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10 Section 2 Chicago Tribune, Saturday, June 5, 1976 FOR0ASH World briefs LoBANTSCHMG Antontt LaBenttchfllo. net Loepke Obituaries (William) Hunsberger and Joyce (Enln) Seloft five granddaughters late Reneej dear son of the late Lewis and Florence; fend brother of isteiie (Raphael Wolf of Chicago, Julienne (Harry) Hep-eenhelmer, Cynthia San dock and Robert (Reel Fergath all ol South Bend, ind.i beloved uncle of many Environmental disaster perils cities: UN aide David J. Kushnlr David J. Kushnlr, 68, former grain marketing specialist for the United States Department of Agriculture, died Thursday in Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge. Mr.

Kushnlr, of 9159 Kilpa-trlck Skokie, retired in 1966 after 30 years with the USDA and later worked for Shure Brothers, maker of electrical equipment, 222 Hartrey Ev-anston. He is survived by his widow, Emily; and three sons, Jerome, Barry, and Larry. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in the chapel at 111 Skokie Wilmette. Lauterburg 8, Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 East Northwest Arlington Heights.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. (rem Chapel to Our Lady of the Wayside Church. Mast 10 a.m. in-irment Rand Hill Park Cemetery. 2S3-5433 LEDER Henry M.

Leder, ot Hayward, Wise, beloved husband ol the late Theresa Laden dear father ol Evelyn Gun-dersen, Henry J. (Dorothea) Leder, Betty (Donald) Speers; grandfather 01 nine; graat-grandtather ol 12; fond brother of Frieda Eckmann; uncle of William Eckmann Jr. services Monday, 1 p.m., at Zelger-Mueller Funeral Home, 6453 W. Irving Park rd. Visitation Sunday, afler 2 p.m.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. 736-3693. LUMPKIN South Bend. Ind. In lieu of flowers contributions to charity.

For Info. Welnsteln Brothers Chapelt, 761-2400. FULTON Carol M. Fulton, dear sister of Esther B. Brady and the late Thomas, James, Laura and Mary; loving aunt of Thomas Fulton, Phyllsone Ker-rlns, Nadtne, Mulcana ha mem end the late James and Al Brady and James Fulton; grand aunt of Penny Ptlmo, Bonnie Werth and Terry Crookor.

Funeral Saturday, June at 9:30 a.m., from the John E. Malonev Co. Funeral Home, 1359 W. Devon to St. lenallus Church.

Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment Cullom, IL. Visitation from 3:00 until 9:00 P.m., Friday. R04-16I7 GESCHKE Rose P. Geschke, nee Petrosky, age 79, ol St.

Charles, formerly of Maywood, died Thursday, June 3, 197a, loving mother ol Llla (George) Sea of Bel I wood; sister of Anthony Petrosky, ol Batavia and Mrs. Helen Peters of Westchester; two nieces, one nephew. Funeral services It a.m. Monday at the Yuri Funeral Home, St. Charles.

Interment In North Cemetery, St. Charles. Visitation alter 3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to the Heert Fund.

564-0060. GILDEA See Luke Prendergast notice. G0ETZ Bernard Goeri, beloved husband ol Vera; dear lather ot Dale (Georgia); grandfather of Valerie. Lawrww Funeral Home, 4800 N. Austin where services win be held Monday 10 a.m.

Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 3 to 10 p.m. in lieu of flowers, memorials to North Austin Lutheran Church or Salvation Army would be appreciated. 736-2300. HAGAN three children; fond mother fond sister and a host of other relatives and friends.

Wake Services will be June 6th 7 p.m. Funeral Services 12 noon Monday, June 7th. A. R. Leak Funeral Home, 7838 S.

Collage Grove. For further Into 846-6567. MACHAIRAS See William O. Jatos notice. MANNING Edwin Renall Manning, June 4, 1976, 89 yrs.

old, beloved husband of the late Agnes Marie Manning; dear father of Edwin H. Manning of East Greenwich, R.I.; grandfather ol two PRENDERGAST Luke Prendergast, June 3rd, 1976, beloved husband of the late Marv C. Prendergast, nee Getrerd, lond lather ot Mary (Edward) Stack, Betty j. (Edward) Howlend, Salty A. (Frank) Glldea and William P.

Mary Kay) Prendergast; grand-father of 30; brother ot Marie Mark, the late Katherlne Ennls, Sade Dun-temann and Thomas prendergast. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m. from the Chapel, 3100 W. 95th J. L.

O'Henlev, Director, to St. Margaret ot Scotland Church. Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment Holy Septuchre. Veteran ol WW1.

Visitation Saturday and Sunday 3 to 10 p.m. PR 9-3535. PRUIM Martha Prulm, nee Schaat, beloved wile of Henry; loving mother of Mrs. Henry (LaVeme) Trleienberg of Grand Rapids, Mich, and Mrs. John (Beverly) Dood of East Lansing, loving sister ol Mrs.

Martin OeBoer of Oak Lawn, Mrs. Harry Oostlng of Tlnley Park, Mrs. Martin Achterhot of Phoenix, Arl: Mrs. Harold Terborg ot Oak Lawn, Mrs. Gerrlt Ver-ver ol Denver, Colo, and Mrs.

Peler Bosch ot Grand Rapids. Funeral services Monday, p.m., al Zaag-man Memorial Chaoel, Grand Rapids. Interment Rest lawn Memorial Park. RECU Meyer E. Recu, beloved husband of Ruth Sai Epstein and the late Anna, nee Axetrod; devoted father of Kenneth dear brother ol Ihe lite Sara Sharp and Sally Gerti.

Services Monday, June 7, 17 noon, at chapel, 5206 N. Broadway. Intermenl Wist-lawn Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Memorials to Weliman institute, Technion or Hebrew University.

Friends may pay their respects at the time ol service, into. Furth Funeral Direction, 784-4300. R0CC0 Miriam F. Rocco, beloved wife of the tale Peler loving mother of Mary (Robert) Marsh and Reglna (James) Mlnarclkt lond grandmother of Steven, Anthony, Brian, Juliette and James; sister ol Reglna Rlordan, Vincent and Raymon Farrar. Funeral Monday, June 7, 9:30 a.m., from Ryan-Parte Funeral Home, 120 S.

Northwest Park Ridge, to Our Lady ot Hope Church. Mass a.m. intermenl Queen of Heaven. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Cancer Society Memorial Fund. Visitation 4-9 p.m.

Sunday. R0SSBERG Alex Rossberg, beloved husband or the late Lydla, nee Stark; fond brother of Eliiabeth (August) Wus-chke, Henry (Gladys), Theodore (Mary), Robert (Carmelia) and John (Ann) Rossberg, and iso the lale Adoloh; also survived by many nieces, nephews and other relatives. Resting at the Kotary Funeral Home, 3100 W. 59th where services will be held Monday, June 7, at a.m. Interment Belhanla.

Visitation Sunday only, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. In (leu ol Mowers memorials to Gloria Oel Lutheran Church. 434-4246 SCHAPER Karl F. Schaper ol Elmhurst, beloved husband of Esther, nee Baiter and the late Alvlna; loving father of C.

1 1 berl (Lillian); grandfather of Ralph, Donald and Janet Schaper. At the Pedersen-Ryberg Mortuary, 435 N. York. Elmhursl, where friends may call Sunday 2 lo 9 p.m. In state at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Third and Michigan Streets, Elmhurst, Monday Irom 12 noon until lime ol service 1 A.m.

Intermenl Arlington Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memoriafs to immanuel Lutheran Church Building and Love Fund. KU.1 ttt Dr. Ralph J. Levin Private services have been arranged for Ralph J.

Levin M.D., 36, of 6141 N. Lawndale who died Thursday at Illinois Masonic Hospital. Levin, a graduate of the University of Illinois School of Medicine, served on the staff of Louis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital, the University of Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary, and as a physician for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. He was also an associate of the Marine Drive E.E.N.T.

Group and former captain in the U.S. Medical Corps. He is survived by his widow Hcdda; one son, Michael; three daughters, Rachel, Klmberly, and Jennie; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Levin; one brother; and two sisters.

Frank Schwartz Services for Frank Schwartz, 70, of 6007 N. Sheridan will be at 1 p.m. Monday in the chapel at 9200 Skokie Skokie. Mr. Schwartz died Thursday in St.

Joseph Hospital. He was the founder and president of Frank's Shoes, Marc Alan Shoes, Craig's Ladies Shoes a total of 20 stores with offices 2249 N. Wayrte Av. Mr. Schwartz was in the shoe business 50 years and was a member of the 2-10 Association, a philanthropic organization of the shoe industry.

Survivors include his widow, Esther; two sons, Stanley and Edward six grandchildren; four brothers; and a sister. Hermann P. Wilms Memorial services for Hermann P. Wilms, 70, will be held Juno 27 in Fish Creek, where he made his home in retirement. Mr.

Wilms, who retired three years ago from the Chicago real estate firm of L. J. Sheridan died Tuesday in Door County Wis. Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Vivian two sons, Hermann P.

Jr. and Wellford a daughter, Paula W. McCutcheon; 10 grandchildren; and a sister, Lady Henderson IPaula Wilms of London, England. Rev. L.

Naughtin, C.S.V. The Rev. James L. Naughtin, C.S.V., died Friday at St. John's Hospital, Springfield, where he was the chaplain.

Father Naughtin, 63, was the former assistant pastor at St. Viator's Catholic Church, 4170 W. Addison St. He entered the Clerics of St. Viator, headquartered in Chicago, in 1932 and was ordained in 1941.

Surviving are a sister and two brothers. Mass will be said at 11 a.m. Monday in St. Joseph's Church in outbreak of revenge killings. Police said two youths hailed the London-style black taxi in the Crumlln Rbad no-man's land, and climbed in the back.

Shortly afterward they opened fire, killing a male passenger in the front seat and seriously wounding the driver, who fought to control the vehicle as it careened down the street before crashing. Torres going home BUENOS AIRES The body of former Bolivian President Juan Jose Torres, murdered two days after he was kidnapped here earlier this week, will be flown home in a Bolivian air force plane, his family said. Another kidnap victim, politician Guillermo Alonso of the left of center Radical Party, snatched by armed men from his home in suburban Buenos Aires on Monday, was released unharmed. Gen. Torres, 56, who was ousted and went irtto exile in August, 1971, after trying to lead Bolivia on a left-wing course during his 10-month rule, had been living in Argentina since late 1973.

Peasant army halted AKSUM, Ethiopia Ethiopia's ruling military council has halted the advance of a peasant army outside the boundaries of rebellious Eritrea, apparently pending a last-minute try for talks with rebel leaders. A high level delegation, which explained the council's quest for a negotiated solution to President Gaafar Nimeiry in the neighboring Sudan last weekend, has left Addis Ababa for Aden on a similar mission to Ethiopia's neighbors across the Red Sea. Officials in this town 100 miles south of the Eritrean capital of Asmara say more than 4,000 armed peasant "volunteers," recruited to repel an "invading enemy," have been held up here for two weeks. From Tribune Wife Service! NEW YORK Huge environmental disasters may occur In cities in poor countries If early action is not taken, the first Secretary-General of the United Nations Environment Conference said Friday. The movement to protect the environment Is facing a crisis so grave that all progress made so far is threatened, he said.

Maurice Strong, now chairman of Petro-Canada, a Canadian government energy agency, said countries seemed to have learned little from past mistakes and that while most acknowledged the importance of the environment, they gave it low priority When it came to decisions and action. 200-mile fishing limit OTTAWA-Cannda will unilaterally extend fishing jurisdiction to 200 miles offshore late to take effect by next Jan. 1, Foreign Secretary Allan MacEachen said. Canada has already passed a law that would make a 200-mile limit legal 60 days after it is proclaimed. The United States will extend its fishing limit from 12 to 200 miles offshore by next March 1 unless the United Nations Law of (he Sea Conference comes up with an international fisheries pact before then.

MocEachen's announcement of Canada's intentions regarding fishing jurisdiction followed the signing of a fisheries treaty with the Soviet Union last month. Under the treaty the Soviet Union agreed to abide by quotas and regulations within the 200-mile zone in return for a fair share of fish exceeding that needed by Canadian fishermen. 2 slain in N. Ireland BELFAST, Northern Ireland Two youths hailed a taxi operated by a Protestant company and opened fire on the driver and another passenger in a new 93rd South Pleasant. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, N.Y.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Holy Nativity Church Memorial Fund. 338-3183. MARES Marv Mares, nee Bullcek, of Riverside, beloved wile ot the late Emit, devoted mother of Emll, Ethel Mares; tond grandmother ol Patricia Mares; sister ol Helen Mares, Joseph, the late John and Rudolph Bullcek. Funeral Monday, June 7, 8:30 a.m., from Svec 4 Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak to St.

Mary Church, Riverside. Mass 9:30 a.m. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Mary (Betty) Hagan, of Downers Grove, beloved wife of Hubert D.i fond mother of Huhati i. -larei or lb orange, James Martha) of Sidney Ohio, Lester Doris) of Morton Grove, Chester Patricia 1 al LU1 and Untin uhr of Jennings, Mo; sister of Ruth R.N.

of A. Vlt tatlon Saturriiv. h. Michael Juhasz Mass for Michael Juhasz, 59, a member of the crew of the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Guadalcanal, which captured the German submarine U-505 in World War II, will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday in St. Cajetan Catholic Church, 112th Street and Artesian Avenue. Mr. Juhasz, who had been in the grocery business 30 years, died Tuesday in his home at 12401 S. Honore St.

The U-boat is on display outside the Museum of Science and Industry. Mr. Juhasz Is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Konyar. Mrs.

Lillian I.indriiineyer A memorial service for Mrs. Lillian Low; Lindenmeyer, 75, who for 27 years was secretary of the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, will be at 4 p.m. Monday in the church, 700 N. Sheridan Lake Forest. Mrs.

Lindenmeyer died Wednesday in a Lake Forest nursing home. Her husband, Joseph, a land-scaper, died in 1962. A brother, Harold Low, survives. Dr. Peter Ferenczy Private services will be held for Dr.

Peter Ferenczy, 60, of 5630 N. Sheridan Rd. Dr. Ferenczy, who died Wednesday at Edgewater Hospital, shared a private practice with another doctor and was on the staff of Edgewater and Columbus hospitals. A native of Hungary, he came to the United States in 1950.

He was a member of the American, state, and county medical associations. Surviving are the widow, Ann; a son, Peter; and a daughter, Mrs. Susan Kalkstein. Benjamin Ornoff Services for Benjamin Ornoff, 69, who owned the South Town Paint and Wallpaper 3360 W. 95th for 40 years, will be at 11 a.m.

Sunday in the chapel at 111 Skokie Wilmette. Ornoff died Thursday in his home at 1661 Clinton Melrose Park. Surviving are his widow, Gertrude; a son, Louis; and two sisters. Jerry J. Cechura Jerry J.

Cechura, 57, owner of Jerry Cechura Roofing a 30-year-old Southwest Side firm, died Friday in Mercy Hospital. Services for Mr. Cechura, of 6071 S. Archer were pending. Survivors include his widow, Stella; a son, Jerry and a daughter, Mrs.

Lillian Sumlcr. nor man, crura Margaret White, James Crego, Fred Crego, Lee Crego, Jenet Hennessy, Wliiurd Crego, and Donna Carter. Sotivtaej Is Monday 10:00 am at the A1m.Vw,n,e,U,lli Funeral Home, 4343 Main St. Downers Grove. Interment and grave site services, Monday 3:00 pm at Riverside Cemetery, Three, Rivers Michigan.

Visitation Saturday 7-9 pm, Sunday 2-9 pm. 968-1000 HANSfN ginning 6 p.m., Sunday beginning 2 P.m. GU 4-2050 or 12-2037. McELROY Pairick McElrov, beloved husband of Ellen, nee Mooney; fond father of Maureen (Raymond) Breau, Theresa John E. (Patricia); dear brother of Hugh, Thomas of Birmingham, England, Marv and Kathleen Wilson ol Ireland.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Gibbons-ROblllerd Funeral Home, 134 5. York, Elmhurst, to St. Simeon Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Visitation Saturday, 6 to 10 p.m., Sunday, 2 to 10 p.m. Native ol Belfast, Ireland. B32-00)8. Or, 148-7400 Mclaughlin Paul G. McLaughlin, of Glen Eiivn, loving son of James and Josephine; brother of Peter and Hugh; grandson of Peter and Pauline LaPlaca; uncle of Danielle and Nicole.

Visitation Saturday, 4-9 p.m., and Sunday, 2-9 p.m., at the Leonard Memorial Home, 565 Ouane Glen Ellyn. Funeral mass, Monday, 10 a.m., al St. James the Apostle Catholic Church, Glen Ellvn. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. 469-0033 McNUlTY Kathleen McNulty, age 68, ot Evanston, beloved wife of the late James V.

McNulty; tond mother of Richard (Jane), Gerald (Beatrice), of Sparta. William McNulty and Kathleen (Paul) Camastro; also 14 grandchildren; one great-grandson sister of Edward Traynor and Jenny Burgess, both of Ireland. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. from Donnellan-Fitzgerald-Franklin Funeral Home, 1571 Maul Evanilon. la 51 SCHULTZ Stan Banks, 5 others freed in race fix case; one guilty Kobert D.

schulti, of Forest Park, beloved husband ol ihe late Pearl, nee Hughes; uncle ol Ersle (Forest) Grey, Clyde Shulti, Vivian Dede, Muriel Currle and Hatel Hanson. Visitation at Zimmerman Son Funeral Home, 7319 Madison Forest Park, Irom 6-9 p.m., Friday. Graveside services Saturday at HoofMnlon. n. Hulda Lima Hansen, late of Fair Haven Christian Home, of Rockford, beloved wife of the late Hans Hansen and Erllng Lima; loving mother of Hlldur Byrne, Grace (Grant) Ewalt andt Earl (Eleanor) Lima, grandmother of five; great-grandmother of tour Funeral Monday, June 7fh, 8:00 p.m.

at Olson Funeral Home, 6467-77 N. Northwest Hwy. Interment Melbourne, Fla. Haven Memorials to Fair Christian Home, 3470 N. Alpine Rd.

Rockford, appreciated. Visitation after 3 p.m. Monday, 774-3333. HENDERSON Douglas A. Henderson, beloved husband of the late Marie; dear friend of Anna; fond foster brother of Ray and Roy Treves, Mary Powell, Margaret Melslnger, Frances Lucanskv and Jane De Voy.

Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at Casey-Laskowskl Funeral Home, 4540-50 W. DIversev Av. Interment Elmwood Cemetery, River Srove. Visitation Sunday from 2 to 10 P.m.

info. 777-6300. HOWARD Richard J. Howard Sr. late of Home wood; loving husband of Mary fnee McCormlcfcf; dear father of Richard J.

James Ann Grlgsby, William B. and Mary Catherine; grandfather of tour; fond brother of Lou Daumen, Ann Hoodln, Nora Scott, Frances Arnold and Jean Relti. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. from Cordt-Ryan Funeral Home, 18022 Dixie Hwy, Homewood i SCHWARTZ r-renx senwam, beloved husband or Esther, nee Levy; dear faiher of Stanley (Jacqueline) and Edward Robert (Pamela); loving grandfather ot Amy, Mlndy, Marc, Holly, Betsy and Tamra; lond brolher of Arthur, Ted, William, Florence and Eugene. Service Monday, 1 p.m.

at Piser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokie Skokie. Louis Mctzgcr Services for Louis Metzger, president of Rubin-Metzger Auto Brokers, will be at noon Monday in the Chapel at 1300 W. Devon Av. Mr. Metzger, 70, of 3500 N.

Lake Shore died Friday in Ravens-wood Hospital. Mr. Metzger also had worked for 20 years at Keystone Chevrolet 4501 W. Irving Park Rd. He is survived by his widow, Ruth, a son, Nathan; four grandchildren; and two Marv Church, mass 10 a.m.

Interment All Saints Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2-9 P.m. In lieu ot flowers donations to the Cancer Fund would oe appreciareo. unv-ctw MC NULTY mother of Theresa and lha Rav. NATIONALLY KNOWN harness race driver Stanley E.

Banks and five others were acquitted and one trainer was convicted Friday after a three-week federal xial on race-fixing charges. They had been charge with fixing a 1971 harness race at Washington Park race track. Convicted was trainer Anton M. Me-nas, 42, of Fond du Lac, who was found guilty on two counts of sports bribery and two counts of wire fraud. THE GOVERNMENT CHARGED that Menas picked a horse to win the second race at Washington Park on Nov.

24, 1971, and offered other drivers the equivalent of a $100 win ticket if they would make their horses lose. Menas placed the bets and collected the winnings, the prosecution charged. The jury deliberated more than six hours before returning the verdicts in tre courtroom of Judge Hubert L. Will. Acquitted were John M.

Ackerman, 49, of Deerfield Beach, and William E. Lutes, 39, of Batavia, 111., drivers; and Joseph A. Coscntino, 33, a horse owner of 5844 W. Cortland Chicago. They each had faced two counts of sports bribery.

Menas was also found innocent on two other counts of wire fraud. AFTER A BREAK FOR dinner, the jury returned and deliberated for another hour before acquitting Banks, 39, of Dwight, 111:, and drivers Jerry Ember, 49, of Ft. Lauderdale, and John S. Searle, 39, of Princeton, 111., who also were charged with two counts of sports bribery. Banks tied for 10th place among top-winning harness race drivers in the nation in 1975 and tied for 13th in money won with $1,080,480.

iu ai. jojepn inurcn. mass a.m. Interment St. Mary's.

SY8-0331 H0WLAND See Luke Prendergast notice. HYNE Valentine ITIIIIe) Hvne, of LaG-range Park, beloved wife of the late Edward 'Dynamite' Sokol dies; publicist for courts niermeni anaiom memorial ranc. Please omit flowers. Member of lies Township Cong. Friends are asked to pay their respects at time SIA See Frances Urso notice.

SISTER MARY GEMMA. C.S.J. Sister Mary Gemma Marslglla, C.S.J, of La Grange Park, dear sister of Mary Ciollno, Concetta Nolo, Jennie Ciollno, Gloacchlna Messina and Phil Maslglia. Mass 9:30 a.m. Monday, In Chapel of Our Lady ol Bethlehem Academy, 1515 W.

Ogden La Grange Park. Interment. Sueen ot Heaven Cemetery. Vislta-on after 4:00 P.m. Sunday.

SLAUGHTER Glenn P. Slaughter, age 64, of West Chicago, beloved husband of Marlon, nee Cote'; dear lather ol Donald, Gerald, Walter, Glenn, Kathleen Loudon, Wayne, Roger, Dale and Ihe late Marlon Lorraine; brother ol Ihe late Raymond and Wesley; grandfather of 35. Friends may call at Hanerhotf Funeral Home, 304 N. Main, Wheaton, Saturday, 5 to 9 p.m., and Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.m. Services Monday, June 7, at 10 a.m.

Entombment Forest Home. 668-0037. wiuiam near swer or uena, Mary Kane, Nora and Catherine of Chicago, Margaret Ketterlck of England, Fred of Ireland, the late John, Michael, and Anne Moran. Resting at the Cooney Funeral Home, 3552 N. Southplo Soulhport Ave.

Alter 6 p.m. Salurday. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. to St. Angela Church, Mass 10:30 a.m., Intermenl All Saints.

Native ot Newport, County Mayo, Ireland. MICHALAK Eleanor Michalak, of Bridgeport neighborhood, devoted daughter of the late Joseph and late Helen, nee Sleslnsklt dear sister of the late Leonard; dearest fiancee of Henry Barker; fond niece and cousin of many. Services Monday, June 7. 9:30 a.m. from the Ocwlela Funeral Home al 2878 S.

Throop St. to St. Barbara Church. Interment Resurrection. Visitation starts Saturday, 4 p.m.

843-1070 MIZNER John L. Mliner of Florida, beloved husband of Anna, nee Kielcl; dear wunan, iokii.b momer or Norman J. Jr. (Janet) and Janls V. Hvne; grandmother ot Randy and Lisa; sister of Jane Wehrmelster.

Visitation from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Hallowell n't Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th Countryside. Services private Monday. Interment park Holm Cemetery.

Memorials may be given to the church or charity of your choice. 352-6500. JAMES Howard E. James Jr. of Chicago died June 1, 1976, after a serious Hlness.

He was born at McKeestort, Pennsylvania. Sept 20, 1914 and Is survived by one sister Mrs. Larlne Ivory of Addison IL; two brothers Ellwood and Kenneth of Pennsylvania; three married daughters Judith Salvl, Janice Josefov and Jackie Jambor of Pennsylvania; and two grandchildren. Interment was on June 3, 1976 at the Elm Lawn Cemetery In Elmhursl IL. JARZYNSKI Jacob Janvnskl, beloved husband of the late Katherlne Janynskl, nee Water and the late Josephine Jar- EDWARD "DYNAMITE" Sokol, 63, public relations adviser for the Cook County Circuit Court and formerly a longtime Chicago newsman, died Friday after suffering a heart attack in his home at 222 E.

Pearson St. Mr. Sokol began his newspaper career at age 11 when the late Walter Howey, then managing editor of the old Herald-American, made him his personal copy-boy and permitted him to sit in a chair outside the office and do his school homework. He later worked In the advertising department, and from 1941 until 1960, he covered news of the Cook County Building and the courts. He entered the public relations business in I960 and had his office at 333 N.

Michigan Av. Surviving are four sons; David, Bruce, Frank, and Daniel; a sister, Frieda DeGraff; and a brother, Emanuel. The wake will be Tuesday night in the chapel at 1300 W. Devon where services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday.

SMARI0 aee Frances urso nonce. Public defender is charged in shakedown of his client S0RENS0N est lather ol Anne (Louis) Yangas and the late Edward; grandfather of four; great-grandfather of four. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. from Men-slk Funeral Home, 3718 W. 51 Street to St.

Clare of Montetalco Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation alter 3 p.m. Sunday.

776-3571. MUELLE Funeral Directors JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 E. Erie WHItehall -60M Cemeteries Crematories see Mary Ziegler notice. STACK See Luke Prendergast notice, TRAPP Mildred S. Trapp, nee Slanek, late of Berwvn, beloved wife ol the late Charles dear sister of Blanch G.

(the late George Shellhouse and Elsie B. (Joseph Yurkus; fond aunt of LeRoy A. (Vera) Fabian, Services Monday, 9 a.m., from H. Marlk Sons, 6507 W. Cermak Berwyn, to St.

Odilo Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum. Member of Hawthorne Chapter, No. 45, Telephone Pioneers of America, Western Electric Hobby Club and Choral Group and American Red Cross.

Visitation Saturday alter 3 P.m. GU 4-6310 or B( 2 3255. URSO Frances Urso, nee Smarlo. beloved wife ol Nick; loving mother ol Peter P. (Sandra).

Paul T. (Barbara) and Franclne (Martin) Meyer; grandmother ot six; fond daughter of Paul and the late Rose Smarlo; daughter In law ot Mary and the Peter Urso; sister of Frank (Tony) Smarlo and the Marv Siracusa. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., from the Galewood Funeral Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem Id St. Vincent Ferrer Church, River Forest, III.

Mass 11 a.m. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Please omit flowers. Visitation' Saturday afler 5 p.m. 889-1700 CREMATION $30 FULL PRICE Lie niifti-l Put Pull hmma M.

Mueller, age 85, of Lombard, beloved wile of the late Edwin; fond mother of Raymond (Ramona), Elsie (Harry) Erlcksen, Edward (Lorraine), Charles (Jeanne), Herbert (Lois) and May Marie (Arthur) White; clear grandmother of 14; great-gran mother o) 11. Funeral service Monday, 1:30 P.m., at the Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main Lombard. Visitation Saturday 7 to 10 P.m. and Sunday 2 to to p.m.

Interment Elmlawn Cemetery. 629-0094. NAN0S Michael Nanos, beloved husband ol Angela C. (Nell) nee Woltyna; loving father of Michael (Sue); fond grandfather of five; brother of Tom (Pearl), Gus (Llane), Ted (Fran-cine), Irene (Charles) Kfemi, Eve- AM. Glonwood Crematory-758-3844 CUNDAR1 Costantlno Cundarl, beloved husband of the late Angelina, nee Pre-te; loving father of Ssivatore and Madeline Wlerenga; dear grandfather of five; great-grandfather of nine, Funeral Monday, 9 a.m.

from the Hennessv-Hornburg Funeral Home, 244 E. 13B to St. Mary Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. interment St.

Benedict. Visitation 3-10 p.m. 995-9090 DI BENEDETTO Louisa DIBenedetlo, tovlng mother of Mario (Camilla "Dolly" nee Nap-pi) Christopher and Antonio DeCrls-tafano, of Italy; fond sister of Fll-IIppo DlBenedeito, of Italy and the (afe Dominic and Christie DIBenedetlo; dear grandmother of Marshall and Louis Christopher, Nicola and Seraflna DIBenedetlo; great-grandmother of four. Funeral Monday, 8:15 a.m., from Conbov Funeral Home, 6150 W. North to Our Lady of Pompeii Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Please omit flowers. Visitation Saturday, after 5 BARNAS William C. Barnas, late of Brighton Park, beloved husband of Lottie, nee Karplesi, dear father of William, Jr.

(Pann), Gerald, Sandra, Karen and I chard; brother of Stephanie (Stanley) Mlckes, Joseph, Louis (Frances) and Michael (Harriet); also nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, June 7, 9 a.m., from Fortune Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzle to St. Joseph St. Anne Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection. Member of Holy Name Society, and Rhine Post No. 3729, V.F.W. Visitation after 4 P.m.

Saturday. LA 3-77B1. BARTA Marie L. Barta, nee Landln, 60 of Lombard, beloved wife of Darius D.i dear mother of Elizabeth Wldel, Barbara, Robert and David; fond grandmother of Allyn, Mary, Thomas and David; dear sister ol Helma Aspegren and Oscar Landln. Memorial service p.m.

Sunday at The First Church ol Lombard, 220 S. Main Lombard. Memorials to The First Church of Lombard appreciated. 639-0094. irnim, nee uor; aevoieo rather ot Marie (Ray) KolaslniH, Irene (the late Joseph) Swojenskl and Genevieve (the late Walter) Ked-ilerskl; fond grandfather of six; great- grandfather of 13; dear brolher of the late Matthew (Stella) Janynskl; also survived bv many nieces, nephews, grand-nieces ana grand nephews.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Zlelinski Funeral Home. 3153-57 W. tfith PI. lo St. Ann Church.

Mast 10 a.m. Intermenl Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Holy Name Soclelty. Visitation hours Saturday, 7 to 10 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

CA 6-1759. JAT0S Willitm O. Jefoi, formerly of Sett-tie, Washington, beloved husband ol Harlttne, nee Machalras, of Lefka-son Kalavrlton, Greece; fond brother In taw of Katherlne Collls and Maria Jatos; devoted uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 12 Noon, from Galewood Chapel, 1857 N. Harlem, to Assumption Church.

Interment Elmwood. 889-1700. Or, AU 7-8600. KADIC LMWOOD CEMETERY River-grove, 6 graves. Masonic tec.

14, Perpetual care. $1500. Mt. Emblem Cemetery, Eventide Sec-tlon, 2 grave lot. Reasonable.

R.A. RlCe. BOl Johnson 1 rrllnwlll III. 62626. Phone 1217 854-2362 MEMORY GARDENS 2 By Lee Strobel AN ASSISTANT public defender was arrested late Friday for allegedly collecting $700 from a client in return for a promise he would influence the client's case.

Peter Wonais, 26, of 5029 E. River Norridge, was arrested by police after allegedly accepting marked bills from the 20-year-old client in suburban Brookfield. State's Atty. Bernard Carey said Wonais, who has been a public defender for 15 months, was charged with bribery, official misconduct, and theft by deception. He is a graduate of Do Paul University Law School.

CAREY SAID Wonais had represented the client on two burglary charges May 28 in the Oak Park branch of Circuit Court. The youth pleaded guilty to one charge and was sentenced to two years' probation. The prosecutor then dropped the second charge, adding the notation that the charge could be reinstated at a later date. Such reinstatements are rare. Wonais allegedly told the defendant that for $700 he would make surd the second charge was never reinstated.

Carey said the client's grandfather told Brookfield police about the offer. They turned the case over to Kenneth L. Gillis, chief of Carey's special prosecutions unit, who arranged for the client to be wired for sound and the money to be marked with invisible ink. AFTER SEVERAL phone calls in recent days, Wonais allegedly arranged to pick up the money late Friday behind the Brookfield home of the youth's grandfather. As the two met, two Brookfield policemen watched from a nearby garage and assistant state's attorneys Frank DeBoni and Joy Peigen hid in the basement, listening to the conversation on a monitoring device.

The client, who police have refused to identify, allegedly handed the money to Wonais in a white envelope and suggested the lawyer count it. "It's all here," Wonais allegedly said after counting it. Wonais was, taken to the Brookfield police station where he reportedly told authorities he sought the money because he needed it, and, that no one else was involved in the scheme. 622-9069 For sale Evergreen Cemetery 10 graves perpetual care. Will sell Indl- riuuauy.

Keaionaoie. 3 Lois prime area. Mt. Emblem and George; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m.

from the Conbov Funeral Home, Louis J. Sedares Director, 6150 w. North Ave. to Holy Trinity Church, lor 11 a.m. Services.

Inter- Elmwood Cemetery. Member of Am Vets If 0007. Please omit flowers. Visitation alter 6 p.m. Saturday, and 3 lo 10 p.m.

Sunday. 337-1134 NAPPI See notice under DIBenedetlo. N0FS Elvira Nofs, dear sister ot the late w.nu, aunuar i id iu p.m. lil'YMA. DICKS Ellllhlth Dlrkt.

fvmtn.kl. Siren, wise. 54872 josepn o. Kaoic, late of Chicago, beloved husband of Mildred; loving brolher of Sylvia Parrish, Otto J. (Marge) Kadlc and Mildred (Martin) Ondrusi dear brother In law of rilmwood Cemetery Sec.

44, 3-grave lot S900, call colled, Dunn 212-741-3245 Two graves holy SiPUlchure Cemetery. USQ-Kital 349-2478 6 lots, will separate. Clarendon Hills Cemetery. Masonic RIDGE WOOD 6 graves ail $450. Sec.

27 Lot 193. 833-7298 CEDAR PARk 4 Graves. S300 for 2 or OMr. Mason or Eastern Star. 841- ACAlA 2 choice lots.

Laurel lec. Non-Masonic 635-0311 BERGMAN Lillian E. Bergman, nee Ehlert, beloved wife of the late Herman A. Bergman; loving mother of Richard F. (Marcla) and the late Robert Bergman; fond grandmother of Bradley Todd, and Lisa Ann Bergman.

Services at Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4333 Elston corner Pulaski Monday, June 7, 11 a.m. Interment Concordia Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial of your preference would be appreciated. Visitation at chapel after 6 P.m. Saturday.

KE -9-61 00. tmuy, wiuiam, tonn and Emu, Chaoel. 5015 N. Paulina St. Inter WALSH Everett J.

Walsh, retired Chicago Park District Police, beloved husband of Marion, nee Sanborn; dear faiher ot William J. (Betty), Gerald E. (Lorraine), Ronald J. (Lucille) and the late Vincent; brolher of Violet Meenan, the late Cecil and Lester; grandfather of 31; greatgrandfather ol 13. Visitation Saturday, 7-10 p.m., Sunday 2-10 p.m.

at Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W. North Chicago. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. to SI. Vincent Ferrer Church.

Mass 10 a.m. intermenl All Saints. Please omll flowers. 437-4441. WALSH John J.

Walsh of HJnsdate, hutband of the lale Gladys; beloved father of John J. (Sandra) Walsh, Marilyn (Richard) Alibright, and the lale James Thomas Walsh: grandfather ot eight; great-grandfather of three; brother of ihe late Francis Flnne-gan, Irene McKay and Thomas. Resting at Etllston Funeral Home, First and Grant Streets, Hlndsdale, III. Salurday 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 3-9 P.m.

Funeral mass Monday 10 a.m. el St. Isaac Jooues Church, Hlndsdale. Memorials prefered lo the Heart Fund. Interment Queen of Heaven.

323-0375 BORUCKI Monuments-Mausoleums beloved wife of the late Julius; dearest mother of Eleanore (Edward) Jeske, Richard (Shirley), Mildred Mlchellnl, Kenneth (Patricia) and Leonard (Dolores); fond grandmother of 16. Resting at Stermer Funeral Home, 3653-59 Fullerton Av. Funeral Monday, June 7, at 9 a.m., to Our Lady of Grace Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St.

Adalbert. Visitation after 6 p.m. Saturday. Member of Ladles' Aux. or Indian Portage Post No.

3592 V.F.W. BE-5-1BI5. DILLON John R. Dillon, son of the late John A. and Marie Harris Dillon; brother of Terrence Lawrence A.

and Joseph F. Dillon. Funeral from John Carroll Sons Home for Funerals, Erie at Wabash, Monday, June 7, 1976, at 9:30 a.m., to Immaculate Conception Church. Interment Hudson, Mich. Visitation Sunday, 5 to P.m.

ERICKS0N HIalmer F. Erlckson, age S3, of Weverheuser, formerly of Chicago, died Thursday, June 3, at Rice Lake, beloved husband of Ilia; father of Robert, of Chicago Heights, Mrs. W.W. Thorsness, of Flossmoor, and Mrs. Richard Yocom.

of Evanston; two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one Two mayspleui Park, Skokie. i Liinan uoieis; rono uncie ot many nieces and nephews. Services Monday, 1 p.m., at H. Mar Ik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak Berwvn.

Intermenl Woodlawn Memorial Park. Visitation Saturday after 4 p.m. 484-6310 or Bl 2-3355. KARWOSKI Harriet Karwoskt, nee Pukstla, beloved wife of the late Anthony; loving mother of Alvlna (George) Nlilus, Aldona (Theodore) Mrowlce, Rita (Hillard) Kersfeln and the late Clara (Harry) Wlelgus; dear sister of Edward, Pearl, Stella and Lillian; devoted grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of 13. Funeral Monday, June 7, al 9:30 a.m., from Wolclecfiowskl Funeral Home, 3129 w.

Webster to St. Hed-wig Church. Interment St. Adalberts. Please omit flowers.

Visitation begins 6 p.m., Saturday. 376-4610. KILLI0N Mildred M. Kllllon, nee Dvorak, beloved wife of the late Edward; dearest mother of Daniel, Rita (Peter) Gonialei, Ronald and the late Thomas; fond sister of Ann Novak, Emma Smith, Agnes Burger, Ella Bulara, George Dvorak, William Dvorak and the late Albte, May and Edward. Resting A.V.

Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park after 4 p.m. Friday. Services Saturday, 9 a.m. Mais 9:30 a.m. at Our In Memoriam Shea ends silence to deny influence-peddling charge C0L0MBIK Shirley Colombia June 5, 1975 Dearest mother, I can't believe that you are gone from me.

I miss you more each day, and you are always In my thoughts. Your Daughter Gladys FORD Stephanie K. Borucki, nee Kokosi-ka; beloved wife of the late Joseph; dearest mother of Edward (Ann), Henry (Martha), Raymond (Helen) Borucki and Florence (William) Youngitrom; fond grandmother or seven; and great-grandmother of three; dear sister ol Julie (Peter) Krrywda. Funeral Monday 10 a.m. from Koop Funeral Home, Dulak and Larkowskl, Directors, 5844-48 N.

Milwaukee to St. Tarclssus Church. Mass 10:30 a.m. interment Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation afler ID a.m.

Sunday. 743-5111. CASSIDY Anita Cassldy, nee Bally, beloved wife of the lale James loving mother of James M.D. (Jane Anne, AnU COouola) McWeeny. Justin (Edith) and the la Bnjwrt, ment Roiehill.

Former employee ot Sears Roebuck. 561-4850 ORNOFF Benlamln Ornoff of 1661 Clinton Court, Melrose Park; owner of South Town Paint Wallpaper beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Staton; loving father of Louis Ornoff; dear son of the late Louis and Jennie Ornofskv; fond brolher of Clara (Ihe late Cecil) Mannon and Alda (Fred) Friedman; dear nephew of Julius (Doris) Ornowsky, Services Sunday 11 a.m. at Welnsteln Brothers North Shore Chapel, 111 Skokie Wilmette, II. Intermenl Waldhelm Cemetery. Visitation Salurday eve 8 p.m.

to 10 p.m. In lieu of flowers contributions lo your favorite charity. For Information call AL6-5700 or RO1-3400. 0S0WSKI Alexander Osowskl, beloved husband of Sophie, nee Pllarciyk; loving father of victoria (Frank) Manfredl and Alexander Osowskf; devoted grandfather ot Lisa Manfredl; dear brother ol Margaret and Frances Osowski. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from the Model! Funeral WILLIAMS nanauipn rgia.

owenooiyn winiams, nee Johnson, June 4, 1976, beloved wite of David loving mother of Douglas Stanton D. (Kathleen) and the lale Lester 0. Services Monday, June 7, 2 P.m. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western Ave.

Intermenl private. Visitation Acecle Part Cemetery Chapel. 7)5- June 3, IV4I. Mother I miss you. Your lonely daughter, Florence Barlow Beavers Death notices Mount Carmel Cemetery, IR 8-5800.

KING John Michael King, retired C.P.D., beloved husband of Nora nee Fox; devoted father of John William (Marv) and the lata Edward juiopn; usai DiBinsr st jamet J. AASEN Percy loved grandmother of 19; great-grandmother of one; fond sister of Robert Bally. M.D. and Joseph Bally and the late Clata Barber. Funeral Saturday, June 5, from Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison Oak Park to St.

Mary of the Lake Church, Gary, Indiana. Mass of the Resurrection at 13 noon. Interment Cavalry Cemetery, Portage, Indiana. EU 3-S700 or KE 3-2394. CECHURA Jerry Cechura, beloved husband Lillian (Ray) Sumler and Jarrv, Funeral yiKic5V Totldav, 10:30 a.m.

at Richard Funeral Home, 3749 Archer corner of Loral. Interment Haiel Green Cemetery, visitation PAKULA Walter Pakula, devoted husband of Eleonore, nee Slanlec; loving father (Mary King, late Elizabeth King, fate Marv E. Griffin and the late Catherine F. Murphy; fond uncle of Sr. Patricia Griffin, B.V.M., Rev.

William F. Kino, S.J., Rev. Jamet J. King, S.J., Sr. Kathleen King, H.H.M., Mary (James) Reardon and Thomas W.

(Beverly) Fox. Funeral ESP0SITO Thomas Esposllo, beloved husband of the late Dlna (nee Guadagnl); loving father of Thomas; dear brother of George. Funeral Monday 1:30 a.m. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W.

North Av. lo Our Lady of Angel Church. Entombment Queen of Heaven. ME7-0449 Or ME7-04SO FEINBERG Sarah Folnberg, nee Gash, beloved the fit. JullusTXS (Herbert) Gray; many brothers and Hl'Sft' grandmother of Susan, Michael, Jonathan, David and Ste-n Felnberg, Debbie, Julie and Bll-v Cray.

Services Monday, 3 p.m., at family lot, Wostlawn Cemetery, 7801 W- Montrose. Informal on, Piter Memorial Chapel, OO3-4920 or uenne luavioi uieixe; near son of the late John and Ihe late Angellne; lond brother of Estelle (James) Malonev and Joan (James) HMtktti fonrf iOfl.fn.law of Mtn Monday, 9 a.m., at Nowak Funeral Home, 400 Pulaski Rd. (154th Street). Paiumat rltv In Mnthar nt airetii, cafumer utv io won Staniec. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m.

By John Elmer Chicago Tribune Prets Service SPRINGFIELD House Majority Leader Gerald Shea Riverside broke his three-week-long silence Friday on a charge he used his political influence for private financial gain. He also expressed support for a plan to investigate and discipline state representatives accused of misconduct. However, the House voted 143 to 6 to delay action on the plan until Tuesday to give members time to study the proposed rules changes and draft amendments to them. a speech on the House floor, Shea asserted that he has been "the subject of rumors, conclusions, and innuendo" since a resolution seeking his reprimand was offered by Rep. Eugene Schlickman Arlington Heights, "My reputation, after having served with many of you during the last 10 yoars, has been attacked and, by impli cation, the reputation of this body," he said.

DENYING ANY misconduct, Shea said he has "deliberately, patiently, and reluctantly" refrained from responding to the charges so the issue could be heard under procedural rules to "allow the opportunity to fully and completely respond, not in a charged atmosphere." Now before the House is a complex set of proposed rules setting up twin committees to handle misconduct charges one to Investigate secretly and the other to decide the guilt or innocence of the accused. The plan, offered by the House Executive Committee, provides for reprimand, censure, or expulsion If a member is found guilty of misconduct. The proposal was introduced after Schlickman offered his resolution, which accuses Shea of taking legal fees from the Illinois Medical Society while handling malpractice issues for the society in the legislature and before a state agency. God Church, 142nd) and Green Bay Avenue. Burnham.

III. for a.m. auer i p.m. aaiuroay. in lieu ot flowers contributions to American Cancer Society will be appreciated.

WHS0N H. True Wilson, pi Des Ptalnes. beloved husband of Ihe late Laura, nee Sochor; dear brother of Hugh (Laura) Wilson; fond brother In aw of Otlo and Frances Sochor. Visitation Saturday, 3 to 9 p.m., and Sunday from noon until 9 p.m. al Oehler Funeral Home, Lee ai Perry Oet Plalnes, where services will be held Monday at I) a.m.

tnttrrntnt Rldgewood Cemetery. Member ol Des Plalnes Masonic Lodge No. 890 A. F. A.M., Des Plalnes Elks Lodge No.

1576, V.F.W. Post No. 3993, Des Ptalnes Lyons Club and Rolling Green Country Club. In lieu ol flowers, contributions to your favorite charity appreciate. 824-5)55 ZUCZEK John S.

Zuctek, age 65 of Brownsville, Texas, formerly of Lemont jit, June 2. Survived by his wlfet Eliiabeth, nee Gwoidi; and one daughter Mrs. Dolores (Leon) Sanders; and three grandchildren. Funeral services Monday, June 7 af 9:30 a.m. from the Markiewlci Funeral Home, 108 Illinois Lemont, to SS.

Cyril and Methodius Church at 10 a.m. Interment Parish Sunday attar p.m. 767-1 berl. Visitation begins Saturday, 4 Diana (Thomas) 6 regis, Debra Ann Gibson, Mara Denlie (Walter) Hor-nlk, Gloria Elaine and Paul, son of 'he Mt Albert) brother of Gene, Robert and Albert grandfather of five. Visitation 2 to 10 p.m.

Sunday, at Hallowell James Funeral Home, 1035 W. 55th Countryside. Funeral mass 11 a.m., Monday, at st. John of the Cross Church, Western Springs. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery.

ALIEN Altffii beloved husband of the lale Louise deer father of William, Irene and Louise, brother of AI'J jarandfaiher and great Srandfather of many. Sen cat 7- W. a.m. af W'fk js34l. Pulaski Rd.

to Epiphany Church for 9:30 Et1 Adalbert's. Member of Portland, Oregon, Post No. A.L. ind Aerie No. 4 F.O.E,, o.rMon.

Please omit "lni Saturday, 4 a.m. LAI -3973 mass. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Member of Chicago Patrolman's Club, III.

Police Association and P.B.A. 863-3400. K0LAR Anna Kolar, nae Kollar, lale residence Cicero, beloved wife of the lato Charles; dear mother of Mildred (Raymond) Carlson, Charles (Irene), John, George (Barbara) FIEDLER POWERS John J. Powers, beloved husband of Mabel Mr, nee Conway; dear faiher of John Jr. (Rose), Gerald (Wanda), William (Maureen) and Mary Loy (James) Carney; fond brolher CHItDERS ChlleJejrs, beloved wife of the lift Cflariie M.j loving 'It Charles grandmother of at Kowachek Funeral Home, 5774-76 W.

Lawrence Ave. Saturday un-II 10 p.m. Service at 7:30 p.m. nterment Memphis, Missouri. 545- Hi Crest, June 3, 1976, beloved wife of the ate William L.t lovlna mother of William (Margaret), and Norman ui mt lait oran (Hatha L.

(Usette); fond grandmother of i jviinam inneeiinffi Koiar; oear 13, great grandmother of 12. Resting al Jerome Zlmny Funeral Home, 168 and Dixie Hwy, Hajel Crest, where grandmother of fen; fond siller ot Mara Marslk, Rote Smollfc, Elsie Smetkal, John and Rudolph Kollar, Funeral Monday June 7 at 10 AM from the Frank Garlffo Funeral CHRISTOPHEJt iv. is a.m. Hum lutuinuian inipi, 6621 W. North Aye, Mass 11 a.m.

at St, Edmund Church. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Plumbers Union Local 130 and Stewart Club. Please omit flowers. Visitation after 1 p.m.

aawoaf, ES9-515I Uf VtB-3010. St vivnti win niu monoay ai a.m. Funeral mats 10 a.m. al Anna'f Church. Intarmanl Ho Id Monday a9: 10 a.m.

at Interment Holy ate Louisa piuentoeno notice, nmili ma nitJHfliano HV BBr kvmeiiry. vianauon aaruraay i COLLIS Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Sun day 2 to 9 P.m. 335411 p.m. ana 157-634) aee wiuiam o.

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