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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1970 Section IB 21 DEATH NOTICES SENATE ASKS REWRITING OF Sherman Sadie Sherman, nee Fetngul, of the Dreiel Home, beloved wife of the late Morris; dear molhcr of Sidney Harriet, Ella Weinberg, and Saul (Dorothy! of Israel, fond si iter of Dora Llebormarw grand mother of (our; srcal-grandmolhcr of six. Services Monday, 10 a. at Original Weinsteln and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Petersen. Interment Jewish Waldhclm cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Chapel BY RICHARD PHIMlRlSlv A report concerning reorganization of the Illinois conference of the United Church of Christ will be submitted at a meeting of the conference's Chicago Metropolitan association from 3 to 9 p. m. tomorrow in First Congregational church, i 1-mctte. An election will he held.

The Rev. Ctisuck, 4l, has been made president of the Catholic Church Extension Society of. the United States, which has its headquarters at 1307 Wabash av. He succeeds, as head of the home missions group, Bishop John L. May, Roman Catholic bishop of Mobile, Ala.

Father Cusack, a native Chicagoan, has been on The 27th anniversary of the Warsaw ghetto uprising in World War II will be commemorated at 1:30 p. m. to-morrow in Mather High ool, 5835 Lincoln av. The o-gram will be a i ute not only the handful of Jews who rose in revolt against the Germans, but also to all six million martyrs of World War II. Israel has proclaimed tomorrow Yom-Hashoah the day of the holocaust.

The observance tomorrow is under the auspices of the Chicago Yizkor committee. It is sponsoring the publication this year of a book containing the names of all the victims of genocide at the hands of the Nazis. Canon Albert J. dcBois, ex ecutive director of the American Church union, will be in Chicago tomorrow to preach and to speak at a meeting of the organization's Chicago UPI Cabtcphoto Royal Play Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones, daughter of England's Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon, shares playful moment with her brother. Lord Linley, in photo made recently by their father.

Lady Sarah celebrated her Cth birthday yesterday. Fight Racism, Need, U.S. Churches Urged Buck Hill Falls, May 1 1 of Churches official and now branch. He will deliver Goulburn, Australia, will UP) American churches were urged at an ecumenical meet- seminary at Kottayan, in coming here today to use their i munist-d i a Kerala, wealth and numerical strength India. Moloney Elizabeth Maturity, nee Fleming, beloved wife of the tale Wltllam; loving mother of Oetty Knuth, Mary Smith, William Maloncy, Veronica Notr, the late Margaret Sullivan, Leonard, and Thomas; grandmother of 31; ofMt-orandmothcr of 63i arcat-gteat -grandmother of three.

Funeral Mend a v. 9:30 from the Burke-Sullivan Funeral Home, 5018-20 Chicago avenue, to Our Lady Help ot Christians church. Mass 10 a. m. Inter-ment St.

Joseph's. Member ol Altar and Rosary society and Ladles Auxiliary, I. A. of M. lodge, No.

126. Visitation Saturday after 6 p.m. CO 1-Q70Q. Manintis See Follne Koclanes notice. Masker! See Ned J.

Cassolo Sr. notice. Matyniak Raymond F. Matyniak, beloved husband of Gertrude; dear father of Marlanna IFredJ Hames and Thomas ICarol Matyniak; grandfather of Lauren and Jeffcry Hames, Suzanne and Thomas Matyniak; brother of Joan Womlak, Leonard, Sophia Matyniak, Frank, Edmund, and Cella Koiatcn. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.

from Brady-Gill Funeral Home, 2929 W. 87th street, to St. Thomas More church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. Member St. Thomas More Holy Name, Polish. National Alliance, Sou tti west Credit Union.

Former employee and assistant treasurer Talman Savings and Loan. President Talman Employees Credit Union, and anelate of Ploal and Luoa law firm. Visitation Saturday after 6 P. m. 636-2600.

Mazzone See Rosa Del Gludice notice. Mcnke Mae T. Menke, nee Post, ot Northbrook, beloved mother of Frederick (Irene); loving sister of Freida Sieger, the late Minnie Kellow and Adolph Post; grand- mo her ol Jams, Carolyn, ana waiter. Visitation at Hanekamp Funeral Home, 385 Waukcaan road, Northbrook, 1 'i mile north ot Dundee road, Saturday after 7:30 p. m.

hunerai Monday P. m. 3890. McDonnell See Bcrnlce J. Dillon notice.

Mc Gu ire Peler McGuIre, bctoved husband ot the talc Anne, nee Hunt; fond lather of John, Edna IT horn as I Prondcrqast, and Viola Hampton; grandfather of Joyce Wfberg and Thomas Prendergast. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d street, to the Church of St. Rita.

Interment Mount Olivet. Visitation after 6 p. m. Saturday. LU 2-2000.

Mihalko Mary Mihalko, nee Halko, beloved wife of the late John; loving mother of Lillian Kenneth Gula and Jullann Ronald Borkowskl; dear daughter of Stephen Halko; loving sister ot Peter, John, and Georae fond grandmother of (our. Resting at Roidllskv Sons Funeral Home, 5040 S. Western avenue. Funeral services Monday, 8:30 a. at SS.

Peter and Paul church. Interment Evergreen. 434-2100. Millar See Jean Shay notice. Mitchell Helen King Mitchell of 711 Roslyn place, tvanston, oeiovco wuc oi jonn m.

Mitchell; fond mother of Mrs. Jane Johnathan M. Mitchell; grandmother of Scott Mitchell and Joanne Elliabcth Hagee. Memorial service Tuesday, 4 p. m.f at the First United Methodist ehurrn, 1630 HInman avenue IHInman at Church street, Evanston.

In lieu of flowers, contributions mav be made to Ihe Evans-ton mental health services board, Evans-ton Mental Health society, or the American Cancer society. Information UN 9-2900, Mittl See Frank J. Mallcrdtno notice. Mora no Vlto Morano, beloved husband of the late Angelina, nee Tito; fond father of Janet John Dudick, Anthony Marie, Marie, Lucille Drbllk, Carmella IAn-thony Greco, Martin Nancy, Rulh Tom) Belan, Victor Katherlnel, Dorothy (Louis Ruggiero, and Joseph (Shirley); grandfather of 20; great -grandfather of five. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.

from Michael Coletla Sons Funeral Home, 7600 S. Wentworth avenue, to Santa Lucia church. Mass at 9:30 a. m. Inter ment St.

Mary's. B42-I861. Visitation 1 after 6 p. m. Saturday.

O'Neill Kathryn O'Neill, beloved wife of the late Daniel P. loving mother of Sister Mary Therese, 0. Daniel (Judith, and Michael Charlenol; dear of five; fond sister of Agnes Trader and Lewis King. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Hennessy Funeral Home, 5903 Burr Oak avenue, Berkeley, to St.

Domltllta church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. 544-0 100.

Oppedisano August IGusl P. Oppedisano, beloved father ot Ronald; fond son of Domlnlck and the lato Lucille, nee Lombard; stepson of the late Carmella; dear brother ol Harrv ISuel, Rose Joel La Manila. and the late James IThcrcsa); devoted nephew ot Lena Lombard. Funeral Men. day, 9 a.

from the Columbian Funeral Hnmo AMI UJ Mnrlh Avenue. Oak Park. to Our Lady Mother ot trie Church. rviass iu a. m.

tniomomen, wuecr, o. Heaven mausoleum. Please omit flowers. Visitation after 4 p. m.

Saturday. ES 9-5151 or VI 8-3010, Oskroba I Waller J. Oskroba. beloved husband ol I Letetta, nee Gondck! loving lalher cf uaroara iKoDenj Isaac, viar. (vitnan.

and Joseph; (ond brother of Harriet John WllkowsM, and Jerome IQerra-detlel Oskroba; devotrd grandfather ol Vincent. Funeral Monday, May 4, at 9 a. m. from Colonial Funeral Hjme, MSO Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Member of Chicago Typographical union. No. 16. Visitation alter 4 p.

Saturday. SP 40366. Pahigianis James J. Pahigianis, suddenly, of Vor-don la, Sparta, Greece, beloved brother ol Ansellne Casta nes George Helcnl, Anthony Matoula, and Helen Pahiqlants; fond uncle of Chrvselss Castanes, John Anastasla, Irene, John E. Cloy Pahigianis, and Diane I Ken We ride In.

Funeral Saturday, 12 noon, from chaocl of Ad I nam is Funeral Directors, 4700 N. Western avenue. Services 13:30 p. m. at St, Dcmelrlos church, 2727 W.

Winona. Inlermcnt Elm-wood. 334-1700. Paul Joseph S. Paul of Darlen, formerly oi Lnicago, ueioveo nusoann oi tairn; dear father of Lillian Davis and Marie Sums of Darlen six grandchildren; brother of Lena Castaldo of Chicago.

Visitation 6 to 10 p. m. Saturday and 2 lo 10 p. m. Sunday at Hallowcll and James Funeral Home, 1025 W.

55th street. La Grange. Funeral mass 10 a. m. Monday al St.

Mary's church, Clarendon Hills. 352-6500. PolUna See Frank Mallerdlno notice. Ross Forrest M. Ross, beloved husband of Mildred nee Dunne; loving father of Frank Norma, Virginia IHollls Hayes; dear grandlather ot sU; great-grandtather of six; fond brother of Orville, Aloisc, and Edward.

Member of Dlv. 341, CTA. Services Monday, Mav 4, a. at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue, interment Acacia Park cemetery.

Visitation after 6 p. m. Saturday. 561-6874. Russell Orva! Russell, beloved husband of Elea-nore; fond father of Harold and Edward Russell, Sheila, Maryannc, Brad, David, and Jell Adams; grandfather of three.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer society. Services 11 a. m. Monday at Ihe Zimmerman Sandeman Chapel, 5200 W. 95th street.

Interment Cedar Park. Visitation from TO a. m. to 10 p. m.

Sunday, 4244340. Ryan William R. Ryan, April 3p, beloved husband of June Buck Ryan; loving father of Richard W. and Debra fond brother of George, Dorothy Fraicr, and Virginia Teiielra, Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Donnellan Funeral Home, 10525 S.

Western avenue, to St. Caletan church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St, Mary.

BE 6-0075. Scalctta Anthony Scaletla beloved husband of Anna, nee Rhode; loving father of Mary Ann William Karaglannss, Frank Dorothy Scaletta; fond grandfather of five; fond brother of Samuel Marie), Charles Angellne, Victor Mary, and Josephine Kenneth! Lamden. Funeral Monday, May 4, 9:30 a. from Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Westsrn avenue, to Queen of Angels church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Visitation after 5 p.

m. Saturday. 54I-6B74. Schmadabeck Joachim Schmadabeck, age 93, of Glen-view, May 1, husband of the late Frieda; father of Werner, Walter, and Bruno; 12 grandchildren; eight groat-grandchll. dren.

Visitation at Wm. H. Scott Funeral Home, 1100-04 Waukegan road, Glenview, 3 fo 9:30 p. m. Sunday, where services will be held 10:30 a.

m. Monday. Interment Rldgowood. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made lo Villa St. Cyril, 1111 St.

John avenue, laniard Park. Schmitt Fred Schmitt, beloved husband ot Agnei, nee Laiutka; fond father ot Donald ILois) and Frederick llneih grandfather of Randy. Funeral Monday, 6.30 from Blellunas Funeral Home, 4348 S. California avenue, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment St.

Casimir cemetery. Visitation Saturday atter 6 p. m. LA 3-3572. Sliny Jean Miller Shay, April 29, 1970, at Berkeley, mother ol John and Robert Shay; sister of John Millar.

At Wil-llams-Kampp Son Funeral Horns, 12 Lake street. Oak Park, after 2 p. rn. Sunday. Service Monday, 1:30 p.

m. I Interment Oakridge. 287-00)7, I WELFARE BILL Committee Explains its Objection Washington, May 1 WPP Re belling at what members called "a reward for not working," the Senate finance committee today told Secretary Robert H. Finch of the health, education and welfare department it would not accept President Nixon's welfare reform plan in its present form. Abruptly suspending hearings on the House-passed measure, the committee told Finch to come back in two to four weeks with a completely rewritten proposal.

Guaranteces an Income Nixon's plan would guarantee every family of four an income of betweeen and $3,920 a year depending on state aid Robert Finch programs if the head of the family were willing to work or take job training. But Committee Chairman Rus sell B. Long La. told Finch that a "disincentive to work" must be purged from the bill before the committee would accept it The harried-looking Finch was in the midst of his third day of defensive testimony on the legis lation when Long, after whispered consultations with his col leagues, closed the hearing and went into a private meeting with Finch. Forms Special Group Later in the (lay, Finch an nounced in a statement from his press office that the adminis tration was forming a special White House committee to decide how to meet the committee's request for revision.

Presidential Assistant John D. Ehrlichman will head the committee and it will include Labor Secretary George P. Shultz, Budget Director Robert P. Mayo, Presidential Coun Selor Daniel P. Moynihan, and Finch, "We expect to have proposals ready within a matter of a few days and I do not expect these further studies to delay significantly the progress of family assistance thru the Congress for enactment this session," Finch said.

Finch Brings Figures Because many local, state, and federal aid-to-the-poor programs cut off benefits when a family's income reaches a specified level, it would be possible, under the administration bill, for a family to have more income if it had small earnings than if it increased its earnings. Figures supplied by Finch yesterday showed this to be so. They showed, for example, that in Wilmington, a hus-bandless mother of three working part time and earning $1,000 could, thru government aid, bring her family's income to $4,187. But the same family's income would fall to $4,035 a net loss of $182 a year if the woman worked full time for $3,920 a year. When hearings began Wednesday, Finch called the bill "sensible tho revolutionary." By yesterday, he conceded that Clark and North Ave.

May 3, 1970 .9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:50 MORNING WORSHIP DR SWEETING PREACHING "THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH" Communion Sorvlce 5:30 p.m. Famous Science Film, "GOD OF THE ATOM" 6:15 p.m. Fellowihip Supper 7 P.M. SACRED CONCERT BIOLA CONCERT CHOIR Blola ensemble and quarter from Los Angoles, California 6:30 p.m.

Campus Caroer Club Chicago Young Adults Blola Ensemble sing MAY 5-10 FOREIGN MISSIONS CONFERENCE Sunday night May 10th Dr. Cob Pierce Founder and tormar director ol WORLD VISION, INC. MAY 17th 7 P.M. CONCERT GEORGE BEVERLY SHEA America's beloved Gospel singer John Innei at the organ. visitation at Time oi service, lu i-ibvd.

cni)in Chester Stomp Sr. beloved husband of Lorraine Bigclow Stome; loving lather of Chester Timothy Celeste, and Claudia Slome; dear brother of Joseph, Leo, Harriet, and Stella. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 103d street, Oak Lawn, to St. Catherine of Alexandria church, Interment St.

Mary cemetery. For trans-portallon Information, call 636-1193 or 735-4342. Spclina Mary Spelina, age 60, of Stlckney, beloved wife of James; fond mother ot Marv (James) Preucll, Diana Virgil Sanders, and James J. Marvanna; sister of Joseph Lusk, Justine Przybysa. Theresa Otsowko, and the late Anna Malsolak and Frank Lusk; grandmother of four.

Funeral Monday, May 4, at 8:45 a. from J. E. Ccrvak Chapel, 7049 Ogden avenue, Berwyn, to St. Plus church.

Requiem mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment Queen ot Heaven cemetery. Member of Rad. Amertcky Vlastenec, No.

265, Z. C. B. Berwyn lodge, No. 2135, F.

0, auxiliary; and Berwvn chaoler. No. 325, L. 0. 0.

M. Information, GU Stagg (Stegowski! Rnnalrf J. St a no. hfilnvdri himhnnri n( Helen, nee Cercby; fond father of Ronald J. (Marie); grandfather of Brian; dear brother of Michael (Mary), Stanley Jeanetlo, Walter Anna, FranK Mary), and Ted Mao; brother-in-law of Har-rlettc (Charles! Blrdsctl; uncle of many nieces and nephews.

Funeral Monday, 9:45 a. from Dcmnlckl Funeral Home. 3630 W. Gmrao 'trrml rrimtM. Park near Milwaukee avenue), to St.

Djir-al't i-hnrr-h Into, mnni Ct Atlhn.i'- Member ol the Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge No. 3. Visitation after 5 p. Saturday. 772-6630, Stcphans Nina Stephans of Gary, May 1, 1970, suddenly, wife of Michael mother of M.

James of Evergreen Park and R. George of Oak Lawn; sister of Mrs. Susan Plrau of Hammond and Mrs. Beta Glnctis ot Whlttler, Cal. Member of Moose Iodic, Cicero, III.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home, 6360 Broadway, Gary, alter 2 p. m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, May 4, 10:30 a. at chapel.

Services II a. m. at SS. Con-sfantine and Helen Greek Orthodox church, Gary. Prayer services Sunday ft p.

m. Burial Evergreen ccmelerv, Sieger, III. 219.884-1144. Stone Colonel Carrlngton H. Slone, April 30, 1970, beloved husband ol Lurcnc Stone; fond father ol Victoria Velsey and Kinsbury Mariolf; brother of Mildred Roscher.

At Lain and Son Chapel, 1035 N. Dearborn, where services will be held Saturday, May 2, at 11 a. m. Interment Arllnglon National cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer society.

Siintcr Nellie Sunler, nee Tylka of Chicago, beloved wife of Edward fond mother of Dolores Vivian and Barbara Wltllam Gonsch; stepdaughter of Anna Tvlfca; sister of Helen Carpenter. Services Monday, May 4, 11 a. at Parkwyn Funeral Home, 6901 W. Romrjvott marl Interment Elmwood. Visitation Sunday, noon to 10 d.

m. 7SB.n!(ii Sybold Joseph Sybold, beloved husband of the late EMrabelh, nee Krutiler; fond lacr of Elsie Lawrence! Wanat, Joseph J. Ethel, Lorraine Glennl Freres, and Ihe late Wilhelmlna; grandfather of seven; great-grandfather of four; brohlcr of Jotin. Member ol Portage Park lodge, No. 1002, A.

F. A.M. Resting at the Ahl-grlm and Sons Funeral Home, 5701-03 W. Division street, until noon Monday, May 4. In state In Trinity Lutheran church, 1400 N.

Laramie avenue, until time of services 1 p. m. Memorials will be appreciated for the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. AU 7-4440.

Tagge Henry J. Tagge, formerly of Elk Grove, beloved husband of the late Katherlne, nee Eckhardt; dear father of Phoebe Moehlenkamp, Peter, Ernest, Mary, Ab-ncr, Robert, Raymond, and the late George and Caryl; 20 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brother of Alvina Kelso. Visitation after 7 P. m. Saturday at Oehlcr Funeral Home, Lee at Perry street, Des Plalnes, where services will be held Monday at 1 p.

m. Interment Thielc Caroline B. Thiele, nee Vonderheidt, wife ot the late Charles; dear mother ol John W. lOllvel, Ihe late Carl J. and Clara Ann Green; four grandchildren; six great-grandchildren.

Visitation Saturday and Sunday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 at O'Donnell-Bartr Funeral Home, lBlf w. 103d street. Funeral Monday, 1 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

Member ol Mapte chapter. No. 90, 0. E. S.

BE 3-0551. Thomas Henry Thomas, dear husband ol Helen, nee Helm; loving lather ol Irvln H. ol Palatine, and Lois T. Boak ol Rlvcrdale, grandfather ol live; ureal-grandfather ol eight; brolhor of August, 'a'c Fd, Charles, and Gretchen Turner iio rriiu. eenn, tomuno, Ihe Doty-Pan 0:10 Funera'l Home 214 E.

It5th street. Interment Cedar Park. Toth Ernest J. Toth, beloved husband of Maureen, nee Walsh; tovlng father of Rich-ard, James IMarllyn, Janet, and Mary Ann; dear grandfather of Lisa and Suian; fond brother of the late Ann Lehner. Funeral Monday, May 4, at 10:30 a.

from the Columbian Funeral Hnni, 103C0 W. Grand avenue, near Mannheim road. Franklin Park, lo St. Cyprian church. Mass 11 a.

m. Visitation alter 4 p. m. Saturday. Interment St.

Joseph cemetery. 455-1 200. Tyda Katherlne Tyda, nee Ponuko, beloved wife of Paul; dear molhcr of Jerome IMarlene, Henry Geraldlne, Vincent Sally, Francine Lanson Dodge, and Donald Barbara; sister of John Es-telle Ponciko; sister-in-law ol Henry Tyda; grandmother of 10; Visitation Friday 2 p. m. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from Altman Panfil Funeral Home, 2649-51 W.

Hirsch street, to St. FIdells church, Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery.

436-4273. Van Kirk Richard D. Van Kirk of 1024 Ponllac road, Wllmette, suddenly, April 30, husband of Ethel father of Richard T. IE. Jane! Van Kt(k ol Three Lakes, two grandchildren; brother of Mrs.

D. D. Hlnterleltcr of Canton, 0., and Miss Ruth Van Kirk of Ctaromonl, Cal. Services 10:30 m. Monday, First Con-oreoational Church of Wllmette, 1125 WII-incite avenue.

Interment Three Lakes, Wis. Visitation at Wm, H. Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Grccnleat avenue, Wilmelte, 5 to 8 p. m. Saturday and 4 to 8 P.

m. Sunday. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Evanston Hosnital association, 2650 Ridge avenue, Evanston 60201. Vavrinchik Gcoroe Vavrinchik beloved husband of Anastasla, loving father of Olga Georae Charnota, John Charlotte), Georae Jr. Florence).

Peter Helen, and Norbelt Ann Andrews; fond grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of two. Resting at Cascv Laskowski Funeral Home, 4540 W. Diversev ave. Funeral services Monday, 9 a. to Saint Michael's Orthodox Catholic church.

In-tcrment Elmwood cemetery. 777-6300. Vencma William Venema beloved husband of Evelvn Bos Davids and the tate Rose, nee Thotem dear father of Grace Fred Vander Schaaf, Alfred J. Shirley, Winnie IClarence Knoll, Theresa IWaynel Vcldman, and Dr. William Jr.

Loisl; (ond grandfather of 17; one sister In The Netherlands. Resting at Mulder Memorial Chapel, 6077 Roosevelt road. Cicero, where services will be held P. m. Saturday, May 2.

Interment Forest Home. Memorials to Western Suburbs Christian School appreciated. Visitation Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. m. OL 2-O005.

Waller Herman Waller ot 810 Cleveland, Evans-Ion, beloved husband of Bertha, nee kisenoerg; loving tamer oi bionev i via Wafler and Millie Bert captan; darling grandfather ot Marcie and Todd Waller and Glen Tenney; fond brother ot Sarah Warsaw, Bessie Shapiro Pollack, Morton Waller, and Jack Waller. Services Monday, 10 a. at Wein-sleln Bros. Chapel, 1300 Devon. Interment Shalom Memorial Park.

Member and icneral counsel for 40 years Chtcaqn Retail Druggists association and National Association ol Retail Druggists; member Drug club and Beth Emet synagog. Visitation Sunday evening, RO 1-2400. Williams Paul M. Williams, beloved husband of Maroarel M. Williams, nee La Vole; fond father oi Leona Robert Lane apd the late Irene; dear grandfather of Patricia.

Services at Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 Elston avenue, corner Pulaski road, Monday, May 4, m. Interment private. Honorary member of Cemetery Superintendents' association. Visitation at chapel after 6 p. m.

Saturday. KE 9-6100. Winter George L. Winter- beloved husband of nee Kick; loving father ot Lylc E. Katherlne M.l Winter, and La Verne E.

(Leslie G. Hasenhevcr; fond brother of Henry Winter; grandfather of four; creat-grandfalhcr of six. Funeral Monday, May 4, 1970, al 10 a. from trio Berwyn Funeral Home, 2921 S. Har-lem aveiue, Berwyn.

Interment Wood-'im. In lieu of flowers, contributions to vour favorite charity will be appreciated. Zaino Marv ZatiiQ, nee Glgllo, beloved wife of Louis; dear mother of Alfred Rose, John Angela, Frank Frances, Arthur Clarei, and Rose Joseph Martin; dearest sister of Theresa Frangelloj loving grandmother of 13, Funeral Monday, 9 a. from- the Gale wood Funeral Chapels, Frank Granala Funeral Director, 1857 N. Hatlerr avenue, lo 51.

Philip the Apostle church, Addison, Mass 10 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. Please omit flowers. Visitation Saturday alter 5:30 p.

m. 889-1700. Ziinzit1 Sett Leo Barnes notice. Canon Albert J. duBois North Shore wiI1 take Dart in the concert.

The choir of SI. James Episcopal cathedral, 649 N. Wabash combined with die De Paul University choir, will sing Handel's oratorio, "Judas Maccabeus," at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the cathedral as part of a series of concerts sponsored by Cathedral Concerts, a musical organization. The purpose of the series is to center attention on talented Chicago singers and instrumentalists.

Four classes to prepare engaged couples for marriage will be held beginning at 7:30 p. m. Monday and continuing on Mondays thru May at Lutheran General hospital, 1775 Dempster Park Ridge. A physician, a psychiatrist, a social worker, a financial adviser, and clergymen will conduct the classes. The 23d spring concert of the Lutheran Choir of Chicago will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in Thorne hall on the Chicago campus of Northwestern university.

Works by Brahms, Schubert, and others will be sung. "I THOUGHT I HEARD GOD LAUGH" By Virgil A. Kraft Sunday Morning May 3 at 9:30 STATION WRSV 1 101.9 FM) inih "Fatth In Iti" Future" I71rt "Hnnoincii Now" 24th "7 ho BleiitrJ Simple Life" aiil "Trie Art ot Peite-maklno" (From hit forthcoming book, "Whtn thl North Wind Glos" ALSO PASTOR'S FIRESIDE WEAW (1330) Wednesdays at 1:00 P.M. May 6 "Subiidlej Tm" May 13 "Sutteis Svlfm" uilh Whttt Sttiultt Mav 20 "Flvino Sauctri" May Child Caie.StuiJiet Presbyterian (United, U.S.A. Second Presbyterian Michigan Av.

South at 20lh The Rev. Joe E. Francis, Minister From Loop any South side Bus on Mlchlganav. to Door 1 1 a. Out Your Fear" Music presented by Edward Elgenschenk and the Quartet EVANSTON FIRST Chicago Avenue at Lake Strcer Servicos 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.

"HIS FATHER BROUGHT HIM" Dr. William Hudnul, Preaching OAK LAWN COMMUNITY 95th Melton BAUER. Pastor s. 9:30 and 11, Worship 11 a. m.

Religious Science FIRST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE DR. CARLTON WHITEHEAD, MINISTER ESQUIRE THEATER, 58 E. OAK-ST. II a. m.

Sundav May 3 "THE SPIES" Classes In Science of Mind for Information call 044-1249 Unitarian Universalist FIRST UNITARIAN FA 4-4100 650 S- Woodlawn Rev. Jack Mendelsohn 10:30 "Toward A Unitarian Universalist style" Guesl Speaker Dr. David B. Parke, Gormantown, Pa. Evanston Unitarian 1330 Ridge Rev.

C. Eddls 11 a. m. Service "Chicago's Next Airport: Aesthetics and Environment" Stanloy Berge, ouest 2D UNITARIAN CHURCH 656 W. Barry II a.

m. Worship TALK BY D. GALLAGHER Art Exhibit Sun. 1-4, Larry Connalser HINSDALE Chureh-T. W.

Shokes, minister 17 W. Maple 11 a. m. Service 323-28B5 United Church of Christ ST. NIC0LAI 3000 N.

KEDZIE REV. G. A. PAHL, Pastor Church School 10:15, Worship 10:30 m. Unity UNITY CHRIST WAY DR.

JANET BEAUDRY MINISTER FINE ARTS BLDG. 410 S. MICHIGAN Sunday. 11:00 a. May 3 "SALVATION" Tuesday 10:45 and 11:45 and 7 p.

m. CHRIST 8601 S. State-St. 487403O JOHNNIE COLEMON, mlnlsltr Worship Service Sun. 10:30 a m.

and 12. 12 Noon Service Broadcast WVON Wednesday Healing Service 8 p. m. Vedanta VIVEKANANDA VEDANTA SOCIETY 5423 So. Hyde Park Blvd.

"The Real Meaning of Non-Attachment" Weekly classes, Tucs. and 8 p. m. Yoga Temple of Krlya Yooa AN 3-7567 NOTE NEW ADDRESS We have moved I SUNDAY NOON MEDITATION Sat. 1:30, Sun.

2 p. m. Lecture: "THE HUMAN AURA" Wed. 6 p. m.

Spiritual Insight Direction Yoga exercises dally and evenings TO PLACE AN AD HERB 'Phone lefor4 p.m. Thura. MISS CRAWFORD 22Z.0 (Oiioujo Qfthmie ROOM 1021 CHICAGO, III. 60611 isj all me society's stait tor iu years, most recently as its vice president. Eighty-six men and women whose support of higher Jewish education is deemed outstanding by directors of Hebrew Theological college, Skokie, will receive Pillars of Torah awards from the college at a dinner Wednesday in the Sherman House.

As recipients they will become members of The Society of Pillars of Torah. Bishop Cecil A. Warren, I assistant bishop of Canberra preach at the communion serv ice at 11 a. m. tomorrow in St.

James Episcopal cathedral, 649 N. Wabash av. He is on a speaking tour of North America. Msgr. John J.

Egan, pastor of Presentation Catholic church, 758 S. Springfield has been made a senior fellow in the theology department of the University of Notre Dame. He will be on leave of absence one year from his pastorate. In his new post, Msgr. Egan will combine advanced research with service as a consultant, supervisor of field work by seminarians in parochial and urban projects, and guidance for urban studies.

Mozart's "Requiem" will be presented at 3:30 p. tomorrow at the Lutheran School of Theology, 1100 E. 55th in memory of the late Rev. Martin Luther King slain civil rights leader. The Chorus of "the Music Center of the Mi Over 4th Great Week! Rev.

R. R. Vinyard Healing Campaign Sorvicos Now in Progress Sundays 7 p.m. WoeknigMs 7:30 No servicos Monday nights Praynr for Ihe lick In every service Good Shepherd Bible Church 4435 W. Bolmont Avenue Chicago, Illinois 0634 Rev.

A. I. Sicxko, Pastor Phono 237-9213 or SB9-95CS Are IVecome Lutheran Lutheran Churches of the Reformation 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 a Sun. LUTHERAN WMAQ and WMBI-FM, 5:30 p. m.

"THIS IS THE LIFE" WCIU, Channel 26, 2:30 p. m. FIRST ST. PAUL'S Evangelical Lutheran Church downtown lutheran church temporarily worshiping at Mccormick ywca loot n. dearborn REV.

JAMES G. MANZ. S. T. D.

Sunday, 9:30 and 11:00, 7:30 p. m. VISITORS WELCOME JEHOVAH 3740 W. Delden 12300 North Pr. Theodore F.

Nickel, Pastor Prof. Daniel E. Poellot, Assistant Sunday English 8 and PILGRIM Cullom and Norlh Winchcster-avs. WALTER E. HOLM, Pastor S.

9:30 a. Sun. Serv. a 11 a. TRINITY 2601 N.

Meade Worship 8:30 S. 10:45, s. s. 9:30 Lutheran Church in America NORTH- HOLY TRINITY 1218 Addison Rev. Paul L.

Hegstrom, Pastor S. S. 9:15 10:30. Worship 9:15 8, 10:30 IRVING PARK Hardlns and Belle Plalne Rev. K.

E. Farb. Pastor S. S. 9:30.

Worship 9:30 and II a. m. Methodist CHICAGO TEMPLE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 9:30 and I hOO a. m. "Who Says the Chwcn Is DvlnB?" Rr.

Robert Bruce Pierce, preaching 7:00 p. m. "I Shall Not Wanl" Rey. Herman W. Selnwerlh preaching SERVICES BROADCAST Church School It Presbyterian-Orthodox Tlnlev Fk.

15460 s. Oak wesicnesier, 1020 wannneim. sei-ajy Presbyterian (United, U.S.A.) Fourth Presbyterian Church North Michigan at Delaware across from John Hancock Center Dr. Elam Davies, pastor Sunday 9:30 a. m- Church School All Ages 11 a.

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

Vesper Service BUENA MEMORIAL 4301 N. Sherldan.fd. Dr. William J. Laikln, Minister Bible School 9:30 a.

m. 10:45 A. M. Dr. Harvey Doorcnbas ot Arabia 7:00 P.

M. Rev. Geoige Rhoad of Africa Wed. 7:30 p. m.

Midweek Service, principal of the Syrian Orthodox He said the churches them selves have "become enslaved by corporate capitalism and the I war machine. These monsters tell us to produce and consume; they order us to shoot and kill. And we are unable to say no Mathew Alimann, head of the Roman Catholic Commission on Church and Society in San tnTlt iiii-iii. ui a inuiiiuiiuuii uuiiui interdenominational futid to help right economic imbalances in this country. Effort Is Trivial He told thn annual of the United States Conference 0 t)le World council that what the churches have done so far1 i tn emnower economically the black and brown poor is trivial in relation to their vast re sources.

About 250 church leaders attended the meeting which ended todav. i Citing estimates of church i wealth of 79.5 billion dollars and income of 5 billion dollars annually, Alimann said money is power and it should be used to redress economic wrongs and shore up authentic human values in society. He said American life and its values are influenced strong ly by the military-industrial complex in which capital is i concentrated and people are increasingly helpless against its domination. Catholic Roman OLD ST. MARY'S CHURCH Saturday Mass: 5:30 p.

m. Ifullllls Sunday obllnallonl SUNDAY MASSES: 3, 5:. 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12 Noon, and 7 p. m. OLD SAINT MARY'S CHAPEL Van Duren and Wabash 922-3444 Saturday Masses: 5:15 and 6:15 p.

m. I5unday obligation) SUNDAY MASSES HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL 735 North Slate-st. SUNDAY MASSES: 6. 7:15, 8:30, 9:45 Ihlgh massl II, 12:15, and 5:15. Marina City 10:30 Lake Point Tower 11:00 Saturday Eve.

Masse- 5:15 a. 7:30. DAILY Masses: 6. 6:30, 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30 a. 12:10 and 5:15 p.

m. ST. PETER'S Madison at Clark FRANCISCAN FATHERS Weekday Masses: 5:30 to 9 on tho Va hr. Noon, 11:40, 12:10, 12:40, 1:10, and 5:10 12:10 and 5:10. Sunday Masses: 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30, II a.

12:30 and 6 p. m. Christian Science Christian Science Churches WELCOME YOU SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL for pupils under 201 WEDNESDAY TESTIMONY MEETINGS READING ROOMS A list ot 21 Chicago Churches and Reading Rooms In the Phone book under CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" Church of Christ CHURCHES OF CHRIST For Specific Information on many Chlcagoland congregations, regarding: Locations, Transporlallon, Schedule ol Worship Services. Ministers, and personal Services Call 24 Hours 7 Days i Week 332-2591 Community PEOPLES CHURCH LAWRENCE AT SHERIDAN 10:30 A. M.

DR. WM. CLYDE DONALD II Preaching 'A LIFT WHEN LIFE SEEMS HEAVY" Dr. Bradley participating B'casl 11 a. WAIT 3:00 P.

M. CHURCH CHAPEL Dr. Bradley will conduct the Mem. Serv. lor Husk o'Hare SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.

M. Anderson Hall All Ages Dr. Bradlev's Broadcasts Weekdays: 6:20 a. 11:55 p. m.

WFMF Sundays: 9:15 a. m. wcr-Li a. m. vyr 'CFLi II a.m.

WAIT Church of the Naiarene NORTHSIDE CHURCH. 3900 N. Green-view. Jav E. Foster.

Minister. GR 2-3482 S. 5. 9:30, Eve. Worship 7 AUSTINrsSOo' W.

Race, Rsv Kor-ody. S. S. 9:45. Church 11 a.

m.t 7 p. m. I I i 1 i sermon at a service at 11 a. m. in Episcopal church of the Ascension, 1133 N.

La Salle St. At the meeting, at 4:30 p. m. in Christ Episcopal church, River Forest, Canon duBois will explain issues to be dealt with at the general convention this fall of the Episcopal church. The A.

C. U. is a fellowship within the church dedicated to maintaining its alc neniage. NBC WALKOUT POSTPONED BY TECHNICIANS New York, May 1 (UPD-The National Association of Broad- casl Employes and Technicians INAUli rl today postponed a 3 P- nl sumt: dguuisL uiu nu- llonal Broadcasting company 011 an hour-to-hour basis in favor of continuing contract talks with tne aid ot federal mediators, Union and network repfesen- tatives renewed negotiations this morning at the federal mediation and conciliation ser vice in Washington. Arthur Kent, president of the NBC unit of NABET, said negotiations for the last two days had been fruitless because the company "wouldn't budge on anything." The union rejected by a 71 per cent vote last week a com pany offer of a SoO-a-week salary increase and a shorter work week.

Orthodox Eastern LFAVITT Viail S.it. A Hnlv 7 o. m. Sun. Divine Lit.

Eng. 8:30 10 a. m. Episcopal Cathedral of St. James Huron and Wabash.

Near Norlh Side The Very Rev. William F. Maxwell, Dean HOLY fcULHAH laT SUNDAYS 8, 9:30 AND 1 1 A. 5:30 P. M.

FOLK MASS SAINT PETER'S Belmont nr. Broadway 3700 North! John H. Scambler, S.T.D., Rector Rev. James Dunkcrlcy, Asst. 8 A -M HOLY COMMUNION It HOLY COM, UNION CHOIR OF MEN AND BOYS SERVING THE LOOP Fhone 922-1426 GRACE CHURCH-33 W.

Jackson, Slh II. THE LITURGY Sunday to a. Weekdays 12:10 p. m. Evangelical Free FIRST FREE Summerdale Arlov L.

Braog, Pastor 5255 N. Morning Worship 1 1 Vespers 7 p. m. Greek Orthodox ST. DEMETR10S 2717 W.

Winona Matins 8-9 a. in. 1st Divine Liturgy 9-10 a. 2d Divine Liturgy Noon ANNUNCIATION Cain. 1017 N.

La Safle-st." JWalJns 9:30 a. Divine Lit. 10:30 a. rn. ASSUMPTION 601 S.

Central' Two Liturgies, 9 a. m. and 10:30 a. m. ST.

CONSTANTINE 7351 Stony Island Matins 9:30 a. Divine Lit. 10:30 a. m. Jewish Orthodox Chicago Loop Synagogue 16 Clark Rabel Irvlnn J.

Rosenbaum Sat. services 9 a. 4:30, 5:30 p. m. Study Session 5:00 p.

in. Jewish Reform CHICAGO SINAI CONGREGATION 5350 South Shoredr. DR. SAMUEL E. KARFF, Rabbi Michael A.

Oppenhelmer, Asst. Rabbi Sabbatn Eve. Service. Friday, 5:30 p. m.

Sunday Worship Service, 11:00 m. RABBI OPPENHEIMER Will Speak on DANIEL TEMPLE SHOLOM, 3480 Lake Shore DR. LOUIS BIN5TOCK. RaMl ROBERT M. SCOTT, Asst.

Rabbi Saturday Religious Service 11 a. m. Twilight Service Dally 5:45 p. m. Latter Day Saints (Reorg.) Reorganized church ot Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints World Headquarters, Independence, Mo.

First 5701 Montrose, 9:30, 11:00 Lutheran CHRIST THE KING IN THE LOOP 25 W. JACKSON Noonday Dr. Malsnn 10 Mln. Worship 12:30 LUTHERAN INFORMATION SERVICE for Location of a Chicago Area Church Call HA 7-5746 LUTHERAN Council of Greater Chicago American Lutheran EDISOII PARK LUTHERAN CHURCH Avndale A GORDON NASBY, Pastor Sunday Services 9 and 10:45 a. m.

Sun. Direct Brdcst. WOPA 14J3, 9:30 a. m. to challenge racism and eco nomic inequities in modern society and reshape its values.

A Christian leader from India said this can be done "only by engaging church people" in defiance and struggle against the "oppressive powers of the production-consumption system and the war machine." 2 Threatening Monsters These are "the two monsters which threaten us with extinction" said the Rev. Paul Verg-hese, a former World Council "distortions' would reward some poor families for not working. But he said nothing could ue clone aoout it Because iiu irau uu jui isuiuiiuu uvur housing, food stamp, and man power programs. Leaves Japan to Row Boat Across Pacific ONAC.AWA. Janan.

Mav 1 Iff) Arthur Hornby, 27, left today amid cheers of banzai and farewell in a 19-foot boat to try to become the first man to row alone across the Pacific. All 500 residents of this fishing village assembled at the piqr to see him off. Japan Maritime Safety agency officials had tried to persuade Hornby, a Briton, to give up his voyage. saying his boat, the Hacker Helmsman, was not enough. Non-Denominational Central Church of Chicago NONDEHOrAINATIOMM.

In Our 95th Season ORCHESTRA HALL 220 SOUTH MICHIGAN Kenneth Hildebrand, D.D. 10:45 a. the Church Be Ihe Church" Hear Dr. Hlldcbrand Each Sunday HERITAGE OF FAITH O-nn a Wf.H.TV. ChnnnM 9 Convenient parking Grank Park underqrnd.

ROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPEL 59lh and Woodlawn UNIVERSITY SERVICE SUN. 11 A. M. How to Renew the church Without Really Trying" Rev. Will Campbell Exec.

Dir. ot the Commiltcc nf Southern Churchmen, Nashville. Tcnn, Adventist Seventh Day ILLINOIS CONFERENCE For Church inro. call riunicr o-nw or zjj-vj4 WEST CENTRAL 1154 Wisconsin. Oak Haix.

bar, b. worship a. m. Assembly of God CHICAGO'S DIVINE HEALNG CENTER GOOD SHtHHtKU DlDlb CHURCH REV, A. I.

SICZKO, Pastor S. S. 9:30, Momlna Worship 10:30 Plearo see our display ad Fjme cage. Write or Telephone for Healing Literature Sent Free on Request 6435 W. Belmont-av.

237-9213 CALVARY TABERNACLE 5100 OIVERSEY Kl 5-0857. AV 2-1047 DAVE SCOTT. PASTOR 9:30 A. M. S.

S.j 10:45 WORSHIP 6:30 p. m. Guest speaker Rev. David Powell from Enaland 7:30 Family Night NEWI Church For The Deal Sun. 3:30 p.

m. For Information Call 545-0857 BETHEL TEMPLE 6235 Norlh-av. 819-3903 REV. EDWARD HARTMAN, Pastor Sun. School 9:30, Worship 10:45 a.

m. 7 p. m. Evangelisllc Rally Bible Study 7:45 p. Wednesday Youth Meeting 7:45 p.

m. Friday Baptist BELDEN-AV. BAPTIST CHURCH 2309 NORTH HAL5TED 0. a. Wnrshln Kerulre 10:45 WJJD-AM 11160 KC1 Living Realty 10 a.

JUD50N-Mark I. Bubeck, Pastor 1252 N. Austin, Oak Park-848-9150 S. S. 10:15.

worship 9, 11:15, 7:15 p. American Baspist Convention OLIVET BApTmsT-CHURcH 3101 K1NG-DR. DR. H. JACKSON Sunday Service 10:45 a.

m. Sunday Evening Vespers p. m. AUSTIN SECOND BAPTIST 515 N. Pine Sunday School 9:45 DR.

MAURICE BLANCHARD, Pastor Service a. m. and 7 p. Southern Baptist Association DES PLAINES 1st Baptist, 501 W. Gait S.

S. 9145, Worship 11:00. HE 9-0276 Bible Students CHICAGO BIBLE STUDENTS 5352 W. Chlcago-av. s.

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

M. Kubose Sunday II a. m. Thursday 8 in. Christian (Disciples of Christ) FOR THE Olsclplesj nearest Christian Church Phone OEverly 8.7168.