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esv a rr-' a- gr- 4 CHICAGO TKIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 Section 3 A STATE MAYORS Riggins Marydrrtt Riggins, fond mother of Lawrence Thayer and Alice Boes; grand-mother of 12; sister of Jonn McFartand and Martha W.ndnam. Funeral Wednesday, 2 30 p. at the Fem Chapel, South Western Avenue at looth Street. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. Rinaldi Frank P.

Rinaldi, beloved husband of the late Bernice, nee Roelle; loving father of June (Paul Johnson; fond brother of Isabella Sares, Estelle Schmitz, Louis, Victor and Alfred Rinaldi; devoted grandfather of Lynnette, Kari, Dawn and Gere. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 8, 10:15 a. from Colonial Funeral Home, Milwaukee to St. Church.

Interment St. Joseph. SP 4-0366. Rog John Rog, beloved husband of the late 0, 1 CON-CON, POLLUTION AID Home Rule Provision Is Special Favorite Chicete Tribune Press Senictl SPRINGFIELD, 111., Oct. 6 The Illinois Municipal League today endorsed the basic package of the proposed 1970 Constitution, particularly supporting its strong home-rule provisions for Illinois cities and villages.

In a final meeting of a four- i Stevenson Jane Stevenson, nee Bilsland, beloved wire of trie lae Harry; Kiting mother of Dona Jean Carl) Buck, Mary (Josepni Wagner and Jonn (Lynn; oear sister of Maiy Neu and Auorey Newman; fond grandmother of five. Funeral Tnursoay, Oct. 9 30 a. from the Schieixa Funeral Home, 7710 W. Addison to St.

Francis Borgia Church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Ail Saints. NA 5-3444.

Suchy See Emily Ceplecha notice. Tatara John Tatara, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Raiewski; dearest father of Robert (Imelda); dear brother of Merit Bernard Tarlach, Stanley Alice end Frank (Mildred); loving grandfather of Cheryl and Allen. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. from Malec and Sons Funeral Home. 6000 N.

Milwaukee to St. Eugene Church. Interment Maryhill. 774-4100. Taylor Mrs.

Georgia L. Taylor, formerly of Chl-caM, Oct. 5, 1970, at Maryhaven, Glen-view. wife of the late John W. Taylor foster mother of John W.

Taylor Jr. of Kenilworth; grandmother of Mrs. Donald W. Patterson of Kenilworth and John W. Taylor III ot New York City; five great-grandchildren.

No visitation and private burial. Memorial service will be held later. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Maryhaven, Glenvitw. Tesar George W. Tesar of Harvey, dear father of Frank, George A.

and the late David; of five; fond brother of Mrs. Edward Ocasek, Mrs. Charles Slsmilich and Mrs. James Zalicek. Passed away Saturday, Oct.

3, at Ingalls Memorial Hospital, Harvey. Memorial service Sunday, Oct. II, 3 p. at Federated Church, 155th and Turlington Avenue, Harvey. Tierney Leonore M.

Tierney, nea Morrlssy, beloved wife of Robert E. Tierney; fond mother of Leonore (Roy) Anders, Maureen David Harrington, Robert E. James J. and Patrick J. Tierney; grandmother of four; sister of James and the late John Morrlssy; daughter of the late James and Marie, nee Moore, Morrlssy.

Funeral Friday, 8:45 a. from McPhee Funeral Home, 7133 S. Western to Visitation Church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Archbishop Weber Circle D. of I. PR 64777. Visitation after p.

Wednesday. Vance See Guido Sorini notice. Van Huezen See Concetta Maria Napolitano notice. Katherine, nee Pienta; dear father of Theodore Josephine, Steve Gertrude, Emily (Edward) Krystoszek, John Jr. (Josephine), Genevieve Edward Wreias and Loretta Antnony Hawrysko; brother, of Katherine Rog in Poland; also grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Funeral Friday, Oct. 9, at 9:30 a. from Lubeiko Funeral Home, 1701-09 W. 18th to St. Adalbert Church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection. Visitation after 12 noon Wednesday. CA 6-1246.

Rogers Raymond E. Rogers Oct. 5, 1970, late of Homewood, beloved husband of Mary; father of Jeanne (John O'Reilly of Arlington Heights, Barbara (Roger) Po-dell of Winnemac, Lorene Walter Krvgier of Calumet City; six grandchildren; brother of Jerry Mary Ann) Rogers of Green Bay, Wis. Funeral 10:30 a. m.

Wednesday from the Tews Funeral Home, 18230 Dixie Home-wood, to St. Joseph Church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Assumption Cemetery.

Visitation after 3 p. m. Tuesday. In lieu of flowers memorial to the cancer research will be appreciated. SY 8-5300.

TRIBUNE Staff Photo) Reminder of Winter day conference here, the league also backed resolutions to sup port the proposed $750 million Salt for use on city's icy streets this winter is piled on south bank of' Chicago river. Salt is a reminder that winter is headed our way. anti-pollution bond issue on the Nov. 3 ballot and Gov. Ogil-vie's plan for federal-state tax sharing.

Rybarczyk IMITATES LSD Winter Fuel Crisis The Rev. Anthony L. Rvbarciyk, C. USE IN MENTAL Deniedby Nixo A ide Tho they applauded Con-Con's local government article, the delegates urged action to give automatic home rule to cities and villages of less than 25,000 population, probably thru a constitutional amendment. An Additional Step Under the proposed home rule WASHINGTON, Oct.

6 lP The Nixon administration is Vasey plan, cities larger than 25,000 Adeline E. Vasey, wife of the lata CASES AND DIES PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6 (fl. Authorities say Mark Prager, 24, a medical student who spent a summer working with mental patients under the influence of LSD, has died from taking, a dose of the drug himself. Mrs.

Prager said her hus-' band worked one summer In Baltimore psychiatric hospital, where he assisted in studies on the effects of LSD on mental patients. She said he told her: Saturday that he wanted to experience the same feelings as the patients. She said he took an orange pill and told her to turn on some soft music ahd observe his reactions. An autopsy performed terday listed the cause of death as the "adverse effect to an illegal drug-LSD." to quotas on the East coast since 1966. Steps Taken by U.

S. He said the administration's efforts included allowing freer imports of natural gas liquids from Canada to the eastern U. allowing freer import of crude oil 'for processing into residual oil, and allowing importation of ethane, propane and butane from the Western Hemisphere. He said Texas and Louisiana had eased their production restrictions and the coal industry is heading for a record year. Lindsay's pleas for mare federal help were joined by D.

Bruce Mansfield, president of the Edison Electric Institute, a trade association for private power companies; and Alex Radin, general manager of the American Public Power Association. Radin, in testimony for afternoon delivery, said the administration's actions are "timid and promise small results at best." He said "the fuels situation is more critical now than at any time during the last 22 years get those powers immediately if the constitution is approved, but smaller municipalities must conduct a local referendum to obtain them. In a speech to the delegates, Ogilvie hailed the home rule proposal as a plan which will go a long way toward strengthening the hand of local government. "The new constituticn reverses a century-old doctrine that local governments are creatures of the states to be trusted only with those powers handed down on the whim of a paternal General Assembly," he said. "In its place, this document would establish a new doctrine of balanced home rule." Examples of Savings Citing examples of what the home rule plan would mean to municipalities, Ogilvie said: "This means Rockford will not have to come to Springfield if the city fathers decide to change the color of the flashing lights on police cars.

It means that Cook County would not have to wait for legislative approval to issue bonds for a doing enough to avert any foreseeable winter fuel crisis, White House economist Herbert Stein told Congress today. He said actions announced by the administration Sept. 29 "are judged to be sufficient to meet the fuel problem as we see it now," and added that more would be done if needed. His testimony before a House small business subcommittee conflicted with that of New York Mayor John V. Lindsay and spokesmen for the nation's public and private power companies who asked more federal help to assure an adequate winter supply of oil, coal, gas and electricity.

Warns of Rationing Lindsay said the entire East coast faces the possibility of winter fuel rationing because of what he called an artificial shortage created at least in part by federal limits on imported oil, production rationing by Texas and Louisiana and actions of fuel producers themselves. But Stein, a member of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, said causes include an unexpected shortage of natural gas and nuclear power and a rse in worldwide demand for residual fuel oil, the heavy type of oil burned by utilities. Stein said Lindsay was incorrect in blaming oil import quotas for rising prices of oil, since the greatest rises have been in the cost of residual fuel oil, which has not been subject School Aide to Speak at Police Workshop Dr. George W. Connelly, associated Chicago school superintendent for North Side Area will address the 18th District Community-Police Council-at 8 p.

m. next Tuesday at 113 W. Chicago Av. Dr. Connelly will i cuss plans for new school construction, administra Bomb U.

S. Information tive problems in the school system and the need for community cooperation with the school system. rvterie morner or Aoeiine Kizzo, Lorraine McGooken, Merle, Edwin and Alfred Vasey; grandmother of 16; great-grandmother of 40; sister of Esther Frazee. Visitation Wednesday at Postle-wait Chapel, 523 Lake Oak Park. Services Thursday, II a.

m. Interment Forest Home. 383-4141. Vlk Josephine A. Vlk, devoted wife of the late William beloved mother of Marie (Joseph Toney, Dr.

Jerome J. Sylvia and Dr. Vance J. (Gladys); grandmother of five; great-grandmother of three; sister of Kathryn Calek. Funeral Friday, 9 a.

from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedzie, to St. Gall Church. Interment St. Adalbert.

Liturgical wake service Thursday, 8 p. m. Please omit flowers. PR 6-3809. VValawski Joseph Walawskl, Oct.

4, 1970, beloved husband of Sophie, nee Dykstnski; dear father of Dolores Haavisto, Robert, Lillian Huset and Eugene; grandfather of 12. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Ewald Funeral Home, 2501-03 N. Southport to Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. 549-0096. Ward Patricia Mae Ward of Pell Lake, beloved wife of Donald; dear sister of Jean Gorsuch; fond aunt of eight.

Requiem mass Thursday at 10 a. m. at St. Joseph's Church. Resting at Mac-Gillis Funeral Home, 350 Goodnow Round Like, III.

Interment Ridge-wood Cemetery. 546-3300. Warpcnberg Alfred Bernard Werpenberg, late of 6930 South Shore Oct. 5. 1970, at home, beloved brother of James and John.

Funeral Thursday, 11 a. at the Carter Funeral Chapel, 851 E. 75th St. Interment Evergreen. 488-4860.

YVeidmann William U. Weidmann, beloved husband of Adeline nee Wagner; loving father of Elizabeth Garfield I Lester, Lawrence (Mavis), Darlene (Waynel Goslee, Renee (Clarencel Emanuel, Ronald IBernadine and Roland (Jeanne); devoted grandfather of 18; fond brother of Charles and Elizabeth. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Pfaff Funeral Home, 5001 N. Lincoln to Transfiguration Church.

Interment St. Boniface Cemetery. Member of Ravenswood Council, No. 1009, K. of C.

Vlsltlon begins Wednesday, 4 p. m. 728-1700. Weldon Paul Weldon, beloved husband of Medora. nee Poltras; fond father of Margaret (Dr.

Dwanel Worgess, Elizabeth Nock and the late Donald Weldon; grandfather of seven; cousin of Mary Ellen, Thomas and Alfred Bowler. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d to the Church of St. Bede the Venerable.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Past Commander of Aviation Post, No. 651, A. L. Visitation after 1 p.

m. Wednesday. LU 2-2000. Wiedemann Robert J. Wiedemann of Glen Ellyn, formerly of Forest Park, loving husband of the late Grace; fond father of Ceclle Kristufek, Marguerite Fox, Catherine Kobe and Henrietta Davis; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of 15.

Visitation 3 to 10 p. m. Wednesday at the Leonard Memorial Home, 565 Duane Glen Ellyn, where funeral services will be held Thursday, 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

469-0032. Wierzba Anna Wierzba, nee Ptak, beloved wife of the late Edward loving mother of Edward Alice, Irene (Walter) Si-korskl, Joseph (Aqnes), Lorraine (Ted) Piecuch and Gertrude; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Thursday at 9:15 a- m. from Diversey Funeral Home, 3601-05 W. Diversey to St.

Boniface Church. Interment St. Adalbert's. AL 2-6424 or Di 2-1700. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Christ United Methodist Church.

Wiesner Marie M. Wiesner. nee Zellnka. beloved pastor or Kesurrecrton partsn, Fontana, member of Congregation of the Resurrection, the Rev. Edmund Raczka, C.

Provincial of Chicago Province, beloved son of the late Anthony and Michaline; dear brother of Anna Stanley Pollnski, Walter, Josephine (Ches-terl Czerwinskl, John (Anna), Bernard I Rita, Evelyn Mitchell) Scibor and the late Stanley Florence; fond uncle of the Rev. Melvin, C. and other nieces and nephews. Visitation Wednesday after 4 p. m.

at Woiciechowski Funeral Home, 2129 W. Weoster until 4 p. m. Thursday, when exportation will take place to St. Hedwig Church, where mass will be concelebrated Friday at 10 a.

m. Entombment St. Adalbert. AR 6-4630. Sagilio See Concetta Maria Napolitano notice.

Saville William F. Saville, beloved husband of Anna, nee Delcorse; dear father of Beverly Reinhold Anderson; dear grandfather of three; fond brother of Lester (Ruth) Saville. Funeral services Friday, 10:30 a. at the Granata Funeral Home, 1704 W. 49th St.

Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. Visitation after 5 p. m. Wednesday. President of Southwest Sertoma Club.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Cancer Society in memory of William F. Saville would be greatly appreciated. PR 6-0600. Schaefcr Marguerite M. Schaefer, nee Gross, suddenly, beloved wife of Georqe fond sister of Frank Gross and the late Carolyn Shaeffer, Marie Anderson, Carl and Rheinhold Gross.

Worthy matron of Butler Chapter, No. 36, O. E. S. Resting at the Ahlgrim Sons Funeral Home, 5701-03 W.

Division, where services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 8. Memorials will be appreciated for the Endowment Trust Fund, O.

E. S. Visitation for friends after 6 p. m. Tuesday.

Eastern Star services Tuesday at 8 p. m. Interment Memory Gardens. AU 7-4440. Schutt Robert C.

Schutt, clerk of Circuit Court, suddenly, Oct. 5, 1970, beloved husband of the late Marv, nee Hughes; father of Wilbur (Annel Schutt, Bernadlne (KarlJ Geiwitsch, Marceline Charles Mathis, Maureen (Andrew) Affruntl and the late Batrlce Mrs. Julius) Slfferling; brother of Emily Pokern and, the late Henry Schuett, Martha Lehmann, Frieda Basenburg and Elma Warden. At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland after 12 noon Wednesday.

Services 1 p. m. Thursday. Interment Mount Carmel. Schwarz Ernest C.

Schwarr, brother of Alfred and the late Mary, Charles and Emil. Services Thursday, 1 p. at Muelhoefer Funeral Home, 1458 Belmont Av. Interment Montrose Cemetery. Member of Sheet Metal Workers, Local No.

73. 472-6300. Sellers See May Cooper notice. Sholtes See John J. Grochowskl notice.

Siebert William Siebert, Oct. 6, 1970, formerly of Kerfoot Avenue, fond brother of August Elsie Siebert, Mrs. Arthur (Elsie) Landers, the late Justus, Katherine McKillop and Henry Siebert. At Lain and Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th where services will be held Thursday, Oct.

8, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. Siegel Helen Siegel, nee Klpnls, beloved sister of Sherll IHarryl Padorr, Irving ICIalre) Kipnis, Daniel Kionis and Evelyn Le-Roy Krein. Services Wednesday, 11 a.

at Original Weinsteln and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson. Interment Jewish Waldheim Cemetery. Chapel visitation at time of service only. LO 1-1890.

Siemund Herman Siemund, beloved husband of Anna; dear father of Roy W. and Herbert A. (Gladys; fond grandfather of six; great-grandfather of eight; loving brother of Harry and William. Member of Lakevlew Kiwanij Club. Services Thursday, Oct.

8, 2 p. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western Av. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the First Baptist Church of Norridqe, 4701 N.

Canfleld Norridge, will be appreciated. Visitation after 2 p. m. Wednesday. 561-6874.

Skrickus Anthony Skrickus, beloved son of the late John and Anna, nee Girvotas; dear brother of the late Caslmir P. and Bernyse skrickus. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Wollschlager Funeral Home, 3604 S. Hovne to St.

Maurice Church. Interment St. Casimir. Member of William McKlnley Post, No. 231, A.

L. Visitation alter 12 noon Wednesday. LA 3-0196. Snyder Ernest F. Snyder, beloved husband of the late Catherine; loving father of John C.j fond grandfather of Catherine (Ed-mond Pawlowski, June (Frank) Harvey and Barbara Donath; great-grandfather of 10; great-great-grandfather of seven.

Masonic services conducted Thursday, 8 p. at Mount Greenwood Funeral Home, 3032 W. 111th St. Cremation Mount Hope Cemetery. Member of Kos-mos-Paramount A.

F. A. M. 445-3400. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Christ United Methodist Church.

Sorini Guide Sorini, 74, loving husband of Josephine; beloved father of Georae and Headquarters in Milan MILAN, Italy, Oct. 6 (UPD An unidentified person or persons hurled a firebomb at the entrance of the Milan office of the United States Information Service early today and escaped, police said. The fire failed to damage the metal door. There were no injuries. Kasper Esteiie Kasoer, net Joiwiak, beloved wile of Wiiiiam kasoer; atar sister of Lottie IJcseon Pcies-ino and Waiter (Lorraine) Jozwtak; neones and nieces.

Funeral Thursday, 1:30 0 m. Intern ent Wooaiawo Memorial ParK. Visfta'icn Weonea alter p. at SlymanaKi Son Funeral Home, 29aS S. 4tth Cicero.

OL 0177. Kesketubeg Nicholas Keskembes, beloved t.ustwnd of the late Mjrv; dear uncle of Peter Merva end James Pihos and Georgia (Nick Mesas of Jacksonville. Fla.j fond brother of Paraskevl Kalaserouloo. Funeral Wednesday, 10 30 a. from Krmaaj (, Mariullo Cnapel, 540O W.

Harrisoa SI 10 Assumption Ctlu'ch. In-termenl local ctmeterv. AU 7-Sduu. Kleiber Set John J. Grochowskl notice.

Klesicr Angelina Kleszci, nee Durak, beloved wife of the late Josenh; dearest moiher of Julia (Waiter'l Lechniuk, Stanley aid the late Lt. Joseph; loving grandmother of the lata Angeline Kalinowski. Funeral Thursday, 10 a. from Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N. Milwaukee to St.

Mary of the Angels Church. Interment St. Adalbert. 774-4100. Kohnert Jacqueline M.

Kohnert, beloved daughter of Mae and Otto; dear sister of Gerald and Bonnie Pritr; aso several nephews. Resting at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park after 6 p. m.

Tuesday. Services and Interment private Thursday. IR -5800. Kopoulos See Nick Kyrlakopoulos notice. Kornecki Maggie Kornecki, beloved wife of the late John! loving mother ot Michael (Wanda), Jean, Genevieve (Chester! Repack! and Stanley (Wanda Kornecki; devoted grandmother of eight.

Funeral Friday, Oct. at 10:15 a. from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 N. Milwaukee to Holy Innocents Church. Interment St.

Adalbert. SP 40364. Visitation after 6 p. m. Wednesday.

Kotrich Dr. Joseph F. Kotrlcti of 1430 Ridge Evanston, beloved husband of Elizabeth Lagorlo Kotrich; fond father of Mrs. Joseph Bettinal Saccone, Joseph F. Jr.

and the late Yvonne Kotrich; also four grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Ida Stevens, Mrs. C. Earle (Ann) Anderson and Mrs. Marie Akins, all of California.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Fiti-gerald Franklin Funeral Home, 1571 Maple Evanston, to St. Mdrv Church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment All Saints Cemetery. Visitation 5 to 10 p. m. Wednesday. Please omit flowers.

UN 9-2900. Kuffel Harry Kuffel, dearly beloved husband of Frances, nee GalluJio; lovlno father of Harry Jr. and Richard; fond brother of Irene Kuffel, Edward (Lillian), John Josephine), Frank (Dorothy), Gertrude (Richard) Copeland and Ted Estellel; devoted son in law of Rosaria Galluiro; uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday, Oct. 9, 9 a.

from DeNlcolo-Lesnlak Funeral Home, S734-40 W. Diversey corner of Mango. Mass 10 a. m. at St.

Bonaventure Church, Diversey and Ashland Avenues. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation after I p. m.

Wednesday. 669-0115. Kyriakopoulos Nick Kyrlakopoulos, beloved husband of the late Jennie, nee Demeroukas; loving father of Mary Kopoulos, Helen (David) Russell and John Shirley Kopoulos; fond grandfather of four; brother of George Kyriakopoulos. Funeral Thursday, 11:30 a.m., from the Conboy Funeral Home, 6150 W. North to Holy Trinity Church.

Services 12 noon. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. 237-1134. Labus Joseph Labus, beloved husband of the late Helen, nee Palcowski; fond father of Agnes Joseph Wos, Gertrude (Bernard) Zukowski and Josephine; dear son of Anna GalusJka; brother of John Victoria, Bonnie Ted Gorak, Angie (Stan-leyl Jurczewski, Mary Witt and Stanley Galuszka; grandfather of four. Funeral Friday, Oct.

9, 9:30 a. from Zarzycki Manor Chapels, 5088 S. Archer corner of Keeler, to Church of St. Turibius. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Resurrection. Visitation 2 to 10 p. m. 767-2)66.

Lafflie Set John J. Grochowskl notice. i Larsen John Alfred Larsen, beloved fusband of Caroline; dear father of Arthur Ann and Edward June; grandfather of Carolyn Wood, John, Bonnie Beaver, Linnell Dick and Edward brother of Oliver, Harry and Mabel Lundgren. Member of Old Glory Lodqe, No. 975, A.

F. A. and Medinah Temple. Services Friday, Oct. 9, 1 P.

at Mati Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central Av. Interment Acacia Park. Masonic services 8 p. m.

Thursday. Lathom George N. Lathom of Antloch, formerly of 3027 E. 79th Chicago, fond husband of Dorothy, nee Lotz; dear father of Feme Nicholai, Faye (Donald Soder, Georganne Wesley Merrvman; grandfather of 11. Funeral 2 p.

m. Friday at Lain Son Funeral Home, 5501 N. Ashland Chicago, III. Visitation after 4 p. m.

Wednesday. Retired division fire marshall, of Chicago Fire Department. Member of Medinah Temple A. A. O.N.

M.S. and University Landmark Lodge, No. 442, A. F. A.

M. Information, 561-2645. Legner Ella Leaner, dear sister of the late Hat-tie lEdgarl Erickson and Roger H. Sr. Edna) Legner.

Services Thursday, 11 a. at Wm. C. Smith 8. Sons 2500 N.

Cicero Av. Interment Memorial Park. 237-6070. Leskie William Leskie, beloved husband of Helen, nee Hrabar; dear father of Mary Ann and Barbara Gene; fond brother of Victor, Alphonse and Isabelle Tiza. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.

at the Ryan Funeral Home, 1420 E. 07th at Dante Avenue. Interment St. Mary. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to favorite charity.

ES 5-2400. Lord See Michael Clarence notice. Madgett Robert W. Madgett, beloved son of the late Olivia and Cornelius; dear friend of William and Tom Cullerton, John Krok, George Murray, Steve Swierk, Ed Knitter, Ernest Berg, Chester Dzik and Al Lazlk. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

8, 8:15 a. at Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 W. Belmont to St. Ladislaus Church.

Mass 9 a. m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. AV 6-8740. Mann Mabel Mann, loving friend of Lillian Sinclair.

Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. at Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Madison St. Interment Elm Lawn. Marek See Anna Gura notice.

Maryniak William B. Maryniak, suddenly, beloved husband of Sophie, nee Sen; dear brother of Joseph; fond son in law of Melania Sen; fond brother In law of Olga (Walter) Dytko, Mvron Ann! Sen and Joseph Sen. Resting aj Muzvka and Son Funeral Home, 2157 W. Chicago Av. Funeral Friday, 9 a.

to St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, for divine liturgy at 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Nicholas Cemetery.

Member of St. Nicholas H. N. S. Visitation after I p.

m. Wednesday. BR 8-7767. Mazur Edward E. Mazur, World War II veteran, late of Brighton Park, beloved son of Henrietta, nee Ryba, and the late Frank; dear brother of Michael Agnes, John Lottie, Anne and the late Joseph; nephew of Pauline Krawczvk; godfather ot Denlse; also nieces and nephews.

Funeral Thursday, Oct. 8, at 9:30 a. from Fortune Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzie to St. Pancratius Church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert. LA 3-7781.

McCord Jeanne A. McCord, beloved wife of the lata Blaine H. McCord; dear daughter of the late Arthur and Nelly Bird. Memorial mass at Holy Name Cathedral, Saturday, Oct. 10, 10 a.

m. Contributions to the cathedral or Cancer Fund. McNicholas Anna McNicholas, nee Kane, beloved wife of the late Patrick; devoted mother of Frank Ann), Joseph Betty), Martin IRosemarieJ and the late Thomas and John; fond grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of four. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Thompson Funeral Home, 5570 W.

95th to St. Theodore Church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Visitation 7 p. m. to 10 p. m. Tuesday and 3 P.

m. to 10 p. m. Wednesday. 425-0500.

McNulty Margaret G. McNulty, beloved wife of the late John dear mother of Sr. Jane Patricia Margaret), S. and John E. (Jack); sister of Helen Morris.

Funeral Friday, Oct. 9, 9 a. from Collins Funeral Home. 5350 W. North to St.

Angela Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of A.

R. Society; St. Angela Circle, D. of and L. C.

B. A. Visitation afltr 4 p. m. Wednesday.

TU 9-6844. McQueen asrrhur MrOueen, beloved husband of Mary McQueen and loving father ol Mary Bell McQueen, passed away Oct. 5. Funeral notice later. Michalak Stanley J.

Michalak, beloved husband of Frances, nee Kierzek; loving father of Wayne Eileen Teresa); fond brother of Helen (Frankl Wanner, Genevieve Sclqalskl and Loretta (Richardl Pawkiet; brother in law ot Bernice Poremba and Mary Stanleyl Plaseckl; uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday, Oct. at 9 30 a. from John H. Patka Funeral Home, 1256 58 W.

51st to St. John of God Church. Inter-' men! Resurrection Cemetery. BO 8-5257. Mizaur Elsie Miszaur.

nee Doubek, of La Greige Park, oeiowea momr of joaine: fond sister of Georye F. Doubek. Resting at Hirzenun Funeral 9445 VV. 31st Brookfieid. Funeral Friday, 930 a.

to St. Louise de Mariliac Church, La Grange Park. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of heaven.

Visitation Wednesday after 4 p. m. 45-2u00. Morelli Carmela Morelli, beloved wife of the late Oreste; fond mother of Mary Colosimo, Joseph, Anthony, Rose Tron-big, Angeline Llll, Mildred Barone, Margaret Lallan. Louise Milhauser, Theresa DiVincenzIo, and Catherine Stonum; sister of Angeline Vasta and Charles Abate; grandmoiner of 34.

Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a. from The Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont to St. Blase Church. 6101 S.

75th Argo, for mass at 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. 286-2500.

ease omit flowers. Morris See John J. Grochowskl notice. Mrnka Marie I Mmka, nee Toman, of Berwyn, beloved wife of the late Louis, former associate of Sparta devoted mother of Marvin L. Betty Jean) Mrnka; grandmother of Suzanne Jean and Maik Steven Mrnka; sister of Anne Konatske, Liboie Sindelar, Jerry, James, George and Willard Toman.

Services Friday, Oct. 9, 10 a. at Svec end Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak Rd. Entombment Woodlawn Mausoleum.

Contributions to the American Cancer Society, If desired. GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Visitation after 5 p. m. Wednesday.

Mueller Irwin Joe Mueller, age dearly beloved son of llene K. nee Freeman and Eawm C. Mueller fond brother of Teresa, JoAnn and Edwin grandson of Wilma and Pete Freeman, Gertrude and John Miueller. Services at Barron-Hall Funeral Hr-me, 4332 Elston corner Pulaski Road, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2 p.

m. Interment Irving Park Cemetery. Please omit flowers. KE 9-6100. Musialowicz Lucille Musialowicz, loving mother of Antoinette and Blanche; fond sister of Edwin Musiai; daughter of Stanley and the late Antoinette.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from the Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont to St. Priscilla Church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Information, 286-2500. Myers Paul B.

Myers of Arlington Heights, beloved son of Sarah Hailer and the late Granville Myers; brother of Erhardt Halter. Visitation at Lauterburg Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest Arlington where services will be held Thursday, 1) a. m. 253-5423.

Napolitano Concetta Maria Napolitano, nee Garrafa, beloved wife of Giuseppe; loving mother of Lena Ginol Dorettl, Joseph Estellel, Ann Richardl Van Huezen and Edith (Frank) Sagillo; fond grandmother of four; 9reat-grandmother of five. Funeral Thursday, 6:30 a. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. North to Our Lady of Charity Church.

Entombment Queen of Heaven. ME 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. Nelson Delia Marie Nelson of the Fort Dearborn Hotel, beloved daughter of the late Ludwig T. and Nelda Nelson; loving sister of Raynard E. and Wilbur seven nephews and three nieces.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Burke-Sullivan Funeral Home, 5018-20 Chicago to Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Patrick Cemetery, Momence, III. CO 1-0700. Niarhos Thomas Niarhos, beloved husband of Nota, nee Andrlck; loving father of Charles Angle (Dean) Stephen, son, Esther (Dr. George Poulos; grandfather of seven; brother of John Niarhos and Katherine Gardounis of Greece. Funeral Thursday, 12:15 p.

at Ketcham Funeral Chapel, 2036 W. 79lh to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 4501 W. 103d St. for mass at I p.

m. Interment Evergreen. In lieu of flowers, donations to the St. Nicholas Building Fund will be appreciated. Visitation after 2 P.

m. Wednesday. HU 3-6202. Nilsson Anna M. Nilsson, loving sister of Edwin, Frederick, Martha Ruzek, Jennie Graf and the late Julie Baggesen; nieces and nephews.

Services at Tohle Funeral Home, 4325 W. Lawrence at Lowell, 2 p. m. Thursday. Interment Irving Park.

MU 5-4400. Nolan Eleanor Nolan, nee Keegan, beloved wife of the late James; dear mother of James Rosalie and Darlene; grandmother of James James L. and Mary Ellen; fond sister of the late John Howard. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 8, at 8:15 a.

m. from Vituccl Funeral Home, to St. Sylvester Church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Mount Carmel. HA 1-6856. Novak Joseph Novak beloved husband of the late Mary; loving father of Mary ITheodorel Nykcha, Helen Dose, Joseph Jr. (Mary), John, Ann (the late Joseph Uhlenberg, Michael Dolores and Thomas I Rosemary; grandfather of 15; great-grandfather of six; dear brother of Anna Markovfch and John Novak. Services Thursday, Oct.

8, at 8 a. from Otto V. Stransky Son Funeral Home, 5112 S. Western to St. Peter and St.

Paul Church, 53d and S. Western, for mass and funeral service at 9 a. m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. PR 8-0700.

Nuzzo See Tony Amodeo notice. O'Connor Nora A. O'Connor, nee Ryan, beloved wife of Timothy; dear mother of Catherine, John, Timothy, James, Mary Ellen Lewandowski and Patricia; grandmother of 10; sister of Mary Dick and James Ryan. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 8, 8:30 a.

from Collins Funeral Home. 5350 W. North to St. Columbkilla Church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph. TU 9-8844. Pacer Emily Pacer, nee Wallaek, dearest wife of the late William; fond mother of William Irene; grandmother of Donald, Mariorle, and Susan; great-grandmother of two; sister of Bertha Nowacki.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from Wolnlak Funeral Home, 5700 S. Pulaski to St. Michael Church. Interment Resurrection.

PO 7-4500. Page Raymond D. Page, Sept. 20, 1970, beloved husband of Helen Page; loving father of Mrs. Robert Ohrenschall of Greenbrae and William B.

Page of Palos Verdes, grandfather of Mark, Ross, Karen Paqe and Sally Ohrenschall and Raymond M. Page. He was a native of San Francisco, Cal. Memorial services were held Saturday, Oct. 3, 1970, at 1 p.

m. at Grant Miller Mortuaries Telegraph Avenue Chapel. Passiales Fannie Passiales, nee Ellopoulos, beloved wife of the late James; dear mother of Stella Tom Pappas, Mary George Kalleras, Fannie Louis Poulos, Marion Jay Kanzelberger and John Kay; grandmother of 11; great-grandmother of 10. Funeral Thursday, 11:15 a. from Galewood Chapels, 1657 N.

Harlem to Assumption Church. Interment Elmwood. AU 7-8600 or 889-1700. Patsios Gus Patsios, dear uncle of George ICelina Patsios; many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, 11:30 a.

m. from Kringas Merzullo Chapel, 5400 W. Harrison to Assumption Church. Interment Elmwood. Member of Garfield Chapter Ahepa.

Masonic services Tuesday, 8 p. under the auspices of Hellenic Lodge, No. 1064, A. F. A.

M. AU 7-8600. Pavlak Helen Pavlak, nee Rezek, beloved wife of the late Joseph Pavlak beloved mother of Barbara (Steve) Pavlecic, Joseph I Sylvia I. Mildred Ithe late John Kisela and Rose (Walter) Godula; fond grandmother of Jeanlne Edward Sr.) Marbach. Karlynn Pavlak and Mark Go-' dula; loving great-grandmother of Randall, Barbara, Susan, Nancy and Edward Marbach Jr.

Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Pavlak-Murino Funeral Home, 1814 S. Throop to Holy Trinitf Croatian Church for mass at 10 a. m. Interment St.

Mary Cemetery. Member of Katarlna Zrinska, No. 163, C. F. Holy Cross Society, and Sacred Heart of Mary Society.

CA 6-1207. Quan John D. Quan, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Donlan; dear father of Geraldinc Edward Steinbach, John Jay ITerrvl, Robert and Thomas Joanl; grandfather of 10; fond brother of Marquerite Collins and the late Mabel Berry and William J. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a. from J.

Leo O'Neill Funeral Home, 11028 Southwest Palos Hills, to St. Michael Church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Randis Mathew A. Randis, beloved husband of the late Claw; fpnd father of Evelyn Uackl McJanrtef; dear brother of Felix. Funeral 12 noon. Wolniak Funeral Home. 5700 S.

Pulaski Rd. In. ferment St. Caslmir Cemetery. PO 7-4500.

Rcnella See James S. Spelrs notice. Riccoiuini Andree Riccomlnl, formerly ajmperado, beloved wife of Darlo; loving mother ot Lelia, Robert, Jim and Ronnie; loving daughter of Andree Rankin; sister of Clara Krueqert stepmother of Richard and Randall; daughter In law of Guido Rircomini; grandmother of four. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. from Klemundt Funeral Home, 3313 W.

Irving Park, to St. Alphonsus Church. Mass 10 a. re. Interment St.

Boniface Cemetery. Please omit flowers. IR 8-1212. Lacking food bulk? BRAN BUDS' tht natural way to regularity. new County.

Building." Equally important to combat pollution is the $750 million bond issue on the November ballot, he said. Electing new officers, the League named Carl H. Zwer-mann, Robinson mayor, as its president, replacing B. G. Cunningham, Park Forest village president.

T. J. Ryan Kankakee mayor, became first vice president. Three black municipal officials were named to the league's board of directors for the first time. They are Marion Smith, mayor of Robbins; Lov-ert Listenbee, mayor of East Chicago Heights; and L.

K. Watkins, Phoenix vice Low-Cost HU-SASH Replaces Troublesome House Windows Old, Drafty Windows Are Replaced in Minutes from Inside Children Take Tiny Step Into Adults' World NU-SASH PAYS FOR ITSELF IN FUEL SAVINGS wife of the late George loving mother AFTER Nu-Sash tiH for convenient toaJ out draft tad dirt, ttminat costly washing, upW, BEFORE Old-faihioned window rqutrd constant upkeep, look dingy and war hard to wash. This window replaces M-SMft your old houses II irm. tot mi mtchanlcalfy balanced tprinjs five yog twatr-lip ep- Ymx 1 Bi ration. Tm ii tiitd both ntk fr Mty tftsldt wlodow clean Inf.

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Insulated (arnb and Inter-lodi. grandfather ot James Dianel Georgette Sorini, Paul, Laurel and Amy Matteomi. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from the Vance Funeral Home, 1424 S. 50th Cicero, to St.

Attracta Church. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday, 1 :30 p. m. 652-5245.

kil weainer-sirippeo tnecx rain teal out winter cold and dirt Keeps the eer-conditiofted Pome Inner city youngsters received their passports to the "big people's" world yesterday. Nearly 200 Chicago public school children were introduced to the Chicago Public Library System for the first time when they visited a branch library at various intervals. "Look at all those books," said Doris Whiteside, 6, as she stared up at the huge bookcases which seemed to dwarf her. "This is a big people's library." Wide-Eyed and Excited The 23 1st graders from Herzl School, 3711 W. Douglas were wide-eyed and excited as they toured the children's department at the Legler Branch, 115 S.

Pulaski and learned about the books and how to find them. "We're getting library cards too," said Alfred Sumles 6, "and I can take out books and read them. Then I bring them back and get some more." Alfred stood on his toes and stretched to reach a book on the alphabet. "I know my ABCs," he announced and then proceeded to prove his statement. Likes the Pictures Ricky Sims.

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of Olive wiesner and me late Audria and George Wiesner Jr. Funeral services and liturgical wake service Wednesday, Oct. 7, 9:15 a. from Otto V. Stransky end Son Funeral Home, 5112 S.

Western to St. Denis Church, for mass at 10 a. m. Interment family lot. Member of St.

Denis Altar and Rosary Society. PR 8-070O. Wigginton See Lillian C. Zapf notice. Wisner Helen J.

Wisner (Wlsnlewskl), beloved wife of Joseph F. dear mother of Raymond A. Katherine) and Joseph F. Jr. Margery E.I; fond sister of Sophie Drew and the late Anastasla, Martha, Anna, Anthony, Bessie and Stanley; loving grandmother of Paul, Marianne, Christine, Joanne, David and Debra.

Member of St. Sablna Group, No. 150, Polish Women's Alliance. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from the Behnke-McKenna Funeral Home, 5917 W.

Irving Park, to St. Pascal Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St.

Adalbert Cemetery. AV 3-3424. Witzkowskt Anthony Witzkowski, beloved husband of Jeanette R.j fond father of Valerie, Joanne and Laurie; brother of Alfonss and Ben Witt. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from Suburban Funeral Home, 301 S.

Fifth at Maple St. in Maywood. Mass 9:30 a. St. Eulalia Church.

Interment Lithuanian National Cemetery. Member of American Legion Post, No. 133. Fi 4-0100. Zaleski Ethel M.

Zaleski, Oct. of Phoenix, formerly of Chicago, wife of Robert mother of Robert sister of one sister and one brother; four grandchildren; four great grandchildren. Services 2 p. m. Thursday, Oct.

8, at Mercer Mortuary, Phoenix. Burial In Greenwood Memorial Park In Phoenix. Zalokar Frank C. Zalokar beloved husband of Lillian nee Gold; dear father of Ronald FDianel; grandfather of Gary, Gail, Glen and Gwyn; brother of John. Masonic service Thursday, 8 p.

under the auspices of Prospect Lodge, No. 957, A. F. 8. A.

M. Funeral service Friday, 11:30 a. at Lawn Funeral Home, 7909 State Rd. 5500 W.I. Member of Apollo Commanderv, No.

1, K. T. Interment Clarendon Hills. 636-2320. Zanchi Felice Zanchi.

Funeral Thursday at a. m. from Westfell-Shule Chapel, 716 N. State to Holy Name Cathedral. Mass at 9:15 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Visitation after 3 p. m. Wednesday.

SU 7-0040. Zapf Lillian C. Zapf, beloved wife of the late John E. Zapf; fond mother of Adeline (Merle) Barkhuff, Ellsworth Agnes Wigginton and the lata Ruth Vondran; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of seven. Services Friday, 1:30 p.

at Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d St. Interment Mount Hope. 5'i5n P- hi. Wednesday.

LU 2-2000. Zwart Arthur M. Zwart, beloved husband of Eleanor nee Radtke; devoted son of Cora and the late Arthur fond brother of Lois Edl Wltsmeer, Robert IRuth, Evelyn McCune, Elaine (Stan-ley! Sharp, John and Maryann; dear brother in law of Helen and John Hudek, Irene and Bill Rudy. Funeral Friday, 8-45 a. from Opyt Funeral Home, 1 E.

119th to Queen of Apostles Church, Rlverdale, III. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sopulchre. PU 5-3711.

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Friends are asked to pay their respects at time of services. Omit flowers. Member of Cong. A. G.

Beth Israel, Dr. Dolnlek Branch Farband L. Z. Jewish National Fund, His-tadrut and the Miretzky Family Club. 338-2300.

Speirs James S. Speirs, dearly beloved husband of Alice, nee Knlttle; loving father of James (Kathleen, Jean (Carmen) Renetla and Vonnie; devoted grandfather of seven; fono brother of Jack, Richard Maryl and Jean (Victor) Costello. Funeral services Thursday, Oct. 8, I p. at DeNicolo-Lesniak Funeral Home, 5734-40 W.

Diversey corner of Mango. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Member of Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers Union, Local No. 184. 869-0115.

Spinell See Daniel F. Galassl nolle. Spodyak William Spodyak, Ir loved husband of the lata Rose; dear father of Ann Krause of Pontlac, and William; fond brother ol Paul, Theresa Horn-hen of Rockford and Anna Dittmar of California; also three grandchildren, Resting at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home.

3100 Irving Park Rd. Services Thursday, a. m. Mass 9:30 a. m.

at Our Larly of Mercy Church. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. IR 8-5800. Stanek Margaroi Stanek, nee Knrlol, beloved wife ot the late John; dearest mother of Marie (Alexl Kolarkl, Stella Mucha end Jean IGeorgel Pappaoeorge; fond grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of threei dear sister of the late Salomea Tellak.

Funeral Friday, 8:45 a. from Szykowny Funeral Home, 4901-07 Archer to St. Camlllus Church for 9:30 a. m. mass.

Interment St. Adalbert. Visitation Wednesday and Thursday, 2 to 10 P. m. 735-7521.

"i r- virq i Flies a Kite." Ricky said he didn't know how to read yet, "but I like the pictures anyway and I know some of the words." The library system began busing children to branches TO: WEATHER SEAL 1950 N.HARLEM CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60635 "7'78 Pleete send me the FREE i-peqe fuft-color brochure, temple prices, and other complete details on Nu-Snih. 1 't1 WAMe yesterday to teach them how to STUEET CITY STATE. use tne library. There will be programs coordinated with i school work. Within three weeks, 4,200 elementary pupils HONS NUMBER 1 970 Weather-Seal tnqulr fVow Sore 40 Jmfoi'ioflew from seven public schools wul be bused to a branch library GALL 625-2525 OPEN FRI.

'TIL 9 P.M. CONTACT THE WINDOW PEOPLE once a week, The program is SUN. II A.M. TO I'M. SERVING CHICAOOLAND FOR OVER QUARTER CENTURY bong funded by a $181,650 grant from the Model Cities program..