Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • Page 267

Chicago Inbune, Saturday, April '60, 197 ia ROURKE Death notices 'Legion disease' linked to other deaths at a meeting of the Center for Disease Control's Epidemiological Intelligence Service officers Thursday. TIIF, CENTER ALSO said the Legionnaire bacteria has been isolated and definitely identified as the cause of the so-called Pontiac fever in 1968. In that outbreak in a public health building at Pontiac, 144 persons became ill but none died. teria may be the cause of 1 to 2 per cent of pneumonia cases across the country annually. Don Bcrrcth, the center's public information officer, said the 1974 Philadelphia outbreak occurred at a convention of the International Organization of Oddfellows, a fraternal group, at the Bclle-vue-Stratford Hotel.

It did not come to light until late last year, he said, and was reported in detail another convention at the same hotel in 1074. The officials also said the Legionnaire bacteria has been identified as the killer of a Knoxville, man who died of a pneumonia-like illness Feb. 21. DK. DAVID FRASHR, the physician in charge of the center's Legionnaire disease investigation, said very rough estimates indicate the Legionnaire bac ATLANTA I UI'I l-Fcderal honllh officials now think the bacteria responsible for the mysterious "Legionnaires' disease" has been around for some lime and is present in the general population, Officials at the Center for Disease Control said Friday laboratory evidence indicates the same ailment that killed persons at an American Legion convention in 1'hiladclphia last summer also took the lives of two persons attending Voice of America trails Soviets, ex chief says Sen.

George McGovern S.D., subcommittee chairman, said some people believe the VOA may have outlived its usefulness now tHat the Cold War has been scaled down. If a respected agency such as the BBC reaches an area, he asked, why must the VOA also broadcast there? "THE BBC docs not feel duty-bound to correct distortions about the United States carried by the Communist broadcasting stations," Giddens said. of languages used, and countries reached, the VOA ranks far behind other countries including the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China, he said. "The trouble is that most of the people who have made the decisions about where and how much for VOA to broadcast were not knowledgeable, experienced broadcasters, and knew very little about the power of the medium or the psychology of radio listening," Giddens testified. censorship from the United States Information Agency or the State Department.

"They undercut your credibility until you look silly before the world," he said. "I give first place for credibility today to the BBC, not the VOA." In the ideological struggle with the Soviet Union, the United States is falling further and further behind," Giddens told the Senate International Relations Subcommittee. IN TERMS of broadcast time, number By Arthur Sicidon Chic-loo Tnbutie Press Scivice WASHINGTON Stale Department Interference has damaged the credibility of the Voice America VOA while Hie United Slates loses the propaganda war to (he Soviet Union, a former VOA director told a Senate subcommittee Friday. Kenneth Giddens, who resigned March 12 as VOA director, charged that the agency is constantly handicapped by Obituaries Food stamp recipients get cost-of-living raise July 1 MAUNOWSKI Julia Malinowskl, nee Cm, deer wile of tne late Vincent; loving mother ot Walltr (Agnes), Leonard (Phyllis) and Anne (Anthony) Pros-cia; beloved grandmother of eight. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from Hough Chapel, 4300 N.

Central Av to St. John Canllut Church. Mass 10 a.m. interment St. Adalbert.

PA 5-4300. MAUNDER Duane Thayer Maunder, beloved husband ol Betty Jane, nee Tupper; fond father of Sue Maunder; stepson of Vera Maunder. Memorial services Sunday 4 p.m. at Community Presbyterian Church. 39 N.

Prospect, Clarendon Hills. Please omit flowers. 3234775. McGUINESS John J. McGulness, passed away in New Smyrna Beach, beloved husband of Viola, nee Huber; loving father of John J.

McGulness grandfather ol three; dear brother of Edward of Ireland. Funeral service Monday, 10 a.m., at St. Marv Cemetery. For further into, call Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 3737 W. 79th St.

Former member of St. Ber-nadette Church. 735-4242. MELMS Genevieve Melms, age 69, Aoril 38, 1977, si AyondaJe Convaleicent Home, Avon Township, wlfo of the late LeRoy Melmi: mother of William Melms of Erie, Robert P. Melms of Qulncy, Calif, and Louann (Harold) Wlttlch of Cincinnati, Ohio; sister of William Ross cf Louisville, grandmother of eight.

Services Monday, May 2. 10 a.m., at Acacia Park Cemetery Chapel, 7800 Irving Park Chicago, tn lieu ot flowers, memorials may be given to American Cancer Society. 337-3036. MEYN Henry J. Meyn, April 29, 1977, husband of Helen Grldley Meyn; tether of Mrs.

Jean Horton and Robert Mevn. Services at C.H. Jordan and Company Chapel, 231 E- Erie Sunday at 5 p.m. Interment private. MIKEL Sm Mry E.

Tttol notice. MINTUN Florence Beamer Mlntun of Mon-tlcello, formerly ol Chicago, wife of Berlvn and Ihe late Robert Beamer; sister of Fred ol Los Angeles, Harold of Cloverdale, Willard Pa ugh ot Marinette, Wis. and Mrs. Helen Lewis ol Pesotuem, III. Visitation at the Wm.

H. Scott Funeral Home, 1104 Waukegan Glenview, 5 to p.m. Sunday. Graveside services II a.m. Monday at St.

Joseph Cemetery, River Grove. MUELLER Adoiph F. Mueller, age 83, April 28, 1977 in Sarasota, Florida, formerly ol Evanston, beloved husband ol Frletiel S. Mustier; lather cl William (Joan) of Northbrook and Ralph (Sheila) of Glenview; grandfather ot five. Services will be Saturday, April 30, In Sarasota, Private Memorial services at Memorial Park Cemetery in Skokie will be held at a later date.

Memorials to The Kidney Foundation, Soulhwest Florida, 1224 s. Temlami Trail, Sarasota. FL. 33581, would be appreciated. MUIR Emma Muir, beloved wife ot the late Hugh Mulr; fond mother of Hugh (Natalie) and Henry (Bessie) Mulr; grandmother ol Donald, Marlon, Hugh Robert and Charles; great-grandmother of seven.

Visitation at the Paul W. Senne Funeral Home. Lake St. at Second Maywood, Sunday 2 p.m. fo 9 p.m.

Funeral Monday, May 3, 1977, at 1:30 p.m. Interment Oakridge. In lieu of (lowers, memorials to the WEsieyan Church of Broadview would be appreciated. 343-0014. NELSON Ethel H.

Nelson, nee Hagstrom, beloved wife of the late Arthur loving sister of Helen Hagstrom and the late Fred C. Hagstrom and Ruth M. Carlton; dear aunt ot Ruth Ann Carlson and VlyJan Cary. Service Monday, May 2,1 a.m., at Edgar Funeral Home, 10900 S. Cicero.

In-terment Mount Greenwood. Past president of Chicago Womans Club. Member or Chicago Womans Club, Protestant Womans Service Club, 50 year member ot Kenslngton-Mlrlam Chapter, No. 1, O.E.S. and past treasurer ol Womans National Republican Club of Chicago.

Memo-' rials to vour favorite charity preferred. Visitation alter 2 P.m. Sunday. 423-1600 or 723-0876. NOUN Evelvn M.

Nolan, April 28, beloved sister of Marlon Nolan. Former principal ol Lincoln School. Cicero. Funeral services Monday. May 7, In Ironwood, Mich.

Memorial mass at St. Edmund Church, Oak Park, Thursday, May 5, at 11 a.m. fW8-5828. O'CONNOR John M. "Jack" O'Connor, suddenly, beloved husband of Arlene, nee UlyanlCh; loving falher of Jill, Joey, Karyn and Amy.

dear son of Mary nee O'Rourke and the late Edward J- O'Connor; fond brother of Mary Jane (William) McGralh, Celeste (Joe) Relllv, Kathy (Jim) Pravda and Don (Dorothy) O'Connor; devoted son in law ot Joe and Rose Ulyanich; brother In law ol Rosalie (Joe) Stlmac. Funeral Monday, May 2, at 10:15 a.m., from Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison Oak Park, to Divine Infant Church, Westchester. Mass of the Ressurrectlon 11 a.m. Interment Queen ol Heaven Cemetery. Visitation Saturday alter 7:30 P.m.

and from 2 P.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday. In lieu of flowers masses appreciated. EU 3-5700 Of KE 3-239.

O'MALLEY Elmer E. O'Malley of Whispering Pines, N.C., formerly ol Park Rk'ge, beloved husband ol Lillian loving falher o1 Joan (John) O'Brien, James Edward E. (Norlnr), Patrick and Katherlne (Robert) Kleffe; dear grandfather of 10. Funeral Monday, May 2, 9:30 a.m., from Ryan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S. Northwest Park Ridge, to Mary, Seat of Wisdom Church.

Mass 10 a.m. interment All faints. Visitation 2-10 p.m. Sunday. preceding August.

"SINCE THE COST of the thrifty food plan was higher in February than last August, the stamp allocations were increased accordingly," officials said. "The food cost increase was not enough to raise allotments for one-person households." Thus, the monthly allocation for a person living alone will continue to be worth of stamps. Other household sizes and their new food stamp allocations include: two-person $94 a month on July 1 and $92 now; three-person $134 and $130; five-person $202 and $198; six-person $242 and $236; seven-person $268 and $262; and eight-person $306 and $298. FOE EACH household member over the age of 8, the food stamp allocation is increased by $38 a month. Congress is considering new food stamp legislation.

The Carter administration as well as some members of Congress want the monthly purchase requirement eliminated and eligible families simply be given the free bonus stamps outright. The department also said that effective July 1 family maximum income standards will be increased from current levels, except for one- and two-person households. A family of four's income limit will be $567 a month, up from $553 now. WASHINGTON I AP Most needy persons getting government food stamps will receive a cost-of-living increase ranging from $2 to more than $8 a month beginning July 1, the Agriculture Department said Friday. Officials said the boost, which will vary with a size of the household, will be the first for food stamp families in 18 months.

A family of four, for example, will get food stamps worth a month beginning July 1, compared with $166, a level set on Jan. 1976. About 17.B million persons nearly 5.6 million households received food stamps in February, the most recent Agriculture Department tabulation shows. Federal cost of the program now is estimated at around 55.5 billion annually. THE PRESENT FOOD stamp program requires that a participating family buy a certain amount of food stamps at face value in order to get free "bonus" coupons that provide more buying power at food stores.

The amount of the purchase requirement and the bonus varies according to family net income. The Agriculture Department reviews food stamp allocations every six months on the basis of what it costs to provide a "thrifty food plan," which is described as "the cost of a nutritionally adequate diet for low-income households." The July 1 food stamp adjustment is based on food costs the previous February, and the Jan. 1 adjustment on the EBERIE Edwin Eberle, dear son of the tale Joseph and Olga; dear brother of Charlotte Manion. Beatrice Kem-mel, Frieda Lovley, Alice Kenny. Mildred Phillips, Robert, the latt Norma Burton, John and Alfed.

Visitation at Wllllams-Kampp Funeral Home, 13 Lake Oak ParV, after 7 p.m., Saturday. Services Monday, a.m. Interment Montrose. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to The Heart Fund. FARL0W Catharine L.

Farlow, April 27, age 79, late ol Homewood, wife of Paul R. Farlow; mother of Catharine (Lfoyd) Kllngman ot Concord, Cal. 1 and Oayld R. (Betty) Farlow of Memphis, grandmother ot llx; great-grandmother ot one. Resting at the Tevn Funeral Home, 18230 Dixie Homewood, from 4 p.m.

Saturday until time of services at p.m. Interment Manchester. Iowa. SY fl-5300. FERR0 Concetta Ferro, nee George, beloved wife of the late Ralph; loving mother of Joseph (Virginia), John (Catherine), Thomas (Rose), Reich (Georgeenn), fiw (Rudy) Kvacik.

George (Joann) and the late Frank, Albert and Anthony; grandmother of 2B; great-grandmother ot 34; fond sister of fhe fate Rose Munlrto and Anna Versetto. Funeral Monday. 9 a.m., from Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home, 3310 W. 7vth to Santa Lucia Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Mount Carmei. Please omit flowers. Visitation Saturday after 6 p.m. 436-IUt. FLINT Wlliard L.

Flint of Glenview, Aorli 39, age 72, huiband ol LaVonne; falher of Canten; grandfather of Timothy; brother of Almetyne and LeOta Flint, both ol Sioux Fain, Spulh Dakota, Service and Inter-men! private. In lieu ot flowers, contributions to the Arden Shore Home for Boys, Lake Bluff, Ml. or American Cancer Society, 1618 Or-rlngton Evansfon. Visitation at Wm. H.

Scott Funeral Home, 1104 Waukegan Glenview, from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P.m., Sunday. 7243. GRENKE Margaret Grenke of Broadview, loving mother of Caroline (Robert) Klelnfeldt, Margaret (John) Wip-plch; fond Brandpio'ner ot Kurt, Karl and Karrie Klelnfeldt and William, Margaret and Amy Wlpplch; daughter of Edgar Wright; sister ot George Lange, Visitation Sunday 2 to 9:30 P.m. at Broadview Funeral Home, 2020 Roosevelt Broadview. Services Monday, May 2- a.m., al chapel, Interment Forest Home.

Member and treasurer of Broadview Presbyterian Community Church. Member and former officer of B.P.B.W.A. and retired business manager of Llrtdop School. In lieu of tlowers, memorials to Broadview Preibyterlan Community Church appreciated. 344-3044.

GUIDOTTI John V. Guidottl of Hoffman Estates, beloved husband ot Anita, nee Locacclato; fond father of Rotemarle, Jonn Michael, Christopher and Glna; dear son ot Caroline and fhe late Frank; brother of Rita Mancuso and Elda Gugliot-fa. No visitation. Memorial Mass Saturday, April 30, at 1 p.m., at St. Hubert Church, Hoffman Estates.

Interment private. Masses will be appreciated. Info. AWgrlm and 5ons Funeral Home, Schaumburg, 883-5580. HARANT Ida E.

Harant, nee Oleschewske, beloved mother of Winifred (Richard) PonlcM and Margaret (Richard) Sedek; grandmother of William, Daniel and Mary Sadek. Visitation at Eltlston Funeral Home, First and Grant Streets, Hinsdale, Sunday 1 to 9 p.m. Funeral mass Monday 10 a.m. at St. Isaac Josues Church, Fourth and Clay Streets, Hinsdale.

Interment Mount Carmei. 323-0775. HARTIG Edna L. Hartlg, nee Gotdenbaum, of Elk Grove Village, formerly of Skokie; beloved wife ol the late Louis; dear mother of Evelyn Fiorlo, Louis Allan, Robert J. and the late Donald; grandmother ot eight; sister of Clara Lehman.

Funeral Monday, tl a.m., at Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Nlles Center Skokie. Interment St. Paul Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 3 to 9 o.m OR 3-4111. In lieu ol flowers.

make contributions 1o United Par kinson r-ounosnon, 3. siaie Chicago, 60604. HENRY Charles Carr Henry, age 78, April 27, 1977, at Newcassel Nursing Center. Omaha. beloved hus band ot the late Lillian F.

Henry, nee Fotheringham; lond brother of Paul Richard I. and James W. and Margaret Meyer. Funeral Satur day, lu: JU a.m., rrom ami in rnrramn Funoml Home. 6150 ti Cicero to St.

Mary ol the Woods Church. Mais tl a.m. Interment All Saints. Former charter member of St. Mary of the Woods narisn ana moiv name bocieiy.

me Society will meet at 8 p.m. Friday lor liturgical wake service, vinia-tion alter 6 p.m. Friday. 736-3833. HERUHV ThBfulnr Hrllhv.

AQe R7. ot Zlon. AprJI 27, beloved husband ot Hester; loving falher of Charlolle Smith and William Herllhy; grandfather of 10 and greatgrandfather of 13. Former employee or me uiy or imcauo unni ivao. Funeral services Saturday 9:30 a.m.

at Our Lady of Humility Church, Zlon. Interment All Saints Cemet ery, Kenosha, Wis. Visfraflort after 6 p.m. Friday at Congdon Funeral Home, 3012 Sheridan Zlon, Ml. 70-124.

JONES Jean M. Jones, of Edlion dear mother of Thomas (Nancy), Claudia (Howard) Laga, Denise end Mark Jones. No Visitation. Memorial man Monday, May 2nd, at a.m., at me inurcn oi 31. junana, Touhy and oketo Chicago.

Memorials to American Cancer Society or St, Joseph's Indian School, Char berlaln, South Dakota 57325. 631-1240 KELLEY Thomas B. Keliey ol the Presbvte-rljn Home. Evansfon. Aorll 2B.

1977. husband ol the late Selma; father ot Mrs. Thomas W. Crawford of Forest Park, Mrs. Lilian Benesch of El Calon, Mrs.

uorotny Hem-street of Palo Alto, Calif, and Thnmas Q. Kellcv Jr. ol Elmhurst, also survived by three sisters ami one brother. Friends may call1 Hebblethwalte Chapel, 1567 Ma Pie Evanston, Sunday afternoon and evening. Service 10 a.m.

Monday! at fciiioir inapei or ine rresoyie-rlan Home, Evanston. Interment prl-uatp Please nmit flowers. Memo rials may be made la the Irving Park pieiDyietian tnurcn. KONECNIK Judlta Konecnlk, rtee Borlk, loving wile of the late Paul; beloved mother ol John (the late Olga), Mildred (Paul) Remios, the latel Julia (Johnl Otleaka and the late' John; dear grandmother of Judith (Richard) Llska, me late Anna ll-reariCKj rweioe'u, joonne rior-man) Hanus, John Jr. (Arlene), tPxtrlt-l).

Robert. Paul ILIn- da) Remlas and Linda (James) Sweas; fond great-grandmother of 10: Oat ililpr of Ann (the late Alovslus) King, the late John (Zuianna) Borik and the late Sieve (Ann) Borlk. Resting at Forest Glen Chapels, Zldek and Son Director, 5265 N. Elston until 9:30 a.m. Saturday.

Lying In slate Trinity Slovak Lutheran Church from 10 a.m. until time of service at a.m. Saturday, interment uonemian National. Visitation after p.m. Fit-day.

777-2553. XOVALCIK Stanley J. kovbicik, age ti, oeiovear husband ol Helen nee loving father ot Nancy (William)' Soitarlch; erandtatner ol Donald. and Lisa; dear brother of Neiie; Kane, Lucille Kaumaikiewlci, Helen Pavllak, Kave Baiog, Praxeda Pletraia, Pearle De Pasauale, Jerry Pletrale, John and Edward Kovai-i elk. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., (rami Kowachek Funeral Horns, bm-76 W.

Lawrence to St. Constance: Church. Mats 10:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert.

Visitation Saturday 5 to 10 P.m., Sunday 3 to 10 P.m. 545-3300. KRUEGER William O. Krueger, formerly ot ihe. Brighton Park Neighborhood, loving father of Clayton (Eunice); fond grandfather of two; greatgrandfather of two; dear friend ol Bertha Horlne; dear brother at, Elmer (Mildred), Helen Fellows end ths late Adoiph (Mltile).

Fu- ncral services Saturday, April 30, 1977, 10:30 a.m., at Ocwlela Funeral Home, 4256 S. Moiart St. Interment Bethanla- Cemetery, Member ol Boutevard Lodge, Lagan Chapter, her career in 1923 at the Gray Elementary School on the Northwest Side. Survivors are her husband, Harry; two sons, Walter and Kenneth; two daughters, Mrs. Marilyn Hanson and Mrs.

Virginia Wray; and 11 grandchildren. John M. O'Connor Mass for John M. O'Connor, 46, a rait-way equipment salesman, will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Divine Infant Catholic Church, 10120 Kent Westchester.

Mr. O'Connor, of 1328 Evers Westchester, died Thursday in Ft. Lauderdale, where he was attending a business meeting. He was employed by the Railroad Friction Products 80 E. Jackson dealers in railroad brake shoes and railroad crossing products.

He also worked with the Railway Progress Institute, an industry organization, lecturing on grade crossing safety. Surviving are his widow, Arlcne; three daughters, Jill, Karyn, and Amy; a son, Joseph; his mother, Mrs. Mary Jane O'Connor; three sisters and a brother. Malcolm V. Bowman Services for Malcolm V.

Bowman, 70, retired tax manager of United Airlines, will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the chapel at 5303 N. Western Av. Mr. Bowman, who lived in Wilmettc until six months ago, died Thursday in Houston.

An employe of United Airlines for more than 20 years, Mr. Bowman also was a past president of the Air Taxation Association. He is survived by his widow, El-lene; a daughter, Linda Vogen; two grandchildren; a sister; and a brother. Dr. Kenneth Cohen Services for Dr.

Kenneth Cohen, 47, of 540 Leamington Wilmette, a physician, will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the chape) at 111 Skokie Wilmette. Cohen, who died Friday, was on the staff of Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, and Mary Thompson Hospital in Chicago. A specialist in internal medicine, he had offices at 7942 W. Oakton Niles.

Surviving are his widow, Ada; four daughters, Joanne, Marci, Leigh, and Lori; his mother, Mrs. Rose Cohen; and a sister. Deaths elsewhere Bertis Dobbs, 84, one of the original members of the Light Crust Dough Boys western swing band popular during the 1930s and who gave Bob Wills his start in music; in Ft. Worth. Myrtle Fawcett, 81, grandmother of actress Farrah Fawcett-Majors; in Hillsboro, Tex.

Dr. Harry Zweig. 63, a veternarian and director of the U.S. Trotting Association and president of the Harness Horse Breeders of New York; in New York. Mrs.

Ida Ituilolph Private services were held Friday for Mrs. Ida Rudolph, 84, of 540 W. Wellington Av. Mrs. Rudolph, widow of Dr.

Louis Rudolph, a gynecologist, died Wednesday in Columbus Hospital. She is survived by a son, Donald; a daughter, Mrs. Carol Erkcs; two brothers; and seven grandchildren. Mrs. John Ilauher Mass for Janice E.

Habuer, 57, a former resident of Glenview, will be Saturday in Spring Hill, Fla. Mrs. Hauber, who moved to Florida two years ago, died Thursday in Brooksville, Fla. Survivors include her husband, John; a son, John a daughter, Mrs. Janice Dail; five grandchildren; and her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Eckert. Diiane Thayer Mauder Services for Duane Thayer Mauder, 54, a microbiologist with Continental Can 4711 W. Foster will be at 4 p.m. Sunday in Community Presbyterian Church, 39 N.

Prospect Clarendon Hills. Mr. Thayer, of 815 Slough Hinsdale, died Thursday. Before joining Continental Can, Mauder was an assistant professor of bacteriology at Miami University, in Ohio. He was also an associate professor of biological sciences at Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh.

Mr. Mauder is survived by his widow, Betty, and a daughter, Sue; and his mother. Vera. Catherine A. Roberts Mrs.

Catherine A. Roberts, 94, formerly a resident of the Woodlawn and South Shore communities for 70 years, died Friday in the Peace Memorial Home, Evergreen Park, where she had lived two years. She was the widow of Charles Roberts, who, before his death in 1956, operated a drugstore for many years at Street and Greenwood Avenue. Surviving are a daughter, Wilma Dunn; two sons, Charles and John; 16 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and three sisters. Mass will be at a.m.

Monday in St. Germaine Catholic Church, 98th Street and Karlov Avenue, Oak Lawn. It. Dale Hansen R. Dale Hansen, 56, of 443 W.

Aldine died Friday in his home. Mr. Hansen was a stationary engineer for (he Wirtz Corp. at 415 W. Aldine Av.

Surviving are his widow, Eleanor, and mother, Iva Johnson. A Masonic service will be at 7 p.m. Sunday in the chapel at 2907 N. Clark St. Sirs.

Harry Bjork Services for Mrs. Esther H. Bjork, 73, of 5721 W. Irving Park will be at 1 p. m.

Monday in the Nebo Lutheran Church, 3914 N. Menard Av. Mrs. Bjork, a retired Chicago public-school teacher, died Thursday in her home. She started Uonflia HOU'ks ui aoison, dfidvcu husband of Josephine; loving falher ot Donald (Rente) Rouie.

At the Mortuary, 435 York, Elmhurst, where friends maf call Saturday. 6-9 p.m., and Sunday, 3-5 and 7-9 P.m, Funeral Mordiy. 9:15 trom Mortuary, to St. Josepl) Church, Addison, where mass will be celebrated 10 a.m. Inlermcnt Queen of Heaven Cemetery.

Klnoit omit flowers. 834-1133 RUDOLPH Ida Marie Kuooipn, nee aieingerw, beloved wife ot the late Dr. Louis; dear mother of Donald (Barbara), Carol (Donald) Erkes and the late Bobble Kulwln ol Champaign, loving grandmother of seven; fond sister of Harry and Morris Slain-, berg, both of Spring Valley, III. and the late EUa Adelman. Private services were held.

Info. Riser Memorial Chaoel, 561-4740. RYNDAK Bernlcr? Brnoa. nee januoowrci, beloved wife of Walter; devoted mother 0' Daniel (Diane), Steven and Thomas; dear sister of Mary (Ihe late Sylvester) Zondlak, Helen (Albert) Cool. Emily (Thomas) Boro and the lale John (Helen) and Raymond (Diane).

Funeral Monday, a.m., from Malec and Sons Funer1-al Home, 6000 N. Milwaukee to Holy innocents Church, interment St. Adalbert. Visitation begins Saturday at 4 p.m. Please omit flowers.

774-4100. SCUMACI John Scumaci, beloved Drorner or -the late Ross (Theresa) of Pittsburg; dear cousin of Ihe late Frank and Antonette Scumaci. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home. 713 W. 31st to All Salnts-St.

Anthdny Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Mount Carmei Cemetery. Please -omit flowers. Visitation Saturday 5 to 10 p.m.

and Sunday 2 to 10 735-4243. 1 SHEPPHARD Lawrence R- Sheophard, beloved husband ol Mildred; -fond uncle of Fanny, Vivian and Roy Walters. Funeral service Monday 10 a.m. at the Original Rago Brothers Funeral Home, 634 N. Western (at Erie).

Interment Elm Lawn AR6-7800. VUItAtlon Saturday after SLOWIK Sophie Slowik, nee Kroi, dear wire ol the late John; beloved mother ol Laura (John) Jayko, Bernlce Bood-ry, the late Henry (Louise), the late John jr. (Lflffan); fond grandmother ot seven; great-grandmother of nine; survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from Skala Funeral Home. 3656 W.

Belmont fo Sf. John, Cantlus Church. Mass 10 a.m. inler-. ment St.

Adalbert. Visitation Salur-. day after 4 P.m. KE 9-1376. SOBERSKI Eleanor E.

soberskl, nee japko beloved wife ol Raymond; dearest mother of Jim and Dara; fond sister of Helen Haiack. George Japko, Victoria Feller, Dorothy Rambart and the late Theresa McCormlck; daughter in law of the late Sal lie Soberskl. Resting at Stermer Funeral Home, 365J-59 Fullerton Av. Funeral Monday, May 2, at 9 a. mi, o-Our Lady of Grace Church.

Mais 9:30 a.m. interment St. Visitation alter 2 p.m. Saturday. BE 5-1 B15.

soso Pasko 5oso age 90, beloved husband ol the late Jennie, nee Barich; fond lather ol Richard (Marvl, William and the, late Ann; erandtaiher pf Diane, Patricia, Richard Daniel and the late Jeanelte (William) Celio; great-grandfalher ot Gall and William Cello. Funeral services Mon- day, May 2. at 10:30 a.m.. at Model I Funeral Home, 5725 S. Pulaski Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Member of Progress Lodge, No. 202, C.F.U. Of A. PO 7-4730. STAREK Henrietta N.

Starek, of The Pre-sbvlerlan Home. Evanston. April 26, 1977, wife of the late Roscoe Starek; mother ot Mrs. Amy b. Archer of Lake Forest, and Roscoe B.

Starek, Jr. of Palos Hills, survived by two sisters; five grandsons. Memorial service 11 a.m., Monday at St. Marts Church, Grove St. an Ridge Ave, Evanston.

Interment, prli vate. In lieu of flowers memorials, may be made to St. Marks Church, Trust Fund, Evanston. 864-013CI STRVCHALSKf Elliabeth Strvchalski, April 28, 1977. beloved wife of Stanley; dear sister of Emily Cnesnutt, Herta Goatlcv, Esther and John Stock.

Services -Monday, 2 o.m., at John M. Pedersen and Sons Chapel, '4338 Fullerton Av. Interment Union Ridge. Visitation Saturday 4 to 10 P.m. and Sunday 2 to 10 P.m.

,235: laic. SZYMKIEW1CZ Joseph Srymklewlci, beloved huv band of the late Klnga loving father of Lottie (Walter) Osowlec; dear grandfather of Jan Icq (John) Cole, Joseph (Mary) Osowlec, Joann (James) Jaltmh; great-grandialher of John. Mark and Melissa Cote, Valerie Osowiec and Jennifer Jaltuch. Funeral Monday, Mar 2, 9:30 from Joh H. Patka Funeral Home, 1256-58 vV.

51st to SI. John of Goti Church Interment Resurrection Please omit flowers. BO 8-5357. TREANOR Bernard Treanor, age 66. native of County Down, Ireland, beloved tiu-band of Margaret R.

Treanor, nee Clifford; fond falher of Francis Bernard J. and Dr. Richard C. Treanor; grandfather of 11; great-1 grandfather of five; dear brother ol John, Thomas and Josech. ail ot Ireland.

Funeral from Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 corner ot Pulaski Road, Saturday, April 30, 9:30 a.m., to St, Edwdid Church. Kostner and Sunnyslde Avenues, Mass 10 a.m. intermenfGaf-vary Cemetery. Please omit (lowers, Masses preferred or memorial!" to. the Northwest Community Hospital, Arlington Heights, would be ap-' predated.

Visitation at chapel after 6 P.m. Friday. KE 9-6100. TRTOL Mary 6. Trtoi, nee Mtkei, beloved wile of the late Michael; Icing' mother ot Antoinette (TerranceV Wilkin; devoted grandmother of.

Mary Beth, Terry and Ann Mario; loving sister of Margaret (Michael)-Sklsali, Joseph (Helen) Mikel, Anne (John) Wleriblckl, John (Margarel) Mikei, Julia (ffin isle Feifxf Wtlck. and the late George (Rose) Mtkel; mint nlirri. npotipw; anil couilns Funeral Monday, Irom Funeral Home, 2335 S. California to the Assumption B.V.M. Slovak Church, 34th and California Chicago.

Mass 10 a.m. Inietment Our Lady of Sorrows Cemetery. Member of St. Mary ol Lourdes No. 8)8, W.C.O.F., Assumption Living Rosary Sociely and the Assumption Golden Agers.

Visitation Saturday after 3 p.m. Bi 7-6133. TYDA Edward C. Tyda, beloved husband ol Marian nee Maday; devoted father ot EdAard, Jr. (Doris), J.

Dan and Richard (Kathy); grand-falher of Bruce, Susan, Ronald and Robert; loving brother ol Ben, Andrew (Frieda), Frances Lanson, George, Eleanor Rada and Joe (lis-ther) and ol the late Harry; many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Dcmnicki Funeral Home. 3630 W. George St. (Central Park near Milwaukee to Saint Hyacinth.

Interment Saint Adaiberls. Visitation afiet 5 p.m., Saiuriav and Irom 2 to 10 P.m., Sunday. 772-663Q. VAN NORMAN Vincent D. Van Norman, beloved son ol the late John and Mary Ann, nee Doherty; dear brolher of "John (Genevlevel Van Norman, the Inte Hugh and Sister Mary Juan O.P dear uncle ot Rosemary (William) Roessler, John and Dolores (Edward) Seaefcrecht; dear cousin ot Miriam HHImert, nee Mc Cam-bridge.

Visitation after 7 p.m. Friday. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m. trom Kenny Brolhers, 3600 95lh to St. Rita Church lor mass at 11 a.m.

Interment Ml. Olivet. 23v-3600. WALSH Edward J. Walsh, April 29, retirt-d CPD and Illinois Parole OKkei.

lovJnu huiband of Pearl M. fond father of William (Beverly) of six; son of the late Patrick and Margaret O'Brien Walsh; dear brother ol George Ethel Haegele, Oernfce Koshmider, Raymond. LI. Cot. USA retired (Marie) and the late William c.

(surviving wlte Helen), Mary Lett) and Josteh uncle of Palrlcla and Daniel Wlrtn, Leu W. and Ruth Kraff and many more nieces anj nephews. Visitation after 2 P.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 9.30 a.m., Irom Oonnellan Funeral.

Homa, 10535 S. Western to Si. Walter Church. Mm 10 a.m. Infer-ment HoW 5epulchre.

BE fl-0075. WHITTY Margaret Wmitv, beloved daughter of Ihe late Robert and Mary Ann Whiltv, ncc Cullen; dear sister ol Mary Buckley ami the late Jamc, Whltty, Anastasia Conahan and Agnes Whitfy. In lieu of fioweri, masses preferred, Funeral Monday, May 3, 9:15 a.m., to Divine Inlant Church, Westchesler. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m, itilerrjiertt Mount Carmei Cemetery. ViUtatiun at P.

M. Smith and Sons Funeral Home, 245 Madison OflX far, Saturday and Sunday alter 7 p.m. WICKLAND WIHiam Bradford (Brad) WickMrfd. April 11. 1977.

beloved II Marion, nee Bard; loving father of Rex Bradford (TeI Ann) WMand; brother of the late Jean Taylor Bur-rell and Rex Alfred WkHand. Secretary anil nwmncr ol Rajrd uf i-rectors, Active Fabricators' Hit Lyons, Ml. Memotlals to Norlhwoil-em University Selllemenl. American Cancer Society, Amedcan Hear! or 'he chsrity ol yourjhoite. Is suggest 'n lleuol (lowers.

Row-. land Home for Funerals. 2'fl-15J6. Teamster president quits scandal-torn pension fund THE GOVERNMENT has been investigating the fund since 1975 because of allegations that its assets were mismanaged and that it maintained ties to organized crime. In his letter of resignation addressed to the board, Fitzsimmons defended the fund's operation.

He made no mention of the Labor Department investigation, saying only that the 1974 federal pension reform law made it impossible for him to preside over both the operation of the fund and the union. Resigning in addition to Fitzsimmons were union official Roy Williams and management representatives John Spickerman and Andrew G. Massa. They were the last remaining trustees whose terms of office began before Oct. 26, 1976.

Their replacements have not been appointed. WASHINGTON AP Teamster Prcsk dent Frank E. Fitzsimmons and three other longtime trustees of the union's scandal-scarred Central States pension fund resigned Friday, the Labor Department announced. The resignations were part of an agreement with the government, which promised in return to drop plans for a lawsuit and to restore the fund's tax exemption. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall said he was pleased by the resignations.

He called it "a further indication that the fund is entering a new era of its operations." Marshall said, "It now appears likely that litigation over the fund's procedures for asset management will not be necessary." However, the secretary added that this still depended 6n whether the complete agreement is carried out. BAS1LE Frank J. Baslle, age husband of Catherine, nee Markotl; father of James, Gall Wlllson, Norman, Patricia Shields, George, David and Tom; grandfather of 13; brother ol Jennie Panouo, Grace Panouo, the late Anthony, Joseph and Charles. Resting at Panouo Bros. Funeral Home.

300 E. 115th alter 5 o.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 9:45 a.m., to St. Warv.f.hurch, Rlverdeie.

Mass 10:30 a.m. interment Mount Hope. PU 5-3030. BEAMER See Florence MMtun nolice, BECHTEL Wendel Phillip Bechtel, 80, late ol East Haiel Crest, April 28, 1977, beloved husband of Laura (Becky), nee Rlghtmlre; dear lather ot Jack (Barbara) and Lorraine; loving grandfather of Janet and Bruce; dear brother ot Gertrude (Joseph) Baccus of Redlands, Cal. Member ol American Lesion Post 1139, American Legion Press Assoc.

and First Presbyterian Church ol Homewood. Funeral Saturday, April 30. 10 a.m.. from Jerome Zlmny Funetal Home, 16774 Dixie Hwy Hliel Crest. Interment Homewood Memorial Gardens.

Visitation Friday 4 to 10 p.m. 335-0116. BJORK Esther H. Btork, nee Sandelt, dearly beloved wife ol Harry fond mother of Marilyn R. (Paul) Han-ion, Virginia E.

(Phillip) Wrv, Walter E. (Elolse) and Kennelh R. (Jennie); 11 grandchildren. Resting at the John C. Meliiner Funeral Home, 5630-24 Irving Park Rd.

Funeral services Monday, May 2, 1 p.m., at Nebo Lutheran Church, Menard Av. and Dakln St. Interment Elmwood Park Cemetery. Visitation Saturday 7 p.m. to 10 p.m Sunday 2 p.m.

to 10 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Bethoage Mission, Ax-tell. Neb. Info. 736-9000.

BORCH See Edward Walsh notice. 0S0WIEC See Joseph Siymkiewlct notice. PAP1NSK1 Joseph PBPlnski beloved falher of Sophie (George) Nowak, Henry (Josephine), Mary (Alonio) Gales, Joseph (Maryann); dear grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., Irom the Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 934-38 N. Ashland to Holy Trinity Church.

Interment St. Adalbert. 431-5800. PERREN Elliabeth C. Perren, beloved wife ot the late Edward; loving mother ol Betle Jean Perren.

Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 5800 W. 63 St. to Si. Svmphorosa Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p.m. Saturday. 735-4343 PETERSON Brian Todd Peterson, age 12.

beloved son of Robert and Joclene: dear brother of Robert, Julie, Scott, Patrick and the late Mark; fono grandson of Gunnard and Dolly Peterson and Edna Scfiwariel. Services Monday, May 2. I P.m., al Mati Funeral Home. 3440 N. Cent ral Ave.

Interment Oakridge. Visitation aflcr 7 p.m., Saturday. PUSATERI Sister Agatha Pusateil, O.S.U. (Mary Eliiabelh). Superior Ascension Convent.

Oak Park, date ol blrlh Dec. 1916, Feslus, died Anrli 28, 1977, dear daughter ol the late Lena and Edward Pusateri; fond sister ol Antonnetle Pusateri, Festus, Anna (Fred) Fitzgerald, Festus. Dorothy INrjrvlaie) Heuel. Imperial, Pedro. Festus, Salvador, Phoenix, Vincent, St.

Peters-burg, Joseph, Festus, Mo. and the late Rose, Anthony and Tony Pusateri, all of Festus, Mo. Visitation Sunday, May 1, 6 to 9 P.m., at P. M. Smith and Sons Funeral Home, Madison Onk Park.

Wake service p.m. Mass ol the Resurrection at Ascension Church, Oak Park. Monday, May 3, at 10 a.m. Visitation Monday. May 3, 6 to 9 p.m., Ursullne Convent, 353 S.

Sappington Ki'kwood, Mo. Wake service p.m. Funeral mass Tuesday. May 3, 10 a.m., Ursullne Convent. Interment St.

Peters Cemetery, Kirkwood, Mo. RANKIN John L. Rankin, ol Villa Park, beloved husband ol Margaret; dear father of Bsnnie; loving grandfather of Stephanie and Jennifer; brother of Tom uncle of John D. Services Monday 2:30 p.m at Steurele Funeral Home, 350 S. Ardmore Villa Park.

Interment Elm Lawn. Visitation Sunday after 2 P.m. 40 year member ol Chicago Board of wsoe. 8oi Catherine A. Roberts, nee Logan, April 29, 1977, beloved wife of the late Charles dear mother of Charles L.

(Lala) and John E. (Mae) Roberts and Wllma (Jphn)J. Dunn; granamolher ot 16; great-grandmother al eight; surviving liters, Charlotte Ethercdge, Agnes Miles and Josephine Rankin. Visitation at The Chaoel, 2100 W. 951 al Hoyne, Sunday 3 to 10 p.m.

Funeral Monday 10 a.m. to St. Germaine Church for Mass of Ihe Resurrection 10:30 interment Mount Olivet. I lieu Mowers, masses preferred. 779-3535.

J. L. O'Hanley Director. DRUSE Leon F. Druse, late of Anions, formerly of Ayoum Park, beloved husband of Lucy, nee Stevenson; loving lather of Alice L.

(Chris) Weers and Richard C. (Shirley); fond grandfather of Donald and Nan-cl McCaleb ot S4n Jose, California, Richard Jr. and Cheryl Druse. Funeral services Monday, 10 a.m., at Cordt-Rvan Funeral Home, 1B032 Dixie Highway, Homewood. interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Masonic services, Sunday 8 P.m., under the atstlces of Compass Lodge NO- 922 (Formerly composite Lodge Former Office and Bull-ness Representative, Cerpenteci Local 141 and retired Business Representative of Chicago District Council ot Carpenters. Member of Ancient Scottish Rlflht ot Free Masonry El Zarlbah Temple. A.A-.O.fl.M.S. Visitation after 1 P.m., Saturday and Sunday. DRUSE Leon F.

Druse, late of Arizona, formerly of Auburn Park, beloved husband of Lucy, nee Stevenson; laving father of Alice L. Weers and Richard lend grandfather of Donald and Nancy McCaleb and Richard Jr. and Cheryl Druse. Funeral services Monday. 10 a.m., at Cordy-Rvan Funeral Home, 18022 Dixie Homewood.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Masonic services Sunday p.m., under the auspices of ot Compass Lodge. No. 922, (formerly Composite Lodge), A.F. 8.

A.M. Former office and business representative Carpenter's Local 141 and retired business representative of Chicago District Council of Carpenters. Member of Ancient Accepted Scottish Rile ol Free Masonry-Et Zarlbah Temnie A. A.O.N. M.S.

Visitation after 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. SY 8-0331. DUMBLAUSKAS Walter M. Dumblauskas, beloved hutband of Sharon, nee Malone; loving tattiet ot Jerry and Jeanne; Off-voted son of Kasty and Anne Dumblauskas; dearest brother of Joanne Cooksey, Elliabeth Moss, James, Edward and Michael Dumblauskas; fond grandson of Paul and Anna Zukauskas; dear relative of Mae Thorpe.

Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., trom the Sheeny Funeral Home, 7020 W. I27th Palos Helghfs, fo St. Damlan Church for 10 a.m. ma. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Visitation alter 3 P.m. Saturday. In lieu ol flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society would be appreciated. 341-J235. DZIEDZIC Aloys I us "Alex" Diledric, beloved husband of Victoria, nee Bolt; tie-voied father of Bernadlne and Albert "Cfifky" (Jones); loving grand-father ot Jennifer, Michael, Elliabeth, and Matihcw; fond brother of Mary Smola.

Funeral ser-vfces Monday at 9: IS a.m. from Wollschlager Funeral Home, 3604 5. Hoyne to SI Maurice Church lor 9:30 am mass. Interment Ressurection. Please omit flowers, send contribution to Chicago Lung Association.

Visitation Saturday 6-10 p.m. and Sunday 2-10 p.m. LA3-0196 COHEN Kenneth Cohen M.D., beloved husband ol Ada. nee Ltby; dear father ot Joanne, Marti, Leigh and Lori; fond brother of Arlene (Nathan) Singer; adored son of Rose and the late Joseph Cohen; devoted son in law ol Anna Belle and the late Bernard Lib. Services Monday 10 a.m.

ot Welnsteln Brothers North Shore Chapel. Ill Skokie Wilmette. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Myra Kurland Heart Fund. Member of American Medical Temple Shalom, B'nal Brith and Myra Kurland Heart Fund.

Ctiapet visitation only at time ot services. Infor: AL657D0 or RO1-2400 DANESI Joseph 0. Danesl, beloved husband ot Kate, nee Barone; fond father ol Dolores (Robert) Orlik, Annette (Dennis) Siafran, Susan (John) Cadero; brother of Glno, Caesar, Dan and the late Ray, Eddie and Helen; grandfather of six. Vice-president of G. Marconi Society.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m.. from Rosarlo D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. North to Our Lady of Angels Church. Mass 10:30 a.m.

Visitation after 4 p.m. Saturday. Interment Queen of Heaven. Mt 7-0449 Of ME 7-0450. DENNEHY Helen Dennehy, nee Collins, April 79, 1977, beloved wife of Edmond Dennehy; fond mother of Patricia (John) Rausch, Philip (Irene), Mary and James Dennehy; laving orandmothsr of eight; dear sister of Ruth Schwa rt i.

Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a.m. trom McPhee Funeral Home, 7133 S. Western to SI. Adrian Church. Mass of fhe Resurrection 9:45 a.m.

Interment St. James Cemetery at the Sao. Visitation after 5 e.m. Friday. Arthur Dennler, beloved husband of the late Ida May, nee Hardy; lov ng father of Waften (Maude).

Be nice Matthew, Ruth (Kay) Sams, Albert (Maryann) and CaWin W. (Wary Lw) 'grandfather of 13. Resting at Frank ft. Rmga end Sorts, 4MJ W. Grand Ave.

Funeral Monday, 11 a.m. Interment Woodlawn. vislla-tlon alter 7 P.m. Saturday. 637-BI80 DILLON Teresa Dillon, nee Bovle, beloved wife of the late Thomas Dillon; dear mother of Capt.

Thomas, USA (Mlmi) ol Washington D.C.; loving grandmother of Colleen and Mary Both; sister of Catherine Charval ot Florida, Florence Collins and the late Joseph Boyle. Retired employee ol Illinois Bell Telephone Co. In lieu ot flowers, c6ntrlbutlont to American Diabetes Foundation appreciated. Funeral Monday, May 2, 9:30 a.m., to St. Giles Church.

Mass of the Resurrection 10 Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation at P. M. Smllh and Sons Funeral Home, 245 Madison Oak Park, Sunday 3 to 9 p.m. ALEXANDER Henry G.

Alexander, beloved nus-band of Mltile. nee Baker; beloved lather ol Mltile (Louis) Nerdlni, Johanna and the late John (Joy); loving grandfather of Guy (Carmen), Tim and John; beloved greatgrandfather of Gina and Luis. Resting at Lewis Funeral Home, 7600 W. Grand at me Circle, after P.m. Saturday.

Funeral Monday, May 3. at 10 a.m. Interment Elm-wood Cemetery. Contributions to the family appreciated. 453-1234.

ANDERSON Augustus fc. Anoerson, age oo, ot-loved husband of Ihe lafe Carrie, nee Robinson; loving brother ol Albert C. and the late Robert Fred 0-, LeRoy and Gertrude Anderson. Memorial services Friday, May, 11 at Edgewater Presbyterian Church, 1030 W. Bryn Mawr, from Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N.

Western Av. Interment private. 561-0874. ANDERSON Esther L. Anderson of Forest Park, April 28, 1977, dear sister of Elmer; lond aunt ol four.

Former employee ol National Bank ot Austin, Oak Park. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Johnson Funeral Home, 9 S. Batavla, Bate via. III.

interment West Batavla Cemetery, visitation 4 10 7 P.m.. Sunday, 079.1491, ANGEL0RO Mlchete Angeloia. two" ndef many nlecei and nephews. Funeral Monday, at 9 a.m., from the Be -mont Funeral Home, 7130 w. Belmont to St.

Francis Cabrinl Church, ma is at 10 a.m. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. 383-7744 or 286-2500 AREY Claire L. Arey, rise Sterket, dear mother of Mrs. Gladys (Wilbur) Leach; two grandchildren, Diane and Carol; one brother, Henry Ster-kel, of Brooklleld, IL.

Private graveside services were held 3 p.m.. Friday, Mount Greenwood Cemetery. BANKY Joseph N. Benky, beloved husband of Mary, nee Puksmli; dear father ol Nancy Jimmy) Porrevecchlo, Kalhv, Theresa- Michael and Tommy; brother of John Bankyj brother In law of Monica Banky; nephew of Anna Yuscius. Funeral Monday, May 2, al 10 a.m., from Lack Funeral Home, 2424 W.

69th to Nativity B.V.M. Church. Interment St. Cailmlr Cemetery. Member ol Holy flame Society, 4th Degree Member of Cardinal Mundelein Council K.

of member ol Commentators and Committeeman of Nativity B.V.M. Church and Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. Visitation Saturday offer 6 p.m. BROWN Nancy A. Brown, nee Ploen, of McHenrv, loving wile ot the late George W.

Brown; beloved motherot Lisa, Ores and David Fairbanks; fond daughter ot Jim and Olive Ploen of Fc Lake; sister ot James (June) Ploen Jr. ot Glenview; aunt ol lour. Owner of Jlm'i Mens Wear, Fo Lake- Resting at K. K. Ham-sher Funeral Home.

12 N. Plstakee Lake Fox Lake, 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Private services and interment. Info.

587-2100. BURNS Clarence P. Burns, North Riverside. 111., dear brother of Lucille Maly and Catherine Ross; fond uncle ot many nieces and nephews. Monday a.m.

from Kuratko Funeral Home, 25th B. Des Plaines North Riverside to St. Mary Church. Mass ot the Resurrection 10 a.m. tnlerment Queen ol Heaven.

Member of Amerfcus Council No. 1279 ot C. Visitation Sunday only 2-4 7-9 p.m. In lieu ol flowers misses preferred. 447-2500.

BUSLETA Ann Busleta, nee Sadowskl, beloved wile of Anthony; loving mother ot Dolores (Robert) Fleress, Don (Mary), Anthony (Karen), Ann (Don) Poley, Patricia (Fred) Hansen, Bruce (Kathleen), Tanl and Bradley; fond grandmother of 16 and one great-grandchild; sister In law ot Uncle Pete. Funeral Monday, May 2. 10 a.m. services at the Ed Prlgneno Funeral Xome, IBIS W. North Av.

(Broadway and North Avenues), Melrose Park. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Vlslta. Hon Sunday after 2 P.m. Info.

344-0635. CAMPBELL J. L. Campbell, age 57, ot TIMey Park, husband of Derlene, nee Hs mm; lather of Diane, Debra and Kenneth (Mary); si sisters and four brothers. Resting at Hlnch Memorial Chapel, 183d and Harlem, Tlnlev Park, after 2 P.m.

Sunday. Funeral service Monday 11 a.m. In-tement Zlon Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Tlnlev Park Church of Christ. 532-4700.

CHOOLJIAN Ma gar choolllan, age 60, husband of Marltia; brother of Manuel. Ser- vices pending, BaiHan and Petrott. Mortuary, Northrldge, Calif, TRIBUNE DEATH NOTICES reach 2.7 million readers on Sunday 1.5 million on weekdays Funeral Directors JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 15 E. Erie WHItehall 4-6060 Cemeteries R1DGEWOOD Cemetery-Des Plaines. Choice Sec.

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3:30 2 Crypls, Memorial Estates, in Cook nr. Northlake. Priced tor quick sale 346-3345 Chanel Hills Soulti- 4 gr lot Faith sect S200ea. or offer. Wood- 331-1297 In Memorlom GUANGI Catherine Guangl, April 30, 1973 Never will you be forgotten.

Long as memories of the past, fasf I Love You, Jim Death notices ADAIR George Adair devoted husband of Carolyn Krechow; beloved brother of Alice (John) Kopshever, Robert -(Kalhleen), Hairy (the late Vera) and Thomas J. (Alice); dear uncle of several nelces and nephews. Visitation after 5 P.m., Saturday, and slier 2 P.m., Sunday, at Frank M. Foran Funeral Home, 7300 W. Archer (5Slh St, Just west of Harlem).

Service Monday, 1 p.m. Interment Belhanla. Please omit flowers. Olferlngs appreciated to Brighton Park Presbelarlan Church. 458-0208.

AD0RNETT0 Joseph J. Adornetto, beloved hus-hnri of I ena. nee Canal; loving father of Joseph Paul and Richard inhn (Jean). Georoe (Marlon), To ny (Lee), Sam and Rose (Anthony) Cancllla; dear uncle of many nieces ana nepnew. runeroi aojuiooy, 10:00, from I he Montclalr Funeral unme.

fivQl W. Belmont to St John Bosco Church. Mass 10:30 a.m. interment rviouni v-ormei Cemetery. Visitation alter 4 p.m.

Friday. 632-9300. 6 A.M. in lieu gr none'i, donations to Cancer Fund appreciated. 254-3833.

LANGE See Margaret Grenke notice. LINDEMULDER Lena Llndemulder, nee De Boer, beloved wile ol Anko; loving mother ot Bertha (John) Van Wvk. Theodore (Grace), Hllbeft (Winnie), Eleanore Llndemulder and Andrew I Leonard (Joyce); fond grandmother ol 14 and great-grandmother of six; dear sister of Susie Rooda; William De Boer, Johanna Oe Vos, Richard Posf, Lena Tammellng and the late Rensfce Muller. Agn Muller, Mark and Cornolius Post. Resting at Mulder Memorial Chapel, 6027 Roosevelt Cicero, where services will be held 1 P.m.

May 2. Interment Chapel Hill Gar- dens South. Memorials to Rest Haven Christian Convalescent Home. I Ellm School to' Handicapped orj Back to God Hou' appreciated, Visi-i tation alter 2 P.m. Saturday.

OL 2-0005. 1 BRADLEY Florence uradiev. nee oecner, mm Sept. 19, 1853, died Aptil 27, sister ol L.J, Becker; aunt ol Ben-nle Stephen. Funeral St.

Anthony Church, Spring Valley, II. Interment Valley Memorial Park. BREDESEN John B. Brtdesan at Tehran. Ken, April 19, 177, formerly of Chicago, husband of Patricia; brother of Bud.

Memorial services were held Kes hens, Wis. on April 23. BROWN George W. Brown of McHenrv, loving husband of the late Nancy A. Brown; fond step-father ot Lisa, Greg and David Fairbanks.

Retired captain USMC, also served in U. S. Navy and Royal Canadian Air Force. Member of Retired Officers Assoc. Owner of Jim's Mens Wear, Fo Like- Resting at K.

K. Hamsher Funeral Home, II N. Plstakee Lake Foi Lake, 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Private services and Interment.

Info. 587-2100..