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Chicago TKbure. Monday, October 29, 1979 Section 5 11 CERVEM aWTOttt ffiif t. G'tf, est a RTZMA Set turf E. AMgna nedce. rwratit RDTAL if Aimtim I.

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IBerma), Robert I Patrice ad tfta in; tce tw. Fvnectf srrces 30 a TuesdaTv at tviaiM Funeral Homcr Kri(. Vflitadow aer 1. Tuevlav. Fvti lervure Ian I'Wl rt'r Irene Tfi, beloved sisSe of M.

ScMtvtet, Cnartes 1 6fi'fKe lfre-l and i iae Stav C- (ftyrw) Krtm. Vititatrol EtuStM Funeral Mef, and Orpnt Sreei, HiWMe, Mwrf Srtv to Fijtfioi etKes Tw9r, 11 a m. f-'trmtm BcMea Haov 313 aes ffL. Roseiie. lui of me tv.i 'u'-rn, cceo.

.30 I m. OvMB of tare K4fw) A (Aitce) Rovtate; 10 grenectiidren: It areat- St. AAtSrceU-ne Ciwrta tor 10 a Ma. Irfefmeit St. MkH1 Mc Tsjeviav, Od.

JO. at tne Dnrsm Fvnerat Home4 imo Hint Si. tene ptock west rne Ca'Met Ea-PTSswav SMrrn raocMidre. Vtsitat'Oa Monday. 1 AfCr-aMH.

Viiftafion to n. at rjefwer Home, Lee and Pernr streeti. f4 MoMav. Memoriais to the Amc Cancer Sociev eoprectateo. CffCHNA wnert str.kes wilt be he'd Tursoay ifSTcrncsa pvae.

NATZtt Hennr Hai'rW. tPt). tat WUEGtt Mary tetovtM tf tttf tviovft C. pnd ftesd F. Knieoef.

Wei-ier; towm mcitf ijf Tiff' in. imtrmenr wvAerv oartea. wemer.ais to Chnsi Ciwu pav CREtM Cat Cei, o'wtT at ttw (C-vV'w: of IttrfKti ttntj Vi'er of Jf5i(t ft JCMl CftiPOt 4 ital'ft) ltt fff JCaij NrftJiaUf aVM cir tax, peiweo nvaend pf Jc ptcee. aa-isx RUSSUl. betoved father and meirm of pat Gail ij and WititPai (Panetai; pttacttni of Tract.

Dav'd and Dawn; fonnt dawsntev of Rose Davsr wrvne pt tnany pfofners and sisters. Fwil takiine. aee jvftevtot; tog fairer tAiui J. Gtw Oct, p9t 13 lae of Mat, fofmerty of Wt Pi.rn, Pwiund of tr iat Green; dear friend of Cora and Harry CrHl- iO-vear mefnOef aid K-rear pu; Master ot Kovmos He. L.

Rpsselt. bevoted daegMer fcvother of Oan fia'e Mite) Perry and Mel (jean) and tie late an me late Jates and Elan Rvs- Tijesoav. a.m.. from eMY. 9,30 (roam FXhf ho-, JIS S.

1o if. Turttmn CaWfCfc. ftCMf sel; lovtnf sister et John F. (Dorotho. Betty ILows) um L(Ktft joe, i aao jec ptavket fKamr iaphews and one ftf e.

fumr. poor Lodee no. a f. A member of the Scortith Rie Mdnemey Fwa4 Home, S. Komeaslry to St.

Dtn-s Cnurcn. Mass 10 am after a m. snv. laeermeflt hpiv rkk. the la'e Marv Cwnti and Josephine Russell; fond ayfll of at Tuesday, a from rip Arowa Funeral Home, 793f E.

Hrn at COBLE panv. At Kenny srefntrs, wn w. Bodies Vauey of Cmcavo, Mtm Commanoery No. 33 K.T., ft oral Cider ot Scorttand. Ambassador of eWOinah Tempte A A $., tt- Eicnaitee Avenue, to Arwunciate Cfauffh Matt all Kin titrml till! Monday, alter I p.m.

Fu- St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation v4. tft uie Ef iff Mf runer W.4r0f Saajtt trti tn kt jon acrat Tvasdar, 9 a.m.. to St.

Catherine at Ateundrie Church. Mass 9 30 a.ta. interment SI. Man. inoii centrai.

wvra uOura ana and ICUJAWA oav, to a m. to to m. Mr. was a re tt red eiKemjfi of CniratM -Soufh Sde Stem Ciwbs, 2Vvear meroer pt Cmcaoo Court tvo. 4 and the University df Cnc9 past Patron ot Lowvaie CMo'tr N.

1130 E.S.. Most Wo. SART0RI accwniy. aa-eiu. HCUBAUEt Caraitna Sarterf.

net Marinette, ate smaut oraSfto tecttiref tn state Of iHtnoiS Grant) Lo4te. honorary meiwotr of the Kankakee and jonet Sn(nt Clubs. Retting tne Tews rVflMV After 4 tK Dolores J. Newbauer, hp Pries, Of 19, wtte tf fat raft Lesert (nethef at Ida fftrunAl QumIm Harold ft. Ktfiewe, beloved bin bend Of Yvonne Garcia; tovtne son of Frank and Ciera; dear ftrother of Georpe, ReL, Richard, Davd and Marie Homet; fond son in (aw of Sophie Garcia Ostrea; atso fond brother in law, vnerp and treat-uncle.

Funeral Wednesday. 9 from AM tec and Sons Funeral Home, OOOO N. Milwaukee to Queen pt Ail Sunt. Bascia. Entombment AM Saints.

Visitation Monday, 4 p.m. to 30 p.m. and Tuesday, 12 nooa la 9:30 m. C0FUY -l eernetev, oetoved wife of Fred dear mother at rttant avirat. Rosa and Angelina (Joseph) ap- f-urwrai Home.

tai i. Dtue My Jof K. Coi, bevrf Mn of Hn- Mofntwood, from 7 to p.m. Monday Saturday at St Francis Hospital In Peoria. A former resident of Aurora, he taught at Napervflle High School for 25 years.

Surviving are a sister and four nephews. Tbeedora Frances Stater Mass for Theodora Frances Sauter of Chicago, who did social work for 25 years as Sister Mary Josephs, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Holy Name Cathedral, State and Superior streets. Sister Josepha, 75, recently retired from the New York-based community of Parish Visitors of Mary Immaculate. She died Friday In Cuneo Ilospital near her Northwest Side borne.

She did social service work in Chicago, New York, New and Pennsylvania. Survivors include a sister, Josephine, and a nephew. Her cousin, the Rev. Jerome J. Schneider of Massillon, Ohio, will be the celebrant at her mass.

Mrs. Cyril D. Wolkea Services for Mrs. Roslyn Wolken, 54, of 2914 W. Coyle will be at noon Monday in the chapel at 111 Skokie Wilmette.

Mrs. Wolken died Sunday in Lake Forest Hospital in Lake Forest She was secretary of the A. W. Mendenhall 2450 W. Peterson and the Bleyco Paper Co.

of Hollywood, both manufacturers and distributors 'of paper. Her husband, Cyril, is president of both companies. Surviving are her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Jody Schwartz; a son, Hal; one grandson; and a sister. T.

Cox Mass for William T. Cox, 75, a chemistry teacher whose immediate family boasts long tervice in the field of education, will be at 10 a.m. Monday In St. Margaret Mary Church, 2314 W. Chase At.

Mr. Cox, who taught at Lane Technical High School for 40 iied Wednesday in Evanston Hospital Kr. Cox also had three sisters who were educators, one of whom survives him. Surviving are his wife, Emily, a former Chicago teacher; three sons, William principal of Cuf'e Elementary School, Michael, a- teacher in Moline, and Stephen; a daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Swanson, a teacher in Northbrook; seven grandchildren; and two sisters.

Harry A. Harmon Harry A. Harmon, 65, president of the Chicago Manifold Products 6455 W. Avondale died Sunday in his home at 841 N. Merrill Park Ridge.

He had been with the firm since 1963. Previously, be was a colonel in the army. Surviving are his wife, Irene, and a sister. Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Wednesday in St Paul of the Cross Catholic Church, 320 S.

Washington St, Park Ridge. Maurice R. Helton Services for Maurice R. Heaton, longtime instructor and former head of the art department at Napervme- High School, will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in St.

Patrick's Church, Mr. Heaton, 62, who had lived in Seneca since his retirement a year ago, died Si even (Kathv) and Russell; fand Sister of 'a me Davis and Raymond ne a to 19 i ni. Tueioey, services rv na UKtie co-ntr finr; brother of Rtymond, RtchasrfJ rams; granomotner ot Robert and Arthur Quaeneni, Linda ITed) Oiei- niciak. Michael (Christine). Kimberly and Micheit Abrems; sister of Sire Martneiio at Germany.

Resting al Penorro Bros. Funeral Home. 300 rnes; wving granomorner or trie, Emoioved by the Cirv at Elmmerst. p.m. Wednesday.

Interment Homewood Memo erf Gardens. In lieu of fiovfcrs. amonats to the Resting at Hennessev fsrunp Funeral Home, 5903 Burr Oak fier- Scottish Rite Fund or Shnners Hos- (Posnfe) joo Coffey; Oof wntio flriain Coter. V5tlioii ifrtf 4 p.m., Moncaiy nd 3 m. 10 m.

TuesCair. Ffeil Wetfnes-tsr, i5 a.m.y from tnc Srwcr F-tverol Home, 10727 Pulski Rtf to Sr. Gert4 Church. tVoss 10 m. Interment Holr Sepu'chit pitaj tor cnppieo tnnorea wouto oe appreciated.

Masomc services 8 eev. Sunday from 7 p.m. services Tuesdav. 10:30 a m. Interment aiw.

KULLBERG s.naa( him roans west. a-otw. c. iijin noon Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a te St.

Awtiony ciurch. Mass 9:30 a.m. interment rwty SepvKhre. Pu 5-20 JO. SAUTER p.m.

luesoey. p-mdv. CRIER NOLAN Anna E. ffoltberf, beloved wife of the late Karl; survived bv meces and neahews. Visitation I to and 1 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday at Peterson Fu- i aw or a-i. DALY Wiihani J. Nolan beloved husband of Margaret, nee Waish; loving Theodora Frances Sauter, Sister James Parkei Grief beloved of Rosemary, nee Orr; dear fatner of Cynthia, Nancy, Linda and James P. Ill; brother of Patricia Sylvester. Funeral Tuesday, 9 30 p.m., from Fnedrlchs Funeral nere i nome, vjo w.

Norm Ave, father of Peggy (Joseph) William Jr. (Lavettat. Heien (Clar Ditv devoted son the lott Jomet nd Irtnt; dear brother of Williim (Lorroine Services Wednesday, 1:30 P.m. Interment Oeicrtdee. Please omit flowers.

Memorials to Austin Messiah Lutheran Church appreciated. eM7- ence) Powell, James (Lorry) and Mary Ann (James) PfeiHer; fond nnarr josepne, P.V.M.I., beloved daughter ef the late Albert and Ksroenne Sauter, net Schutibach; leving sister of Jotephint Mary and the late Frank Albert Sauter: aunt tf Eugene; grandaunt ot tnt grand-ntece, many trandntphews and many Heme, vV. Central at North erorner or (Lester) Minoeue and Dorsthv (the late Rovl wooerr (Mrwiii, t. runes (tvvrvf Donald (Mihtyn) nd Irene; lond uncto of nine tretf-uncte of live. Service Tueidov, :30 ol ArntzenColemon Funerol Home, west Hiflrtway, Mount Prospect, ft Raymond Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment All Semrs. Visitation Aondev, 2 p.m. to :30 p.m. In lieu of Mowers, masses appreciated, ay STUAJfT Mrs.

emits (Hamte tAcCtmy S'-af 92, ar Ll'f Fcretf, Oci5tf' itre. tt a ktte Douses Smart morotr tt HsMrl O. S'uart Jr. et Fewest, mi. Ame BatcMioer a Oman.

tat. AAs. tt lata Fewest. Mrs. Harnet Swwer ad vteviata.

M.wi liaiinotstt tf )7r greet-I'ladmc'flef ti 11. tttiartt4 sat. vces -1 te he a a m. Monter, October 29 at tne First PnHfrrteria. Cnurctt at Le Forest.

700 sr. Sne-'t-iu. Lae Forest. Btmaf rri a'e. Na SiS'ta'-on.

Memorial rom-ifbutioAS anav ot made ft tne First Pnrspvt.nan C-wvth at Laht Fartst a. VCorrk Tseoiot cai Seminary. 555 S. wooe''a-R. criKage.

or Mrs. Porters 5nooi. FartrMtatoa. Ct. in-fb.

wntii Funeral noma. 234-0021 Georit Edward Thief, btlemd twf band tf Medarrn. net Blast; fovtnff father tt Mary Anne (Larry) Ouar- taroti; tear brother ta law ef Tess. Barwisa and Joseph (Stella) Blast. Funeral Tuesday.

10 15 a front The Montclair Funeral Home, aaol W. Belmont tt St. Momr. Church. Mass II am.

Entomoment All Saiats Mausoleum. Vtutettaaj Svndav. 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Monday, 2 m.

to 10 a m. Pitas, taut flown. 422 ,300. TONIETTO Set Amanttt Pellegrina notice. TREDWEU Frederick Tredwelt tf Oak Law.

Oct. 24. 1979, husband ot tht latt Carolyn, nee Teetrei; lather tf Jorut Tredwell of Fairfei. Va. and Cans.

Ivn T. Johnson of Ann Arbor. MkIli brother tt Sarah T. Beumana at fvanstoa and Lilllt T. Gould tf ruc90- Burial Mount Hope Cemetery, Chicatt.

All arrangements private Pleast omit flowtrs. 434-1191 ar Chkagt 735-4242. moN FranHla C. Tyson of Northbrook. Oct.

2S. beloved husband ot Martha; devoted father of Frank jr. ef California and Penny of Pennsylvania; brether tf Rebecca Northeta at Calilorma. Stmcts will be) private. URBAN Frances Urban.

a9e 77, died at Sf. Joseph Hospital, Elgin, Oct. J4, 19'9. No services. Body willed It science.

VAN DEE Ella R. van Dee. beloved wift tf the late Andrew; dearest mother of -Harotd and Doris; dear sister tf Frieda Kellbom; fond grandmother tf Jerry i Roberta) and Robert Holt, man, Sandra caputt and Sharoej (Robert) Jones; dear treat-grandmother of five. Funeral Tuesday, Oct 30, al 11:00 a m. from tht Klemundt Funeral Home, 3315 Irving Park Rd.

Interment Montrost Cemetery. Visitation Monday, efler a p.m. 471-1212. VIOLA Mary G. Viola (Tomasol, beloved wife of tht latt Michael; ronng mother tf Daniel tFrences) Viola, Thomas and Michael Viola, Carolyn (Robert) Knuerr; grandmother of Marv, Robert, Joseph and Linda; dear sister of Rose (tht late Pall Faneiia, Josephine (the late Bever.

Iv) Steenbergen, Mildred (Joseph) Gagetti, John (Josephine) Bove, Rose (the lale Rocco) Manlolo and the late Anna and Frank Maioia, Robert (Amelia) Bove and Carotin, (tht lale Rocco) Dotark. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., from Th. Montclair Funeral Home, 4901 w. B1monf tt St. Prisclll.

Church. Mass 11 a.m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 7 to 10 p.m.

and all day Tuesday. 422-9300. WALKER Jerome H. Walker, lot 41, ef Glen-date Heights, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Nancy; dear father of Pam, Joe and Vlcki of Michigan, Vinct, Steven and Shannon ot Glendelt Heights; detr son of Mrs. Mary c.

walker; dear brother of Michael (Pat) of Berwyn, John (Lois) of Hoffman Estates, Mrs. Joan Preston Irwin of Itasca. Daniel tToni) ot Northbrook ondj many ether relatives. Funeral service Tuesday, 10 a.m., at the Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main Swenwn; grandfather of 20.

Funeral Wednesday, :30 a.m from IAMBESIS trear-f renomeces. nsass win celebrated at 10 a m. an John H. Lambtsts. suddenly, fovina 6i i n.

Lincoln, interment wooo Wit. MMS04. veneers Funeral Home, POO s. Rosalie Schaumpurg, to St. son of the late Nicholas and De- BOO.

GRYZIECKI Ansoer Church. Hanover Park. Mass DUN-STEFKOVICH Oct. 30. at Holy Name Cathedral, with Interment at St.

Mary's Cemet. enr. West (7th and South Hamim Avenue, Evergreen Park, in. Visitation at John Carroll Sons Home lor is a m. interment St.

Michael the metre; fond brother of Pane iota and Anestesia; dear friend of Irene At hams; dearest neDhew ef Rev. Moreiret Deon-Stefkovtchp fermtrfr Of cnicMO, died Oct. ltff, in Roman R. Gryzieckl, lovlnf torn of the late Peter and Kanmiere; dear brother of the late Anthony Now ekowsfcii brother In law of Mary Nowakowskii fond nephew of Mane Arcnertgei temeiery, evj wg. N0WAK Caroline Newak.

nee Gtawimkl. h. t-unerais, a e. trie, Monday, Oct. 29.

from 2 p.m. latin Dniutinn. lieertyvtMe, tovlnf wife of the tote Detn Stefkovicti; fond mother of rVaircello CMiro) Sich of Chicooo; In heu ot flowers te Mission ot Our James Nestohdes, many aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.m., from the Forest Glen Chapel, 5265 N. Elston to SS.

Constantino and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, tilth Roberts Road, for 11 a.m. services, inter- trondmother of Mork S'Cft; many love Kile ot the tale Fein Nowak: une iaie Marine) jaskuisxi ana Surviving relatives in ruoosioyia. Serviret 1-30 urn Timidat at the Josephine (Peter) Michmewski. Funeral services Wednesday, p.m., ar t-unerai Home. iSanO-V) W.

Divenev Ave menr tverareen cemetery, in iteu ot flowers, contribution ta St. Con. Burnett funeral Home, 130 W. Park Libertwille. interment ot St.

Save Cemetery, Libertwille. Visitation one hour prioMo services. 362- fc.ur hi rrrii.j, miyniion Pf.V, James Close, llao w. Jackson; Chicago, III. Me07.

944-eoao. SCHEINER One C. Schelner, at Scettsdale, dear husband pf flit late Jennie, nee Mitchell; devoted lather of Janet and Olio F. (Margaret); lov tear mother of Siena IPeteri wen. ta, Charlotte (Harold) Classen.

Ore- 'la (Edward) D'Ancone, Dorothy (Eugene) Wllewski and the latt Teddy Nowak; loving trandmelhtr tf Donald VVenta, Edward and i Ronald D' Ant one, fatrlna Katesi, Roger Wiltwski, the lale Anthony Weme and Jamit D'Anconar great. Interment Irvine Park. Visitation stenttne Church would be ap- preciareo. visitation ivoiwav, p.m. jwt, DETTMANN monoay after p.m.

eXO, GUINT0U See Armando Pel lee tint notice. HARMON -r ia p.m. ror imo. ttt-cni. UE ing grandfather el Jelrerv (Nancy), Gregory and Mary Beth; fond Georae R.

Lee, betsved huihand nf Rita M. Lee, nee Stratford; dear Harry A. Harmon, late Of Park Ridoe. beloved husband of Irene. of ousie ana rjavia Kalesr, Christine and David Wenta.

Funeral yvedneSday, 9 a m. from Theis Funeral Home, 3517-17 N. Pulaski Rd. It St. Wenresiaua Church, interment St.

Adalberts Cemetery, visitation afler pm. Tuesday. In lie ot flowers masses nee Bellemm; brother of Maroaret jllth-hour Caterpillar talks fail; UAW on strike r-urwi nntisTersi wncie oi Kicnarq and Georse Masters and William Vioietto I. Detfmann, nee AtMster, beloved wife of the lott Richard Wiitian dear mother of Gloria Thomas Weis. Vioietto (Dowlas) Scarbrouth and Kichard William Jr.

(Elaine); frarmothef of sii; dreot 0 rind mother of si. Resting at Getts Funeral Home, IW York Ben-senviiie, where services will be held Tuesday. Visitation Monday. 1 to 9:30 p.m. Memorials to Peact Church would be appreciated.

Interment Fee Wen Cemetery. 764 3232. Krecnowski. visitation at tne m.j Suerth Funeral Home. 47 Si ororner ot tua eeo, cnanotte Swetnam and the late Loretta Greene, Marguerite Myers, Frank (Marie) and Monica Lee; fond brother its taw of Ce lest ine (Joseph) Haves; uncle of manv nieces and nephews.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103d Oak Lawn, to St. Turibius Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St.

Marv erne erv. Visi wovia at aaj-MW Northwest Hwv.r Tuesday, 3 to 9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.. NUTLET to si. rtiui or ine cnurcn.

Park Ridge, til. Mass 10 a.m. Inter- ment family lot. in lieu ot flowers, memorials to the Cancer Fund or tation after 4 p.m. Monday.

Member DUSING masses preterreo. res dent or ot Garden senior omens Club and Chicago Manifold Products Co. Re South Suburban Organ Club For fireo coionei or u. Army. pj 1340.

HEATON Maurice R. Heaton. 49 veart of aoa. y'wi'iv, nunyy. rynvrat Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from the BraOy.

Gill Funeral Home, 2929 W. 07th to St. Bernederte Chorch. Erv tombment St. Marv.

Visitation alier 1 P.m. Sunday. t3t-200. SCH0MBURG Joseph Elmer Schemburf el Downers Grove, beloved husband ef tht late Ann; lond father of Joan; brother el Waller. Memorial Mass, Tuesday, 10 a.m.

at St. Mary Church, Downers Grove. Memorial to the American Cancer Society ef Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital, 120 N. Oak Hinsdale, 60521. 940-1000.

SCHRAMM Raymond J. Schramm, beloved husband of Mary, nee Pireinoi fond brother ef Viola Boyle and Lucille (August) Miller; dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home. 5900 W. 43d to St.

Svmohorosa Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m.

Tuesday. 735-4242 SCHUETZ Frank A. Schuetr. betaved htitfunrf can 3d-U93 or Chicago 73S-4242. LE1NEBERG Catherine t4utl.v ar h.

Dolores M. Duiirto. nee Frohn? er, beloved wife of Norman loving mother of Valerie, Charles Pat-ricte), Edward and Steve; fond sister of Virginia Franc It and Ervin Frohnauer. Visitation Monday otter 4 p.m. with funeral Tuesdey, :14 p.m., ot Leo M.

Brieske Son Funeral Home, 2839 N.Southport to St. John Berchmans Church. Mass 10 P.m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery.

Marvin Uno Leineben, beloved husband of Fave, nee Remer; dear fatner or nomas (Neisine) and Gerald (Sue); arandtather of Kim, ot 343 N. Main Seneca, died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital, Peoria, brother of Virginia (Robert) Evans of Meadville, Pa.t uncle of four. Services Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., at St. Patrick's Church, Seneca.

In Thomas, Jason, Joseph and Aman loed- wife of the late Lawrencer mother of John Peter Patricia Carlson, Lawrence, Charles, Edward, Thomas, Catherine Vailely, Eileen Laughlin, Nancy Falash, rVargarat Paunovic, Gerald, Rosemary LaBarrt and Arthur; 42 grandchildren four greatgrandchildren; stste of Louise O'Connor, George Vanlk, John Van-Ik, Rudolph vanik, Emily Kovanda and Mary Onello. Visitation 2 to 10 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at Hal- da; orotner in law of bug Remer, Marie Remer and Frances Burkhart. FEIN Resting at Redmond Funeral Home, terment calvary Cemetery, Seneca. Visitation altar 2 p.m.

Monday at residence. HELD i 2) lew. Lawrence atter 3 p.m. Monday. Past Commander and Gold Card Member of Bud lone Post No.

137 A.L. Legion service Monday evening at I p.m. Funeral service at chaoel, Tuesday, 12:30 p.m. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers.

PEORIA tAPJ-The United Auto Workers went on strike against Caterpillar Tractor Co. early Monday as 17,000 workers joined 23,000 others already on an unauthorized walkout. The strike, idling 40,000 workers in Illinois and five other states, began at 12:01 a.m. and came 12 hours after negotiations between the union and the company broke off in Peoria. Among the plants affected is one in Aurora.

Caterpillar Vice President Clifford Hathway said the talks reached an impasse at about noon Sunday and the negotiators decided to return to their homes. BEFORE THE WALKOUT, UAW Vice President Pat Greathouse, the union's chief negotiator in contract talks with the Big Three farm and heavy-equip ment manufacturers, said he saw no chance of talks being resumed in the' near future. About 23,000 members of UAW Local 974 walked off their Jobs at Caterpillar's sprawling works in the Peoria area Oct. 1, but their strike was considered unauthorized by the international union until Sunday's talks failed. THE MIDNIGHT strike added to the strike 17,000 Caterpillar workers at plants in Aurora, Decatur, and Pontiac, Davenport, Iowa; Denver; Memphis; Mentor, Ohio, and York, Pa.

The union's three-year contract with Caterpillar, International Harvester, and Deere and Co. expired Oct. 1. The union negotiated a new three-year contract with Deere last week after a three-week strike at Deere Operations in Illinois and Iowa. Edmund H.

Held, age (9, beloved brother of William, Erwin Elmer (Bernice) and Rosa; dear unclt of many nieces and Robert Fein, beloved husband of Ethyl, nee Epstein; dear father of Bernire (Alan) Shor and William (Suzanne) Mason; adored grand-fattier of Marybeth, Nancy, Andrew and Wvatt; fond brother of Hannah Fein. Services Tuesday, 12 noon, at Wetnslein Brothers North Short Chapel, 111 Skokie Wilmette. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Skokie. Visitation at time of services. In lieu ot flowers, please make contributions to your favorite charity.

For information, AL6-5700. nephews; great-nieces and great. oweti and james Funeral Home, 102) w. ssih Countryside. Mass ol the Resurrection 10 a.m.

Wednes-day at St. Cietus Church, LaGrange. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. 352-4500. O'DONNELl Ann O'Donnell.

nee Rothenaasi. ha. into. Ml -4343. LINKE nephews.

Services 10 a.m. Wednesday, artht Krauspt Funeral Home, 3905 N. Lincoln Ave. Visitation of Margaret, nee Crispin; dear father of Maroaret (Edward) Chavez and Nancy (Mel) Mack; grandfather ot Matthew, Mark and Penny Mack brother of Mary Schuetr, Eleanor i uesaay, a to p.m. nuan.

Ethel E. Llnke, suddenly, beloved wife of tht late Helmut LinJce; loving mother ef Carol (Robert) Derf-ler; dear grandmother of Kenneth HEPPNER loved wilt of Frank; dear mother ot Fcitores (John) Lasner, Thomas Mlche e) Jnd Jamas O'Donnellt uurxe ana ine iaie latner.ne naus tier and Joseph. Resting at the Coanevev Funeral Hnmn. mi N. Raymond A.

Heppner, beloved hi FERGUSON fond sister of Mary, Dolores, Her. Southport, after 2 P.m. Monday. Funeral Tuesday. a.m..

fo An ana i nomas uartier and Debra (Thomas) Schmalr. Memorial services Sunday, Nov. 4, 11 a.m., at the Ravenswood United Church of man, Paul and Robert Rorneneass, band of Rose, nee Villa; fond father ot Raymond Robert (Debra), Roberta and Roseanne (Michael! Zubic; grandfather of Joseph; brother of Charles, William and also tht late Rila Kuiniar; loving grandmother of John and Julia Lasner, also Brian and Michael Christ, Pensacola and Horn Av- drew Church. Mass at it a.m. Interment St.

Joseph. 473-5650. SETZER Howard: neortew ot Irabeth Kev I. u'uonnen. r-unerat Wednesday, Ruth E.

Ferguson, net Shu Hi, late of Homewood, loving wife oT the late William'; dear mother erf Ronald, Bruce and Kenneth; grandmother of five. Services Wednesday II a.m. at Cordf-Rvan Funeral Home, 18022 Dixit Homewood. Interment Homewood Memorial Gardens. Visitation from 2 to 10 P.m.

Tuesday. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society will be appreciated. SV 84331. i 10U10S Oct. 31, 9:15 a.m., from tht Kosery Funeral Home, 3100 W.

59th to Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from the Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont to $1. Maurice Church. Mass 10 a.m. Please omit Fave Stein Setter passed ewey at St.

Petersburg. Oct. 25, be-loved mother oft Dorothy $. Robert Tolli dear grandmother of Anna Loulos, nee Kebous, beloved wife of Peter; fond sister of tour listers and one brother: dear friend tiowers. interment oueen of Heaven Cemetery.

263-7744 or 2M-2SM. ar. Kira inurcn. mass loa.ra. imar-ment St.

Marv. 414-424. OLEKSY Martha L. Oleksy, nee Lsmbardo. of Ruth Orlesleln.

Funeral Tuesday at a. 1 tk 4k. c.u KODerr l. inhkvi iqii tono dreat'Orandmofhar of Susan HILL al Home', 6150 W. North to Victor.

Michael and Karen FIIIPECKJ 1 beloved wife of Joseph dearest noiv i riniry unnooox cnurcn. services 10 a.m. Interment Elmwood. ion. visitation to p.m.

Sunday at Dree hs ler-Brown Funeral Home. mother ot Henry (Conn e) Let i and Supplemental aid helps ensure minimum income Visitation Monday from 2 until Joseph (Virginia) Oleksy dear Irandmotfter of four; fond sister of atvj a. war i on r. uatt rant, wnerg service wilt be 1 P.m. Monday.

June C. Hill, net Sullivan, beloved wife of tht lata Frank Hill; loving mother of Marion (William) Dorrls, Patricia (John) Ways and the latt Frank (Mary) and John (Eileen) Hill; dear grandmother of 17 and great-grandmother of eight; fond sister of Joseph Sullivan. Anna Interment Oakfldoe. Memorials to a (tnt rate Pta oh) Bruno: P.m. 4M-MJ4.

MARIK nenry rtupecRi, loving nusoana or Clara and tht late Catherine; beloved father of Edith (Edmund) Kerolcruk, Barbara Grady and Sandra (Ralph) Vandierver; fond grandfather of 10; great-grandfather of one; dear brother of Hettie Jensen and Louis. Services Tueidav. 10 ralso survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wednes- your favorite Henry appreciated. suNicrr Babe Maroney and the lale Mary day, 10:30 a.m., trom Korera Funer al Home.

1711 W. 4tlh St.i to il. Justine Marik, beloved wife of the late Leo. R.f dear mother of Violet Grove of Northumberland, Pa. and Shirley Huebner of Chicago; grand- mother of six; great-grandmother of a.m., at the Lawrence Funemr Joseph Church.

Interment St. Mary Charles J. Slanickv. retired C.P.D., cemetery. ration Monday, a p.m.

to 10 p.m. and Tuesdey.2 P.m. to 10 auuivan, Kira mcitee ano Margaret Vaughn. Visitation after 3 p.m. Monday.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from the Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 w. 103rd Oak Lawn, to St. Fabian Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holv Seloiilrhre remiit.

oeioveo nusoana or Mary, nee falttos) dear father of Dennis (Shir- lev). Robert iCttai And Tharl. Jr. Kesnng uyncn-tvens rg-r upmI Home. 9n37 S.

Kediia Lumoaiu. iiiiermeni rvioimr cmoierrt Cemetery, Visilation Monday, 6 to 10 p.m. 029-0094 WESLEY William R. Wesley, of Des Plalnet beloved husband of Lillian, ne. Gross; dear father tf Joann.

R. (George) Peters, Naomi B. (DuWevne) Butenschoen, William R. Jr. (Joan) Wesley and Dorothr J.

(Paul) Carlson; 13 grandchildren! brother of Ruth Baldocchl. Visile. tion Tuesday from 3 to 9 p.m. at pettier Funeral Home, Let at Perry Streets, Oes Plaines, where services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. Interment Town of Maine.

Memorials to Ihe American Cancer Society appreciated. 124-5155. WEYDERT Jermaine M. Weydert, beloved wift of George P. Weydert; dear mother of the late Frances Lempa.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from Theis Funeral Home, 0517-27 N. Pulaski to St. Viator Church. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery.

Visitation alter P.m. Monday. 463-5800. WICKLUND Werner Wlcklund. formerly of Floss-moor, beloved husband of Inez M.t devoted father of Evelyn (Stanley) Noreus, Elaine (Kenneth) Franttv.

and Jean (Robert) Bralnard; nlnt grandchildren; and sii great. Jrandchildren. Service Tuesday, 1979, 11 a.m., at EdgarFuntrai Home, 10900 S. Cicero. Interment Beverly.

Member ot Boulevard Lodge No. 182 A.F. aV A.M. Vase Order of America. Pleast omir flowers.

Visitation after 4 p.m. day. 423-1400 or 723-M70. WILUTIS Justin Wllulls, age Oct. V.

1979, of Presout Isle, formerly of Chicago, husband of Adella, ne. Arutgls; father of Charles of Thrt. Lakes, Wl.t grandfather ef two; brother el Frances (John) re male of Port Richer, Fle.t aunt of Frances Strang of Chicago, II. Memorials to the American Kidney Found- ation. Visitation Monday, a te 9 p.m.

Funeral Mass 10:30 a.m. Tuesday to St. Peter Catholic Church, inter, ment St. Peter Cemetery, Eatlt River, Wise Home, 4800 N. Austin, at Lawrence.

Retired employee Of International Harvester. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Visitation Monday, 69:30 p.m.

730" 2300, Social Security ..111, 7-JJWi OLSON v'" after 3 P.m. Monday. Services 9:30 (Maureen); grartdtather ot Beth, Jennifer, Denise and Julie; son of a.m. Tuesoay to Queen or warms erv. For public transooration infor- By Jack H.

Gustafson 1 Social Insurance administrator Social Stcurllr Administration j. 1 i I would like to know why I have not heard about the Supplemental Secu FITZGERALD 735.42I2 dJt-uyj or Chicago, Henry Olson, beloved husbanj ef Patricia, net Ravburnt loving lather of James R.t dear grandfather ef Linda Campbell: treat-grandlalher Church, 103rd Central Park Av enue. Mass 10 a.m. Interment SI. Marys Cemetery.

GAz-2000. MARKOWSKI HOLLAND George G. Maricowskt, beloved bus- ine tare Karoi ana Kose sianicttv; fond brother of Jennie (late John) Dedewlci, late Emma and John Las. late Mary and James Pirok, Edward (Cecilia), late Betty (Raymond) Ferret and Rose flite Alovsius) WoitanowsMf brother in law of John Paikost survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, Oct, 31.

1:45 a.m., from Soltes Chaoel, 24e W. 5 1 St to St. Nicholas of To lent ine Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection.

Member of St. Jude's League. Retired Chicago and llllneii Police Ar.n. PI. aaia orotner at tht late Georgt M.

Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 30, 11 a.m.. at Olson Funeral Home, 4447-77 N. Northwest Hwy. Interment Irving Park.

Member ef Grieg Male Chorus and Sons of Nor oana ot juiia, nee uicoren; loving father -of Marilvn tnnnlit Uart. man; dear a rand fat her of Jennifer Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thoma9 J.

Fill geralrj, age 67, Pastor of St, Alhanaslus Cburch, 1615 Lincoln Evanston, beloved brother of Rt. Rev. Msgr. John D. Flfrgerald (retired Pastor of Ascension Church Oak Park) and Dr.

George T. (Catherine) Fitzgerald of Oak Brook, seven nephews and nieces; and six grand nephews and nieces. In state at St. Athanasius Church, Monday, from 2 P.m. to 10 p.m.

and Tuesday, from 9 a.m. until mass of the Resurrection at 10:30 a.m. Lituroical wake service Monday and Amy; fond brother Florfan- Alovsius P. Holland, beloved husband of Alice net Kotal; devoted father of Patrick J. and James T.

Holland; fond brother cf Leslie J. (Geraldlne) Holland and Evelyn (Harold Hoyt ot Phoenix, Arli.r dear son of the latt Jerry and Nora Holland. Visitation Monday alter i P.m. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a.m., from the John E. Moloney 1359 W.

Devon to St. Timothy Church for Mass at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. R04-1617. icvai marKowsKi.

runerai weones dav. 9 a.m.. from A I nmh Fn. neral Home, 4727 W. 103d Oak way, visitation trom a and 7-9 p.m.

Monday. 774-3333. OVERHUE Set Mary E. Millar. PEKUL Rev.

Mildred J. Pknl. S.h. omit flowers. Visitation begins Mon Lawn, to sr.

eeae the venerable Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation after i p.m.

Tuesday. Retired employee of the the City of Chicago Department of Water end Sewers, Water Meter at 8 p.m. Interment Holy HOLMGREN rity Program operated by the Social Security Administration. I have been receiving Social Security benefits beginning at age 62 in 1957, when I received $65.00 a month. With the raises since I now receive $200.00.

Could I receive some additional benefits? A The intent of the Supplemental Security Program is to assure a minimum income level for people who are 65 or over, blind, or disabled. Payments range from $1 to $208.20 a month for an individual and $1 to $312.20 a month for a couple. People who already have this income level, or resources, are not eligible for payments. Social Security benefits count as unearned income, and the limit is $228.20 per month. Not counting earned income or resources, which you did not mention, you would be eligible for a small Supplemental Security check.

You should contact the nearest Social Security office and find out definitely if you are eligible for these benefits. What Is your Social Security problem? Questions will be answered In this column by your local. Social Security office. Address them to Social Security, Chicago Tribune, 435 N. Michigan Chicago, III.

6061 1. Give your full name, address, and Social Security number. cemetery, piease omit lowers. Memorials may be made to St. Athanasius Scholarship Fund.

869- 2900. Division, r-or puoiic Transportation information call 636-1193 or Chicago FOSTER J3-afaT. MARTIN0 beloved wile of tht late Rev. John Pekul and Edward P. Burns; fond mother of Gerald (Kitty) Burns, Eugene Burns, Eileen (Phil) Wengel and the late Bernice (William) Englert; beloved Little Ma to many grandchildren and greatn Jrandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday, 0 a.m., at Bourne Chapel, Avenue at 45th Place. Interment loc Marion P. Foster, at Palm springs, beloved wife of Reuben devoted mother of James (Lynn) of Hiohland Park. II. and Gail (Rovl Tom (Gaetane) Marline, beloved husband of Adeline nee Smolen; loving father of Bill Gabriel (Carol), Samuel (Marie), Michael, and Louis WOLKEN day.

9-io p.m. and Tuesday. 10 e.rm, to 10 p.m. 774-7257. SL0CUM I Charles Robert Slocum, of Glen El Ivn, loving husband of Eva; dear father of Charles R.

(Vlcki), William (Pam) and David (Susan); Grandfather of Lynn, Richard and Ann Marier son of Charles H. and the late Elizabeth Slocum; brother of Willard $. and Mary Steinhauser. Visitation Tuesday, 3 to 9 p.m. at the Leonard Memorial Home, Duane Glen Ellyn, where funeral services will be held Wednesday) at 1:30 p.m.

Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. SMITH John Patrick Smith) beloved brother ol Richard, Rodney of Tulsa, Okla. and Nolan. Visitation Sunday and 1-10 p.m. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Donnellen i Funeral Home, I0S25 S.

Western to St. Caletan Church. Mass Elmer Holmgren, beloved husband of Ethel and the lata Helen; devoted father of Judith (Rev. Albert) Weldlich, Elmer Holmgren and Donald E. (Kathy) Anderson; 12 grand-children and one great-grandson.

At Edgar Funeral Home, 10900 S. Cicero, Monday altera p.m. and Tuesday altar 2 P.m. In slatt Oct. 31, 1979, 10 a.m., at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, 7800 McCarthy Palos Heights, where services will be held at II a.m.

Entombment Oak Hill. W.W. I veteran, 1920 Graduatt of Kent Collage of Law, former member ot Illinois State Legislature, former Assistant Stales Attorney and former Circuit Court Judge. Memorials to tht church or Salem Village preferred. 423-1 600, or 723-0876.

lAnneiret; tona granatarner or tour, teem dear brother of Raphael Cal al cemetery, pastor ot spiritual Science Church. 3041 w. st. Former pastor of church on West 4Ui street and South Chicago, III. Visitation alter i p.m.

Monday, 737- dario. Funeral Tuesday 9 a.m. from Columbian Chapels 4621 North ave. Oak Park, to St. Giles Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment St Joseph Cemet. try. Please omit flowers. Visitation PELCZARSKI Monday 2 to 9 P.m.

sr 379' Mary Peiczarskl, net Slomlany, be- Announcements MATULIS JANICKI Haitie Malum, nee Dnewieckl, beloved wife of the late John; dearest mother of Richard. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from the Urbanek Funeral Home, 133J W. Jlst to St. Joseph Church. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m.

Interment Resur- a.m. Graveside service Wednes Roslyn wolken, net Kaftenbert, ef 2914 W. Coyle (Secretary tf A.W. Mendenhall Ce. Chicago and Bleyca Paper Hollywood beloved wife of Cyril loving mother ef Jody (Dr.

Gabriel) Schwartz and Hal (Cindy) Wolken; devoted grandmother of Eric Doug- las Schwartz; dear daughter ef tht jett Oavld A. and Irene Kaltenberg, i nee Kushman; fend sister tf Eiain. (Irving) Kolber; dear sister in law Irving (Trudy) Wolken; devoted autt of jerl (Norman) Jacobs, Mar- I tin Kolber and Steven (Linda) Kolber; great niece ef Fannie Kal- zenbtrg. Rest Snyder and Lll Bloom. Services Monday, 12 noon, at Welnstt'in Bros.

North Short Chapel, 111 Skokie tt Old Glenview Road, Wilmette. Interment Shalom Memorial Park, Palatine. Member of Temple Beth El ef Chicago, Women's American Ort, Elaine Setfler foundation and Hlllerest Country Club. In lieu of flowers, contributions te American Cancer Society er Lake Forest Hospital. Chapel visitation at time of service.

AL 4-5700 er RO 1-2400. fovea wttv or ine iare ueorge; loving mother of Marcy (Frank) Greene, Walter (the late Joan), Edwin Roseann) and the late Stanley; II grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 30, at a.m., from Kulasik Funral Home, 460 W. 31st Cicero, to Our Lady of Charity Church.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Visitation Monday. 2 ta :30p.m. 452-2005. HEART FUND MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS Fight Heart Disease a. are a Lasting Tribute to Lost Loved One.

Please send name of deceased, name a. address of relative to be notified, and your tax deductible check parable to the Chicago Heart Assn, 20 Wacker, Chicago 60606 346-4675 Funeral Directors recrion uemeiery. y4-aii2. MAURER ara Maurer. nee for.

Margaret G. Jamckl, nee Killat, age dl, suddenly, of Elmhurst, dear wife of Casimlr; beloved mother of Mrs. Kgren (Paul) Seger of Lombard and -Tony (Linda) of Elmhurst; dear grandmother of Kimberly and Alisa; dear sister ot Mrs. Annie Armstrong, Krlslotf Killat, Mrs. Lit Rovallnd Mrs.

Gladys Morrison all of Scotland. Funeral service 9:15 a.m. Wednesday from the Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main Lombard, to Immaculate Conception Church, Elmhurst. Mass 10a.m.

Visitation Monday, 6 to 10 p.m. and Tuesday, 2 to 10 P.m. 629-0094. merlvof Evergreen Park, lovinowife PELLEGRINI of Dr. W.

Maurer; loving mother 30HN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 35 Erie WHItehell 4-61160 day er tsaraooo, wrsc. Kindly omit flowtrs. Member ot 7th Armor Division, American Legion, Evergreen Park, Post No, 154. BE I-007S. STAN0WSKI Julia SianowsM, 4ge 91.

devoted mother of Irene (tht late Ralph) Fallen, tht late Anna (tht latt David) Dawson and the latt Chester loving grandmother of Arlene (H Slyer, Joan (Michael) Mary Jane (John) Hamma, Judy (WillyV Hamma and Maureen (Donald) Espositoi lond treat, grandmother tf eight. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N. Milwaukee to St. Tattlssus Church. Inter, ment St.

Adalbert. Visitation begins. Monday at pjtjJ74-4100. ot tout; aear sisrer or six; grana-m other of 16; great-grandmother of 14, Funeral Monday at Demaine Funeral Home, 520 S. Washington Cemeteries McKENDRY JAUGA BIASI Dominic M.

Bias), beloved husband ot Lucy, nee Morelli; dear son in law of Rose and the late Louis Morelli; fond brother in law of Mary (Louis) Bonfighio, Frank (Viola) Morelli, Josephine (Casimlrl) Gonzales and the late Ann (Vlto) Con-sola; dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. Member of and past Vice President of Scoltsdale Home Owners Association and President of Sunset Hills Association, Lake Geneva. L.O.O.M Lodge No. 3, St. Bede H.N.S.

and retired member of Local 70S I.B. of T. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., from tht Mclnerney Funeral Home, 7901 S. Komensky to St. Bede Venerable Church.

Mass 11 a.m. Please omit flowers. Visitation Monday after 2 p.m. Entombment Resurrection Gardens, Queen of Heaven Cemetery. 5054702.

BLASI Set George. Edward Thlet notice. BUNSTRUP John BllnstniP beloved husband of tht lett Helen, nee Konkowski; dear father of Joseph (Ulllan) and John (Elizabeth); grandfather of Joanne (Don) Schmidt, Eugene (Joann). John Robert (Mfchele), Michael (Karerl) and Kathleen; treat-grandfather of tli; fond rattier of Jean Bukowskl and Chester. Funeral Tuesday, Oct.

30, at 9:30 a.m., from Zielinskl Funeral Home, 2153 W. llth to St. Ann Church. Mass at 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection.

Visitation I to 9 p.m. SutvlAV and Mnnd.v. 934.1740- WYNARD Elsie e. McKendry, we Muschlns- Armando Pellegrini, age 13, beloved husband ef Lillian and tht late Dullia; loving father of Llta (John) Gulntoli; dear, step-father of Alda (Ralph) Kohlor and Norma (Ron) Tonietto; dear grandfather of 10; fond brother of Aladino of California Funeral 9 a.m. Tuesday, Oct.

30, from Vance Funeral Home, 1424 S. Cicero, to St. Attrecte Church. Inlermenr Mount Carmel Cemetery. Member of Cicero Hunters Club.

Italian Catholic Federation and the Grent-Perkholme Senior Citlrens Club. Please omit flowers. Visitation Sunday and Monday, i to P.m. 652 5245. See Leon J.

Zande notice. Re, wire or ine rant Arcnioaia H.t dear mother of Archibald F. E. (Juliette Memtor At 1 ZANDA 1 CEMETERY lots at Memorial Es-, tales, U00. Call aft 6 p.m.

685-9079 FAIRMONT CEMETERY 4 gravt lot. ilOOO. 445-5581 4-grave lot Oak Ridge Cmtry, will Separate, Reas. 015-385-9434 Leon j. zanda, beloved husband of STIFFENS Auk.

Portage Park Post No. 3393 V.F.W. Servlct Wednesday, Oct, 31th, 11 a.m., at Mali Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central Ave. Interment Irving Park.

In lieu of flowers, memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church, 201 N. Meadt ap- rne rate Anna; tono tamer ot eivnor Wynard; grandfather of Richard (Diane) Robert (Kathleen) Wynard) survived also by flvt treat- grandchildren. Services Tuesday, P-IA Am. frnrn U.raM Claudia C. Jauga, net Krygowskl, beloved wife of Robert; loving daughter ot the latt John and Belly Krygowskl; dear granddaughter of Amanda (tht late August) Malinsky and Kate (tht latt George) Krygowskir fond niece of many aunts and uncles.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Ocwieia-Moora Funeral Home, 2171 S. Throop to Immaculate Conception Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Visitation 4-10 Sunday and noon-10 Monday, 225-3616. Death notices seima p.

srertens, nee eendei, LaGrange Park, beloved wile ot tht lale George loving mother, of Pearl Peterson, Alict Maria M. (L.tt.rf inii.t nd PERK0W prccieieo. visnarton 4 TO 9:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, S4S-S420. George A.

(Grace); devoted grand- McNALLY Home, Roosevelt and Mannheint Roads, Hillside, to Divine Infant -Church, Westchester, where Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. by Rev. Edward Kush. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation Monday, 2 to p.m.

547-1200. JORDAN Margaret A. McNally, dearly btloved wife of tht late John F.t loving mother or Carmelite (Wilfred) Paulin, Rev. Cornelius J. O.AA.1.1 Rita John F.

Ift.rtrml.l morner or iu; great-grandmother of 21. Servlct Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at Frank M. Foran Funeral Home, 7300' W. Jlth St. (Archer Avenue lust west ot Harlem).

Interment Fair-mount. Visitation Monday, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Please omit flowers. Offerings appreciated in her memory, to Summit Bible Church.

450-0208. ZEILCR and Rev. Donald M. O.M.I.i dear waiter j. Perkow, latt ef Cedar Lake, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of the late Anna dear father of Janet Bulger and Walter Perkow; grandfather of John and James.

Visitation aflef.2 p.m. Monday. Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 30, at 9 a.m., from the Drumm Funeral Home, 1200 E. 13nd (one block west of the Calumet Eipressway on U.S.

6), South Holland. Mass 10 at St. Jude the Arwslle Church. Interment Oueen of Heaven Cemetery. Member of the American Leg-Ion, Woodiawn Post No.

175. Retired from Carson Pirle Scott aV Company. 333-0011. Miriam E. Zeller, nee Evans, be loved- wife of tht latt Emil waiter j.

joraan, mioveo nusoana of Phyllis net Schmit; dear son in aw of Erwin and Evelyn Schmit i ond brother In law of Erwin Jr. (Shirley); uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral service Tuesday, a.m., at the Onfllnal Rago Brothers funeral Home, 5120 W. Fullerton. Interment Mount Cermet Cemetery.

AR 6-7800 Of A 3-3120. STEINKE BR1SHKF Gordon of San Francisco, loving grandmother of Kim, Craig; and Kyle Foster, Douglas and Roy Gordon III. Services Monday, Oct, at 11 a.m. at Temple Jeremiah, 937 Happ Northfield. Interment Mount Mavrlv Cemetery.

Info Futth Funeral Direction, 677-4300. FRASE Samuel C. Frase, beloved husband of Ann, nee Henning; sleo-father of Martha Romano. Member of Edison Park Lodge No. 974 A.F, a.

A.M., Henry A. Honack Post No. 1583 V.F.W., Veterans of W.ifr. 1 Barracks No. 2030.

Plumbers Local Union No. 130 and C.T.A. Senior Citizens Retirement Org. visitation Monday, 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 30, 10 a.m., at Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5308 w. Belmont Av. Interment Oakridst Cemetery, AV FRIEORICK Daisy A.

Frledrlck, nee Miner, wife of the late Lambert; dearest mother of Howard (Panayula) and the late La Verne Peters; loving grand mother of Jeffrey and Gary Peters. Sharon Jenkins and Pam Friedrick; flreat-9randmother of Jeffrey Peters II; great-great-grandmother of Leslie Peters and Sarah Jenkins; sister of Joseph Miner and Helen Errgang. Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 31, at 10:30 a.m., from Mali Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central to St.

Ledislaus Church. Mass 11 a.m. Please omit flowers. Memorials to Luther Home, Merinette Wise, appreciated. J4S-S420.

FURMANSKI Julia A. FurmansM, net Autusfyn, beloved wilt of Joseph i dearest mother of Joseph M. (Lorraine), Jerome (Toni) and John (Mary)i dear grandmother of 10, fond daughter In law of Helen Zablocklt sister of Stanley (May), Bruno (Valerie), John (the latt Anne), the lata Walter Augustine, Marie (Zlgmund) Kola, Valerie (tht latt Casimlr) Pod-orskl, Eleanor (Bernard) Zablockl and Frances (Edward) Kuocrvk; aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral service Wednesday, Oct. 31st, 9:45 a.m., from Tht Montclair Funeral Home, t901 w.

Belmont to St. Ferdinand's Church to, Mass at 10:30 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Pleast omit flowtrs.

Contributions to tht Lukemia Foundation would be appreciated. Visitation begins 5 P.m. Monday. 622-9300. GEARY Alice M.

Geary, beloved wife of Lawrence; dearest mother of Gent Gerharz, Linda Halvorsen and Doug McClellan; grandmother ot six; sister of Eugene Lambalot, Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 31, at 9 a.m., from Man Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central Ave to St. Pascal Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Joseph. Visitation from 3 to 9:30 p.m. Monday, and II noon to 9:30 Tuesday, A4S-5420, CESSNER Marie A. Gessner, nte AAfiera, 88, of 5257 Lake Chicago, dear lister of Rev.

F. Mirera O.5.B. (Moderator of St. Preen pi us Mothers and Friends Club). Funeral services Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from Moravecek Funeral Home, 5318 W.

2itrt Cicero. Funeral Mass 10:30 a.m., at Mary Queen of Heaven Church. Interment St, Procopius Abbey Cemetery, Lisle, III. Visile-tionMonday, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

TO GORDOy Paul W. Gordon aoe Si, of Northbrook, btloved husband of Wary i dear fefer of John, Joseph and Sally. Visitation Monday, to at Henekatnp Funeral Home, 385 Waukeoan Northbrook, 12 fnlle north of Dundee Road. Funeral service Tuesday, 3 p.m., at Christ Church, 7M Sheridan Wlnnetka, II. Interment private.

In lieu of flowtrs, contributions to the American Cancer Society would tot rrecieletf, Inlo. 22-389Q. srartgmorner or in; tono sisrer-ot John (Millie) Long and the late Richard, Thomas, Elirabeth and Michael. Visitation Monday, 2 P.m.' to 10. p.m.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. from the Lukas Funeral Home, 1333 W. 127th, Calumet. Park, Seven Holv Fourders Church. Mass 10 a.m.

interment Holy Sepulchre. 38S-IS00. pr-arsf morner or rne tare Virginia Petros; loving grandmother of Diane (Rick) Coors; fond sister of Haakon and Ernest Evans and Grace Eckert and the lale Howard and Roy Evans. testing al Stermer Funeral Home, 453-59 Fullerton Ave. Services Tuesday, Oct.

30, at 1:30 p.m. Inter- ment Mount Olive. Visitation Mon-day, 5 lo 9:30 p.m, Pleast omit flowers. BE S-H15. KANTA AHIGRIM Ethel E.

Ahlgrlm. nee Rltrma, of Elmhurst. loving wife of Walter W.t beloved mother of Arthur B. (Ar tone), Robert W. (Elaine) and Roger D.

(Margaret); fond grandmother of Susan, Scott, Steven, 'James, Michael, Douglas, Laura, John, Jeffrey and Linda; sister of Catherine Mall and the late Peter 6. Rltrma. Past President of the Elmhurst Guild of Memorial Hosoi-' tal. Member of Elmhurst Women's 1 Club 'and former member of- North Austin Lutheran Church. Member of Elmhurst and DuPage Chapters A.A.R.P.

Resting at the family's funeral home, 567 S. Spring Elmhurst, from to Mon-' day and 2 to 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Services will be held 11 a.m.. Wed- nesday, Oct.

31, at Epiphany Luthe-' ran Church, Vallette and Spring Road. Ethel's wishes were that th-, desiring to do something In her memory may contribute to funds es-" tebllshed at either Epiphany Luthe-. ran Church or Memorial Hospital of DuPage County. Interment Mount Emblem Cemetery. 034-3515.

ATKINSON Gussle S. Atkinson, Oct. 5, survived by her husband, Harry Giant Atkinson; mother of H. Grant Atkinson Jr. (Eunice); grandmother of Andrew G.

Atkinson; sister of Helen Dunham and Esther Dunham. Visitation Monday, Oct. 29, 3 to 10 p.m., at the Raeo Bros. Funeral Home, 5120 W. Fullerton Ave.

Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30. Interment Mount Vernon, Wednesday, Oct.31. 622-5120, AUBRECHT Edward J.

Aubrecht, late of Forest Park, beloved husband of the late Estelle; brother of George Aubrecht and Irene (A. Richard) Downing; uncle of Eynwood Pem) Aubrecht and Lauire (Wlilalm) Strong; cousin of Rose Janorskl. Services Tuesday, at 10 a.m., at H. Mar Ik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak Berwyn.

Interment Bohemian National Cemetery. Masonic services Monday, at p.m., under the auspices of Prospect Lodge No. 957 A.F.- A.M., also member of Allebad Grotto, Greater Chciago Lodge No. L.O.O.M., Harvey Illinois Lodge No 1242 P.O. Elks and Lodge Woodroar Wilson No.

377 CS.A. Visitation Sunday after 4 p.m. 464-631 or 242-3255. BARANOWSKI Joseph Baranowskf, beloved husband of Lottie, nee Rodak; dearest father of Lucy (James) Machniek and Christine (Don) Clelland; dear Xrandlathr of four; fond brother of (aria (Kazimlerz) Jamskl and family In Poland. Funeral services Tue-day, 9:30 a.m., from Kozera Funeral Home, 1718 W.

40th to St. Joseph Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 2 P.m. to 10 p.m.

927-33M. BAYZIK Muriel C. Bavzlk, nee Beler, of Chicago, beloved wife of John fond sister of Lenict (Raymond) Chuipek and the late Arlene (Wilfred) Jaeger. Services and Interment private. Arrangements by Ahlgrlm and Sons Funeral Home.

Palatine, III. 351-7411. BENSKI Ted Benskl, beloved husband of Mary, nee Hanus; dear father of Theresa (Tom) Hawk, Charlene Don) MacGregor and Carol (John) Kosinski; grandfather of Andrew, Laura, Jack, Debbie, Karen and Mark; brother of Ralph (Irene) Be-necki, Viola O'Kopskl. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 from Lawn Funeral Home, 7909 State Rd. (5500 to St.

Gerald Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection. Retired from General Mills. 406-2320.

BERKSHIRE Joseph A. Bershlre, suddenly, devoted son of the late WiHian and Marlet dear brother of William (Margaret) Berkshire; fond uncle of William Gerald. Funeral service Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., at Curlev Funeral Home, 3510-20 W. 7th St. Interment Mount Hope.

Visitation 3 p.m. to 10 P.m. Monday. 776-2700. BERNACCHI Set Alan Plemonti Sr.

notice. 6ERNER0 Raschel Bernero, nee Mem, Oct. 27, beloved wife of the late Henry; dear mother of Frank and tht late Florence Liska and Edward; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother ot three. Funeral Tuesdav, Oct. 30, 9:30 a.m..

from Weimeskircfi Funeral Home, 7066 N. Clark to St. Jerome's Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Calvary (private).

Information RO 4-0071. Visitation 4 to 9 Monday. Herbert E. Steinke, beloved husband of the latt Elitabeth; brother of Fred C. (Annette) and Hilda Renda and the late William and Arthur.

Funeral services Tuesday, Oct. I p.m., al the John C. Melsiner Funeral Irving Park Rd. Interment Irving Park Cemetery. Visitation Monday, Oct.

29, a p.m. to 9:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations lo Heart Fund appreciated. Into. 734-9000.

PIEM0NTE waiter k. Kama, oeioveo nusoand ef the late Helen; dear father of Charles (Shlrlev)i lovfno Grandfather of Richard; fond brother of Peter, Frank John Richard, Edwin. Fred. Marv Tonev, Clara Olfiar and MILLAR Marts PV Millar Mmm'w ZINDRICK mother of Rosemary (Emory) Riley, Elmer C. Brlshke of San Antonio, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Maren net Wittet loving father of William (Mlyoko) Kram.

Donald L. Kram and Trudy i Robert) Hannon; grandfather of arrie Kram, Kelly and Robbie Hannon; brother of Charles Brishke, Esther Llttlefleld and Pearl Plotz. Funeral at Reveley Funeral Home, San Antonio. Tan. BRUNO Carmen J.

Bruno of Tlnley Park, loving husband of the late Nancy C.t fond father of Micki (Charles Morris; grandfather of Charles and Nancy; brother of Frank, Antoinette DeLuca, Lorretta Manes, Lee LaCarlo. Rose Rago, Evelyn Caporale and Maria Kaosalts. Visi i iwiniam) Heide, and Fr Eileen DeCroo. Resting at Stermer STRAND r-unerai tiome, jmjov r-uuenon Ave. Funeral Wednesday, Oct, 31 at Alex Piemonte beloved husband of Alblna, nee Corrolo; dear father of Viola (Fred) Bemacchi, Ale Jr.

(Therese) and the lale Gerderd (Evelyn); grandfather ol II. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., at the Galewood Chapels, 1157 N. Harlem to St. Giles Church, Oak Park. Mass 10 a.m.

William V. Mereullo. Funeral Director. Interment Mourn Carmel. Visitation Monday alter i P.m.

089-1700 or AU 7-S600. 9:30 a.m., to Our Lady of Grace Church. Mast 10 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert.

Member of Loean Avorwie Post Ho. 2978 V.F.W. and reared member of Local 73 Sheet Metal Worker's Union. Visltat.oa Monday afler 4 P.m. BE 4-181S.

ances teen) not Titian and tne late Arthur) sister of Hugh McCaulev, Sarah Mc Master, Arthur McCaulev and Helen Wolf; grandmother of II; Area f-9randmot her of five. Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. from The Palos (Lack) Funeral Home, 11028 Southwest palos Hilts, to Sacred Heart Church for 11 a.m. Mass. Interment St.

Maiv's Cemetery. Vlsiietion Monday 3, to 10 p.m. 74-4410. jcuepn d. zindrick of Downers Grove, beloved husband of Betle L.i fond father of Nancy (Jerome), Rue- -sell and Robert Zindrick; son ef Joseph and the late Mary Zindrick; brother of Richard (Mary) and Raymond (Ethel) Zlndrkk.

Marv Zindrick and Marianne (William) Bluma; arandtather of Meagen Rus- sell. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, at Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Main St. Downers Grove.

Mass St. Marys Church, Tuesday, Oct. 30, 11. a.m. Interment Assumption Cemetery.

960-0408. Erick H. Strand, beloved husband of Ruth Strand, nee Ohlberg; loving father ol Dolores (Nick) Vanden-berg, Bruce (Claudia) Strand and Christine (Bob) Filrpalrick; dear grendiether of five; great-grandfather of two. Funeral services Wednesday, 1 p.m., at Theis Funeral Home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski Rd.

Cremation private. Visitation after 4 p.m. Tuesday. Pleast omit flowtrs. 443-5100.

PIEM0NTI tation Monday, to 9 P.m., it the KARSNFR See Alea Piemonte Sr, notice. bee f-rinces urban nonce. RACINE KENNEDY M0U0Y EACH Leonard Memorial yiome S63 Duane Glen Ellyn. Funeral Mass Tuesday, 11 a.m., at St. Pet-ronillt Church, Glen Ellyn.

Interment St. Mary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, friends may make contributions to tht American Cancer Society. 469-0032. BUTTS -set Muriel Bayilk notice.

Ruby l. worn, ot aer-wvn, beloved wife of the late Claude. A.r devoted motrter of Viola Year-beck, Claudia McGowan, Paula E'w-Ina and Dorothy Wilson; dearest sister of Roberta Ford; lovinp trend-mother of sevent sreat-g rand mot her William J. Motley Sr. of Evanston, beloved husband of ElliaOetrw loving father of William J.

Jr. and Thomas John; grandfather of eieht; great grandfather of one. Visitation Monday, 7-9 p.m. Funeral services Tuesoay, 11 a.m., at Oonneilen-Fit9Erald-Frenklin Funeral Home, 10045 SfcQhie Blvd, at Old Orchard Road. Interment family Ipt.

675-1990 Alfred A. Racine, btloved husband of the late Mary O.r roving father of Maureen (Denis) Owens; dear- Jrandiether of Kerrl, Patrick and hristopher Owens fond brother of Eva Racine. Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 30, 9:30 a.m. from Ryan-Parka Funeral Home.

120 5. Northwest Park Ridge to St. Eugene Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Memorials to the Litfte Sisters ot -the Poor, 2350 N. Sheffield Chicago. Visitation to 9 p.m. Monday. of 15; oreat-ereat-orandmofher of ot visNonon moiKiav, at p.m.

to p.m. at Frank M. Foran Funeral Home, 7300 55th St. (Archer Avenue lust west of Harlem). Fu- lYIUIR -r i Joseph Church, Summit.

Mast 10 RAKSTANG witiiant A. Mulrof Clarendon HUH, twiaved husband of Florence; dear faifier of Shelly (James) Rvbersyk, Lesita (Bruce Van Geider, Terry (Terry) Timmons. Kav And Mtfheiii m. miermeqr rorcsi noma, 0208. all of your friends with a of Thanks" notice.

'Call Miss Thomas 222-3647 K0HIER grandfather ot Erin McLee Van Get- See Armando Pelieprinl notice. K0PLIN These symbols are now availaWa in the Chicago Tribuna death notice place a notice, call your funeral home director or Ms. Earl at 222-4146, wTurntotho--. (flucAfl0 (Tribune- Kenneth R. Raksfang, raving mis-band of Shjrtev, nee Isberner; fond lather of Robert (Susan), Kathy (Roland) Peutnitskv and Sharon (James) Murphy; grandfather ef four; brother of Neal and Jnhn; also survived bv many nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society would be apprttiefed. Services Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., at the Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home, Also N. Cicero Ave. Interment Rosehill. Visitation Monday, 4:30 10 10 p.m.

7Je-J8W. I Pasrruall Callers, beloved husband ot Mary, nee Sylvester; fond father of Rocct (Esther) and Teresa Cat. fero; grandfather of five; brother of Ann Celrero, Robert Ceflero and Margaret Goesdeckl, Visitation Sunday, 5 to 9 p.m. and Monday, 2 to 9 m. Service Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., at 5-Tledemann Funeral Home, 9560 Belmont Av, Franklin Park.

Mass 10 a.m. at St, Maria Goretfl Church, Intermit rJueen of Heaven Camel- ot. visual-ion at tMion Funeral Hs. Firt and Grent Strperj, MAt-drtV, tfcm 5 until 9. Meneuat services Tuedv, lorn, at Commontty Presbvien Chwrch Of Clarertfjn Hilts.

Mi? mm' Us pre-ferred fo the Evangelical Cn.id and famHy Services and Kemmersr Home, CO Community Presbyterian Church of Clarendon Hills, Prospects and Norfolk, Clarendon Hills. Interment Brortswood, Jij-Oii. Ememiel M. VopOn, femer owner o' Justrite Bo and Lei ot 300 N. Lake Sfwd beloved' husband Of JwMe denr father of (Jean).

Mervln ami the late Edwint loving orandtather of Caroline. Private family services were he'd, info Piscr vViemonel Chapel POM740..