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Chicago Tribune, Monday, February 26, 1990 Section 2 7 Obituaries of Chicago, died Thursday in his Uak Park home. He had been em ployed by the bank for 18 years, Mr. Goetzke was a member of the Union League Club and the River Forest Tennis Club. He also was active in the Community Chest of UaK Park. He grew up in Ueloit, and received a bachelor's degree from Beloit College and master of business administration degree from the University of Wisconsin.

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We will charge your Visa or MasterCard account. Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. aaugnter, K.athryn; one brother; and two sisters. There will be no visitation. Services for Mr Goetzke will be held at 7 D.m, Monday in First United Church of Oak Park, Kenilworth Avenue and Lake Street, Oak Park.

William G. Meyers Sandro Pertini William G. Mevers. 79. a retired employee of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway died Thursday in Grant Hospital.

Mr. Meyers, a longtime resident of the Old Town neighborhood on Chicago's North Side, worked for the Ex-Italian chief Sandro Pertini, 93 rauroaa ior years ana at tne time of his retirement was the reservations information system manager. During World War II, he served as the railroad head pas senger agent at the former Dearborn Street Station and coordinat YES! I'd like to order copies of The Chicago Tribune Cookbook, at $24.95 each, plus $3.60 for postage and handling. Illinois residents add an additional (8) $2 sales tax. Enclosed is my checkmoney order for: Please charge my: Visa MasterCard ed the movement of thousands of American troops.

Survivors include his wife, Dorothea; a son, William two daughters, Louise Vaglica Virginia Stone Virginia Stone, 69, owner and publisher of three central Du Page County newspapers, died Thursday in Central Du Page Hospital, Winfield. Mrs. Stone published the Glen Ellyn News, Wheaton Leader and Winfield Estates newspapers. A resident of Glen Ellyn, she was active in her community and in Masonic activities. She was a past president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Apollo No.

1 of Knights Templar. Mrs. Stone is survived by two sons, Stuart S. and Robert four daughters, Carole Baumann, Kay Haas, T.L. Sumner and Jan Sanderson; one brother, 17 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in First Presbyterian Church of Glen Ellyn, 501 Cottage Ave. (at Main Glen Ellyn. Franklin S. Macomber Franklin 75, of Fremont, a former resident of Park Ridge and a retired management consultant, died Thursday in the home of a daughter in Ft.

Wayne, Ind. Mr. Macomber was a vice president of the A.T. Kearney a management consultant firm, until he retired in 1975 and moved to Clear Lake, Ind. He served as vice president of the Hillsdale County Railroad in Michigan until retiring from that position in 1989.

Survivors include two sons, Thomas and Douglas; two daughters, Nancy Humbrecht and Marcia Feder-spiel; a sister; and six grandchildren. Mass was said Sunday in Clear Lake, Ind. Edwin A. Tysiak Edwin A. Tysiak, 80, a Chicago police officer for 31 years, died in his Oak Lawn home Friday.

A Chicago native, he was a member of the Illinois Police Association and the Fraternal Order of Police. He is survived by his wife, Helen; a son, Edwin A. two daughters, Irene Gutsell, and Xenia Stryszak; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Monday at St.

Louis DeMontfort Church, 8808 Ridgeland Oak Lawn. John W. Dwyer Sr. John W. Dwyer 83, a retired postal worker, died Friday in his Southwest Side home.

Mr. Dwyer worked 37 years for the U.S. Postal Service in Chicago's main post office. He also worked nine years in the mail department at the Chicago Tribune. He is sur- vived by two sons, John W.

Jr. arid William and seven-grandchildren. Mass for Mr. Dwyer will be said at 9:30 a.m. Monday in Our Lady of the Ridge Catholic Church, 10811 S.

Ridgeland Chicago Ridge. John C. Goetzke John C. Goetzke, 49, a vice president of First National Bank ana Maria tueicn; ana tive grandchildren. Mass will be said at 11 a.m.

Monday in St. Michael's Catholic Church, 1633 Account Date. Cleveland Ave. Morris Sobel Morris Sobel, 72, a longtime Near North Side resident, died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Palm Beach, Fla. Mr.

Sobel was Signature VisaMasterCard billing information: Name Billina board chairman and former president of the American Jewish Historical Society. He was past presi Address dent of the Temple Beth-Am, and a longtime board member of the CitySfateZip. Phone Jewish Federation ot Chicago. Mr. ROME (AP) Sandro Pertini, the beloved former Socialist president, symbol of integrity and World War II hero, died in his sleep at the age of 93 and was eulogized Sunday for his honesty and forthright style.

Mr. Pertini died late Saturday at his apartment in central Rome, Italian news media reported. No cause of death was given, but Mr. Pertini suffered a concussion when he fell in early February. He refused to be taken to a hospital, insisting he wanted to die at home.

The Cabinet, led by Premier Giulio Andreotti, met in special session Sunday and ordered flags flown at half-staff during the next two days. In accordance with Mr. Per-tini's wishes, no state funeral will be held. Mr. Pertini was to be cremated in Rome on Monday morning and his ashes taken to his birthplace outside Savona, near Genoa, for a private funeral, the ANSA news agency reported Pope John Paul II, in a condolence message, recalled his "warm friendship" with Mr.

Pertini, especially after the pontiff was shot in 1981 and Mr. Pertini kept a vigil outside the pope's hospital room. A founder of the Italian Socialist Party, Mr. Pertini spent nearly 10 years in fascist prisons. He was president from 1978 to 1985, restoring prestige to the largely ceremonial post He was elected by Parliament after Giovani Leone was forced to resign during a scandal involving unproven allegations of financial wrongdoing.

He is survived by his wife, Carta. Please fill in delivery instructions if mailing address differs from above: Name Sobel was president of the Lesso Steel Corp. until 1969, when he sold the business. He was a member of the Standard Club and the Ravis Loe Country Club. Survivors include his wife, Eleanor; a son, David a daughter, Carol Ann Siegel; one brother; and five grandchildren.

Services will be held at 1 1 a.m. Monday at K.A.M. Isaiah Israel Temple at 1 100 E. Hyde Park 1 2 LJ Address. CityStateZip.

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Jamos B. Rabbit, bolovod husband ot tho IsS; lata Martha; loving (other ot Jamos Jr. 11 'S (Diane), Mary Ellon (James) O'Neill, Donna (Thomas) Murphy, Maureon (Robert) Roo, Joanno if-doar son ot Bernlce and tho late Fred scnnuratein; loving father of Linda (Roboh) Mai-cik. Karin (Louis) Gutlorroz and Bockv Schnur- tee Charlos M. Vojik, WWII Army Vot, dovotod pSS? husband ot Gloria, noo Sladok; loving iffathor ol Charlos M.

Ronald (Anna), Sandra (Jan) Rafert; loving son of Mary and tho late Charlos doarost grandlathor of Mlko, Ron, Alexandra and Wollgang; loving brother ol tho late George. Funeral services Tuesday 10 a.m. at the Marlk Funeral Home ol Derwyn, 6507 W. Cormak Rd. Intormont Woodlawn Comotory.

Visi iuuiuiuj omrmo ana raincm mqddii; aoar grana-father at 13; fond brother ot Thomas (Estolle) and Eugene (Rosemary) Rabbit. Rocolving trlonds and family 6 to 9 p.m. Monday at the Robert J. Shwhy Sons Funeral Horn, 4950 W. 79th Streot.

Momorial Mass Tuosday 10:30 a.m. at St. Mary Slor ol tho Sea Church, 6435 S. Kllbourn. SPORTS HOTLINE tation Monoay e.

to p.m. utMtw-cwiu WELCH stoln; dear grandfather of Nlkita Gutlorroz; fond brothor of Fred (Jacklo) Schnurateln; son-in-law ot Gertrude Solholm; doar brother-in-taw of Phyllis (Frank) Nelson, Gordon Solholm, Marilyn and the late Hal Thompson; undo ot many nlocos and nophowa. Glon was vary loyal Chicago Cub fan. Lying in Stato Tuesday Irom 9 a.m. until sorvlco tlmo 10 a.m.

ot St. John Ev. Lutheran Church, 305 Circle Forost Park. Visitation Monday 2 to 9 p.m. at Zlmmerman-Ehrtnger Funeral Home, 7319 W.

Madison Forost Park. In lieu ot (lowers memorials to St. John Ev. Luthoran Church and fue-Bowtutj or nw-sud-ww RACHAL Rita A. Wolch, noo Sharkoy, bolovod wifo of tho late Robert J.

Wolch; doarost sister of Holen William Dohorty and the late Mao and William Ivy Rachal. bolovod wllo of Claronco; loving mother ot Claronco, Jr. (Raynolla), Louis (Sandra), Stovon (Elaine), Ann (James) Juska and Evollna (John) Thompson; grandmother ol 14. At Stormtr ft Son Funeral Home, 3653-59 W. Fuller- Smith, Anna Mao (Frank) Mauor, Frances (Elmorl Woccolo: lovlna aunt to William.

Jamos. Thnmns and Denis Dohertv. Eddie' and Barbara MAimr tno Muscular Dystrophy Association, 810 7th New York, NY. 10019, would bo approciatod. Intormont Concordia Comotory.

708-366-2200 STEFANSKI ton wo. visitation Monaay 4 io p.m. intermont in Louisiana, oii-us-ioia RIBANDO Josephine Stetanskl, noo Spychalskl, bolovod wlto ot tho late John; loving mother ol Floronce DIBIaso, Mlldrod (tho lato Eugone) Volota and Artlo, Patricia, Robert, Florenco, Elmer, Dennis, William and Harry Weccelo, Joseph Jamos, John, Janot, Joyce, Jay, Joan, Jorome and Joanno Smith and tho lato Frankio Mauor and Rita Weccelo; dear grandaunt to many. Funoral Tuosday 9:45 a.m. (rom Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W.

103rd Oak Lawn, to St. Bode the Venerable Church, Mass 10:30 a.m. Entombment Rosurroctlon Mausoleum. Visitation Sunday too (Lavornoj; aoar granamoinor oi seven; areat-orandmathor ol 10: fond sister at Julie Joseph Rlbando, bolovod husband ot Jonnio, noo Lombardo; loving tathor ot Rosalie (Ronald) Groinko and Carmollna (Donnis) Vocaty; grandfather of Brian (Krlsty) and Trad Lynn Grolnok and Joseph and Ronoe Vocaty; great-grandlathor ot Joseph Groinko; tond brothor ot Vito (Florence), Josephino Caccamo, Vita (Jack) LaMonlco Ostrowskl and Helen Stanlay; also nlocos and iiupnuws. runorai luusuay, a.m., irom uiiu iduiiuujr tu tv roi jjuuhl; iranaporiauon mouu runerai name, ao a.

ruiasxi Dlvlno Ward P.N.C. Church. Mann in i iiiuiiiiaiiuii bail rwnuo-HM ur a l-IS-9 WIKT0RSKI Entombment Evorgroon Mausoleum. Visitation ana ine ibis reier, Anna, ana r-rances. r-unerai Wodnosday.

9:30 a.m. from tho Monlclalr-Lucanla Funeral Homo, 6901 W. Bolmont Avo. to St. Edward Church.

Mass 11 a.m. Visitation Monday, 6, to 9:30 p.m. and Tuosday 4 to 9:30 p.m. Ploaso omit (lowers. Interment Queen ot Hoaven Como- Monaay, i p.m.

to a p.m. 312-767-4730 STEINBERG Chaster R. Wlktorski bolovod husband ot the late Holon, neo Placok; loving (athor of Wllma Witto, and Chester grandfather of Deborah KompiK, uavio (Nancy) witto ana Dlano tie; areat-grandfather ot Geneviove, Alison, and KOitn; iona Drotnor oi toward (Batty Jano) Wick. tery. mz-oz-tuuu RITZ Frances Ritz, bolovod wife of tho lato Edward; loving mother ot Thomas and Jorome (Eva) Ritz; dear grandmother ot Carl, Susan, Thomas, Noreon, Anthony," Michool.

Jeffroy and Sally; aroat-arandmothor ot Christina. Mlehnol and Rrlit. Ellen Stolnberg, noo Rozada, bolovod wifo ol Louis; loving mother ol Barbra (Peter) Cantono of Now York City and stepmothor of David (Mary) Nool ol San Dlogo. CA; dovoted grandmotnor ot Cholsea Elizabeth Cantone, Andrew, Adam and Allison Noel; fond sister ot Arlone (William) Tuohy. Past Worthy Matron ol the Ordor of tho Eastorn Star.

Services Monday 11:30 a.m. at tho Chopol, 385 Waukegan Rd. IV, mllo north ol Dundeo), Northbrook. Contributions to tho Aloxian Brothers Hospice Houso would bo appreciated. Info LLoyd Mendel Funeral Direction 708-679-3939 trom Barin Funerai Home, 2644-46 N.

Central to St. Stanislaus Church. Mass 10 a.m. Entombmont St. Adalbert Mausoleum.

Visitation Monaay ana luesaay a to p.m. 312-622-1488 WISE ney; fond slater of Dorothy Gllbort and Margaret Kopacz. Funoral Tuosday (0:15 a.m. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103rd Oak Lawn, to St.

Germaine Church, Mass 11 a.m. Intormont Hoty Sepulchre Comotory. Visitation Monday 3 to 9 p.m. For public transportation STREIT txn, Jamos J. wlso, 71, of Chicago, rotlrod Pag; C.P.D.

and WW II Votoran, husband of Ruth and former husband of Allco Potorson; tathor of Jamos (Kathloen) Wlso, Linda Wllkerson Loona A. Strolt, bolovod daughtor ol tho lato Chicago's complete two-minute sports report! More scores, features, previews! Updates as often as every five minutes! In-depth, colorful coverage is what Chicago Tribune and Channel 5 Sports bring to your home every day. Now, you can get in-depth coverage 'over the phone with the two-minute message on the ChicagoTribuneChannel 5 Sports Hotline. When you can't wait for the or when you want the latest in sports news from around the city or around the country, call the Chicago TribuneChannel 5 Sports Hotline! One call gets it 24 hours a day. 976-8383 rviaiinew ana raio; loving sister oi Mario, Ann, Clara (tho lato Joseoh) Horn.

Holon IHnrolril miuiiimuun mi (uo-OOO-l IWJ or ROSS ana jossq (rainciaf vvnuo; granaiamor ot sovon; brothor ol tho lato Mario Schilllngor. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 9 p.m. Sorvlcos Wodnosday 11 a.m. at tho Krueger Funerel Home, 13050 Greonwood Blue Island. Interment Skyllno Memorial McCormlck, Joseph (Jeanotto) Strolt and Kay (tho late John) Kelchnor, and tho late Goorgo (tho late Mario) Strolt, many nlocos and nophows.

Funoral Tuosday 8:45 a.m. (rom Egtn Funeral Home, 3700 Francis J. Rosa bBlovod husband ot Ann, neo McGovorn; dovotod tathor ot Mauroon (Sonny) Bornardl, Thomas (Nancy), Robert (Dobra). Kathryn and John Ross; proud grandpa raiK, Moneo, ruo-vjoo-uw. w.

oora oi, id oi, wary oiar oi me oea unurcn. Mass 9:30 a.m. Visitation Sundav 4 to 9 o.m. and W0JT0WICZ Monday 1 to 9 p.m. Intormont St.

Mary. In liou ol Thaddeus C. Wojtowlcz, ago 80, of Throo Rivera, Ml. died Frldav evenlno. Fobruarv 23.

1990 horn uowors Masses proiorreo. oi-auuuu. STUCKEY ui liu, rauim, mr 1 1 ii am ana Mnarew; aoar orotnor ol Patrick (Phyllis), Mario Ruddon, Lawrenco and tho lato Thomas, William and John. Mombor ol IBEW Local No. 134.

Funoral 9 a.m. Tuosday, Fobruary 27th from Columbian Chapols (Burke-Sullivan Funerel Directors), 6621 W. North Oak Park to St. Giles Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Intormont Ml. Carmel Comotary. His lovo end on Fobruary 3, 1910, In Chicago; tho son of Charlotto Stuckoy, bolovod wile ol tho lato Paul loving molhor ol Phyllis Podgorskl and Thomas (Janet); doar grandmother of six; groat-arandmolhor of seven: fonrl ltnr nl Ma ruin (Doris) Zlolko, Esther (Thomas) Grublslch and ol me ibio uonruao urunsi, waiiar (uorotny) Zlolko and William Zlolko; dearost aunt ol many. Rosting (mum win nvu on in inoso wno iovoo mm "Poace bo wllh Visitation Monday 2 until 9 p.m. 706-848-3010.

RYAN Br daov ew. Funoral anrvlcM Timnrtnu 10:30 a.m at Chapol. Intormont Bothanla Como- tee Martin J. Ryan, LT. C.P.D., rotlrod.

Vet vvn do fovea nusonna ot natnnrinn Hvnn lery. visnauon Monaay to p.m. 708496-3344 SUDA uaaaian ana nna, noo vvoiiowicz; on July 4, 1931, he was marrlod to Mao Lottio Majowskl In Chicago; sho diod July 4, 1989, they moved to Three Rivers In 1955. Member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and the Bowling Proprietors ot America Association. Surviving aro two daughters, Mrs.

Elalno Shorrell of Austin, TX, and MIbs Charlotto Wojtowlcz ol Throe Rlvors, Ml; ono son, Ted Whiting ol El Toro, CA; alx grandchildren and nlno great-orandchlldron; alstors, Holon Rakowskl of Chicago and Sophlo Twardy ol Arlington Holghts; brothors, Joseph and Waltor Wojtowlcz both ot Chicago. Precodod In death by his parents and wlto. Mass ot the Christian Burial will bo celebrated on Wodnosday, Fobruary 28, 1990, at 2 p.m., trom tho Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Throe Rlvors, Ml, with Fr. Mlchaol D. Hazard officiating.

Scripture Sorvlcos will bo hold Tuesday, Fobruary 27, at 7:30 p.m., at tho Halvereon Chapel, 305 Rock Rlvor Three Rlvors. Interment In Rlv-ersldo Comotary, Throo Rlvors, Ml. 616-278-1515 fees Donald F. Suda, Voteran ol WWII, bolovod gSg husband ot Barbara, noo Jurlsln; loving IT noo Johnson; dovotod (athor o( Mary Jo (Gary) O'Sullivan, Poggy (Danlol) Ruscittl, Patricia Ryan, KathorJno (Michael) Sullivan, Jano, Trior-eso and Bornadette Ryan; cherished grandfather of 12; loving brothor ol Mary (Tim) McNamara, Gonovlovo (tho lato Jack) Wright, Eiloon (tho lato Joseph) Shoahan, Frank (Iho lato Annamao), the doo; dearest arandfather ol David and FrlwnrH Funoral Tuosday 6:45 a.m. from Ridge Funeral Home, 6620 W.

Archor corner of Natoma, to St. Rono Goupll Church. Moss 9:30 a.m. Intormont imu oupiiua imu imu nuauj ana rnnip (MICKeyj Ryan. Visitation Monday.

3-10 p.m. Funoral Tuesday, 9:45 a.m. from tho Andrew J. McQann ft Son Funeral Home, 10727 S. Pulaski Rd.

to Ouoon of Martyrs Church (or Mssb of tho Rosurroctlon ot mrooaiawn uomaiory, rioaso omit llowora. Visitation Monday 2 to 9 p.m. 312-586-7900 T0MAS Edna B. Tomas. noo Dorn.

79. ot RiirWnnu WOLF WftAQ TV CHICAGO a.m. intormont Mt. onvot comotory. 312-ST3-770O 708-423-5400.

SANDER 3a bolovod wlto of the lato Charlos; fond mother ol Charles and Donald; grandmothor ot Annemerio and Glna; sister of Lorotta Lin hart and Lorraine Prusa. Resting at Hltzaman Funeral Home, P.C., 9445 W. 31st Brookflold. Visitation Tuosday 2 Dawno M. Sander, beloved daughtor ol Thalma (Donald) Elliott and Donald (Jacqueline) Sander; doar slstor ol Donold Sander, Dlano Elliott, John Sandor, Matthew Sander and Julio Sandor; doar granddaughter ot Robert Fournlor and Chostor Lutheran Church.

3G01 finth Aun Stella M. Wolf, noo Moczarny, bolovod wifo ot tho' lato Jamos Mlchaol Wolf; loving mother of Dorothy (Frank) DeRoo, Arleno (John) Burko, Joan (Joospah) Sollaml, Marion (Lawrence) Landry; dear grandmothor of 22; groat-grandmother of 15; sister of Angolino (Elmer) Johnson and tho lato Mary and Josoph Moczarny. Funoral Tuosday 10 a.m. from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63rd St.

to St. Nicholas of Tolontina Church. Interment Holy Sopulchro. Visitation Monday, 1 to 9 p.m. 312-582-2000 12:30 to 1:00 p.m.

tlmo ol sorvlco. Intormont nuuuiunii. momour ui oucunoy seniors ana haim uuiiiuiuii oriuivn ouniurs. ruo-4D3-WU. SPORTS HOTLINE oaiwiofz.

runerai vvoanosaay, i-ooruary za, at 1 p.m. at McKerule Funeral Home, 15618 3. Cicero Oak Forost. Intormont Evorgroon. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 9 p.m.

708-687-2990 T0MMER ZAWISZA Romo Tommor, ol Phoonlx, AZ, forrnorty ot Bart-lott, bolovod husband ot Anno, noo Porplonanl: loving tathor ol Lillian (Ed) McClung, Raymond and Richard (Sharon); grandfather of tlvo; groat-grandlathor of ono. Memorial Bervlcos Wodnos-day. fob. 26, 7 p.m. ot Broadview Funeral Home, 2020 W.

Roosevelt Broadview. 708-344-3044 floso r. zawlsza, neo Dryja, ago 80, bolovod wife ol tho lata Pator; loving mothor ol Donald (Valeria) Zawlsza, Odllia (Gerald) Mlchude, and Joromo Zawlsza; grandmothor ol tlvo; groat- grandmothor ot tlvo; sistor of Emily Dryja. Mom-or ot St. Stanislaus Rosary Ladlos.

Chapel ravers Wednesday. Fohritarv 28. 9 a nl IrfHu. 976-8383 (Keep this card by your phone TRCKA (TUREK) 504: per two-minute call. Conor' Communications Co.

cl-ZImny Funeral Home, 14522 5. Wostorn To place your Dedication Announcement, call: 999.9999 roaan 10 oi. siamsiaua inurcn. MOSS a.m. Interment Holv Cross Comoterv.

Visitation Tubs- day, 2 to 9 p.m. 708-3B5-O634 Anna u. Trcka (Turok), of Wostorn Springs, wilo ol tho lato Joseph loving mother of Efalno H. (John) Harrott; grandmothor ol Poggy (Mickey) Condra, Jamos O. Schulz, Michael (Tana) Schulz and William H.

Schulz; groat-grandmother of Mlchaol and David Candra. Visitation 3 to 9 p.m. Monday, at Hallowell A James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th Countryside. Funoral sorvlco 10 o.m.

Tuesday. Intormont Bohemian National Comotory, Chicago. 708X152-6500 Rtnwnbsr lovtd oiwi with an In Momorlam ad. To place your ad, 1 can rac-zrat.