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Chicago. Tribune, April 28, 1982 Section 4 13 NUFER Obltuario Actor Tom Tully is dead at 85; Oscar nominee for 'Caine Mutiny' Tom Tully Actor went to Hollywood In 1943, appeared in his last film in 1973. HE CAME to Hollywood In 1943 and appeared in dozens of pictures, with his typical Irish face' and broken nose winning him many roles as a tough guy who turned out to be an easy touch. His most notable work was in "The Caine Mutiny" in 1954, when his portrayal of Capt. Devries, who was replaced by the rotten Capt.

Quigg but won back his ship at the end of the picture, won him a nomination as best supporting actor Among his other pictures were "Till the End of Time," "Kiss and Tell," "I'll Be Seeing "The Unseen," "Desti- nation Tokyo," "Intrigue," "Killer McCoy," "Illegal Entry," "Tomahawk," "Lady and the. Bandit," "Lure of the WUderness," "The Moon is Blue," "Scud-da Hoo Scudda Hay," "Sea Lost "June Bride," "Where the Sidewalk Ends," "10 North Frederick," "Coogan's Bluff and "The Wackiest NEWPORT BEACH, Callt (UPD Veteran actor Tom Tully, who played the tough guy' with a heart In dozens of films and earned an Oscar nomination for his role in "The Caine Mutiny," died Tuesday. He was 85. The actor also had extensive stage experience and played continuing feature' roles in the television series "Shane" and "The Lineup." Mr. Tully, who lost a leg in 1970 because of arthritis and continued to suffer complications from the disease in recent years, was pronounced dead at Hoag Memorial Hospital.

He was to be cremated, and no services were planned. He is survived by his wife, Jda; a daughter, Nina Kirchner; and three grandchildren. Born in Durango, in August, Tully appeared in several Broadway plays, including "The Time of Your life," "Jason" and "Ah, Jazz vocalist Wilborn dies DETROIT (AP)-Vocalist Dave Wilborn, 78, the last surviving member of McKinney's Cotton a Detroit black jazz band that gained international fame in the 1920s and 1930s, is Mr. Wilborn suffered a heart attack on stage Sunday night during a performance at a benefit concert in Rochester, for Leader Dogs tor the Blind. He collapsed while the audience ap-: plauded his final song, "I Found a New Baby," said trombonist Al Winters, who also played at the concert.

MR. WILBORN'S original band was formed in Detroit in 1928 and performed for blacks who were denied access to music of white bands. Radio broadcasts of the band's music in that same year are believed to be the first performances by a black band aired the United States. i The original band performed in European capitals and broke up in 1936. A new group formed later played Carnegie Hall in New York in 1974.

Mr. Wilborn is survived by his wife, Isola. Ship in the Army." "We used to kid him that he was Hollywood's father, because he played so many gals' fathers, including Liz Natalie Wood and Shirley Temple," his wife said. HIS LAST MOVIE was "Charlie Var-rick," which he ftiade with Walter Matth-au in 1973. He played the part in a wheelchair.

In "ThS Lineup," a 1950s television series based on cases from San Francisco Police Department files, Tully played Inspector Matt Grebb, one of two officers who tracked down criminals in the Bay In the "Shane" series, he portrayed Tom Starett, father-in-law of the widowed Marion. Woman and 3-year-old boy; die, A Hurt in Elgin townhouse fire GATS0S Louis J. Galsos, dear brother ol 'George (Mary), Perry (Matlna), James (Dena) and Angeline (Daniel) Pastorellot fond son of the late John and Mary; devoted uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday, 11 a.m., from Granata-Mut! Galewood Chapels, John P. Kringas Funeral Director, 1857 N.

Harlem, to St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, 2350 Dempster, Des Plalnes, for 12 noon services. Interment Elmwood. Associated with West Town Cleaners for many years and also Associated Trucking Co. Visitation starts Wednesday after P.m.

089-1700 or Au 7-0400. GI0IA -See James Adinolfl notice. GLASSCOCK Eleanol G. GLasscock ol Tlnlev Park, wile of Elliott sister of Amanda (J. Waibel.

Resting at Hlrsch Memorial Chaoel. 183d and f- By James Kane '( A WOMAN AND a 3-year-old boy died and four other persons, three of them young children, were injured Tuesday morning in a fire in a townhouse in Elgin. Killed were Patricia Bixby, 22, and Christopher Wheeler, who was an overnight visitor with his mother and a brother at the Bixby townhouse in a six-unit building at 336 S. Belmont St. in the suburb.

4 Elgin firemen crawled through heavy smoke to' find -Bixby and the boy in second floor bedrooms. The victims were taken, to St. Joseph Hospital, Elgin, where the woman was pronounced dead, and the boy died a short time later. IN FAIR CONDITION in the hospital were Bixby's two sons, Patrick, 16 months, and Paul, the Wheeler boy's mother, Marilyn DeBose, 27, and another building, and Robert Rakow, 627 Grand who pulled up in his van after seeing the fire: Rakow said he broke down. the front door, but that "flames shot out preventing anyone from entering before the arrival of firemen.

"She DeBose wanted to go back in, but he Dechaud grabbed her by the arm and blouse and held her back," said Rakow. "You could see iii the picture window that the whole first floor' was engulfed in flames the rooms, the stairs. It was going like crazy. I knew if wc went in there, it would have been the end for us, too. We didn't know what to do.

We felt so helpless." BOTH MEN TRIED to use a garden hose to fight the fire but were unable to hook it up because the water faucet was of a vandal-proof type. Rakow, an employee, of the Fox Valley Fire and Safety Equipment Elgin, seized a ladder from his van and put it up to the second floor window, but flames kept him from entering. Elgin firefighters Lt. Stephen Bone and Patrick Hildrich, wearing breathing equipment, crawled on their hands and knees through heavy smoke to the second floor where Patricia Bixby and Christopher Wheeler were found in separate bedrooms. Another firefighter, Lt.

Robert F. Smith, came through an upstairs window to assist in the rescue attempt. "You couldn't see your hand in front of your face," said Bone. Deputy Elgin Fire Chief Gerald Knust said the fire apparently started in wiring in a lamp plugged into an outlet in the living room. Bixby's husband, Paul, was at work when the fire started at about 8 a.m., officials sald.

son of DeBose, Joey Wheeler, 4. All four suffered first- and second-degree burns and smoke inhalation. DeBose and her Alice El Nuftr. beloved wife of the late Wrlliam; fond mother of William- G. (Jean), Dorothy (Howard) Just, Donald E.

(Carol). Leroy K. sister of Florence Grueter; grandmother of 10; treat-grandmother of four; fond aunt of Hildur (Arnold) Klein of Florida. Funeral servicet Thursday p.m., at Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, S30O-12 W.

Belmont Av. Visitation Wednesday 2 to 9:30 p.m. Memorials to your favorite charity preferred. Interment Rosehlll Cemetery. 286-8740.

0'DONNEU John J. O'Donneii of oak Park, beloved husband of the late Elliabeth A. (Betty) O'Donneii, nee Schaefer; dear father ot Sally (Frederick). r-uens, Mary fciien (Micnaeu O'Shea, Ann (Robert) O'Keefe; -loving grandfather of Tracey, Sara, Jane, Steven, Timothy, Meghan and Katie. 42 veer retiree of Hawthorne Works, Western Electric.

Funeral Thursday, April 29, 10:30 a.m., to St. Giles Church. Mass of Ihe Re- surrectlon 11 a.m. Interment Mount larmei lemererv. visiratton ar r.

M. Smith and Sons Funeral Home, 245 Madison Oak Park, Wednesday from 2 to 9 p.m. (48-5826. PAST0REU0 -i-e louis j. oatsos notice.

PENBERTHY i Dr. Laverne penoerrny, d.d.s., or Northbrook, beloved husband of Glennle, net MacBean; devoted father of Jant (the lale F. Lindsay) Power of St. Paul. Richard (Tova) of San Diego, Cel.

and Dr. Robert (Victoria) of Cumberland, R. I.t dear brother of Florence Ear-brow and Evelyn Penberthy. both of St. -Petersburg, Fla.i tond grandfather ol eight; greatgrandfather of two.

visitation Wednesday 7 to 9 P.m. at the Hanekamp Funeral Home, 385 Waukegan Northbrook, 'ft milt north of Dundee Road. Masonic service, under the auspices of Wilmette Lodge, No. 843, A.F. A.M., Wednesday 8 p.m.

Memorial services Thursday 7:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, 1190 Western Northbrook. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to the North Shore Senior Center of Winnetka or Northbrook United Methodist Church would be appreciated. Info. 272-3890.

PETERSEN Frances M. Petersen, beloved Witt of the late Albert dear mother of Andrew and Virginia; grandmother ol Andrew A. (Vlckl). Funeral Friday. 9:15 a.m., from Modell Funeral Home, 5725 S.

Pulaski to St. Basil Church. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to St.

Basil Church appreciated. Visitation Thursday 1 to 9 P.m. 767-4730. PFEIFER Rose M. Pteiter, nee Enibigius, of Cicero, beloved wife of the late John devoted mother of David (Gaile) and Thomas Pfeifer; grandmother ot one; daughter of Alexander and Anne Enzbigills; sister of Alexander Enzbigills Dolores Shoot, Mildred Ninow and Joseph Enzbigills; also nieces and nephews.

Services Thursday, April 29, 11 a.m., at Svec and Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak Rd. Interment Woodlawn. Visitation Wednesday 2 to 9 P.m.-484-2050 or PHEE Irene M. Phee of Downers Grove, oeiovea wire or rne tare ciirroro fond mother of Barbara Phet and Thomas grandmothtr of nine; great-grandmother of two; sister of Nancy rtasler.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m.. from the Adams-Winter-field Funeral Home. 4343 Main Downers Grove, to St. Joseph Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation Wednesday 2 to 9 p.m. 968-1000. P0EU.0T Rev. Daniel c.

Poenot, 70, beloved husband of Rose, nee Krage; dear father of Daniel F. (Ruth), Judith (David) Meyer, John M. (Peggy) and Michael R. (Rhonda); grandfather of eight; brother of Luther (Esther). Visitation at Richer! Meyer Funeral Home, 320 W.

Lake Addison, on Wednesday 6 to 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 to 9 p.m. Lying in state at Grace Evan. Lutheran Church, River Forest, from 10 a.m. on Friday until time of services at 11 a.m.

Interment -St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery, Addison. Memorials prelerred to Lutheran Home and Service for the Aged, Arlington Heights. Into. 543-9541.

PRICE Ralph A. Price sr. ot Lt orangt, husband of the late Helen father of Ralph Marlon (Norton) Walt -and Evelyn (Frank) Gilmorti grandfather of seven; greatgrandfather of five. Visitation 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Hallowell (V James Funeral Home.

40 S. Ashland La Grange. Funeral service 11 a.m. Thursday. Interment private.

352-1298. REDDINGT0N Edmund F. "Bob" Reddlngton, beloved husband of the late Concetta, nee Scclsco; devoted father of Charles (Eugenie) and Joseph; dear son of Alyce Reddlngton; tond grandfather of one. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.m., from Michael Colette 8, Sons Funeral Home, 3240 W. 79th Chicago, to St.

Fabian Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation begins Tuesday, alter i p.m. 436-1861 or RONCONE Set Angela B.

Grasslnl notice. RUBINSTEIN Benlamin A. Rubinstein, of Brooksville, FL, formerly of Skokie, dearly beloved husband of Eleanor. nee Fields; loving father of Sherwln (Odette), Bonnie Rubinstein; devoted grandfather of Randet. Jacouelvn and Steven; dear brother of William M.

(Sylvia) Rubinstein. Services Wednesday 1 noon at Weinsteln Brothers Nonn snore cnapei, in Skokie Wilmette. Interment Shalom Memorial Park Cemetery, Palatine. Retired postal systems examiner of the Ch cago Postal area and member of Branch 14 of National Assoc. ot Postal Supervisors and Cong.

Ml. sinai of cngo. tnapei visitation only at time of services. 256-5700. SCHERPELZ Wlnllred H.

"Frltzle" Scherpelt of Arlington Heights, beloved wile of Walter L.r tond mother of three daughters and four sons; grandmother of two; loving daughter of Rev. Bernara am Kurn Hammerer; survived by one sister and four brothers. Visitation Wednesday 3 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Laulerburo Oehler Funeral Home.

2000, E. Northwest Ar noton He dhts. In state Thursday from 10 a.m. to time of service, ll a.m.. at St.

Paul Lutheran crturcn. ov s. scnoo sr. Mount Prospect. Interment Memory Gardens Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to St. Paul Beautllicatlon Fund or American cancer society. 253-5423. SCHLilTZ i Ernest Douglas Schullz, beloved hushand ef Fran and the late Ann. nea Waldron; lovint father ot Jack (Dartene) ana tnt late nnaruvn; grandlather of four; fond son of the lata Ernest and Ann, nee Olsen; uncle of many nieces and nephews.

Funeral Thursday 9 a.m. from tht Moniclalr Funeral Home, 6901 W. Be mont Ave. to perd nand Lnuren. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Visitation 4 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday oniv. inrermem ar. Mary Cemetery. 622-9300.

children were visiting from Butler, 111. Fire officials said the townhouse lacked smoke detectors and that permits for the building were issued in 1975, before a law was enacted later that year requiring installation of smoke de-: lectors in new buildings. Elgin Fire Chief George Van DeVoorde said DeBose and the three injured child- ren took refuge in basement when the fire, which began in the living room, cut off their escape through the front door. DeBOSE BROKE out a basement win-; dow and she and the children were helped out by Jean P. Dechaud, 313 S.

SCHWARTZ oavid pohn 5cnwartr, oeiovea wt1 of Sidney M. and Esther, nee Ponn, dear brother of Mete (Ronald) Ber-ger; loving grandson of Max A. and the latt Jannette Schwartz and the late Jacob S. and Rose Pohni fond uncle of Jan, Louis (Robin) and Jonathan Bereer; devoted nephew of (Joan) Pohn. Servicet Wednesday 10 arm.

at Plser Menorah Chapel, 5206 -N. Broadway. Pleast omit -flowers. Memorials may bt madt fa The Chicago Svnphony Fund or Lyrle Opera Fund. Friends are asked ta pay their respects at the time ol unlets.

561-4740. SCUUY Margaret o. scuuy, aear motner or John (Mlrella); sister In law of Dorothy Scully, Memorial service Thursday, 4 p.m. at Friedrkhs Funeral Home, 320 W. Central Northwest Highway, Mount Pros, pect.

255-7800. SEHIKE Alfred William senixe, torment or 1623 W. Belmont, age 83, beloved) husband of the late Florence; dear father of Ronald of St. Loult and Bevetly Klndlg of Winchester, grandfather ot 12; greatgrandfather of feur; brother rf Jerome and Emma. Retired 25 year employee ol the Illinois Continental Bank and Trust Co.

Resting at tha Paterson-Schlerf Funeral Homo. 3118 W. Lawrence from 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday.

neral service! 10 a.m. Friday. Inter, ment Oakridge Cemetery. 561-4850. SMAGACZ set Anne t.

Kwasirjorsxi notice. SM01K John A. smoik, devoted fattier or John (Carol), Paul and Jean Smolk; dearest brother of Mary (tht lata Emll) Cloos and Josephine Smolk, loving friend of Helen Nosal. Funeral Friday, 9 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home. 3737 W.

79th ta Little Flower Church. Mass 10 a.m. Visitation alter i p.m. Thursday. In lieu ol flowers, donations to ftia Heart Association or masses would bt tppreciated.

Member of Telephone Pioneers of America and Woodlawn Post No. 175 A.L; 735- 4242. SONDERMAN Mathilda sonoerman, oeioveo ttsrer of Irma Sonderman and Margaret Slerls. Visitation Wednesday, 10 a.m. until time of funeral service 1:30 p.m.

at the Lutheran Home and Service for the Aged, 800 Oak-ton, Arlington Hts. Interment St. Paul Cemetery. If desired memort- els may be made to Ihe Lutheran Home. 253-0168 S0RRENTIN0 fcmma sorrennno, nee Tumminm.

beloved wife of Anthony; loving mother of Joseph (Irene), Frank; (Terry) and Al (Gerl); dear grand- mother of Janet, Debbie, Tonv. Mark, Kathleen, Cheryl, Diane. Joyce and Gregg. Funeral service Friday. 1:45 a.m., from the Skaia Terrace Funeral Home, 7812 N.

Milwaukee Nlles, to St. Pascal Church tor 9:30 mass. Entombment St. Joseph Mausoleum. Visitation Thursday 5 p.m.

to 9:30 p.m. In lieu -of flowers, contributions to tha American Cancer Society. 966-7302. SPERAND0 see Rost 5. Lisuzzo sr.

notice. SWANS0N Gunnar swanson, tovim tarner or Barbara (Steve) Simon, Donne Lea (David) Hicks and Dale; fond grandfather of Jeffrey, Bret, Kevin. Dwavne, Randv and Matt; dear brother of Signe In Sweden. Visitation at the Skala-Terrace funeral Home, 7812 N. Milwaukee Nils, Wednesday 2 p.m.

Id 9:30 p.m. Funeral services Thursday II Interment Ridgewood Cemetery. In lieu ot flowers, contribution to the Trinity Lutheran Church, 67S Algonquin Des Plalnes. 966. 7302.

i SZCZOTKOWSKI toa szczotkowski, nee reran, oeiovea wHe of the late John; lovina mother of Arthur (Jenny), John and the lata Raymond; fond sister of Alma Pesce; devoted grandmother of eight; great-grandmothet of 12. Funeral Thursday, April 29, at a.m., from Wolclechowskl Funeral Home, 2129 W. Webster, to St. Hedwig Church. Interment Concordia, visitation begins 2 a.m.

Wednesday. 276-4630. THOMAS jean R. Tnomas, nee oison, rest dent of Oak Lawn Convalescent Home, Oak Lawn, beloved wita ol the late John F. Thomas; loving) mother ot LaVerne (Clarence) San-tor, Shirley (Charles) Wolf end Mary Ann Edgren; grandmother of 14 and great-grandmother of 12.

Visitation Wednesday from 4 a.m. until 10 p.m. Funeral service Thurs-day, 11 a.m., at the Robert J. Sheehy and Sons Funeral Homes 4950 W. 79th St.

Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, In lieu of flowers, contri i febutions to Tabor Lutheran Churctl would be prelerred. 857-7878. THORP Catherine M. Thorn of Rlverdale, April 27, 1982, beloved mother ol Edward (Donna) tnorp, lois (Wesley) Johnston, Pat (Gerald) Ward, Dorothy (Philip) Schooled and Sr. Grace Thorp S.L.W.; grandmother of 33; great-grandmother ol 29; wife of the late Ted E.

Thorp, Mass Friday, 9:30 a.m.. Queen ol Apostles Church, 207 W. 145lh St. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, Mantino.

Visitation Thursday, 2 to 10 p.m. Brown Funeral Home, 13820 Lincoln Ave. 849-5450. TRUMBULL Gerald E. Trumbull, devoted ton Ihe late George and Delia, nee Mar, ron; loving brother of Elizabeth, Helen (the late Edward) O'Brien Florence (Eugene) Mccormick, Em melt (Nadine) end the late George, John and Vincent (Catherine); deal uncle of many nieces end nephew, Funeral Thursday, April 29, 9:1.

a.m., from the Ahern Funeral Hornet '1110 Madison Oak Park, to St, Plus Church, StTcknev. Mast oj the Resurrection 10 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. In lieu of flow) ers, masses prelerred. Visltatloi Wednesday from 2 p.m.

until 9 P.tt 383-5700 or 533-2394. URSO 1 1 See Ross S. Lisuzzo Sr. notice. WALTER Ruth Walter, net Cllne.

lovint wlff of Allan CPD; beloved mother Timothy and Michael; tond daughtai ot Stella and the latt Frank Cllnel dear tlster of Frances (Willlami Yager. Resting at tha Lawrence Fu neral Home, 4800 N. Austin, at Lava rence, where servicet will be hekj Thursday at 10:30 e.rn. Interment Maryhlll Cemetery. Visltatloi Wednesday, noon to 9:30 p.m.

73 2300. WICHLACZ Florence M. Wlchleci, devote daughter of the late Stanley an Josephine; dear aunt ef Rite (tht lale Frank) Glza, Theresa (Richard' Dorsch and Virginia Better; tier. aunt of Darlene and Cheryl. Punt -Friday, 9:30 a.m., trom Stanley Fd neral Home, 3060 Milwaukee tt St.

Stanislaus Kostka Church. Mat! 10 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cera etarv. Visitation Wednesday after p.m.

end Thursday alter 2 p.m. 341 3330. WILSON I Set Anne C. Kwaslborskl notice. SOUTH THOA MeMtPMCY tXTP 1 46J6S WeuceSt.

BO 8-0703 NORTHWEST ALU at CArWOtUftA LTD. ota-iToo HIC HAIL A CAPttOHAAA 8t-tl24 CAsrv-itttowtja 7)74100 MALIC fMrCIUL HOttf IM MN AeNendAy. HAI ttnt) tXXXlN MMuMAve. 774-4 1 00 SUBURBAN Nttrattl ItMCHfTTCit ueAiawn 474040 4iS-t27 Otrxtot aeetAt 0061 iiw rwo rwt JOJJ1H tMt fere men iv-m vj 791 81 f.tr. 10201 S.

Hubert Rd Pawerta 778-em Belmont a tenant in the townhouse K0T0VSKT Thomas p. Korovsky of wnearon, formerly of Cicero, beloved husband of Olga, nee Swlcrerrga; devoted father of Evelyn (Richard) Bros! us, Thomas Jr. (Sylvia) and Robert M. (Dolores) Kotovsky; grandfather of 10; great-grandfather of eight; brother of Jenny Nechutai brother in law of Otto Soevak and Marie -Swlerenga. Services Thursday, April 29, 1 p.m., at Svec and Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W.

Cermak Rd. Interment Wood lawn. Visitation Wednes-dy 2 to 9 p.m. 484-2050 or 242-2027 KWASIBORSKI i Anne C. Kwaslborskl, nee Roszak, beloved wife of Eugene Kwasi-, borski; dear mother of Dorothy (Thomas) Bogumll, Geraldlne (Frank) Smagacz, Eugene (Doris), Richard (Jannet), Cynthia (Gary) Wilson and Raymond grandmother I ot Frank.

Karen. Michael. Scott. I Philip, Steven, Annemarie and 1 veras sister in law ot Aaeie Karr; aunt of many nieces and nephews, i Funeral Friday April 30, 9 a.m. from Solles Chapel, 2746 W.

51st to St. Simon Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum. Visitation Wednesday and Thursday to 10 P.m.

776-7257 LANE See Angela B. Grasslnl notice. LEVIN Pauline Levin, nee Kramer, beloved wife of the late William; dear mother of-Arnold (Elaine); devoted grandmother ot Michael (Theresa), Nancy (John) Noteman and Amy Levin; loving great -grandmother of three; dear friend of Charles Levi-teti. Services Wednesday, 11 a.m., at Plser Menorah Chapel, 5206 N. Broadway.

Interment Everett, Mass. Friends are asked to pay their respects at the time of services. Please omit flowers. Memorials to the Jewish War Department, ot Illinois; co Minettt Blumenthal, 5616 N. Sheridan Chicago, III.

60660, would be appreciated. Past National Officer Jewish War Veterans, Women's Auxiliary, J.W.V. Representative to Lakeside y.A. Medical Center. Info 5614740.

USUZZO Ross .5. Ltsuno Sr. of Melrose Park, beloved husband of Theresa, nee Catanese; loving father of Mary P. (Judge Joseph) Urso and the late Rossi S. Lisuzzo dearest grandfather of Laura, Joseph, Ross, Maria, Nicole and the late Nicholas and Michael Urso; fond brother of Josephine (the late Joseph) Speran-do, Dominic (Catherine) Lisuizo.

Frank, (Teresa), Herbert (Mary) Lisuzzo and the late Theresa (the late Carlo) Cortina, Tonv (late Rose) Joseph, Carrie and Rose Lisuzzo. Funeral Thursday, April 29, 9:30 a.m., from Rosewood Funeral Home, 4000 St. Charles Bellwood. Mass 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.

Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 9 p.m., Wednesday 10 a.m. Jo 9 p.m. 5446667. LUTHER I Martin Luther of The Admiral, Chicago, April 26, husband of the late Ruth Jane; father of Betty (John Kingery; grandfather of Lucinda Lenhardt; great-grandfather of David and Brian; brother of Olga.

Memorial services 4 p.m. Friday at Christ Church, 784 Sheridan Rd Winnetka. Memorials may be made to The Admiral, Chicago. Info. 251-8200.

MADSEN Loretta Madsen, nee Zambrev, of Berkeley, beloved wife of the late William; fond sister of Ethel Erich-son, Helene Parker and Frank Zam-brev; dear aunt of Dorothy Novotny, Gay Wilfert and Dennis Parker. Retired employee of Wells-Gardner. Resting at Hennessv-Bruno Funeral Home, 5903 Burr Oak Berkeley, Wednesday from 5 p.m. Services Thursday, 11 a.m. Interment St.

Lucas. 544-0100. MAL0NE Matilda Malone, beloved wife of the late Pierce; fond mother of Matilda Holcombo, Eileen -Neisch, Jennie Land), Frances Davis and the late Ann and Pierce Jr. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Peterson Funeral Home, 693S W.

North Av. Services Thursday 10:30 a.m. Interment Elmwood. 6374441. MART0RAN0 Antoinette Martorano, beloved wife of the late Joseph; fond mother of Antoinette (Vito) Lentinl, Jo Ann (William) Cerqua, Michael Mlnagro ond Charles Martorano; ten grandchildren; 20 great-grandchtl- dren; six great-great-grandchildren.

Services Thursday, 9:30 a.m. from Hursen Funeral Home, Roosevelt Mannheim, Hillside to St. John Chrvsostom Church, Bellwood. Mass 10 a.m. Intermont Mt.

Carmel. Visitation Wednesday 1 to 9 p.m. Omit flowers please. 547-8200 MASIEU0 Joseoh Maslello. beloved husband of Purvy; dearest father of Joseph ana Kicnara Masiciio and Dennis (Peggy) Creedon; loving drandfather of six; dear brother of Corinne Maschlo and Catherine' Rolella.

Member of All American Post, No. 300, VFW and Enrico r-crmi cost, no. ut6, a.l. and tne D.A.V. Funeral Thursday, April 29, a.m., from Baran Funeral Home, 2644 N.

Central to St. Pascal Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Joseph.

Visitation from 4 to p.m. Wednesday. Please omit flowers. Memorials to Muscular Dystrophy Foundation appreciated. 022-1498 or 54S-S420.

MAZUR Albin "Elmer" Maiur, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Daly; loving father of Susan (Dennis) Bcnako-vlch, Richard (Donna) and Edward; grandfather of Sarah; dear son of the late Stanley and Tlllie, nee Par-tacz; brother of Barbara Joseph (Celia), Alex (Jean), Lorraino Vashinko, and the late Ann Anderson and Edward; uncle of manv nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday, 9 a.m. trom Sourek F-uncrai Home, 54 w. 4Mn at. in Cicero, to Our Lady Of The Mount Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection. Visitation Wcdnesda from 6 to 9:30 p.m. and Thursday from 2 to 9:10 p.m. MAZZIOTTA Frank Mauiotta, beloved husband of Angeline, nee Damore; loving father of Arlene Douglas, Frank (Jeanet-te), Marilyn Ridge, Rcglna and Janet Mauiotta) devoted grandfather of seven; great- grandfather of two.

Funeral Thurs-. day, April 29, at 9:30 a.m., from Wolclechowskl Funeral Home, 2129 W. Webster, to St. Hedwig Church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Visitation begins 2 p.m. Wednesday. 276-4630. McEnroe The Very Re9. John T.

McEnroe, Urban Vicar of the Archdiocese of -Chicago and pastor of SI. Francis do Sales Parish, Lake Zurich, brother 0t Thomas P. (Patricia), Patricia (C. Michael) Slrcnlng, Mary A. McEnroe, Rita (Thomas) Simpson and William J.

(Joyce); uncle ol IS nieces and nephews; great-uncle ol tour nephews; son of the late John T. and Angela McEnroe. Resting at P. M. milh and Sons Funeral Home, '245 W.

Madison Oak Park, from 3 lo 9 p.m. Wednesday. Visitation Thursday at SI. Francis it. tlt rhurrh.

Lake zur ch. from 2 p.m. to ilme of Parish Mass at I p.m; Mass of the Resurrection Friday, April 30, at 11 a.m. Inter--mcnt Queen of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials will be appreciated for the St.

Francis de Sales Parish. Arrangements by Ahlgrlm and sons runerai noma. Palatine. 318-7411. McNAMEE Kathryn M.

McNamee, nee Gannon, formerly of Cicero, beloved wile ot the late George fond mother of Kathleen (Ralph) Dusscll, Donald J. (Evelyn), Roger L. (Amy), Graham F. (Kale), Joan (Don) Dvorak and the late George J. grandmother of 34; great-grandmother of 18; great-great-grandmother of one.

Resting at the Ahitrlm and Sons Funeral Homo, 330 S. Golf Schaumburg, from 2 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday. Funeral Thursday, April 29, at 9: IS a.m., to St. Marcelllne Church.

Mass at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Carmel. 802-1 S580. MOrFIT Nail C. Mofflt, April 16.

t9ll, lovint lister ot Alexander Caldow; tond aunt of John R. Caldow. Funeral services private. 541 OU7. NELSON Bertha Nelson, beloved wife of the late Olol W.i devoted mother ol Elsie (the latt Hanrv) Dexlon and Doris (Eugene) Sullivan; dear Rrandmolher of Pamela Oexton.

ancv (Kenneth) Rossow, Janet (Alan) Tornabenl, Eugene (Patricia) Sullivan. Owen (Leo) Kosiu-llnskl and the late Paul Deiton; great-grandmother of eight. Servicet II a.m., Thunder, April 29, I1 at Edoar Funeral Home, 10900 $. Cicero. Interment Oak Hill.

Visitation 4 to 10 m.i Wednesday, 423-1600 or 733 087. NEWBERRY Raymond Newberry, beloved husband of Ann, nee Roislnl; dear father of the late Marianne. Resting al the Coonay Funeral Home, 3552 Southpnrt Ave. after 3 p.m. Thursday, l-uneral Friday.

a.m., le tt. Sebastian Church. Mass at 10 a m. intetmtnf Queen of Heavtn. 43-5450.

NOVOTNY ilia Novotny. nat Spacek, beloved wile of the latt Joseph Novcnvi stttar In law ot Maria and Mildred (Frank) Novotnvt many nieces and nephews. MemtMr of Our Laity of the Mount Churrh, Scout Mothert nd Catholic Women's Club. Servic es Thursday. April 29, 1983.

1 from Cermak's Home for Funerals, 5844 W. Cermak Rd. Interment i Wondlewn Cemelorri Visitation i Wednesday, It 9 p.ri). JJ 034). Florists Announcements ELIMINATE Suffering-Help Cancer Research.

Give Memorial Bequest. Call 600-0055. TAX DEDUCTIBLE The Cancer Research Foundation 208 LaSalle 721 Chao 60604 Funeral Directors JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS'" BE Erie WmtetialU-6060 Cemeteries Cedar Park Cemetery: Maaonic-Oak secnon. 4 lois. iiy-aav-uaui ACACIA 2 lots.

Carnation Section. Call evenings 396-0164 In Memoriam COtUCCI, NICHOLAS V. ivj, rour cnatr nas long been va-; cant, vour voice has long been still. w. ruu laugnr 10 love vou, miss you and always will.

Birthday, Honey, on your Bl! In Heaven. Loving Wife, Children and Grandchllren. LENDRUM victor "Buddy" Lonarum jr. It Is 3 years that vou are gone, we miss you more as time goes on. Loving wife and family Death notices ADIN0LFI James Adlnoitl, beloved misBand ot Concetta, nee Florillo; loving father' of Antoinette (Anthony) Giola, Matthew, Frank (Rose), Vincent (Ann), Carl (Rose) and Robert) grandfather of eight; greatgrandfather of four.

Funeral Friday at a.m. from the Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont to St. 'Simeon Church, Bellwood. Mass at 10 a.m.

Please omit flowers. Visitation Wednesday and Thursday trom 3 to 10 p.m. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. 283-7744, 284-500 BELM0NTE Sea Angela 5. orassiru notice.

B0GUMII See Anne C. Kwaslborskl notice. BROADHURSr Eleanor MacDonnell Broadhursti ace 74, of Evanston. at as per, Sunday, April 25, beloved wife of the late ft. Paul Broad hurst; fond mother of Katharine Stewart Zavell of Urchmonf, N.Y., M.crwl Stewart Sommer of Indianapolis and John Clyde Stewart of Casper, also nine grandchildren; sister of AArs, Gordon Cowles of Evanston and Mrs.

C. Marshall Wood of Arts ley on thf Hudson. N.Y. Memorial service 'i p.m. Friday it Lady Chapel, St.

Luke's Episcopal Church, Hln man and Lee, Evanston, In lieu of flowers, contributions may be mad to American Cancer Society, BURGESS Josephine K. Burgee nee Filler, of Chilton, formerly of. Brook field, beloved wife of Cecil; lovint mother of Ronald (Mary), Bruce (Bonnie I and Bonnie (Ronald) Nelepa; dear rand mot her of 12; dear sister of Hcnrletre (William) Sac hen. Funeral Thursday, April 29, a.m., from JOinson Funeral Home 3fi447 Prairie Brook field, to St. Barbara Church.

Mast 10 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m. Please omit flowers. 405-0214.

BURNHAM Hyien W. Burnham of Forest Park, employee of Richards Restaurant of Forest Park, beloved husband of Heiel, net Bartholf, beloved lather of Joan (William) Schut frandfather of two; great-e ft rd lather of fwoi brother of Paul, Cecil and Frank Burnham and the late Bill Burnham. Funeral Thursday p.m. from Zimmerman and Son Funeral Home, 7319 Madison Forest Park. Interment Wood lawn Cemetery.

Visitation after 3 p.m. Wednesday. 364-2200. CAiRNES Jemci E. Celrnes, beloved, husband )f Dorothy; fond father of James Leverne (Jack) (canton; randfather or nine; brother of W.

E. Calmes. Visitation Wednesday from 4 to 9 p.m. at EH Is ton Funeral Home, First and Grant Streets, Hinsdale. Funeral services Thursday It a.m.

ot Zion Lutheran Church, Hinsdale. In lieu ot flowers, pleaso make donations to Zon Lutheren Church, Entombment Elm 4aft. 32J-027J. CATANESf Set Ross $. Llsutio Sr.

fwllct. CHAMOtRS Mna M. Chambers, net Mt Momrt, wife of the late waiter; mother of the lata Hnoe Massif prandrnothtr ff Rev. James S. Masste Jr.

and J. Mlte $rttfrt five treat-trarxKhlU dreni sister of the late Gerald McManus- Restlnt at Peterson-Schierf Foneral Home, 2111 Lawrence Wednesday A to 9 P.m. Services Thursday 9 30 a.m. at Our Lady of Lourdcs Church, inttrmtnt St. Boniface.

S1-4tiu. CUMfNtl i Anna Merit Cttmenft, net Del Guidice, lovlne mother of Jant Marie and John; dear sister of potlnd "DoDo" Pruoar, Jean HardiKCl and KfV MatttKci nd tUaroaret beloved dAfrshter of the tat Clara, nte ti-Quiia and James De'GuidKe. f-'uner- Si PtirjAV 9 a from the Orieiryil BO BrOihurS PuMfll HtTW. 04 I. western Ave.

(at (5He sireet). Mass am. Holy Rnarv Church. Interment Mount Carmel Cmttenr, Visitation Wednesday Thursday 2 to 10 p.m. Pleast I omit flowers.

tfllf mmm mm 2tss -Qaaa mm ''tbdt- CROWLEY Mildred B. Crowley, nee Lumev, beloved wife of the latt Leo F.i loving mother of Frank L. and Nancy (Bernard) Mitchell; fond grandmother of Kevin, Patricia Colleen and Beth Ann; dear sister of Hazel Murphy and the late John Lucasey. Mario Hanifin and Loretta Wllhelm. Funeral Thursday, April 29, at 9:30 a.m., from Ahem Funeral Home, 1)10 Madison Oak Park, to St.

lf Edmund Church. Mass of the Re-A surrectlon 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Visitation Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. 3835700 or 533-2394.

-1 CURTIN 1 Julia Curtln, nee Murphy, beloved wife of the late Cornelius Curtln, ret. CPD; loving mother of Maureen Curtln, Sheila (Larry) Mortensen, Joan (Jack) Tiernan, Patricia (Bill) Nebel, Catherine Curtln and the late Margaret Josine (Jack) Leonard; dearest grandmother of 13; dear sister of Elizabeth O'Connor and Agnes Foley. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103d Oak Lawn, to St. Linus Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation after 2 P.m. Wednesday. Native of County Cork, Ireland.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Mount St. Joseph Homo for Retarded Women, Lake Zurich, would be appreciated. For public transportation Info, call o3o-ll93 or Chicago 735-4242. DASSINGER Leonard M. Oasslnger, ago Vh years, of Round Lake Beach, formerly of Des Plalnes.

beloved son of Leonard and Linda Dassinger; dear brother of Lawrence F. and Lynette M. Dassinger; loving grandson of Frank and Marie Bayer and the late Frank and Mae Dassinger; fond nephew of Franklt Bayer; cousin of Dawn and Jennifer Bayer. Visitation Wednesday 3 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from noon until 9 p.m.

at OeNler Funeral Home. Lee at Perry Streets, Des Plalnes. neral Friday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, to St. Mary Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. In lieu ot flowers, contributions to the Leonard M. Dassinger Memorial Fund appreciated. 8245155.

0EC0STER Atwood G. Decoster, beloved husband of the late Helen, nee Dobbs, dear father of Atwood G. Jr, (Patricia) and the late Rosemary (Martin) Reltz; loving grandfather of Ellen Decoster, Daniel and Diane Reltz. Burial Thursday In Roche sttVN.Y. ELKAN Rose Elkan, nee Bender, beloved wife of the late Llpman; devoted mother ot Mariorle (William) Heln- slmerr loving grandmother ot Petri, cla (Richard) Cohn and Peter Heln-simer; greatgrandmofher of twoi fond sister of the late Sylvia Mlddletpn.

Services private. Into. Plser Menorah Chapel. 679-4740 FALTINEk i Frank G. Faltlnek, 73, of Oak Park, beloved husband of Mollle; father of James L.

(Marcla)i grandfather of Maria and Jasom brother of Ann Von Orasek, John and Charles. Visitation 1 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Drechsler-Brown Funeral Home, 303 S. Marlon Oak Park, where service will be held 10 a.m. Friday.

Interment Memory Gardens. Memorials to Heart Fund appreciated. 383-3191. FEITER Sebastian J. Felter, beloved husband of Theresa, nee Helnrlcht loving father of Jack (Joanne), Test (Jay) Levlnson and Nancy Gattkei dear son of Theresa M.

and the late Frank; devoted grandfather ot John, Anthony. Adam and Glno; fond brother of Frank (Catherine) and the late Jack. Visitation at Hoi-lerbach Funeral Home, 4022-38 N. Elston at Irving Park, Wednesday from 2 to 9:30 p.m. Funeral Thursday, 9:5 a.m., to Queen of All Saints Basilica tor Mass ot the Resurrection at 10 a.m.

Interment Mar-yhill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart Fund would fej appreciated. 443-1110. flORIlLO See James Adinolfl notice. flTZMORRIS James Fltimorrli died April 25th In bis sleep.

He attended Chicago Latin School, Lawrencevllle and Princeton. He served In the Navy during W.W. II as Lieutenant Commander and landed with a preln-vaslon force at Levte Gulf. He was president and sole owner of Raymond Foods In Skokie, IL. He Is survived by bis wife, Theoi two daughters, Teddle Fltimorrls and Sherry Davlsi a sister Mrs.

T.S. Roberts! a brother Charles two grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday, April 2tlh, 10 a.m. at Church ol the Sacred Heart, Tower Road, Hubbard Woods. In lieu ol flowers contributions may bt made lo the Heart Association.

F0RCHI0NE Ralph J. Forchlont! beloved husband of Florence, nee lolir dear brother of Lucille (late Ales) ouabain, Rose (late Tony) Zlto. Angelina (Peter) Corn, Fred, and Joseph (Blanch)i fond uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday a.m. from the Columbian Chapelt, M2I W.

North Ave, Oak Park, to St. Giles Church. Mast 10:00 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday and Thursday 4:00 p.m.

to 9:30 p.m. Information. 141-3010 or 3795151. fOSTH Eileen M. Foster, nee Roberts, beloved wife of Edward M.r lovint mother of Dolores (William) Cur-ley; dearest grandmother of Cathy, Cindy, Lvrme, Paul, Terrt, Mary, Peggy.

Lorl and Mlckli treatrand-mother of Shawn, Jason anal Matthew; fond sitter of James, Roy, William and Robert Roberts. Joan Demmer and the late Ethel Marshall. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 a.m., from Bleke-Lomb Funeral Home, 4727 W. told Oak Lawn, to St. Benedict Church, Blue Island.

Mats 9:30 a.m. Interment St, Mary Cemetery. Visitation attar I p.m. Wednesday. In ll.u ef flowers, donations to the CMcato Park District Special Olympics would be appreciated.

For public transportation Into, call t3-H93 or Chicago 7J5-4242. fRYKMAM Laurence M. Frykman ol Highland Park, beloved husband of Constance loving father ol Duane and Vaughn and Linda Woodward; devoted trendlathar el two. visitation p.m. to 9 p.m.

Wednesday at K.I-ley 4 Spalding Funeral Home, 147 Deerfield Hlehland Park, wham services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 29. Interment Ridgiwood. In lleo of flowers, me. moriais may be made to Ihe America Cancer Society.

Into. Ul-42a0. CADZ1NSKI Haiin Oadilnkl, net Oilmlntkt, be. lovtd wife of the late Walter; lovint mother el Flounce (Johnl Starr, Gertrude (Edward) rVhman. Sylvia (Clarence) Brmky, Etste and Han- rletta Gadimii, Ce'airiine (Roy) Daralle, Gaorat (Porothv) Gad- llnskl, MerMa (Don) Hvry and Cornelia (Ralph) Lewandowtkl; far traNfmotiwr ol 13: tintr ol lha late Surer Mary Antoinette.

Benny and Frank. At Kenny Brothers, Hoo 95th St I p.m. Tuu4V and Wednevlay. Fu. nrt Thundav 9 a.m.

ta Moil Holy Redeemer Church far mass at 9:10 a m. interment Hokf Crost. ilt-MM. Harlem, Tlnlty Park, Wednesday 2 to 9 P.m. Services 11 a.m.

Thursday at Trinity Lutheran cnurcn, nniev Park. Interment Bc-thania Cemetery. Justice. Memorials to the church rjuiiaing fund would oe appreciates 532-4700. G01S0N Irvln L.

Golson, age 49, of 907 Marina No. Palm Beach, formerly of Chicago, died Monday, Anil 2, 1982, in West Palm Beach, Flaf Mr. Golson was a member of the No. Palm Beach Elks Lodge, No. 2049, and was retired from the Palm Beach Co.

Sheriffs Dept. Survivors include his wife Rita; son and daughter In law, Robert M. Sr. and Sandra Golson. West Palm Beach, two brothers, Stanley Gold- trine, faim ueacn uaroens, and Alvin Goldstine, No.

Palm Beach, two grandchildren, Rnhert Jr. and William of West Palm Beach, Fla. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, April 29, 1982 at the Howard Funeral Home, 754 U.S. Hwy No.

Palm. 1 Beach, Fla. Entombment will be In crest Memorta park, west Palm Beach, Fla. In lieu of flowers, ends are reauested to make dona tions to either the Heart Fund or the American Lancer bociery. GRASSINI Anaela 'Gratslnl.

npn RlmnntA of Bollng brook, beloved wife of the late Charles; loving mother of Frances (Paul) Lane, Concetta (Ed mond) Roncone, Charles tjosepninet ana Frank (Rose). dear orandmather of Lnuk. rnnrM. ta, Samuel, Russell, Charles, Frank and Maria; fond sister of Josephine i-ezze am me t-ranees Laputo, Rose Belmonte, Salvatore, William, Anthony and Louis; also survived by many sisters In law, nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., trom Brook-Ridge Funeral Home, 131 E.

Bough ton north of 1-55 at Route 53, Bo II no brook, to St. Dominic Church, Bolingbrook. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Mount Car met Cemetery, visitation Tuesday 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

and Wednesday 2 p.m. to 9 P.m. 972-1900. GULIK Frank Gulik, beloved husband of the late Agnes, nee Augustyni loving father of Caslmlr (Siera), Emily (Joseph) Wlktor, Walter (Jean). Louis (Helen).

Bernfce Blanche (the late Bruno) Para, and Charles (Geri)i dear brother of Catherine Drag Mrozfnskl and the late John; 13 grandchildren; 16 great -or and children. Funeral Thursday, April 29. at 9:30 am. from Kulasik Funeral Home. 4S60 W.

3ist Cicero to St. Mary Church. Interment Resurrection. Visitation Wednesday 2 P.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Member of Bishop Kettler Council KotC and Good Shepherd Lodge 494 and Machinist Local 744. O52-2O05 HANNEMAN Frank T. Hanneman. April 25. In Mequon, age 68, beloved hus- band of Pauline, noe Male her, dear father of Lt.

Col. Mark, USAF (Wilma), Lynn (Kent) Gibbs and Sharvn (John) Friedell; grandfather-of nine; brother of Bertha Urban and Richard Hanneman; also many nieces and nephews. Funeral service Thursday, April 29, 3 P.m.. at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western Av.

Interment private. Visitation after 1 p.m. Thursday. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Our Savior Lutheran Church Sunday School, Milwaukee, would be appreel ted. HARTNETT Michael J.

Hartnett, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Muldoon; devoted father ot Ann Marie Cotner, Thomas John P. and Michael grandfather of 16. Visitation Thursday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Barr Funeral Home. 6222 Broadway.

Friends will meet Friday at Queen of All Saints Basilica for 10 a.m. MAss. Interment All Saints. Native of DunmanuSf County Cork, Ireland. 743-4034 HEUGETH Frances Dovlo- Hellgeth, April 26, 1982, wife of the late Joseph; loving sister of John (Jack) Dovle, May Clark, Catherine Doyle and the late Ann Lauer.

Thomas. Peter and Patrick Doyle and Margaret Rvan. At -Sullivan Son Funeral Home, 631) ft. Clark Street, Wednesday 3:00 to P.m. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a.m.

to St. Henry Church. Masi 10:00 a.m. Interment All Saints. HIRATA George A.

HI rata, beloved husband ot Mali loving father of James; dearest son ot Masano and the late Rvotaro Hlrata; fond brother of Minolo "Louis" Hlrata. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 712 W. 3tst to Providence of God Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St.

Mary Cemetery. Visitation altar :30 p.m. Tuesday and all day Wednesday. 735-4342. H0GAM Edward O.

Heeeft, age 75, beloved husband of the late Rose; lovina father of Patricia Emory of Dunnvil le, Ky.i fend grandfather of three. Longtime resident of Chicago. Services Thursday 1 p.m. at the Krauspe Funeral Home, 3905 N. Lincoln Av.

Interment Wunders. Visitation Wednesday 3 to 9:30 P.m. S25-0529. Set Ralph Forchlont notice. IPH0IFER Sophie Iphoeftr of Glemlew, bo-loved wife ef the late Ernstf dear mother of Patricia (John) Schneil; grindmothfr of Bonnie Franek and Karen Haskell; real -e rand mo I her of three; fond sister of Katrwrlne, Catoer and Fred Werner.

Service in Immanuel Lutheran Church, Glen-view, Friday II am. Visitation at Stmklns Funeral Home, 42S1 Dempster Morton, Thursday 3 to 9 r.m. Interment Immanuel. In lieu of lowers, memorial i to the church appreciated. YO S-2500.

RAMAN James Kerben, W. W. II veteran, dMrty beloved husband of the latt Ann, nee Hrebtnei dear brother of Hal (L auUL Turaki Eavlna unci Of James (Martlet Turek of San Mo, fond grt it-uncle of ifoti. Jerfrtv and Michael turek, 'I Funeral Thurtoev, 9 a.m., from the Grtntta-Muti Galewood Chapels, Mr N. Hartem It St.

Domini la Churrh, Hillside, for Mass of the Reiurrtrtlon 10 a.m. Interment Our Lady of Sorrows C'Mnttery, Member pt vpw, Wintieid Sott Post, No. 219), Maywood and ftolrwood Lorfqe, No. 77f, L.O.O.M. Visitation Wednesday I to p.m.

W9-I0Q. Rev. John T. McEnroe Mass for the Rev. John T.

McEnroe, 61, pastor of St. Francis de Sales parish, Lake Zurich, and an urban vicar for the Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago, will be at a.m. Friday in St. Francis de Sales Church, at 111. Hwy.v 22 and Buesching Road, Lake Zurich.

Father McEnroe died Monday in the parish rectory. He had been pastor of St. Francis de Sales since 1969 and had been urban vicar for 23 parishes in Lake and Cook Counties since 1976. He was ordained at St. Mary of the I Lake in Mundelein, in 1945, and served for 22 years as a pro-synodal judge for the archdiocesan marriage tri-; bunal.

His other parish assignments in- St. Bartholomew, 'Chicago; St. Gilbert, Gray slake; St. Mel, Chicago; and St. Thomas of Villanova, Palatine.

He is survived by two brothers and three sisters. A parish mass will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Robert M. Foss Services for Robert M. Foss, 64, former manager of the Stock Yard Inn, will be at .1:30 p.m.

Wednesday in the chapel at 430 E. Roosevelt Wheaton. He died Mon- day in Savanna General Hospital, Savan-" na, III. Mr. Foss was manager of the popular restaurant at 42d and Halsted Streets between 1950 and 1969, when he retired and moved to Savanna.

He was a former resident of Chicago and suburban La Grange. He is survived by an aunt. I Benjamin A. Rubinstein Services for Benjamin A. Rubinstein, 67,.

a retired postal supervisor, will be at noon Wednesday in the chapel at 111 Skokie Wilmette. Mr. Rubenstein, of Brooksville, died Monday in Highland Park. Hospital. He was a lifelong Chicagoan until he moved to Florida two years ago.

He was employed by the U.S. Postal Service for 42 years, and was a postal systems finance exam- iner at the time of his retirement. He was a member of the National Association of Postal Supervisors; was founding president of the North Shore Chapter of Mogen David Adorn (Jewish Red Cross); and was a director of Congregation Mt. Sinai of Chicago. He is survived by his wife, Eleanor; a son, Snerwin R-, a loop attor-.

ney; a daughter, Bonnie; three grandchildren; and a brother. I Martin J. Luther A memorial service for Martin J. ther, 88, founder and former president of Luther Pedersen machine tool distributors, wUl be at 4 p.m. Friday In Christ Church, 784 Sheridan Winnet-ka.

Mr, Luther, a longtime Evanston resident, died Monday ln-Rush-Presbyte-. rian St. Luke's Medical Center. He founded the tool firm in Chicago and retired In 1961. The firm Is now In Park Ridge.

During World War II, Mr. Luther served on the War Production Board. At one time he was vice president of the Mon had been a- sales representative for Remington Rand for 40 years and established the firm's Chicago office in 1935. He is survived by his wife, Constance; two sons Duane and Vaughn; a daughter, Linda Woodward; and two grandchildren. Frank V.

Hoffman 1 Memorial services are pending for Frank V. Hoffman, 78, a Chicago mural artist who died Monday in a Ft. Lauder-, dale, hospital. Hoffman was a former resident of Old Town. He had been active in the Lincoln Park Conservation Association and the Old Town Triangle Association, which his late wife helped found.

He and his wife were considered leaders in the effort to rehabilitate the 19th Century homes in the Old Town area. He also was member of the National Society of Mural Painters. Ida Szczotkowsld Ida Szczotkowski, 94, a lifelong resident of the Northwest Side, died Tuesday in Augustana Hospital and Health Care Cen- ter. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in St.

Hedwig Catholic Church, 2228 N. Hoyne Ave. She is survived by two sons, Arthur and John; 8 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Stephen Jerger. Mass for Stephen Jerger, 78, of Niles, will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday in St. John Brebeuf Catholic Church, 8301 N. Harlem in the suburb. Mr. Jerger died Saturday in Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge.

He retired 10 years ago as owner of the Ravenswood Motor Co. and was former owner of the Ravenswood Airport. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth; two sons, Stephen Jr. and Jacob; three grandchildren; three great- grandchildren; and three George J. Vikeras Mass for George J.

63, a retired supply supervisor for the Chicago Transit Authority, will be at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 2745 W. 44th St. Mr. Vikeras, a resident of the Southwest Side, died Monday in Munster Community Hospital, Munster, Ind.

He had been retired for four years and was a veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Irene. Mary R. Dawson Mass for Mary R. Dawson, a resident of Palos Heights, will be at 9:30 a.m., Wednesday at Queen of Martyrs Catholic Church, 103d St.

and Central Park Avenue, Evergreen Park. Mrs. Dawson died Monday in Ridgeland Nursing Home, Palos Heights. She Is survived by a grandson, Scott. Thomas B.

Smith Services for Thomas B. Smith, 77, a retired vice president of the Simoniz will be at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in North-minster Presbyterian Church, 2515 Ccn-. tral Park Evanston. Smith, a resident of Evanston, was a research chemist.

He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; sons, Clayton Thomas B. and Donald and a daughter Linda Hoeflng. Lt. Mark Edward Kaipar Mass for U.S. Air Force Lt.

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UIS-0702 JOP-F9l MePHCS, flfnpctaw -tint) 1934 7IUS.WeatemaV 10727 Pulaski Rd. Aiuivti nmiAAi hopm JfOtW aJrtM. 778-8J00 arch Machine Tool Sidney, Ohio. He Is survived by a daughter, Betty Kingery; a granddaughter; and two great-grandsons. Laurence M.

Frykmaa Services for Laurence M. Frykman, 70, prcildtAit and founder of an office ma-', chinCcompany in Wheeling and a retired Remington Rand Co. employee, will be at a.m.- Thursday In the chapel at 1787 Deerfield Highland Park. Mr, Fryk-' man, of Highland Park, died Monday In Evanston Hospital. Mr.

Frykman found-', ed the I-arry Frykman Office Machine 'Co. In Wheeling hi 1975. Previously he Kaspar, 23, of Valparaiso, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in St. Paul Roman Catholic Church, 1800 W.

Harrison Valparaiso. Lt. Kaspar died April 13 while copilotlng a U.S. C-130 Hercules aircraft over Turkey. He la survived by his wife, Eilwn Maria; mother, Kathryn; brother, "Robert; sister, Kathy; and grandmother, Pearl Zelle.

MJTJUl OlffCTOS WHO DtS Krv5ATrCN BEGARDINQ TUS OfHECTORY WHICH RUWS rVEOJKSDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY. PHOHI K3S CRAWfQRfA 2-4531.