Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 33

Chicago Tribune, Sunday, January 18, 1987 Section 2 7 Obiiusrtes Detroit art institute's 1st modern art curator Survivors include bis wife, Marga- ret; three sons, Robert, Martin, Gerald; five grandchildren and eight gjeat-grandchildren. Hannah Brenner Services for Hannah 90, a retired employee of General Motors Acceptance will be held at noon Monday in the chapel 5206 N. Broadway. Miss Brenner, of the North Side died Friday at home. She was in the Women's Air Corps during World War II, then worked as a shorthand reporter in the inspec-( tor general section of 5th Army headquarters.

She later worked for General Motors Acceptance Corp. for 23 years. Survivors include a sister. Dr. LJ.

Kunsch 1 Thomas J. Carvigen Mass for Thomas J. Carrigan, 1 8, of Glenview, will be said at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St Catherine La-bbure Catholic Church, 3535 Thornwood in the suburb, Mr. Carrigan died Friday in an auto accident in Omaha, Neb.

Mr. Carrigan was a freshman at Creighton University in Omaha. He was a graduate of Notre Dame High School for Boys in Niles. He starred in Marillac Play Produc- tions. Survivors include his parents, Jack tind Jane; a sister, Kathleen; a brother, William; his paternal grandmother, Kathryn Carrigan; and his maternal grandparents, Thomas and Rosemary McGinnis.

Martin P. Gleason Mass for Martin P. Gleason, 94, a former Joliet official and bank executive, will be held Monday at 1 1 a.m. in the Cathedral of St Raymond Nonnatus, 604 N. Ray-nor Joliet Mr.

Gleason died Saturday at St Joseph's Medical Center in Joliet In 1916, he was the quarterback of the Joliet Steel Works Club, one of the state's fledgling football teams, when it defeated the forerunner of the Chicago Bears, the Decatur Staleys. Mr. Gleason was the baseball and football coach of De La Salle High School in Joliet between 1920 and 1924 while he was working in the accounting department of the American Steel Wire Co. In 1933, he was elected Joliet Township Clerk, a post he held for 12 years. In 1955, he became a vice president of Union National Bank.

We're Sorry! In week's Venture Pries Sal put-out circular ve ata advertising a salt and pepper shaker set with basket holder on sale lor 3.49. Due to manufacturer's Inability to ship, this item wW not be available for this sale. Sorry, no rslnchecks. Also. In this same clrfculaf we are advertising bowl brush with holder or a matching oval waatebaskat on sal for 2.99.

Due to manufacturer's inability to atiip. these Hems wW not be available in peach for this sale. White and slate are available. Sorry, no In addition, in this same circular, are advertising heavy-duty laundry baskets on sale for 2.49. Due to manufacturer's inability to ship, this hem wHI not be available In brown for this sale.

Almond and slats blue are available. Sorry, no raincheckt. Also, In this same circular, we art advertising a handy-caddy on sale for 1 .49. Due to manufacturer's inability to ship, this ham yvil not be available in aqua for this salt. Almond is available.

Sorry, no rainchecks. We regret any inconvenience this may cause you. WALLACE Gredle Wallace. Grover City, CA, 77, died Jan. 16, 1967, longtime reoident of the Lawndale end Cicero area, beloved husbsnd of Stella, nee Rakowskl; lather ot Leonard of North Glen, CO, Arlene Reel ol Heynoldaberg, OH, Dorothy Murphy ol Naperville, IL and Sharon Martin, Coal valley, IL; preceded tot death by eon grandfather of 12; great-grandfather ot rothet of Herman Wallace end John Orban; uncle of many nieces end nephews.

Employed by; International rlarvaater tor many year. Memorial oorvtco pending in Illinois. WARSHAW Alyoe N. warenaw, nee jonnson, oeravea wne or toe late Dr. Jack 8.

Warshaw; deer mother of Nancy (Paul Brown; devoted grandmother ot Jeffrey end Stephanie Brown; loving Slater ot. Herold (Betty) Johnson, of Sunrise, FL and the late 8ydney (H. Morton) Blumberg. service Mon day 1 6206 ti a.m. at rteer-weinesein sjarwraa cwapai, N.

Broadway. Intrmnt Weatlawn. Frienda are aaked to pay their respects at time ot service. Please omit dowers. Into.

661-4740. WEISBERG Philip Wefsborg, beloved husband of Shirley, nee Weiseman; dear lather of Lynn (Edward) 'Thorpe, ot acoirsoaie, nt, wtenee (Ann) ena Jack (Bonnie) Weleberg; devoted grandfather of Sondre, Leslls and Erin Thorpe, Jamee and Ryan Hayee; loving brother ol Ceil (the late Irving) Time (8am) Mslkln, Mollie (the late Sidney) Lel- oer, tne late narry weisnerg ana uowree (oem) Ksufmsn; tond brother-ln-lsw ot Rico (the late Lillian) Boren and Harry (Ruth) vice Monday 12 noon at Pilar Wilnstim Manumh Chapel, 8200 N. Skokle Skokle. interment Shalom Memorial Park. Friends ere aaked to pay their respects at time ot service.

Please omit flowers, into. 878-4740. WELLS Sarajane Welle, age 73, of Chicago, beloved mother of Stephanie (Ron) Quan; devoted grand-: mother of Stephen and Lauren Quan. Memorial Service Sunday, Feb: 1, 1987, 7 p.m., at the' Churoh of lite Three Crosses, 333 W. Wisconsin Chicago.

In lieu of flowers, memorlala may! be made to ADRDA, Chicago Chapter, 846 Chicago Evanston, IL 60202. Into. Do an Ilea rtegerakt FrarataVt. 860-2900 WODT Raymond w. wendt, loving husband of Susan, devoted eon ol Raymond and Lil lian.

Memorial Maaa January 18, 1987, at SL Angela Church, 10:30 em. Omit flowers. WHTGEN an- Robert E. wiitgen, late ot riniey Eii owner and operator of 8 Bona Truok-'T mg beloved husband ot Jeen, nee ftader, devoted father of Gay (Porter) Wllaon, Robert J. (Llaa and Tony (Crystal) Wiitgen; desr grandfather of Nathan and Charles; loving brother of William (Ethel) Wiitgen and Florence Boothe.

Visitation Sunday, 3 to 8 p.m., and Monday, 2 to 8 p.m. Funeral service Tueedsy, 11 a.m., at tne ThomrMoe Feneral Home, 16801 8. Cottage Grove Doiton, lour blocks north ot 162nd St (Route 8). Interment Beverly Cemetery. VI1-2300, WROBEL Eugene R.

Wrobel, age 47, beloved husbsnd ot Gloria, nee Liplnskl: dear brother ol William (Joan); fond uncle ot Christopher, Cindy, Lisa and Ailean Wrobel, Amy and Craig Vlncua; loving son of the late Cyril and Catherine Wrobleskl. Funerel. service 8:30 a.m. Monday, Jan. 18, 1887, from Home.

10701 S. Harlem Ave. Worth, to Our Ladv ot the I the Ridge Church, Chtcego Ridge. Mass 10 s.m. Interment Reeurrection Cemetery.

Visitation Saturday 6 to 8 p.m. and Sunday iai pjn. saaouuu. Ftmmbtr loved ont with an In Mcmorlam. To olaco vour ad, call 222-2222 Funeral Directory Dependable Information, guidance and arrangement are Just a few of the aervtce afforded by the Funeral Director Hated here.

SUI4JVAN PUNIRAL HOMI 2701W.Wrd 778-tW)0 ACIQALUPO-ANZILOTTI Many facilities located in Chicago All SUDUrnS B47-W7 CASIY-iASKOWSKl 4540-50 W. Dlvsrsey 777-6300 DINICOLO-USNIAK 6734 W. Dlvsrsey JB99-011S MALIC 4 tONS GUARDIAN CHAPUy 834-98 N. Ashland Ava. HA1-5800 6000 N.

Milwaukee Ave). 774-4100 WM. SMITH A SONS Joseph R. Llnd, Director 2500 N. Cicero' 237-6070 THUS OOR8KI FUNERALS 3517-27 N.

Pulaski 463-5600 IWarCTrwMOWSteyiATioH mamma thw ointcToiw etx nuns WiONt SOaV, FMMV AND SUNDAY, mm ry tpwi KI grandchildren; a brother; and two sisteiv Albert W. Kuhn Mass for Albert W. Kuhn, 83, president of a brick suppliers company for 25 years, will be said at 9:30 a.m. Friday in Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, 9557 S. Lawndale, Evergreen Kuhn, of Evergreen Park, died Friday in Little Company of Mary Hospital He helped found Hoiss Kuhn and Chuman Brick Suppliers.

Survivors include his wife, Leda; a son, William; a daughter, Alice Allen; and six grandchildren. Samuel A. Ingerson Services for Samuel A. Ineerson. 82, a retired employee of Western Electric will be held Tuesday in Down state Weldon.

Mr. Ingerson, of the South Side, died Friday Oak Forest Hospital, Oak Forest Survivors include a brother. BevanB. Lewis Services will be private for Bevan B. Lewis, 89, a retired Pur-; due University engineering proles-, sor.

Mr. Lewis died Saturday at the Harrison County Hospital in Corydon, Ind. He was considered a worldwide expert on the railroad industry and was a professor of railway engineering at Purdue ini Lafayette, trom 1 940 1966. From 1921 to 1944, he was general manager of the United Fruit rail firm in Central America. Survivors include five daughters, Virginia Beatty, Carol A.

Lewis, Georgia Morehouse, Capt Quentm Lewis and Maryland Austin. SKEFFNER Adele M. onermer, beloved oeugnter or me late Lewis end Agnea Shetlner; dear alater of Berthe Filield end the late Mary Blum; aunt ot many nlecea and nephews; devoted friend ot Marge noeinei. runerai tuesosy, p.m., trom lake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103rd St, Oak Lawn, to Immanual United Church ol Christ 8816 S.

Campbell, Evergreen Perk, for services at 1 p.m. Entombment Evergreen Mausoleum. Visitation Sunday and Monday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. For public transportation Information oall 836-1183 or Chicago 736-4242.

81EBERT Harold R. "Harry Siebert, beloved hue-I band of Geraidlne nee Borowskl; 'dearest son at the late Harold and Anna Siebert; loving son-in-law ol Valentine end Florence Borowskl; fond brother-in-law of Frsdrlo (Fran), of Orovllle, CA; dear nephew ot many aunts and uncles. Member of St Rite H.S. Alumni Assn. Funersl service Monday 10:16 a.m., from Thorepeon a Kuaneter Feneral Home, 6670 W.

85th St, to St Alexander Church for 11 a.m. Maaa. Entombment Reaurrectton Gardens Mausoleum. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 2 to 8 p.m. Into.

442-0600. SMITH Frank Smith, age 75, dear tamer of Patricia R. McHugh and Frank L. (Judith); grandfather of eigne great-granaiamer ot two; iona owner or Norman. Visitation Mondav.

o.m. Funeral service Tueedsy, 11 a.m. at Colonial Chapel, laezs a. rara uriana ram ttootn ana nar- tern). Interment Beverly.

Memorlala to the Ameri can uancer society preterrea. oc-ouu S0RENSEN Elsie ft 8orensen, age 61. ot BertieR, January IB, beloved wife at the lata Hana P. Soransen: devoted mother ot Robert, Kenneth end Loia Rhode; dear alater of the late Ella Thompeon: fond grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of fifteen. Funeral Monday, 11 a.m.

from aartwood Memorial CheoeL U.S. Route 20 end North BsrV lett Barllett. IL. Interment Bartled Cemetery. yieitauon eunuay, e-e p.m.

STABINER n-a stabiner. dearly beloved husband ol Norma. nee Weinshsnk; devoted father of Keren Stabiner Lawrence Dletz), of Santa Monica, CA and Lort Steve) Hershman, of Dalles, TX; loving grandta-her of Lssly end Joshua Herahmen; deer son-in-law of Ethel K. Walnahank; brother of Dorothy (J. Maurice) Bell, ol Clearwater, FL.

service Mondav 11 a.m. at Plssr WemsWa Menerak Checel. 8200 N. Skokle Skokle. Entomb ment Beth snerim, Shalom Memorial park, in lieu ol flowers, memorlala In hla name to Oncology Dept.

Northwestern Memorlol Hospital, co Dr. Leo Gordon, 222 E. Superior, Chicago. 80811, would be appreciated. Exec.

VP ot Blumfleld unicago. Memoer a nnicrest mm. rnenoe are aaked to pay their respecte at time of service. eno. of v-srsu.

STAND (STANIEWSKn Walter Stand, beloved son of ttte late Nicholas and brother ol Leo (Julia), Mary (Paul). Tucker, Carrie (Carl) Lufft, the lete Stanley, Joeeph and Frank; uncle and greet-unde of many nleoea and neohews. Funeral Mondav. 8:16 a.m.. from Becvar Funerel rMreetore, 6216 8.

Kedzie to 8t Joseph Church, Summit, Msss 10 is. Interment Reeurrection Cemetery. Vlsltstion noon p.m. into. rro-OBu.

STANKE William H. Btanke, died Nov. 9, 1886. fn Lake Havaau City, AZ, formerly ol Chicago, husband of Medora; brother of Theodore (Lorraine) and Ruth joaapn oienena, into, (atzj sw-iiwe. STATER Wg.

Frederick D. 8tater veteran Korean 3 Conflict, beloved son of Frederick Sr. end tha late Lenore Staler: deer brother of Dorothy (Fred) Bedore, Donald (Joan) and Joann (David) MusaA fond uncle ot Steven (Gabrialle), Thomaa and Ronald Bedore. Resting et Beverly Ridge Chapel, 10415 8. Kedzie, where aervtce win oe neio Monaay i p.m.

interment Evergreen, Visitation Sunday 3 to 9 p.m. SWANSTR0M Anna G. Swanstrom. beloved wile of the late Oscar loving alater ol Louise M. Lehnert; tond aunt of Walter A.

Lehnert No visitation. Funeral and Interment private. Memorial service 8unday, Jan. 25, 2:30 p.m. at Bethany Methodist Terrace, 8426 N.

Waukegen Morion Grove, 80063. In neu or nowera, oomrioutiona may oe men id Bethany Methodist Terrace. Info. We, BmMi 6 ior-euru. SYK0RA Mae A.

Sykora, nee Sohsralger, of Berwyn, wife ol the lete Jamee loving mother ot Maryann (William) Brade and the late James (Dorothy); fond grandmother ot James end Gerard Sykora and Helene (Robert) Englemen, Wllliem, Linda and James Brade. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m. from Unberl Funeral Heme, 6620 W. Cermak to St Mary of Celle Church. Mass 10:30 a.m.

Interment St Adalbert Visitation Sunday, 24 p.m. 748-2266. TRACY Genevieve "Babe" Tracy, beloved daughter ot the late Peter end Elizabeth, nee Kehoe: fond sister of the late Elvira R. and Frank Gertrude Smith and Camlllla Hogan; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews. Member of St Catherine of Alexandria Senior Citizens the Southeide Cetholie Womens Club.

Funeral Monday, 8 from the Andrew J. McOenn a Son Funeral Home, 10727 8. Pulaski, to St Catherine of Alexandria Church. Maaa 9:30 em. Interment St Mary.

Visitation Sunday, 2 to 8 p.m. 881-8282. TRYNER Irene C. Tryner, nee Planlz, of Broadview, beloved wife of tha late Frank: loving mother Jamee (Nancy), Barbara (Burton) Calkins, Thomaa (Gall) and the late Frank; grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of three. Funeral ser-vtcea Mondav.

10.30 a.m. from readetaw Funeral Heme, 2020 Roosevelt Broadview, to SL Sim eon cnurcn. Mess 11 s.m. mtermem at Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 2-8 p.m.

344-3044 TwrrcKLU Bee Edwerd H. Creadon notloe. V0GLER Donne B. Vogler, et Gum, Jan. 16, 1887, loving write of Joseph mother ot Tenia, Jason and Erlcka; daughter of Elizabeth Sacramento; alater at jonn ona uoan oacramenm Mealing el Mereh Funeral Home et Oarasa, Washington and temetery uumee, from 9 to p.m.

Monday. Funersl Mass 10 a.m., Tuesday al St Patrick Church, Wadsworth. Interment Aacenelon Cemetery. Memorlala to St. Partrlck Church or the American cancer society.

336-0127 WACKER Robert J. Wacker of Berwyn. beloved nuaoano or Laverne, nee tspuck; aear tmtttmm Laura Banak, Richard (Louise), John (Valerie) and William (Pamela); grandfather of three. Visitation Sunday, January 168 tot p.m. at the Joaaoaj Ifeeek a Bone Funeral Hoees, 6718-18 W.

16th St, oomer of Euclid, Berwyn. Services Mon-' day, 10 a.m. at Concordia Lutheran Churoh, 32nd and Home Berwyn. Interment Chapel HiH Gardens West In lieu ot Mowers, contributions to Concordia Lutheran Churoh end Good 8hephard unnoran vniron emno oe epprecieteu. NEW YORK Samuel J.

Wag-staff the first curator of modern art at the Detroit Institute of Art, has died at age 65. Mr. WagstafT died Wednesday of and pneumonia in his 5th Avenue apartment here. During his years at the DIA, from 1968 to 1971, he was recognized as a galvanizing force for collectors and artists and his bits and acquisitions were regarded to be of major significance. He secured Tony Smith's "Gracehopper" sculpture for the museum.

"Sam was always the head of the crowd," said Michael Kan, curator of the museum's African, Oceanic and New World cultures. "He had tremendous wisdom. In the early 1970s, when he bought the DIA's DiSuvero sculpture, people were balking at paying $75,000. The only one that's come on the market since sold at auction for a Quarter of a million dollars. He aid the foundation for the museum's contemporary period collection." Mr.

WagstafT left the DIA to collect photographs and in 1984 he sold his collection of more than 6,000 photographs to the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles for Death Notices GOLDSTEIN Cells Goldstein, nee Koslkov, 88 years, beloved Wile of me late Aaron; devoted mother ol Ruths (Ben) Sacks end Merton (arigltto), at Albequer-'. que, NM; dear grandmother ol five; great-grand-. mother of five; fond sister of Esther flats Sam) Salk, Oalla (Edward) Solovy, Frieda (Sol) Oollay and the late William and Isadora; fond elster-m- law ot Dora Koslkov Meystet snd Peart Goldstein. Service Monday, 1:30 p.m.

at Wslnatoto Brethere Chaeel, 1300 W. Devon, fnkwmont Jewish Oak Woods, Etsrnal Light Section. Member of Cong. B'nal Zton. HO1-2400.

GOODFRIEND Joseph B. Goodfrtend, beloved husband of Anne, nee Goggln; loving father of David (Lenore) and the late Riohard D. (Mary). Joseph E. (Cath-" erlne) fond grandfather of eight; great-' granoiarherof two.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. from Thompson 8 Keonolor Funsraf Heme, 6670 W. 96th St. to 8t Gerald Church for Maes at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Visitation Sunday, Stotm. Reared painter from Local No. 147. G0RSKT Donald F. Gorakl, husband of Pat nee Kljak; father of David F.

(Mercy) and Carrie Gorskl; son of Emily and the law 8tanley; brother of Laverne (Robert) Zabel. Memorial mass Monday. January 10. 11 a.m. at St.

Paul of The Cross Church. No visitation. Information, Wren Parke Funeral Home, 823-1171. GUTKOwsra Frank Gutkowskl, beloved husband of Laura, nee Bernas; dear father of Frank E. (the late Loretta) end Dorothy (Robert) Teemer; grandfather ot Robert, Heieno (Richard), Gary and Thomas; fond brother of John (Ann), Leo (Cells), Chester (Anna), Raymond (Helen) end Dolores hart.

Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 from ModeM Funeral Home, 6726 S. Pulaski to Queen of the Universe Church. Masa 9:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, to am and Monday, 1 to 8 p-m.

767-4730. HABERMANN Herbert T. Habermann of Oak Brook, loving husband ot the late Lillian: dear father of Herbert T. Jr. (Joyoe) and Robert grandfather ot Her- ben, i i nomas, Whitney and Charles: areat-arand- father of Rachel and Allison.

Visitation Monday Jan. 18, 1S87 from 10:30 a.m. until Urns of service 11 a.m. at Teen Funeral Heme, 4020 Main 81., Downers Grove. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens feat veimnory.

seo-ueus. HARDING John H. Harding. Jan. 16, 1887.

of St. Petersburg, FL, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Mar garet Harding, nee spear, deer father of Sheila and John Harding; grandfather ot five. Vliltatton Sunday. 3 to p.m. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m.

trom Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 8Mh St, to St Germain Church for Mess of the Resurrsction at 10 a.m. interment Mount Olivet 238-3600 MICKEY Genevieve C. Hlckey, ege 81, loving slstor of ttte late Leo Hlckey, Dorothy O'Shee. Eileen Butler end Elizabeth "Jean" (William Riley, fond aunt ot many.

At Rene Breams. 3600 W. 86th St. Sunday, 1 to 8 p.m. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., to St Adrian Church.

Maes 10:46 a.m. Interment Hohf 6eoukwe. Rat red teacher. Park School Rlverdale. Former member St Vfnoent de Paul Choir.

230-3800. HOFFMAN Ronald J. Hoffman, of Wllmette, husband of Charlotte; father of Kevin, Gregory, Scott T'end There (Keith) George. Visitation 4 to Monday at an. H.

Soot Overmen Chapel, 1100 Greenlee) Wllmette. Service and Inter. ment private, ki lieu ot flowers, contributions to ma new insr man scnooi ocnoiarenip i-uno approciaieo. 2Di-euu. H0LZBACH 1967, age 81 years, of Brsdanton, FL, formerly of Rlverdale, beloved husband of Helen; dear father of Robert; grandfather of Jacqueline and William; brother of Andrew, Ross Wler end the me oaorge end Robert Memorial service will ee new in unicego area in lais spring.

HnRwrr7 Pamele Horwtli, loving fiancee of Thomaa Poteroo; dear daughter of the late Sol and Pearl HorwIH; devoted slater of Mlchsel (Shari) Hor-wltt; loving aunt of Scott, Paul and Barry; beloved friend of Seraftna and Melissa Potenzo: dear cousin end friend of many. Service Monday 10 a.m. at WimiHIn Bremen WNmetto Chapel, 111 8kokle Wllmette (1 block No. ol Old Orchard). Interment Menorafi Gardens, Broadview, vlsltstion Sundsy 7 to 8 p.m.

fn lieu of flowers, contributions to Evsnston Hospital Can- mm vere Italian. M1IU. XDD-OUU. JASK0T Ann E. Jaakot, nee Lobaci, beloved wile of the Isle Joseph dearest mother ot Jerome, Joen Bush end Judl (Tom) Krenglel; loving grand-fnothar of Nicholas and Jeremy Krenglel; tend elster ot Stanley Lobecz, Helen Krzyzanowakl, George Lobecz, Regina Rogelskl, Edmund Lobecz era in lew jonn, Micnaei and Joseph lobecz.

Funeral service Tuesday 0 em. from Schlalk Addtaea Street Punerei Home, 7710 W. Addison St, to 8t Francla Borgia Churoh for 8:30 a.m. Mass. interment 8t Adalbert Cemetery.

Visitation Sunday and Monday 2 to 10 p.m. Please omit lowers. Memoer ot Wisconsin blub. JONES Ellen J. Jones, nee Beers, of Berkeley, beloved wile ot the lete Charles deer mother ol Thomaa (Jsen); loving grandmother of Christopher Devtd and Timothy Erik.

Resting at llonweo aeyBrsee Funeral Home, 6003 Burr Oak Barkateo. Sundan. 9 to a.m. and 7 to 8 D.ffl. Services Monday, 10:30 a m.

interment Memory Gardens. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society appreciated. b-giw. JOSEPHnis John M. Jdaephltia Jan.

17, loving hus- r-s omna or me isie cva, nee eozya, josspniiia; dear father of Richard (Maria), Thomaa (unarlene) and John (Marilyn) Josephine fond grandfather of live; brother of Peter (Marge), the tea) Mens (Stanley) Jinn, tva (joaapni ri and William (Alloa) JoaephiUs; fond uncle of nieces and naphawa. Member Cardinal Mu lain Council K. of C. Funeral service Tueedsy, 8:30 em. from ManaieBe funeral Home.

2533 W. 71st St Maaa of Chrlatlan Burial 10 a.m.. Bl Rita Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Vlsita- non Sunday and Monday, 8-t p.m.

476-2348 To Mass for Dr. LJ. Kunsch, 81, a family physician and surgeon in Napervillc for 51 years, will be y- said at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Napervillc He died Friday at Edward Hospital in Napervillc He was a 1928 graduate of John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio and a 1933 graduate of Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine. He began his private practice in Naperville in 1936.

He was the first president of the staff of Edward Hospital in 1956. He was a veteran of World War II and served with the rank of major as a field surgeon in Gen. George Patton's 3d Army medical corps. Survivors include his wife, Jane; three sons, John, Daniel and a Sally, four 0UVERI0 Cart c. Ollverio.

beloved husband ot Ann, nee Laverly; loving lather of Catharine (Thomaa) Reynolds, Rosemery (John) Moloney, Joseph (Jay), Dolores (John) Vakaltia and Agnes (Joseph) rece; over grantnetner ui to; ureai-granorainer Ol 17; tond brother of Edith, the late Sal, the late Mary and tha late Peter; nleoea end nephews. Funerel Tussdsy, January 20, at 8 a.m. from the Sour Manor Funeral Home, 6748 W. 36th Cicero, to Our Lady ot Charity Church ton 8:30 a.m. Mass.

Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Planes omit flowers. Visitation Sunday and Monday, 2 to 8 p.m. 662-6661. PER30HNER Olivia Perbohner, nee Zemon, beloved wife of the ate nooen; loving motner or Arthur (I helms) Perbohner and Barbara (Neall Gartz: deerael grandmother of Jill Moss, Erie end Robert Per- oonner, Alison Burgee, ana Kenneth Qertz; greet- Srandmomer of three; slatsr of Bernlta Saper; ear aistsr-ln-law of Lillian Cherry.

Graveside services Monday, 1:30 p.m. at 8halom Memorial Park Cemetery, Palatine. Arrangements by Lowrenos Feaerat Home, 738-2300. PET0 Wsltsr E. Pete, devoted and loving husband of tha lata Nellie, nee Carter; loving father of Donald J.

and Shirley M. Palo: aroud Kanotatner of David (Lou Anne), Daniel and Julie do, Frank. Diane and Mlchele lovlno son of the lata Joaeoh and Augusta, nee Dam-long; dear brother oi Raymond (Maria) and tha late Conrad and Clarence Peto; dearest friend of Merle Knlppen; uncle of many nlecea and nephew. Chapel service Monday, 11 a.m., at the laaeleaw) Feneral Heme, 4727 W. 103rd SL, Oak Lewn.

Interment Cedar Park Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 8 to 10 p.m. In lieu of flowers. mwmorHue ma American lanoer society would be aDOf eclated. For Dublin trenerjartation (nkxma.

non can sn-tiw) or wiicago 736-SZ4Z. PIRAR0 Carmels Pirate, beloved wife of the late Andrea: owing motner or joaeon o. IMarv Ann). Ann kAmrtm (Da, art tnn.lph Andrea C. and tha late 8alvatora: orandmothar of worn; turn sister nose L-urcto, Anarea n.

rir- aro, saran Beilipanm and the late Josephine Rlneldl. Funersl Mondav. 8:30 a.m.. Irom tha wtanai Rase resnera Funeral Home, 8120 W. Fulierton.

Mass 9:30 am. at St William Church. Interment St. Joeeph Cemetery. AR6-7800 or itAMio.

visnauon ounoay, to p.m. P0P0VICH Alice Popovlch, nee Ruplck, beloved wife of Vie late Dragutln; loving sister of Robert (Ann) and William (Zora): torxf aunt of Candice (Dr. Daniel) Jenowskl, Thomaa. end Valerie. Resting at the BSusrtuMCaenehek Funerel Heme, 6778 W.

Lawrence Ave. Funeral Monday, 12 Noon, at Holy Resurrection Serbian Orthodox Cathedral, 6701 Redwood Dr. Interment Montrose Cemetery. Visitation Saturday 8 p.m. to 8 p.m.

and Sunday 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Portion (Wake Service) Sunday 7 p.m. Member of Circle of Serbian Sisters and teletype pioneers ot America. 646-3800 POTENZO sea Pamela Horwitz nodes.

P0W1CK1 Welter Powlckl, beloved husbsnd ot the lata Btena; loving ratner ot Edward (the late Lillian); devoted grandfather of Donna (Dave) Daniel and Andrea. (Allan) Kuznsr: oreat-arandfa- ther ot five. Funeral Monday, January 18, at 8:15 a.m. from Colonial Feneral Home, 8260 N. Mil-.

woueee, to our Lady Mother of the Church. Inter. mertlMsryhlll. Visitation Sundsy, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.

-a RUSMEK Anne M. Rusinek, beloved daughter of the late Roman and tie lete Eva: dear elater ot Nora, John (Jean). Waller (Jean) end the late Edward (the lete Claire); fond aunt of Barbara (Bob), Nancy (Russsll), Rodney (Gall), Walter, Tim (Linda) and Robert (Cathy); great-aunt of eight; uneral Monday 8:15 a.m. from 8ka)e-6tanly Funeral Home, 3060 N. Milwaukee to St.

John CsnrJua Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St Adalbert visitation Sunday to 8 p.m. 942-3330. RYAN Vlrainia M.

Rvan. nee Harris, beloved wife ol trie lete Thomas Ryan CPO: devoted mother ot Thomaa CPD (Mary Ellen), Robert CFD (Pstti). Virginia (Phil) McEvoy and John Ryan; fond grandmothar of alx; loving alater of Helen (Thomaa) Harmon and the late Frank 'Bud' Harris and Leonard Harrta. Trusted friend of Bill Mao. Bratney.

visitation Sunday 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Funeral Monday 8:46 em. from The Andrew J. MoGann 8 Son Feneral Home, 10727 S.

Pulaski to Ouesn ol Martvra Churoh. Maes 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Member of Queen of Msrtyre Society. St Jude Polios League meat sunoay ai xuis mure, sis-rroo 8ANDELS Bernard C.

Sandela. beloved father of Helen (David) MoNamara and Joan (Roy) Carlson; loving grandfather of Claudia, Jill, Jeanlne, Roy Micnaei, taura ana retries, ana greet-granatatner ot Michael. Diane and Kevin; tond brother ol Sedle Jensssne, 8ignora Poiln, Florenoe Levin and Lucille Parker and the lete Eatetle Castarrj Funeral Mondav. Jan. 18th.

I o.m.. at eta Drake i Chaeal, 6303 N. Weetern Ave. ktter- ment Rooehill Cemetery. Visitation Sunday from a p.m.

to 8 p.m. kin. 661-8674 SCHADEN Robert A. Schaden. formerly of Chicago.

awev at tha AlrJerwood Manor Nuralna Home. 8pokane, WA, beloved husband of Margaret nee Marx; loving tamer or susan ana rteiai (Robert Jacobs); brother of otto and Carol Schaden. Memorial servlcee were held et Immsnuet Lutheran Church In Moaaa Lake, WA, en Saturday, January 17. Memorials may be made to the ochoiershlp fund ol Big Bend Community College, Moeee kaxe, nn. sws.

SCHICHT Ruth G. Bchlcht beloved sister ot Ema C. (Clar ence Matz; loving sum or raw L. (vaugnan) Zaohery and Joshua Mstz. Retired employee oi Montgomery ward, runerai service lueeoay at a.m.

Mats Funeral Home. 3440 N. Central Ave. Vteitetion Sunday and Monday, to 8 p.m. Inter ment vonooruie.

eo-oai. SCHNEIDER Evelyn C. Schneider, of Skokle, beloved wile of ttte late Edward M. Schneider; lend mother of ueorgia (toward) peianey and Eugene E. (Trudy) Schnaldsr; loving grandmother of Catharine.

Anne, Maureen, Patrick, James and the late Edward Delaney si iter ot Eleanor Vetter, Jamee (Sally) and ttte late William, Thomaa, and George Unklater and Margaret Furino. Vlsltstion eurnay, a p.m. runerai Monoay, rx a.m. from Dennallan-Pltseerale-Pranklln Funeral Home, 10046 8kokie Blvd. at Old Orchard Skokle, to SL Joen of Are Church.

Maaa 10 a.m. Entombment Queen ot Heaven Mausoleum, neu ot newer, memorieie may oe mao to Parklnaon Diieaae Foundation. 676-1990. in Samuel JVWagstaff Jr7 iri 1970 a reported $5 million. At his death, he was working on a collection of silver objects that was to be exhibited in New York.

Mr. WagstafT studied art history at New York University and was chief curator at Wadsworth Athenaeum, in Hartford, before going to Detroit He is survived by a sister, Judith WagstafT Jefferson, of New York. KAIETA August J. Kslata, Veteran of WWII, beloved husband of Frances, nee Zlentek; loving father of Donald J. (Dorlal.

Barbara F. (flanl Angelua and Dr. Angle J. Kaleta, D.D.3 dw grandfather of nine; looo I brother of Marge (the ate Joaeoh) Tokarz. Anton IMarvl.

Albert (Emma), Florence (Louie) Luberda and the late Charles (Gertrude); also many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, January 18 at 8:30 a.m. from The Fortune Funeral Home, 4401 8. Kadzle to Five Holy Martyrs Church for Msss of Christisn Burial at 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

Vleitstlon Sunday, 2 to 10 p.m. Former member of James. J. Zlsntsk Post No. 418 A.L 623-7781.

KESSIER Alex easier, sr. Vice President and General Manaoer of Vltabath. Inc. fa Division of Beechem Cosmetics In Chicago), formerly of Cedarhurat, pit, aieo on jan. in, iwr, oeioveo nusosno or Msrcis, nee Koenlg; loving father of Steven, Jill (Andrew) Wlldenberg, Judy (Peter) Baum, Barbara and hla future son-in-law Jen Cohan; fond grandfather of Jessies and Amy Wlldenberg and ryan Baum-devoted son ot Cetla Horowitz; dear brother of Shirley linger end Diane Meislsr; beloved uncle ot msny nieces and nephews.

Member of the South Shore Masonic Lodge No. 1126 In lieu of flowers, donstions may be made to the Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center, 600 Highland Madison, Wl 63702, the Northwestern University Section of Hematology end Oncology or the Northwestern Hospice Group. Services will be field 8undav. Jan. 18.

1087. 2:16 p.m., at the Boulevard-Riverside Chapel, 1460 Droauwoy, in nvwien, Long tetano, nt eno at me new Monteflore Cemetery In Farmtnodale. NY. A memorial service to be held In Chicago ia scheduled tor a later date. (616) 2864100.

KNAPP Fred 'Ted" Knapp, beloved husband of Helen, zusch, Shsrlene (Arthur) Swsnson, Dannie (Karln) and Beverly (Willis) Horbsczewski; son ot the Isle vnsnes eno Louise (nee Berg); oear grandfather iu a.m., ai in cgen renerai nome. auu w. ear a 8t Interment Bethanie Visitation from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. on- ounoay.

mro. okoasi K0TT Blanche Q. Kott, nee lane, beloved wife of the Isle Henry; fond mother of Lois (John) Freilag and the lata Ralph, Emery and John; grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of seven; sister of Ruth Wlndhelm i end Mildred Marcloan. Funeral Mon day, 11 a.m., at the Vandenbare Funeral Home, 6730 W. 174th St, Tlnley Park (one block east of uas rani interment Beverly.

632-1036. K0ZI0L nee Llppeth; dear father of Philip and Michael (Cathy): brother of Sr. Frumentie CSSF. Michael jJoeephine), Sr. Lsurisn CSSF, Irene.

(Edwerd) Rakoczy and the lata Joseph (the lata Ruth) and jonn (Mart); uncie or seven, runerai Monoay, 8:30 a.m., from the Kopec Funeral Home. 6268 Roscoe St. (5300W-3400N), to St. Ladislaua Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment St Joseph. Visi tation ounoay, iz noon to p.m. oso-ewe KRAMER Theresla Kramer, nee Putt, loving wife of the late Jossph; beloved mother ot Theresa (Hubert) Thomiszer fond orandmorner ot Therese (Blllt Popoei, Thomaa (Joann), Msrtln, Stephen, Marie and Barbara Thomiszsr, dear greet-grandmother ot Thaine end Joe Lyman, Jennifer, Dawn, Rachlel and Rite Thomiszsr; fond sister of Anne Thomlser end Cecilia Obojkovlls. Funeral Mon day, 8 a.m.. from the Lawrence Funeral Home.

4600 N. Austin, at Lawrence, to St Constance Church for 8:30 a.m. Mass. Interment St Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 3 to 8 pm.

736-2300. KRELLE Joanne Strever Krelle. of Geneva, died Jan. 14. 1867, loving mother of four children: fond daugh ter oi maty oirever.

wiomoer or trm unurcn ot Christ Scientist of Chicago. Private services were neio. vomriounons a Conor cnowe. avr-wni KREMA John A. Krema, beloved husband of Marie, nee wagnen loving lamer ot Mary ijonn) Derdzlnskl.

Garrl (Domenlco) Clued and Jeanette (Patrick) Cannon; grandfather of Karen, Mary Beth, Julie, Ellen, Mara, Laura and Michelle; dear brother of Edward, Alton, Lucy, Raymond, Leonard, Agnea, Eleanor, Beatrice, James and Jeanette. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., from Gibbons Funeral Heme. 6017 W. Irving Park, to St Pascal Church. Mass 10:30 s.m.

interment All Saints. Vlsltstion Sunday 2 to 8 p.m. Member ot Fourth vegree uroer n. or uesoto council. 777-3844 KUHN Albert W.

Kuhn, beloved husband of Leda and the lata Mary Kuhn; loving father of William (Elaine) Kuhn and Alice (James) Allen; deer grandfather of Daniel, Michael, Larry and Timothy Kuhn; Cynthia Kapalni and Mark Allan and great-grandfather of els. Visitation Sunday 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Funeral Monday, 8 am, from Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 86th to Most Holy Redeemer Church, for Maaa of the Resurrection at 6:30 a.m.

Interment Holy Seoutchre. Member a B.P.O.E. No. 1606 and the South Side Builders Assn. 238-3600 KUNKA Robert v.

Kunka, beloved huabaeyJ of the late Florence nee Kollas; dear father ot Genuine (Donald) Nierabach, Roberta Mann, Carol and Ruth Ann (Dennis) Gotomb; loving grandfather ol nine and great-grandfather of seven. Funeral Monde1 8:30 a.m. trom Pomlerekl a Bene Heme. 1068 W. 32nd to St Brldaat Church.

Entombment Resurrection Mnuaoleum. Past president of Polish American Pharmacists Association ana proprietor tor eo years at H.v. Kunka Pharmacy at Archer end Loomis In Bridgeport oommunity. Visitation Sunday, f-8. 827-8424.

KUNSCH Dr. LJ. Kunsch, beloved husband of Jane, nee McNeoney; loving father ot John (Cassandra), Daniel (Char), Sally and Thomas; deer grandfather of Jennie, John, Joseph and Chai; fond brother of Paul Marie), Helen Koch, Mary tmivnevf mooriy eno in let victor ana Ml lanv nleoea and neohews. Visitation Kunsch Funeral Home, 117 W. Van Buren, Neper- vine, ounoay, a to p.m., ana Monaay, iri p.m.

Funeral Mass, Tussdsy, 8:30 a.m. at Ss. Peter ana raw unurcn. interment Be. reter ana raul cemetery, into: 3664)264.

LARSON Mary C. Larkton. nee Collins, after a long Illness. beloved wife of Harry; tond daughter at the late Michel and Mary Collins: dear alatar ot Rita (George) Nordstrom end Eileen (the late Clarence) Nordstrom; loving aunt ol many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday.

10:16 a.m.. Curie Pimeral Heme, 3610-20 W. 78th to Our Lady of me niogs unurcn. Mass it a.m. mtarment noty oepuwnr.

visnauon ounoay, -e p.m. rro-xruu. place your Fraternal Notice, call (312) at LAW "Jack' E. Lew, of Hoffman Estates, beloved' husbsnd of Janet- nee Griffin: fond ino ratner or Susan (Doug) Hoden, Micneie luon) Looar and Michael; grandfather of Steven; dear son of Anne. Vlsltstion at the Ahtgrha 8 Bene Funeral Home, 330 W.

Golf Scnaumburg, trom 6 to 8 p.m. Monday. Services 10 a.m., Tuesday, Jan. 20, Interment Memory Gardens. 862-6680 LENOCH Zoenka Lenoch of LaGrange, beloved wife ol Stanley: dear mother of Vlado and Joseph (Julie): Send mother of Rachel; daughter of Anna and the te Joseph Kroms; sister of Mine Vuckovio.

Visitation 8 to 8 m. Saturday and 3 to 8 p.m.' Sunday, at the HaHswet 6 Jamoa Feneral Home, 1026 w. botn sl, countryside, service jo s.m. Monday. Interment Mount Auburn Cemetery, hi lieu of flowers, donstions msy be given to Section of Medical Oncology, eo Northwestern University Medical Center, 303 E.

Chicago Chicago 60611. Into. 362-6600. USACK Edmund J. Ltsack, beloved husband of Margaret, nee scnuitz; dear lather or Josepn Lawrence and Thomaa; devoted grandfather of Laura and Joe; brother of Genevieve Orllckl and the late Henry and Joseph Lieeck.

Funeral Tuesday. January 20. 10.16 a.m. from Mate Feneral Home, 3440 N. Central to St Viator Maaa a.m.

interment Maryniu. visitation oun-dav. 4 to 8 a.m. and Monday. 2 to 6 o.m.

In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Cancer Research Fund appreciated, sse-oszo LUCE James D. Luce, loving husband ot Adeline, nee Carlson; beloved father of Robert (Mary Ann) Luce- and Rosemery (Michael) Ferche; fond granotatner ot ueooran ana neoeoca. nesting ai tha Lawrence Funeral Hesse. 4800 N. Austin at Lawrence, where service will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m.

Entombment Bohemian National cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 4-8 p.m. 736-2300 MARINELLO Katharine Mar Inello. nee panozzo. aaa 61.

mother ot Leon, Mary (Vinos) Vsnckus end the lete Doreen; grandmothar ol Katharine and Joaeoh Venckua: elster of Michael (late Maroarett and Arnold (Angelina) Panoao, the late Anthony ilate Florence) Panozzo and Jacqueline (late iarl) Melmqulat At Panoses tree. Feneral Home, oau tv, in of. m. auj, irfucago neignre, on Sunday, 1 to 8 p.m. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m.

to SL Anthony Church, Kensington. Mass 11 em. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 481-8230. MARK Joseoh Mark, beloved husband ot Mary.

Binder; loving tamer or touts (aenora) Mam eno Dolores (Rlchsrd) 8srto; fond grandfather of seven; great-grandfather of three. Funeral Monday, Jan. 18, 8:16 a.m. from HMCenate Feneral Home. 16818 8.

Cicero Osk Forest to St Mien eel cnurcn, onana rant Maaa 10 a.m. interment 8t Mary Cemetery. Memorials to the Ameri can Cancer Society preferred, visitsiion Saturday to p.m., ttunoay to p.m. sor-gwu. MATZ See Ruth a Bchlcht notice.

MEGILL Catherine MeglH, beloved wife of the lete Wllllsm T. Meglll; deer friend of many. Funeral eervtoee Tuesday. 1 o.m.. at Tints Oankl Funeral Heme.

3617-27 N. Pulaski Rd. Interment Irving Park Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.m. Monday.

In lieu at flowers, donations to your favorite charity would De apprecieiea. at-oauu. MEIER Anne M. Meier: sae 87. 01 Northbrook.

beloved wife of Frank J. Malar, sister of Margaret Shane-hen, the lete Peter Huerter and Beatrice Bleser; aunt of several nieces and nephews. Visitation Saturday, 4 to 8 p.m. and Sunday, 8 to 8 I Funeral Monday, 1O.30 a.m., from Donne II an rz gereleVFranklln Feneral Heme, 10046 8kokle at Old Orchard Skokle, to St Jossph Church, 1747 Lake Wllmette. Mass 11 a.m.

Entombment All Saints Mausoleum. In lieu ol flowers, memorials msy be made to St Jossph unurcn or your lavorne onarny. oro-iwu MILLER A ex Millar, formerly of Chicago, at Miami Beach. FL, beloved husbsnd of Rose, nee Ruby, dear father of Dr. Theodore (Zelda) and Nancy (Erwin) Mareue: devoted orandfather of Read.

Snelli end Aubrey Miller, 8herri (Stewart) Schram and Jeffrey (Jamie) Marcus; loving great-grandfather ol Julie, Lee and Steven Schram. Service Monday 3 p.m. at the family lot Snalom Memorial Park, Rand Rd. and RI. 63, Palatine.

No chapel visitation. Plsaaa omit flowers. Memorials to Temple Judea-Mlzpah, would be appreciated. Info. Ptoer- Msnoran cnapoi, se-ersu.

MOGUL Salli Mogul, beloved wile of Abe, loving mother ol David (Linda); tond grandmothar of Arwln; dear sister of Mildred Dslgger. Funeral service Monday, noon at Wemoiom Scooters Chapei, 1300 W. Devon. Interment Beth Abraham Cemetery, Jaw- ran rraionaim. visitation at um ot service only.

f-KWV MR0ZINSKI Welter t. Mrozlnskl, beloved husband of Clara; loving lather ot Robert (Maryann), Thomaa (Hita Barbara (Jacob) Meudt. Paul. Pater (Catharine (Suan) and Christine (Raymond) Warzeoha; 'tond grandfather of 14; dear brother of Matthew, Caslmlra (Edward) Koperakl, tha late Roman (Clara), and the lata Brum. Visitation at The tkala-Terraoe Funarel Home, 7812 N.

Milwaukee Niles, Sundsy I to 8 m. Funerel Monday 8:30 a.m., to Our Lady ol Ransom Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. 868- rju.

MUELLER Rev. Warren J. Mueller, beloved husbsnd of Ruth: dear lather of Randsll (Donne), Wendi (Richard) Weber and Kevin (Gall); loving grandfather of six; devoted eon of Waller J. end the lete Elide; fond brother ol Ruth (Mowerd) Ullrich. Grace A sen and the late Miriam: fond uncle of manv.

Executive director of SL Paul's House and Grace Convales cent Home: termer pastor of SL Peter United Church of Christ Vlsltstion, funeral and Interment private, in lieu ot flowers, memorials to St. Paul'i House 8 Grace Conveieecent Home appreciated, NOVACEK Rev. Ravmund C. Novaoak V. the late John and Maa Novaoak: dear brother Leonard (Patricia) and Anthony (Arlene) Novaoak: fond uncle of many nieces end nephews.

Will He In stete at BL Viator Church, '4170 W. Addison, from 3 to 6 p.m. Sundsy. Llturglcsl wake service 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Mass ot the Resurrection Monday, 11 s.m. Interment Queen of rleeven Cemetery. In lieu of (lower, donations to Vlslorlan Seminary ami Association appreciated. 463-6600. 222 2222..