S. S. S. of of of drink Chicago Tribune, Wednesday, February 7, 1973 Section 3 15 notices Klukosovsky Marie Klukosovsky, nee Kalata, beloved wite of John: dear sister of Anna MierzWa, George Kalata, Michael Veronica, Kalata, Helen Descisciolo, Abramite, and Rose Ferguson; also survived by nieces and Funeral Friday, Feb. 9, 8:45 from Soltes Chapel, 2746 W.
51st St. to St. Michael Church. Mass 9:30 m. Interment Resurrection.
776-7257. Kluson Frances T. Kluson, nee Sowka, of Rockford, formerly of Chicago, age 71, died 3:50 a. Feb. 5, 1973, wife of the late Francis Kluson; mother of Joseph, of Poplar Grove, Raymond of Germany.
and Mrs. Bernardine Fosse. of Rockford, sister of Andrew Sowka, Hilaria Sowka, of Chicago, and Mrs. Loretta Niedbalski, of Crystal Lake. Funeral Thursday, at 10 m.
at the St. James 'Catholic Church, Belvidere. Interment St. James Cemetery. Visitation from 3-5 and Wheeler Wednesday, Funeral Feb.
7, Home, at 203 Witbeck, Logan Belvidere, 111. 815-544-2121. Knox Arthur Howell Knox, died Feb. 3, Memorial service will be held Feb. 12, P.
m. Levere Memorial Temple, 1856 Sheridan Evanston. In- lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Covenant United Methodist Church, Hartrey-Harrison. Evanston. Kowalke Alice B.
Kowalke, nee Grabek; beloved daughter of Rose and the late Albert Grabek: fond sister of Eugene Joseph Adelaide Bronder and Sally Brenner. Funeral Thursday, February 8, at a. m. from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 N. Milwaukee to Saint Tarcissus Church.
Interment Saint Adalbert. Visitation after 3 p. Wednesday. SP 4-0366. Kuczek Walter Kuczek, Korean veteran, beloved son of Rose, nee Bonk; dear brother of Victoria Horbacz and Henry fond uncle of Kenneth; dear friend of Dolores.
Member of Triner Legion Post 948, Moose Lodge of Woodstock and White Eagle Society Group 133. Funeral. Saturday, 9:30 a. from PlichtaBaiek Funeral Home, 2325 S. California to St.
Roman Church. Visitation Thursday, 6-10 p. and Friday, 2-10. Entombment Resurrection Cemetery. Bi 7- 6123.
Kulczak Matthew Kulczak, beloved husband of Helen, nee Rybicki; loving father of Carol, John, Richard and Marianne; fond brother of Adele Matecki, Rita M. Olszewski, and Sr. M. Joletta, C. S.
S. F. Funeral Thersday, Feb. 8, 9:30 a.m., from John H. Patka Funeral Home, 1256-58 W.
51st to St. John of God Church. Interment Resurrection. BO 8-5257. Lamb Stephen J.
Lamb, business manager for Plumbers Union, Local No. 130, devoted husband of Lucille Estes Lamb; dear father of Mary Ann and Suzanne; loving son of Marie and the late William fond brother of Mary Cozzie. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. from Columbian Funeral. Home, 6621 North Oak Park, to Sacred Heart Church, Melrose Mass 10 a.
m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation after 3. p. m.
Wednesday, ES 9-5151 or Vi 8-3010. Land Blanche M. Land, nee Jandera, of Downers Grove, formerly of Brookfield, beloved wife of M. Stanley; loving mother of William James and the late Robert Land; grandmother of seven; of two. FUneral Friday, Feb.
9, 10:00 a. at Johnson Funeral Home, 3845-47 Prairie Brookfield. Interment Mount Emblem Cemetery. Member of Brookfield Chapter No. 526 W.
O. T. M. 485-0214. Lanser Howard M.
Lanser, devoted husband of Pauline nee Bosch: loving father of Judith, Howard and Ronald fond grandfather of Ellen and Howie. Funeral Thursday, 10:15 a. m. from Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N. Church.
Interment St. Joseph. 774:4100. Milwaukee to St. Tarcissus Lavaty Dolores A.
Lavaty of Burr Ridge, beloved wife of Richard dear mother of Richard Jr. of Tucson, Arizona, and Alan of Burr Ridge: daughter of Mrs. Louis Victor of North Riverside: sister of Lorraine Klaphaak of Westport, daughter in law of Anne Lavaty of Berwyn. Visitation 7-10 p. Wednesday and 4-10 p.
Thursday, at Hallowell and James Funeral Home, 1025. W. 55th La Grange, 111. Funeral 11 a. m.
Friday. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 352-6500. Leonard Violet L. Leonard, nee Fithian, beloved wife of Eugene dear mother of Ralph R.
B.J Leonard; fond grandmother of Gregory: sister of Mae Benson, Janet Hudson, Ruth Rogers and Roselee Hansen. Visitation Wednesday from 2 to 10 p. me at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry Streets, Des Plaines, where services will be held Thursday 11 a. m. Interment Ridgewood.
824-5155. Lotze Frank C. Lotze, of Westchester, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Buenger: loving brother of Robert Lotze. Visitation, from Zimmerman Son Funeral Home, 7319 Madison Forest Park, Wednesday until 11 a. m.
Friday. Lying in state from 12 noon until time of service at 1 p. m. at the Grace Lutheran Church, 1101 Manchester, Westchester. Interment Chapel Hill Garden.
We st. 366-2200. Lozzi Maria C. Lozzi, age 74, 3123 192nd Lansing, 111., formerly of Chicago Feb. 5, 1973, beloved wife of Nicola; loving father of Gene Catherine Gonnella and Jennie Sereci; fond grandmother of two grandchildren: one great grandson: fond sister of Benedetto Milo.
Funeral services Thursday, Feb. 8, 9:30 a. at the Schroeder-Laver Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge Lansing, 111. to St. Ann Church in for 10 m.
mass. Entombment St. Mary Cemetery, Evergreen Park. Visitation Tuesday, to 10 p. m.
and Wednesday 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Liturgical wake service Wednesday, 8 p.
at chapel. Info. 474-0024. Lynn See Joseph C. Lyznicki Sr.
notice. Lyon Wynne W. Lyon, suddenly, of Western Springs, wife of Bayard mother of William Marian Laurel and Virginia daughter of Mrs. Dale Wolf; sister of John H. Wolf, Dr.
Arthur D. Wolf, Mrs. Wayne Smith, Mrs. Roger Arnold and Mrs. Eldon White.
No visitation. Memorial service Thursday, 3 p. at the First Congregational Church of Western Springs, Woodland Chestnut. Memorials may be made to the church or George Williams College. Lyznicki Joseph C.
Lyznicki of Argo, beloved husband of the late Frances; dear father. of Eugene Lynn, Chaplain Lt. Col. Edmund F. U.
S. A. Lillian Noreiko and Joseph Jr. grandfather of 14; great-grandfather of one. At rest in the Sobiesk Funeral Home, 6039 S.
Archer at 61st Street, Argo-Summit. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. to St. Blase Church. Interment Ss.
Cyril and Methodius Cemetery, Lemont. Director of Summit First Federal Savings Ass. Village of Summit Building Inspector. Member of St. Joseph Council 1642 K.
of C. and Carpenter's Local No. 242. In lieu of flowers, masses would be appreciated. Visitation after 3 p.
m.g Wednesday. 458-0136. Mabe Elizabeth Mabe, nee Bowers, of beloved wife of Edward loving mother Stanley and Patrick Coles grandmother of four; dear daughter of Elizabeth Bowers: sister of Roy and Howard Bowers. Resting at the Irving A. Park V.
Rd. Services Thursday. IR 8- Furman Funeral Home, 3100 5800. Mack Frances B. of Mack, Park late of Ridge, Merritt beloved Island, wife Fla.
of formerly Stephen dear sister of Mae Home, Blohm. 3653-59 Resting Fullerton Ay. Funeral at Stermer Funeral day, Feb. 9, at to St. Paul the 10 of a.
Cross m. Church, Interment Maryhill Visitation after Park 4 p. m. Thursday. BE 5-1815.
Markiewicz Mike Markiewicz. Resting at Muzyka and Son Funeral Home, 2157 W. Chicago Av. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. m.
to St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic 8-7767. Interment St. Nicholas Cemetery. BR Mensinga John Mensinga, beloved- husband of Katri and the late Anne; dear father of Joanne Clark, Lambert, John Jr.
and Judith Crowell of 167 and brother Marian of Devine: Martha fond Beukema. Restgrandfather Ing at Klein-Evergreen Funeral Home, 2955 W. 95th Evergreen Park, where services will be held. Thursday, m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens Souff, In lieu of flowers, memorials American Cancer Society m.
will be Wednesday. appreciated. 422-7010. Visitation 2 to 10 p. Mincer Paul H.
Mincer. 76, of North Miami Beach, formerly of Chicago, Feb. 6, 1973, husband of Florence) father of Mrs. Jacqueline Fischer of North Miami Beach grandfather of Dr. Lee.
Fischer of Phoenix, Ariz. and Mrs. Linda Etfinger of Piffsburgh. Pa. Services Wednesday.
2, P. Chapel." m. "The 16480-19th Riverside AV. Memorial Miami Beach, Fla. Mojeski Frances.
william: Moleski, beloved mother wife of of Eleanor the late dear (William), Reynolds fond and sister George of Frank IMaMusket and Theodore Musket. Funeral Moleskin Thursday, 9:30 a. Park m.n from Liddy Chapel. 4920-24 Irvine to Our Lady of Victory Church. Interment St.
Adaibert. KI 5-6220. Morse Effie Ladd Morse, of Fullerton, Calif formerly of Mt. Prospect, beloved wife of the Cleveland; dear mother of Betty Van Horne, Patricia Nau and Helen Dazey: eleven grandchildren; five great grandchildren, Graveside service, and interment Cemetery, Wednesday, Skokie. 11, a.
253-5423, Memorial Park Nickerson James A. Nickerson at Clearwater, Fla.i beloved husband of M. Pearly father of James A. Karl (Emma), Doris Messett and Edgar grandfather of nine: greatgrandfather of eight. Member of Grand Crossing Lodge, No.
776, A.F. A.M. and B. of L. E.
Local, No. 10. Funeral Thursday. 11 a. at the Fern Chapel, S.
Western Av. at 100th St. Interment Fairmount. Masonic service Wednesday, 1 p. m.
Visitation Wednesday 3 to 10 p. m. Nino See Ella Donnici notice. Norling Mary Ann Norling, beloved daughter of Mrs. Shirley Rankin and Donald M.
Nortingi step-daughter of Patricia 5.1' fond sister of Glenn granddaughter of Mrs. Fred Norling. Private services and Interment Wednesday. SH 3-4034. Ogorek Albert L.
Ogorek, belaved husband of the late Veronica Ogorek: dear father of Wanda Roed, Edward Ogorek and Marcella Clifford; fond brother of John Stanley Rose Pella and Ogorek. the late Eleanor Joseph Ogorek Jablonski, and Mary Walda; loving grandfather of six and great-grandfather of nine. Funeral Home. 3517-27 N. Pulaski to St.
Thursday, 9 from Theis Funeral Wenceslaus Church. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Member of Local 10-208, Chicago Fed. of Musicians.
IN. 3-5800. 'Hearn Frances O'Hearn, nee Jirak, devoted wife of the late John dear sister of Agnes Mozis, the late Mary Hanus. Anna Catherine Dushek, Thomas and John Jirak and Ellert. Thursday, m.
from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedzie, to St. Simon Church. Interment Resurrection. 776-3809.
Oldenburg Fredericka Oldenburg, Feb. 6, 1973, beloved wife of the late Edward; dear mother of Theodora Van Bogaert, Laverne, Carl and Richard D. Oldenburg; grandmother of Joan Edward De Napoli, OldenDavid Van. Bogaert and burg; Kimberly Ann Van Bogaert: fond sister great-grandmother of Michael and of Dagmar Blade, Octavia Childers and Berger Winquist. Funeral Friday, 1 P.
m. at Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland at Foster. Interment MemoVisitation after m. Wednesday.
LO 1-5147. Olson Martin E. Olson. beloved husband of Esther L. Wedel; father of Martin E.
Jr. and James A. grandfather of Martin 111, Susan, Douglas and Geoffrey: brother of Martha Pike and E. Laurine Olson. Resting at Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W.
North Av. Services Thursday, 2. p. m. Interment private.
Please omit flowers. 637-4441. Pabis Helen Pabis, nee Krol, beloved wife of the late Joseph; dear sister of William and Antoinette Jurczyk: nephews and nieces. Funeral Thursday, 8:45 a. from Casey-Laskowski FU.
neral Home, 4540-50 W. Diversey Av.r to St. Ferdinand Church. Mass 9:30 a. m.
Interment St. Adalbert. 777-6300. Parenti Natalina nee DalPorto, beloved wife of the late fond mother of Albert and Louise Biancalana; sister of Amedeo DalPorto, Emelia Speroni, Altumira Lazzarini, Argia Cinquini, in Cal. and Leonide Nomellini In Italy; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of three.
Funeral Thursday, a. m. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. North to Assumption Church.
Mass 10-a: m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. ME 7-0449-0450. Paterala Walter Paterala, beloved husband of the late Clara, nee Novak: dear father of Donald Diane Plucinski and Janet Marshall; grandfather of eight; brother of Stanley Paterala.
Funeral, Thursdays Feb. 8 at 9 a. m. from Koissak Funeral Home, 4255- 59 W. Division, corner of Kildare, to Our Lady of Angels Church.
Mass 9:30 m. Interment St. Adalbert. AL 2-3600. Peller Clara E.
Peiler of Elmhurst, beloved wife of Erwin dear mother of Barbara Mitchel, Frank E. Peller and Wiltfong, Doreen Arliss Heimer: fond sister of Joseph Keller, Marie Paulus, Marcella Grote and Arnold Keller; also survived by nine grandchildren. At the PedersenRyberg Mortuary. 435 N. York Elmhurst, where friends may call on Wednesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.
and where services will be held Thursday. P. Interment Elm Lawn. Info. 834-1133.
Peterson Edwin Peterson, loving father of Dennis; dear brother of Signe Carlson, Hilve Swanstrom, Edith. Key. and Victor Funeral Thursday, 6845 Western at Av. Evans Interment Funeral Oak Hill Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday after 5.
m. RE Poggi Luisi Poggi, loving husband of the late dear father of Vito of Fernando, Mary Clarmoll and the late Charles Pogel: dear grandfather of seven: great a. grandfather of one. Funeral Friday, 9:30 from the Montclair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont to St.
Eugene Mt. Church. Carmel Mass 10 a.m. Interment Cemetery. Visitation after 5 p.
m. Wednesday. 622-9300. Porzel John W. Porzel late of Bradenton.
beloved husband of the late Mary, Frank (the late RoseCross: dear brother of Frederick mary. the late. Richard and Waszak. the late Eleanore late from Funeral Fortuna Wednesday, Funeral Home, 4401. S.
Feb. 7, at m. Kedzie to St. Agnes Church. Mass 9:30 a.
m. interment Mount Carmel. LA 3-7781. Pupillo Michael Pupillo, beloved husband of the late Teresa; fond brother of Otto of dear uncle of Frank Pupillo and Ted Griseto. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.
m. from Vitucci Funeral Home, 1339 W. Grand to Santa Maria Addolorate Church. Mass 9:45 a. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Los Angeles, Cal. Please omit flowers, HA 1-6856. Raiman Joseph Raiman, husband of the late Rose; dear father of George (Yolanda), Elmer LeRoy and Lois Seager: grandfather of 10: greatgrandfather of five: brother of Rose De Lappe. Visitation at the M. J.
Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest after 6 p. m. Tuesday. Services Thursday 11 m. Interment Ridgewood Cemetery.
631-1240. Ramenstein Katherine and F. Fred Ramenstein, Ramsdell: dear loving friend sister of Roy Helen Rothenbach. Services Thursday, Feb. 8, 1 p.
Mee at Drake and Son FUneral Home, 5303 N. Western Av. Interment Montrose Cemetery, Visitation after 3 p. m. Wednesday.
561-6874. Riley Margaret M. Riley, beloved wife of the late Joseph A. Riley: devoted mother of Joyce Flynn and Donna Walsh: fond grandmother of nine. Visitation at LaughVin Sons Chapel, 2100 W.
95th, at Hoyne. from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m.
Wednesday. FUheral Thursday, a. to St. Barnabas Church. Mass 9:30 m.
Interment Holy Sepulchre. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to the American Cancer Society, PR 9-1100. Rodenburg Alfer D. Rodenbure, husband of Jenny C.1 father of Alfer D. W.
Memorial services Wednesday, W. p. 1191h m. St. Private Carlson Funeral 785-0184.
3 cremation. Romanowski Helen Romanowski, beloved mother wife of of Regina the late Anthony: fond Jacobs, Melanie Hardy, and Mrs. Helen Fischer, two. grandmother Restof Ing fiver, at Wauconda great-grandmother Home, 235 of Main Wauconda, Funeral Mass Transfiguration Church. Thursday Cemetery at 10 m.
Interment Visitation. Joseph and WedRivergrove. $26-2115. Tuesday nesday 4-9 p. m.
Rotzik See John Chaichic notice. Sac See Louise Satz notice. Satz late Louise John: Satz loving mother of beloved wife Stanley (Helen) Sac and Mary Edmunds sister DeGrazia) fond grandmother of Sophie Jasud. Resting at Stermer Funeral Home, 3653-59 Fullerton Av. Interment Services Feb.
at 1 p. m. Adalbert. Visitation after 6 P. m.
Wednesday. BE 5-1815. Scacco Frank Scacco, beloved husband Stella: loving father of and Ronald Sharmaine: Daniel grandfather of eight: dear son of Bruce phine brother and of Frances Bartilotta and Jessie the late Salvatore Bartliotta. Funeral Thursday. from Smith-Corcoran Funera) Home, N.
Cicero, to St. Lambert Church 9130 mass. Interment Mount m. Carmel. Visitation Tuesday after 3833.
Schikora Victor E. Schikora Sr. of Willow Springs, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Papiernik; dear father of Agnes Jagodzinski, Helen Pesat. Victor Jr. and Richard fond brother of Louise Lopatka and the late Magdaline Torchel many nieces and nephews: grandfather of nine.
At rest In the Sobiesk Funeral Home, 6009 S. Archer Rd. at 61st Funeral Thursday, 9:15 m. to St. James Church, Interment Resurrection Cemetery.
Visitation after 4 p. m. Tuesday. 458-0136. Schild Wava M.
Schild, nee Mastin, beloved wife of Arthur C.I loving mother of Nancy Smith; fond, grandmother of Kyle. Amy and Megyn: dear sister of Mrs. Reba Cross. Services Thursday, Feb, 11 a. m.
at Drake and Son Funeral 5303 N. Western Av. Interment private. in lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Chicago Heart Fund, 22 W. Madison.
Chicago. Visitation after p. m. Wednesday. 561-6874.
Schoen See Anna Thomas notice. Small Mary L. Small, loving sister of Owen Cornelius H. Sister Mary Paula, O.P... and Thomas B.
Small, Funeral Thursday, 9:45 from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103d. Oak Lawn, to St. Barnabas Church. Mass 10:30 a.
m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. For transportation info, call 636-1193 or 735- 4242. Smith Emma T. Smith, beloved wife of Howard dear mother of Evelyn Kellner and the late Joseph Baumgartner: loving grandmother of Joseph Kellner.
Wednesday after 7 p. m. Funeral Friday, m. at O'DonnellBartz Funeral Home: 1811 W. 103d St.
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 0. E. S. services 8 p.
m. Thursday. BE 3-0551. Spalo John A. Spalo, of Chicago, beloved husband of Coretta.
nee Williams: father of Narietta. Moore. of Western Springs; grandchildren; brother of Catherine. Lillian. Anthony Nick, Michael and the late Rocco, Frank and Angelo.
Visitation 6-10 p. m. Wednesday and 2-10 P. m. Thursday at Hallowell and James Funeral Home.
1025 W. 55th La Grange. 'Funeral Mass 10 a. m. Friday at Saint John of the Cross Church, Western Springs.
Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 352-6500. Stojan Charles J. Stojan, Feb.
5, 1973, beloved husband of Joyce. nee Dopke; loving father of Renee Van Schoor and Lilas dear brother of Eva Hummel and George Stolan. Funeral Thursday, 0:45 a. from Ewaid Funeral Home, 2501-03 N. Southport Av.
to Our Lady of Mercy Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. 549-0098.
Teoro Lucy. Teoro, nee Leopold, beloved wife of: the late Dan; loving mother of Theresa DiSabato, Michael Dan Anthony and Rosemarie Jarmusz: grandmother of nine; fond sister of Joseph, Dan, Frank and the late Antoinette Leopold. Funeral Thursday. 8:45 a.m. from Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home: 3240 W.
79th to St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Church. Mass 9:30 Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
Please omit flowers. Visitation Tuesday after 5 p.m. 436-1861. Tepe Blanche Schramm Tepe, beloved wife of the late William Schramm: dear mother of Everett Schramm and the late Myrtle Oison; grandmother of three; great grandmother of nine. Resting at Geils Funeral Home, 180 S.
York Bensenville, where services will be held Thursday p. m. Member of Majestic Chapter, No. 687, 0. E.
S. Please omit flowers. 766-3232. Thomas Anna Schoen Thomas, beloved wife of the late Frank and the late John Thomas: loving mother of Grace Charles Schoen, Frank (the late Schoen and Alice (George d. Jr.
Lehner: fond grandmother of 10 and great-grandmother of 12. -dear aunt of Elsie Supper and Freida Poth. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 mis from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 10727 S. Pulaski to St. Thomas More Church.
Mass 10 a. m. Interment family lot. ST 3-7700. Thomas See Maria Tomkiewicz notice.
Thompson Allan S. Thompson, 21, son of Wendall and Elizabeth Thompson of Chicano Heights; brother of Martha Ann Sauer of Leduc, Canada, Virginia. Ehrich of Alpena, Wendall Jr. and Lila Carlene: grandson of Virginia Thompson of Hollywood, Fla. Resting at SpindlerKoelling Lincolnway Chapel, Lincoin Hwy, at Kedzie, Matteson.
Services Thursday, at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Interment Elmwood Memorial Park. Grove, 111. 748-8031.
Timmer Ralph H. Timmer, husband of Betty, nee Mostler: brother of Fred, John, Bertha Auswegan, Fanny Johnson. Tina Buisman. Millie McQuard, Lucille Cordova and Harriet Timmer. Service 10:30 m.
Wednesday, Feb. 7. at Kelley Spaiding Funeral Home, 1787 Deerfield Rd. Highland Park. Interment private.
Please omit flowers. 831-4260. Tomkiewicz Maria Tomkiewicz, nee Gorak, beloved wife of Joseph and the Late Stanley Pawelek; loving mother of Jean Rathfelder and Walter Pawelek, fond grandfather of Carl and Bonnie felder. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 me from S. Ostapa Funeral Home, 5325 W.
Fullerton at Lorel, to St. Stanislaus Church. Interment St. Adalbert. Visitation after 2 p.
m. Wednesday. 237- 2876.0 Trinkaus Emily B. beloved wife of the late George J. Trinkaus: dear mother of Leslie Brostow and Daniel grandmother of five: fond sister of Victor Korhummet, Otto Korhummel and Charlotte Fischer.
Services Thursday, 11 6453 W. Irving Park Rd. Visitation Wednesday after 2 p. m. Interment Montm.
at Zeiger-Mueller Funeral Home, rose Cemetery. PE 6-2693. Vandenberg William J. Vandenberg. dear brother Irene Mack, Paul Francis Helen Connolly and Joseph Vandenberg.
Funeral Thursday, a. from Hennessy-Hornburg Funeral Home, 244 E. 138th to Queen of Apostles Church. Mass 9:30 a. m.
Interment St. Mary. 995-9090. Visvadra Paul. Visvadra, formerly of Bellwood, loved hushand 07 Stefania, nee Kovar: loving father of Sam Paul arandfather of fiver dear brother Josephine Kafka of Mount Pulaski, af 10:15 Funeral Thursday, February m.
from Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison Oak Park, to St. Domitilla Church, Hiliside. Mass of the Resurraction at 11. a. m.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. EU 3-5700 or KE 3-2394. Wallace Harry F. Wallace, suddenly, beloved husband of Marie: dear father Shearon Koubek: fond grandfather of Tony: son of Ruth Schwinnen, At Mee and Ramme Funeral Home: Irving Park after 2 p. m.
Wednesday. Service Thursday, Feb. 8, at m. Interment Irving Park. Member Providence Lodge, No.
711, A.F. A.M.. Lincoln Park Chapter. No. 177, R.A.M..
Humboldt Commandery. No 79, K.T.. Medinah Shrine and Shrine Chanter's Assoc. Masonic service Wednesday m. In Heu of flowers, donations Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children appreciated.
478-0038. Walter Ralph C. Walter of Western Springs, band of the late Caroline father Walter C. grandfather of four. visitation.
Funeral Thursday, 10 a. All Saints Episcopal Church, Walnut Woodland, Western Springs. Private interment. Memorials may be made to church. 246-1500.
Webas John M. Webas, dear cousin of Ursula Leleika, Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 6, at m. -from Lack Funeral Home, 2424 69th to Nativity B. V.
M. Church. terment St. Casimir Cemetery. Webster Ruth M.
Webster, nee Doyle, wife William C.I mother of Karen Templeton: N. ton. grandmother Memorial of service Peter and Sunday, Erin Feb. Templep. m.
at St. John Lutheran Church, 4707 Pratt Lincolnwood, 111. Weinstein Alice G. Weinstein of 5454 South Dr. beloved wife of the late Johni mother of the late Arthurs dear sister the late Milton and Clara Goodman.
Grace Boehm and Pauline Wise. Services and entombment Rosehill Cemetery, N. Ravenswood Wednesday, 3 p. DO 3-4920. the Winton of mer.
Susan Chicaso school nee. DuBolf, teacher, Feb. wife 5, of Winton. late Louls, Winton. Burial services Fri- held Tuesday, Feb.
6, In Hebrew St. tery, Peoria, WI. Yates Preston' A. Yates, February, 4, 1973, of loved husband of Yates) father of Richard and Eugene Yates: grandfather of Robert. Kelth and Gregory: great grandfather three.
Af Lain Son Chapel, 2121. 95th where services will be Friday, Februay 9th af 1 p.m. Interment. 6150 Evergreen. Wednesday, 238-2182.
Visitation after 3 for 736- Yule See Charlotte- Furniture and Furnishings For Sale CARPET REMNANTS Left over from new Installation. Also used carpet returned from jobs. Lots up to 80 yds. As low as $1.00 per sq. yd.
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White Prov. 7-pc. $300. llv. rm.
Bdrm. drapes w-match. bed X-mas tress tall decor. $25. Other misc.
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772-0140 1-5; 477-7862 eves. MOVING Selling household furniture, nr. north side. Call 9 a. in731 p.
m. 935-3058 SOFA-CHR. Gold brocade, cust. made, Paid $800, $450 firm. 775-4329 SELLING all furniture of 15 model homes-40-60 per cent off.
Will separate. Terms. 965-4300 A PIECE Italian Provincial dining room set-3 months. Will separate. $550.
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to m. All furnishings must be sold. Rio 4514 W. Barry. SOFA BED- Tufted it.
green velvet. Good cond. 472-8283 MOVING -Selling all 5 rms. Newold. 528-5467 or 3443 N.
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BR. KIT. FURN. MISC. $.05 to $370.
763-2707, 763-2333 DINING Room set-1 table 6 chairs. buffet $100 562-1973 3 SECTION- Sofa $100 or best offer EXC. cond. 674-0139 LIVING RM- Furn. Very good cond.
Cheap. Call aft. 6. NA 2-0904 SOFA- Chair, 3 tables and 2 lamps. 2 mos.
old. $175. Terms. 549-6578 SELLING all items in my home- 5143 Skokie. OR 5-5143.
COUCH Medt. Silk 84 in. $125 ofr. Avocado Grn. 437-8673 aft.
5. STOVE -Bed and Miscellaneous items. 889-5684 Furniture-Furnishings AMERICAN ART GALLERY, LTD. Pays highest prices for fine art, criental ruqs, antiques, paintings, sliver etc. Export appraisals.
accepted. AR 1-8800 CHICAGO ART GALLERIES Auctioneers Appraisers Oriental rugs, pianos, paintings, LO fine art, jewelry, estates. 1-7257 HOWARD ART Galleries pays more cash for furniture, antiques, art, oriental rugs, pianos, 271-7100 MONEY TALKS! Call HA 1-6198 We'll pay you op dollar for your furniure, refrigs. Orienal rugs WE BUY: cut glass. Tiffany, Crina, ruqs, furniture, silver, watches and clocks.
248-2940 R. S. V. P. Galleries 679-5858 Archie Shore.
Appraiser-Auctioneer. Fine art, bronzes oriental rugs. SU 4-6000-CASH AT ONCE Furn. Oriental rugs, antiques, bdrm. Hide-a-Bed, pianos.
ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 1010 Church. Evanston 866-6700 Miscellaneous For Sale Sheldon's Closeouts Lady's gold watch w-band ea. $4.50 Men's gold watch w-band ea. $3.00 7 Trans, radio w-carry case ea. $2.25 Beaut.
lady's sport lacket ea. $4.00 15 Xmas Tree set doz. $6.00 Men's windproof lighters doz. $1.75 Electric Drill ea. $15.90 Electric Saw ea.
$14.00 Beautiful Asst. Pendants $3.50 Panty hose, asst. shades doz. $2.50 $3.90 Men's stretch socks doz. 11 pc.
Teflon 11 cookware set $6.50 3. Men's Heibros Luggage Watches ea. $9.50 pc. set $12.00 Men's Waltham Watches ea $9.50 Men's De luxe Watchbds. doz.
$2.00 Men's De uluxe Watchbds doz. $2.00 Battery-operated Ige. Wam ea. $2.00 DEALERS ONLY SHELDON CORD PRODUCTS 3320 W. Lawrence 267-6570 BUY, SELL, SWAP, TRADE at Market World's Largest Indoor Flea SWAP-0-RAMA Open Sunday, Feb.
11 at 9:00 Amphitheatre, A.M. chicago's. International 44th and Halsted. RESERVE SPACE NOW Phone: 965-7171 SELLING OUT 50 to 75 pct. off.
Mir's and Wholesale Cost, Toys, Watches, Radios, Gitts, Premiums. TVs. Tools etc. Key Enterprise: 2540 N. Soutaport USED OFFICE FURNITURE 20 deck swivel chairs and files 6023 W.
North-av. FOR SALE One butcher's, meat display cooler and one dairy display cooler. $225. ea. or $450 pr, Call after 5:30 666-0109 MR.
A MORENO KITCHEN Cab. display units, 40. base per cent off. Mfg. list, 60.
In. sink and wall unit. $199. Kitchen Shoppe, 5003 W. Irving Pk.
286-0400 ROLL TOP DESKS 4336 W. ADDISON Girl's ping pong tablePOKER Table $507 Oak Like new organ: $60. 456-1256 CLOSEOUT MERCHANDISE Gifts, households, Toys, etc. Below wholesale and mfg. cost Guild Sales 02424 N.
Milwaukee NEW AND Used- Chain link Plumbing and fixtures. 3 P.C. Hospital set -Bed. stand and table. $100.
847-1523 9 AND 10 IN. RADIAL amp. arc. welder. $125.
6a, 063-8597 MUST SELL 7 736-5575 TELETYPE Tape readers complete $10. 5826 S. Western. 476-8200 Wanted Freight and passenger tains. Also Ho LIONEL AND American Flyer Trains.
P. VT. 833-8036 WANTED Used large Gorilla CosCall 025-5283 LIONEL American Fiver Trains, any age or cond. 693-6869 Metals, Metal Products $25,000 SWIVEL STOOL PARTS And components including 800 for heavy: duty Shepperd Casters. Good shop or handyman, Must PRICE, $1,250 3540 N.
Southport 528-2606 Home Appliances GENERAL ELECTRIC 5 cubic In. 2 dr. ref. freezer, coppertone matic ice maker, $200 or bst. off.
18 cubic ft. Kelvinator refri- Separate freezer on top. Avocado, 1k. new $200 or best offer, 739-0394. 245 Bolingbrook, HOTPOINT Washers, Dryers and Refrigerators- Floor samples at low prices.
See them 5701 W. ROOSEVELT, CICERO 400 S. MAIN LOMBARD 3107 W. DEVON. CHICAGO LADY Kenmore portable dishwasher, coppertone.
chopping block top. Only old. $180. 332-0419 or 248-0269. NEVER USED- -Tappan Appliances.
Both in Harvest Gold. 30 in. gas range and 14 cu. ft. refrig.
freezer. $200 each. 777-3906 or AV 2-0476 WHIRLPOOL Porta washer and dryer w-stacking stand. Like new. $275 656-2712 after 6 p.m.
B. T. A. C. Sears, $125 ea.
Port. ciths, $200. Port. dryer. $150.
549-3047 WALL OVEN Frigidaire-excel. $85. 255-2838 ELECTROLUX VACUUMS Used. 520. will Deliver.
874-0163 KIT. Set-1 tbl. chrs. $25. Lk.
new baby bed $12, 374-6720 HARDWIG auto, gas range, $30 622-2844 DONUT-Chicken Fryer-Dropper. Jelly iniecter-racks. $495-ofr. 489-4428 Television--Radio -Hi Recorders, Service MARANTZ 19 rec. $650.
Heath AR1500 rovr. $450. AR15 $275. Dyna PAT4 $65. PAS 3X $50.
Sherwood S3300 FM tuner $80. JBL: 375, H. F. Driver, horn, xover $285. EV horn woofers $75.
Tube testers, Tom's analyzers, misc. 777-0943 AKA I GS1900D. comb. deck. 5 mo.
$375-ofr. TEAC-AN60 Dolby. 2 mo. $75-ofr. 973-1345 PANASONIC: 8 track stereo tape player, excel.
speakers $80. 274-4255 aft. 6 p.m. VIKING Studio 96 prof. recorder 10" reels, 15.
ips, 2 trk. $575 896-0801 rm. 353 aft. 5:30. CAR STEROES -From $15.
100's in stock. Stereo City, 3220. North Milwaukee-av. PIONEER SX440 Garrard SL55V, Panasonic 2 12-in. 3-way, spkrs.
$250 for all. 456-3260 ALTEX A7 and ea. Merance Turntable SLT 11, $50 both in very good condition. 281-6972 SHERWOO Scott 3-way spkrs. Garrard chngr.
$275. 729-7506 Call days, nites, Sunday. BR 4-8770 RENT A ZENITH TV TODAY C. B. BASE -KN 2550, P.
D. Meters, Mod. $110. 279-7919. BEAUTIFUL Color-25 in.
$195, 21 in. $135 or offer. 359-3023 COLOR TV Console in boc. Must sell now. $399.
Call Tony AV 3-0921 GILL CUSTOM HOUSE 598-2400 Super HI-FI. 8813 W. 95th-st. KLH Mdl. 11- Pt.
stereo, $105. Marantz 7T preamp. $220. 831-4116 TOYO-8 trk. AM-FM MPX.
5 mos. old. Must sell $150. 725-2954 BIG Savings- New, used stereo Oak eqp. MusiCraft.
DE 7-4150. 48 Jewelry-Diamonds-Old Gold TOP DOLLAR FOR DIAMONDS JEWELRY OLD GOLD Nothing tho small or too large Rm.1221, 29 E. Madison, E. E. Macey Aviation DOLL Collection for sale 255-3647 Cameras Optical Goods PENTAX Spomatic mm lens, 3.8-85-205 auto zoom, bellows, filters, close up, acces.
Vivitar 281 auto strobe, acces. $350. 267-0856 WE BUY Sel land Trade Photo. Eq. Lion Photo, Schaumburg, 111.
882-6210 PENTAX lens, auto. shutter, warranty transferable 369-6629 pro NIKON-F2 misc. $50-450. 665-7831. BELL and Howell Super 8 camera and projector Never used.
$70 or offer. 272-4877 aft. 6 p. m. USED 12-120 Angineux lens w-Ari mount $350-offer.
16mm editing equip, Offer. 324-7726 LEITZ 35mm ent. and lens, $200. Telescope, $175. 935-2775 BELL Howell 8 Sound proj.
Perf. quar. $110. 798-0356 TO BUY, sell or rent- Photo equip. BASS CAMERA 179 W.
Madison WTD. used GPD Elmo dual 354-9143 zoom proi. Best Offer. A. B.
C. CAMERA REPAIR Buy, sell, trade. 2721 Devon WE BUY, Sell, Rent. Repair Trade SHUTAN CAMERA DE 2-2000 Furs, Clothes, Etc. WHITE Wedding Gown with veil to match- Long train, beaded lace.
Good bUY. $150. 724-7461 aft. 5. Country Corner Horses, Tack Equipment HORSES, Boarded Pvt.
box stalls. tack, lockers, beautiful riding areaNorthern IlL. Horse country. Rockton, close to 1-90. 815-389-4223 BREAKING Training Box Stalls Paddocks, Family Affair Farm.
695-9663 HORSES, Boarded in Fox Lake. 259-8684 $30 pasture $40 box. hnds, SADDLE well $550. 349-2282 17-3 Wanted- -Machinery and Equip. BUY Misc.
-SELL Presses AARON'S Shears, HA bra rolls. 1-2334 HARIG GRIND- AIL Whirly fixture. new or used. 863-7899 Print'g. Mach'ery; Supplies 170 REMINGTON Press-Remco Center, 815-962-3781.
P. 0. wholesale, Box 4262. Rockford 61110, USED OFFICE FURNITURE 605 N. MILWAUKEE PASS THAT WRITEN PRIVATEFEBRUARY 17-10 O'HARE INN Guaranteed to pass or money funded.
Call collect or write for more information. ACCELERATED GROUND SCHLS. Fulton County Airport, Atlanta, Ga. 404-696-2442 TT. Dual Mk.
XI1'S 360-90. ADF 31A 169 CHEROKEE ArroW- 180 1550 Transp. Auto pilot. Fresh annual. $14,750.
766-0654 RYAN NAVION 205 New new paint, TOH recent, $7,450. Call: 815-663-4407 Antiques and Arts CHERRY Roll top desk $300. Pine $47.50. Oak commode $50. Gateleg.
Table $115. Player piano 5200. Wishbone dresser $160. Pie safe $35. Much more.
Pvt. 668-3491 after 3. "PATTON" Scarce Original. Movie Poster, 27x41. Send $5.50 or M.
O. Gallery, 2495 Bellmore, N. Y. 11710. WANTED To buy-pocket watches, clocks, watch clock materials, watch clock tools, etc.
Tribune Write MDC 579 60611 PERSIAN HAMADAN RUG 9x12 Semi antique. Pert. cond. $500. Also Domestic 866-6668 COMPLETELY Hand carved Oriental desk.
Black laquer, ivory overlays, $2,000 or offer. 652-0734 or 656-2283 WANTED Leaded Tiffany lamps, windows, antique furn. 626-0771 OLD Dolls Some bisque. Old carnival. 626-5393 HEPPLEWHITE Bergere corner chair- Mint cond.
973-3263 aft. 5. BARN LUMBER WANTED- Need approx. 250 board ft. 323-0888 CERTIFIED Peter Max serigraph.
chrome frame. $200. 397-8136 DOLL Collection for sale -Musical Instruments Pianos and Organs New treatment used to control cases of leprosy Science Editor Chicago Tribune Press Service ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 6-A new treatment for leprosy, which for the first time is able to control previously hopeless cases, was reported today by a University of Minnesota researcher.
Dr. Soo-Duk Lim said the therapy, which makes use of the new medical field of cellular engineering, produced dramatic improvement in drug resistant leprosy patients. Reporting at a special meetsing on immunology sponsored by National FoundationMarch of Dimes, Dr. Lim showed pictures of previously incurable patients in whom the skin sores cleared up and in whom the existence of the bacteria that causes leprosy could no longer be found. THE TREATMENT opens up a hopeful new approach to treating leprosy which now affects 15 to 20 million persons in the world, said Dr.
Robert A. Good, president and director of the Memorial Sloan-Ket- Ronald Kotulak I tering Cancer Center in New York City. Altho many cases of leprosy are controllable thru the use of antibiotic drugs, a significant number are resistant to these agents. "This is a very exciting development that shows a great deal of promise," Dr. Good said.
Dr. Lim reported that the new treatment is effective against lepromatous leprosy, the most severe. form, and against tuberculoid leprosy, a milder form. IN THE TREATMENT, white blood cells were taken from Koreans who were found to have a natural immunity to the leprosy bacteria. Once a week for eight to 16 weeks, a patient received an infusion of these white blood cells from a different donor.
"Repeated infusions of allogenetic leucocytes dramatically brought about improvement in the clinical status of the patients," Dr. Lim said. The treatment was tried on 13 patients at the University of Minnesota and all recovered and were able to go home, he said. Fenger student dies playing basketball By Jerry Crimmins "COME ON, Theo, you can play some more." But Theo Littles, 6 feet 2, 220 pounds, and 15 years old, could not play anymore. Nor could he hear his friends.
During a basketball game in gym class at Fenger High School yesterday afternoon, Theo leaped to take a shot and collapsed and died. "The boys moved his arms because they thought he was said Dr. Leo Dillon, principal of the school at 11220 S. Wallace St. A teacher gave the youth mouth to mouth resuscitation.
But the teacher's efforts, and the efforts of the Chicago Fire Department to revive him failed. The youth was pronounced dead from "unknown causes" at Roseland Community Hospital. "HE WAS A JOY to me and his mother, an all-around guy. You couldn't ask for a better son," his father, Theo Littles 35, said last night in the family home at 10719 S. Prairie Av.
Theo Sr. and Mary Littles have three other children, two daughters, Cheryl, 13, and Marnita, 10; and a son, Eric, 8. "He was very outgoing, very intelligent and just a lot of fun. Since he was 12, he wanted to be a doctor," the father said. The father, an appliance repairman, added: "Theo got weights for Christmas.
He wanted to build himself up to try out for the Fenger football team in the fall." Waited 11 hours Car stalls, no one stops, he kills self GREEN RIVER, Feb. 6 25-year-old man killed himself after leaving a note saying his car stalled in zero weather and no motorists would stop to help him, police say. "I have been waiting 11 hours for someone to stop," said the note found next to the body of David Huffstetler of Salt Lake City. "I can't stand the cold any longer and they just keep passing by." HIGHWAY PATROLMAN Darrell Frye said he found the body of Huffstetler early Sunday seven miles west of here along Int. Hwy.
80. Frye said the car was out of gas and in the parking lane of the highway. Sweetwater County Sheriff John Zakovich said Huffstetler shot himself in the head with a .22 caliber pistol. Authorities said Huffstetler had been working as a guard at a chemical plant west of Green River. Living faith By Harold Blake Walker THE PHILOSOPHY OF the New Testament centers in the notion of extravagant self-giving.
It keeps hammering on the theme: Love, do good, and lend a hand "expecting nothing in return." It is clear, however, that "expecting nothing in return" has compensations that are unexpected. "'He who loses his life for My sake," Jesus said, "shall find it," and vice versa, as if in the economy of God, if not in the secular order, we gain by self-giving and win by losing. and it will be given to you; good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put in your lap. For the measure you give will be the measure you get In the light of the New Testament, it is obvious that the ordinary is inadequate. The question of Jesus keeps pressing to the fore: "What do you more?" "If you love those who love you" it isn't enough.
"Even sinners" do that. IT IS ALTOGETHER normal for us to love our children and our husbands or wives. We find it easy enough to love our friends if they have an affection for us. But it requires at least a little madness in us to love "those who despitefully use" us. We need grace to be fools for Christ's sake in the impersonal world of automation and conflict.
Two words are used incessantly by sociologists and psychologists to describe contemporary life: alienation and hostility. In a world of the impersonal it is incredibly easy to be both alienated and hostile. Every time we get behind the wheels of our automobiles, especially in heavy traffic, I dare say we become victims of alienation and hostility. Every driver on the street or highway becomes an enemy. It will be a great day when we begin to love our enemies on the expressway at the rush hour.
When we are tempted to be satisfied with the ordinary that requires little of us, stab us awake, 0' God, to the possibilities of life committed to the best we know. Amen. Big Discounts New Used PIANOS ORGANS BALDWIN HAMMOND LOWREY CONN MASON HAMLIN KIMBALL THOMAS CABLE WURLITZER STORY CLARK MANY OTHERS! Huge Stock Must Be Reduced Trade-ins Easy Terms BIASCO'S WAREHOUSE 5541 WEST BELMONT Daily 9-9 Sun. 10-5 Sat. 0.5 OPTION ORGANS Over Produced.
Over Stocked Drastic Clearance: Save 30 pct. New Price $299.95 New Pianos Save $300 Spinets or Consoles 200 USED ORGANS PRICED FOR CLEARANCE THOMAS ORGAN STUDIOS 2321 W. 95th-st, 239-4010 2801 N. Central 736-5100 Golf Mill Shop. Center 824-3101 Woodfield Shop.
Center 882-2300 Yorktown Shop. Center 629-1100 WORLD FAMOUS PIANOS 10. PCT. OVER OUR COST Beautiful direct blow Story Clarks $449 BRAND NEW CONSOLES. $595 FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE Worth driving 25 mi.
W. of Chicago for. Eisenhower to to RT. 59, 1 mi. N.
and that's Warrenville. STRESNEY'S Piano Organ Co. 218 Warren-av. 4th Gen. Family ESTABLISHED 1902 393-1100 SAVE On Organs and Pianos Previously on Loan to Churches and Institutions THE BEAUTIFUL SOUND 733 N.
Michigan 649-0660 FIELD WHSE. SALE- -400 PIANOS. New, used Spinets, grands, uprights, Baldwin, Knabe, Steinway, Grands. Rentals $5 mo. Option to buy.
Mon. and Thurs. 9 a. p. m.
Saturday 9-5 p. m. Sun. 11-5 p. m.
7315 N. Western 7717 S. Ashland FENDER Rhodes Model 73. Keyboard plus AMP. 3 yrs.
old. $450 or best offer. ST 2-2660, Ext. 396, Days. HAMMOND B-2 console, full pedals, dolies, Leslie 122 RV, both dark walnut.
offer. Corie af. 5 p. m. 336-3014.
BALDWIN Compact. C. T. 2 organ. Lots of extras.
$2200 or best offer. GR 7-7000, Apt. 1404 W. SALE- Pianos, organs players. Admiral 2659 Milwaukee 489-5700 PIANOS AND ORGANS Simonson's 10438 S.
Western PLAYER PIANO- -Handy man. $200. 246-5952 PIANO -Chickering grand, top $2,500 or best off. 833-3680 USED PIANOS ALL BIG, NAMES Midwest Piano Co. 2638 W.
Devon Miscellaneous BIG DISCOUNTS! 40-75 Pct. OFF New Used Factory Seconds Guitars, Amps, Combo Organs, Drums HUGE STOCK MUST GO Gibson, Kustom, Martin, Ampeg Fortisa, Guild, Fender, Slingerland Acoustic, Ludwig, Roners, Yamaha BIASCO'S BUDGET CENTER 5541 W. BELMONT with this ad DAILY 9-9 SAT. 9-5 SUN. 10-5 AMPEG B-25 Bass amp.
2-15 in. CT spkrs. $300. PU 5-4715 Used Guild Guitar Amp. Used Gretsch Guitar ASSOCIATED MUSIC 889-7428 LUDWIG-4 pc.
drum set. and cymbals. $300 or best offer. 889-7540 LUDWIG DRUMS. $600 demons.
dis. aft. 374-2617. Must sell. $300.
OFF- Guitars, amps, 6601 S. drums, inst. Progress Music Co. Pulaski JAZZ Base Guitar Like new. $325.
485-8939 ACOUSTIC 360 Bass Amp. Excel. cond. $600. 729-7891 BUNDY Clarinet-2 mo.
old. ExC. end. $135. 824-2525 ROGERS DRUMS 4 drums.
Zildilan cymbals. Cases. Xtras. $300. 851-1610 GIBSON-ES 330 Red Hollowbody.
Exc. cond. $250. 687-0211 AMPEG. AMP Dallape switches $250.
FENDER BANDMASTER AMPLIFIER. $150, best offer. 423-6750 2 NEW KUSTOM 2A-1H Columns W- covers. $800. 672-5109 VIBRAPHONE 3 oct.
$470. Timbale drums, $65. Violin $45 743-5785 GUITAR CITY DRUM CITY All Brand Names 3919 W. 63d-St. GUILD Thunderbase- Guitar and bass amp.
$200-offer. 327-5375 CARL George Cello Exc. cond. Gd. value.
774-1366 MARSHAL 100 wt. lead head 2 mos, old. $400. 788-0965 before 2. Wanted -Musical Instruments WE'LL BUY Or take in trade your guitar, amp, drums, combo, organs, accordion or any instrument.
Get cash or a better deal at BIASCO-5535 W. Belmont-9-9 PIANOS WANTED TOP PRICES BEverly 3-7669 WANTED- Old Nickelodeon or player piano. 965-8380 NEED PIANOS ALL TYPES TOP PRICES PAID HO 5-5900 PIANO Wanted Grand or Spinet. Approx. $300.
337-7883 leave info. 224-0330 WANTED DOE nite A AU 7 7778 PIANOS ALL PLEASE SELL US YOUR Name Your Price BR 4-2911 WANTED -7 ft. Beckstein grand piano. Reason. Call Audry 639-2313 Office Furniture Devices New and Used Office Furniture Office Furniture 805 N.
Milwaukee 527-3642 4336 W. Addison 286-5025 6923 W. Oak Park 524-1050 Mon. thru. Sat.
9-5 BANK CARDS accepted NEW and Used Desks Chairs, files, add bookcases, 12-3 draft Ibl. time cik. con. tbI. Sat.
HA GENERAL 1-4265 OFFICE 529 FURNITURE Milwaukee-av. 03. SALE On New and Used Desks, Chairs, Tables, Files, Storage Safes, Shelving, Kardex Cabs, etc. SUN OFFICE EQUIPMENT 5215 W. Irving Park.
286-8660 IBM EXECUTIVE, $149 Late del executives, good cond. Special price for quick clearance while stocks last! 733-1525 NEW 4 dr. file cabs. w-lock, $35. 2 dr.
$15. Stl. desks $49. Exec. chrs.
$55. Used desks, file cabs. $5. Buy Rite 2900 W. Chicago 342-6666 ADDRESSING MACHINES NEW AND USED 261-7921 2-IBM Elec.
typewriters. $175 1321 S. Michigan. 922-5450 MUST MOVE. -Desks, files, chairs.
456-6665 River Grove Store Fixtures WE HAVE IT NOW Showcases, refrigerators, cases and freezers, fryers, grills, mixers, sinks, coolers, grinders, scales, slicers, BBQ pits, stoves, cash registers. NEW-USED TERMS MARX 5615 S. Halsted 873-6040 BLODGETT, S. sink, PIZZA canopy OVEN and Ref. fan.
Keating fryers, dough mixer, slicer, tables, chairs, walk-in ref. MO 6-0688 C.R Change counter register. series. $350, Also NCR 4 drawer 6000 serles, $175. 344-0190 DISPLAY TABLES doors.
Wall cases Shelving. Show cases safe. Call aft. 6 p.m. 374-1957 BUY SELL TRADE Macco Store Fixtures RA 3-4055 BEAUTY Shop Equipment -Dryers and chairs.
Best offer. 674-2677 Machinery and Equipment For Sale 2 Pumps for furnace. 1 Loplatt Gas Blower. furnace for flat BTU. 53-6380 USED OFFICE FURNITURE 805 N.
MILWAUKEE RUN 3-PHASE MOTORS FROM 1-PHASE LINES MEL Machinery 312-674 2211 CONTRACTORS Ladevator HoistOn swivel trir. w-straight and curved sections. $2,100. 631-0944. CAT 950 Wheel Loader, 500 hours.
Power shift, cab 3 vd. Exc. cond. 927-7758 or 798-8346. OVEN--Walk-in.
washer, spray booth. air compressor. 623-4915 TRAILER mounted air compressor. As Is. $195.
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