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T- Chicago Tribune, Monday, January 1, 19791 Section SIM Good Humor founder i i i KISS Elirabeth Kiss, beloved wife ot FreqK; dear daughter of Kathleen (the late Cherle) Ban; lone) sister i tl Kathleen Shaker. Visitation at Hollerbach Funeral Home, 4072-36 N. Eiston, at Irving Park, Monday, 2 p.m. to 9 30 p.n, Service Tuesday, 1 et. Interment RosettiU Cemetery.

HACKETT Margery P. Hackett, nee Michaels, Riverside, beloved wife ot the fate Fred R.f ftjving mother of John R. dear sister et Frank (Irene), Charles (Helen), Fred i (Lucille), Jack (Florence) Michaels, Lorraine (Gerg Baburek ee4 Minnie Davdson, 9 grandmother of two; flreaH grandmother of two. uneral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Kurafko Funeral Home. 7Sth and Des Plaines Av is dead Thomas Brimer MAUSER Ernst A.

Mauser. Resting of the John C. Meisiner Funeral eiomo, 5620-24 W. Irving Park Tuesday, from? to 10 p.m. Complete notice will follow.

Info. 736-9000. MAZZACAVALLQ Prime MaireceveJIof beh)ved ftus-band of Rose, nee loving father of MeleftetSj.mu0 Connate; dear grandfather ol Tony, Tom and John; fond brother of Elsie (Albert) Scheck, Louis (Mildred) and Mario (Dolores). Funeral Tuesday, 10 from The Monte lair Funeral Home. 6901 W.

Belmont to St. Williams Church. Mass 10:30 a.m. Please emit flowers, visitation Sunday, 3 to 10 p.m.. Mon DUDICK Kathryn W.

Dudlck, beloved wfff of the (at Frank; dear mother of Richard Weber and Frances Crwrf ney; frandmother of slii great-grandmother of three; sister ol Frances Wendt, Ben and Nicholas Becker, the late Manr Krause, John Siebeoeier, Frank 4nd J. Peter Becker. Funeral Tuesday, MS a.m., from Ha ben Funeral Home. 80S 7 Niles Center Skokie. Mass 30 a.m., at St, Peter Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 3 to P.m. 679-411). DUGGAN Howard R. Duioan, beloved husband ol Marie, nee Fernbach; lo1n father of Dolores (Richard) Browne of HeKlcrest; fond grandfather of four; oreat grandfather of one; fond brother of Clarence Dunan.

Funeral services Tuesday, a.m., from Cordt-Rvan Funeral Home, 18072 Oiiie Home wood, to St. An-Nte's Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary's.

Visitation offer 2 panded to other cities and eventually the firm became a national, multimillion-dollar operation. In 1961, Brimer, then president of the firm, sold it to Lipton Tea and retired Ft. Lauderdale, where be had been a. winter resident since th 1930s. Graveside services will be held Tuesday at Ft.

Lincoln Cemetery in Washington, D.C. FT. LAVQERDALE, Fla. AP Thomas. J.

Brimer, who with his two Drothers iounded the GOod Humorilc ream Corp. of America, is dead at 78. Brimer died Friday after a long ill-, less. He and his brothers bought the patent rights to ice cream on a stick in 1923 ind started selling the confections in Washington, D.C. Soon after thejr ex PARTING! -3tfie B.

nee Base, be Moved wile of The late Joseph, loving Sister of Ann (the late JdsePh) Niacin and the late James and Frank Base: dear aunt ot James Base. JoAnnOeigado end Richard Maicin; great-aunt ot sia. Funeral servicers Tuaedav. Jan. 2, 9 30 Adoli'Berwvn Fenetel Hornft Ltd 2911 A.

Herieen Ae Berwyn, to St. Mary ef Ceile warch, for Mass at 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert. Member of Hawthorne Chapter No.

45 P. ot A. and Ber-wvn Cicero Council on Aging. Please omit flowers. Visitation Sue-day and Monday.

3 to 9 p.m. PHILLIPS Catherine Phillips, nee Powers, suddenly, in San Diego, employee of Board ot Education tor 34 years, retired in 1974, dear wife ot the late Charles Phillips; beloved sister of James (Mary), Patrick (Dorothy) end the late Msnm (Catherine) Powers; bunt ot Kathleen Naoar end John P. Powers. Funeral services Wednesday at Cypress View Mortuary, 3953 Imperial, San Diego, Cal. PIEPER Maurice C.

Pleper, formerly ol Uq-co in wood, beloved husband of Pauline and the late Helen, dear father of Jeanette Laurevs and the late Frank; grandfather of sii; great-grandfather ol 17; brother of Arthur. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Heben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles Center Skokie. Mass 10 a.m., at Queen ot All Saints Basilica. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 3 to 9 p.m.

673-61)1. PISCOPO See Mary Lollino notice. PLACHY See Patricia L. Toms notice. pun Stanley P.

Plaff, beloved husband of the late Antoinette, nee Pucrei; devoted father of Balbma (Walter) Gross and Victor (Jacqueline); loving grandfather of Erik Gross, Laura and Vaiene Plait; brother ol Lorraine (Joseph) Skubisi and Jean (Edward) Kelly. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 2.8:45 a.m.. (rom Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak to Our Lady of Charity Church.

Mass 9: 30 a.m. Interment St, Casimir. Visitation beginning Monday, 1 p.m. Please omit llowers. 484-2050 or 242-2027.

PUFUNDT TV actress killed in Peru lice said the crime appeared to have been committed five days ago. She had lived in Peru for many years, separated from her husband Clyde Philip, also a resident of Peru. Police said a small boy who had been with her had disappeared, apparently kidnaped by the person who committed the crime. LIMA, Peru UPI1 Former American television actress Walda Kroll Philip, nho acted under the stage name Wandy iVhitnet, was found murdered In her res-dence, police soutces said Saturday. They said the 55-year-old actress was found in her bedroom with knife wounds her chest and cuts on her head.

Po Obituaries Genevieve Sim, nee Casey, beioveo Meot the late Davi; lond daughter of Manr "Mamie" Ca set Murphy, nee Carroll; dear sister of William Casey and Francis J. Murphy. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from Curlev Funera4 Home, 3510-20 W. 79th SU to St. Oeoji Church.

Mass TO a.rrti Interment St. Mary. Visita- 3 fn 776-370- SOLLIDAY Louise B. Soillday, Dec. 30, age 75 years, late ol Home wood, beloved mother ef Janet D.

(John) MacCor-macfc, nee Murphy of Oiympia Fields; dear grandmother ol John F. Kevin and Thomas McCarthy. Retired employee of Needham, Harper and Steers, where she was employed tor 35 years as a Media Analyst. Member ol Neighbor Chap-, ter No. 107S S.

Resting at the Tews, Funeral Home, 18730 S. Dixie offer 2 p.m. Monday. Services p.m., -Tuesday. Interment private.

Memorials to the Salvation Army will be appreciated. SY8-5300. SONOSSIAN Teresa Sonossian, nee Schetskv, age 81, of Evanston, beloved wite of the. late George C. Sonossten; tone mother ot LeVerne (Bernard.) Heimann of Missouri and Barbara-(Frank) Coopoietta ol Rolling Meadows; also 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; sistec ol Anna Neeti.

Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., from Donnellan-Fitzgerald-Franklin Funeral Home. 157t Maole Evanston to St. Nicholas Church. Mass 11 a.m. Interment family lot.

Visitation Tuesday, 3 to 9 p.m. Masses preferred. UN9-2900. SPARKS Mary J. Sparks, nee Bal.

beloved wife of Albert A. Sparks; dear mother ol A'bert R. (Jeannette); loving grandmother of Lynne, Don na, Larry and Alan; sister ot Stella, the late Joseph Nastachowski, Joseph (Helen), the late Helen (John) Zagorski, the late Louis (Adeline), the late Jean (the late Joseph) Tomasiewski and the late Stanley (Janet); also nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 2.

1979, at a Irom Fortune Funeral Home, 440) S. Kediie to St. Svmphorosa Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum.

Visitation Sunday, 2-1 0 p.m. 7761. and Monday, lO-tO p.m. LA3- SPEREKAS Mary Soerekrts, nee LaVres, loYing mother of Angela and Christ; dear daughter of the late William and Bertha LaVres; sister of Theodore (Katherine), Frank (Marie) and Jeanette Esperania; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday.

II a.m., from chapel of Adinamis Funeral Directors, 4700 N. Western Annunciation, 1017 N. La Salle St. Interment Etmwood. Visitation Monday and Tuesday, 5 P.m.

to 10 p.m. 334 1 700. STRAUSS Herman A. Strauss beloved husband of the late. Marie, nee Pon-dellcek; fond father of Delores (John) Johnson and Herman A.

Jr. (Lois); grandfather ot four; greatgrandfather of four. Funeral Tuesday, 1 p.m., at Becvar Funeral Directors, 11201 S. Harlem, Worth. IL.

Interment Mount Greenwood. Please omit flower. Member ot Clearing Post No. 600 A.L. Visita lion Sunday after 4 p.m.

361-0500. SUIARZ Frank Sulari, beloved husband of Irene, nee Maiewski; loving lather of Shirely (Edward) Napora and Rev. Thomas; dear brother of Helen (Charles) Wismoick, Florence (Anthony) Moskal and Chester Lesniak; fond grandfather of Edward Alan. Kathv, Thomas and Debbie. Funeral Tuesday.

9 30 a m. from The Malec Sons Funeral Home, 6000 Milwaukee Av. to St. Pius Church in Lorn bard, interment Si. Adalbert.

Visitation begms Sunday and Monday at 2 p.m. 74 4100 SURGES Theodore L. Surges of River Forest, beloved husband of Marguerite, nee Stelnhauer; brother ot Clarence Surges, Ella Kallnauskas, Louiie Wenttel and Eva Pulaski. Funeral, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., at Zimmerman and Son Funeral Home, 7319 Madison Forest Park, to St. Luke Church of River Forest.

Mass 10 e.m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. Visitation after 2 p.m., Sunday 366-2200. TOMASO See Theresa Rotunno notice. Winfield.

Mr. Garvey, who lived in Win-field, died Friday in Central Du Page Hospital there. He is survived by his wife, Norma; seven children, Joan, Te-ter Maureen, Susan, Patrick, Michael; and Nora; his mother, Margaret; and two sisters, Patricia Snyder and Jane Wentley. Rose Serlia Services for Ross Serlin, 53, of 5220 N. Kenmore Av will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Westlawn Memorial Park, 7801 W. Montrose Norridge. Miss Serlin was found beaten and strangled Friday in a stairwell of the apartment building where she lived. Police continued their investigation Sunday. Survivbrs include her mother, Gussie; two brothers, David and Arnold; and a sister.

Thomas B. Burkhart Mass for Thomas B. Burkhart, 52, president of the Burkhart Elevator Svanston, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St. Athanasius Catholic Church, Ashland venue -and Lincoln Street, Evanston.

Mr. Burkhart, of Korthbrook, died Fri-lay in Evanston Hospital. Survivors his wife, Ruth; three daughters, nn Cunningham, Barbara Zorotovich, ind Catherine; two sons, Thomas Jr. ind Michael; his father, Benjamin; and wo sisters. Peter J.

Garvey Mass for Peter J. Garvey, 48, market-ng manager for U.S. Steel's Central Division in Chicago, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in St. John the Baptist Church, Snow paralyzes Europe; 8 die, thousands stranded TOMS Petrkle L.

Toms, beloved daughter 1 of Dolores and Richard Piachy; lond -j titter ef fiteven Toms; dear niece of Evelyn (Henry) Fenhouse and E(t-wlrd (Carol! GVunst. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from Bormann Funeral -Homi Ut9 Chicago McU recorded low of 49 betowT was the lowest in the 100 years that'Moscow's temperatures have been recorded. TANKS WERE SENT in to rescue motorists in West Germany. Hundreds of passengers aboard two East German trains were stuck in a snowdrift for more than 10 hours near the Baltic coast. In some German communities, it was suggested that those without heat in their homes be housed with livestock, because of the warmth given off by the animals.

West Germany put 2,700 soldiers on "catastrophe duty" in the northern part of the country where it snowed for 80 wr Mthoujt-jfiterruptlon A report from ensourg, where were- withoat heat or elec-i tricity for the second day; said the City of 90,000 "looks like the North Pole." Britain endured what officials said was its worst weather in 15 years. From Trlbun, Win Services THOUSANDS OF LUCKLESS travel-srs were stranded and snowbound across much of Europe Sunday, as the Diggest blizzard in decades whipped up miles per hour winds In France and plunged temperatures to 49 below in Moscow their lowest in recorded histo- y. At least. eight people died as, snowstorms stretching from London to paralyzed trains, disrupted ship-ung, blocked roads, and shut airports. IN FRANCE, winds reaching 125 n.p.h.

lashed the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts. A -main highway from Parte to Lille was shut down after spow--Dlows failed to keep it clear. The cbttri-1 jy was lashed by heavy rains and winds and snowstorms that forced Bor-eaux harbor to close. It was so cold in Moscow that snow and turned to frost as it fell. "he Tass news agency said Sunday's It 1 Ps eriuTSp Durtaoy 01 Mount, 4" carmel Cherch, Melrose Park Mass.

e.m. inierment wesurrection Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 69 p.m. and Monday. 12 noon to 9 m.

344-0714. LjROTTA -See tei Coemnese notice. George f. Tutttd Sr of Niles. beloved poioend ef Shirley nee BoerowttU; deer father of Georqe E.

(Diane) Susan. Patrick, Arthur and Sally Turtle; fond brother of Vivian Win he June Lonngren. Royal and William H. Tuttie. Visitation KLEMENKO Nellie Klemenko, nee Nesewlti, late of Dolton, beloved wile of Michael Ktemenko; devoted mother ot Michael Klemenko.

and Barbara (Donald) Todd; dear grandmother of seven and great-grandmother of five; dear sister of Mary Panulob, Ann (Frank) Muchna end Peart (Norman) Olson. Visitation Sunday, 6 to 10 and Monday. 2 to 10 p.m. Funeral service Tuesday. 10 a.m., et the Thocnldge Funeral Home, 15901 S.

Cottave Grove Dolton, tour blocks north of )67nd Street (Route 6). Interment Mount Hooe Cemetery. VI 1-3300. KLUKASZEWSKI Leocadia Kiukasiewskl, AKA Lillian Lucas, of the Bridgeport neighborhood, dear sister of the late Anthony, Bertha, Constance Sknypc-xynskl, Peter, Joanne Plnkowski, Joseph and Frank; fond aunt, great-aunt, great-great-aunt and great- great-great-aunt of many. Funeral services Tuesday, Jan.

2, 1979, 9:15 a.m., from Ocwleta Funerel Home, 4256 5. Anotert to St. Barbara Church. Interment Resurrection. Visitation Sunday, 3-lt p.m.

and Mendey, 10 e.m.-lO p.m. 254-3836. KOHL Sarah Kohl, died Saturday, ef Memorial Hospital, Carbondete, wife of the late Thomas Joseph Koht; beloved mother of Thomas Joseph Kohl, Donald Beaton Kohl, James Matthew Kohl, Mark Edward Kohl, Set) Kohl, Susan Caulhen, Marilyn Kohl. Janet Carlson, Carolyn Mc Murphy, Rosemary Howell, Nancy Kohl and Kathv Kohl; daughter of Alice Katherine Beaton; sister of Alice Katherine St. George.

Funeral from John Carroll' Sons Home lor Funerals, Erie and Wabash Avenues to Holy Name Cathedral, where Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1979. Visitation Monday, 4 to 9 p.m. Interment Rosehill Cemetery, 944-6060.

KOWALSKI John Kowalski, beloved husband of Stephanie; dear father ol Agry (Conrad) Bouchard ot Wauconde, grandfather of Nadine Leibt. Gregory. Lloyd, Nell and Renee; great grandfather of two. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Model I Funeral Home, S72S S. Pulaski to St.

Turlblus Church. Interment American Veterans. Visitation Monday. I to 10 P.m. 767-4730 KWIATtK Casimir J.

Kwlatek, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Knudsen; fond father of Sandra-Kay and Richard; dear brother of Helen En gert, Harriet Zvsko. Sylvia (Jim) Lyons, Irene Larsen and Angela Maune. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 2, 9:30 a.m., from 4255-59 W. Division, corner of Kdare, to SS.

Cyril Methodius Church. Mass 10 a.m. Please omit flowers. Visitation after 1 p.m.. Monday.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. A 2-3600. LANE Mary O. Lane, nee O'Shea, beloved mother ot Mary Jane and Jack (Joan); grandmother of Neil Lane; devoted daughter of the late Dennis and Amelia O'Shea; fond sister ot the late Christopher O'Shea.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 5800 W. 63rd to St. Rene de Gouoil Church. Mass 10 m. Interment St.

Mary Cemetery. Visitation alter 4 p.m., Sunday. Member of St. Rene Altar Rosary Society. Retired City Employee.

735-4242. LEMKE George C. Lemke, beloved husband of Ann E. (nee, Davis); devoted brother of Eleanor, Loretta (Charles) Hoag end the late Carl, Meivfn and Derter Lemtuf. Masonic services Monday, a p.m., at Pfaff Funeral Home.

SOO) N. Lincoln under auspices ot Ben Hur Lodge No. 178 A.F. and A.M. Funeral services Tuesday, 1 p.m.

Interment Mount Emblem Cemetery. Visitation begins Sunday. 4 p.m. Past Master and fltty-vear member of Ben Hur Lodge, past High Priest of Corinthian Chapter No. 2 Royal Arch Masons, Chicago Commandery No.

19 K.T.. Medinah Temple A M.S. Arab Patrol and Legion ot Merit of Northwest Shrine Club, Local 753 Milk Driver's Pensioners Club. 721-1700. LOCK loving Simon J.

Lock beloved husband Of Betty; fatbe-of Eveivn (Joseph) Unterreiner ted the 'late Simon fgotf stepfathea of Harold Smith lance De Boeder, j4Mrt ShieidvinditttM Hoftm grandfather of nine) great grandfather of two; dear brother of Frank. Joseoh and the late Andrew and two sisters. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 from Kolbus Funeral Hpfnef-kMj7 w. Higgms tlm Churrb. Mass 10 l.m.-4nttryient ST.

jopn Cemetery. Mem6r of Stteet Metal Workers Union Local 79 And Council 2567 K.C. In lieu bvHtwers masses preferred. Visitation, Monday 3-9 p.m. Tuesday, 1-9 p.m.

774-3232 LOLLING Mary F. Lollino, nee Bonitd, beloved wife of the late Vito; loving mother of Rafaele "Rae" (Albert) CiarduMo, Car me 1 ia (Edmond) Rufo, Rosemary (Ralph) Plscopo and Frank (Anna Marie); fond grandmother ot eight; dearest great-grandmother of one; dear aunt of Antoinette (Alphonse) Sentlllt. Funeral Tuesday, a.m., from Rosario O. Salerno's Sons, 6300 W. North to Our Lady ol Pompeii Church.

Mass a.m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, after 2 p.m. 637-0449 or 637-0450. LO SAVIO Reverend Vincent LoSavio, C.S..

of the Fathers of St. Charles, former pastor ol St. Anthony Church in New Haven. loving son of Eiiiabeth and the late Joseph; dear brother of John (Mary), Sam (Sarah), Nancy (the late Vito) De-Monte, Anthony (Evelyn) and Jack (Christine); devoted uncle of many nieces end nephews. Visitation Tuesday, Jan.

2, 1979, Irom 2 to 10 at DeNlcolo-Lesniak Funeral Home, 5734-40 W. Oiversey corner ot Mango, Chicago. Visitation Wednesday, Jan. 3. 1979, Irom 9 30 a.m.

until time of funeral Mass, 10:30 a.m., at St. Charles fiorromeo Church, 1637 N. 37th, Melrose Park. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Villa Sceiabrinl, Northiake.

appreciated. 189-01 tS. LUCAS See Leocadia Kiukastewski notice. LUSTIG Helen Lustig, beieved wife of Man devoted mother ol Morris (Beverly), Frieda (Joe) Cooper and Roseiia (Mel) Schwartz) loving grandmother ff si: great-grandmother of one; end sister of Leon Lustig. Services Tuesday, 12 Noon, at piser Norm Suburban Memorial Chaoel, 9200 Sfcokie Skokfe.

intermonf Shalom Memorial Park Cemetery. Pieasg flowers. Frteeds are asked to pay their respects at the lime of services. Into; 679-4740. MACKOWIAK Reverend Joseoh B.

Mackawiak. late of St. Mary Cathedral, Peoria. 111., lormerly of Chicago, beloved son ot ihe late Joseph and the late Catherine (nee Brenski )i dear brother of Rev. Edward M.

Mac-kowiak, pastor of Ascenslon-Sf. Susanna Churches in Harvey, Ssier Helen Mane S.F.. the late Stanley (Sophie) and the late Victor (Mary); also nieces and nephews; et Ion a Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kediie Ave.r Sunday, I p.m. lo to P.m.

Will lie 6n state tl St. Pan-cretlus Church Monday Jan. 1, from 2 P.m. to 9 p.m. LlnrrgiceJ wake service Monday even in at p.m.

Mass of the Resurrection Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1979, at 10 am. Interment Resurrection. LA3-77I1 MAJC1N Sea Bessie 8. Part in gl notice.

MALCOLM Emma Malcolm, beloved wife of Norman; dear mother of Norma (Don) Racette, Norman (Sally) Malcolm, Elaine (Lerov) Schemper end Lyie (Ciera Mae) Malcolm; grandmother of 15; ereat grandmother of II. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 2, 9 e.wi., Irom Meti Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central Avt to 61. Pascal Church.

Mass 9:30 a m. Interment All Saints. Visitation Sunday end Monday, 2 to 10 p.m. 545- 5420, MANN Mary Mane, ne YanrQ, dearfy be-, loved wife of the laie Theodore; fond mother of Elaine Pevtiae (John VvMteMt im eltresand nephews. Restrn at the John C.

Ing Part until Tuesday, JaV 2. jw a.m. T. rvwry-g Romanian Orthndot ChvrcfX 4725 Central at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Interment Rosehill Cemetery, visitation Sunday, 2:30 to 9 30 p.m., Monday, 2:30 to 9:30 p.m. In Hew of llowers. contrtOvtloM to St, Mary Romania Orlhodoe Church or American Center Fund. Information 736-9000. ftrURRINSON David M.

Martinson, beloved hut tuiftd of Ernestine, nee Gut la (son; devoted father ef David (Shirley), Allen (Marcie) and Daniel; loving of David (Patricia), tacey (Ronald) Ring, Stephanie, Dean, Andrew, Thomas, William and John; great-grandfather of Sarah fting; lond brother of George and Norman Marrinson. Sterna Merrm-Son and Freda Sadewsky. Services Tuesday, 10 a at Piser No-th Suburban Memorial Chaoel, 9700 S'okie Shokle. Interment Mmorel Park Cemetery. 110 ot llowers, enemorlaia way made ft tho American Cancer Society.

Friends ere anked) to ewv their re-trwtts at the limg of service- Info; 49.4eaV enue, North Riverside, to St. Mcry Church. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m. Interment Queen ol Heaven. Member ol St.

Mary Attar and Rosary Society. Visitation Monday only, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers masses preferred. 447-2500. NALAMA Joseph Halama, age 78.

loving father of Theodore and Alexander iscitfa VanCura; fond brother of and Kudslu loving grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of two. Retired after 42 years Western Electric. Member Hawthorn Pioneers Chanter 45. Funeral Service 10 30 Tuesday, Beideiman Funeral Home, 117 W. VanBuren, Naoervilie.

interment Mount Emblem. 355-0264. STOVER Charles R. (Smokev) Stover of LaG-range, beloved husband of Esther; loving father of Patricia (Lamre) Gauler and Sharon (Darrvl) Norden-toft; brother ol Catherine Morton; grandfather of four. NO visitation.

Memorial service 3 Tuesday at the Chapel ot the Beatitudes First Congregational Church, 100 6th LaGrange. In lieu ot flowers, memorials may be sent to the Church. 357-6500. HART Catherine G. Hart, nee Flanigan, beloved wife ot Ihe late Earl L.j dearest mother of Marie (John) Phlibin, Charles (Bridie) Hart, Isabel (Joseph) Carey and Lenore (Larry) Roesch; lond grandmother of IB and great-grandmother of five.

Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.m., front Bieke-lamb Funeral Home, 229 S. Main Lombard, to Christ the King Church, Lombard. Mass 10:30 a.m. Visitation Sunday, 3 P.m. to 10 p.m.

and Monday, 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Please omit (towers, interment Queen ol Heaven Cemetery. For information 627-1400 or Chicago 735-4742. HAWTHORNE John EUIef Hawthorne, age 23, in a climbing accident in Oregon, beloved son of Dolores B.

and the late John G. Hawthorne; brother of Margaret. Memorial services Wednesday, Jan. 3, 4 p.m., at Bond Chapel, Univer-. sity of Chicago.

Please omit flowers. Contributions may be sent to Duke University, School of Forestry, Durham, North Carolina. HENNIG John Hennig, beloved husband of Frances, nee Klemeni; loving lather of Adam (Shariene); devoted grandfather of Kenneth, Sharon, and Janice; lond brother ol Elliabeth Schlamp. Visitation at Hollerbach Funeral Home, 4022-36 N. is ton, at Irving Park, Sunday, 4 p.m.

to 9:30 p.m. and Monday, 2 P.m. to 9:30 p.m. Service Tuesday, II a.m. Interment St.

Joseph Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 463-1510. HENRY Mary Ann Henry, beloved daughter of the late John and Margaret Henry; loving sister of Catherine McCarthy, Margaret Gorman and the late Thomas F. and Martin W.

Henry. Funeral Wednesday. 9:15 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. )03rd Oak Lawn, to St. Caietan Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Visitation alter 3 p.m., Tuesday. For public transportation information call 636-1193, or Chicago, 735-4242. HEYN E'sie (Auntie) Hevn, nee Borck.

lute ol Cicero, beloved wife of the late Carl; dear aunt ot Shirley (Henry) Miller and Charlene (William) Bohlman; beloved great-aunt of Scott and Karen Miller. Services Tuesday, 1.30 p.m., at H. Marik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak Berwyn. Interment Concordia.

Visitation Monday from 2 to 10 m. GU 4-6310. HODGES Vernon E. Hodges, at Pompano Beach, formerly of Wesiern Sorings, beloved husband of Grace Dorian Hodges; dear father of Donna (Dr. Carl) Felger (Maryland); fond grandfather of Kimber-ly; loving brother of Vida (Barney) Wagner.

Member of Western Springs Lodge No. 1)36 A.F. and A.M., West Suburban Shrine Club, Medinah Temple, Gold Coast Shrine Club ol Deerlieid Beach, Fla. and Pompano Beach Elks Lodge No. 1B98.

Former President ot Hodges Automotive Services. Cicero, in. Naval Veteran of W. I and member of Cicero Post No. 96 A.L.

Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 2, 1 P.m., at the Funeral Home. Interment Chaoel HIM Gardens West. El-mhurst.

III. Visitation at P.M. Smith and Sons Funeral Home, Madison Oak Park, Monday, from 2-9 P.m. HODOR Mary K. Hodor, nee Ptak, beloved wile ot John; loving mother ot Raymond Eugene (Barbara) and Eugenia (Walter) Kriak; grandmother or Andrea.

Brian and Aaron; fond sister of Stella Ptak, Anna (the late Joseph) Leckner and Eileen (Chester) Krol; aunt of nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 3, at 1:45 a.m., from Baran Funeral Home, 2644-46 N. Central to St. James Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation Monday, alter 2 p.m. 622- 14M.

HOROWITZ Nathan Horowitt, beloved husband of Sally, nee Stlverstem; devoted father of Tmdve (Jerry) Khmcrak; lovino grandfather of Scott. Jason. and Lisa; fond brother of Rose. Richard and Mai (Ruth) Horowiti; and dear brother in law of Paul and Esther Charen; dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. Pharmacist lor 42 years.

In lieu ot flowers memorials may be made to the Lubavitch Chabad House, 7014 Orrington, Evanston. Services Sunday, 3 p.m., at family lot, New Light Cemetery in Lincolnwood. tnfo Piser Memorial Chapel, 679-4740. HORSTMANN William Horstmann, beloved bus-band ot Elsie; dear father of Mar-lene Fenske and William grandfather of nine; brother of Al C. and Lillian Horstmann of Belleville, 111.

Visitation after 4 p.m., Monday, at Mee and Ramme Funeral Home. 3911 W. Irving Park. Funeral services Tuesday, 11 am, at First St Paul Lutheran Church, LaSaUe and Goethe Streets. Interment Concor-dte Cemetery.

In lieu of llowers. memorials to the First St. Paul Lutheran Church or Valparaiso University appreciated. '-003. HUTCHINSON Eldora A.

Hutchinson, beloved sister of Harold (Ferns) Hutchinson, jeaa Plundsfeln and Etta Mae (Roscoe) Rowland. Resting at S'ir-len-Pieoer Funeral Home, 1a9 W. Main Berrington. Tuesday. 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

from where services will be held Wednesday, p.m. Interment Evergreen. 3l J4U. JIRSA Gladys C. Jirsa, nee Maiinec, late of North Riverside, formerly of Riverside, beloved wife ot Raymond dear mother of Cathy (Paul) Skrio and Cvndv; sister of Emily Meranec, Ethet (W.

CI Mori en sen and Frank (Alice) Ma a nee nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday. 11 a at H. Marik Sons. 6507 W.

Cermak Rd Berwyn. Cremation private. In lieu ol flowers, contributions to the Berwyn Presbyterian Church Memorial fund or Ihe American Cancer Society would be appreciated, visitation Monday, lom 3 to 10 m. GU 4-6310. JOHNSON ciiitord F.

Johnson, beloved husband of Lena, nee Hull; loving lather ol Karene (Wesley) Gebherdf, Patricia (Arthur) Foiger and Kenneth (Caryl) Johnson and Cheryl (James) Parks; devoted grandfather ot si. Resting at the Columbian Funeral Home, 10300 Grand near Mannheim Rd. Franklin Park, after 2 Monday, where lunerel services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 2 at 1 p.m. interment Mount Emblem Cemetery.

Kindly omit Dowers. Memorials to the South Park Church Building Fund, 1330 S. Courtland Ave Park Ridge, would be eufweclated, 455-1200. JOHSSON Can A. Jons son, Dec.

30. 1978. beloved husband of Lilly; dear brother of VitHa Kh4, 6eree jmumi and tne let. Jngvae jJonsson. Funeral Tuesday.

at Nelson Funeral Home, 120 Tetrott Rd at Cumberland. Park R'Oge, Interment private. Member of Drake Lodge No. 1 l.O.V, Orion Ledve No. 64 I OS, and Swedish American Recreation av and Monday.

3 to 10 p.m. 623- KELLY Michael ft. Kelly, dear brother of Stephen T. Keiivr fond uncle ef Mogan Mtett I. and Stephen S.

tXetlv. Ftjneral Tuesday, 9: is irom Biake-Lim funeral Homf, 477t W. W)rd Oak Lawn, Mo M. TfvomM More Chufok, Mass It Of lock a. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cernvteey.

Visitation after 6 pm. Sunday. Per public transportation Information call 636-H93 or Chicago 735-424 KllCOVNE John Edward Kifoyne of Libertwit-le, son of the late Jame Kiicovne; James and Anna dear brother ol James (Elanoie), Anna Maria (Phillip) Ouncan. (Dorothea) and Joseoh (Dorothy). Funeral Tuesday, Jan.

2. 9 am, from Koissak of Wheeling Funeral Home, lit S. Milwaukee Ave. Mass Ol the Resurrection, 9:30 Our Lady ef Ihe Brook, Northbroofc. interment All Saints Cemetery.

Member ol American Leetnn Liber-twine Post. vitiieliM to Me m. 537-600. day, 11 to 10 p.m. Entombment Queen ot Heaven.

622-9300. McCarthy joseoh M. McCarthy, Dec. 29, beloved husband of Berenice; loving father ot Joseph M. (Jeannine), James R.

end Marilyn (Walter) Wil-lard; grandlalher of five; brother of Daniel and Edward McCarthy and Sr. Helen Mary McCarthy S.F. Visitation Monday, 3-9 p.m. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. Irom- Oonnellan-Fitzgerald-Franklin Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie et Old Orchard lo SI.

Joan ol Arc Church. Mass to A.m. Interment All Saints: 675-1990. Mcdonald Gladys F. McDonald of Highland Park, beloved wife of the late Frank W.j loving mother of Frank W.

devoted grandmother of Jeffrey and Michael. Service 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, Jan. 2, et Trinity Episcopal Church, 475 Laurel Highland Park. Interment private. In tleo of flowers, memorials may be made to Trinity Episcopal Church.

Visitation tt time of service. Info. 131-4260. McGOVERN John Joseph McGovern, beloved husband ot Jessie pee Wassner; dear father of Jenls Gilsdorf, Patricia (Paul) Sanders and Lillian (James) Roianskl; grandfather of seven. Funeral Tuesday, 10 P.m., at Becvar Funeral Directors (Beuke-ma), 10456 S.

Western. Interment Mount Hopc. Member of the Lock-port Moose Lodge. Visitation Sunday alter 1 p.m. 23S-2U4, Mclaughlin Bernice McLaughlin, nee Hutchison, wife ol the late Wiltm; sister ot George F.

Hutchison, Marie Piti-gereid, Grace Haves, Ann Dowling and the late James and Ruth Hutchinson. Visitation 3 to 9 p.m. Monday, tt Drechsler-Brown Funeral Home. 203 S. Marion Oak Park.

Funeral 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, to St. Luke's Church. Mass 11 a.m. Interment All Saints.

383-3191. MEEGAN Alberta C. Meegan, nee Cioe, beloved wife ot Alfred; devoted mother of John (Pat), Raymond, Mark (Suzanne), Margaret Mary, Tim (Diane), Gerard, Mary Kay and the fate Albert; dear daughter ot John and Jennie Cioe, nee Aiello; dear sister ot Mary Helen Mennelle, John and Paul; fond grandmother ol Sean and Megan. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W.

North to Ascension Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Please omit llowers. Visitation begins Monday after 6 P.m.

637-0449 or 637-0450. MIGLIOZZI Louis Migliozzt, beloved husband of Florence, nee Notto; dear father ot John (Maria), Ann (Frank) Thurner, on I (Scott) Oprenchak; loving brother ot Angelo (Madeline), Mary (tne ate Lou s) wasow ti: rand father of five; great-grandfather of one; uncle ot many nieces and nephews. Funeral Tues 1:15 a.m. from the Gale wood Funeral Chapels 1B57 N. Harlem Ave.

to Maternity B.V.M. Church Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery Please omit tiowers. visitation after 6 P.m.

Sunday 889-1700 1 MITCHELL Lee F. Mitchell, age 64, of 10 Mac-Lvnn Eicetsior, Dec. 29, betoved husband ot Barbara, nee Baylis; dear father of Martha Mitchell ot Chicago, Gloria Hassett of Rolling Meadows and Allen Brown of Fort Wayne, devoted son of Robert fond brother of Ruth Mitchell ot Kansas City. Kan. loving grandlalher ot two.

Former president and chairman ot the board of National Beauty, inc. and sales manager lor Helene Curtis Indus tries. Chicaao. Visitation et the Werness Bros. Funeral Home, 3500 W.

50trv Minneapolis. Monday, 5-9 p.m. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.m. Memorials preferred to the American Cancer Society or the donor's choice, information, 017-71. 8641 MONSON Marshall E.

Monson, beloved husband of Jessie; loving father of Marshall Jr. (Gertrude) end Edward J. (Peggy) Monson; dear grandfather ef Norman, Michael, Edward, Christina end Sherry. Surrvices Wed- nesaey, P.m., at cogar Anderson Funeral Home. 4821 Da men Ave.

Interment Grace land. Visitation Tuesday. 4 to 9 p.m. 561 2016. MOONEY Ruth T.

Moonev, nee Baier, beloved wtte ot Thomas fond moth of Kathleen (John) Kreiman, Susan Anne and Barbara (Daniel) Frani; sister ot Theresa Bieos. Bettv Ho- gan, Robert, Ethel Mae Keating and me laie Jonn Lvncn. t-unerai (ues-dav, 10:45 a.m., from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63rd to Ihe Church St. Mary, visitation alter 2 P.m., Sunday.

LU2-20O0. MULURER See Frank P. (Moon) Cecilia notice MURPHY Bridget Murphy, betoved wile ot the late Patrick; loving mother ot John, Mtcnaei, Martin, tne late Christina Wolf, Josephine Ellis, Patrick and Francis; devoted grandmother of 19; fond sister of Tom Meere. At Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 95th after 3 p.m.

Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., to Most Holy Redeemer-Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Internment Holy Sepulchre. 239-2600.

9-3600. MUSIAL Samuel Musiet, betoved husband of Bessie; fond father ot Patricia (Daniel) Duncan, Lawrence (Barbara), Carl (Doreen), Christine (Clyde) Cutety and Dennis) grand-faiher et five; brother of Meryenn Rran, Ann Miller, Fred Kurars and the Late Leo. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., Irom Becvar Funeral Directors, 5211 Kediie, to St. Simon Church. Interment Resurrection.

Please omrf flowers. Member of Nav-ar-mar Post No. 5535 V.F W. Notation Sunday after 6 p.m. 776- NASH Thomas D.

Nash, retired C.P.O.. beloved husband ol He tea nee Sirasser Graham; loving father of the latg AHeen pears; fond grand-lather ol Jennifer Spears; dear brother ot George R. and the late Philip G. Nash. Funeral Tuesday, 9 30 from The Evergreen Funeral Home.

2955 W. 95th Leo V. Hennessv. Director, to St. John Fisher Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Visitation Monday, 2 to 10 p.m. 472-7010 NOLAN Rev. Father Francis R.

Nolan. Pastor of Our Lady ot Victory Church, beloved son ot Suranne and the laie Frank loving brother ot Edwin (Mar lei. Regit -(Dorothy) and Robert; also mgny nieces and neohews. Resting at John V. May Funeral Home, 4553-61 Milwaukee from 2 p.m., m.

to 10 p.m. Aflonday. Lying In state at Our Lady of Victory Church, 5712 W. Agaiite, from II a m. until 10 p.nv Tuesday.

Mass of the Resurrection 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Interment Carmel. Liturgfcel vake service P.m. Tuesday.

Associate pastor of St. William, St. Aeatha. St. Odiho.

St. Hyacinth end St. Edward Churchei. OLSON Else D. Olson, Dec.

to, 1971 fate ef Russeilviiie, beloved wife of Gunner dear mother of Jack (Betty) OH on and Janet (Richard) Kohl; grandmother of Pamela De-timer, Mtcheal and Laurie Kohl. Funeral Tuesday, tt a at Nelson Funeral Home, 120 Tekett Rd et Cumbertend, Park Ridee. Interment Irving Park. Visitation Monday, 3-10 p.m. I14J77.

7 PALES Millon Pales, eve 54. svddonly Dec. 3ti betoved husband of eerthe D. Pales nee MUrek; lend feiher of Kathv (jot.) winn and R. Scott Petae; ewveted sets of judi (nee penko) and the late Bert peies oeee promer of faiame (the late Otfo) Kieer end Robert (Gladys) Pates.

Services et Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 Eiston corner Pulaski Road, Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2 0 m. Interment Bohemian National Cemetery, Visitation at Chaoel 2-10 p.m., Monday. Kt 9-61 00 PAR DO See Frank CeciMe notice. PARRISH Harei R.

Perrish of Lake Forest, formerly Ol Beverley, Dec. 79, 191, wife of the late Russell L. mother ol the late Martha Hamilton; grandmother of James (Star) Hamilton of Fort Leuderdaie. Judith Hamilton ol Chicago, Martha Jane Hamilton of Washington, DC. and Nancy Anne (David) CMtiesote ot Brighton.

Mirh great grandmother of Russell Hamilton. No visitation. Memorial services 4 30 pm, Tuesday. Jan. 2, 199, et the Chapel ol the First Prethytetlen Church of Forest, 700 N.

Shrl4an Rd Lake Perest. In lieu Of flowers, contributions may be mad to the Ametieao Cancer Society, tafei Wanton ffpfterpl Heme, 2J4O03I. MondAV. SYBOJJI. DURAN I Ch.rles s.

Durair. leievea rtmoana ol C.l(lrln; loin l.lher ol Rklurd (Marie) Vlnce dear grandlalher ol loui; real-grandfather ol two; lond brother ol Funeral 9 a.m., Tuesday. Jan. 2, Irom vanct- Funeral Home. 1424 S.

SOIIt Cicero, to St. Attract. Church. Entombment Queen ol Heaven G.rdtn Mausoleum. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m..

Sunday and Monday. 652 1245. FARAGHER Julia M. Faraorier, nee O'Donnetl, beloved wile ot the late Arthur loving mother el Arlene (George) Hlavacek, Margaret (Andrew) St. Paul N.Mir F.ragheri dear sister ot Margaret Lowry and the l.te Eileen Peerlman; grandmother ol 10.

Funeral Tuesday. 10 a.m. Irom the Quintan Funeral Home. 6540 w. 95th to St.

Louis de Montlort Church. Mass 10:30 Interment St. M.rv Cemetery. Please omit llowers. Visitation 3 to 10 a.m.

Monday. S99-73O0. FATIGATO See Frank Cecilia notice. FIGUR Anthony C. Figure, dear husband of Jeanette, net Kiuk; dear 11 her of Robert (Terl) and Carol; brother of Josephine the lete John; unci ot is.

Funeral wednet day, 9:30 a.m., from Plichta-Baiek Funeral Home, 2335 5. California to sr. Roman emircn. visitation Monday. 4 to 9, Tuesday, 2 to 9.

In lieu of flowers. Masses preferred. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. 4 7-4 12 J. FRICANO Michael J.

Frtcano of Carol Stream, be oved husband of Joseph ne: fond father of Sharon (Daniel) Lyman and Michael B. (Sandra); grand-father ot eight. Resting at WilMarm-Kemp Chaoel, 430 Roosevelt Wheaton, Monday and Tuesday, from 3 until 9:30 p.m. Funeral Mass Wednesday. 10 a.m., at ST.

Mark's Church, Wheaton. Interment St. Joseph. In lieu of flowers. memorials to The famny appreciated, 644-0016.

KIDRICH Frank Frldrich, beloved husband bf Lillian, nee Nowaiinski; devoted lather of Raymond (Dorothvl Mvs- liwiec, Patricia Gnutek, Stanley icaroit Mvsiiwiec, r-ranees tin Clemens and the late Dolores (George) Kinilg; loving grandfather or uonnie toe or gel Lot fa: and many grandchildren; and great grandchildren, services Tuesday, p.m. at Malec Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N. Milwaukee Av. Interment Irving Park. Visitation begins Monday, at 2 p.m.

Please omit dowers. 774-4100. GABRENYA Edward A. Gabrenya, 65 pt Glen-view, Dec. 29, husband of Merle, nee Schmidt; father of Edward O.

(Janice), Elaine (Arthur) Sedlack ana Karen iKODert) justice; (our grandchildren; son ot Carolina; brother of Albino D. Wotf, Louis and William. Visitation from 4-9 p.m., Tuesday, at the William H. Scott Funeral Home, 1104 Waukesan Glenview. Mass 11:30 a.m., Wednesday, at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Glenview.

Family and friends will meet at church. Interment in local cemetery. 724 0083. GEIL Earl Geil, beloved husband of He-i, en. sear father ot Janice uav) Entler, Setrle At) Raskey, Shirley uamesi Hastings ana titeen (Joe) Giardini; grandfather of greatgrandfather ot sii.

Resting at the Lawrence Funeral Home, tB00 N. Austin Ave. where services will be held Tuesday, II a.m. interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Retired business agent Furniture Movers Union Local No.

711. Visitation Monday, 2 to to p.m. Please omit (lowers. 734-2300. GEMELLI lM Frances Gemelll, hee Cltrano.

83- ot Westchester, beloved wile or the late Joseph; fond mother of Vivian Richards and the late Angelo (Satlv) and mother in taw of the late Wallace Richards; grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of sixteen; sister of Peter, Rose Hoch-stadter, Angeline Jaoe, Frank, Jennie Maag, Marie homo son and the late Stella and Daisy Provost. Resting at Hitiemen Funeral Home, 9u5 W. 31st Brookfieid. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., to Divine In-tani Church, 10)20 Kent, westches ter. Mass 11 a.m.

Entombment Queen ot Heaven Mausoleum, visitation Sunday, 4-9 p.m., Monday, 2-9 p.m. 485-2000. GIBLIN Mabel A. Giblin, nee Stone, beloved wife of the late Waiter; fond mother of Thomas (Dolores), Joyce (Dominic) Sukowkx, Owen (Bobbie) and Waiter (Nan); grandmother ol 13; great-grandmother of three; sis ter of Catherine LilMch. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S.

Kediie, 1o St. Gall Church. Entombment St. Mary. Member ot St.

Gall Senior it liens Club, Hlshen Senior Center, Mill Hill Mission Club, Knit Wllhs St. Cesimlr organiier ol St. Gall's first Kindergarten and or ganlier of St. Gall Senior Citizens Kitchenand. Visitation Tuesday alter 2 P.m.

776-3809. GIFF Margaret H. Giff, nee Theel, be loved wife of the late Earl dearest mother of Sandra (Robert) Peterson; loving grandmother of Eric and Tiffany; fond tikter ol Lucille (Walter) Fasse and Walter P. (Doris) Theel. Resting at Stermer Funeral Home, 3653-59 Fwi lerton Av.

Services Tuesday, Jan. 2, at 1 p.m. Interment Ridge wood. In lieu of flowers memorials to Jehovah Lutheran Church, visitation elier 12 noon, Sunday. BE5-IU5.

G010FEDER Harel Goldfeder. nee Alllster, beloved wife of Arthur; fond father of Robert C. (Anne); grandmother of Arlene and CaroWnj sister of Dorothy Oienbaugh Ind Betty Hoevei. Funerel Wednesday, 11 a at Becvar Funeral Director. 5218 S.

Kediie Ave. Interment Evergreen. Visitation Monday, after 5 P.m. GRADOUS Raymond F. Gradoul, retired beloved husband ot Grace, nee Hen-nmg.

dear lather of the late Harold R. Funeral Tuesday, January 2. 1pm at Koissak Funeral Home. 4255-59 W. Division, cor.

Kildare. Interment Ridoewood Cemetery. Please omil flowers. Visitation Monday alter 2pm. AL2-3600.

GRIFFIN Joseph Griffin, beloved husband ot Clara, nee Flori; loving lather of Jeanne (Patrick) Colombo and Gerald; dear brother of Frances O'Rourke and Agrres Pecovrek; fond grandfather ol five; also nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday, 9 .44 Irom the Cesev-Laikowtkl Fu neral Home, 4540-50 W. Diversev to St. Genevieve Church. Mats a m.

Interment Queen ol Heaven. Visitation Monday, p.m. 7 77-6JOO. GRISWOLD Beverly E. Grlswoid, nee Even, beloved wife of William, CFD; dear mother of Cheryl (Richard) DuMav, Gloria (Ronald) Krrywanos, and William Jr.

grandmother ot Robbie and Ricky; daughter of Ada and the late Lewis Even; sister ol William (Delores) Even, Robert Evert, Sue (Richard) NtwlJr and the late Lewis Evert sister In law ol Jerry Eversr loving aunt of many nieces and neobtws Resting at the Lawrence Fpnerat Moenet 400 N. Austin where, pervtces will be he'd Tuesday, I em. interment Acacia Park Cemetery, Visitation Sunday and Monday, 2 to 10 p.m, 7J6 2J00. GROSNICK George Grosnkk, beloved husband ot Dorothy; dear father el Norma Lawrence and Carol (James) Ei-wood; grandfather of Theodore Lawrence, Velerte Lkwrence, George Lawrence and Tina Cruet-pro. Funeral Tuesday.

1 30 at Bormann Funeral Home, 1600 Chicago Melrose Park, nfe men! Glen Oaks Cemetery, Visitation Monday, 12 Noon te 9 m. J4447IJ. GROSS Carolyn Gross, behaved wile ftf the lata Moiton R.f devoted mother of Muriel (Stuart) Meyer of North brook, tlj dear sister of the late Miided "Cistve" Geletrd; loving gtandmother ol Lauren Hirsrh, Lisa (Michael) Metntck ot Beverly Hilts, Cat. and Lvnne (Jeffrey) Arden of Palatine, private services were held Sunday, Def. 31, ll 11 el Nort Suburban Chapet, 9700 Shokle Skaue.

Memorials to Atf-AH. Info Furih Funeral Direction. 67-4JO0. Washington Star, unions reach pact, avert shutdown Tuesday, 3 to 9 30 p.m., at the Oehier Funeral Home, Lee at Perry Des Pteines, where services will be held Wednesday, 10 a m. 24-5155.

UEBEL Katherine Uebei, nee Duv. ol Mount Prospect, formerly ot-OeS P'aines. beloved wile of tte laie Nicholas, loving mother of Lillian (Edwin) Adams, Eleanor (Witiiam) Sample' and Lorraine Wooden; five grandchildren; two great grandchildren; fond sister of Phillip Tuesday, 7 30 m. to P.m.. at the Oehier Funeral-Home, Lee at Perry Sts Ds Plaines, and Wednesday, 10 until time ot service II a.m.

at Christ Church, Cora and Henry Sts Oes Plaines. Interment Ridgewood, fn lieu ot tiowers, memorial gifts to Christ Church appreciated. 824 5155. VARRAVETO Marie Varraveto, beloved daughter of Ihe late Dominic and Arcangeii- na Varraveto; dear sister of Inez Fleck. Ciara (Arthur) Rail of Flon- da, Dominick Jr.

(Lorraine) Var- ravelo and the lete Patrick (Gloria) and Dr. Anita Varraveto; dear aunt of Wavne, Angela, Dominick andi Joseph varraveto, all ot Caiilorn-a. Funerat Tuesday. 10:45 am, tronv The Montciair Funeral Home. 6vOUr W- -Belmont Ave.

St. Angela! Chwrch, Mass 11:30 am. lntermef Mounl farmer Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 3 to -10 P.m. 623 9JOO.

VENHUiZEN William. Venhulren, precious Klin 4 af -Fileen. nr Kevet: riturit." Mai J. Pufundt, loving husband of Justine; dearest father of Marshall M. (Alicia); fond brother of Elmer; uncle to nieces and nephews.

Funer el Tuesday, at 9:15 a.m. Irom The Alt-Benson Funeral Home. 3724 mniie. rimiucine ui viwi Church, 7l7iW. 18th St, Mass 10 e.m.

interment Maryhiii. 478-2036. RADFORD AAelvIn H. Radford, beloved husband pf the late Lillian; dear lather of Robert, MaHyn and the late Donald Radford: orandiather ot carol Rao ford: brother ol Rose Radford, Violet Divit and the late Ethel Thore-son. Member of A von wood Lodge No.

921 A.F. A.M. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1 p.m., at Mali Funeral Home. 3440 N.

Central Ave Interment Oakrldge. Visitation 2 to 10 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. 545- S420. RAUCHENECKER Frank A.

Rauchenecker, beloved husband of Emma, nee Perry; dear brother In law ot Antoinette Servini ana tmtiie weitcus. Funeral sei vices Tuesday, p.m., at Richard Funeral Home, 5749 Archer corner of LoeI. Interment Grace-land Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, titer 4 p.m. 767-1840.

ROCOLL Veronica Rocoll, betoved wife of the late Walter: dear mother of Harriet te (Gust) Can berg. Ailed (Herman) Gorskt and the late Elanor Johnson; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of 14; great-great- grandmother of one; sister of Charles (Gladys) Kensik. Resting at the Lawrence Funeral Home, 4600 N. Austin Ave. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., to St.

Robert Beltarmine Church lor mass at 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Visita tion Sunday, 4 to 10 P.m. and Mon day, 2 to 10 P.m.

7J6-2JOO. ROGERS Bettv Rogers ot Forest Park, for- merly ol Berwyn, sister of Martha iFlmn) Cunningham and Allan (Marge) Swanson. Visitation alter 6:30 Monday, at the Abram and Son Home tor Funerals. 6910 Windsor Berwyn, where Ser vices will be neid at it 4.1114 weo nesday. Jnierment ROMANELU Saivatore O.

Romanelli, beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Liefnski; Im.I.h nt 01, II Itt-BthnHit Oavid; dear brother of George, iwnorea iremauu, nnanr oamuvir ooarino, tannine uominicnj rer-. sl co, Michael (Oiga.) and Emlleo (Leona); lond grandfather Of Ha. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.m., from Malec Sons Funerel Home, aooo N. Milwaukee to St. Pftllome- na Church.

Interment St. Adalbert. Visitation begins Sunday, 4 p.m. 774-4100 ROTUNNO Theresa Rotunno, nee Tomaso, be loved wife ot the late Rocco; loving mother of Carmel la (Dr. Michael) Limosani, Anthony and the late Sai vatore (Colette); dearest grand mother of sii; devoted sister of Joseph (saram, ciara, 0 la.

Luc le, Grace (John) Romano, George, Frank (Jackie) and the late Pat, RoDert (Terry), Saivatore (Mary), and Mary (Tom) Gianeil). Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from The Galewood Funeral Chapel, 1657 N. Harfem 10 our Laov Mother of Th Church, Mass of the Resurrection 10 a m. Interment St. Joseph Cemet ery, piease omit flowers, visitation Sunday, after 4 p.m.

and Monday, 2 to 10 p.m. Mr-WOO. RUFO See Mary Lollino notice. RYAN Mary "Goldie" Ryan, nee Martin, beloved wife ef the laie Daniel; toed mother of Loretta (the late James) Fay, Daniel and the late Marie; grandmother of Patricia (John) Bernard end Kathryn Fay; greal-grandmother ol two; sister of the late William and Catherine Workman. Visitation 4 p.m., Monday, at Gibbons Funeral Home, 5917 W.

Irving Park Rd. ChtPet service Tuesday, 10 a m. Ipfgrmenti St. Joseoh. 774 3944.

SALOMON 1 Eugene Salomon, beloved husband of Bet', nee -Stein; fond Brother of Sophie Kati loving tncle of many nieces ind nephews. 5ervtes Tuesday, 10 a.m., at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 N. Broadway. Interment Jewish Oakridge. Friends are asked to oav their respeds et the time ef services, info 661-470.

santiui. See Mary Loumo notice. SCANLAN Kathnrn E. Scanian, nee Grohe. beloved wile of James tovmg mother ol James J.

Jr. (Kay), William D. (Grace), Diane (Roy) Gray, Jack (Jiie), Betty (Robert) Wito and Sharon (Donald) Giorgi; fond sister of Helen (William) Wendt; dear grandmother ol 17; great-grandmother of four. Funeral Wednesday. 1:45 from Maiec and Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N.

Milwaukee to St. Robert Bexar-mine Church, interment local. Visitation begins Tuesday, 4 pm. 774 4)00. SCAPiLLATO See Pnrno Manacavano notice.

SCENBERGR Gladys R. Sehoenberger of Central Baptist Home, beloved wtte of the late Charles F.j loving mother ot Mildred (Rev. Everett) Barker; ear grandmother of three; sister of Stanley Davison. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 3, 11 a.m., at Henerhotf Funeral Home, 304 N.

Mam Wheaton. Interment Oakridge. Visitation 6 until 9 p.m. Tuesday. Memorials to Central Beptiit Home, 7901 Lawrence Norridge, Jit.

6065 appreciated. 664 0027. scHMirm Roy P. Schmltfei, beloved husband of Peart; -loving lather ot Sylvia (Keith) Eleenbrodf grandfather of Joan and Jean; fond brother of Herbert (Eveivn) and ihe late Jeanetle (Robert) Poicyn. Visitation Mon-nay, offer 12 noon, wrttr funeral Tuesday, 10 at the deVMendt Funeral Heme.

2H N. Wester Ave. Interment Irving Park Cemetery. Please emit llowers. 17)6.

SEMENIUK Jieh Semenluk, owner of Mac's Motors Mart, beloved husband ol Leone B. Semeqivk, nee Bern? loving father of Eleanore (Robert) Richardsoe and the late Jnanne (Frank) Pelilas; dear grandfather ol Joseph, Frank Jr. and Mfchefte D.mi.. IiinI.uI ha llw.a end one sister. Visitation 5udrJl and Monday, from 2 to It at I Biahc-Lamb Funeral Home.

4777 W. 10)rd Oak Lawn. Lyine In (fate at Hope Church. 600 S. Washtenaw, Tvesday from II a.m.

en til time of service at 1 em. Interment Mount Hope Cenwtery. In lieu of llowgrwj donations to Hope cnufc tgwovid oe appreciated. For public Wansporia tion Information call 6J6-I193 01 Chicago. 715-4242.

SlGNORELtl 'i'AwJ uieco Signoreiu, eeioved husband of the late Pauline and Alberta; loving father of Jack (Hemlete) and Georee (Juddt fond grandfather of Seven; dear brother of Anna Montel-bane and. the late Tina Cacciooo. Joseph and Leon I. unto Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., Irom Montcieir Funeral Home. 6901 W.

Belmont Ave to St. Prisolle Church. Mass 9 3t m. fwterment Mwuni Carmel 672 JOO, From Tribune Wirt Servlcei WASHINGTON The Washington Star ind its printers' uiion reached a tenta-ive agreement Sunday night, apparently leading off the Star management's hreat to close the paper. Publisher George Hoyt said the paper vould not publish its holiday edition ilonday, however, because the printers -the last of 11 craft unions to hold out the pacts failed to ratify the con-ract before the midnight deadline.

"I am sorry to say we will miss me day of publishing, but there will be 164 other days of publishing this year, nd we are real pleased about that," said. The financially troubled afternoon lewspaper reached agreement earlier in he evening with the pressmen's union, thich voted 60-29 to accept a five-year ontract. BILL BORMAN, president of the winters' union, said he would recom-nend that the union ratify the contract an 11 a.m. meeting Monday. Earlier in the day United States Dis trict Judge Charles Richey, responding to a petition by the printers, ordered the newspaper to continue publication while contract talks were In progress.

But the judge, after hearing arguments on appeal of his earlier order, ruled that the injunction to continue publication would not go into effect until 3 p.m. Monday. That action meant The Star was not necessarily under court order to publish its New Year's edition. The newspaper's management originally had pledged to close the 125-year-old newspaper at midnight Sunday unless new contracts had been reached with all 11 unions. IT WAS Colombia Typographical Union 103 that asked Richey to order the paper to continue publication.

The Star had wanted to cut the number of printers' Jobs from 175 to 80 by June and then to 25 during the next five years. The newspaper's current losses amount to $10 million annually, according to Time officials. Management says the new five-year contracts are necessary to ensure labor stability. beloved father of Trudi (Thomas) it 'iyi woookxh ana ueraia uotnn aeai loved grandfather of Randy, Timi Donna, John, Peter eno Michael Wood)ockt-dear son of the' late Frank and Gertrude; dear in law of the late Christine es, brother ol Ann James) Smit, Grace (John) DeRoos, Jenme (Richard) Boersema, the late Fred and George; brother in (aw of Casey, Gerne, Mane and Toots Venhuien. Resting at Funeral Home, 2929 W.

87th tin 1 II a.m., Wednesday. Funeral ser. vices Wednesday, 1:30 at the Calvm Christian Reform loist and Central Ave. interment Fami'y Lot. Please omit dowers Visitation after 5 Monday.

636 2600 VYHANEK June nee Michatski of -New Lisbon, Wise, beloved wife of George loving mother ol George I Jean); dear grandmother ot De- nise, Mtichei and Phillip; fond sister ef Harriet Fiose, Clara List her ard Steve Michaels. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m., Irom Ridge Sobiesk Funeral Home. 6039 S. Archer Rd (7700 Argo-Summit, lo B'aise Church, interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Monday.

7 to 10 p.m., and Tuesday, 2 pm, (0 10 p.m. 454-0136. WEBER Charles Weber, of Des Plaines. beloved husband ol Gladys; dear lather of Charles (Kathleen), Par. ricie (Robert) Fennema and Ronald; one grandchild; brother ol Casocr, Aiei.Moiiie Zeitler, Emily Christ, Ann Trykowskl and Dorothy Saltier.

Visitation Monday, at Oehier Funeral Home, Lee and Perry streets, Des Plaines, where services wtti be held Tuesdav, at 2tlp.e. Interment Family Lot-' Myrtle M. Weidmen, beloved wife of tf Harrv; dear sister ef Mitpred Peas- s'er and Henrietta Lengmore; dear aunt of Janet Esnerson and Patricia -McEhianey; grand-aunt of Sharon Ceener, Funeral service Wednesday, 1 p.m at Glbbons-Robillard Funer- a) Home, 134 S. York, Elmhurst, Entombment Oakridge Cemetery. Vmtation Tuculav Alter aiv Death notices COHEN Rose S.

Cohen, of Pek Line Hotel, beloved wife ol the ll Archie H. Cohen; deer mother of Judge fvethen M. (Jene) Cohen end Ruth (Roherl) Hymen; devoid grandmother of Joanne C. Friediender, Susenne (Roger) Fein, Michael (Leshe) Hvman eid Daniel Hymen great-grandmother of nd til ter of Dore Goidterb of WlK gton, the fete Peeri -Jfl rM Cvrit Heievy Services tl sdev, it Piser North suburban Memorial Chapel. "00 Sok.e Bivd Stokia, Interment Temple Judea, Weidheim.

PifHt onif flower Friends rf asked to thir respects el lime of services. 7 4740. C0RS0 Vincent cerso, beloved wile of me late Severlo; toving mother of Louise end the late Vito end Petri; grandmother of Genevieve (Ambrose) Daibit. Severlo (Pme-f Cono, Mary (Edward) Pefcer nd Fred Corso; great grandmother of Michael end Go Deibis. Vito, John end Anthony Corto end Peerl Parker Funeral Tuesdev.

jn iq from Cotltn Funeral Heme, 5340 w. Norm Ave to Peter Cenniirt Church, for Men 10 30 Fntombment Qtteen of Heeven Visitation Sunday end Monday, to 10 em. IS? MM C0VAR0 Ameite (Deny) Cover, beloved sis-ter of Louie, Margaret Gmocchlo. Frenk, Pol (Marianne), the lett James end Jennie Merlnellt. Fume, el Tuesday, 9.

15 from the Col-vmtian Chanel. 671 w. Noftn Oeli Perk. Meter Omft Chdrch, Me If m. Intermq Mount tmM Howeri, Vtilletlon Mender I I ui i ia joio, D.CIOIA Louit (Limbo) DIOioll.

beloved hot band of Lottie, net Dembkowtkti lovino father of Levi Jr. (Marian) end Nick (Joan); dear trandferhor of seven; fond brother of Lewre Cowtoobetse, William (Mary), Ann (weily) Sievensen, Rocce (Laurie) end me lete Luke (Ann) and Palme Kivltin. Funeral Wednesday, 10 from the it wood Funeral Chapels, us; N. Hanem Ave to SV Vincent Ferrer Church, River Forest. Mast 11 m.

Interment St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Visitation Monday, efler 4 a.m. MM TOO, D0LAT0WSKI Josephine Dolitewsltf, oe Jerocki, brieved wtf of the late Jerome IHeppy); d'er sister of Jeen Leni. Louis Jeroctu, Ttltie Berry, Gerfieid JarocM, Viroinie Lenie, Kenneth, Michael and the lete Emit Jorochi.

Funeral Wednesday, JO from Pomierski 4. Son Funeral Home, 10W W. 12nd St to Immaculate Conceotion Church. Interment Resurrection, Member of I. Copernicus Circle.

Visiletioo Monday end Tuesdey, 2 to 10 em. YA-4424, 00NIC Armen fDfnabedlen tnt, left of South Holland dear cousin of Setrnik Boroian, Anlranit Bwoian end Heooe Boroian. Visitation alter 2 Monday. Funeral stfmce 10 Tuesday, Jen. at the Drumm Funerel Home, 1700 E.

14 2nd One block west Of I he Celumef -pretswav, on U.S. South Hollend. Inttrmenl jleder Perk cemetery. i)J-0011. DUBISH Micheel X.

Dubith, aw 43, of Sdufl) Hollend, beloved husband of Adelaide; dr lather oJ Pamela. Prter (Cmtnia), peot (Kehteen), PhiM Perry; deer brother of Ann (ViCtei Vanka, Manr (Jo) Kosmo, Stan Dubish, Catherine (Frenn Rosenthal end Julia Reulst Jrendtefher of foot. At rest Monday, until 10 at DeYouno-Vroh Fneral Hww, 8. f7nd" St Sotrth Holland. Funeral service Tuesday, Jo a.m..

at Cheef, Mass 10 a.m. at St. Jude's Church. Interment Holy Cress. JJJ-W0.

CRAWfOfO Cerml CuwHrd, betoved hutbend of the fete Lwi; lev me lener of Wei-dan (Gvmevere) onef Gforlo (Allen) Cerr; oer fendfettuff of tii; reet ffrendtethee of one; fod brother of Veime (the fat Fred) Bretemen, EUrebetti (Orel) Mvmetend Loiite (Jv) Pttvc. Funeret tl Tuev dv. Jen. 7. et ttw Wntctmter Fu nerel Home, Mount S01 W.

Cermet! Rd weilchetter, interment Mt, Emblem Cemetery, Visitation Mon-dey. 2 tb S5 5345 or M2-59O0 omcv Lorratne A. Oercr. ne Jattrowskl, wife of Edmvnd A.t deer tKter LeVeme (Edwin) Wekrek end Mildred (Jmet Andrews; ivrvived bf niecn end neohews. Funeral Wednesday, Jan.

J. et from Colonial Funeral Home, MllwVvtot to St. luec Jotuet Church. Interment All Samtt. Vititatlon begins 4 Monde 74 03e4.

DAVIS Aenei Devil, ne Devlt, ae rt, in Fort Leifderdett beloved wife mt the lot tddelfj lovin mother of Myron (Betiy) Devil, He len Wold end Marian Davit deer lister Chrr( Kruoer and the late Lilly Shuimenj ranjmother of three; tret rendmmr of ttv. Services on Jen. 7, tl el femt ly lot ftichur Choiem, number one, Waidhelm Cemetery, fete 30 Pieete omit flowers, tnfo, Fwrth Funeral Direction, 4-4300. DtKLYTN Helen DeKtyeo, nee Vevrlne, of ftrwm, beloved wife el the lete John deer mother of Harold (Merlenne) end Cerl (Mary Lout) titter the lete Airte ftoeai; end mother tu, Tuee-dar, Jen. 10)0 et the Jeeh Neii end Scmt Pwneui Home, II W.

14th comer el EuclHf, Vrwvn. Interment Wood lawn. Vititation 2 m. te Monday. DfMSKOWSKI See Leu i (Limbo) DiGivfd mjfke.

OOltV WltURT Arnold P. Wilier, font brother of Lvdte. Kuehne and Hilda (Arthur W. Michael; brother in law ol Ethel W.llert., Servers Wednesday, Jan. 1 tl OhA fHrtwy Funeral Home aooi w.

Roosevelt Rd. Utterment Concordia. Tue 4vt. 2 to and- to 9 m. 7t-0904.

wnim, gf Holland' ncHiino, rmoveo Wire of ike ie Willieei deaf sister of Katie Mater. Jefiir ntefo'd, Peter, Pa ol and John Vender Ploeo At rest after 7 Sunday, at DeYaung-yieeeh Funeral Home, tat e. ino otnn Holland. Funer-. pi trrvkPf Turtday, I menl Fairmovnt.

3J3-7OO0. SrvkPf Turgday. p.m. inter- WOOOLOCft See W.11. em Venftuiert notice.

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