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6 Section 5 Chicago Tribune, Friday. April 11, 1980 Forecasts and temperatures The Chicago-area bird watcher's guide New arrivals aa ol April 10 Forecast tor April 11, 1980 SeaWt 5744 Where Oagrae of rarity can bo eraen Ekpgcted etay Common name Hue-gray Uncommon Woods, parka Early Septembejr gnat catcher rmmetur Uncommon Near water Late April Data e-gte OsRi High and Low ItirVf pressure areas Fair 3 Partly cloudy Cloudy Snow Wind direction 5 Speed (mph) ol pressure areas 6362 High and Low Commoft Fairly common Common erjret Broad-winged hawk Jd-May Late May Early May Sloughs, rivers Woodsy araaa Meadows, tleida, marshes "Woodlands Common Huby-orownad kinglet Mid-May Ruby-crowned Common kinglet Purpta martin Common Mid-Saptambar Parks, fields, residential areas Near water temperatures Fronts: Expected at 6:00 p.m. Ban Warm Static Source: National Weather Stfvios Mid-Saptamber Farms, meadows, jarks Extended outlook ILLINOIS 'Sunday through Tint-' day: Fair. Hum in sos 10 le IS C) nortll, 5S to 45 13 to II 1 CJ tout. LOW IS to 45 1 10 7 CJ norm.

40i 4 to C) loom. Forecasts ILLINOIS: Friday: Chance ot rtln north, chanco of showers south, possible snow at night northwest; highs, upper 40s 8 to CI extreme northwest, 60s 14 to 21 south; lows, 30s 1 to 4 CI north, 40s 4 to CI south. Saturday: Chanco of rain or snow ''''north, chance ot rain south; tiiqris. 40s 14 to CI north, SOS 110 to 15 C) south. "WISCONSIN: Friday: Chanct of 'rain and snow extreme north, chanco of rain rest ot state be-- -corning mined with or changing to snow at night; hiqhs, upper --F -1 to 4 CI north, mid-Ms to low 30s -4 to 1 CI.

Saturday: Mostly cloudy; high, 40s 14 to CI. LOWER MICHIGAN: Friday: Mostly cloudy; slight chance of showers south at night; highs, mid- 40s to near 50 to 10 CI; lows, near 30 1 CI north, mld-30s 1 to 2 I south. Saturday: Chance of rain; highs, mid-40s to low 50s to 12 C). INDIANA: Friday: Chance of rain late afternoon, rain likely at night; highs, mld-oOs 18 to 19 CI southwest, 50s 10 to 15 CI lows, mid 40s to I CI 50s 10 to 15 CI else--awavhert. Saturday: highs, mostly 50s 110 to 15 CI.

Lata August Miami 8476 Loulalana wateMhruehM Houee) wren Wat areas, woods, Early October brushy areas Chicago temperatures Beginning at 7 a.m. Thursday Sources: Chicago, Illinois, Indiana Audubon Societies and Wisconsin Society tor Ornithology; illustrations by Louis Agassi! Fuartes National Geographic Society Marah hawk Tribune Graphics 7 i.m a.m tt.m 10 a.m 11 a.m Noon 1 re 2 p.m.. 3 p.m.. 4 p.m.. Sp.m..

4p.m.. ft :4 1 7 p.m... 18 4 34 1 Bp.fn 3B 4 34 2 P.m... 34 38 410 P.m ..32 8 13? 411 P.m 11 -1 3 4Midnijht 2v 2 39 4 1 a.m 1 39 4 Ja.m -33 1 39 4 3 a.m..; '33 1 38 4 4 a.m -32 8 38 4 5 a.m... 3I 1 38 4 4 a.m...

'32 nated High 8 Low Reno 29 65 Richmond 50 74 'Ckfnr-' 32 39 St. Louis 39 65 Salt Lake City 43 53 Antonio 43 84 San Diego 62 71 San Francisco ...50 66 S'an Juan, PR 72 84 .49 St. Ste. Merle 32 42 .26 Seattle 39 55 .09 Shreveport 41 83 Sioun City 28 60 Sioux Falls 22 55 South Bend 37 44 .12 Spokane 35 55 Springfield III. 36 56 Syracuse .44 54 .24 Tampa 56 80 Tooeke 31 71 Traverse City 35 37 .06 Tucson 52 85 Tulsa 43 84 Washington 54 71 .16 Waterloo 29 41 Wausau 28 39 Wichita 39 73 Didn't see Quinn sign paper: nurse By William Juneau A NURSE WHO helped care for former Fire missioner Robert J.

Quinn shortly before he died testified Thursday that she did not see Quinn sign any. papers on Oct. 20, 1978. This was the day he signed -over most of his assets to several persons, including, to. a son and daughter of the late Mayor Richard J.

Daley. The nurse, Monalisa Bron, said Quinn was visited ori that date in his Marina City apartment by Dr. Joseph Cari, a Fire Department physician who died in Janu-, ary, and an attorney whose name she did not know. "Dr. Cari asked me to step out of the room for' papers to be signed," Bron told a hearing before Cir-.

cuit Judge Henry A. Budzinski of the Probate Division. BUDZINSKI IS hearing a petition by Quinn's only relative, Mrs. Patricia Boyer, a niece in connection, with the estate left by Quinn when he died Jan. 19, 1979, in Florida.

ANOTHER REGISTERED nurse, Carolina Sarmffn-to, also testified Thursday about Quinn's health while she cared for him in his apartment Oct. 14, 15, 16, 17, and 21, 1978. She and Bron, both employed at Michael Reese Hospital, cared for Quinn as part-time, private duty nurses. Questioned by Atty. John J.

Corbett, representing Mrs. Boyer, Sarmiento referred to "notes" she kept on Quinn, on Dr. Cari's orders, and which she said she attached to Quinn's medical chart. She testified Quinn from time to time was unresponsive, Incoherent, and confused and that his memory failed him. However, under questioning by Atty.

William representing the Daley family, she became visibly confused and made statements about Quinn's health incon-. sistent with her earlier answers. At Corbett's request, Judge Budzinski asked her to explain the inconsistencies. "I OBSERVED ALL these thinrs, but I just did not write these things in my notes," Sarmiento Mrs. Boyer is questioning Quinn's fitness on Oct.

20, 1978, when he made State Sen. Richard M. Daley Chicago the joint tenant of his checking and savings -account and made Daley's sister, Mrs. Patricia Thompson the joint tenant of a home Quinn owned in Skokie. Quinn also made William Quinn, a former aide and no relation, joint tenant of a farm the former As a service during the spring migration, The Tribune is providing a Chicago-area bird watcher's guide, The chart, which lists areas where birds may be seen, will appear in The Tribune every Friday and wili be repeated every Sunday through the migration season.

Woodpeckers and thrushes move in force on Chicago 78 63 70 49 .01 Reports sf ff iff 11 of 4tservaMn 41 42 40 .01 55 .03 43 .10 73 '47 4 a.m., April 10 "3mral standard 82 49 .01 Charleston, S.C 58 Charleston, W.V 48 Charlotte, N.C 45 Cheyenne 38 CHICAGO Midway 31 Lakelront 35 O'Hare 34 Cincinnati 42 Cleveland 37 Columbia, S.C. 41 Columbus, Ohio 40 Dallas 45 Dayton 37 Decatur 36 Denver 35 Des Moines 28 Detroit 35 Dubuqua 30 Duluth 24 Eau Claire 27 El Paso 41 Evansville 45 Fairbanks 18 Fargo 21 Flagstaff 30 Flint 35 Ft. Worth 45 Grand Rapids 36 Great Falls 63 Great Falls 36 2 Canadian Calgary 30 1 34 1 1.69 Edmonton ..30 11 46 8 Montreal 48 9 63 17 .32 Ottawa 45 7 52 11 .22 Reglna 32 0 48 9 Toronto 39 4 41 5 .02 Vancouver ..39 4 54 12 .20 Winnipeg 21 4 46 8 Phases of the moon Lltp Wajtwg Him Wun) Fal to a a Aprils A8-I3 A 14 A.I&-20 April2t KM (April 11, 19801 Sunrise, 8:17. Sunset, Hit. Moon-rise, 3:20 a.m.

Moonset, 2:22 p.m. Morning star: Mercury. Evening stars: Mercury, Venus. Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. For 24 hrs.

ended midnight, April 10: Average temperature, 35 degrees 2 CI; normal, 47 18 Cli month's eicoss, IS degrees; year's deficiency, 178 degrees. Relative humidity, 4 a.m., 92 par cent; noon, 74i 4 p.m., It. Precipitation, .01 Inches; month's total, 1.35 Inches; year's total, S.3S inches. April normal, 1.38 inches; year's deficiency through March 31, 1.28 inches. Highest wind velocity, 14 m.P.h.

from southwest at 12:27 p.m. Barometer, a a.m.. 29.73 4 p.m.. 29.19. Hartford 53 57 2.27 Helena 32 50 .10 Honolulu 70 81 .07 Houston 57 78 Indianapolis 36 47 .04 Jackson, Miss.

41 Jacksonville 51 79 Juneau 34 54 Kansas City 34 69 Las Vegas 51 83 Lacrosse 28 38 Lansing 33 39 .05 Little Rock 49 80 LOS Angeles 56 78 Louisville 47 64 Lubbock 49 88 Madison .31 39 Marouelte 28 33 .06 Memphis 45 76 Miami Beach 66 81 1.11 Midland 43 90 Milwaukee 35 44 .01 Moline 32 45 .01 Paul 27 36 .04 Muskegon 14 37 .02 Nashville 44 69 New Orleans 45 78 New York 52 68 1.18 Norfolk, Va 51 75 North Platte 37 67 Oklahoma City 42 79 Omaha 30 61 Orlando 61 83 Peoria 33 50 Philadelphia 50 70 .22 Phoenix 55 90 Pittsburgh 41 48 .06 Portland, Me. 43 49 3.02 Portland, Ore 48 59 .10 Providence 48 52 2.60 Ouincy 37 61 Raleigh 49 76 Rapid City 9 49 53 60 56 43 .11 38 32 .06 35 88 63 28 .02 51 44 33 3 28 Ashevlllt 3 Atlanta 5 Atlantic City 52 Austin 47 Baltimore 46 Billings 39 "Birmingham 41 Bismarck 26 Boise 38 Boston 44 Brownsville 51 37 Burlington, Vt 50 Casper 30 Cedar Rapids 28 A MULTITUDE of woodpeckers have moved into the Chicago area during the last few days, along with hermit thrushes, white-throated sparrows, and tow-hees. Dr. William Beecher, director of the Chicago Academy of Sciences, said that along with the red-headed woodpecker, two other species of woodpeckers have been spotted in profusion. They are the yellow-bellied sapsucker and the flicker.

"Hermit thrushes have a beautiful song," Beecher said, "while the towhee is named for the sound it makes. It sounds just like its name tow-hee." ALSO SEEN in outlying areas have been several ruby-crowned kinglets. "They're hard to see up close," Beecher said, 'because they are a very swift, darting bird, never perching very long in one spot, but constantly moving from branch to branch." Beecher said the spring migratory pattern is proceeding normally "perhaps a bit slower than might be expected because of the late snow which fell Wednesday, but certainly earlier than last year." .07 65 42 82 40 48 48 Foreign temperature Aberdeen, 1 a.m.. pt. cloudy Amsterdam, 1 a.m., fog Ankara, 3 a.m., pt.

cloudy Athens, 2 a.m., rain Auckland, noon, pt. cloudy Beirut, 2 a.m., cloudy Berlin, a.m., cloudy Bonn, 1 a.m., cloudy Brussels, I a.m.. cloudy Cairo, 2 a.m., clear Casablanca, Mdnt, cloudy Copenhagen, 1 a.m., cloudy Dublin, 1 a.m., cloudy v-. Police shoot holdup suspect, 17 commissioner owned in Wisconsin. Hong Kong, 8 a.m., cloudv Malta, 1 a.m., clear Manila, 6 a.m..

pt. cloudv Moscow, 3 a.m., cloudy New Delhi, 5 a.m., clear Nice, 1 a.m., clear mmmmmm Mr- SVi Paris, 1 a.m., clear hailed a squad car after he was robbed by two youths, one of whom had a gun. Officers Charles Brougham and David Jarmusz chased the two suspects on foot to a building at 3919 S. Federal where, police said, Smith turned toward the policemen. THE OFFICERS fired, hitting Smith with one bullet, police said.

The juvenile suspect was arrested two hours later. Police said Smith has a record of arrests for burglary and possession of a controlled substance. A 17-YEAR-OLD South Side youth was shot and wounded by police and a 16-year-old companion was arrested Thursday after they allegedly fled the scene of a $6 robbery at a gas station at 35th and State streets. Tyrone Smith, of 8539 S. Elizabeth was in fair condition in Michael Reese Medical Center with a bullet wound in the chest.

He was charged with armed robbery. The other youth was named in a juvenile petition for armed robbery. According to police, Dion Trisby, 20, Rome, 1 a.m., clear Saigon, 8 a.m., cloudy II 1 1 TODAY IN NASSAU IT IS 82 Our Casino Office in Chicoao 751-8000 Playboy casinod. HassaufBahamas mum. Stockholm, 1 a.m., clear 36 Sydney, 10 a.m., pt.

cloudy 63 Taipei. 8 a.m., cloudv 70 Tehran. 3 a.m.. clear 68 Tokyo, 9 a.m., pt. cloudy 52 Tunis, 1 a.m., clear 46 Vienna, 1 a.m., rain 41 Warsaw, 1 a.m., pt.

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Friday at The Malone-Jagia Funeral Home. 2950-58 W. Fullerton at Sacramento. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m: from Chapel to St. Philomena Church tor mass at 10 a.m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. 384-3800. BREEN Paul P. Breen. beloved husband of the late Mary Breen, nee Finucane," dear father of James (Betty Jean), Patricia (James) Gearen and-the late Paul (Mary Ellen) Breen; fond grandfather of nine; loving brother of the late Winifred Gray, Mary Gladstone and Joseph Breen.

Retired national account sales executive ot Wilson Freight Forwarding Co. Please omit flowers. Funeral Saturday, April 12, 9:15 a.m., to St. Mary Church, Des Plaines. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m.

Interment All Saints. Visitation at P. M. Smith and Sons Funeral Home, 245 Madison Oak Park, Friday 2 to 9 P.m. 848-5828.

BRZEZtNSKI See Elizabeth Twardv notice. CEREPA Philip R. Cerepa, age 69 of Lombard, beloved husband of Frances "Nancy." nee Oieinictak; dear father of Ronald(Susan) of Lombard; grandfather of Mark, Krtsten and Stacy; dear son of Monica and the late Alexander ot California; fond brother of John. Gerald, Alexander, Violet, Winifred, Ann, Mary. Stella and the late Richard.

Funeral Service Saturday. 9:30 a.m.. from Brust Funeral Home. 135 S. Mam Lombard, to Christ the King Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Visitation Thursday, 4-10 m. and Friday, 3-10 interment Queen of Heaven, 629-0094. CHRISTOPHER Charles A. Christopher, loving husband ol the late Anna, nee Saoo, and Ann, nee Jarecki; brother in law ol Josephine Novas, Helen Christ, opher and Alice Kelly; also nieces and nephews.

Funeral Saturday- 10 a.m. at the Modell Funeral Home, 5725 S. Pulaski Rd Interment Bohemian National Cemetery. Masonic service Friday 8 p.m. visitation Friday 2 to 10 p.m.

767-4730. CIESLEWICZ Stanley Cieslewlci, beloved husband ot Stephanie, nee Biasicenski. Funeral Saturday, a.m., from Male and Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N. Milwaukee to Holy Trtaity Church. Interment St.

Adalbert, visitation begins Friday at 4 p.m. 74-4100. CORRITORF. Jennie Corrltore. nee Voimi, beloved wife ot the late Joseph; loving mother of Joseph; dear sister ot Domlnick Manleri, Jean Knoi, the late Dominic Volinl, Mary Palumbo and Palsy Volim; lond aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Funeral Satur-' day, 8:90 a.m., from Columbian Chanels, 6621 W. North Oak Park, to SI. Genevieve Church. Mass :30 a.m. interment Mount Carmel.

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6 plots, sect 6 lot 628 ill divide S350 each 833-6505 ANDERSON Cora L. Anderson nee, Boroughf, beloved wife of Walter dear mother of Susan Anderson; sister of Robert Boroughf. Visitation at the M. j. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest Friday, I to 9 p.m.

Services Saturday. II a.m. Interment Boone, Iowa, in lieu of flowers memorials to Felines Inc. Boi 10299, Chicago, 60610 preferred. 631-1240.

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Anderson, April 9, beloved brother of Arthur (Cfara) Anderson, Margret (Aivln) Zabel and Ruth (Carl) Hansen; fond uncle of 10; grand-uncle of seven. Funeral Saturday, 9:45 a.m., at John M. Pedersen and Sons Chapel, 4331 W. Fullerton Av. Visitation Friday.

3 to 9. Interment Mount Olivt. 235-1610. ARMANI NeHo Armani, 16, suddenly, beloved husband of Semira; loving father of Louis and Roland (Garnet) Armani; dear grandfather of Julia Margaret and Mary Elirabeth; fond brother of Rita and Quinta of Italy and Joseph. Funeral 9 a.m.

Saturday, April 12, from Venct Funeral Home. U7i S. 50th Cicero to St. Aftracta Church. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum.

Member of Italian Catholic Federation. Visitation Friday II to 9 P.m. 652-525 BALDAUF Lelah N. Baldauf, nee Hood, beloved wife ot the late Rudolph; loving mother of Robert (Marvanrte) of Mercer, Wis. and Normelee (Carl) Young of rest wood, dearest grandmother of seven and great-grandmother of three; devoted daughter of Corda and the late Frank Hood; fond sister of Vivian Pavlak, Jack and Jim Hood.

Funeral and interment were private. It desired, memorials to American Cancer Society would be appreciated- Former owner of Rudy and Bob's Trude Lake Resort, Mercer. Wis. 735-4242. BARNES Charles A.

Barnes beloved husband ol Agnes; fond father of Charles A. jr. Judith Ronald (Kathy) and Arlene (Lee) Harris; grandfather of 10 Resting at Ahlgrlm and Sons Funeral Home, 201 N. Northwest Hwv Palatine, from 4 lo 9 p.m. on Friday.

Services II a.m. Saturday, April l. Interment Memory Gardens. 354-7411. BATKO John W.

Betko, suddenly, of Bell-wood, beloved husband of Ethel nee Angel; loving father of John R. Batkot dear brother of Blanch Jacobs, Anthony Batko, Mary Fur-Ian, Frank, Joseph Batko, Lillian Bellow and the lata Stella Suiiek and Rost Shenuk. Chapel services Saturday, April 12, at II a at Rosewood Funeral Home, 4000 St. Charles BeHwood. Interment Queen ot Heaven Cemetery, Visitation Friday, 2 to 10 P.m.

544-6667. BERTUCCI Bruno Be rtu beloved husband of the late Santa, nee DeGraiia. loving father ot Paul (Santa), Catherine (the late Ross) Vatenti, Nick '(Marie) and Josephine Pa turn bo; of 13, great-grandfather of 22. Funeral Saturday, a.m., from Da lea mo Funeral Home, 470 W. 26th 10 Santa Lucia Church, mass 9 a.m.

Entombment Queen of Heaven. Loog standing member ot St. Roc co Society. Visitation Friday. I p.m.

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41880 CHICMO local 14SS i ll iemes C. Raised, retired half-tone etcher, passed away April 9, 190. Services at Part-wvn Funeral Home, 6901 w. Roosevelt Berwvn. Friday April II.

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Chicago LOOP AT CARSON'S First floor Wabash 744-2800 SHUT MITrU WOIKIIS UNION LOCM 73 services for Brother Kurt A. Goshlnsky will be held at th Strang Funeral Home at 1055 Main. An. tloch. Visitation will be held Thursday, April to, 3 to 9 p.m.

The funeral service will be at the funeral home Friday, April 11, at I p.m. Interment will follow at the Home Oak Cemetery at Grass Lake Rd. and Deep Lake Rd. Wm, i. Roonev, ES8-7200 or 344-0770 'Not available nt these downtown locations.

NEAR NORTH 625 North Michiaan CROUS Ettamag Crous, net McCarthy, pired in Edgerton, April 10, 1980, beloved wit. ot Fred W. Crous; loving mother ol HowarrJ (Therese) Schmitt, James Schmitl and William (Georgia) Crous; dear grandmother ol seven; devoted daughter ol the late Mary E. "Mat" McCarthy, nee Finucen, who also e.pirrd April 10, Ivao, In Edgerton, Wl. and the lata Frank T.

McCar. thy; lond sister of Lauretta (the late Frank) McGulrt. Resting al Nygard Funeral Mama, 708 Washing, ton SI Edgerton, S3534, Friday, (608) M4 3014. Services anal Interment Saturday in Edgerton, Wl. Fpr Information, call 425-4050.

HINSD ALE-OAK BROOK 540 West Oqcirn Avenue 654-8820 Chicago northwestern shopping all 500 w. Modson, ATTESON, on Lincoln Hwy. at Lincoln Mall 48I-8000 ROLLING MEADOWS Rome 62 and Wike Rood 255-6310 NltES 7025 West Dcmpswr phk-ooo JOLIET 107 North Reed (815) 725-M TO FOREST PARK Rooscveii Rood and I )s Plaiiws 1 auMiuasi! prpaj visa' Secretary. Treasurer Make Amlings your one stop garden headquarters. SHUT MITrU POHtlS UNION 10CU 73 services for Brother Ervln F.

Dunn will be held at Matt Funeral Home at 3440 N. Central Ave. In Chicago. Visitation will be Thursday, April 10, from noon to 9:30 p.m. The funeral service will be al the funeral home.

Friday, April 11 at 2 m. interment will follow al Ml. Olive. Wm. J.

Roonev, Secietery-Trgasurer CROUS See Mar notice. Mttr McCrMrf.