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34 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1977 I 1 -Madison and Area 5 MEAT II XOTIIES Pharmacist has "tried them weight control program that really works DEDERICH, Peter A. Muscoda DONAHUE, Mrs. Harold (Rosemary) Madison DWORETZKY, Rachel Madison HACKBART, Esther Madison JONES, William Columbus KNIPFER, Dorothy, M. Oregon Bloomer OFFERDAHE Mr.

Anton Cottage Grove Stoughton YAN, Miss Agnes M. Madison SCIl MIT, Ernest J. Sun Prame Mineral Point STROUD, Mrs. Betty B. Madison TATUS1AN, Vortik Madison WHITCHER, Mrs.

Leslie Platteville Death notices Sam. lo4 30p.m. nvekdayi Sam to 2.30 p.m. Saturday, open Sunday 10 am. to 4 30pm Pharmacist Dan Smith of Buiger's Diuq Store in St Charles Illinois is a NaturShm "believer" af'er losing 18 pounds lust two weeks After hear mg so much about the NaturShm program from cusomers and seeing the excellent results they were having Dan decided to try it himself "In my many years as a pharmacist, I ve seen and tried numerous weight loss plar.s, but none have worked as well for me as NaturShm And NaturShm is very nutritional too'" After three months, Dan has not regained any of the lost pounds eithei.

as so often happens when 'rebounding" from starvation diet pians He maintains his weight by taking NaturShm once daily and eating normally otherwise Dan says "It was surprisingly easy too' I didnt have to attend any weigh ins starve myself or dc any special exercises" With the NaturShm program, there are no shots, drugs or long lists of forbidden foods In tact, you are encouraged to eat a normal well balanced dinner every day The ner tune you aie in the St Cnailes area, stop by Burger's Drugs ana see Dan yourself Hell tell yon personally wnat he thinks about NaturShm1 Conservancy She also served as a four guide for Madison Public Schools Cherokee Marsh. Besides her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Mrs Susan Whitehouse of Pittsburg; four sons, Steven of Kent, Ohio; Donald Douglas and Peter at home and two grandchildren. She was preceeded in death by her parents, Fronk Burghardt who died in 1957 and Mina Behncke Burghardt who died in 1958. Memorial services will be announced later by tne family. in lieu of flowers, the family request contributions be sent to the Natute Conservancy in care of Mrs James Watrous, 2809 Sylvan Avenue, Madison, Wl 53705, or the Attic Angel Association, Modison.

Tatuslon, Vortik MAD I SON Vort Tatusian died on Friday, November 4, 1977 in Baghdad, Iraq He was born in Turkey in 1910 Mr. Tatusian is survived by his wife, Mary Minos Tatusian; three sons, An'ramk, Sarkis ond Arom (Armen), 4301 Doncaster Dr a daughter, Sonio Funeral mass will be held on Sunday, November 13 ot 10 30 a m. at ST HAGOPS ARMENIAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH, Rocine, Wisconsin. The Reverend Father Sempod Der Moksian will officiate. Whitcher, Mrs Leslie PLATTEVILLE Mrs Leslie Whitcher, oge 95 of 195 S.

Chestnut St Ptattevitle possed away on Tuesday, November 8, 1977 at Porkview Terrace, Platteville. She was born Jonuorv 29, 1882 Lima township, Grant County, Wisconsin ond moved to PlatteviMe tn 1970 from the Lima Union orea. She was the former Leslie Hoke and married Geoig Whitcher, May 6, 1903 Mr Whitcher possed awov on May 10, 1959. She is also preceded in death by a son, Lorence who died July 6. 1969.

Mrs whitcher was a member of The Lima Union Congregational Church ond the Ladies Aid ot the Church, also a member ot the Rebecca Lodge and member of the Women's Relief Corp. Survivors include 0 grondson, Kenneth Whitcher, Plattevihe, daughter-in-iow Mrs. Mabel Whitcher, Platteville. three greotgronddaughters; two greatgreotgrandsons, two sisters-tn-taw, Mrs EUa Hake. Platteville and Mrs.

Della Hoke, Hayward, several nieces and nephews Funeral services win be held Saturday, November 12 ot 1 30 pm. from fhe THOMAS BONIN-SOMAN FUNERAL HOME, Plattevilte The Reverend Lester Dunwidche and Mr, Don Biddick will officiate Bunol will be in the Lima Union Cemetery, rural Platteville Friends may call after 2pm Friday at the funerol home where the Women Relief Corp services will be held at 4 m. ond the Rebecca Lodge services wH be held at 8 p.m on Friday. a nutritional aid to healthful weight reduction will officiate. Burial will be in Sunset Memory Gordens, Madison.

Friends may call at the St. John Lutheran Church Education Building, East Netherwood st Oregon, from 4 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Nov 11 and ot the church after 2 on Saturday until time of services. The family requests In lieu of flowers. Memorials may be made to the Arthritis Foundation.

B.L. BOOTH FUNERAL HOME, Oregon in charge of arrangements. Ofterdahl, Mr. Anton COTTAGE GROVESTOUGHTON Mr. Anton Otferdahl, oge 82 of Route 1, Cottage Grove, died at the Stoughton hospital Wednesday.

November 9, 1977. He was born January 25, 1895 in Norway ond came to the USA In 1912 He has lived and worked in this area os a form hand all his life Surviving is one sister, Morgaret, in Norway. Funeral services will be held In the HOLZHUTER FUNERAL HOME, Stoughton, at 11 m. on Friday, November 11. Reverend Norman Madson will officiate.

Burial In Western Koshkonong Lutheran cemetery Friends moy call offer 9 a m. Friday ot the Holzhuter Funeral Home. Ryan, Miss Agnes M. MADISON Miss Agnes M. Rvan, age 69 died on Tuesday, November 8, 1977 ot a Verona Nursing Home.

She was born May 4, 1908 In Madison, and was a member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church. She Is survived by a brother, Andrew 914 Beacon St. Funeral services will be held at ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH.

410 E. Main St at 9.30 a m. on Friday, November 11 The Msgr. Fronces Doherty will officiate Burial will be in Resurrection cemetery. Friends moy call otter 4pm on Thursdoy November 10 at the JOYCE FUNERAL HOME, 540 W.

Washington where there will be a scripture service ot 7-30 Schmit, Ernest J. SUN PRAIRIEMINERAL POINT Ernest J. Schmit, oge 57 of Sun Prairie, a former Mineral Point resident died on Tuesday. November 8, 1977 ot a Madison hospital after an extended illness. He was born in Mineral Point and graduated from Mineral Point High School in 1938.

He was married to the former Wilma Clark of Mineral Point In 1942. They farmed in the Mineral Point area for many years and later ond up until the time of his death was employed bv tut General Telephone Company of Wisconsin. Mr. Schmit was a veteran of World War II, a member of the Mineral Point American Legion and the Sun frairle Veteran's of Foreign Wars Club Survivors Include his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Karen) Norton and David (Kothy) Doyle, both of Mineral Point, Potrice ot home, olso two sons, Timothy, Mineral Point and Thomas, a student at the University of Wisconsin, Plottevllle; a brother, Raymond of Mineral a sister, Mrs.

Floyd Helsdon of Blanchardville and six Grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Friday, November 11 at 10 30 a m. at ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH, Mineral Point. Friends may call at the GORGEN FUNEAL HOME, Mineral Point after 3 on Thursday, November 10.

A rosary will be recited at the funeral home at 7 p.m. Thursday. Available at all Rennebohm Drug Stores (Come in for a free booklet) Do not accept substitutes-NaturSlim is not sold under any other name. 1 1 'i Dedench, Peter A. MUSCODA Peter A.

Dederich, age 76. of Rt. Muscoda, passed away suddenly on Wednesday. November 9, 1977 In the Richland Center Hospital of on apparent heart attack. He was married to Alice McCluskey on June 8.

1936. They lived in Bear Valiev until November of 1939 when they moved to a farm In Orion Township near Muscoda. Mrs. Dederlch died on November 28, 1971. Surviving Is a son, John of Rt.

3, Muscoda; two daughters, Mrs. Leslie (Mary) Broodbent, Muscoda and Mrs. jerry (Margaret) Brown, of Rt. 3, Muscoda; a brother, Leo of Plain, Wl; a sister. Miss Ceclla Dederlch, Madison; nine grandchildren; and several neices and nephews.

He was preceded In death by his parents and four sisters. Funeral services will be held on Saturday. November 12 at 10 a m. In ST. JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Muscoda. Father Laverne G. Meier will officiate Burial will be in St Patrick's Catholic Cemetery at Loreto, Wl. Friends may call at THE GODAGER FUNERAL HOME, on Friday otter 3:30 p.m. The Holy Name Society rosary will be recited at 7' 30.

and at 8.30, the parish rosorv will be recited Donahue, Mrs. Horold (Rosemary) MADISON Mrs. Harold (Rosemary) Donahue, oge 58, died at her home November 10,1977 Funeral arrangements ore pending ot the 'JOYCE FUNERAL HOME WEST, 5701 Odono Rd. Visitation will be on Fridov. November 11, 3 pm to 8 pm.

The funeral will be held Saturday. Dworetiky, Rochet MADISON Rachel Dworetsky, age 76 of 918 S. Brooks passed away Wednesday, Novemher 9, 1977 at St. Mary's Hospital. Funeral rangements ore pending for Friday at the FITCH-LAWRENCE SAN FILLIPPO FUNERAL HOME, 6121 University A ve.

Hockbort, Esther MADISON. Wl Mrs. Esther Hackbart oge 68, of 2510 Uphom St. passed away unexpectedly Tuesday. November 8, 1977 ot a local hospital.

She was born June 9, 1909 In Milwaukee. Mrs. Hockbort was a member of East Side Evangelical Lutheran Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs Corl Holiworth of Racine and Mrs. William Moorman of Madison; two sons, Dole of Boulder CO ond James ot Modlson; seven grandchildren; a brother, Lester Bemmann of Milwaukee Mrs Hackbart was preceded In death by her husband Lenard on Sept.

25, 1973. Funeral services will be held at East Side Evangelical Lutheran Church 2310 Independence Lone ot 2PM, on Friday, Nov. 11th, Rev. Karl G. Bast will officiate.

Burial will be in the Roselown Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may coll from 5 to 8 PM on Thurs. Nov. 10th, ot tte GUNDERSON FUNERAL HOME 5203 Monona Dr. Jones.

William E. COLUMBUS. Wl. Mr. William E.

Jones oge 83. died suddenly at his home on Wednesday, November 9, 1977. He was a retired farmer living In the town Calamus until moving to Columbus in 1970. He was a Elder and member of the First United Presbyterian Church of Columbus, a town Chairman of the town on Calamus and Dodge County Supervisor for over 30 years, a State Assembleymon from 1939 to 1941, a Director In the Columbus rural electric Co-op from 1957 to 1970, a 56 veor member of the Columbus Masonic Lodge, a member of the Zor Shrine, and Scottish Rite of Madison, the Badger Shrine Club of Beaver Dam, a Veteran of Worldk Wor and a member of the Columbus American Legion. He is survived by his wife, the former Ruth Morgan; a daughter, Mrs.

Murod (Joan) Gengozion of Racine; three sons, Douglas ond William C. both of Columbia, MD. and Dayton of Modlson; 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in the Presbyterian Church in Columbus on Nov. 12, 1977 at 1: 30PM.

Rev. David Block will officiate. Intermint at Bethel Cemetery. Friends may call at the JONES FUNERAL HOME In Columbus on from 5 to 9 pm. Masonic services will be at 8 pm on Friday.

Knlpfer, Dorothy, M. OREGONBLOOMER-Dorothy M. Knlpfer age 67, of Rt. 3, New Auburn, died on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1977 of an apparent heart-attock.

The former Dorothy M. Rehm was born on May 1, 1910 In Bloomer, Wl. She married Bernard Knlpfer on Sept. 25, 1928 in Bloomer. She was a former Town of Fitchburg resident for many years, living the past 2 years In New Auburn.

She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Oregon. Survivors Include; her husband, Bernard, of New Auburn; a son, Richard of Madison; two daughters, Mrs. William (Lorraine) Green of Chetek, Wl and Mrs. Leroy (Arlene) Crapp of Covina, California; three sisters, Mrs.

Kenneth Cox and Mrs. Clifford Lawyer, both of Madison, Mrs. Edwin Paus of Holcomb, Wl; nine grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, Nov. 12 at 3 p.m.

at ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Oregon. The Reverend Albert Guetzlaff 4, Stroud, Mrs. Betty B. MADISON-Mrs.

Betty Burgardl Stroud, oge 57, of 409 Woodward Drive, long time area resident ond civic leoder, died Wednesday afternoon In University Hospital, Madison, of cancer Born In Milwaukee, April 7, 1920. Mrs. Stroud was active In numerous organizations Including, the Attic Angel Association where she served as a chairman of fhe operating committee. She was the wife of Madison attorney Donald Stroud. Mrs.

Stroud was graduated from Mllwaukee-Downer Seminary in 1938, Bradford Junior College in 1940, and Mllwaukee-Downer College in 1942, where she recieved a degree in Occupational Therapy. She served as on occupational therapist at University Hospital, Madison, from 1942 to 1945. In addition to the Attic Angel Association, Mrs. Stroud was a former board member of the Women's Committee of the Madison Civic Music Association, Chapter of P.E.O., the Women's Auxiliary of the State Historical Society, Friends of Madison Public Library, Women's Auxiliary of Madison General Hospital, Friends of fhe Elvehiem Art Museum and the Wisconsin Chapter of the Nature They found, as past studies have shown, that more women than men refuse to buckle up about 51 per cent to 41 per cent. Government figures place the level of seat belt use at 20 to 22 per cent.

The researchers found that non-use of seat belts was higher among persons who went to church infrequently or who were dissatisfied with them station in life. Persons who continued their education beyond high school used seat belts more often. The study appears in the November issue of the American Journal of PubUc Health, which also carries a short report on seat belts in taxis. A check on cabs in Pittsburgh, New York, Indianapolis awl Chicago found that only 14.5 ircent had a belt in the rear seat in working order for a passenger. This month: Visit the elegant new galleries at GRUBER'S We hove recently expanded and redecorated the galleries at Gruber's to better display our traditional home furnishings and accessories.

As before, you will recognize fhe names of fine furniture makers like Henredon. Pennsylvania House. And Baker. But you will olso seeexquisite wood and upholstered pieces by quality manufacturers new to Gruber's showrooms. Join us during our open house! New friends ond old are welcome to come ond explore our new galleries any time.

But right now, you'll find special sale prices on selected items to celebrate our opening. And, os always, our designers will be on hand to help you with ony decorating plans. Newly-wed men buckle up seat belts, but women don 9t WASHINGTON (AP) Marriage makes young men more likely to buckle their seat belts in cars, but it has an opposite effect on tlir new wives, a new study indicates. The ercentage of men who say use seat belts drops from 50 percent to 40 percent after a trip to the altar. Those figures are reversed for women, according to two Johns Hopkins University researchers.

But those statistics can be interpreted a couple of different ways. The study also found that people who had thougt or attempted suicide are likely to use seatbelts. The study was conducted among 1,000 persons in western Maryland In 1974. Over 47 pei cent said they never used -belts, 27 percent used them sometimes and 20 percent always. PILGRIM PLACE GRUBER'S Open Monday noorrfo A corner of Hubbard ond Parnnenter 5treets in Middleton 836-7654 9pm Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday 930am to 5 30 pm Friday 9 30 am to 9 pm tv.