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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 22 Section IB DEATH NOTICES BY BICIMRD MHU5KICK for ettf bv Harold Blake Walker I ----i-. "Tliinfc not ihat I iiauc come to abolish, the Inw and the prophets; 1 have come not to abolish them but to Jtdfitl them." Matthew 5:17 WISDOM IS A combination of knowledge and judgment. A man may be a wise fool if he has knowledge without judg ment. He may he entirely superficial if he has enthusiasm without' judgment and knowledge. Wisdom rests on two pillars, not just one.

It is quite apparent as John Mackay wrote, "The A Special Series for Ledf- RHcliio Lura Dovg Rifc'tle, fceltivfid wlfo of ths Into Gcoroe; loving molhcr of Scott Frances, Arthur Julia, Keith SusenJ, Delmar I Betty Reeves, and the lato Cnl. Andrew of W. W. Hi fortd stster of Fern Hurd, the tatft Fao Gray, and Robert Scott; grandmother of seven; firsat-fjMndmofhcr of three. Funeral services Monday, 1 p.

at Mount Greenwood Funeral Homo, 3032 W. tilth sirnct. Interment Evergreen cemetery. HI 5-3400. Ryan Elirabelh Ryan of Kenllworth, Feb, 18, wife of tho late Thomas molhor of Mrs.

Gloria Fulton of Deerflold and Mrs. Mary Smith of Nllfis? night grandchildren; sister of Mildred Aldrlch and John Doherty. No visitation. Funeral mass Saturday 10 a. at SS.

Faith Hopo and Charily church, 191 Linden avenue, Winnelka. Interment All Saints. In lieu of (lowers, memorials may ba matte to American Cancer society. Sarros Anno Sarros of Llncolnwood, beloved daughter of tho late Theodore and Helen; loving sister of Venetla Sarrls, Mary Sarros, and Eugenia Miller; beloved aunt of Mary Ann Miller. Funeral Monday, 10 a.

from Donnellan Funeral Homo, 10045 Skokie boulevard, at Old Orchard road, to SS. Constantino and Helen Greek Orthodox church, 7351 Stony Island avenue. Mass a. m. Interment Evergreen Hill, Crete, 111.

Visitation Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 10 p. m. 675-1990, Scott Evclvn Scott, nee Dunn, beloved wlfa of Harvey; loving mother of William, Jack, and Harvey grandmother of nine; sister of Mae Slattery, Marguerite Sheeny, and Genevieve Mlnlat, Michael and Jerry Dunn.

Funoral Monday, 9:30 3. from tho Brady-Gill Funeral Home, 2929 W. 87th street, to Our Lady of Loretto church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Holy SepulCTire. 636-2600. Shalton Anthony Shalton, beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Anthony Margaret and Donna Robert Bauer; grandfather of Victoria Snalton; son of Anna Shalton; brother of Chester Joan Shalton and Anna Hilary Rodcnklrch. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, at 9 a.

from Lack Funeral Home, 2424 W. 69th street, to Nativity B. V. M. church.

Interment St. Caslmlr's cemetery. Visitation Saturday after 7 p. m. 737-1213, Shelley See Pfc.

Michael Sirousa notice. Sibilslty William stbllskv, beloved brother of Dorothy and Ethel Turkington; fond uncle of Raymond Slbllsky of Minnesota, services Monday, 1 p. at Krauspe chapel, 3905-07 N. Lincoln avenue. Interment Irving.

Park. Sloan Bernico M. Sloan, formerly of tho Sherry hotel, Chicago, at Washington, D. C.t wife of the lata Nato E. Sloan) lovlns mother of Mrs.

Joel Merle S. Bernstein; loving grandmother of Jonathan L. and Deborah L. Bernstein, all of 8015 Whlttler boulevard, Bethcsda, Md. UPI Tslepholo House Speaker, John McCormick congratulates the Very Rev.

James Maguire, president of Loyola university, on the formation of the U. S. commission for the Loyola University of Chicago Centennial, in Washington. Loyola Honors Two road to tomorrow leads thru yesterday." So it is that wise pioneering in any area depends on respect for the insights of tho past. Many of the revolutionaries of the present seem to have forgotten that it is not enough to "abolish" what they do not like.

To destroy is easy; to build creatively is tough. Inescapably, the rebuilding hinges on recognizing both the values and the errors of the past. THE GENIUS OF JESUS lay in that He combined a reverence for the past, a thoro knowledge of history, with a keen perception of both the values and the limitations of yesterday. His problem was to "abolish" the absurd, and'yet to fulfil the possibilities of his heritage. He wished to build more valid structures for tomorrow from what could be salvaged from yesterday, plus the fresh and valid of today's insight.

So it is that Christian faith is rooted in history and at the same time bears the pioneering stamp of newness. Repeatedly, Jesus emphasized that He had come "not to abolish but to fulfil." And yet, He was equally clear in saying, "You have heard it said but I say." He made a distinction between the outworn "traditions of men" and what He law of' God." The clarity of that distinction was the token of His wisdom. In our day of revolution, we would be wise to note that distinction. God of our fathers and our God, grant us the grace of discrimination when we consider the institutions of our time' and grant that we may be wise enough to abolish the evil and keep the good. Amen.

Meyer a William H. Meyers, aae 61, of Patm 5pflngs, formerly of Pfilos Park, Feb. '17, denr husfcyjd of Inez; fond father cf Mrs. Gm Marilyn Walker; grandfather of Jill find Mark. Salens at tha I'alm SprlnT.

Mortuary, 707 Sunny Dunu road, Palm Springs, on Monday, Feb. 23. interment California. Miller William G. Miller of Hinsdale, suddenly, husband of Jonephtnef father of Kathleen Wayne Fcnneli, Patricia, and Michael; nrandfathor of one; son of Angcllne Wldener; brother of Sol Widencr and, Gloria Glen Botsford.

Resting at El-Uston Funeral Home, 40 S. Grant street, Hinseaie. t-unorai Saturday, m. Interment Mount Hope. 323-0275.

Nelson Paulino E. Nelson, nee Charvaf, of jws b. ai. uouis avenue, oc-Invnrt wUf nf thn atn J. NfilSOn: dear sister of Mao tGeoroe Kovar, Eften Arinurj GranareK, ana nie iaie Joseph Chariot; dear aunt of George Joanne Kovar Jr.

Funeral Monday, n-m frnm Moravncnlt Funeral Homo, 5310 W. 25th slrcct, Cicero, to tJicssca Agnes cnurcn. moss, a. Interment St. Adalbert.

TO 3-4242. Nemecek Antofl F. Nemecek of Cicero, son of flie Into Frank and Karla Nemecek; dear brother of Rose 5. Arthur E.J Dlank; undo of Arthur R. Sandra Lvnn BianK.

services wonaay, i p. at Cermak Home for Funerals, 5344 Cprmnk mad. Crnmallon Bohemian Na tional cemetery. Plcaso omit flowers. Nicola Felix Nicola, age 71, husband of Jose- ntilnn.

nun Bnllnnn: father nf Richard Mary Ann Sinks; grandfather of James and Richard; brother of Domenlco and Carolina Chiovorottl and the late Giu seppe. Kesnno ar panozzo oros. runerai Home, 300 E. U5lh street. Funeral Monday, 9 a.

to Holy Rosary Slovak church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Entombment St. Mary's.

PU 5-2030. Nlcpsing Lillian Nlepslng ZawIstowskiJ, neo Domb-kowski, beloved wife of Zlgmitnd; lovinn mother of Richard tRItal Zawistowskl; fond sister of Mary Rozyckl, Helen Dzledzlanowski, Ann Narel, Edward, and Leonard Dombkowskl; devolod grandmother of Mark and Dwayne. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 24, at 9:15 a. m.

from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 Milwaukee avenue to St. Hedwin church. Interment St, Adalbert's. SP 4-0360', Visitation after 4 P. m.

Saturday. Normau Alice J. Normani neo McGarry, beloved wife of Joseph; loving mother of Jo-' sephlne Buddy Saaawski; fond sister of Helen Lamberta and Joseph Lorraine McGarry; nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, 1970, at 9 a.

from Poterek Funeral Home, 5735-43 W. Fullerton avenue, corner of Mango, to St. William church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

BE Nowicki Irene Nowlckf, nee Jarnowskt, beloved wife of Edward devoted mother of Edward J. Diane; loving grandmother of Eric; dear sister of Harry Julia, Leonard Pecos Shirley, Robert Evelyn, and Ralph Frances. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Stanley Funeral Home, 3060 Milwaukee avenue, to Maternity B. V.

M. church. Interment 5t. Adal- belt's cemetery. 342-3330.

Olszewski Walter Olszewski, loving husband of Elizabeth, nee Koppa; beloved father of Evelyn Anton Marek, Raymond Margaret, and Robert Lorrainol Olszewski; dear orandfather of Patricia Robert Lhotka, Ramon, Carol, Ronald, and Marc Olszewski; fond brother of Casimlr Bessie, Frank Vloletl. Steve the late Stella Olszewski, and Mario Ralph Wollnik; nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, 1970, 9:30 a. from Noworuj Memorial Chapels, 2658 5.

Central Park avenue, to St. Casimlr church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Member of Electricians union, local 134, Bridsetender for the City of Chicago. 762-2233. Pac Anastazle Pac, nee Vokaty, beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of William F. Ermal, John Emma, Marge John Godey, and the lato Eleanor and Matthew Doyle; grandmother of three; 9reat-srandmother of two. Services Monday, Feb.

23, 1970, at U30 p. at H. Marlk Sons, 6507 W. Cermak road, Ber-wyn. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Information, GU 4-6310 or BI 2-3255. Panje Eleanor Louise Panle of Hinsdale, loving sister of John and the late Dorothy Donman, Amy Shaver, and William dear aunt of Ruth Wilier, Resting at Hallowell fl. James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th street. La Grange, after 1 p.

m. Sunday. Service 1 p. m. Monday.

Interment private. 352-6500. Paul Albert F. Paul of Skokle, beloved husband of Marion; dear father of Donna Mao Blazek; grandfather of Jacqueline Lee Blaiek; brother of Eliiabeth Costanto, Martin, and Harry. Funeral Monday, 11 a.

at Haben Funeral Home, 6057 Nlles Center road, Skokie, Cremation private. Member of Chicago Typographical union, No. 16, and Col, R. R. McCormlck cost, No.

348, A. L. i visitation after 2 p. m. Sunday.

OR 3-6111. Pearson Frank J. Pearson, ago 74, of 8123 Northcote avenue Munster, Feb, 19, loving father of Mrs. Rulh Bcattie, 'Mrs. Frances Howells, and Mrs.

Faith flTrieJclcr; grandfather of eight; greatgrandfather of four. Services Monday, 23, 1 p. at the Schroeder-Lauer Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge road, Lansing, HI. Burial Cedar Park cemetery. Masonic services will be conducted Sunday eve-.

ping at 8, In the chapel. Visitation Saturday, 7 to 10 p. m. Sunday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.

Information, 474-0024. Pcnner Harry Pcnner, suddenly, of 7214 S. Lawndale avenue, beloved husband of Rosaline, neo Bachorz; fond brother of Ttllle Breytung, Helon Wolber, the late Sam, and Irving Penner; loving uncle of many nieces and nephews. Services Monday, 1 at Piser Memorial Chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue, interment Waldhelm. Friends may pay their respects at chapel Saturday and Sunday evening.

DO 3-4920. Popp Hatlle P. Pood, beloved wife of Theo dore loving mother of Sgt, Eric USAF, Rose John afid Victor R. Popp; fond daughter of Pearl Hardy; grandmother of Douglas J. Prote.

Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, 9 a.m., from the Northlako Funeral Home, 140 E. North avenue, Northlake, to St. John Vlanny church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. 562-0044. Provenzano Saverlna Provenzano, nee Cutull; beloved wife of tho late Antonio; dear mother of Amelia Vlncenzo Davero; arandmother of four; sreat-grandmottier of two. Funoral Monday, 9 a.

from Rosario D. Salerno Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. North avenue, to St. Eugene's church. Mass 10 a.

m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. Visitation after 6 p. m. Saturday.

ME 7-0449 and ME 7-0450. Purcell Robert E. Purcell, beloved son of Ella and the late Thomas, fond brother of Dan Barbara and the late Thomas, Jr. Funeral Saturday, February 21, 10 a. m.

from Hollerbach Funeral Home, 4022-36 N. Elston, at Irving Park, to Our Lady of Grace church, 2455 N. Hamlin. Requiem Mass, 10:30 a. m.

Interment, St. Joseph. Visitation from 9 a. m. Saturday, IN 3-1510.

Ramm Anne G. Ramm, dearest wife of Arthur dear sister of Herman Hudy and Susan Stevens; dear aunt of Florence Mann. Resting flt Terrace Funeral Home, 7812 Milwaukee avenue, Nlles. Funeral services Monday, 1:30 P. m.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. YO 6-7302. Ratlmau Theodore Ratlmau, lata of Blue Island, beloved husband of Josephine, nee DeMetroff; fond father of Florence Edward Snyder, Raymond I Ruth, Theodore tCarol. Richard Irene, and the late Josephine Olson; grandfather of 14; great-grandfather of eight; brother of Martha Sobcik, Anthony, Helen Roppo, and George. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from the Hlckey Vanden-berg Chapel. 2429 W. 127th street, to St. Benedict church. Mass 10 a.

m. Holv Sepulchre. FU 8-0014. Memorials may be sent to tho American Cancer society or to the Heart fund. Rcmondino Adrian J.

Remondlno of Melrose Park, beloved husband of Ruth, nee Frobeta; dear brother of Clara Mallon and Paul Remy. Owner of ice cream and sporting store at 15th avenue and Lake street for 35 years. Resting at Bormann Funeral Home, 16lh avenue north of Lake street, Melrose Park, where services will bo held Saturday, 1 p. m. 344-0714.

Ribulotta Filfpplna Rlbulotta, fate residence Ber wyn, beloved wlte of the lato Orazlo; dtar mother of Philip Josephine and tho late Josepn Eddal Rlbulotta; dear grandmother of Ronald P. and Ronald J. Rlbulotta; fond sister of Louise Ceraulo. Funcraf Monday, Feb. 23, at 8:45 a.

m. from the Frank Gariffo Funeral Home, 2618 Rldseland avenue, Betm, to St. Qdtlo church (or 9:30 a. m. mass.

Entombment Queen of Heaven cemetery. GU 4-65)0. Rteoey Malachy J. Rianev, devoted husband of the late Kalhorlno and Mabel; fond father of Raymond Mary, LeRoy iJo- nannaj, ana rne rate maiacny ji. iivw aaret; grandfather of 10; yteat-grand-father of nine.

Funeral Mnnday, 10 a. from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5210 S. k-nrfitn AKoniift. to st. Gall chuich.

In terment St. Mary's. alter 3 p. m. tomorrow by station WTTW, channel 11.

His topic will be "The Varieties of Poaco." The chapel choir of the Union Church of Hinsdale will sing. Charles Hartsliornc, University of Texas philosophy professor and advocate of the so-called parientheism concept of God, will lecture at 8 p. m. Thursday, Friday, and March 2 a Northwestern university. The title of the third lecture will be "Reasons for Belief in God." Hartshorne contends that God is capable of change as well as being eternal, is conscious, and enjoys and suffers.

The widespread interest of college students in theology as a subject to be studied and taught by laymen will be described by Robert Kleinhaus of St. Xavier college at a luncheon Monday of the Little Flower Men's council in Marshall Field Company's Loop store. Kleinhaus is director of the south side college's graduate school of theology. The council is affiliated with the Carmelite order and aids boys studying for the priesthood. The Rev.

James Groppi, pastor of St. Boniface Catholic church, Milwaukee, and civil rights activist will speak on "The Church and Social Action" at 10 a. m. Tuesday in the chapel of Elmhurst college. He recently has led drives to obtain increased aid for persons on relief- The Rev.

James M. Hutchins, a veteran of the Viet Nam war and an army chaplain for 14 years, has been appointed chaplain of Wheaton college. A Wheaton alumnus, the Rev. Mr. Hutchens served two years as an enlisted man in the army before he entered college.

At Wheaton he will succeed the Rev. Evan Welsh, who has been chaplain of the college since 1955. Programs in support of the Lutheran Hour, international radio program of the Lutheran Church-Missouri synod, will be conducted tomorrow in St. Paul's Lutheran church, Skokie; Zion Lutheran church, 9900 Winston Timothy Lutheran church, 8300 Hermitage St. Peter's, Schaum-burg, and St.

Paul's, Kankakee. All churches of the synod will observe tomorrow as Lutheran Hour Sunday. Non-Denominational Central Church of Chicago NON DENOMINATIONAL In Our 95th Season ORCHESTRA HALL 220 SOUTH MICHIGAN Dr. Kenneth Hildebrand, D.D. 1 1 A.

M. "FACING LIFE'S VIOLENCE" Hear Dr. Hildebrand each Sunday HERITAGE OF FAITH 9:00 a. m. WGN-TV, channel 9 Convenient Parking Grant Park undergrnd.

ROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPEL 59lh and Woodlnwn UNIVERSITY SERVICE SUN. 11 A. M. The Rev. E.

Spencer Parsons DEAN OF THE CHAPEL "DESIGN FOR INTIMIDATION" Adventist Seventh Day ILLINOIS CONFERENCE For Church WEST CENTRAL 1154 Wisconsin, Oak Park. Sat. S. 9:30. Worship 11 a.

m. Assembly of God CALVARY TABERNACLE 5100 DIVERSEY Kl 5-0857, AV 2-1047 DAVE SCOTT, Pastor 9:30 A. fA. S. S.

10:45 WORSHIP 6:30 p. m. Evening Worship 7:30 Family Night BETHEL TEMPLE 6235 North-av. Rev. Edward Harlman, Pallor SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.

M. Sunday Worship Servlco 10:45 a. m. 7 p. m.

evangelistic Rally Bible Study, 7:45 p. m. Wednesday Youlh Meeting, 7:45 m. Friday CHICAGO'S DIVINVHEALiNf CENTER GOOD SHEPHERD BIBLE CHURCH REV; A. I.

SICZKO, PASTOR S. S. 9:30, Morning Worship 10:30 DIVINE HEALING SERVICE 7 P. M. Call or Telephone for Healing Literature Sent Free on Request 6435 -W.

Belmont-air. 237-9213 Baptist BELDEN AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH 2309 NORTH HALSTED S. S. 9:30 a.m.

Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Cliapel Tlmo WEBH 94 FM, 8:15 A. JUDSON Mark I. Dubeck, pastor 1252 N. Austin, Oak Park-S4G-9I50 S.

S. 10:15: Worship 9, 11:15, 7:15 p.m. American Baptist Convention OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH 3)01 King Drive DR. J. H.

JACKSON Sunday Service 10:45 a. m. Sunday Evening Vespers p. tn. AUSTIN SECOND BAPTIST 515 N.

Pine Sunday School 9:45 DR. MAURICE BLANCHARD, Pastor Services 11 a.m. and 7p.m. ELGIN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Chicago and Geneva-sis. 695-0700 Sunday School 9, Worship 10:15 Dr.

Willis A. Reed Rev. Sam WllcoMen preaching "Fullill Your Ministry" 3 p. m. Servlco ot dedication for new building with dlrjnltarles and guests.

Dr. W. Alfred Dlman "challenge to the Church" Southern Baptist Association irEPLXlNES-lstpTTsirMrvV. G'olt. S.

S. 9:45. Worship 11. HE 9-0276 Bible Students CHICAGO BTBLE STUDENTS 5352 W. Chlcago-av.

S. S. 10, 11:15 and 1:30. Buddhist BUDDHIST TEMPLE OF CHICAGO 1151 W. Lcland Rev.

G. M. Kubost Sunday 11 am. Thursday 8 p.m. 1 TO 'PLACE AN AD HERE 'Phone Before 4 p.m.

Thiirt. MISS CRAWFORD 222-400? Chicatju QTrilnmc ROOM 1021 CHICAGO. III. 60M1 Gale Raycrs, star back of tho Chicago Bears, will speak at a breakfast today for men and boys of the Chicago Episcopal diocese. A communion serv-i marking George Washington's birthday will be held beforehand at 8:30 a.

m. in St. phllbrfck James Episcopal cathedral, 649 N. Wabash av. The breakfast will be served in the Sheraton- Chicago hotel.

Morton 0. Nace, a lormer oinciai 01 ine Connecticut Episcopal diocese, will present a brief inspirational address. Bishop Gerald Francis Burrill, spiritual head of the diocese, will officiate at the service. The program is under the auspices of Episcopal Churchmen, laymen's organization of the diocese. A biographical movie, "Meet George Washington," will be shown.

The relevance of the Bible to life today will be discussed tomorrow at a meeting in the Sheraton-Chicago hotel sponsored by the World Jewish Bible Society Foundation. The morning session, at 11 a. will be devoted to roundtable studies of the meeting topic. The afternoon session, at 2 p. will include lectures by Prof.

Adre Lacocque, Visiting professor of Bible at the College of Jewish Studies, 72 E. 11th Prof. Eliezcr Berkovitz of Jewish Theological seminary, Skokie, and Harry H. Rtisldu, foundation chairman. The Rev.

Herman J. Otten of New Haven, critic of certain trends within Lutheran-ism and editor of The Christian News, a newspaper dealing largely with Lutheran activi ties, will be honored at a dinner at 6 p. m. tomorrow in the Marriott Motor hotel, 8535 W. Higgins rd.

Clergymen and laymen of 30 Lutheran Church-Missouri synod churches in northern Illinois arranged the dinner. It is expected that several hundred persons will attend who are adversely inclined toward the synod's decision of last summer to establish altar and pulpit fellowship with the American Lutheran church. Clifford E. Dahlin, executive director of the Lutheran Council of Greater Chicago, will address members of the council's auxiliary at their annual meeting at 1 p. m.

Tuesday in the Palmer House. He will suggest what Lutherans might accomplish by working together in the decade ahead. Bishop John J. Dougherty, auxiliary bishop of the Newark, N. Roman Catholic archdio cese, will be the preacher in a Chicago Sunday Evening club program to be broadcast at 6 Jesuit School Will Move Near U.

of C. Campus BY RICHARD PHILBRICK Bellarmine School of Theology, a Jesuit institution for the education of future priests, will move from its North Aurora campus to a site near the University of Chicago this summer, it was announced yesterday. The new location was chosen, said the Rev. Robert E. Murray, president of Bellarmine, mainly because six seminaries including the university's divinity school already are in Hyde Park.

Group Called Effective Father Murray explained that the move will be in keeping with a growing trend toward grouping theological schools in clusters. The trend has been furthered by results of recent studies made by the American Association of Theological Schools revealing advantages schools gain by becoming cluster members. With the addition of Bellarmine, the south side seminary group will have more than 1,000 students and about 120 faculty members. Its libraries together contain at least 600,000 volumes. Noting that the Jesuit school is affiliated with Loyola university, a spokesman for Loyola said that the move will create possibilities of greater cooperation between the undergraduate and graduate theology programs on the university's north side and downtown campuses and the professional programs of Bellarmine.

The school's North Aurora plant, once a motel owned by the Hilton Hotels chain, has been sold to Unicare, a Milwaukee firm specializing in the care of the ill and the elderly. The new owner is to take possession late this summer. Bellarmine moved from West Baden Springs, to North Aurora in June, 1854. DRIVIMO HIM CRAZY Par 3omQ provocative suggestion; on how to Improve tho trafllc situation In Chicago, read Terrv Galanov's column In tho February 22 Chlraao Ttlouim Maoajlne. isni (Chicago Trlbuno press Sorvleoj Washington, Feb.

20 A high-ranking government official and a priest who is an expert on urban problems were honored tonight by capital alumni of Chicago's Loyola university at a centennial dinner here. Louis W. Tordella, deputy director of the national security agency, received the university's centennial alumni citation. The Rev. Geno C.

Baroni, program director of the United Catholic conference's national task force on urban problems, was awarded the university's centennial citation. Maguire Gives Awards The awards were presented by the very Rev. James F. Maguire, chancellor and president of Loyola, which is observing the 100th anniversary of its founding. The theme of the centennial year is "Knowledge in the Service of Man." Tordella was graduated from Loyola in 1933 and received his master's degree from the university two years later.

He was cited for "distinguished serv I SCHOOL WINS A suit to bar the city of Chicago from closing several private schools operated by the South Side Cooperative school was dismissed yesterday in federal District court after the city said it would not attempt to close the schools. Judge Bernard M. Decker acted after city attorneys said the city has learned it has no authority to close the schools because licenses are not re- Catholic Roman HOLY NAME- CATHEDRAL 735 North Stale-st. NOW OPEN ON SUNDAY SUNDAY MASSES: 6, 7:15, 0:30, 9:45 (high massl. 1J, 12:15 and 5:15 Marina City 10:30 Lake Point Tower 11:00 Saturday Eve Masses 5:15 7:30 DAILY Masses: In auditorium! 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30 a.

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Poster, Minister GR 2-3482 S. S. 9:30. Worship 10:40, Eve. Worship 7 AUSTIN 5500 W.

Race. Rev. M. R. Ko-rody.

S.S. 9:45, Church tl a. 7 p.m. Community PEOPLES CHURCH Lawrence at Sheridan 11 a. m.

"There Is Healing In Laughter" Broadcast WAIT Dr. Wrn. Clyde Donald II, preaching Dr. Bradley returns to his pulpit from So. America Mar.

8, and to Amundsen Campus in a new series of lectures March 3 Dr. Bradley's Radio Program Weekdays: 6:20 a. m. and 11:55 p. WFMF i.

WCFLl 11 a. WAIT ice to the university, and for exemplifying the ideals of Jesuit education." Father Baroni was honored for his "contributions to the American way of life, which are outstanding as an example of responsible citizenship and in harmony with the Loyola tradition of dedication and service to God, to society, and to the nation." Several in Congress Also representing the university at the Washington dinner was Dr. Richard A. Matre, vice president of academic affairs and dean of faculties. Father Maguire met earlier today with Rep.

John W. Mc-Cormack the House speaker. Accompanying him were two Loyola alumni serving in Congress, Rep. Edward J. Derwinski HI.

and Rep. John N. Erlenborn M.J. Another Loyola alumnus, Rep. Daniel D.

Rosten-kowski 111., who arranged the meeting with McCormack, was in Chicago on official business. LICENSE SUIT quired to operate private schools within the city. A school operated by the group at 2240 E. 73d st. had been closed by police Jan.

23 on the ground it operated without a license. Eight children, and five adults were arrested. The group then brought the suit. Spokesmen for the group cm'rl fhr crihnnls werp started as an alternative to public schools in (Jnicago. Eastern Orthodox Holy Trinity Russ.

Orlh. Cathedral 1121 N. LEAVITT Vlnll Sat. and Holy Day Eves. 7 p.

m. Sun. Divine Lit. Eng. 8:30 and 10 a.

m. Episcopal Cathedral of St. James Huron and Wabash. Near North Side The very Rev. William F.

Maxwell, Dean HOLY EUCHARIST SUNDAYS 8, 9:30, AND II A. M. 5:30 P. M. FOLK MASS SAINT PETER'S Belmont near Broadway 3200 North John H.

Scamblor, S. T. Rector Rev. James Dunkerley, Asst. 6 A.

M. HOLY EUCHARIST 11 MORNING PRAYER and SERMON CHOIR OF MEN AND BOYS OUR SAVIOUR'S 530 Fullorlon-okwy. The Rev. J. Wilson Reed Rector Sunday fcucnarisr pu, ano GRACE 33 W.

JACKSON, 5TH FL. Serving the LOOP Phone 922-1426 THE LITURGY Sunday 10 a. m. Weekdays 12:10 noon Evangelical Free FIRST FREE SUMMERDALE Arley L. Braoo, Pastor, 5255 N.

Ashland. Morning Worship 11 Vespers 7 p. m. Greek Orthodox ST. DEMETRIOS 2727 Winona Matins 0-9 a.

1st Divine Llturqy 9-10 Divine Liturgy J0130J2Noon ANNUNCIATION Cath. 1017 N. La S.llle-st. Matlns 9:30 a.m. Divine Liturgy 10:30 a.nh ASSUMPTION I wo uuuruies, a.

in. unu ST. CONSTANT1NE 7351 Stony Island Matins 9:30 a.m. Divine Liturgy 10:30 a.m. Jewish Orthodox CHICAGO LOOP Synagogue 16 S.

Clark Rabbi Irving J. Rosenbaum Saturday Services 9 a. 4:30 Study Session 4:20 and 5:30 Jewish Reform TEMPLE SHOLOM, 3480 Lake Shore DR. LOUIS BINSTOCK, RABBI ROBERT M. SCOTT, ASST.

RABBI Saturday Religious Service 11 A. M. Twilight Service Dally 5:45 P. M. SUNDAY SERVICE, 1 1:15 A.

M. RABBI SCOTT WILL LECTURE "A Modern Priest Looks At His Out-Dated Church" based on Father James Kavanaygh's bookl Must Religion Involve Miracles CHICAGO SINAF CONGREGATION 5350 South Shore-dr. DR. SAMUEL E. KARFF, Rahbl Michael A.

Oppenhelmcr, Asst. Rabbi Sabbalh Eve. Service, Friday, 5:30 p. m. Sabbath MornbiD Service, 9:45 a.

m. Religious Services, Sun. 11 a. m. RABBI KARFF will speak on "MR.

SAMMLER'S PLANET" A Sermon Review Lalter Day Saints (Reorg.) Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ol Latter Day Salnls World Headquarters, Independence, Mo. First, 5701 Mouiroso, 9:30, 11:00 lutheran Lutheran "Information service for Location ot a Chicago area Church Call HA 7-5746 LUTHERAN Council of Greater Chicago CHRIST THE KING IN -THE LOOP 25 W. JACKSON SUNDAYS 9:30 and 11:00 A. M. OPEN WEEKDAYS 9-S Lutheran Church in America -NORTH- irving PARK, Harding and Bella Plalno Rev.

K. Farb, poster S. S. 9:30, Worship 11 m. Lenten Services Wednesdays 8 P.

M. HOLY TRINITY 12I8ADDIS0N Rev. Paul L. Hegstrom, Pastor S. s.

9:15 and 10:30. Worship 9:15 and 10:30 Strelecky Margaret streiecny, neo Kener, oeiovea wife of Charles; dearest mother of Lorl William Xcrlocker and Charles; loving grandmother of Kristle; dear sister of Anne Sniakas, Charles Keturosky, Stanley, Frank, and Helen Kates. Resting at the Terrace Funeral Home, 7812 Milwaukeo avenue, Niles, Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. to St. John Brebeuf church.

Intormcnt St. Casimlr cemetery. YO 6-7302. Store Sco Clara A. Magiorskl notice.

Sirousa Pfc. Michael A. Slrouse, USMC, ago P3 25, at Quana Nam, Viot Nam, Feb. 15 12, 1970, loving husband of Zervona, nee Andrzelczak; dear son of Angela and Helen Sirousa; fond brother of Kath-erine Robert Shelley; undo of Sheryl and Lisa Shelley; grandson of John and the late Kasmira Jaglello and Joseph and the late Carmela Sirousa; son-in-law of Peter and Mary Andrzelczak; also aunts, uncles, and cousins. Funeral Monday, Feb.

23, at 9 a. from Fortona Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzle avenue, to St. Plus church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert's. Visitation after 12 noon Saturday. LA 3-7781.

Suda Albert G. Suda, beloved husband of Ber-nice, nee Hlnlzke; dear father of Lorraine Edward Sebestick, Albert F. Nell Suda, and Elmer Jane HIntzke; three grandchildren; fond brother of Frank Suda, Mao Pacllk, George suda, Edward suda, and the late Anna Pozga and Elsie Prlbyi. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Smlth-Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 Cicero avenue, to St.

Bartholomew church. Mass 10 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. Member of Railway Express post.

No. 790, A. and member of Board of Director of the Railway Express Credit union. Sullivan William F. Sullivan, late of 9911 S.

Clyde avenue, son of the late William T. and Mary E. Sullivan, nee Mccormick; brother of Dr. Andrew J. and Henry J.

Sullivan and Bernadlne Newton. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Kelly-Carroll Funeral Home, 9315 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Ethelreda church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemeiery. visiranon aiitr p. m.

oaiui- day. ST 3-0460. I Sward Robert 0. Sward, Feb. 14, 1970, beloved husband of Grace Sward; loving father of Maurlne Sward and Susan Johnson; grandfather of Kristcn Johnson; brother of Llnnea Nelson, Mildred Dugal, Ethel Feeney, Rhoda Marshall, Arnold Sward, Frances Lottl, Anna Mae Cramer, and the late Jcanetlo Haberlditor.

Memorial services Sunday, Feb. 22, at 2 p. at Lain Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue. LO 1-2645.

Terry Mary Terry, neo Cartwrlght, ago 76, fo of the late Michael; mother of iomas van lerry, wary mnicnueu Malone, and Margaret Edwardl Gar- bauski; grandmother of 12; great-grandmother of six; sister of Helen McBride. complete notice later. PU 5-2030. Tsalikis James s. Tsalikis, formerly of South ueno, nusDana or ino iai jvidi, neo Ylannou; father of Sandra Ctilous, Steven, Stanley Christine, Klki Mrs.

George Ray5akls, and the late Clara Nicholas, Mayor of Niles, III. Blase; brother of Nicholas and Leon In Athens, Greece; grandfather of eight; areat-qrandfather of one. Visitation Saturday evening at the Terrace Funoral Home, 7812 Milwaukee avenue, Niles, 111., Sunday evening at tho Hickey Funeral Home, 2702 Lincoln Way West, South Bend, Ind. Services Monday at the St. Andrew Greek Orthodox church, South Bend, at 2 P.

m-Interment Southlawn cemetery. South Bend, Ind. Uteschcr Sea Kathcrlno Uteschcr Yoas notice. Vanchier! Bessie neo Lazwra, beloved wife of Joseph; dearest mother of Sam J. Mlchelina, John, Sidney Michelle, Rosemary Joseph Riffglo, and Joseph A.

fond grandmother of nine; dear daughter of Mary, nee Paradise end the late Sam Lazzara; dear sister of Nellie William Commarata and the late Margaret Joseph Barono. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Szvkowny Funeral Home, 4901-07 S. Archer avenue, to St. Richard church.

Entombment Queen of Heaven. Visitation Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 10 p. m. 735-7521. Velek Anna Velek, formerly Kocmoud, nee Placar, of Cicero, beloved wife of tho late John Velek; devoted mother of Vlasta the late Frank Janecek, Mildred Joseph E.l Kllma, Charles Helen, and Raymond Lucille Kocmoud; grandchildren and great-grandchildren; sister of Barbora Berdych, Rose Potman, and Josephine Cermak.

Services Monday, Feb. 23, 11 a. at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 622? W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National.

GU 4-2050 or Bl 2-2027. Waltz William P. Waltz of WInfleld, tiusband of Rose Welling Weimer; brother of Anthony Rels, Hattlo Edward Brown, Mary Bothen, and the lato Anna Arnold. Mass at 9:30 a. m.

Monday at St. John the Baptist Catholic church, WInfleld. Burial In St. Mary cemetery. Evergreen Park.

Visitation Saturday, 7 to 9:30 p. and Sunday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 at the Woodward Funeral Home, Route 59 and pine street. West Chicago, 231-1300. Werner Laura Werner, ago 82, of 625 Bluff street, Waukeoan, sister-in-law of Mrs. Mary Werner; aunt of Mrs.

Mary Louise Hurces, Services 10 m. Saturday, at the Marsh Funeral Home, 1521 Washington street. Waukegan, III. Visitation after 7 p. Friday.

Westlund Ethel Westlund, nee Knudsen, beloved wife of the late Oscar; fond sister of Lillian Thomas! Ryan and Frank Bertha Knudsen; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, 1 p. at Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, corner of Klidare.

Interment Mount Olive. AL 2-3600, Wojcik Edward M. Wolcik, beloved husband of Kattierlne, nee Gltska; lovlna father of James J. Darleno and ihe late. Edward fond grandfather of six; dear brother of Frank Genevieve, Florlari (Theresa and the lata Estal Rupp and Bruno.

Funeral Monday. Feb. 23, at 9:30 a. from BwiWiari Funeral Home, 2157 ltvln3 Park load, at Leavfit street, to St. Benedict church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Visitation after 8 p.

m. Saturday. 539-7900. Wolff See Clara Borcwsky notice. Voas Kathivine Ulescher Yoas, nee Wtaclwiann, beloved wife of 1he loli) Lranard; dear sisicr of Mrs.

Edith Clohesey or Rlier Gtove and Eric of Addlsnn, and tho late Alma Mitchell. Funeral services Monday, 1:30 at the Brust Funeral Homo, 135 S. Main street, Lombard. Visitation 7 p. m.

Saturday ami 2 P. m. Sunday. Interment Elmwood. 629-0094.

Sea Lillian NlsPslna notice. NORTH CHICAGO BURGLAR, 19, GETS EIGHT YRS. A 19-year-old North Chicago youth was sentenced to four to eight years in prison yesterday for burglary and auto theft. George W. Davis, of 1548 Kris-tan also was charged with the kidnapping Oct.

9 of a 15- year-old girl from her Lake Forest home. The kidnapping charge was dismissed by Judge Harry Straus of the Lake County branch of Circuit court after Davis pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary and to two of auto theft. Davis had been accused ol abducting a freshman in Lake Forest High school from her bedroom, abandoning her in a stolen car, and then stealing another car to escape. Lutheran Lutheran Church in America SUBURBAN EVAM5TON ST. PAUL'S GREENWOOD AND MAPLE George Aiqner, Pastor S.S.

9:15 a. m. Choral service 11 a. m. American Lutheran EDISON PARK LUTHERAN CHURCH Avondale and Ollohant-avs.

A. GORDON NASBY, Pastor Sunday Services 9 and 10:45 a. m. Sun. Direct Brdcst.

WOPA 1490, 9:30 a.m. Missouri Synod The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Invites You to Worship in Its More Than 225 Churches in Chicagoland FOR INFORMATION CALL DE 2-4060 or 472-3383 O. Sun. LUTHERAN WMAQ and WMBI-FM, 5:30 p.m. "THIS IS THE LIFE" WCIU, Channnol 26, 2:30 p.

m. TRINITY 2601 N. Meade. Worship 0:30 and 10:45, S. S.

9:30. Lent Wed. 7:15. FIRST ST. PAUL'S Evangelical Luitioran Church downtown lutheran church temporarily worshiping at Mccormick ywca 1001 n.

dearborn rev. james g. manz, t. d. Sunday 9:30 and 11:00, 7:30 P.m.

"WANTING TO SEE JESUS" Wed. 7:30 p. m. Lenten Servlco VISITORS WELCOME ST. JOHN'S (MAYFAIR) nPAPfiFR.

UtrflR Sun. 8:15 and 11, German 9:30 a. m. Wed. and 7:45 p.

m. German a. m. GOOD SHEPHERD 62d and Keeler Walter Baumgartner, Pastor Worship TOMS Sunday School 9:30 Wednesday 7:45 P. m.

Lonten Service ST. JOHN THE DIVINE OaWcY-105tn R. L. Sonimcr F. W.

Wfese, Pastors Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 Wed. p.m. JEHOVAH 3740 W. Belden 12300 North Dr. Theodore F.

Nickel, faslor Prof. Daniel E. Poellot, Assistant Sun. English and 10:45 a. Ger.

9:15 PILGRIM Cullom and Nortti Winchester-ava. Walter E. Holm, Pastor S. S. 9:30 a.

m. Sunday Serv. 8 and IT a. m. Lutheran Churches of tho Reformation St.

Barnabas, Modinali, 7N300 Modlnah-rtl. worsnip a. a. y.ju. rnunc Emmaus, Chicago, 5440 W.

Gladys-ay. Worship 10:30, S. S. 9:30. Phone 379-1799 tdimitv.

naif Park, son IM. RldiiBland-av. Worship S.S. 9:30. Phono 643-4361 Methodist CHICAGO, TEMPLE FIRST, METHODIST CHURCH Clark and Washington' Robert Bruce pierce, Preaching 9.3D and 1 1 A.

M. "CHRISTIANITY A PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RELIGION" 7:00 P. M. "ON BEING REALLY TEMPTED" -SERVICES BROADCAST 11 a. m.

and 10 p. m. WNIB FM 97.1 Church School II a. m. and 12:25 o.

m. WEDNESDAY LENTEN SERVICE 12:10 and 6:30 p. nt. THE REV. BILL GLASS ST.

JOHN'S UNITED METHODIST CH, Jettorv Blvd. at 74tli st. Dr. John Paul Stafford, Pastor 11 a.m. ''HALF-SOULS" Wed.

7:30 p. m. THE CHRISTIANS FAMILY TREE ilmiinr (Eljurrl) Clark and North Avenue February 22, 1970 10:50 MORNING. WORSHIP Dr. Sweating preaching 'God's Law of Abundance' Visitor, Reception 5:30 P.M.

CLUB TIME 7 P.M. EVENING SERVICE Baptismal Service Moody Choir "THE HEALING QUESTION" Can Gad Heal? Docs God HealT What does ttis Bibla teach about Divlns Heallna? 8:30 P.M. Campus and Career Club Chicago Young Adults March 1-7 P.M Dave Boytr Singing and Sharing Day Care Cantor for pre-school children Professional Care Call i42-2947, Mrt. Petar Jansion Presbyterian (United, U. S.

BUENA MEMORIAL 4301 N. Sherldan-dr. Dr. William I Larkln. minister Bible school 9:30 a.

m. 10:30 A.M. "A SERVANT OF GOD'S COMFORT" 7:00 P. M. "Peter with the transfigured Chrlsl" Wed.

7:30 p. m. Midweek Service Fourth Presbyterian Church North Michigan at Delaware, Across from John Hancock Center Dr. Elam Davies, Pastor Sunday 9:30 a.m. Church school all ASOS 11 a.

m. Morning Worship 5 p. m. Adult Fellowship Groups 6:30 p. m.

Vesper Service WED. NOON LENTEN SERVICES Westminster Chapel Second Presbyterian Michigan Av. South at 20th The Rev. Joe E. Francis, Minister From Loop any South Side Bus on Mlchlgan-av.

to Door 1 1 A. M. "LET'S GO" Music bv Edward Elgenschenlc and the Quartet MAYFAIR Alnslle and Kostner ROBERT C. HUBBARD, Pastor Worship and Church school 9:30 and 11. Lenten Service Wednesday 7:45 p.

m. OAK LAWN COMMUNITY 95th Merlon Samuel Bauer, Pastor S. S. 9:30 and 11, worship II a. m.

Presbyterian-Orthodox Religious Science FIRST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE DR. CARLETON WHITEHEAD, MINISTER ESQUIRE THEATER, 59 OAK-ST. 11 a. rn. Sunday, Feb.

22 "TOP SECRET" Classes In Science of Mind for Information call 644-1249 Unitarian Universalist FIRST UNITARIAN FA4-4100 5650 South Woodlawn REV. JACK MENDELSOHN 10:30. Rev. Richard H. Kollaway, guest "Chicken Lllllo was right tho sky IS falling)" 2D UNITARIAN CHURCH 655 W.

Barry 11 a.m. Worship Talk by Don Marshall Sun. 1-4 p. m. Graphics by Vodvarka EVANSTON UNITARIAN 1330 Ridge 11 a.m.

"Our Children's Religions EducationSpinach or Whipped Cream?" COUNTRYSIDE-400 park Drive, Palatine Service and Sunday Schoo) 11 a. m. Minister R. L. Lovely, 394-3344 or 358-5841 United Church of Christ ST.

NJCOLAI 3000 N. KEDZIE Rev. G. A. Pahl, Pastor Church School 10:15 Worship 10:30 a.

m. Unity UNITY CHRIST WAY DR. JANET BEAUDRY fAINISTER FINE ARTS BLDG. 410 S. MICHIGAN Sunday 11 a.

February 22 luesday 10:45 and Wednesday 5:45 and I uesoav ana -1 1 :45 7 p. m. CHRIST UNITY TEMPLE 8601 S. Stalo-st. 487-0030 JOHNNIE COLEMON, minister Worship Servlcos Sun.

10:30 a. m. and 12 12 Noon Service Broadcast WVON Wednasday Heallna Service 8 p. m. Vedanta VIVEKANANDA VEDANT, snriFTv Wceklv Classes, Titos, and Stion a p.

tn. Swaml Qhashyananda, SDirliiial Leader p. m. saiuraay. ijk o-sMiuy..