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i e- I I Chicago Tribune, Monday, January 29, 1973 Section 2 19 Death notices Proctor Choline Proctor, net Svetterlln, bp-loved wife of the late Eugene; fond mother of Eugene, Marion Geiger, William Clera, Ruth (George Kunkel and Robert Marilyn; grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of two; deer sister of Katharine Oldfield, Harry and the late tl'" ri.i'Vi Anna Strolucker end Fred. Services Wednesday, 1 P. at the Egan Fu Neff Robert P. Neff age 74 beloved husband of the fate Mary Charlotte, nee Overheu; dearest father of Robert P. Jr.

Marge of Bryan, Ohio, and John H. 1 Donna devoted grandfather of five; fond brother of Edith end Carlton and the late Hugh, Ernie and Don. Funeral services Wednesday, Jan. 31, 11 a. at the Rosemoor Funeral Home, 424 E.

103d St. Visitation Monday 7 P. to 10 p. hi. and Tuesday 2 P.

m. to 10 P. m. Interment It. Mary's Cemetery.

244-1234. Noll Else E. Noll, of Arlington Heights, beloved wife of the lete Hermon fond mother of Rev. Herman C. Marie end Margaret John Heidemann; seven grandchildren; one greet-grandson; deer lister of the Rev.

Walther A. Eissfeldt. Visitation Monday 3 to 10 P- m. at Leuterburp and Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest Arlington Heights.

In itata Tuesday from 12 noon until time of service at 2 P. m. at the St. Peter Lutheran Church, 111 W. Olive Arlington Heights.

Interment St. Paul Cemnery. 253-542). Nowik Mery Nowlk, nep, Kostnewskl, beloved wife of Stanley; loving yothr of Dolores Joseph) Gulan and George ten I dear grandmother of Michael, Judith; David, Roberta, Philip, and Steven; fond lister of Sabine Olsiewskl, Lillian Fvde, Edward, Ted, and Helen Zyllnskl. Funeral Tuesday, Jan.

30, 1973, at 9:30 a. from Poterek Funerel Home, 5735-43 W. Fullerton corner of Mengo, to St. Stanislaus B. M.

Church. Mess 10 a. m. Interment St. Micheel The Archangel Visitation after 2:30 p.

m. Sunday. BE 7-4400. O'Connor Edward O'Connor, beloved husband of Leone, nee Arnold; loving father of Robert Roneld Patrick Sharon and Nancy; devoted ion of the AAlrhaMl ftnri MarnxrAti fond hmther Kwiatkowskl Welter Kwletkewskl, beloved hus-knd of Mary, nee Paniak; dear father of Edward TillleJi irandfather of Alan at Steven; son of the late Thomas ant Maryann, nee Starcerka; dear broth-tr Ketrierine John Jetnlewici, Martha IstJorel Jedrosiak and the late Jenny Bukowskl. Funeral Tuesday, Jan.

30, 1973, 9:15 a. from Soltes Chapel, 2744 51 St to St. John of God Church. Mass 10 I. m.

Interment Resurrection. 774-7257. Lagorio See Lulil lintorno notice. Lahloub The Moslem Community has lost ion, Said from to 10 m. Monday, et Rowland Homo for Funerals.

Funeral will be at 12 noon Tuesday from the funeral home, 4152 Sheridan Rd. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. 249- 1534. Loughry Honpri Gertrude Loughry, aw 7, sister of the Jate Pastor Edward Loughry of St. Josephs Church In Llbertyvillej legal guardian of Father C.

Brissette, 0. S. M. She was born, baptised end lived In Our Lady of Sorrows Perish all of her life within shadows of the steeple of Our Lady of Sorrows Church, end was a school teacher In the Chicago Public School System, mostly high schools, for the past yeers. Member of Third Order of Semites.

Funeral Tuesday, I. from Columbian Funeral Home, 4421 W. North Av Oak Park, to Servile Seminary, 425 N. Hillside, In Hillside. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery, ES or VI I-3O10. Liikesch Jennie Lukescti, beloved wife of the late Fred Lukeschrfond mother of Virginia, Edward, and Clarence Lukesch. At Lain neral Home, 3700 W. 43d St.

interment Forest Home, Visitation after 5 p. m. Monday. LU 2-2000. Ralston Caroline B.

Ralston, beloved wife of the lete Henry M.t dear mother of Thomas B. Brlgltte; grandmother of three; fond niece of Louise A. Mac-donald. At Williams-Kempp Funeral Home, 12 Like Oak Park. Visitation Monday, 7 to 10 P.

m. Services Tuesday, I p. m. Interment private. 148-1787.

Raymond Alice E. Raymond, nee Williams, formerly of 5144 w. Fulton; beloved wife of the late Harry; dear mother of Evelyn Giegoldt, Alice Fallon, and the late Mariorie Rupe; fond sister of Cecelia McDonald; grandmother of five. At Wllliems-Kampp Funeral Home, 12 Lake Oak Park, after 4 p. m.

Sunday. Funerel Tuesday, 9:30 a. to Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. 148-8787. Raymond Edward A. Raymond, age 44, 13 wood Pl Elgin, formerly of Chicago, died luddenly Saturday evening, husband of Jessie; father of Mrs. Carlene Howell of Fontana, Mn, Barbara Keller of Grand Rapids, Mich, and Mrs.

Madeleine Gresens of Batavle, else Arthur E. Raymond, Williams Bay, irandfather of 10. Funerel services Tuesday p. m. Schmidt Funerel Home, 305 Park Elgin, Interment Leke Street Memorial Park Cemetery, Elgin.

Vlslta-Hon between 7 -and p. m. Monday. Information 741-1128. I X- "i I I il IlkltSSSSlii ii rrri mmr i-- Son Chapel, 2121 5th.

St, where services will be held Tuesday at 5 Reldy Interment Oak Woods. Visitation fftor of Marie Rosenow, Margaret Ba Frances Greenback, the late John, Roy and Walter; devoted grandfather of i nn and Barf AAirhaal OTlin. Tribune Phott Frank W. Reldy, beloved husband of Tornadoes rip Florida cities. my, nee narrington; loving father of Joanne, Daniel, Kathleen end Elizabeth; fond brother of John and Andrew Reidy, Margaret Llnnane, the late Mar.

tin and Daniel. Funerel Tuesday, Jan, 30, at t. from Sullivan Funerel Home, .701 W. 43d Jt. et Washtenaw Avenue, to Saint Denis Church.

Mesi 10 m. Interment Selnt Mary's Cemetery. Pleise omit flowers. PR 44300. Tinker Field home of the Minnesota Twins base- to bleachers, lights and the warm-up area during ball team for Its spring training suffered damage yesterday's tornado in Orlando.

A Red Cross spokesman said six tornadoes hit central ORLANDO, Fla Jan. 28 UPI Half a dozen tornadoes Romans ripped thru central Florida today, tearing the roof off an Florida simultaneously during the early afternoon. Four per apartment, damaging homes, throwing trees about like tooth- sons were hurt in Osceola county, where a leap-frogging picks and injuring at least 18 persons, No deaths were report- tornado damaged homes and "picked up big oak trees like they were toothpicks," according to Sheriff Ernest P. Murphy. ed.

Ellen Josephine Romans, nee Johnson, beloved wife of Bunker J. Romans; dear mother of Sue Ellen Richard Woodi end Linda Kay (Wayne) Coulter; fond grandmother of Jonathan Bunker Woods end Jason Wayne Coulter; Uster of Walked, Albert and Kathervn Johnson and the lete Axel Johnson and Jay Walteri, Funerel Tuesday, I p. at Smlth-Cor-coran Funerel Home, 4150 N. Cicero Ay, Interment private. Visitation Monday 3 lo 4 and 7 to 10 p.

pi. 734-3833. Murphy said one of his deputies saw the tornado touch The worst damage occurred at Orlando, where 14 were hurt and 300 left homeless when a tornado tore the roof off down first one mile south of Campbell City at about 12:15 their apartment building. p. m.

Rondelli i p. m. motnay, bb e-iu. Madden Ma jdanowskl Ben Madden' Maldanowskl; beloved husband of Lois; dear father of Bernard Christine; fond brother of Stanley Maldanowskl, Helen Schmidt, Mary Delasky, Victoria Clemens, Rose Gronert, Jerome Maidanowskl, Clara Messina, Albert Madden, the late Edward Maldanowskl, and Sophie Kohles. At Wllllams-Kampp Funeral Home, 12 Lake Oak Park, ater 4 p.

m. Sunday. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Memorial Estates.

148-8717. Mahoney Helen J. Mahoney, nee Kahoun, formerly of 4834 J. Claremont, beloved wife of the late James J. Mahoney; fond mother of Dorothy Pahr, Donald J.

Barbara, Kenneth G. Joan and the late James E. Madeline) Mahoney; grandmother of IS; great-grandmother of two; lister of Margaret Glover and Raymond J. Kahoun, Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. m.

to St. Adrian Church. Mass 9:43 a. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PR 4-0777.

Visitation after 5 p. m. Mondiv. Majda Veronica tVerne Maida, nee Furman, beloved wife of Leo; dear sister of Pearl Joseph) Novak, Sylvester Florence Furman, Chester Dorothy Furman, and Bernlce (Caslmlr Kacikowskl; alio nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.

m. frim Modeir Funeral Home, 5725 3. Pulaski to' St. Mary Star of The Sea Church. Ent, Resurrection Mausoleum, Please omit flowers.

PO 7-4730. Manzella See Frances Schiller notice. Markqwskl Henrietta Markowiki, nee Gneslk, It-loved wife of Edward; dear mother of Gloria Frank Palmerl and Corlnne Leonard Filips; grandmother of Klm-berly, Glen and David Palmerl and Allison Filips; dear lister of Pearl Mike, At Georee Schubert Chapel, 4414 Cermak Rd. Funeral Wednesday, 9:45 a. m.

to St. Daniel the Prophet Church. Mass 10:30 a. m. interment Resurrection.

Info, 788-1092. Poet's daughter to begin hew life here laHNMT Uyilll Ol'Vl nwrei r.whi.u, nor. Funeral Wednesday, January 31, at 8:30 a. from Sullivan Funeral Home, 2701 W. 43d et Washtenaw Avenue to St.

Ludmllla Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. PR 4-8300.

Odehnal Anthony Odehnal, of Westmont, beloved husband of Blanche; dear father of Lau-reen, Domlan and Bonnie Severson; brother of George and Louis Odehnal; stepfather of Edward Buric, Dennis Burlc and Patricia Pieper; grandfather of ten. Visitation at the Toon Funeral Home, 109 N. Cass Westmont, where services will be held, Tuesday, Jen. 30, at 11 a. m.

Interment Clarendon Hills Cemetery. 948-2242. Olson Valborg Olson, Jan. 25, 1973, beloved wife of Richard dear mother of Richard E. Mary Jo and the late Carol Ann and Patricia Ann Olson; lov-' Ing daughter of Maria V.

and the late John Nelson; grandmother of Eric Olson; fond lister of Diane Perfect, Agnes Whipple end the late Elmer and Vandta. Funeral. Monday, I p. at Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland at Foster.

Interment Acacia Park. LO 1-5147. O'Mara Petrlck J. O'Mara, beloved husband of Irene, nee Hallen; fond father of Robert Patrick Rlcherd C. Dlenal, John Margaret A I.

B. V. and James F. O'Mere; brother of Thomas, Nicholas and Catherine O'Mara. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.

from McPhee FJ-neral Home, 7133 8. Western to St. Adrian thweh. Masi 9:45 a. m.

Interment St. Mary. Member of St. Adrian H. N.

S.i remen's Post No. 447, A. L.l 'Illinois Rainbow Divisn Post No. T481, V. F.

W. PR 4-0777. Visitation after i m. Sunday, Onken Dorothy .1, Onken, of Cicero, III. Beloved wlfp of Warren devoted mother of Grant S.

JeanettpV David Fay An-tlnk; grandmother of Julie, Michael and Erik Antlnk. At the Abrem Son Home for funerals, 4910 Windsor Berwvn III. After 4:30 m. vicei will be held I P. m.

Wednesday. Interment private. In lieu of flowers memo'lels fo the American Cancer Society will be appreciated. Maria RondelH, nee Meffil, one II, wife of the late Bortolo; mother of Catherine end Louis Miry of It. Joseph, grandmother of Ron Marilyn of Livingston, N.

and Mlchiel tThereia) of Three Riven, great-grandmothar of Micheel Louis; sister of Zelre Kramoera hi Italy. Resting at Panoite Bros. Funerel Home, 300 6. 115th St. Funeral Tuesday, 10 to St.

Anthony Church. Mass 10:30 m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PU S-2030. Stores John Store beloved husband of Sophia, nee Aksamit; loving father of Edward (Irenel, Valerie Louis Wrona and the late Stelle; fond grandfather of seven; treat-grandfather of 13.

Resting at the Skala Funeral Home, 3454 Belmont. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. to St, Wencesleus Church. Mass 9:30 e. m.

Interment Maryhill Cemetery. 539-1374 Storto Set Julia Bucclerl notice. Suetterland Set Caroline Proctor notice. Sullivan Anna C. Sullivan, lovlne lunt of Emma H.

Wiis; grandaunt of James tnd Dan Wils. Visitation Monday, 4-9 p. m. Funerel Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Donnel-Ian Funeral Home, 10045 Skoklt Blvd.

at Old Orchard to St. Joseph Church, Wllmette, Masi 10 m. Intirment All Saintl. 475-1990. Sullivan Edward F.

Sullivan, beloved husband of Mildred; loving tether of Thomas Lynn and Nancy Dwayne Doughty; dear brother of John (Agnes) and Madeline Steven Hansen, Visitation Monday 4-9 p. et Stlrlen-Pleper Funeral Home, 149 Main Barrlngton, III. Private family services Tuesday. Interment Ridgewood. 3810411.

Tahara Haruklcht Tahara, beloved husband of Maseye; fond father of Mrs. Miry Okaukl, Willie Mrs. Ruth Yaiutiki, Dante Mrs. M. Dorothy Hindi.

Funeral services Tuesday, I p. tt St. Peters Episcopal Church, 121 W. Belmont. Pleast tmlt flowers.

327-1100 or GR 1-0415. Thelln Ellen Thelln, of Villa Perk, beloved wife nf the lete William; deer mother of Ruth-Merle Alfred Rlchter; trend-mother of Carol Anne, Martha Ellen end Julie Ruth; lister of Ruth A. Thomson. Services Tuesdey, 10 m. tt Steuerle Funeral Home, 350 I.

Ardmort Av.t Villt Park. Interment Glen Oak. Visitation Monday after 2 p. m. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Bible Church of Villi Perk would be appreciated.

132-4141. Tuma Anna Tumi, litt tf Clctre, beloved daughter of tht litt Anton and Marie; lovlne ilslir of Rose Merkl Albright, Ellen McClellan, Sylvia Koube and the liti Mae Sllha, Emma McKnlght, Lillian Lovetere, Joseph tnd Charles Tuma; nieces and nephews. Services Wednesday 10:30 a. m. at H.

Marlk Sons, 4507 Cermak Rd. Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National Cemetery. Member if Amalgamated Clothing Workeri of Amer-lea local No. 39.

Visitation Monday after P. m. GU 4-4310 tf Bl 1-3255, Valsvilai AMenhia yilrvim, Mt Maclulll, wlft tf I1! Ii Anthony; dear mother of Sister Walter; mother In lew of Elizabeth Jarrett and Ann Vilsyllai; irandmother of fjvti great-erandmothef of four, Funeral services Wednesday, Jen. 31, t. from Phllllpt Funerel Home, 3307 I.

Lltuanlet Ave. I00 wj, to it, Georee Church, Interment St, Caslmlr. f37-3401. Valentine yilyntlne, lete of Riverside, lister of Valentin Chrlstenson of Denmark end lete) Alfred Christenioni twt nieces, Keren Nielsen and Greta Jensen of Denmark; devoted frlenj tf many, Vllltetfon lvln Chapel, Burllmton Riverside. Service! P.

m. Monday evening it chepel, Inter- ment or veto. Memorieli to lle Living Memorlil Fund of the United Metnodlsl yjfJi dWHleled, intt, 447-2241, Vegaa Julio Vogtl luddenly, beloved husband ef lorence, nn Hirdy; lovlnt father of Elvere (Ralph Andradt, Raymond, Gloria (Dave) Barrloi, Julie Jr. (Tina), P'1' Joeepti (Kartn), Ralph, Donald; Mary and Linda; grandfather 13, Fu- m- 1" Mlthael Colette Sons Funeral Home, 1600 S. Wenfwgrtti to Immaculate Conception Church.

Masi 10 Inter. mint St. AMry'i. S4MI41. Wachholt Albert R.

Wichholi, toe 71, beloved husband of Evelyn, nn Streu; deer father of Darlane Stlhl; fond brother of Arthur, Fred, Olgi end Eleanor. Member of West (nglewood Home lodge 1074 A. F. i A. M.

Servlcp Tuesdey, Jen. 30, 1 p. et Met. Funeral Homo, 3440 Central Av. Interment Mt.

Emblem. Masonic service I p. m. Monday. Warren Lottlt Ednet Warren, net Blickowskl.

late of Bridgeport neighborhood, beloved wife of the late Wlter loving mother of Welter Phyllis" end Edward Alice dear lister of Stephen Blickowskl, John Ann Blickowskl, Bertha Chavosky and Leo MeryJ Blackowski; fond grendmolher of four. Services Tuesday, Jan. 30, 9:30 a. m. from the Ocwieie Funeral Home, 2171 S.

Threo to Immaculate Conception Church. Interment Resurrection. Wake starts Sunday, 7 p. 142-1070. Wells Dora R.

Wells, Jan. 27, beloved lister of Marie Johnson and Madeline Cohn; dear aunt of Bridget Fllpoo. At Birren Son Funeral Home, 4125 N. Clark after 3 p. m.

Monday. Funeral Tuesday morning et 9:30. Services In St. Jerome Church at 10 o'clock. Interment All Saintl Cemetery.

Wertel John B. Wertel, tuddenly, veteran WW II, beloved husband of LaVerne net Son; lovlnt father of Dennis Carol) Thompson; dear ion of Margaret Wertel; fond brother of Merglt Linnoyt end Eugene Wertel; deareit grandfather of two. Funerel services 11 t. m. Wednesday tt Ridge Funerel Home 4420-28 W.

Archer, corner of Natoma. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation after 7 p. m. Mondey, 584-7900.

Whale? Michael Whaley, beloved husband of Mary Pat, nee Murray; loving father of Diane Bernedette, Adam Micheel end Brien Alexander; devoted ton of Vern E. and Miry A. Whaley; fond son In lew of Severln end Rose Murray; doer brother of Margaret Zernek, Dr. John Gereld Robert C. and Mark J.

Whaley. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. m. from the Thelt Funerel Home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski to St.

Viator Church. Entombment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation after 1 p. m.

Monday. IN 3-5800. White Ralph White, beloved husband of Georgette, nee Fournleri loving father of Robert Diana) Marlon; deer brother of Thomel Ransoml Whltt. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1 p.

at the Schlelke Funerel Home, 7710 W. Addison St. Interment Irving Park. NA 5X1444. Wlelgni Mary Wleleui, nee Slelai beloved wife of the lete John; loving mother of Antoinette the lete Welter) Smolirczyk, Josephine (Stanlevl Krafchak, Mae Nnhnl Turnaw.

Jean fEdwardl Tvler, Rosignoli universities and had worked for the Romanian Department of Hydrology. "We are hoping the V. government will extend her stay here, regardless ef the Romanian' passport," Ronnett said. "Otherwise, she may have to ask for political asylum as, a defector." Posteuca, and Doru will move to Chicago when Mrs. Vircol is settled, Ronnett said.

"DOINA COULDN'T even get a job as a dishwasher in Mankato, and she really tried." She Is learning to speak English, and holds the equivalent of master's degrees in geology and geography from Romanian Mario Rosigrtoli, dearly beloved husband of lolinda, nee Cingulnl; loving father of Merita Bertecchl, Marp Bougadli and Carli Luaak; tond brother of Louis Rosignoll; grandfather of 10. Funeral Tuesdey. 10 p. at Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 Belmont to St. Tarclssus Church.

Mast 10:45. Entombment St, Joseph Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p. m. Monday, 284-2500.

Scherer Marquardt Linda Sue Marquardt, of East St. Louis. Vircols and her mother and brother have been living in Mankajo, where Posteuca had been a college professor. Mrs. Vlrcol and her son came to the United States after international calls for compassion persuaded the Romanian government to reconsider past refusals and allow her to see her father before he died.

Once here, she refused to return, tho her passport will expire Feb. 23. Her husband, Alexis, 37, was forced to remain in Bucharest as a guarantee that his family would return. "The family now feels it must move to Chicago," said Dr. Alexander Ronnett, a friend and Chicago physician.

"Doina Mrs. Vircol has been unable to get a job in Mankato and the four of them cannot live on the small salary of her brother, Doru." The poet's widow, Mrs. Zamfira By Brenda Stone MRS. ALEXIS VIRCOL, who came to the United States last November from Romania to Mill her father's deathbed wish, moved here yesterday to build a new life for herself and her Infant wn. Mrs.

Vlrcol, 34, the daughter of the late exiled Romanian poet Vasile Posteuca, will try to establish permanent residence, get a-job, and will continue efforts to bring her husband from Bucharest, a family friend said yesterday. Her first stop yesterday was Columbus Hospital, where her 16-month-old son, Alexander, will be admitted to undergo minor surgery today for a hernia. It is the same hospital where his grandfather died of cancer Dec. 6. SINCE the poet's death, the Living faith Chariot Scherer, beloved husband of the late Emily; dear father tf Cflarlei Mary Ellen), Charlotte Alvln Nerrtey end Ronald; irandfather pt eight; fond brother tf Margaret Scherer, Merit Tea 1 1, Aenei Humes, Morion Poltrock, Henry, Paul, Peter and Matthew.

Funerel Wednesday, 9:30 from the Leo M. Brieske Son Funeral Home, 2859 N. Southport to II. Alehonst Church. Masi 10 P.

Intirment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation after I p. m. Monday.

935-4111. OstrowskI Saturday, January 21, 1973, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Richard J. Marquardt; grand daughter of Mrs.

Sadie Marquardt of Evergreen Park, III. Funeral from Kassly Colonial Mortcary, 9900 St. Clair A Falrvlew III. Wednesday a. m.

to St. Martin Church, interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Maxwell H. 'Maxwell, nee Morwelser, beloved wife of the late Albert; loving mother of the late Steward; devoted sister of Barbara Henry Petri and the late Kathryn Morwelser; fond aunt of Laurette Peth. Funeral Wednes- Schiller Bruno F.

OstrowskI, beloved husband of Anna, nee Jarenowskl; dearest father of Gertrude Albert Gati, Virginia the late Sam Iminga and Robert I Louise fond grandfather of six; great-grandfather of Resting at Stermer Funerel Home, 3453-59 Fvillerton Av. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 31, It 9 a. to All Saints Cathedral. Infermeht AH Saints.

Visitation after "4- p. m. Monday. BE J-1115. day, 9:30 a.

from Kenny 3400 W- 95th Chrilf the Kino Church, Mast 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepul chre. 339-3400, Frances Schiller, nee Mentilli; lovlne wife of Joseph; beloved mother of Catherine (Leonard Gullno; dear trend-mother of Laura (Mel Cetalano, Kathleen (Tom) Shlpman, Deborah, Leonard and Danny; great-grandmother of Mel and Tom; dear lister of Lucille (Kurt) Jotiet and the lete Stanley Manzella; dear aunt of nieces and nephews. Funeral services Monday, 9:30 e.

from The Monlclalr Funeral Home, 4901 W. Belmont Av to St. Gertrude Church, Franklin Perk, III. Mass 10 t. m.

Visitation after 4 p. m. Sunday. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

Panagopoulos Agnes Panaoopouios, aje GTenview, Jan. 28, wife of the la it. George; grandmother of Mrs. thru (Eulallal Maras, Mn. Willis Betty Smith end John A.

lEIylnal great-grandchildren. Visitation at Wn, H. Scott Funerel Home, 1104 Wauke-gan Glenview 5-9 p. Monday. Services 11 e.

m. Tuesday, SS. Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church, Glenview. Interment Elmwood.v In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to SS. Peter and Paul Church.

Schuetz Profit-share funds won't affect benefits By Harold Blake Walker I ANYONE WHO PLAYS a musical instrument is aware that each note on the scale has its overtones. The strings on a piano, for instance, vibrate in sympathy with related fundamental tones. The overtones enrich the sound. Usually we are unconscious of the overtones of a musical instrument, but to the trained ear they are significant. They suggest the relatedness of things and remind us that not even musical notes can be expressed in isolation from other notes.

The experiences and episodes of our lives lute overtones that are significant. Nothing occurs in a vacuum. There are spiritual overtones that accompany our secular concerns. Notes of beauty and love point to a reality beyond ourselves and remind us that the whole of things holds wonders beyond all we could ask or think. THERE ARE HINTS of God In the commonplaces of our common life and abiding values shining thru our ordinary days.

Aa Walter Rauschenbush noted "all the chief tasks of my life" are related to religion. We do not recognize the overtones. However, if it can be said of us what Isaiah said of his people, and Jesus reiterated, "This people's heart has grown dull, and their ears are heavy of hearing, and their eyes have closed." The task of life is to recognize the spiritual overtones that permeate our common life; to find hints of God in sustaining human relationships; to discern the prodding of the Eternal in moments when we are ashamed. Teach us, God, to listen for the overtones of Thy Spirit in the commonplace events of our lives, overtones that give meaning and significance to the ordinary. Amen.

Patras McCullagh Herbert T. McCullagh, of Bellwood, formerly of Oak Park, husband of Grace father of Ralph T. and Keith R. Memorial service I p. Tuesday.

Jan. 30, Grace Episcopal Church, 924 Lake Oak Park. No visitation. McElrby Elsie M. McElrov, nee Miller, lata of Homewood, formerly of Chicago and It- Porte, lnd beloved wife of the late John I.

Sr.) dear mother of John L. Robert, Howard and Donald; grandmother of 14; great grandmother of two; sister of Howard Miller, Services Wednesday 10 a. at Cordt-Ryan Funeral Home, 18022 Dixie Hwy Home-wood. Interment St. Marys.

Visitation after 7 p. m. Monday. SY 1-0331, McFarlane Jenny L. McFarlane, nee Abrahimjon, suddenly Jan.

25, 1973, beloved wife of the late Robert M. McFarlane; devoted mother of Peter W. McFarlane; sister of Faye Kaiser and Isabella Stem both of Evahston, III. and Lillian August of Chicago, also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral services at Cook-Brooks Funeral Home, 1050 York Towson, on Tuesday, at 1 p.

m. Interment private. Please emit (lowers, McFee Olivia M. McFee, nee McCarthy, egg 52, of Roselle, beloved wife of John dear mother of Gary, Kenneth, Gall I Tim) Wlckstrom, Karen end Patricia McFee; fond grandmother of two; loving daughter of May McCarthy! lister of William, James end Lorraine Kettner. Funeral services 9:30 a.

m. Tuesday at Martin Funeral Home, 333 S. Roselle Roselle, to St. Walter Church for 10 a. m.

Mass. Burial St. Michael the Archangel, Visitation 5:30 to p. in. Monday.

529-5751. Meeder Mary G. Meeder, eoe 10, of Lancaster, Ohio died Friday. Survived by her husband Glenn U. Meeder.

Mother of Mrs. George Stokes, Robert and Frank Meeder; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of three; sister of three. At Lain ft Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th where services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 30, at 11 noon, Interment Mt.

Greenwood. Visitation Monday from 7 until 9 p. m. 238-2182. Mesnard James F.

Mesnard, beloved husband of Ann, nee Komfeind; loving father of Arlene; dear brother of Jack (Helenl Mesnard i fond son-in-law of Agatha Komfeind. Funeral Tuesdey, a. from the Montclelr Funeral Home, 4901 W. Belmont Av to St. Prlecllle Church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Pleast omit flowers.

422-9300, Xacuste Pitrai Patrdnakoil, nee KaN tones, beloved wife of the late Louis; loving mother of Petro Peter Harriet, Gui Marge and Nick Vlr-gle Patras and Penelope (George Creator; fond grandmother of 11 and. great-grandmother of 13. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. m. from Blake and Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W.

103d Oak Lawn. Services 11 e. m. at St. Constantino and Helen Church, 1345 S.

Demen Av. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation Sunday and Monday. For transportation Information, please call 735-4242. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St.

Constantino and Helen Church, Paul Anne M. Paul, of 121 Monroe St.i Ev-anston, Jan. 24, 1973, wife of the lete Otto Paul, mother of Franklin and Lawrence Paul; four grandchildren and three greet-grendchlldren; sister of Caroline Elchler end Georea Podd and the late Aloll end Frank Podrasnik. Member Jet-thah Chapter M0, O. E.

I. Friends may call pt Hebblethwalte Chapel, 1547 Maple Evenslon alter 2 p. m. Sunday, where service will be held 1 p. m.

Tuesday. Interment Acacia Park. Memorials may be made to the Eestern Star Home, Rockford, or the thrineri Children's Hotel a Paulius See Mary Druktenli notice. Pecord Joseph B. Pecord, beloved husband of Merle, nee Senlck; dear father of Diane; fond brother of Charles Annl, John Geraldine end Nancy Pecord; many nieces end nephews.

Resting et Columbian Funeral Home, 4421 W. North Oak Perk. Funeral, Tuesday, Jan. 30, at 1:15 p. m.

Mass, 9:30 a. m. at Our Ledy of The Angels Church. Interment, Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Visitation, Sunday, after a p.

m. ES 9-5151 or VI 1-3010. Peth See Suzanne H. Maxwell notice. Edward T.

Schuetz, Jen. 27, husband of the late Edna nee Fowler; brother of the late Frank. At Birren Son Funeral Home, 1354 Wellington Av. after 4 p. m.

Monday. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Ridgewood Cemetery. Member of Providence Lodge No. 711 A.

F. and A. M. Serota Louis Serota, of 4204 N. Sacramento Av at Miami Beach, dearly beloved husband of Toby, nee Sugar; loving father of Sidney Irene of Skokle, Shir-.

ley Paul Wasserman of Chicago and Norma (Jerome Shuman of Morton Grove; 10 trondchlltlrens dear brother of Jennie Elnbund, Fanny Kaufman and the late Morrii, Abe, Mike, Sam Serota and Rose Schwartz. Services Tuesday, 11 t. at Wtlnttein Bros. Chapel, 1300 W. Devon Av.

Interment Anshe Chodok-over Cong. Cemetery Woldheim. Member of Ner Tarn Id Cong. Men's Club. Former owner of the Loyal Liquors and Chicago Wreckers Co.

In lieu of flowers, contribution! may be sent to the Heart Fund. Chapel vlsitetion enly pt time of services. Info RO 1-2400. Shapiro Cells Shapiro, beloved wlft of the late Isaac; dear mother of Rose I Harry) Freeman, Emanuel (Marge), Seymour Francetl, Josephine (the left Buck Engtlhardt, Adelaide Nathan Killlck tnd tht lata Beatrice tht latl George) Stern; loving grandmother, greet grandmother and treat great grandmother; fond titter tf. Jennie Simon tnd Ben Kantor.

Service! Tuesdey, i P. it Plser North Suburban Memoriel Chapel, 9200 Skokle Skokle. Entombment Memorlil Perk Meusoleum. Pleast omit flowers. Friends are esked to pay their respect! tt tlmt of tirvlct.

479-4740. Slabosi Joanne Slebost, nee WoWcM- tovlnj wift of Matthew; daughter of the lete Mary and Iht late Stanley; fond sister if Esteile (Joseph! Toutloff, Phvin? IWaltir) Oslol, Katherlne ITtitedoril Kellskl, Edward, (Lorralnel, Em ly (Edward I Stachurskl end MarvJn tShlrlevl daughter In law-of Vincent end Slibosz; nieces, nephews, irandniecei tnd irandnephews. Funtral Tuesday, Jen. 30, 1973, at 8:30 t. from Pottrek Funeral Home, 5247-53 W.

Fullerton, neai Lock- wood, to St. Stan Hans B. M. Church, Mess P. m.

Interment St. Aoairjerr Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 3 p. BE 7-4400. Slattery Joieehlne Sletterv, nee Drobulll, beloved wlfl Of Martin; Jacqueline Gammonley, Petrlcle Lille.

Kathleen Slattery end Deborah Sears devoted grandmother of eight; dear daughter of Joseph end the Piulint Drobulisi fond inter of Stelle Lyien. Funerel Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Kenny Brothers, 3400 W. 9Jth to St. Germelne Church. Mass 10 1.

m. Interment St. Ceslmlr. Donat 6nl tt tht American Cancer Society will be appreciated. 239-3400.

Spoolstra William Spoolsptre, wddenly' dear fe her of Vlckl and Valerie; fond i Agnei and the lete John SpwI" bromer of Peter tllewf, Ida IHowi'J Cornle and John Sus el. Beverly Rldot Chapel, 10411 where lervlces will be held Tueaday, 1 By Edward P. LaBrosse Social Insurance Administrator, Social Security Administration I PLAN TO retire at the end of this year and will be entitled to my regular company pension. In addition to the pension, I will receive a sum of money earned during my working years under a profit-sharing plan. This will be paid in monthly installments of about $200 a month, for a period of five years.

Is this profit-sharing payment considered earnings which will affect payment of my Social Security benefits? And, is it subject to the Social Security tax? The profit-sharing payment will not affect your Social Security monthly benefits after your retirement The Social Security retirement test, or work test, takes Into account amounts which you earn In a given month. Usually, one is paid all or most of the money earned soon after the work has been performed on a regularly scheduled pay day. YOUR PROFIT-SHARING money was earned over a period of years during your employment relationship. It Is not earned during your retirement and for that reason will not prevent the payment of Social Social security Security benefits after you have retired. The law excludes from wages, for Social Security credit and tax purposes, payments made to an employe if: The payments are made under an employer plan.

The payments are made upon or after the termination of the employe's employment relationship. The termination of em-ployment was because of death, retirement for disability, or retirement at an age specified in a plan of the employer. The exclusion does not apply to a payment which would have been made if the employment had not been terminated or if termination is for some reason other than death, or retirement because of age or disability. What your Social Security problem? Your question mill bt in this column by 'your local Social Security, o-ic Address your question to Social Security, 'The Chicago Tribune, 435 Afichigan- Chicago (0621. Give your ull name, address, and Social Security number.

Sophie Willleml Peterson end Stenley Petrlcle, Henry luoioresi, ent ward I Laurie I dearest lister of Anton Sieie ind two listen In Poland; grind-mother of 14 great-grandmother of 111 great-great-grandmother of one. Funerel Tuesdey, from tht Montclilr Funerel Home, 4901 W. Belmont, it 9:30 t. ft St. Cyril tnd Methodius Polish National Catholic Church, corner of Diveriey end Menard, tor 10 t.

m. mess. Interment All Saintl polish National sMcbsJ (FM 100) Ti Muelo Station nor Up to 64 Mlnutt ot Btwtltul Stereo Musel raff Hour Phclan See Irene Murrey notice. Plafker Susan Jill Plafker, beloved daughter of Elaine, nee Kastll and the lete Dr. Milton; deer lister of Llse; loving granddaughter of Rose and the late Isadore Kastll, Frieda and Isadore Plafker.

Services Tuesday, 10:00 e. m. et Plser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Ik Okie Ikokie. Interment Memoriel Perk, Please omit flowers, Friends pre asked to pay their respects it time of services. 479-4740.

Podraia HEARING TESTS: SET FOR CHICAGO AREA Electronic htoring tests trill bt given at Sellont Htoring Aid Strvkt officei on Monday and Tuesday, Foctory-trolntd htarlng aid specialists will bt at all of tht offices listed below to perform tht teits, Anyont who has h-oublt hearing or (mderstanding II welcome to have test using tht lattst electronic equipment to defermtnt hit or. htr particular loss. Diogramt showing how Iht tor world ond some of tho causes of htarlng lose will 'bo availoble. Everyone should have a hearing test at least onct a year If thtr it any trouble at ell htarlng clearly. Cvtn people now wearing a htarlng aid or thost who havt been told nothing could bt done for Ihem should have) a htarlng teit and find Out about tht lattst methods of htoring correction.

Tht free hearing test wilt bt given Monday and Tutsday. If you can't got there on Monday or Tutsday, call ont of the numbers below ond arrange lor an appointrntnt at onotbtr timt. You con havt your fast In your homt, If It Is not convenient for you hi comt to vs. Just phont tht Sellont Hearing Aid Servkt ntorttf to you. Thomas Podraia, devoted husband of fhe late Anne, nee Kublk; loving father of Stella Ljbne, Stephanie Ptasrek, Sophie (Adam) Wolclk, Frank Helen Pacer and Adeline (Bruno LoiMz; deer brother In lew of.

Joseph Kublk end Stephanie Messino Sep Julia Bucclerl notice. Milllmore Virginia R. Milllmore, of beloved daughter of the let Harry and Kathryn; dear inter of Dorothy Koehler and James Nussle. Service Tuesday, I p. m.

et Heben Funeral Home, 1057 Nilei Center Skoklt. Cremation private. Visitation after I p. m. Tuesdey, OR Mill.

Morwelser Suzanne H. Maxwell notice. Mmgowikl Harry Mruoewikl, lovlnp trother Of Victoria, the lele Leo, Lawrence, Katharine, John end Rose, funerel from Tohle Funeral Home, 432S Lawrence et Lowell, Wednesday, a. Rt. at It.

id-' 'werd'l Church. Interment St. Adalbert. visitation after p. m.

Monday. MU j4n, Mubl See Michael Koweliki notice. Murray Irene Murrev, net Kelly, beloved wife of IM late Thomas P.i lovlmj mother of Alice Pheiom devoted erandmother et Richard Phelen and Catherine John Stahr; dear tlsttr of Lauretta Paynter, the late Jemel en Thomel Kelly. Funeral Tuesday, 9 from Kenny 3400 W. Mth to St, Berne- detie Church.

Mass 9:30 (. m. Interment Mount OIKet. 239-3400, Sail font erendfather of nine; oreet She has something everyone needs. He needs Tt desperately.

grandfather of 11, Funeral Tuesday, 9 p. m. from Melee Sons Funeral Home, 4000 N. Milwaukee Ave, te St. John (hutch.

Interment it, Adalbert, What has Sheraton done for you latery? p. m. Intermeni Vliltallon Monday ptler 1 m. 779-4411. W4IUB, Poposkl, Spyrlson a.

tCtk.l tnuttaAII. PblriUCJ hllaV catholic cemetery, na i-yjoo. Wikary Julia Wikary, net Madura, devoted wife of Louts; deer tiller of Rom Glze, Helen (Bruno) Scnank, Caroline Maday, Harriet Ceslmlr Patryn, Joseph end Roman Jeanettel; tond lister In law of Silvester Jean Wikary and Mildred (James) lelght. Funerel Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Melee 4 lorn Funeral Home, 4000 N.

Milwaukee to St. Thecli Church. Interment Local. Visitation begin! Monday tt 4 P. m.

7744100. See Mat Kudlact notice. Wilkinson Revmond P. Wilkinson, beloved tiuibmd et Dorothy, net Oremi dear father of Dorothy (John) Foley, Raymond June tnd Robert C. (Florancel end fhe lete John F.

(Helen) Wilkinson; Jrendfalher of 17) brother of J. Emmet, oaeph, Robert, Margaret McDonoueh; Sister Catherine, Thomel tnd tht lata Frank, Funerel Mondey, 10 i. trom Sheidon-Goglln Funerel Home, 5935 W. Belmont Av to St, Stephen Church, Prospect tnd Ash, Dei Plalnei. Man 11 i.

Intirment Arlington, Visitation afttr 1 p. lundiy. BB -4404. Zamplnl Genovlnt Zamplnl, net Ltnclonl, deirly beloved wife tf tht litt Bailie; lovlnp mother tf Aldo (Theresa! I fond lister of Pllmell Lenclnonl, two listen In Italy tnd tht lati Joseph tnd Attlllo Lin-clonl; irandmother, of Denny; eunt tt many nlecei and ntphewe. Member tt Gugllelmo Marconi Laities Auxiliary.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 m. from the Belmont Funerel Home, 7120 W. Belmont te Assumption V. Church, Illinois tnd Orleane llreetl, Mail 10:30 m. Interment It.

Joseph! Cemetery. Please omit floweri. Vliltallon after 7 p. m. Monday.

Information 284-2500, Zicbe Hant tlehe of St. Petersburg, Fla formerly of Elmhnrst, husband of the late Harel; step-father of Sam R. Mensell end the late Cheilcl end Thnmal Mansell; elso survived by six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, At the Petersen Ryhtg Mortuary, N. York Flmhurst, where friends may call on Tuesday, 1 to 5 end 7 to 9 t. m.

end where services will be held Wednesday, 1 p. m. Interment Elm Lawn. Con-tnuullnns to American Canrer Fund will be appreciated. Into.

134-1133, Sheraton is building lots of exciting new hotel and motor inn for you-coast to coast in tha U.S.A., Hawaii, Canada, and all over the world. You can i 5 ,7 enjoy a new sauna in Uucngo, now squasn court in loronto, I i ui t'W Cle'v iievemnu, nriu ov-aiury gnus elevator in Honolulu. Alexander PommI, beloved husband of the lite Mary, nee Adaslewici; deer father of Anna I the lite Rudolphl Chimelskl, Helen Stenleyl 8 1 pier Stella (Venerlal Servetore, Antoinette Welter J.I Chodor, the lete Lottie (the late Frank Verchotl and the Ule Wanda (the lale Edward Nltll; fond brother of Welter; grandfather and great-erand-fether, Funerel Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Pomienkl and Son Funeral Home, 1059 ")A te It. Barbara Church, Interment Resurrection.

YA 7-4414, Powell William Powell, of Uerwyn, beloved husband of Betty, nee tiobode; devoted fetter of Virginia (JamesJ Kanak; grandfather of Kristina, James and William brother of Mary Konrath, Rose Engelmann, Katharine Serena, Barbara Smith, John, David and the late Edward Powell. Visitation at fvec and Son! Funerel Home, 4227 W. Cermak Monday, 5 p. until Tuesday, 10 P. m.

In sfate at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 19th Street. end Euclid Avenue, Berwyn, from 10 m. Wednesday, Jan. 31, until time of service 1 Nash James Anlhony Nash, beloved bushand of Mary Schneider Nash; lovlnt father of Mary Catherine MtGrell, Jemel i Jk Nash and Patricia Oalvi dear troth. of Rickey; lovlnp brother oi rich; dear brother In lew tf John Ledcke.

Funerel Tuesday, 10 t. hi. et Blake-Larnt Chapel, 5100 W. 43rd St. M'-Hope Cemetery.

Viilliller) efter i p. Sunday. 735-4241. Steler Lillian M. Steler, of Berwyj, beloved daughter of Christine M.

and the late SUve iteler; devoted lister of Raymond l. (Sandre Staler; fond lunt tt Steven end Eric Staler; niece of Mary See Harold Helsk, Emily Cobb end letty Derdak. Servlcai Tuesday, Jan. 30, 0 m. et Svec end Ions Funerel Home, 4527 W.

Cermak Rd. Interment Wood-lewn. GU 4-205O or Bl 2-2027, Vlsllelion Sunday efter 2 p. m. Stevens Ethel Stevem, lie 15, of Whealon, beloved wile of W.

Eerie Stevens; deer mother of Eima Rev. William HI Walker of Dallon, Ga. end Rev, Eerie Jr. Un Wood) of Memphis, grendmolher of seven; great-pranmother of one. Services Monday, Jan.

29, II p. pl the Coileoe Church In Wheeton, 311 N. Weshlneton Wheaion. Interment Wheetot Cemetery. 441-0027 For resorvations, call 800-325-3535 Free, anytime, or have your travel agent call.

276-9500 238-2221 366-3592 966-0047 427-4772 262-2527 2878N.Mi!wauktt 11040S. Kedzie 7223 W.Madison 7627 N. Milwaukee, 77.VanBuren 2331 W.Devon the lele Joseph, John, Charles, Mae Balhelmer and Vern McGrathi tond arandtathtr Of 12. Funerel luosoay, is a. from Blafce-Lamb Funeral Home, CI fiali I mwn.

in II. tmrg te! nUi mil arm We steel CHICAGO A A MEMIERE MeCORMICK FtACI Arle Crow Theotef InVe'tetn 4 Tlilil, ant InferaiflMt il N. Week Dr. ft. MJD temtame1 illy treliin Irtittr ChlHit Oruieee Gerald Church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemoti'V. Former Binlnen til el Lotl 705, Independent Chiratw Truik Driver's Union, Member of St. vn.h(t aI fnlumblK. For Sheraton Hotels A A WURLIWIOt ttttVIU Of lit tranmottetlon Inletmatlon call 434-H9J or Ui-44l. Norce See Helee Anlerson notice.

p. nv- iniermenr woooiawn. nnnnonaii te the Good Shennerd Lutheran Church rf desired, GU 4-2050 or Bl 2-2027..