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Cb.iusries 8 Section 1 Chicago Tribune, Saturday, June 986 'Barber hoD snorts colmraiist John Cmichael and broke both his elbowt The sports editors of all four Chicago dailies Tribune, News, Sun-Times and Chicago Today served as cochairmen of a giant City of Hope testimonial honoring Westbrook Pegler, former world heavyweight boxing champ Jack Dempsey, Vice President Richard Nixon and Illinois Gov, William i Stratton. Mr. Carmichael was an enthusiastic storyteller, and everyone who knew him had at least one anecdote to tell about him. At at Chicago White-Sox training camp in Sarasota, he was once approached by the Chicago American's Warren, Brown, a Mr. Larrrucnaei on nis retirement from the News in 1972.

He continued to write his "Bar-- ber Shop" column for several years, and also did public relations work for the Sox. In 1975 he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.and five years later was one of the first writers named to the Chicago Press Club's new Journalism Hall of Fame. Of his own success as a writer he once said: "You have to train yourself not to ask silly Questions. You learn, too. the teetotaler, who wanted to make sure Mr.

Carmichael, who was the direct opposite, had remembered Fred Lug Mass for Fred Lang, 56, a mechanical engineer, will be said at 10 a.m. Saturday in Seven Holy Founders Catholic Church, 124th Street and Ada Avenue, Calumet Park. Mr. Lang, who died Wednesday in his Oriand Park home, was employed at Standard Boiler Tank Company, Riverdale. Survivors include his wife, Joanne, and four sons, Daniel, Joseph, Fred and Martin.

Louis Super Services for Louis Supera, 75, founder and board chairman of Supera Properties, were held Tuesday in Temple Beth-El, 3050 W. Touhy Ave. Mr. Supera, a real estate dealer and pioneer Near North Side and Old Town home rehabili-tator, died June 1 in his Near North Side residence. A native of Florence, Mr.

Supera came to Chicago at age 19 and opened a restaurant, the Green Shutters, at 233 E. Ohio St. He founded Supera Properties and bought his first house to be rehabilitated in 1941 at 1313 N. State Pkwy. Mr.

Supera's vision was to start a Greenwich Village area in Chicago. He invested in Old Town and Lincoln Park properties while' others questioned the feasibility of redevelopment west of Clark Street He was especially interested in preserving the historic elements in the buildings that he rehabilitated. Mr. Supera was a former president of Temple Menorah and a past officer of Temple Beth-El. Survivors include a son, Michael; a daughter, Mary Grimm Supera; four grandchildren; and a brother, Harry.

By Edward Baumann John I. Carmichael, toast-master, raconteur extraordinary and one of the' most universally liked and respected sports writers in the country, died Friday in Columbus Hospital He was 83. A memorial mass for Mr. Carmichael, of the North Side, will be said at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday in St Ita's Catholic Church, 5500 N.

Broadway. Once described as "a gentleman who always had an anecdote or corkscrew when the occasion arose Mr. Carmichael had been in failing: health since suffering a stroke several years ago. He stepped down as sports editor of the old Chicago Daily News in 1971, and officially retired the' following year. His colleague, Dave Condon, who served as Wake of the News columnist at The Tribune when Mr.

Carmichael was sports editor of the competing News, once wrote of his counterpart: "Sometime, somewhere, they may have made better gents than John Peerless Carmichael. But I dont know when or where." Mr. Carmichael was born Oct 16, 1902, in Madison, in the days when the local barber shop was the center of sports discussions. When he grew up and became a sports writer he titled his column, "The Barber Shop." He attended Campion College and the University of Wisconsin before taking a job as night police, reporter at the Milwaukee Journal, and later as reporter and drama critic for the Milwaukee Leader. He came to Chicago on vacation in 1927 and ended up on the sports desk of the old Herald Examiner.

Mr. Carmichael crossed the Madison Street bridge to the Daily News in 1932. His syndicated "Barber Shop," started two years later, soon became recognized as one of the best-known sports, columns in the nation. When he was named sports editor in 1943 the News told its readers: "Mr. Carmichael's new duties will not curtail his freedom to go anywhere in the nation that exciting sports news develops.

The only change will be that he will be okaying his own expense accounts." Mr. Carmichael's first wife, Marie, a teacher of retarded children, died in 1953. In 1956, he married Kay Naughton and took heron their honeymoon to New York to watch Gene Fullmer wrest the middleweight boxing crown from Sugar Ray Robinson. Also in 1956, the Chicago Press Veterans Association named Mr. Carmichael its Press Veteran of the Year.

Among those attending a dinner in his honor at old LaSalle Hotel were journalist to wire nis column. "Hell, yes; I wrote it and sent it hours ago," bubbled Mr. Carmichael, patting his pocket "Oh, oh," he added, withdrawing a folded piece of paper. "You. know, what? I still have it in my cqatP Tragedy of a sort befell Mr.

Carmichael on a bitter February day in 1966, when he flew up from Florida to attend the funerals of, Eva Gallagher, wife of Jim Gallagher, the former Chicago Cubs' general manager, and Mm Halas, wife of the Chicago Bears' George Halas, who died within hours of one another. Hunched over with' his hands jammed deep in his overcoat pockets as he bucked the biting wind, Mr. Carmichael slip-" ped backward on a patch of ice value of observing a confidence, or -you don't get a second time, around with sports people." Above all else, Mr. Carmichael was an unashamed American League baseball fan. The low point of his career was undoubtedly the 1938 All-Star Game, won by the Nationals 4-1, when his entire Daily News column consisted of blank white space with a single comment at the bottom, "Mr.

Carmichael has nothing to say to his constituents today. Johrr P. Carmichael in 1965: The former sports editor of the Chicago Daily News had beery. In failing health since suffering a stroke several years ago. Besides his wife, Mr.

Carmichael is survived by a son, John and eight grandchildren. McLEAN WARNER FLOOD Josephine E. Flood, loving deughter of the lete Ely and Mary, nee Grennen; beloved alater of Francea and Mary Flood and the late William Flood. Funeral Monday, June 9th, at 9:30 a.m., from Ahem feral Mem, 1110 Madison St, Oak Park, to 8L Edmund Church. Meaa of Chriatlen Burial at 10 a.m.

Interment Oueen of Heaven Cemetery. Visitation Saturday after 8 p.m. and Sunday from 2 p.m. until 9 p.m. 383-6700 FRIEUNG Alloa M.

Friellng, nee Decker, beloved wife ot Menno; loving mother of Robert (Nellie). Helen (Kenneth) Van Orunen, Donald (Jenlce), Marlene (John) Sehoon, Shirley (Peter) Schur-man, Kenneth (Shari), Nancy (Robert) Hoffman, Beverly (Edwin) Rozendel and Linda (Harold) Bell; grandmother of 84; fond sister of Harold and Alfred Decker. Vlaltatlon Sunday, 8 to 9:30 p.m., at the Csls nial Chaw si. 15525 S. 73rd Oriand Park (155th and Harlem).

Funeral service Mondey, 11 a.m., at Calvary Reformed Church of Oriand Park, 151st St. and 80th Ave. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. Memorials to Kenya Fund of Calvary Church or Rest Haven Chrtetlon Convalescent Home prefer red 532-6400 CLASNER Gay Collins Gleaner, age 89, died Thursday, June 5th, at her reaidence In Hot 8prlnge Village, AR, aha waa a resident for the peat 11 year and waa a native of LaGrange, IL, aha waa a member of the Episcopal Church, survived by her hue-bend Charlea John Gleaner one ton Charlea John Gleaner Jr. of Chicago; one daughter Katy Dobrovoiny of Champaign, IL; on brother James of San Aneelmo, CA; one alater Betty Hepps of Hlnsdele, IL; Iwo grandchildren.

Services 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Kirk In the Pine Presbyterian Church In Hot Springe Village. Carutfc Funeral Mams in charge of cremation. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. (501) 623-2533 60ZY Wanita Gozy, nee Beyer, beloved wife ot Charles; loving mother of Jody W.

(Ron) Cre- 3 lor, Jamie L. (Cheryl) and ayne (Rick) Slovene; devoted grandmother of Coreen, Elisabeth. April and Jason; aleo survived by eight alater and two brother. Reeling at Wofotoeaayereki PeajeereJ Hams, 2129 W. Webster, where services will be held Mondey.

11 e.m. Interment Irving Park. Vlaltatlon Sunday, to 8 p.m. 276-4830. GRANT Edna Grant nee Vlerow, dear mother of Jeanne Grant; fond sister ot Marilyn Vlerow and the late Arthur and Erwln; dearest aunt of Paul (Nancy) Vlerow; great-aunt of Beth Ann Vlerow.

Visitation Sundav. to 9 o.m. SUGHROE Patricia Bughroo, let ot Hlne-dale, formerly of Stockton, IL, beloved daughter of the lale Charm and Marl, nee Donahue; dear niece of John A. and Robert (Helen) Donahue, the lata Albert and Donald (Kay) Donahue: fond eoualn of 14. Funeral Monday, 9:45 a.m., from CniHiilaiH Ckapato.

8300 W. Lawrence Norrldge, to St aae Joguee Church, Hlnadale. Mae 11 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Stockton, IL. Visitation Sunday.

2 to 9 p.m. 4564300 SUTERA carmeia Sutera, nee capra, beloved wife of the lata Anthon Sutera; loving mother of Rom, Phillip, Tony Jr. Lynn (the lete Vic), Carmen (Edward) Madar and Minerva (Albert) Stamltl: deareet grandmother of klm-berly Stamltl. Funeral Monday 9:16 a.m. from TKe PJenerd Feeerel Mama, 6749 Archer corner of Loral, to St.

Jan da Chental Church. Maaa 10 a.m. Interment St Mery Cemetery. Vleltetlon Saturday and sunaay p.m. bj-imu.

TIRITiUl Fllomena Tlrltllll, age 84, beloved wit of Antonio: loving mother of Frank (Mlaalda), Adelfo (Sophie) and Joeeph (Roberta); dear grandmother of aeven; greet-grandmother of three; dear alater of Irmo Ih-osotta) Tlrltllll, of Culver City, CA. and Leondlne Tlrltllll, oi Italy. Fuenral Monday a.m. from Tarn Pleural Hsu, 8901 W. Belmont to SL William Church.

Maaa 9:30 a.m. Interment St Joeeph Cemetery. Vlal tatlon sunaay 4 to 9:30 p.m, 622-9300. TOMASEK Robert T. Tomeeek, beloved huaband of the lale Patricia loving father of Patricia (Edward) Huber, Cindy (Dan) Bundalo.

Thornaa R. and Bar bara; devoted grandfather of five; dear brother ot James (Armelle) Gemot, Eugene and William. Visitation Sunday, to 9 p.m., at tha Irvtng Park 30UU n. einon. Funeral Mass Monday, 9:30 a.m., at Immaculate Hurt of Mary Church.

Interment Mem ory laarown. ere-oauu. VENCBX Joeeph Calvin Venclll Sr. S3 Veteran WW II, dearty Vs beloved huaband of Mary, nee Kuemlt; loving father of Victor (Georglana), Joeeph Jr. (Susan) and Nancy; fond grandfather ot David, Justin and Krls-tsn; dear brother ot Eileen (the iste nicnaro) swyera, Evelyn (the lata William Whalay, Nancy Jane (Louia) Caste.

Charlea (the let Mary), Paul, Ralph Leon (the late Jane) and the late James Henry (Betty), the lata Richard (MenA and the er-ln-lew of Elizabeth (Henry) Miller and John (Carol) Kuemlt; tono unci ot many nieces and nepnewe. Funeral Monday, 6 a.m., troflt tn caaia stiana Ckaaela. 8300 W. Lawrence, Norrida. to Our Ladv ot Good Counsel Church tor Meaa of the Resurrection 9:30 a.m.

Inter ment 8t. Joseph Cemetery. Member of Amveta Poat 252. Please omit tlowera. Visitation Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 9 m.

466-8300 VESTAL So Norbert T. Heinen none. VTTALE Baa Anna Moor none. VLCEK Richard J. Week late of Ber.

wyn, beloved huaband of Dorothy, nee Tucker; loving father of Richard Ronald (Janice), Nancy (Francla) Labayen and John (Lorla); brother of Ernest (Pearl) and the late Dr. Anton Vlcek; grand- lamer or wicneiie, ouean and John Jr. Service Monday 6:46 a.m. from N. Merlk Bene Penoi ol Heme, 6507 W.

Cer mek Berwyn, to Our Lady of the Mount Church. Maaa 9:30 a.m. Interment family plot. In He ot flower, donations to charity of your choice appreciated. Vlaltatlon Sunday 2 to 9 p.m.

hto. WWIIA Fred S. Warner, beloved hue-band of Alloa nee Carleon; oeareet tether of Frederick J. (June) and Herbert loving 8rendfather and great-grandfa-ler ot many. Funerel Saturday, 11 a.m.

at Ooorao Sohuaarl Cttaaal, 8818 W. Cermak Berwyn, to Woodlawn Cemetery. 788-1092. WE1NRESS Jane Weinress, nee Wataratone, beloved wife of the late Morton; devoted mother of Morton O. i Sharon) of Palo Alto, CA, luaan Barton and Stephen (Cathy) Welnreaa of Beverly Hills, CA; loving grandmother of eight grandchildren; dear alater of the lete Bene Loeb.

Services Sundsy, June 8th, at 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 6206 N. Broadway. Interment private. Memorlels to American Kidney Foundetionr 7315 Wisconsin Bethesda, MD 208144266 would be appra- cieieu. inro.

rms 1.784-4300. wolski Helen Wolakl, nee Dzlerwa. beloved wife of the late Jacob; loving mother ot Marie (the lata Francla) Mazurkiewicz, Irene (the lata Alexander) Tuman and Lorette (Dr. Floyd) 8hewmeke; deer grandmother of nine; greet-grandmother of 13; fond alater of Sophie (the late John) Dluekl; aunt of many nlecea and nephewe. Funeral Monday, June ana a.m., rrom me i 3758 S.

Paulina to Se. Peter and Paul Church for 9:30 Maaa. Interment Reseurectlon Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, noon to 9 p.m. 523-0629.

WOOD Helen A. Wood, no Wrobel, beloved wife of Jamea; loving mother ot John (Barbara), Carol Nlkolanoi, Patricia (Kenneth) Makria and Thornaa; grandmother of 10; fond alater ot Her-rlett Kom and the late John; aleo aurvlved by many niece and nephews. Funeral Monday, 6:30 a.m., from Mldaa Bsklssk Pimaral Heme, 8039 S. Archer (8 block W. of Harlem) Argo-Summlt.

Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, New Buffalo, Ml. Vlaltatlon Saturday 6 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 3 to 9 p.m. 4584138. YUNEV1CH w.

Joaeph J. Yunevtch, Army PS Veteran WW II. beloved ton of the late Joeeph and Florence; dear brother of Bob (Nellie), Don (Judy), Norma, Joyce, Loran (Alice) and Tom; fond uncle of 10 nepnewa and nieces: four great-nlecea and on greet-nephew. Funeral Monday 10 a.m., at One V. Stranefcy a Son Puneral Heme, 6112 8.

Western. Interment Memory Gordons. Vlaltatlon 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, and 2 to 9 p.m. 8unday.

Member of Chicago Southwest Moose Lodge No. 44. Retired Burlington Northern R.R. employee, lieu of flowers, oontributlon to Heart Fund or Lung appreciated. PR8-0700.

ZANGARA See. Helen Ann Manila notice. ZAPER Charle R. Zaper of Dolton, June 8, 1966, loving huaband of Maureen; loving eon of Steve and Agnea Zaper; devoted on-ln-lw of Raymond and Rita Renaud: brother ot Steve, Richard, Mlcheel, Scott, Anthony, Victoria and Kathy Zaper. Vlaltatlon Saturday, 6 to 10 p.m.' and Sunday, 2 to 10 p.m., at Brewe) aral Meaae, 13820 Lincoln Dolton.

Maaa 11 a.m. Monday at St. Catherin of Genoa Church, Chicago. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 849-5450 Z1UJGEN Elele R.

Zllllgen, nee Berg-beuer, beloved wife ot Joaeph loving mother of Mery Lou Fltzpetrlck, Kenneth (Barbara), Robert (Alice), Florence (Edward) Olalde, Joaeph (Mery Ann) 'and David (Rita) Zllllgen; dear grand mother of 26; great- Rrandmother ot seven; fond eie-ir ot Walter Bergbauer; dearest aunt of many nlecea and nephew. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m.. from Leum Punanal Heme. 7909 State Rd. to 81.

Louis DeMonttort Church. Mess 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Visitation Saturday, to 9 p.m. and Sunday, 2 to 9 m.

636-2320. CARLSON Keith A. Carlson, beloved eon of William and Sharon Carlson; loving brother of Thereaa (Arthur) Brown, Sandra Wataon, Ralph Wataon, Bobie (Stephen) McCllhtock, Ronald (Dawn) Wataon and Sharon (Phillip) McClln-tock; dear grandson of Thereaa Molenaar. Visitation Saturday, June 7. at the MoKeaile Funeral Home, 15616 S.

Cicero Oek Forest, from 2 p.m. until time of funeral service 8 ovnv Interment private. 687- CH0LEWIN Joseph Cholewln, beloved huaband of the late Lillian; loving-father of Patricia (the late Edward) Barzowskl, Ralph Bar-zowekl and Henry (Bernadette) Barzowskl; devoted grandfather of 10; fond brother ot Bessie Chmura and Paul Cholewln. Funeral Monday, June 9th, at 9:15 a.m., from Wololeo'rowoaJ Funeral Heme. 2129 W.

Webster, to 81. Hyacinth Church. Interment St. Adalbert. Visitation Saturday 6 p.m.

to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. 278-4830. CHRISTENSEN Sara Chrlsteneen, age 98, of Toledo, formerly of Chicago, June 5.

wife of the late Bonnet; mother of Ruth Clark, Helen Clark and Charlea, of Dee Plalne, grandmother of nine: oreet-arand mother of 17: one greet-great-grandchlld. Service Monday 8 p.m. at Walker rwiessti-eMsarsr mortuary, Toledo. Graveside service Tuesday 1 p.m.. at Falrview Memorial Park, Northlaka, IU COLLINS Irene Collin, nee Lang, loving wife ot the late Walter Muni and John Collins; beloved mother of Nancy (Leland) Speea; fond grandmother of Debbie Pierce, John and James Gruner; great-grandmother of Valerie; dear aider of Gertrude Youngqulet, Agnes Freeea and Leone (Ben) Milk.

Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.m., from the Law renoe Funeral None, 4800 N. Austin, at Lawrence, to 8t. Con-etance Church for 10 a.m. Mae. Interment private.

738-2300. C0PELAND Jean Marl Copeland, nee DePeola. beloved wife of Aaron devoted mother of Diana (Walter) Fisher; loving daughter of Marion DePaola Wahl and the lata Thornaa DePaola; dear sister of Donna Jean, Thornaa and Joaeph DePaola, Leona Safer, Bonnie Koch and Artene Therea; aeveral niece and nephew. Visitation Sunday. 6 to 9 p.m.

and Monday, 2 to 9 p.m., at the Prank M. Poran Funeral Heme, 7300 W. 55th St (West Archer Ave. Just west of Harlem). Service Tuesday, 12 noon.

Interment Willow Hill (Falrmount). 4500208 C0PPS Marie M. Coppa, of Willow-brook, beloved wife of the late Leo V. Coppe; alater of Margaret McKnabb; aunt of William, Robert and Lawrence McKnabb and Eileen Brault; great-aunt of 10; greet-great-aunt of four. Visitation 2 to 10 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday, at Maaeare 4 Jamas Funeral Home, 301 76th St. Downera Grove. Funeral Maw 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady ot Peace Church, Darlen. Interment St.

Mary Cemetery. 9644600 CW1NSKI Ore Mae Cwlnskl, nee Robinson, late of Berwyn, beloved wife of the lata William: loving mother of Ellen (Charles) Herda and William (Joan) Cwlnskl; sister of Eugene B. Robinson, Helen (Cullen) Trover and Dorothy Mor; grandmother of Mark, Paul and Beth Cwlnekl. Service Saturday 8:48 a.m. from mum nm wneres nemo, 6507 W.

Cermek Berwyn. to St. Odllo Church. Maaa 9:30 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery.

In lieu of tlowera, memorial to Servlte Brother O.S.M., would be appreciated. Visitation Friday 3 to 9 p.m. Info. 484-8310. DONAHUE See Patricia Sughroe notloa.

FERRIS Alice J. Ferrls-Habln M.D., nee Flahman, 70 years old, Naw York, June 6, 1986, native of Chicago and a graduate of Chicago Medical College, retired June, I985, Medical Director of Sandoz Pharmaceutical, survived by her loving husband Leon Hebin; her devoted son Ronald; (later Shirley Zlvin; brother Arnold Farris ot Chicago. Service In New Jersey, June 8. FLATHAU Geraldlne Flathau, of Sunny Meed, fomerly ot Chicago, beloved wife of the late Vincent; deer mother ot Barbara (Bill) Wartalle, Patrick (Elizabeth), Dennis (Undo), Robert (Jackie). Mary Ann (Kenneth) Reiney and the late Corlne Flathau; 12 Grandchildren; fond alater of.

lolet Nltz. Visitation Sunday 2 to 9 p.m. at LouUrur 8 Oan-ler Funerel Heme, 2000 E. Northwest Arlington Heights. Funeral Monday 9 a from chapel to St Thornaa at Backet Church.

Meea 9:30 a.m. Interment All Salnta Cemetery. 253-8423. Peach all year alee wall a XaJameajrete.Csa HARRIS Lucille Owens Harris, age 103, deer aunt ot many, died June 5. Viewing Mondey, June 9, 4 p.m.

Vlaltatlon Tueaday, June 10, 11:30 a.m. Funeral noon. Qrtfflu funeral Mesne, 8232 8. King. Interment Lincoln Cemetery.

HEINEN fje. Norbert T. "Corky" WW II Veteran, beloved huaband of Shirley M. Heinen, nee Vestal; loving tether ot Betty (Bob) Rellly, Thomee (Cindy), Bob (Jackie) and Marilou Heinen; dear grandfather of Debbie and evln Rellly, Jennifer and Matthew Heinen; dear eon ot the lete Frieda and Joaeph Heinen; fond brother of the late Raymond W. Heinen; fond brother-in-law of Helen Vestal (Jack) Berry; fond uncle of many nieces and nephew.

Visitation Saturday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. and 8unday from 1 p.m. to 9 at the Mebert Sheeny one Funsrel Mesa. 4860 W.

79th Burbank. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m.. to St Clare do Mont Falco Church. Maaa 9:30 a.m. Interment St Mary.

Member of Cook County Sheriffs Oflice, retired Metropolitan Ins. Agent, Gage Park American Legion Poet No. 959, St. Augue-tlne-Aquinee Council No. 1089 K.

ot C. 857-7876. JACOBER Fred Jecober, loving husband of Caroline Jecober, nee Heumoa; deer father ot Fred (Audrey) and Leonard (Elizabeth); fond grandfather of many; great- grandfather Jonathan; rother of Gertrude MoMenn and Berthe Swanburg. Member ot Constellation Lodge No. 892, A.F.6 A.M., Order of Eeetern Star and President of Clarendon Field House.

Funeral Mondey, 1 p.m., at Baron end, Son Funerel Nee, 6125 N. Clark St Interment Arlington Cemetery. Vlaltatlon Sunday, 2 to 6 pjn. 743-1020. JOHANSEN LaVeme Johaneen, nee Fenske, beloved wile of the lete Edward; loving mother Linda Slneni; dearest grandmother of Linda and Tracey Slneni; fond alater of Elden (Bemlee) Fenske and the late Earl (Dekxes) Fenek; deer cousin of Lorraine Hernandez.

Resting at Columbian Funeral Heme, 10300 W. Grand Ave. (on block east of Mann-helm Franklin Park), Friday, 3 to 9 p.m. Funeral aervlcea Saturday, June 7th, 11 a.m. Interment Glen Oak Cemetery.

456-1200. JOHNSON David W. Johnson, 84, of Valparaiso, husband of Lucile Jeuchzer; father of David W. Jr. of Wheeling, Richard Lee of Miami, FL and lone Grand of Chicago; grandfather ot nine; reel-grandfather of three, lemorlal services 12 p.m.

8un-dey at Flrat Presbyterian Church. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Bartholomew Puneral Heme, 102 Monroe, Valparaiso, IN. Memorial to Flrat Presbyterian Church or donor's choice. 219-482-4102.

JOHNSON Edna L. Johnson, age 66, of Villa Park, beloved w'l ot the late Jamee and tha late Carl Vlk; dear mother of Joanne (Fred) Brandt of Oak Foreat and Phyllis (Richard) Llngentelaer of Glen Ellvn: orendmother of Fred, Jeanette, Joshua and Tim othy and the late Aaron: deer sister of Clifton, Samuel (Mer- ian; rAire 01 Lomoara, juenita (the late John) Murphy of Mount Vernon, IL, Marge Warne of Homewood, Earl of New Mexico and tha lata Helen (Syd) Roth of Tuscon, AZ. Funeral aervlce Mondey, 11 a.m.. at Bmet Funerel Mom, 136 8. Meln St, Lombard.

Visitation Sunday, 2 to 10 m. Member of Oek Lawn Dawn Chapter No. 813 OES. Retired Poatal Service, Lombard Office. Interment Oueen ot Heaven.

829-0094 KACZMARCZYK Constance Keczmareiyk, nee Wolwerk, beloved wife of the lata Edward Stompor and Stanley Kaczmarczyk; dearest eunt of Wenda Llahamer, John iLorelle) Novek, -George Dolores) Wolwetk and Edwin Diane) Rybko: aleo many grand and greet-ntec nd nephews Funeral Monday, 9:16 a.m., from in cany manual a Pun si el Meaae, 4540-60 W. Dtv-ereey to 8t. Ledlslsus Church, Mae 10 a m. Interment St. Adalbert, vlaltatlon Saturday, 6:30 to 9 p.m.

and Sunday. 2 to 9 p.m. 77J-6300. KAJER Jamee Kaer, beloved huaband of Ella, nee Herazlm; brother-in-law ot Frank (Ana) Here zlm Sr. and Mary Ka(er; fond uncie oi rrana narazim jr.

and James Michael Harazlm Funeral Monday, 12 p.m., at wee leas Pi it. luoro ol, uok Lawn. Interment Bohemian National Cemetery. Member of Wood row Wilson Lodge No. 377 C.8.A..

Roeeland Lodge L.O.O.M. and Carpenters Union Local 242. In lieu of tlowera, memorlela to the Heart puna will be appreciated Visitation Sunday. 2 to a For public transportation tntor-matloii call 838-1193 or Chicago: lb place your In-Memoriam notice, call 222-2222. Cemeteries Crematories Mausoleums ML Glenwood.

Memory Garden Weal, prime loc. 2 Ion totalling 10 grave, closing estate, drastically red, to $1650. Mt. Ollv Cemetery, 2 Iota, prime re. 12334 Southwest 226 Terrace, Miami.

FL 33032. (305) 251-3177 Acacia Park Cemetery, 3 gravea, Laurel aectlon, $600. 463-7662 Foreat Park: Foreat Home Cemetery, 2 lota, new aect, $600bst. 4554553 In Memorlam SICA Angolo Slca 10th annlv. June 8, 1876-86.

Pa, we have never for-gofton you. Your loving lamllv. SUKUP In loving memory of our eon William Sukup. July 28, 1952-June 6, I960. Death notices AMES Edward J.

Amee, 62, June 4, In Tuceon, AZ huaband of Ruth; uncle of Roberta (Jim) Shenarv han, Jeffrey (Sue) Carlton and Nancl (Donald) Hansen. Vielta-tlon Sunday, June 8. from p.m. until time of service 7 p.m., at Wm. H.

Soon Funeral Home, 1104 Waukegan Glenvlew. Private interment. Elm wood Cemetery. Info. 724O083.

BARZ0WSKI See Joeoph Cholewln notice. BECKER William E. Becker of Downer Grove, beloved huaband of Mer-lorte; fond father of Barb and Steve W. Memorial aervlcea 8 p.m. Monday at the Flrat Con- Sregatlonal Church of Downers rove.

1047 Curtis St In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Cancer Society or West Town Visiting Nurse Service. 2140 S. Wesley Berwyn, IL 80402. 868-1000 BROZ Margaret Ann Bnn of Hoffman Estate, beloved wife of the late Robert fond mother of Barbara D. Veckey, Christie L.

Ahrene, T. Bruce Sweeney and Rev. David C. Sweeney; grandmother of four. Services and Interment are private.

Memorial would be appreciated tor the Alealan Brother Hospice Unit Arrangements by Amgihn anal Sine Funeral Home, Schaum-burg. 662-6580. BUCKLEY Irene C. Buckley, nee Burke, age 90, beloved wife of the late William devoted mother of William J. (Mary Margaret), Marie and Paul loving grandmother of William J.

(Susan), Philip (Karen), Mary Eileen (Daniel) Mover and Margaret; dear great-grandmother of Jason Scott; fond slater of John A. (the late Maxine), Raglna (Eugene Reynolds, the late Lillian (the late Frank Brown, the late Margaret (the laic William Gibbons and the late Joseph T. (Helen); also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Visitation Saturday, 5 to 9 p.m.

and Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m., from Oen-aellen-Pltaeereld-Prenklln Funeral Home, 10045 Skokle at Old Orchard Skokle, to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Glenvlew. Maes 11 a.m. Interment All Salnta. Memorials may be made to the charity of your choice or Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.

676-1960. BURNS John F. "Jack" Burns, beloved huaband of Beth, nee Guntoriu; loving father of Denlse (James) Andrew, Cheryl Cameron and stepfather ot Robert, Patrick and Ronald; deer brother of Robert, Mary Ann (James) Hughea and the late Thomas (Ann); fond uncle ot many nieces and nephew. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from Blake-Lame Funeral Heme, 4727 W. 103rd Oak Lawn, to St.

Linus Church. Mas 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation Saturday.

8 to 10 p.m. and Sunday, 3 to 10 p.m. Member of Eika Chicago South Lodge No. 1596. For public transportation information call 636-1193 or Chicago 735-4242.

BUSSE Diana M. But, nee Palumbo. late of Homewood, beloved mother of Carrie Busse Stultz; loving grandmother of one; fond alater of Theresa Marelli and Jack Palumbo. Funeral service Monday 10 a.m. at Ryan Funeral Home, 18022 Dixie Homewood.

Interment private. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 2 to 9 p.m. 8Y6-0331. CARLSON Frances Katharine Carlson, age 71, of Lanalng, IL, formerly of Chicago, June 7, beloved sister of Margaret Carlson and Kenneth (Meryhelen) Carlson, both of Superior, Wl; loving aunt ot one niece and three nephews. Visitation at Bekreadsr Lauei Plural Heme, 3227 Ridge Lanalng, Sunday, 2 to 6 p.m., after which time remains will be moved to the Poem Funeral Heme, Superior, Wl, for funeral service and burial on Wednesday, June 11.

Retired employee ot General Building and Maintenance Co. Mo 470024. K0LCH David Gregory Kolch, agk 41, June 2, 1886, after a long Illness, beloved son of Frank and Norma Kolch; loving brother of Frank Robert (Joonne) Kolch and Denis Hayward Kolch; also aurvlved by aeveral aunta and unclea, nlecea and nephews and many frlende. AI the request of the deceased, there will be no services. Memorial oontributlon may be made to the Eplgraphlo Survey of the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, 1155 E.

88th SL, Chicago, IL 60637. LANKA Roe M. Lanka. 62, of Cotdwa-ter. wife ot the lete Arthur: mother of Dolores Widener, of Coidwater, Lorraine Murphy, of Hazel Croat IL.

and Margaret Watte, of Paw Paw, 16 grandchildren; aeven great-grandchildren; alater of Joeeph and Arthur Lorr, both of Florida and Sr. Mary Carmen-cite, of Rocktord, IL. Funeral and Interment Coidwater, Ml. LAVEZZ1 Lawrence O. Levezzi.

beloved husbsnd of Dolores, nee Elller; loving father of John (Elaine) Lover. Beverly Stadl and Belva (William) Dulgnan; proud grand! e- mer oi Lauren ana Ltee Levezzi, William, Scott, Deborah, Jerry and Kim Dulgnan; fond brother of Douglas (Connie) Levezzi. Funerel Monday, 9:16 a.m., from the Blake-Lamb Funerel Home, 4727 W. 103rd Oak Lawn, to 8t. John Fisher Church.

Mai 10 a.m. Interment St. Merv Cemetery. Vlaltatlon Saturday, 8 to 10 p.m. and Sun- oey, id lu p.m.

Member ot McDonald Lvnn Poet VFW. In lieu of tlowera, masses or dona- tiorte to Mleerloordia would be appreciated. For public transportation Information call 636- iihi or unicago 735-4242. MALKER Joephine "Malkewlcz" Malker, eoe 82. formerly of Rosalanrf beloved aunt of Mary Ann (Rue- enj ueoervo, oaroera (naroiai Barnes, Andrew (Carol) Mslke-wlcz, Philip (Ketherlnef Malkewlcz.

Nlckoleta (Robert) Gasaway, Nicholaa Taoukalaa and Jennifer (Doualaa) Vovdan- off; loving latr-in-law of Helen MeiKewwz; oeareet sitter ot the late Philip Melkewtcz. Alexander Malkewlcz, Sophia Taoukalaa, Lillian Walter and Helen Kotwlckl. Retired eacratary for National Lead of Chicago. Funeral aervlce Monday, June jiAjl 8:18 eftasWaaWa! fllflaj9j), 17043 8. Torrance Lansing, to St.

Andrew Church, 768 Lincoln Calumet City. Meea 10 e.m. Vlaltatlon Saturday, 7 to 9 Cm. and Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m. iterment St Caalmir Cemetery.

474-2404. MARELLA Helen Ann Manila, nee Rada- kovltz (Radak), beloved wtte ot the lete Sem; loving mother of Richard IVirolnla) and Marvtln (Nicholas) Zangara; fond grand- motner ot Maria, nita, Tony, Anita Manila, Laura and David Zangara: dear sister ot Sr. Angela Radak O.S.F. ot Kankakee, IL and the let Hank (Ther- eoo) neoex; dear mace ot Julia Portschy; fond aunt of many niece ana nepnewe. r-unerai Monday, 10 a.m..

from Cum bartend Choeele, 8300 Law- rence, Norrioge, to St. Eugene Lauren tor Meaa ot me neeur-rection at 11 a.m. Interment St Joaeph Cemetery. Member of 8t Eugene Senior Citizen and Orlol Park Senior Citizen, lieu of flowers, donations to St Clara House of Prayer, Kanka- nee, would appreciated. Vlaltatlon Saturday, 6 to 9 p.m.

and Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m. 466-8300 MAR0SCIA Angela Marl Maroaela. beloved wife of the lete Camlllo Marino; loving mother of Michael, Thereaa. Joeeph. Attt-lio (Diane), Daniel (Dorothy) and Annamarie Maroaela; grand mother of three: great-grandmother of four.

Vlaltatlon at the wees Funerel Heme. First and Grant Hinsdale. Sun- oay mm to p.m. Funeral Maaa Monday, 10 a.m. at St lea so Joguee Church, Hinsdale.

Interment private. 323-0275. MARSICAN0 Se Anthony Santora nobo. McDADE Rev. William J.

McDade. O.Carm., age 80. of 8L Mary Carmelite Church, Jollet, beloved eon of the late John and Molly (McGrawl McDade: fond brother of Slater Mery Alice McDade, B.V.M. of Chicago. Born in Chicago.

Pro- eaeeo ee a nermann August 16, 1924. Ordained a priest Mey 31. 1931. Aaalonmenta Included Pastor. St Cvrll'a Church.

Chi cago, 1948-1962. Chaplain. 811- ver bross Hospital, joHet, 1866 to retirement, tutu, visitation St. Marv'a Carmelite Church. 113 N.

Ottawa, Jollet. Mondey, 2 to 9 p.m. Meaa of the Resurrection, Monday, 7 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Tuesday at 11 a.m. Memorlela to the Carmelite Seminary Fund appreciated.

Blaefcbern Funeral "me, Joliet (816) 722-1400 McKENNA Vza. Donald Q. McKanne. lov-l 73 Ing father of Sean beloved eon of Evangeline (the lete Harold); deer pert-l ner of Gemot Dawn Scheuor: brother of eight eietera, four oroinere eno inree sisters deceesed. Peacetime veteran Memorlel service to be held et St.

Joseph Cathollo Church, nw Aioin, ia. on June zi, tuns at 11 a m. In lieu of flowers memorials to tha Donald McKonna Memorial Fund, co New AlbUt Saving Bank. 62180. RADAK (RADEK) See Helen Ann Marelle SADKE urs.

Joeeph L. Radke, Veteran IS WW II, loving huaband of Lucille, nee Stephen; beloved father of Mary Lou (Mike) Coffey, Jay, Donald (Karen), Julie (Mark) Walker end Stephen (Robyn): fond Rrandtather of Mlcheel, Patrick, evln, Sean and Lynn Coffey and Elizabeth, Bryan and Shannon Walker; brother of-Jack (Connie). Visitation Saturday, June 7, from 6:30 p.m. until time or runerei Meaa p.m. at uivtne Intent Church, Newcastle and Centerbury, Westchester.

In lieu of flowers, donations made to the American Cancer Society, would be appreciated. Arrangement by Hereon Puneral 547-SZUO, RER.LY See Anthony Santora notice. REH1Y See Norbert T. Heinen node. SANTORE Anthony O.

Santora, of Melrose Park, beloved huaband of Dorothy nee Rellly; loving father of Mergeret, John (Peggy), Mlcheel, Frank Sen-tore, Ann Marie (Mlcheel) Hor-ton, Paul and David Santora; dearest grandfather or Trlshia, Nadeen santora and Michelle Horton; deer aon of the late Thereaa, nee Maralcano and John Santora; fond brother of Rita Roae Spltzer. Funeral Monday, June 9, 8:30 a.m. from Rosewood Funeral Heme. 4000 St. Charlea Bellwood.

Man 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church. Interment Oueen ot Heeven Cemetery. Please omit tlowera. Visitation Sunday 3 to 9 p.m.

dm goer. SCHULTZ Debra Schultz. age 17, aud- denty, dearest daughter of Mary Ann, nee Tuminello, (Peter) Sopko and Anthony Schultz: dear alater of Anthony Schultz, Peter and Jennifer Sopko; fond granddaughter of Michael and Mary Tuminello, John and Angelina Schultz; fond niece ot Ronald (Linda), Steven and Glna Schultz. Concetta (John) Arcurl and Michael (Bernadlne) Tuminello; cousin of meny. Funeral Monday.

8:45 a.m.. from Mlefcaujl smile Sana Puneral Heme. 3240 W. 79th St. to St Peter 6 St.

Paul Orthodox Church. 63rd and Western Ave. Mesa 830 a.m. Interment Evergreen. Please omit flower.

Visi tation Sunday only 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. eao-isei SHEEDY Anna Sheedy, nee Hayes, beloved wife of the late Peul loving mother ot Mery Dunlap iniinami uoyie, Eiizaoem iraul a. jr.) Netaon, Paul J. (Mai Lou) and Jam E.

(Gayle D. devoted grandmother of Paul III and Matthew Nelson, Cheryl reiDo, reui u. jr. uonna, Michael, Jamas, Paul Mlchasel Moroan and Gar rett Sheedy. the lata Elizabeth and Michael G.

Nelson; greal- grenomoiner or Linaaay; tono alater of Nora Noonen. Garrett the late Kathleen O'Shea, Timo- iny ana uevio in s. ana eev-erel In Ireland, at Kennv Bretfcme, 3600 W. 95th St, Sat- uroay ana sunaay, a to 9 p.m. Funeral Monday 9:46 a.m.

to SL Gall Church. Mass 10:30 a.m. interment noiy sepuicnr. 239-3600. SIM0NE Joseph 81 mono, dear son of the lata savino and Mary, nee Ser- rltelle; beloved brother of Anthony (Theresa), Delia (Clo) DiCarlo, Catherine (the lete Joeeph) Drew, Ann (tha late Ralph) Donnamarlo, William (Jo), Deniei (Dimples), Dolores and Carmella (Jim Sr.) Fulk: many nephew and nlecea.

Visitation Saturday 6 to 9 p.m. and 8unday 2 to 9 p.m. at George Schubert Cnoealo, 6618 W. Carmek Berwyn. Funeral service Monday 9 a.m.

from chapel, to St. Odllo Church. Meaa 9:30 a.m. Interment Mount Cermet Cemetery. Kindly omit nower.

roo-iuwz. STRONG Anne fttmnj. mm Ulubuabi beloved wife of the lete Stephen Strong: loving mother of the late r-nyiiie oirong, Miiorea Conner, 8teven (Helen), Jamea (uorotny) and Carol Strong; deer oranrinvdh. nl grandmother ot 10. Services from Barren-HaH Funeral noma, esjz ft.

Elston, oomer ol Pulaski Monday, June 9, 8:48 a.m., to St Pascal Church. Maaa 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to your favorite charity would be appreciated.

Visitation at chapel Sunday, to 9 p.m. KE 94100. SUDING Carl H. Sudlng beloved hue-bend of Sylvia, nee Weber; lov ing tatner ot can h. uonna (Darrel) Hammonds and Barnard Sudlng; fond grendtether ot als; great-grandfather ot one; dear brother of Clera (Gene) Bauman, Louise (Joseph) Loe- chky, Ann (Alton) Devi and Elizabeth (Henry) Stewart Funerel Monday 9:30 a.m.

from Thempeeu A Keensler Puneral Mem, 6570 W. 95th to St Gerald Church. Meaa 10 a.m. Interment Holy Seoul. enre.

em oegree memoer uur Lady, of Fallma Council, No. 3582 K.ot Past Grand Knight and member ot St. Gereld S. Visitation Saturday 6 to 9 p.m. and Sunday I to p.m.

t-ucju. Heather D. McLean, bom Nov. 14, 1938, died May 28, 1966, In Denver, following a long struggle with cancer. She waa 60 year old.

Heather we the deughter of Theodore F. Lund-mark and Eleanor Lundmark-McLean. She attended Knox College, Geleaburg, IL. andon Aug. 18, 1956 she married Robert L.

McLeen. In Perk Ridge, IL. She lived In Elk Grove Village before moving to Idaho Spring, CO. In addition to her husband aha la survived by a son Mlcheel R. MoLesn, of New- Cort Beach, CA.

and a daughter Inda J. McLean, of Scottadale. AZ. MEYER Elele M. Meyer, nee Ttilll.

ot Rolling Meadow, formerly of St. Henry Parish, Chicago, beloved wife ot the late Henry C. loving mother ot 14; deer grandmother of 43; great-grandmother of 36; three sisters. Visitation Sunday, 3 to 9 p.m., BBBaTQajB Qtjfll? PmWmf Maine, 200u E. Northwest Arlington Height.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from chepel to St. Colette Church, Rolling Meadows. Mas 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery.

TechnV. Pleaaa omit MICHELS Betty P. Mlchela. beloved wife of Frank; loving alater of Gertrude Mlchela; fond aunt of Gloria (Warren) Ivea and Gwendolyn (Edmund) Mercl-nleo; dear great-aunt of Melissa Ivea; dear sister-in-law of Helen (Lerry) Reed and Joaeph (Kattry) Mlchela. Funeral Mondey, June 9, 11 a.m.

at Of) unarm Heme, 8467-77 N. Northwest Hwy. Interment Memory Garden. Visitation Sunday 3 to 9 p.m. 774-3333.

MOORE Anna I. Moor, nee Oddo, loving wife of the lata Arthur R. Moore; deer alater of Mary Bat-Veto, Henry (Sandra) Oddo, Pat (Mary) Oddo and the late Anoeio Oddo: deer aunt of Vir ginia (Peter) Vital; great-aunt or cater (snirieyl, uean and Raglna Vltale and many other niece and nepnewe. Funeral Monday, June 9, 1966, 9 a.m. from JersyeM leaner Ckaasls.

5088 8. Archer, corner of Keeler to the Church ot St Richard. Maaa 9:30 a.m. Interment 81 Mary. Visitation Saturday and 8unday 2 to 9 p.m.

Member of CM. Micnero 6.U.W. 7S7-818S. 0DEN Charlea M. Oden, beloved hue band of Leona Oden; dear father of John B.

(Jeneen) Dorma (Robert) Beat and Marl lynn (John) Keaaler; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; brother of John Selby Oden and tha let Anna May Farr. Visitation Sunday. June 6, ai aeiiiui wercer runerei 8150 N. Cicero 4 to 6 o.m. Memorial ear- vie Monday 11 a.m., at Sau-I ganaan community bnurcn, 4541 W.

Peterson Ave. Burial private. 736-3833. 0NDRUS Frank Ondrua, beloved huaband of Anna, no Hornecek; loving father of Jerry (Joan) and Frank Jr. (Nancy); dear grandfather of Jennifer, Jeanine, Julie and Rechel; aleo relatives in Czechoslovakia.

Funeral Mon day 9:30 a.m from Med Punaral Heme, 6728 a Pulaski to St. Turlblua Church. Maes 10 a.m. Interment St. Mery Cemetery.

Vlaltatlon Sat urday 4 to 9 p.m., Sunday 1 to 9 b.itl ror-erju. PAUL Ruth Paul, nee Loy, loving mother of Robert Lawrence (Angle) and Susan (Hasan) Gok-aip; loving grandmother of Anthony Lawrence and Amanda Lynn; dear daughter of Josephine end the late John Loy, dear sister of Roeemary (the lata Russell), Marah, Mary (Bobby) Cooper, Daniel John (Catherin) Loy and me late Shirley (Ronald) Tlndall; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Resting at Homeare-Klom Pverareen Funerel Heme, 2955 W. 95th Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m. Services Mondey, 10 a.m.

Interment Evergreen. 422-7010 PEACOCK Mary B. "Mollv" Peacock beloved wife of Stewart lov ing momer oi burton 8., Stewart Q. (Heidi). Robert Mary T.

and Amy devoted daugther ot Gordon and Mary Buchanan; fond daughter-in-law of Marl S. Peecook; grandmother of Rebecka; dear alater of Peggy Beltzel and Debbie Grace. Memorial Mass Monday 2 p.m. at 8t Giles Episcopal Church, 3025 Walters Northbrook. In lieu of tlowera, contributions to American Cancer Society appreciated.

Info. 2914660. P0LEZ1 John Pollzzi, dear son of Marie and the lete John; dear brother of Anna Maria (John) Bell. Robert (Nancy), Thomas, Edward (Pat), Joeeph (Karen) and Mary (Frank) Borkowskie. Reefing at tha Cesesy Fen si el Memo, 3552 N.

Southport 2 to 10 P.m. Saturday and Sunday, uneral Mondey, 9:30 a.m., to St. Andrew Chapel. Maaa 10 a.m. Interment Mount Carmei.

472-5650. P0NZ0 Slater Aloyslut Ponzo, age 99, Society of Helper. June 6. leal survivor of the aeven children ot the late Dominic and Concerts Ponzo. of Claasano.

Italy. Funeral Maaa of the Resurrec tion Saturday. 9 a.m. at the Society of Helpers Convent, 303 W. Barry.

Interment All Saints. newieun nemo rea aja-ifcl 1 Funeral aervlce Monday, 11 a.m., ai rooe rem. interment ueju'roga Cemetery. 3444714 GREENWALD Mederd T. Greenwald, husband of Lorraine: father of Patricia, Gregory (Divine) and Paul Greenwald; grandfather ot four brother of Mildred Romanczak, Harry and Frank.

Visitation Sunday, 3 to 9 p.m. Funeral Monday, 9:16 a.m., from tha 10045 Skokle at Old Orchard Skokle, to St John Brvbeut Church, Nllee. Maaa 10 a.m. Interment Meryhlll. In lieu of tlowera, contributions to tha Ronald McDonald House.

822 W. Doming Chicago 80614. GUTH Helen T. Guth, loving daughter of the late Jan and Rosalie, nee Urbaniak; dear alater ot Victoria and the late Joseph; fond aia-ter-irHew of Gertrude: fond aunt of Jerry (Christine), Joseph, Robert and Michael Guth. Funeral Monday, 6:46 a.m., from Cesey-Leefcewftkl a Son Puneral Nam, 454040 W.

Dlv-reey to St Francla Bor- fla Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. nterment St Adalbert In lieu of flowers, mane appreciated. Visitation Saturday. 4-9 and Sunday, 2-9 p.m.

777-6300. HABINKA Gladys M. HaWnka. nee Fisher, beloved wife ot the lete Adolph; devoted mother ot Jem; deer sister of Edith (Joseph) Gnkta and Robert (Eileen) Fisher, aeveral niece and nephews. Visitation Saturday, 6 to 9 p.m.

and Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m., at the Prank M. Feren Funeral Mama. 7300 W. 65th St. (West Archer Ave.

hist west of Harlem). Funeral Monday, 1:30 to Flrat Congregational hurch, 7438 W. 82nd Argo. for 2 p.m. service, lieu of Mower, offerings epprecleted to fhe above church.

Interment Willow Hills (Falrmount). 4584206 HANRAHAN Jane Camilla Hanrehan ot Lake Foreat, IL, beloved wife of Richard: mother of Rlcherd, Prle-cllla, Sarah, Douglas. Peter and Rebecca; daughter of Joeeph nd Elele Roman; alater ot Jam Roman. Memorial Maaa 10 a.m. St.

Mary Church. 178 E. Illinois, Lake Forest. In lieu of flower, memorial to the Can-oar Reeearch. Fund, Rush Pre, bylerlan, 8k Lukak Hospital would be appreciate.

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