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6 Section 1 Chicago Tribune, Saturday, September 2, 1978 I tt, fii. Obituaries 1.1 i 1 i La urine; three daughters, Mrs. Betty Unbehaun, Mrs. Barbara Feldvebel, and Mrs. Joan Rogers; 10 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and two brothers.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the chapel of the First United Methodist Church, 324 N. Oak Park Oak Park. Lt. Joseph T.

Hill Lt. Joseph T. Hill, 58, a Chicago Tribune security officer for 14 years, died Friday in Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Before joining The Tribune, Lt. Hill had been a member of the security force at Union Station for 16 years.

He is survived by his wife, Vivian; a daughter, Mrs. Ricki Schuricht; a granddaughter; and his mother. A memorial service will be at 7 p.m. Saturday in the chapel at 5844 N. Milwaukee Av.

The funeral will be in Rogersville, Mo. Mrs. Hugh Collins Mass for Mrs. Alice B. Collins, 69, of 1319 Cleveland Evanston, a 30-year resident of the suburb, will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday in St. Nicholas Catholic Church, 806 Ridge Evanston. Mrs. Collins died Thursday in Evanston Hospital. Surviving are her husband, Hugh, a retired stationary engineer for the Naval Air Station, Glenview, and a brother.

Edwin E. Myers Services for Edwin E. "Laddie" Myers, 81, a track and football star who won a Bronze Medal in the 1920 Olympic Games in Antwerp, Belgium, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in the chapel at 1567 N. Maple Evanston.

A pole vaulter, too, he also competed in the 1924 Olympics and played end for the Dartmouth College football team. Mr. Myers, formerly of Hinsdale, had lived at an Evanston nursing home. He died Thursday in Evanston Hospital. Until his retirement in 1965, he had been an insurance broker for 38 years with W.A.

Alexander Co. Surviving are a son, Edwin E. and a sister. Mrs. Raymond W.

Ickes Mrs. Miralotte S. Ickes, a former Chicago area resident, died Thursday in Berkeley, where she had lived. Mrs. Ickes was the daughter of Dr.

Louis W. Sauer, retired pediatrician who developed a whooping cough vaccine through research he began in 1925 at Evanston Hospital where he was a staff member. The vaccine was perfected in 1953, when it was released for general use. Sauer, who now lives in Coral Gables, with his wife, Mira, is a former medical director of The Cradle in Evanston and professor of pediatrics at Northwestern University Medical School. Mrs.

Ickes is survived also by her husband, Raymond a retired attorney; a daughter, Mrs. Andrea Ball; a son, Kyle; grandchilden; a brother; and a sister. Dr. Albert Mizock Services for Dr. Albert Mizock, 72, will be at 11 a.m.

Sunday in the chapel at 3019 W. Peterson Av. Dr. Mizock, of 2805 W. Catalpa, died Thursday in Illinois Masonic Hospital.

He practiced medicine for 45 years at 1506 W. Devon and was on the staff of Walther Memorial and Central Community hospitals. He was a member of the American Medical Association, the Chicago Medical Society, and the Westridge Sunset B'nai B'rith. He won the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart in World War II. Surviving are his wife, Frances; one son, Dr.

Giles; three brothers; two sisters; and three grandchildren. Mrs. Sydney Haskins A memorial service for Mrs. Sylvia Haskins, 81, a sculptor who was known professionally as Sylvia Shaw Judson, will be at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Lake Forest Friends Meeting House, 101 W.

Old Elm Lake Forest. Mrs. Haskins died Thursday while visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alice Ryerson, in Lake Forest. Mrs.

Haskins and her husband, Sidney, moved from Lake Forest to Kennett Square, in 1973. Garden sculpture was Mrs. Haskins' forte, and one of her works, "The Little Gardener," is in the Rose Garden of the White House. Other works are displayed at the Art Institute, in Ravinia Park, and in gardens and parks throughout the country. She won many awards and her work was displayed at the Chicago Century of Progress and the world's fairs in New York City and San Francisco.

Mrs. Haskins' first husband, Chicago attorney Clay Judson, died in 1960. A sister, Mrs. John T. McCutcheon, whose late husband was a Chicago Tribune cartoonist, died last fall.

Besides her husband and daughter, Mrs. Haskins is survived by another sister, Theodora King; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Dagmar I. Michels Mass for Mrs.

Dagmar I. Michels, 75, widow of a Loop realtor, will be said at 11 a.m. Saturday in SS. Faith, Hope, end Charity Catholic Church, 191 Linden Winnetka. Mrs.

Michels died Thursday in her home at 90 Woodley Winnetka. Her late husband operated Hugh C. Michels a real estate firm at 105 W. Madison which is row operated by her son, Hugh Jr. Other survivors include a sister and four grandchildren.

Elvln G. Byers Elvin G. Byers, 82, a retired teacher and elementary school principal in Oak Park, died Friday in his home at 630 Forest Oak Park. He retired in 1962 as principal of the Hawthorne Elementary School and previously had been principal of the Longfellow School. A Navy veteran of World War he was a past commander of American Legion Post 15 in Oak Park.

Surviving are his wife, AP Wirepnoio re prisoners of love I The Rev. Dorothea Hobson (left, foreground) per- forms a marriage ceremony via prison phone for Mary Larson and Wesley Massey in the Colorado Slate Penitentiary in Carson where Massey is an inmate. Both have been charged in connec- tion with a robbery and murder in Omaha. Mas- sey's bride, an inmate in a be a prosecution withness officials said, even though World briefs Rhodesia accuses Britain, U.S. of betrayal From Tribune Wire Services SALISBURY, Rhodesia Premier Ian Smith accused the United States and Britain of betrayal Friday and declared his biracial transitional government would continue working for a peaceful settlement.

Smith said Rhodesia has met with "deceit and treachery seldom if ever previously witnessed" on the part of leading Western countries. "Our principal problem has been that the British and U.S. governments have gone out of their way to undermine our plan and at the same time have given assistance and encouragement to our opponents, the terrorists," he said. and 350 fugitives to return to their homes. Some observers had feared Lopez Portillo would delay or even cancel the amnesty plan in the wake of the kidnaping and death earlier this week of the son of Mexico's ambassador to the United States.

32 killed in bus crash CARTAGENA, Colombia A bus crammed with passengers veered out of control on a bridge near Barranquilla and plunged into a canal, killing at least 32 persons, police said. Authorities said the bus carried 68 persons when it fell into the canal in northern Colombia, 60 miles east of here. Oslo rejects Russ plea OSLO Norway rejected a Kremlin request to help salvage the wreck of a Soviet spy plane that crashed on a rocky Norwegian island in the Arctic Monday. All seven crewmen aboard were killed in the crash. The Norwegian News Agency quoted well-informed American sources as saying the United States would be very interested in studying surveillance equipment found in the Tupolev 126, a reconaissance craft.

But officials in Oslo indicated U.S. experts would not be allowed to examine the debris, though nformation could be relayed to the U.S. through NATO. in Namibia for a constituent assembly. The assembly, in turn, would draft and approve a constitution before the territory would become independent.

Soviets fly aid to Viet WASHINGTON The Soviet Union has conducted a major airlift of military and civilian supplies to Viet Nam in the last several weeks since relations worsened between Hanoi and its Communist neighbors, China and Cambodia, U.S. officials said here. One official, who declined to be identified, said the airlift, involving 15 to 20 planes with stops in Pakistan and India, ended in the last few days. The official said some intelligence reports indicated that the Soviets were sending technicians to replace Chinese technicians who left Viet Nam as tensions between Hanoi and Peking mounted during the summer. Mexico plans amnesty MEXICO CITY President Jose Lopez Portillo said he would submit to congress an amnesty bill that would benefit political prisoners, fugitives, and exiles.

Lopez Portillo said the bill would allow about 1,000 political prisoners, 56 exiles, UN hears Namibia plan NEW YORK The United Nations Security Council heard Secretary Gen. Kurt Waldheim's plan for a proposed UN operation in Namibia South-West Africa but did not act to open public debate on it. The plan, which calls for a UN force and a big civilian operation at an estimated cost of $300 million, is designed to help Namibia's transition to independence from South Africa. The proposed UN Transition Assistance Group would supervise elections Hunt female who bilked woman, 85, of $32,500 women's prison, is to against him at his trial, they're married. FALB0 Henry Falbo, of Melrose Park, a owner of Falbo Cheese beloved husband of Frances (Pisano) also of the late Pearl; loving father of Dianne (Tom) S'ad.

John (Martha); stepfather of Penny Pisano; fond grandfather of six; dear son of the late Saivator and Louise; brother ot Fred (Rose), Lillian (Frank) Pul-lia, Frank (Norma), Rose (Pat) Nuniialo, Mary Dellaria and Joe (Mary). Funeral Tuesday, Sent. 5, 9 a.m. from The Ed Prignano Funeral Home, 1815 W. North Av.

(Broadway and North Av.) Melrose Park. Mass 9:30 a.m. at Mount Carmel Church. Entombment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2 p.m.

to 10 p.m., Monday 2 P.m. to 10 p.m. Info 344-0635. FALC0 See Henry Falbo notice. FAVIA Michele Ravia of Villa Park, beloved husband of Serafina; dear father of Nick, Frank (Doris), Anthony (Rose).

Vito (Reba), and Rocco (Ariene); grandfather of 14; great-grandfather of eight. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m. from Steuerie Funeral Home, 350 S. Ardmore Villa Park, to St. John the Apostle Church, mass a.m.

Entombment Queen ot Heaven. Visitation Friday, after 4:30 p.m. 832-4161. FLECK Catherine W. Fleck, Aug.

31, 1978 of Birmingham Michigan, formerly of Forest Park II, age 63, beloved wife of Paul dear mother of Virginia (Donald) Hill and Robert P. Fleck; daughter Edith Gaden ot Forest Park sister of Fred and G'enn Gaden; grandmother of Sharon and Robert Hill. Memorial service Monday 2 p.m. at St. John Lutheran Church, 305 Circle Ave Forest Park Burial Forest Home Cemetery, Forest Park.

Contributions to Valparaiso University Worn ens Guild, Valparaiso Indiana, 46383 appreciated. For info please call Vasu Funeral Home, Royal Oak Michigan. 313-549-0500 FRANK Eiiiabeth W. Frank, beloved wife of the late Raymond L. Frank; dear mother of Robert and Eieen Billed; fond grandmother of four; loving daughter of Caroline and the late John Lahner; sister of Richard Lahner and Phoenir, Am.

and Caroline Ritter, ot Worth, in. Resting at The O'Donneii-Barfr-Schultf Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103rd St. where services will be held Tuesday 10 a.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.

Visitation Monday alter 7 p.m. 233-0551. GAUDI0 See Henry Falbo notice. HAGMAN See Rose Miller notice. HAYES Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. Haves, P. Pastor Emeritus of Most Holy Redeemer Church, Evergreen Park, devoted son of the late Peter and Mary Haves; loving brother of Sister M.

Perpetua Haves, of St. Mary of The Woods, William Katherine Peter J. (Jeanette), Charles A. (Gereidine), the late Mary Jecobsmever, John B. and Margaret Haves; survived bv many nieces and nephews.

Visitation Sunday after 5 P.m. at Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 95th Everg. reen Park. Lying In state Monday, Sept.

4, 11 am. at Most Holy Redeemer Church until time of funeral. Mass of The Resurrection will be conceiebrated on Tuesday at 11 a m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 239-3600.

HILL Joseph T. HiH, be'oved husband of Vivian; dearest father of Ricki Schuricht; loving grandfather ot Steohanie; fond son ot Eiiiabeth. Visitation Saturday 4 p.m. to 10 P.m. at Duiek-Larkowikl Funeral Home, 5144-48 N.

Milwaukee with services at the chaoel at 7 p.m. in lieu of flowers, contributions to the Heart Fund would be appreciated. Interment will be In the White Oak Cemetery, Rogersville Mo. 76J-5111. JENSEN Ethel E.

Jensen, age 6S, of Dow-agiec. died Thursday, Aug, 31, wife of aunts; sister of Ruth Moss, of Homewood, II. Funeral service Saturday 12 noon at McLauchUn 8 Clark Funeral Home, Dowagiac, Mich. Cremation win follow service. Friends may ca'l at chapel from 4 til 7 p.m.

Fridar. REACH all of your friends with a "Card ol Thanks" notice. Call Miss Thomas 222-3647 SCHLEYER Louis w. Schlever, beloved husband of the late Theresa; dear brother of Rose Gerhardt; fond uncle of (Oury) Johnson and William Gerhardt; great-uncle of Tom and Susan Gerhardt and Dean and Beth Johnson; fond stepfather of Mildred Faust and the late Geraldine Pounds. Visitation Monday, Sept.

4 at Wieting Sort Funeral Home, 3658 S. Wolcott Av. from 2 to 10 p.m. Funeral services Tuesday Sept 5. at 11 a.m.

from weifing Cheoe'. Interment Oakridge Cemetery. 523- 0985. SCHWEDE Marshall E. Schwede of Lake Villa, formerly ot Chicago, beloved husband of Joyce, nee Bryant; dear father of Rick, Teresa, Jacqueline and Dianne; son ot Marshall and Gertrude.

Funeral 1 p.m., Tuesday, at Strang Funeral Home, Antioch, II. Interment St. Adalbert, Niles. Visitation 3 'til 9 p.m., Monday. Info.

395-4000. SLAD See Henry Falbo notice. SP0NGBERG Anna Soongberg, of Oak Lawn, beloved wife ot the late Albert; loving mother of Rune (Evelyn) and Roy (Lona) Soongberg, Mary Ann (Edward) Alien and the late Carl (Red) Soongberg; five grandchildren; sisters and brothers in Sweden. Service Tuesday, Sept. 5, ll a.m.

at Edgar Funeral Home, 10900 S. Cicero. ln-t ferment Oak Hill. Member ot Silian Mora Tuna Lodge No. 134 V.O.

ot A. and Vastman Lands Klubben. Visitation after 2 p.m. Sunday. 423-1600 Or 723-0876.

THIEU Amelia A. Thiele, beloved wife of the late Charles; loYmg mother of Leona (the late Joseph) Pickar, Bernice (the late Willis) Schupbach, Shirley (Arthur) Brendeiand and the late Frank (Vivian) Marvin; dear grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of 18. Funeral services Saturday. 1 P.m. at Koibus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W.

Hlggms AVe. In. ferment irvlng park Cemetery, visitation FndaY, 4-9 p.m. 774-3232. voss Wii'iam J.

Voss, aqe 94, of Chicago, beloved husband of the late Anna, nee Sahs; fond father of Edith (Ha'-vey) Iversen, Donald (Jean) and Charlotte (Charles) Cage; grandfather ot nme, great-grandfather of two. Funeral private. Memorials to Grace Lutheran Church appreciated, 2751 S. Kenov, Chicago, 521-02B9. VUGRIN Joseph G.

Vugrin, beloved husband ot the late lea no re. nee father of Joseph Jr. (Julie), Sharon, and the ia'e Rodney; fond brother of Peter and Stanley; dear grandfather ot four; and one great- grandchild. Visitation Sun. 8 Mon.

3 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Frank M. Foran Funeral Home, 7300 W. 55th St (Archer Ave.

iust west of Hariem). Funeral Tuesday 9 30 a m. to St. Joseph Church, interment Resurrection. Please omit Howe's, Masses and your prayers appreciated.

4580208. WEBSTER Dorothy F. Webser, of Des Pieines, beloved mother erf Barbara L. (Roger) Feitner, Daniel S. and Jeftery a.

(Norma) Webster; tour g-andchtioren; fond sister of Sochi Schramm and Care Miller. Visite-tion Saturday 3 to 9:30 pm at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry Des Pieines where services wilt be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. 824-5155. WIARAN0WSKI George J. Wiaranowskl, beloved husband of Antonie, nee Kucaba; dear brother of Cere Patterson, Edward (Esther) and Harry (Lois), Funeral Saturday, Sept.

2, at 9-30 a m. from Kuiasik Funeral Home, 4860 W. 31st Cicero to St. Mary Church. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum, visitation Friday 4 to 9:30 P.m.

452-2005. ZAPLER See Rost Miller notice. the victim likely would be allowed to split the find. HOWEVER, THE VICTIM was told she would have to put up "good faith" money to prove she was capable of supporting herself without the promised windfall. They went to the victim's home where she turned over $1,000 in cash, and traveled to Norwood Federal Savings Loan Association, where the victim withdrew $4,000 and gave it to the con artist.

The next day, the victim took the con artist to the First Federal Savings Loan Association branch at 6200 S. Kcd-zie where she withdrew $5,000 in cash and a check for another $5,000 which she turned over to the con artist. The pair went to Bell Federal Savings Loan Association where the elderly woman withdrew three checks for $5,000 each and $2,500, all of which were given to the younger woman. AFTER THE LAST withdrawal, the con artist left on the pretext of going on an errand and wasn't seen again. The victim's daughter subsequently learned of the scheme, notified police, and convinced her mother to stop payment on the checks.

By Jerry Thornton POLICE ARE SEEKING an attractive female con artist who bilked an 85-year-old South Side woman out of $12,500 in cash and another $20,000 in checks. On Monday and Tuesday the cash and checks were turned over to the con artistdescribed as 25 to 30 years of age, with black hair and a fair complexion-after she promised the victim to share a find of $40,000 in cash and $150,000 in negotiable bonds. Investigators said Friday the victim learned in time that she was being taken to stop payment on the checks. POLICE SAID THE victim was waiting for a bus in the 5800 block of North Elston Avenue Monday, when the con artist showed her a bag containing money and bonds, told her she found it, and asked her to accompany her to an attorney so he could advise what to do with the money. Entering the younger woman's car, the victim was driven to an unkown location, where she was told to wait.

The con artist came back a few min-tes later, saying she saw the attorney and was told the money and bonds were proceeds from gambling that probably would go unclaimed and that she and B0N0M0 Theresa Bonomo, nee Baron, loving wife ot the late Angelo; beloved mother of Barbara (Thomas) owes I ski and Lawrence (Charlene); dear grandmother of Mark, Brian, Lisa, Thomas and Anita Kowalski and Matthew and Jeffery Bonomo; fond sister of Linda, Art, Tulio and Mary. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 5, at 9 a.m. from The Doty-Panofio Funeral Home, 2U E. 115th St.

to St. Anthony Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St.

Anthony Church Auxiliary. Visitation Sunday and Monday 2 to 10 p.m. 785-0118. BRAUN Jennie Braun, formerly of Maywood, wife of the late Max; dearest mother of Irving (Tibev), Marvin, Estelle (the late David) Abod, Jerry (Shirley) and Marilyn (Herbert) Maier; loving grandmother of 14; great-grandmother of 11; fond sister of Ella Berger. Graveside services Sunday 1 p.m.

at Oakridge Cemetery, Roosevelt Oakridge Hillside, III. Lifetime member of Hadas-sah and B'nai B'rith. info Original Weinstein 8. Sons, 561-1890. BRAUN Mabel Braun, beloved wife of Walter dear mother of Lois (Elmer) Braun, Dorothy O'Reilly, Walter R.

(Agnes) Braun and Margaret (John) Ramlow; grandmother of 30; great-grandmother of 18; sister of Irene Allen and Howard Anderson. Visitation Saturday 5 P.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

at Fried-richs Funeral Home, 1939 w. 35th St. 'St. Interment Rocktord, til. 523- 0056.

BUR10W See Rose Miller notice. BYERS Elvin G. Bvers, beloved husband of Laurine; loving father of Betty (Warner) Unbehaun, Barbara (Alex) Feldvebel, Joan (Glenn) Rogers; fond grandfather of 10; dear greatgrandfather ot dear brother of Fiovd M. and Leslie C. Bvers.

Past Commander of Oak Park Post 15 A.L. Member of NRTA and IRTA. Visitation at Postiewait Village Chaoel, 573 Lake Oak Pane Saturday 7-9 p.m., Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service Monday 10:00 a.m. Chapel of First United Methodist Church ot Oak Park.

Interment Hooeiand Cemetery, Buda. III. Memorials in lieu of flowers to First United Methodist Church. 383-4141. C0NN0N Brother H.

Gabriel Connon F.S.C., 67, August Manila, Philippines, missionary for 28 years. Christian Brother for 50 years, survived by lister Alice (John) Collins; nephews John and James Collins, ntce JoAnne (Thomas) Giniev. Memorial mass Saturday, Sept. 2, 4:30 p.m., De La Salie Chapel, Lewis University, Lockporf, Burial took, place in Manila. DAILEY Don M.

Dailev, formerly of 5724 Stony Island, Aug. 28, beloved husband of the late Edith; survived by several nieces and nephews living in Canada and cousins in the U. born Nov. 22, 1892, resident of Chicago, since 1930. For many years staff member of U.

S. Savings and Loan League. Later Cook County Council and Chicago area council of savings associations. Memorial service Wednesday, Aug. 30, 11 a.m., at the Hvde Park Union Church, 5600 S.

Wood i awn. Interment private In Howell, Mich. In lieu ot flowers, memorials to the Hvde Park Union Church preferred. BE 8 0075. DAUSAN0R0 See Henry Felbo notice.

CELLAR I A See Henry Fa I DO notice. De TAUNT Lyie E. De Talent, age 84, formerly of Chicago, husband of the late Fre-zona; father ot George w. (Dolores) DeTeient and the late Lvie; grandfather of BrbrM, Suianne and Lvie; great-grandfather ot tii- Resting at Hirich Memorial Chapel, 183rd 4 Harlem. Tmley Park, Friday 2 to 9 P.m.

Funeral service Saturday 2 p.m. interment Zon Lutheran Cemetery. 532-4700. D0DDS Albert Clavfen Dodds, husband of Ruth G. Doods; father of Manfred A.

Dodds and Mave'ana (Robert) Htrtto'd. Memorial service 1 p.m., Sept. 9, 1978. at St. John's Lutheran Church.

4th Street and Bernard Avenue, LaGrange. lit. Please omit flow' and contributions. D0N0H0E Gertrude Doohee, nee Knud, beloved wife of John; loving mother of Charles (Catherine) Rack, of Normal, II. Funeral services Saturday II a.m.

at Koibus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W. Hiwn Ay. Inter, ment Union Ridoe Cemetery. Visitation Friday from 1 til 9 in. 774-3717 EST0K Michael Estok, beloved husband of Mary nee Poiecek; loving father of Michael jr.

(Gail); fond grandfather ot Lisa; dear brother of John (Ceil), George (Naomi), Ann Morr. son, Mary Johnson, Helen (James) Wetaitfs, hene (Sfemev) Walters Margaret (John) Grrecika and Ver--on ica (Deverne) Griffin, fond uncle of many meces and ngohews. Rest. ng at Rordiisfey and Soni Funeral Home, 5040 S. Western Ave.

Funeral Services Tuesday 9 a.m. to S's. Peter and Paul Church, interment Evergreen. Visttaiton starts Sunday 10 a.m. 434-2100 KAUFMAN Samuel Kaufman, late of New Port Ritchie, formerly of Dolton, beloved husband of Zelda, nee Brainerd; devoted father of Harold (Mary), Kenneth (Linda) and Ronald Kaufman; dear grandfather of eight; loving brother of Ruth Feldstein, Mary Horwiti, Arnold and Hyman Kaufman.

Visitation Friday, 6 to 10 p.m. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a.m. from the Thornridge Funeral Home, 15601 S. Cottage Grove Ave, Dolton, 4 blocks north 162nd Street (Route 6) to St. Jude the Apostle Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Entombment Assumption Cemetery. Retired Chicago Tribune Driver for 25 years. Vi 1-2300. KIMBALL Juliet C.

Kimball, of 1 Calvin Circle, Westminster Place, Evanston, Aug. 31. 1978. wife of the late Arthur E. Kimball; mother of the late Norman D.

Kimball; three grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren. Memorial service 2 p.m. Saturday at The Elliott Chaoel of The Presbyterian Home, Evanston. Interment private. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to The Trinity Church on the North-shore, 864-0130.

KIRBY Harriet G. Kirbv, beloved wife ot Vance N. Kirbv; mother of Kate, John, and David Kirby; grandmother of Andrew Docken, and Thomas Kirby. Memorial service Tuesday, Sept. 5, 4:30 p.m.

at the Winnetka Congregational Church, 725 Pine Winnetka. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Chicago Child Care Society, 5467 S. University Chicago. K0ESTER Maiine E. Koester, nee Siopef, age 61 of Cary; beloved-wife ot George dear mother ot Judith, Martin, Paul and Glenn Koester; fond sister ot Lawrence and Orvilie Sippel, Ber-nice Grund.

Aita Gergits and Ivadel-le Rice. Resting from 7:30 to 9 pm, Friday, September 1 at the Warner and Ffagg Cary Grove Chapel, 104 High Road in Cary. Interment private. 639-2777 KRYCH Carrie Krych, beloved wife of the late Alex; loving mother of the late Edmund (Josephine), Eugenia (Edward) Kawa and Fred (Gloria); grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of three. Funeral Satur.

day 11:30 a.m. from The Quinlan Funeral Home, 6540 W. 95th St. to St. Louis de Montfort Church.

Mass 12 noon. Interment Hoiv Seoulchrt Cemetery. 874-7300 or 599 7300. LANQUIST Esther M. Lanquist, nee Petters-son, wife of the late S.

Axet; sister of Hi i ma Linn; also nieces and one nephew. Visitation at Peterson-Schiert Funeral Home, 2118 Lawr-ence Monday, 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Service Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. at Bethany Methodist Home Auditorium, 4950 N. Ashland Ave.

In lieu ot flowers, memorials to Swedish Club of Chicago Foundation. 561- 4850. ULES Thomas N. Leies, age 83, beloved husband of Veronica, nee Bouiiatsis; brother of Theodore, in Albania. Resting at Panoiro Bros.

Funeral Home. 300 E. 115th after 2 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Tuesday at 12 noon to St.

Soiridon Church. Patos Hts. Services I p.m. Interment Evergreen. PU5-2030.

LENTH Mary B. Lenth, of Largo, formerly of Chicago, wife of the late Charles L. Lenth, mother of Beatrice Lenth and Elenore Mitten; sister of Joseph Bouie, of Chicago. Member of Irving Park Methodist Church. McCABE James A.

McClbe, 74, Aug. 29, 1978, Phoenii, formerly of Chicago, he was a CTA bus driver for 25 years, father ot Sally Powers, Sunnyvale. Irene Conners, Chico. James T. McCabe, Phoeniw, Aril, and Joseph McCabe, Chicago, II.

Member of Union No. 241, CTA. Private services where he'd at Greenwood Memorial Park. McNULTY Sally G. Mc Nutty, beloved wife of the late Wiiilem G.

McNulty; loving mother of WiHiam Jr. and Thomas J. II; dear grandmother of William III, John, Kevin and Patricia; beloved sister of Mrs. Gerald Grant. Visitation 6 to 9:30 m.

Friday at John Carroll Sons Home for Funerals. Erie and Wabash Avenues. Ser vices at 11 am. at Hoiy Name Cathedral on Saturday. September 2, 198.

Irfo. 944-6060 MILLER Charles O. Miner, be'oved husband of the late Marie; brother ot Etse McLaughlin; uncle of Gauck, Adeite Ne'son and June Ca'beck. Funeral Saturday, p.m. at Meioney-Jagie Funeral Home, 7950-58 W.

Fuiierton Av. at Sacramento. Entombment Acacia Park. Visitation Friday from 3 P.m. til 9:30 p.m.

384-3800. MILLER Edna Muter, late residence Lvons.t beloved wife of Tracy; dear mother of Ben (Shiriey) Miller and Katie (Peter) Madison; dear sister ot Albert, Waiter, C.W. James and Frances Oickenson. Funeral Saturday, Wt, 2. at 10 at the Lyons Evangelical Free Church, WMte and Prescott Streets, Lyons, interment Fairmont Cemetery, GU4-6510.

MICHELS Dagmar Iversen Michels of Winnetka, beloved wife of the late Hugh loving mother of Hugh C. Jr. (Evelyn); grandmother of Cynthia Ann Kraemer, Elizabeth, Melissa and Jennifer Michels; daughter of the late Dr. Michael and Hetga Iversen; sister ot Ingeborg Williams and the late Agnes Traut. No visitation.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m. from Donnellan-Fitigerald-Franklin Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie Blvd. at Old Orchard Rd. to SS. Faith, Hooe Charity Church, Winnetka.

Mass 11 a.m. Interment Calvary, in lieu ot flowers, memorials to Womens Board, University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation ap preciated. 675-1990. MILLER Rose Miller, nee Bel beloved wife of Albert; loving mother of Phyllis (Donald) Burlow, Cecelia (Gerald) Hagman, Diane (Thomas) Zaoler and Albert Jr. (Jacqueline); fond grandmother of 11; dear sister ot Margaret (Andrew) Biasinski, Carl, Joseph (Colette), Jim (Rose), Helen (the late Frank) Cacchione, Frank (Dora), the late George (Mary) and Antoinette Veniiano.

Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 5th, 10 a.m. from The Ed Prignano Funeral Home, 1815 W. North Av. (Broadway and North Av.) Melrose Park, Mass 10:30 a.m.

at Mount Carmel Church, interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Visitation Sunday after 2 P.m. Info 344-0635. MIZOCK Dr. Albert Mizock, M.D., beloved husband of Frances and the late Bessie; dearest father of Dr.

Giles (Carol) M.D.; loving grandfather of Maria, Lisa and Murray; fond brother of Phillip, Sidney, Harry, Dorthea Bass. Sophia Berger and the late Joseph. Service Sunday ll a.m. at Original Weinstein Sons Chaoel, 3019 W. Peierson Av.

Interment Westiawn Cemetery, Chaoel visitation at time of service oniy. Info 561-1890. MYERS Edwin E. (Laddie) Mvers, formerly of Hinsdale and Clearwater Beach, father of Edwin E. of Las Vegas, brother of Florence L.

Myers. Visitation Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Hebb'ethwaite Funeral Home, 1567 Maple Evanston until time of service at 1 p.m. Interment B'onswood Cemetery, Oak Brook.

864-0130. NUNZIAT0 See Henry Falbo notice. OLSON Caryl Ann Olson, nee Sanders, loving daughter of Gerald W. and Lucille A. Sanders, of Arlington beloved mother of Jill and Gregory Olson; dear mece" ot Gwendolyn Johnson.

Services 2 p.m. Sunday at Giueckert Funeral Home, Ltd. Chapel, Northwest Hwy. 8, Vail Arlington Hts. Visitation at time of service.

Entombment private. In lieu Of flowers contributions to The Heart Fund would be appreciated. 253-0168. 0'SHEA John J. O'Shea, suddenly, beloved husband of Mane O'Shea, nee Soag-noli; dear father of John, Joseph and Danny; son of John and Catherine (Boyle) O'Shea; loving brother of Kathleen, Eileen (Ray) Foil and Maureen O'Shea.

Member of Local No. 9 I W. Funeral Saturday, Scot. 2, 10 30 a m. to Ascension Church.

Mass of The Resurrection II a m. interment Queen of Heaven Cemety. Visitation at P.M. Smdh Sons Funeral Home, 2J5 Madison Oak Park, Friday from until 10 p.m. 0SNESS Rev.

Llovd M. Osness, Aug. 31, 1978, beloved husband of Gladys Osness; fond father of Glen (Deborah) Osness and Janet Osness; dear grandfather of Kruta Osness; dear brother of Martin Lowrv, Judith Kai levig and Mergret O'son. Pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, E'mmood Park and Chaplain at Bethetda Home, Chicago. In state at Bethes-da Home from 10 to 11 a m.

Saturday, In state at Grace Lutheran Church, Eimwood Park from 11:30 a fo 17:30 p.m. Funeral 12:30 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church. Memorials to Bethesda Home or Grace Lutheran Church, Elmwood Park appreciated, interment Mount OHve Cemetery. 235-1610.

PISANO See Henry FUbo notice. PULLIA See Henry Feibo notice. RATH Tracy Sherman Ra'h, preceded in death bv her niece Lorrtne Du'St. Memorial service to be heid at the Rowland Funeral Home, 4140 N. Shenoan, Chicago at 2 00 p.m.

Saturday, RENDER Lt Cot. John James Render of Fort Walton Beach, Fiond; loving hut band ot Doris; father of five; son of the late Josephine Render; b'other of Josephine, Vincent, Michael, William, and the late Rose, Peter, and Catherine. Inter, menf Binghamfon, NY. R0SENSTEIN Agatha Rosenstem. nee Kneden-dorf, Aug.

30, wife ot the iae Charles; alio survived bv many cousins and friends, Visitation at Birren 8 Son Funeral Home, 6175 N. Clark after 2 Friday. Funeral services Saturday morning at 11 o'dok. interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Funeral Directors JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" "IS E.

Erie Whitehall 4-6060 Cemeteries EDENS Mem. Park Prestigious 6 grave plot. N. sect. lot 44.

Prime loc. Nr. entrance. $1800. Call collect alt.

p.m. 'OAKRIDGE 4 lots. 4 graves each lot, sect. 30. Current price by cemetery For 446 2946.

LEAVING STATE, must sell 8 choice lots in Beverly Cemetery. $100 each. S85 B0I9. ACACIA PARK CEMETERY 4 choice lots. Wistaria section, SI200 tor 4.

593-SB14 4 qraves sacrifice. Memorial Park Cemetery. Evanston IN3-7W3 Riegewood Cemetery, 5800-oltor 463-6848 ACACIA PK 5 lots. 777-42H. In Memoriom Michael R.

Filipoelli, Happy 50th WedOing Anniversary To My Darling Husband. Our Golden Years Are Unhappily Soent Apart, But In My Memory we Are Always Together. Your Loving Wile, LENA LIETZ0 Craig A. Lietro. Sept.

J. 1967 In loving memory of our dear son who left us so suddenly It years ago. We miss vou so very much, the ache in our hearts iust won't go away, tears keep coming, lite is so empty without vou. Oh God please take care of our Craig, until we meet again. Broken Hearted, Mom 8 Dad Rose Albert Jr.

MAI0RCA In loving memory of grandfather Russell We miss vou. Daughter Edith, Joseph ma granaennaren MAI0RCA In loving memory of my husband. Russell, who away one year ago today. Loving wife, Lena Death notices ANDERSON Thomas Anderson, beloved husband of the late Blanche nee Breicfca; dear father of Blanche M. Fein, Thomet (Julie) and the late Nancy Murphy; grandfather of eight; greatgrandfather of one.

Member of Lawndale Lodge No. 995 A.F, A.M. Services Saturday, Sept. 2, 10 a m. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N.

Western Av. Interment Ar. lingfon Cemetery, visitation at time of service. Ml-6674. BARISTA James Barilla, beloved husband of Ann, nee Oedmint; fond father of James (Carol) and Joyce (Richard) Giles; grandfather of eight; brother of John and Heten Puccl.

Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a.m. from Egan Funeral Home, 27W W. 03rd St. to the Church of St. Aievander, Palos Hts.

interment St. Cesimir. Visitation from 1 p.m. to 10 a.m. Monday.

LU 2-1000. BELLINE See Rose Miller notice. BENNETT WHiiam G. Bennetf, ae 73, 1463 Wiison Clearwater, passed away Friday, Sept. 1, one year resident of Florida f'om Chicago, husband of Emma; father of Frances Jean Oundas ot tea nutter; grandfather of three; great-grandfather of three; brother of S'tas E.

of Chicago Doily A. Brueich and Rachel A. Zynde, both of Aurora, II. Retired electrical engineer tor Zenith Radio Cnifigo, member of Edison Perk Lodge No. 97a A I AM, Park Ridge; the Scottish Rite and the Medmah Tempif Shrine and the Sword of Bunker Hill, Austin Oder No.

16. the ARP Zenirh-Chicaoo. Chapter No on of Chkaoo; C'earwater Shrine Cub, Clearwater. Fia. Funeral services w.ii be he'd 10 a Tuetdav in Duneoin, Fit.

Con-t'ibutiont may be made to the Snrm-ers Crippled Children Hospital in Chicago. BLOOM Edward H. Bloom, suddenly, of Wit-mette, dearly beloved husband of Ann; loving father of Louis and Frances B'oom; dearest brother of Roe (Abe) Michels, Shirley (Dr Milton) Rekove, of Wiimettg and the iae Ben and Harry Bloom, Goi-de Cooper and Bertha Goldberg. Services Sunday 7 P.m. at Wemstein Brothers North Shore Chaoti, 111 Skokie Wiimettg, interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Skokie.

Charter member of th Chicago Wholesale Fur Assn. Chapel visitation only gt time of lervices, info 254-1700, Father Hayes, former Holy Name pastor, dies Evergreen Park. Two masses will be celebrated for Father Hayes in Most Holy Redeemer Church, at 11 a.m. Monday and 11 a.m. Tuesday.

He is survived by a sister, Sister M. Perpetua Hayes, S.P., and three brothers, William, Peter, and Charles. MSGR. PATRICK J. Hayes, a former pastor of Holy Name Cathedral Parish and a prominent Catholic churchman in Chicago for 38 years.Hiied Friday.

He was 73. A church statement said Father Hayes died in the rectory of Most Holy Redeemer Church in Evergreen Park, where he had been pastor emeritus since his retirement in 1975. Ordained in 1930, Father Hayes held a variety of posts in the church hierarchy in addition to his teaching and pastoral duties. He served as pastor of Holy Name Cathedral Parish for 21 years, before being named pastor of Most Holy Redeemer in 1966 by John Cardinal Cody. EARLIER, HE HAD served as assistant procurator of St.

Mary of the Lake Seminary in Mundelein. Visitation will held from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday In the chapel, 3G00 95th HOLIDAY DEATH NOTICE DEADLINE The Death Notice deadline for the final editions of Tuesday, Sept. 5, will be at 6:30 P.M., Monday, rather than the usual 8 P.M.

Deaths elsewhere Allen K. Holding, 65, a fund-raising consultant who helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for the University of Chicago, New York University, and New York's Lincoln Center; in Pawling, N.Y. Dr. Kofia Busla, 65, prime minister of Ghana from 1969 until his government was overthrown by a coup in 1972, who earlier lived as an exile in Europe during most of the rule of late Ghanian President Kwame Nkrumah; in Oxford, of a (wart attack. I.