN Thomas Merskln, latg of Brighton Park, beloved husband of the late Anna C. AAerskin; dear father of Robert (Ann W.I; grandfather of John (Lois) and Janice Ann; greatgrandfather of Heather Merskln; also nlecet and nephews. Funeral Wednesday. Jan 28.

at 0 a.m.. from Fortune Funeral Home, 4401 S. Ked-lie to St. Agnes Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment Resurrection i Lottie -Mictrli 'flee KotlowskU be. loved wite of Armand; loving mother of Elaine (Ken), Morrlil; dear arandmathar af. Ctamalai ITaml Kevnoios ano eereara; great-grandrnother of Stacy; daughter of CarhrlnrfGut) 27' ki; fond sister of Stella (Tom! Lolacono and Jean (Stanlevl 'Makowski; dear aunt of nieces and 'nephews. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a.m., from the Montclalr Funeral Home.

6901 W. Belmont to St. William Church. Mast 9:30 a.m. In- terment sr.

josepn cemetery Plei -itaie omit tiowert. 622-vjuu, v1 MILAZZ0 Angelica Mllalio, neg Gialmd, latg of Rosemont, beloved wife of the latg Ignazio; dear mother of Lovjt (Verlean). Thomas (Angela). Martha (William King), Catherine (Robert such), Mary (prane luiioi, jotepnine (jerry Keating jo (Mary Ann). Jacouellna (Joel panek).

Angeling -(Billy Brandon) and the late Caroling (Dominick Cozze); fond grandmother of 33; great-grandmother of sister of Natale, Anthony and Joseph Gialmo ond mo late Marv sorting. Jack and Anthony Gialmo. Visitation at the M. J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest Highway after 7 p.

Tuesday, 2-10 p.m. Wednesday. Fu nerel Thursday 9:15 a.m. to Our Lady of Hope Church. Mast 10 a.m.

interment St. Joseph. 631-1240. MINK David H. Mink, beloved husband of Bettv; dear father ot Karen ltd ward) Hansen and Kathryn nomas; LO var; granararner or ive; brother of Roy and Leo Mink.

service weanesoay, Jan. m. ii a.m, at Mart Funeral Home. 344(1 N. Cenfrel Av.

Interment Mount Olive. Visitation after 7 p.m. Monday, fieaso omn (lowers. MOWERS Martin Mowers, beloved husband of Florence, nee Wozmel; dear brother of Harrv (Lucille), prank (Frieaa) Rosa Stonekina. Gertrude1 (Paul 1 Rusnak and thg latg LOctlie (Charles) Koenig.

Funeral Thursday. 9:15 a.m.. from Malec and Song Fungrak 6000 N. Milwaukee to St. Mery at roe wooot Church, (nterment St.

Adalbert, s. Itatlon begins Tuesday 4 p.m. 774- aiuu. MUELLER William Mueller suddenly, beloved husband ol Jean (Korus) and the late Ann Mueller; loving father of Helen (William) Dillon, Francit (Charlet) Jones, Shirley (Ronald) Muno, Barbara Korus (Sig) Haraburda and Kenneth (Diane) Korus; fond grandfather or 14; brother of Otto Mueller in Germany, Funeral Thursday 9 a.m. from Be.

verlv Rldae Chanel. 10415 S. Kedzil to Queen of Martyrs Church. Matt 9:30 a.m. Intombment Queen ot Heaven Mausoleum.

Member ot Queen of Martyrs Holy Name Society and Queen of Martvrs Senior Cltl- tent. Memorial to Heart Fund Ap preciated, visitation Wednesday at. rer 4 p.m. y.aai, NIEMIEC Ellen N. Nltmfee, ne McCut.

be. fc) iuvto will of DEfmara Tontj (Michael) Martin and Thoniit grandmother of 12i ilittr ol Ann Erttemwlck. at Lewi Fi nurir nomi, w. vrano AV, inv uirciv, lueway auer 2 p.m, Funaral Wedrigit1av. Jan.

9A. at 11 to St. William Church. Mast 11:30 a.m. imermenT st.

Joseph Cemeterv. In lieu of flowert. meuM or donations to Cancer Fund e- M-lats). PEDERSEN Harriet e. Federten of Rlverdale, Jan.

34. 1977. dear wife af Eric loving mother of Corel (Henrv1 Mugg; grendmother of Oonn and pameia. i-unerei vyeanesoay, Jan. 26, 1977, at 1:00 p.m., at Brown Funeral Home, 13830 Lincoln Dolton, Visitation Tuesday, 3:30 to p.m, interment teoar para.

awv-aaog PEEBLES The Rev. H. Peebles of Tlnlev Far 1 and Harvey, beloved tnnbend of thg latg Annie; deer father of Anna Buell, Doris Holmes, Emest and the late Faul and Norman; fond grandfather of sla; great-grandfather of einhti brother of Margaret Keith. Resting et W.E. Kerr Chapel, 154th end Mars, meid, Harvey, where ter.

vices will be held Wednesdey, Jen, 28. 2:30 p.m. Inlarment Cedar Park. Chapel visitation Tuesday, 1 to 10 p.m. jji-uuio.

PERNICE Anthony J. Pernlce, tgg 33, suddenly, dear father of Anthony Richard, Sammy and Joseph; dear ton of Sam and Margaret; fond brother of Carol Newsome. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a.m. from Thg Monrciair r-uneroi nome, evui Belmont to St. Monica Church.

Masa 10 a.m. Interment Mount Car, mel Cemetery. Pleesg omit flowers. Visitation after 4 P-fiu Monday. eiJv VJW.

CuMck. net Went, of Perk Forest SouTh. loving wile of Pitrkli J.i beloved mother of Roland of Chicago; dear lister or Francos Bcasseur ot Park Forest, John, Edward and Lawrence of California and the late Andrew and Bertha. Funeral Wednesday, 11:14 a.m., from the) Leln-Suiilven Chapel, 50 Weotwood Park Forest, to St. Mary's Church for 12 noon mate.

Interment Assumption Cemetery, Glenwood, III. Visitation 1-5 and MO Tuesday, Information 747-3700'. HEARING George beloved hue. band of Genevieve, nee Qulnn; deer father vaf Oereidlne (Carl) abort. Ceorot Jr.

(Gloria) and the lata Gloria Janet grandfather of seven i great-grandfather of oner brother of Ethel Lauing and Jane Llindell and Jessie Member of CTA Post, mat AJ.nd retired member of Dlv. 241. Service Wednesday, Jen. 24, 1 P.M.. at Matt Funeral Home, 2440 N.

Central Ay. Inter, ment Mount Auburn. tl GRASSEj Helena L. Da raise, loving mother of Blanche Glaser, Raymond Glass and Eugene pe Gratia; lout grandchildren i two greet-grandchlldrtnr ilstgr of Selmt Scharle and Max Kutsche. Funeral Wednesday, II at Haely Chapel, 332 W.

Downer Aurora. Interment evergreen Cemetery. Vis itetlon tnd 7 to a.m. Tuesday. Dl SILVESTRO' Marl 01 Slivostro; loving wife of the late Egldlo; beloved mother of the late Frank and Nicotine tnd Rose; dearest grandmother of Do lores, Mary Jane, Eileen and Gerel dine.

Visitation Wednesday only after 4 P.m. at thg Galewood Funeral Chapels, 1157 N. Herlem Av. Furwr-I private. Please omit flowers, lev-1700.

DONAHUE Daniel Edwin Donahue, cherished husband of Nancy Jeennlne, nee Fioodi dearest ton of the late Daniel and Marguerite; dear ton In taw of Thomas and Nancy, nee R'ber, Flood; loving brother of Joan (Robert) McGorry, M. Robert Linda) Donehue, Jackie Raymond) Bettt and the late Rev. amet Donahue; dear brother In law of Cheryl Flood; devoted uncle of Brian, Lynn, Joan, Mary Ellen and Seen McGorry, Kenneth, James and Susan Betts. Funeral services Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from Tohle Funeral Heme, 4325 W. Lawrence et Lowell, to St.

Edward Church. Mast 10 a.m. Visitation after 4 p.m. Monday, Interment All Salntt Cemetery. Pletsi omit (lowers.

MS- 4400. douguc John "Win" Douglas, beloved hut-' band Of Esteng McDonald Dougias; devoted father of Dolores (James); Smith and the late Mary E. Clark; deer grandfather of Michael and want amun; rona oroiner or weoiev Dewey (Florence) Douglas, thg late Janwa and Elliaheth Want el and Margaret Flaming. Visitation af teat p.m. Monday.

Funeral service Wednesday, 11 o'clock a.m. at the fheehy Funeral Home, 4950 W. 79th t. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. 45 yeaf employee of thg RcA.

ST 7700 OT I57-7I7I. DRAKE Mario Drake, nee Fatchlng, totoved wife of Harrv dear mother -of Marllyrr end Janet HUdebrantklr Grandmother of Debbie and David; ond titter of John and Robert pascning, Claire jam and Theresa Hosang; also nieces and nephews. Visitation at Modell Funeral Home. S725 S. Pulatkl Tuesday 1 tb 10 p.m.

Services Wednesday, 10 a.m.. it the Evangelical Lutheran Church or me trots, too bpringrieio av. Interment Belhenla. Cemetery. 77 4730.

DROBITSCH John M. Drobltsch, beloved husband ot Laverne Meoema Drooitscn; loving father of John (Georolann Orobltsch; dearest grandfather of Michelle; fond brother ot Anne Far. rell, Mery Brotemarkle. Lillian Men-gan, Katherlne Farrelt, Margaret Bemdt. Dorothy Dunelclk and the late Joseph Orobltsch; dear uncle of many nieces and nephews.

Funeral Thursday. 9:15 a.m.. from Blake- Lamb Funeral Home, 3737 W. 79th to St. Denis Church.

Mast 10 a.m. Interment St. AAarv cemetery. Vltltatlon after 4 p.m. Tuesday.

In lieu of flowert, donatleng to your ravome cnariry wouiq og OP' predated. 7354242. DROEGE Lillian E. Droeog, neg Jetoerten, beloved wife of the late Edwin W.i dear mother of James W. (Nancy rw.) ana Kurn (Kooerr; ocnaerer; grandmother of James, Robert, Thomas, Susan and Paul Schaefer, rvsaric jamet ana rvancy Droege; fond titter of Harry Jespersen.

Visi tation at the MJSuerth Funeral Home. Hit Northwest after 1 p.m. Tuesday. In at thg Nop. wooa ram rresoyrerian murcn 5849 N.

Nina. Wednesday, from I p.m. unfit' time of services 1 p.m. inirimsiii nwmnNV, eji-iMW. DRUSKIN i Libbv Druslln af Miohland Park.

T. passed away, Sunday In. North Miami, Fla, where she was spending' the winter surviving are tier naugn.1 ter Anita (Dr. Samuel AAosk); grandchildren In Milwaukee. Flori da, and Washington, D.C.

Interment will be In Milwaukee, Wit. Charter member of North Shore Congregation Israel Senior Cltiient Group In biencoe. A IDMONDSON John H. Edmondson of Willow springs, brother of Haul Brach. Visitation 4-10 p.m.

Tuesday at Hal- lowen jamet l-unerai Homo 1025 W. 55th Countryside. Service 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Interment Mount Greenwood Cemetery JU-OMJU ENGLISH Edward D.

English, devoted brother of Francit (Dorothy) and the late Emmert (Marie) English. Retired telegrapher. Funerel Wednesday 15 a.m. rrom Tne cnapei, 2iw 95th at Hovne, Crane Funeral Dlrec tort to Little Flower Church. Most 10 A.M.

Interment Mt. Olivet. Visitation 4 to 10 PJM. Tuesday. 239.

ERICKSON John A. Erlckton, beloved husband of Alma neo Forsberg; fond brother of the lata Carl, Gust, Ann Rvoeiius, Ellen Hussen, Matiioa Hallenberg. and Elizabeth Erickaoni fond uncle ot Erick Russell, Bvrt Kusseii, Raymond Russell, Clarenci Erlckson, Burt Erlckson, Mtrgarel Roggeveen. Ann Bono. Llnnea Hal.

lenoero, Mabel Held. Ruth Robin. Sillon and Eleanor Anderson. Visitation Tuesday, 3-10 K.m. ar tteuKema unerM -Home, 11201 S.

Harlem Ave. Services Wed. oesday. II a.m. Interment Everg reen, joipuu or sjp-aiee FEIDHAUS Edward J.

Feldhaus, beloved hut. band of Clara nee King; dear father ot James. Dorotnv (Rutteii) Coon, Edward (Anarllvn), August (Joanne), Carol (Raymond) Lena Norm (Mary Ann) Thomas, George (Audry) Thomas, Gilbert (Dorothy) Thomas and the late David Fel dhaus: grandfather of 14; great. Srandfather of 11; brother of Marie anlster, Ethel Pulls, Gertrude May and the lete August and Charlet Feldhaus. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from Lawn Funeral Home, 7909 Steto (5500 to St.

Albert the Groat Church. Mass 10 jn. Interment flood See Daniel Edward Donahue notice, FREITAG Walter A. Frelteo. of Burlington, Wise, passed away Jan.

22, In wauKegan, nusoano or nnarri father ot Lon zaie, ot waukegan. Mariene (Konatdi Myers, Idaho; grandfather of five. Servlc will be held Wednesday. Jan. 26.

1 a.m. at The Schuette-Denlelt Funeral Home, service conducted by The Masonic Lodge No. 28 A.F. A.M. Interment Acedia Park Cemetery, Chicago.

Visitation Tuesday after 4 p.m. at The scnuene-Donieit runer ai Homo, Burlington, wise, GENUALDI Jerome Genualdl, 71, of Chicago, beloved husband of the lata Mary; deer ferher ot Josephine (Jemet) Loar, Vincent (Joann) and the lata Salvatorg (Margge) Genualdl; fond brother of Joseph (Elizabeth) and Salvatorg (Jeen) Genualdl; dear grandfather ot to; great-granaTatner of tour. Retting at Strang Funeral Gravtlake. Funeral mats II a.m. Wednesday at St.

Gilbert Church, Gravtlake. Interment Mount Carmel, Please omit newers. jmva. GEORGE V0W set Patricia Glartoulnto notlce.i, Si CETHNER Rachel Gethner. nee Specfor.

be. loved wife of thg lete Morris; dear moiner or ur. Louis (gonial tiein-W ner. Rhea (Dan el) Panterof Bever. lv Hills.

Cal. and Man (Rosalvn) Gethner; devoted grandmother of seven, services Wednesday, i p.m., at Plser Memorial Chapel, 5205 Broarhvav. Interment Westlawn. Frlendt are esked to pay their re-'' ipects at ttte time of services. Please omit flowers.

Pest president i of various women's organliatlont of thg Bernard Hoiwlch Jewish Com-munltv Center. Member ot the At-4 soclallon for thg Jewish Blind. 50 "year member of norinwesi sing wpmen.jnio. LU 1-4740. wairer lervp www nu-band of Jean, nee Oslo; loving father of Walter CPD (Mar Lou), Pamela (Jamet) Frensel end Alan; dear brother of Frances (tho late Frank) pacuta, Valeria ner-notes, Joseph, Bernard (Esleile), Florence (Leo) Manny and the latg rank, and Anthony (Natalie)! grandfather of Donna.

Roshelle end Nick Freniai and Walter A. Tart-i. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.m., trca Roberts Funeral Home, 2819 S. Ar.

Cher to St. Barbara Church. Interment Resurrection Cemeterv. Member of Ted Stempeln Post No. (H2I, V.F.w.

visitation begins Monday. 142-0288. THIElv l.eo 3. mtei suunwrsKir, weiuvrw rtutbana or ceronne; rona remer or Dorothy (Donald) Brady and Leo A. ip.trlrlat Thleli lovlna orandfather of Bernard, Paul, Dennis and Jenlf-ter Brady and Sandra and Stephen Thlel.

Funeral Wednesday. 10:15 from Koop Funeral Home. Dulak An) Larkowskl, directors, 5848-48 N. A.fl A. B-rthnlUMU, rmimvim mVWH IM J' Church.

Matt Interment it Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation Merejay after 8:00 p.m. 783-511 1, Julia irTimtB, toving wire late PaOl P. oeer morrwr of Elmer (Corinnel, Irene and thg Uto Ir aMMtad arandmothar of five; great-grandmother of nkio, Vltltatlon at Holterbach Funerel Home, 4022-34 N. Eltton at Irving Pant, Tuesday from p.m.

punerai i nurs- day, 1:45 a.m., to St. Ferdinand Church. Mass of tho Resurrection 9:30 e.m. Interment St. Joseph) Cemetery.

403-1510. T0RT0RIEU0 Loretta M. Tortorieiio, neg pierom, beloved wife of the late Antonio; loving mother of Ethel (Thomas) Uyen end Roseann (Thomas) ttrandmother' ef nlnoi great-grandmother of one. Funeral Wed nesday, a.m. rrom rn Jri'''l Rago Brother! Funeral Homo, 5120 w.

fullerton. Mass iu a.m. ar ar. Phllomena Church. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery.

AR e-7800 or NA j-3120. TRAVAGLIO Rosa Travagno, nee uaroroio, oe loved wife ot thg late Giovanni; loving mother of Carmel la (Vito) Raimondl; dear grandmother of eight; great-granamoiner or nine; dear sister of Angela Procacclo, thg fate Anna Trull! and Guy Garofolo. Funeral Thursday, at p.m., from (tie Anuria D. Salerno's Song Funeral Home, 8300 W. North to Sante Maria Addolorata Church.

Mast 9:45 ajn. Entombment Sr. tjoset cemetery, visitation arrer Jpuaidgy. ME7-0449 or VANA Edward vant, age 74, resioenr or Mlnong, Wl. and former retldent of Downers Grove, passed away on Sunday at Spooner, Wl.

Hospital, survived by his beloved wife Ruth, two Rote; dear father of Vivian (Russell) Nordstrom and Edward i Lorraine); dear brother of Elsie pillar) devoted grandfather of Sharon, Sandy and Scott Veno ond Kathy, Keith and Steve Nordstrom. Masonic services gt Dark Funerel Home on Tuesday, p.m. Funeral Wednesday, 2:00 P.m. at Dahl Funeral Homo. Buries tf Spooner Cemetery.

VAN fJt VEN fcowara o. van og ven, oeioveo hutband of Martha, nee Roerie; dear father of John D. of San Diego, Richard A. of Western Springs and Pastor Robert E. of Cambridge, brother of David L.

ot Hawkins, Tent and Frances Rutgers of Lake Bluff, grandfather of eight. Visitation Tuesday ot Wllliams-Kamoo Funeral Home, 12 Lake Oak Park, 7 to 9 Serviceo Wednesdey 1:30 p.m. Interment Forest Homo. 848-817. VANVUCK Harold vanviaee, oiea in Phoenix, AR, husband of Anno L.I father of Roberta Ann (Oscar) Prince end Catherine Sue VenVleck; brother of William VanVlack, Manchester.

10, Don VanVlack, Waterloo, 10, Jeanetto Smith, Howard, CO, Kate Janhke, Waverly, 10, Ethel Stlne, San Diego, CA, Dorothy Wallingford, San Francisco, Jo Flat, MS, Carol Jackson, Lrnion, CO, Visitation Monday. 2-t p.m. Fu- 5 neral service In Mesa, AZ at Desert View Memorial Chapel, Tuesday, 10 a.m. In lieu of flowert tend dona- tints to Anne L. VanVlack for distribution to the charilies of tier choice.

-v- VI0RA Alex vidra, suddenly in pnoenisv 1 resident of Buchanan, formerly of Chicago, age 49, beloved husband of Kathering; deer father of La Verno (Roy) Petersen oft Waukesha, Rev. Thomas J. Vidra of tho San Diego, Diocese, Mary Anne (Joseph) Metulonls off, Berwvn, III. and Robert (Shirley) Vidra of Glendale, fond step- father of James (Frances) Metu- 1 al, CPD; lovinO grandflTher of 12 j-and great-grandfather of one. Funer-1 al service.

Wednesdayr1 the Rudmin Funeral Home, 3319 i Lituanica Av. (900 west), to St.) George Church. Mast 9:30 P.m. In--terment Resurrection Cemetery. In 1 lieu of flowers, masses -would bo appreciated.

Visitation Tuesday after I p.m. 927-1 138. VITACCA Alice R. viteeea. neo Baudouing, beloved wife of Robert; fond mother of Carole (Leonard) Catlnelle, Richard (Peggy), Gary and Diane nci, imwinwirei ui iimw.

riemai services Wednesday. 1 p.m. at the) Montclalr Funerel Home. 4901 W. Belmont Av.

Interment Union Rldgt) Cemetery. 422-9300. WASHINGTON Mariorie b. wasningron ot Evanston, Jan. 23.

1977, wifg of Wilbur (Bill) Washington; mother of Paul daughter of Ruth M. Webb. Resting at Hebblethwaito Chapel, 1547 Maolg Evanston, from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Tuesday.

Service ,3 p.m. Wednesday at Walker Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church, 1419 Chicago Ave Evanston. Interment Memorial Park Cemeterv. In lieu of flowers memorials may bo made to tho First Presbyterian Church or your favorite Charity. 864-0130 WASKOWSKI Mike Waskowski, beloved husband ot Helen, nee Czapiea; deer brother of Florence (Charles) Soboletki and Joseph (Jean) Waskowski; uncle of -five; great-uncle of eight nieces and nephews.

Member of FDR Post 923 Amer. Legion, 25 year member. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 e.m., from Kopec Funeral Homo, 5259 W. Rot-cog St. (5300 West, 3400 North), to St.

Ladislaut Church. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 4 to 10 p.m., Tuesday, 2 to 10 p.m. Pfease omit flowers.

5454974. wtNot; Charles G. Wendf, tort of tho latg Charles J. and Ida. neo Toeooer; dear brother of Edward (Marie), Harold (Harriet) and the late Walter; brother In law of Betty Wendt.

Member of Loyal Lodge, No. 1007, A.F. tV A.M. Services Thursday. Jan.

27, 1 p.m., at Matt Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central Inter-ment Acacia Park. Visitation after 7 p.m, Tuesday, Masonic service I p.m. Wednesday. I WERNER 1 Kennem E.

wemer, beloved nut-band of Roseann Werner; fond father of Carol (Robert) Pellett; grandfather ot Michelle, Jeanine and Megan; deer ton of Harry and Elizabeth Werner; brother ot Harriet Bolino, Leonard W. Werner and Marilyn Prevtkl. Services Wednesday, 10 a.m. at Hursen Chanel, Roosevelt and Mannheim Roads, Hillside. Interment private.

Visitation Monday and Tuesday, 4 to 10 p.m. 547-8200. WILLIAMSON Norris E. Williamson suddenly Jan. 23, 1977, formerly of Hinsdale, husband of Marmlon Williamson; father of Norris E.

Jr. and Dr. Peter D. Williamson; grandfather of six; ot Clara W. Warner.

No visitation. Memorial aervket- 2 P.m. Wednesday at the Union Church of. Hinsdale. Interment private.

In lieu Mi memuini, way win to the Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hos- oltal. FA WITTEMANN Glaovs M. Wlttemann, nee Krlellng, of Morton Grove, beloved wife of George. Services In Mever-Slmklnt Funerel Home, 4251 Dempster Morton Grove, Wednesday; 10 a.m. Interment Irving Park.

Visitation Tuesday, 2 fe 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Member of Illinois Bell Telephone Pioneers. YO 5-1500. YANAHAN Philip J. Yanahan, beloved hutband of Bernlce, neo Schaetfer; dear father of Cheryl (Richard) Lukowv-kl; grandfather of Philip, Lorl and Richard; brother of Alice Russell, Jack, Marlg Melner end Rosemary Funerel Wednesday, 9 from Egan Funeral Homo, 3700 W.

43d to tho Church of St. Nicholas of Tolentlng. Inlarment Evergreed. LU 1-2000. 2YG0WICZ Aloytlus A.

Zygowlct, beloved band of Sophie, neg Gaidar loving father of Eleanora (Jerome) Strzok ond Edward (Susan); dearest grandfather of Luana and Laura Strzok; fond brother of Mary (John) Bozek, John (Rose), Joseph (Marlon), Andrew (Victoria), Sally (the latg Ted) Buczvnskl, Helen (Casey). Ry ba, Paul, Gene (Erin), Loretta (Tom)Walsh, Virginia (Alderman Casey) Laskowskl and the late Stanley; brother In law of Alice Zvgowlci, Ted Galda and John (thg late Jean) Sladek; also nieces and nephews; cousin of Rev. Thaddeut Zygowlct, C.R. Funerel Wednesday. ,1:45 a.m., from Casey-Laskowskl Funerel Home, 4540-50 Dlversey to St.

Tarclssus Church. Mast 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert. Member of Holy Name Society and 20 year employee of thg Clvboorno Maching Corp.

Pieese omit flowers. Visitation Tuesday alter 4 P.m. 777 4300. uwrence vy. pererson, oeioveo nut-band at Mary, nee Belt; fond father of Geraldlne (Charles) Ademson tnd Diane (Thomas) Boesen; grandfather of nine; brother of Lucille (Frank) Wilson and Alice (Edward) Clark.

Services Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., at Richert Meyer Funeral Homo, 320 W. Lake Addison. Interment Eden. Visitation Tuesdey 2 to 9 p.m. Please omit flowert.

PEEtTER 4t-- Charier Pfefftr, beloved husband of Mary, nee crtmko; loving rather ot Charles (Elaine), John (Thereto); devoted grandfather of nine: fond brother af Millie (Frank Kaaer. general Thursday, Jan. 37, at 9:30 suiuvan rwviai nana, Ol W. 83d St. at Washtenaw to St: Rita Church.

Entombment St. Mary Mausoleum. Visitation after 4 m. Tuesday. PR 44)300.

PIECARt See Lorraine A. Bayer gotice. See Lorena M. Tonorteiio PRESSL aergerat prettt ot Chicago, oeioveo ot the late Alfred loving mother of em ice (Fletcher) Weed, Virginia Johnston and the late Al fred H. Pretsl; dear mother In law or samrvn rresst; rono s'sier George and tne lete Armand Pait-vlnv.

Vltltatlon Tuetdav 4 to o.m. gt Oehler Funeral Home, Leg at parrv streets, dm atnet. where services will be held Wednes day p.m. interment Acacia para Cemetery, U4-5155. PRY0R Nellie R.

Prvor, neg swingtg, vrrrg af the late t-dward: titter of Carrie x(Jay) Russell of Bear Lake, Artnur (Kose) swingig os cetcago, Daniel (Victoria) Swingle of Home wood and Paul iAAaratret) SWinviv ur puih, mcmuini weanesaey, jan, -u, ar p.m, ar tne sjoiY-vanozzo runerei Home, 214 E. 115th St. 7t01lt stanisiaw Haaziwonowici ot Bralnerd. formerly of, Chicago, husband of Anna, nee rapowitzi leirwr i rreion iiwsihh, Walter end Stanley; grandfather of three, serv cee and imerment Wed nesday at Bralnerd, Minn. Nelson- Doren Funeral Home in charge ot anangernefrtv ss RAMBACH Dr.

Walter Dr. Walter' Rambach of Wln-" netlta. betovM hutband or Marv Joan; loving father of Blake Joan M. and Jean fond brother of Theodore Rambach of Rolling Hills, Calif. Visitation Tuesdey, p.m..

at Donna lart-F fiaara Franklin Funeral Home, 10045 Skok at fl orchard Road. Memorial services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at Wlnnetka Presbyterian Church, willow and bbard Roads, Wlnnetka. In lieu of flowert con tributions to Walter Rambach 'Memorial Fund-Northwettarn Memorial Hospital, Chicago, II 80811. t75-1990. RICHERT Loraino Ricnert, beloved wtte or Reginald; loving mother ot Dlang (Gerald) Merctngelo, Linda (Brian) Burmeister; grandmother.

of Tommy Burmeltter, Michael Marcongelei lister of Warren Felti and Fern Harm. Services Thursday, 10 a.m., at John v. May Funeral Home. 455M1 Milwaukee Ay. Please omit flowert.

viiitation aner PJn. Tuesday, ROOK jecauennai rook, age zz, suooeniy In California, beloved daughter of Thomas and Denite, nee Fitzoereldj loving titter of Thomas, Denlse, Barbara, Arthur, Marlbeth, Patricia, Stephen and Francit. Memorial mass p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27, at St.

Pius Church, 4300 S. Oak park, stickney, ill. SCAFEETTI Jessie Scaffettl, net Avery, wifg of thg latg Eftorg sister of Helen Braund, of Elrov, Gertrude Hart, of Lender. Wyoming, and Mar. garet Leoua, of Waukesha, Wise.) nieces and nephews also survived.

Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 28 at 1 p.m. at The Dotv.Panozzo Funeral Home, 214 E. 115th St.

Visitation atter 2 p.m. Tuesday. Interment uoar pant cemetery, u-uut. SCHELL Joseph J. Sertoli, beloved husband of Lillian, neg Potereckl; dearest father ot Joseph Schell and Carole (Ronald) Cummlngs; fond grand- lather of six; brother of Anthony, Willlom, Theodore.

Clarence. Raymond, and Margaret Jackowiak. Resting at Stermer Funeral Home, 3853-59 Fullerton Ave. Funeral Wednesday, Jan, 28, at 9 a.m. to All saints cathedral.

Mass a.m. Interment. All Salntt. visitation af- rer p.m. rvtonaay.

pcp-ibip SCHLIIBEfK Joseph R. scniubeck. beloved hus band of Estelle, nee Hohl; dear -father of Gall (Edl Gardner, Mary -Ann (William) Kenny; grandfather pr iwi oroTeer ot Marie bcnaitt, 'Bemlce jSaihm, Edwin, Madgg Heller and the late Rev. Alvln Scbjuoeck. Funerel Wednesday, 1:45 i.m rrom fcgan Funeral Heme, 3700 W.

83rd St. to the Church of St. Mary Star of the See. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Vice-President of Ambassador ot Marv and Director of Pilgrim Virgin Movement.

Visitation liter P.m., Monday. lu 2-2000. SCHNEIDER Edward Schneider, January 22, beloved husband of Estelle; loving brother of Hazel Bower and the late Henry, Welter and Mabel. Visitation atter 3 p.m. Monday.

Masonic tervlcg Monday, p.m. under the au- i apices of the Aaron-Utopia Lodge No. 913 A.F. and A.M. Funeral ser.

vice Tuesday. I p.m. at Donnellan 1 uneral Home. 10525 S. Western Ave.

Interment private. 50 year member and past-Past Master of Aaron- Utopia Lodge No. 913 A.F. and A.M., -member of tho Commandry, Medlnah Temple and Charter, member of South Side Shrine Club. Veteran of WWI Barracks No.

1725. Past Commander of Jackson Park Post no. 555 American Legion, member ot V.F.W. J. Hamilton Lewis Post No.

2705. member of B.P.O.E. No. 1598, former member of Builders Tea Club. In lieu of flowert contributions to the Shrinert Hospital for Crippled Children or your tavoritg enemy preferred, BEM07S SEAB10M Axel A.

Seablom, beloved hutband of Marie, nee Llndblom; loving rerner or jonn, nariarn Iran, Kurn larlrl Urln C4.M. I Lorrlng (Warren) Moore, Margaret' (Jamet) Koehler and Dolores; grandfather ot 18; great-grandfather ot 18; also many relatives In Sweden. Resting at thg A.V. Furman Funerel Home, 3100 Irving Park Rd. after 4 P.m.

Tuesday. Services Thursday II a.m. Interment Irving rem cemetery, arp.wuu.- SEUBERLI guvvii acuuwiii, i.ianu hbii- road employee, fond ton ot thg late Edward and Clara Seuberll; dear Bui. I.I.-- B-ll cousin 01 fcditn (Bill! Lambert, ser vices Wednesday, Jan. 28, 1 p.m., al Edoar Funerel Home.

10900 ric. gro. Interment Oakland Memory Lanes. Charter member of Kings Couriers Ensemble, elso member of Moraine Valley Baptist Church. Memorials to the Blbele Rescue Mission, 915 W.

Madison preferred. Visitation atter 2 p.m. Tuesdey. 4U-I800 or rinwt SMART Inhn P. Smart.

January 19. aoe 57. Of Phillips, formerly of Midlothian, husband of Eleanor; father ot Michael Teresa and Timothy; grand- f.lhar nf Kevin. Burial In Phillips, Wise. Retired of Dear Dairy in Chicago.

4 STrlllNR I Margaret H. Stelllno. rteg'EortlVi aoe 71. ot Calumet Cltv. passed away Jan, 23, 1977, beloved wife of Ernest; fond aunt of Darryt (Mar- garet) eartiy ano oavio tanry.

fu- nerel services held Jen. 24th, 9 el. from The Bums-Klsh Funeral Home, 5840 Hohman Hammond, Ind. Mass at a.m. St.

Victor Church, Calumat Cltv. III. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery, Hammond. Visitation Tuesday, a lo 4 end 7 to P.m.

a-IV-VttHMOU. suLrtunnbrti Helen F. Suchomskl, Jtn. 21 1977, beloved wife of the lata Julluti Toving' mother of Genevieve (latg John) Lullnskl of Michigan City, -tnd. and Florence (Henry) Verhellg of Chicago; devoted grandmother of Peter (Maureen) Lullnskl end Helen (Lvmen) Zolvlnskl; dear great-grandmother of oloht.

Funeral Wed- nesoay, 9:30 a.m., from thg Kow- genek pungrei Home, 9re w. Lawrence to St. Constance Church wherg Mass will be celebrated et 10 a m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery.

Visitation Tuesdey 2 p.m. to 10 Ji.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions a thg St, Constance Parish Dtval-: ooment Fund would be tpprgclated. ki e-JOOu. TABAR Lorraine Tabar, neg Karp, beloved wife ot Malhlasi loving mother of Matt (Janice) end Nancy I Kenneth I Thomas; devoted grandmother of Tl.

no Tabar, Kenny, David, Andy and Elizabeth Thomas; dear daughter of Matthew and Caroline Karp; fond sister of Dorothy (tne lete Otis Shafer. Lucille (the late Jamas! Sioberg, Robert (Anita) Karp and Mildred (Michael) Strlegl. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 24, 9:30 a.m., from Hollerbech Funerel Home, 4022-34 N. Elston at living Park, to St.

Benedict Church. Mast of the Re- aurrectron 10 a.m. Interment Joseph. In lieu of flowers, pleaso contribute to Medical ONcology Re- i search Fung at Presnyttrian-tt Lukes HOSPItai. 483-1510.

was a general agent for Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Denver and Services for Chicago from 1943 to 1969, and was pres- formerly of Highland Park, will be Sun-' day In Prescott, ident of Williamson Williamson tired advertising executive with Time died Sunday in Phoenix. He had general insurance brokers. He was also active in Boy Scouts of America and lived in Prescott the last seven years. was a Civil Air Patrol president during World War H.

Mr. Williamson is; sur-Surviving are daughters, Nancy and Mrs. Jocelyn Gor vived by his widow, Marmkm; two sons, Norm Jr. and Dr. Peter D.

Williamson; six grandchildren; and one sister. Robert J. Careyv 74r Ariz. Carey, a re his widow, Virginia; two Robert H. and William and two grandchildren.

BOHtKE Henry William Bohlke, of Car-. mlchael, Jan. 22, fattier of Phyllis Sherman, of Panama City, Penelope Kaon, of Schuam-bunj, Leonard Bohlke, of Sac ramento, Calif, and Howard Bohlke, of Los Angeles, Calif .1 also euvtved by seven grandchildren. A ownber of Young Mens Choir of Chicago. A native of Germany, age ao wart, a former retldent of Chicago.

Friends may call and are Invited to attend services Wednesday at I p.m. in East Lawn Mortuary Chapel, 5757 Greenback Ln, Sacramento, -Calif. Interment East Lawn Slerr Hills. BREKKE Marie H. Brekke, beloved wife of the late Thomas R.

Brekke; beloved titter in law of John and Marlorig Brekke. At Brown and Oretchler Funeral Home, 203 S. Marion Oak Park, II. Visitation from 2 to p.m. Tuesday and 1 to p.m.

Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, I p.m. Inter ment Mount Emblem Cemetery. BRUNO Sag Plerlna V. Giliberto notice.

bushie Elsie M. Bushie, beloved wife of Walter; dear mother of Walter Donald (Phyllis) Bushie and Karen Marie Weaver; two grandchildren; titter of Mildred (John) Stancak. Retting at Cermek Home for Funerals, 5844 W. Cermak Rd. Visitation Monday and Tuesday, 2 to 10.

Services Wednesday, II a at Warren Park Presbyterian Church, 31tl Avenue and elst Court. Interment Woodlewn Cemetery, In lieu ot flow ers, please make contributions to theAmerican Cancer 452- carter See Helen L. Hopkins notice. CHIAPPI Favorite Chlappe, age of Evan-Hon, dear $lster of Cetera Chlappe and Julia Van Zandt; also many nlecet and nephews. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Dormellan-Fltigeraid-Franklln Funeral Home, 1571 Maple Evenaton, to St.

Athanasius Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation 5,10 Monday. In Ileal of flowers Masses or donations to the American Cancer lot-2900.

COHEN Alvln B. Cohen (of Al Cohen and Assoc beloved husband of Paule, nee Roven; dear father of Robert, Michael and Sheldon; devoted ton of Bertha end the late David Cohen; fond brother of thg lata Samuel Robert In W.W. II. Services Tuet. Say, It e.m., at Piter North Subur-an Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skoklg Skokle.

Interment Wettlaum. Please omit flowers. Friends are' i' don; two sons, two sisters; IAICZUN Rev. Anthony A. Baknm, age St, pastor of St.

Catimlr Catholic Church, Hammond, formerly St. James Parish. Fullerton suddenly Jan. 23; beloved ton of the late Matthew and Julia Balciun; dear brother of Dorothy rt(Ted) Cegielski; fond uncle of -Mark, Barbara and Julie Cegielski. Einortetion of the body from Diiedowici and Anthony Funeral Home, 4404 Cameron Hammond, to St.

Casimir Church, 2 p.m., Tuesday, lie in-slate until 10 p.m. Tuesday, I p.m., concelebrated funeral mast In the Polish language with Mser. Catimlr Sendtrak, Vicar General, Gary Diocese, at Principal celebrant. Wednesday, (it In state from a.m. until II a.m., concelebrated funeral mast In.

the English language with Andrew G. Grutka, Bishop of the Gary Diocese, as the principal celebrant. Burial St. Adalbert Cemetery, 0000 Milwaukee Niles. Graveside servket, 3:30 p.m.

Contribution! to Olocesa ot Gary, Bishops Burse for the Education -of Seminarians appreciated. 2I9WI-2800 BAUFELD Fred W. Beufeld, dear brother of Marie (late Tony) Sevick, August (Erma) Rtlnholj, Richard, Ida and Willie Reinholi of Hamburg, Ger. many; fond uncle of many nieces end nephews. Funeral Wednesdey, 1 b.m.

from Rosarlo D. Salerno's Sont Funeral Home. A3M W. North ME7-044V Of, BAYER Lorraine A. Baver.

nee Glhlrkl. be. roved wife of Bruno; devoted mother. or weyne (Kotemary piegarl) Bayer, Larry (Ann Leengren) Baver: dear dauohter af Jennie Gibickl and the lata Walter; titter or. aownie waoaa, earner r-teit-checker, Bdward and the late Starr-ley Prlngle; fond grandmother of five.

Funeral Wednesdey, e.m. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Pu- neral Home, 0300 W. North to or. oianisieus kwh murcn.

entombment St, Adalbert Mausoleum. Pleese omit Visitation Monday attet p.m. ME7-044 or BIRD Charlet C. Bird, loving kutband Of Annabelle, nee Liauej loving father of Eleanor (Edwerd) Burnt and William (Anne); fond brother of Bernard, Edward and Marie Ottran-der; fond grandfather of Mary Alice and Kevin. Funeral Wednesday, 9:45 a.m., from thg Mclnemey Funerel Home, 7901 S.

Komensky to St. Emeries Church, Country Club Hills. Mass 11 a.m. In lie of flow. art, Masses appreciated.

Interment at. Mary, lu a-oriu. Glenn Leo Black, late of Davison, formerly of Dolton, beloved husband ot Jesnne, nee Mccrlilisi 1 dear father of Glenn Jr. and Joseph; dear son of T.wmat and Arthtllo Block; brother of Janice (Leslie) Jennings. Vltltatlon after 0 p.m.1 Monday and 2 to 10 P.m.

Tuesday. Funeral service 10 a.m.Wednesday Jan, 20 at Dramm Funeral 1200 lo2d one block west of the Calumet Expressway on U.S. 4. South Holland, Interment Oakland Memory Lanes. In lieu of flowers, lease donate to tknool Building Fund, Faith Uwch of J3M01.

Announcements ELIMINATE Suffering-Contribute to Cancer Research. Give Memorial or BEQUEST. TAX DEDUCTIBLE. The Cancer Research Foundation i Jackson. 40004 427-M5S Funcrot Directon JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME 0R fUNERALS" is E.

Erie WHItehall 4-oOM BMW "74 ec cond. best offer over $7500 dart gvg. 382-2428 Cemeteries WJemorial Jparh CEMETERY and MAUSOLEUM CREMATORIUM COLUMBARIUM PERPETUAL CHARTER FOR MEMBERS OF ALL FAITHS fMOO GROSS POINT ROAD SKOiue, HXMOit 3-5000-5011 04-50(1. SOt! Mount Olive Cemetery-1 lots, Section LU, WW 340-001 CHAPEL HILLS GARDENS WEST 1 grave i450 485-1583 alter torn In Memortom MENCONI Pauiettt Renee Mgncont. Sadly missed on your 27lh birthday.

Loved always. Belli, Menna PIkopo Families NIEDERMAN Stanley J. Nlederman, Jan. 25, 1947. In fond memory of beloved friend, URSO Eddie Urso, Jan.

23th, Wt In loving memory of my dearest hut-band. One year has-gong, God took you away. My heart has broken, .1 love you to. When on earth you were the best. Dear Lord take this met.

tagg to him abovg, tell him 1 mlti him to, give him all my love. Until we meet again. Your loving wife Florence WHITAKER Meg P. Whltakgr, Jan. 25, 172 Mother Dear, every day In some small way, memories ot you come our way.

Rett In Peace. Daughters, grandchildren nd. great-grandchildren Froternol Notieci tujmm am Of chkaoo Regrett to announce the death of George Dear-Ing fattier of member George Dearlng Jr. Members please note resting at Matt Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central Chicago.

Tuesday. 2 to 10 p.m. Funeral service Wednes day, p.m., at cnapat. Timothy J. Bresnahan, Pret, Death notices ASMUS Alice T.

Atmut, nee Ahrent, ot. Bel I wood, beloved wife of the let Hermani loving mother of Audrey Asmuti dear titter of the late Dora Herth. Elmer and John Ahrent. Funeral January 20, 9:30 a.m., from Rosewood Funeral Home, 4000 St, Charles Rd Bellwood, Mast HI a.m. St.

Simeon Church. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery, pieatg omit flowers. Contributions to your ftvoMlg charity appreciated. eseeg in pay rneir respecrs er nme of service. Member ot Northwest Suburban Svnagogug, 079-4740.

CUNEO John A. Cuneo, 7 of 4300 Gait rt' Lauderdale, Florida, died Jan, 21 at Imperial Point Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, beloved husband of Dorothy Cuneo of Fort Lauderdale; loving father of John E. Cuneo of Santa Maria, Mrs. Harry Newqultt of St. Paul, Mlnn.i dear brother of Louis DeNardo af St.

Paul, Mrs. O. Ragogna, Mrs, Louis A. OeNardo, Mrs. Palvlna Connov aft of Sf.

Paul, Mrs. Victor Soelto of Tucson, Aril, Private funeral services will be held oesday, et thg Jordan Garden haoel with Mr. Robert Mello officiating. Those who wish may make memorial contributions to thg Little Sisters of thg Poor In St, Minn, or thg local Salvation Army Jordan Funeral Home ia charge) of drnngarngnti. 4 -Vf'r-' jery.

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