Blue Island Sun Standard from Blue Island, Illinois • Page 22

Page 6 Section 11 Sun-Standard Newspapers, Thursday, Ma 12,1977 A Warm Expression Of Sympathy Flowers Say It Best from At the Village Pump Time to 'play ball' in Calumet Park by gossiping FLOWERS by BARTLE 12755 S. Western Blue Island FU 5-3540 Sunday, May 15th will mark the official opening of the 1977 season for the Calumet Park Baseball Association. The boys will play their opening games beginning at 12:30 p.m. Sunday at Troublemakers field. Why not start the youngsters out right by coming out Sunday and cheering them on to a successful season.

With baseball beginning, the next thing that comes to mind is the local "swimming hole." Cal Park's pool and facilities will open on Saturday, June llth. That may be a month away, but everyone wishing to use the pool must come in and register. Registration will be held on Tuesdays and Saturdays starting May 17th. On Tuesdays registration hours are 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9:30 a.m.

to 3 p.m. There will be various plans to accomo- date all size families. The prices will be the same as last year with the exception of the daily fee which will be increased. Make sure to get over to the Recreation Center early to register the family for a summer of fun and avoid the lines as opening day at the pool draws closer. For more information call the Rec Center at 597-3535.

Congratulations to the lucky winners for April. Tom Norris of Bishop st. won $100, Ed Quade of Throop st. won $75, Beverly Quade of Throop st. won $50, J.

Peredna of Racine st. won $25, and J. Skelly of Racine st. won $25. The a i is sponsored each month by the Community Improvement Association as one of their main sources of income.

Tickets are $1 each and are available from your block captains, CIA board members and most of the local merchants. a a Lewandowski, dance teacher at the Rec Center has announced a new session of Jazz, ballet and tap dancing lessons beginning Monday, May 16. Jazz lessons are open to youngsters between 9 and 12, ballet will have two classes 5 to 8 year olds and 9 to 12. Tap lessons are open to 5 to 9 year olds. Each class has a registration fee of $7.

Registration is being taken now at the Rec Center. I was certainly glad to hear that Chick Mikalauski of May street is home from the hospital and well on his way to recovery. The Calumet Park Rams Football has announced that their 1977 registration will be held on Friday, May 20th from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, May 2lst from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at the Rec Center.

Registration is open to all boys from 8 to 14 years of age. Anyone 14 before August 1st is ineligible. Registration fee is not required at the time you register. If you have any questions contact Jerry Galvin at 371-0280, Gary Cox at 3712222 or Ray Arrendondo at 385-7630. Hope that Diane Novak of Bishop street heals fast so that she can get rid of her cast and crutches soon.

Seems Diane injured her leg at softball practice right before her prom, but her understanding doctor delayed applying the cast until the Monday after the prom. Seems I missed two birth- Births at St. Francis "Hope" is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul -And sings the tune without the words And never stops a all Emily Dickinson KRUEGER Since 1151 130JO GtltNWOOD A I A I I TELEPHONE FU 8-1300 April 26: A boy to Mr. and Mrs. LeMonde C.

Betts pf Chicago. Torrence Scott weighed 8 Ibs. 3 oz. A boy to Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth R. Frayne of Alsip. Steven Robert weighed 8 Ibs. A boy to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Palaces of Chicago Heights. a i Charles weighed 6 Ibs. 8 oz. A boy to Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony J. Lupinski of Lansing. Keith Anthony weighed 8 Ibs. 6 oz.

April 27: A boy to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weede of Dolton. Steven weighed 7 Ibs.

14 oz. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Martin of East Gary, Indiana.

Michelle Naomi weighed 8 Ibs. 10 oz. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.

Lanz of Homewood. i a weighed 8 Ibs. 15 oz. April 28: A boy to Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Grande of Blue Island. John Raymond, Jr. weighed 7 Ibs. 14 oz.

A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Oren M. Hudson of South a a i weighed 7 Ibs. 6 oz.

A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Cavalier! of Oak Forest. Michael Paul weighed 7 Ibs.

10 oz. April 29: A boy to Mr. and Mrs John H. Hamater of Dolton. Daniel John weighed 8 Ibs.

6 oz. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cannon of Alsip.

Robert McLaughlin weighed 7 Ibs. 15 oz. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Herman J.

Ensing of Oak Forest. Lisa Marie weighed 6 Ibs. 10 oz. A boy to Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Rosenfeld of Chica- ATTEND CHURCH BLUE ISLAND BETHEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 2726 Broadway 385-6337 Rev Peter V. Contreras. Jr. Sunday church school 10am Evangelistic service Sun 7 Youth service Thurs 7 30 Mid-weeK service Wed 7-30 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 2506 Coll'ns St. 371-2878 Lloyd Shults.

pastor Worship 10 45 a ana 7 30 Sunday School 9 30 a Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7-30 CHRIST MEMORIAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 2440 York St Pastor Pev Man Schlundi Phjne (ChufCH) 389-7710 TCti School 9 15 a 10 30 a CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1 28 1 5 Gregory SI Phone 385-56 1 6 Bev Ted OeBoR Pastor Sunday School 9 -35 a 10 a and BLUE ISLAND GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 12739 Maple Ave. Phone 388-5340 Eldon V. Schriver, Pastor Donna Atkinson. Associate Pastor Divine Worship 11am. Church School 9:30 a m.

MISSION COVENANT CHURCH Collins and Greenwood Phone 385-1 1 1 1 Pastor Rev. Worth Pearson Worship 11 a Sunday School 9'45 Sunday eve service 7 p.m. Family service Thursday at 7 p.m ORCHARD STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Orchard at Gregory Phone 385-291 7 Pastor Jack W. Frost Worship 10a.m. Jr Church 1030am Church School 9 a ST BENEDICT CHURCH Gregory and York Sis Phone 385-851 0 fcev Patfor Rev Assoctfe ParfVr Bi-v Assotssie PWIDT a-tf fi 3D EVANGELICAL COMMUNITY CHURCH (United Church of Chnsl) mc Sis Ptipne cfirosflw PaMor 8 30 ana 10 30 a School 10 30 a FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF BLUE ISLAND 13039 GREGORY Phone 389-1907 Sunday School 9 30 Worship 1 0 a Marvin Martm FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 12S8 MAPLE AVE Phone 3S8-OS60 Sunday School 11 an Worstiip Sunday 11 a Wednesday 8 pm FIRST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 1 ST DONATUS CHURCH Union and Winchester Phone 385-2690 1 Pev Thomas Keenan.

Pastor Rev James A Doyle. Associate Paslor Masses Sundays 8, 10. 12 noon and 6 rn Saturday al 6 ior Sunday obligation ST JOSEPH Sand ST A1DANS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Os and Greenwood Sts Phone Thiel. Rector Holy Euchansl Sunday 8 and 1030 a rn ST ISIDORE CHURCH 1811 Burr Calumet Part 1 Phone 386-0807 Rev Sylvester Dudrinsi as10r Sun Mass, 6 8 10 11 30 a Sal Eve Mass 6 tm ticly Day MBS.PS 6 1 8 a 7 BLUE ISLAND ST. PHILIP LUTHERAN CHURCH 2500 West 121 st Street Phone 388-3336 Rev.

Frank G. Miller Pastor Worship Service 8:30 a m. SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH Maple Avenue at High St Phone 388-1830 Rev. LaMar Miller Sunday School 9.30 a.m. Worship 8:15 and 10:45 am Ann Sis Phone 365 4700 SI PETER AND ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 13153 Gre nwtwd Ave 7 Ftwl- Milter Sunday school 9 30 a Worship yrvPt" 10 30 a CALUMET PARK COMMUNINITY COVENANT CHURCH 12446 Loomis.

Calumet Pk Phone 385-7477 Rev. Paul Theorell Sunday School 9 30 a.m. Morning Worship 1 1 a MOUNT CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH Vermont Throop Phone 339-1010 Robert Pohl. Pastor Worship 1 0 1 5 a Sunday School a SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS CHURCH Afla, Calumet Phone Rev Mark Dennetiy. Pastor Saturflsy 630am and 7 00 cm Sunday 80D.10-00.11 15.123C anflSTOcm Weekday 7 00 anS 8 30 am OO 1DOO 111i 123DiMJTM wSTDDlin POSEN COMMUNITY STBLE CHURCH H615 Mozart Rev Wesley PersctTbacher Sunday School 9 30 a Sunday 10 a tn and 7 Wed Evening Service 7 TTI FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Kedzie 597-2325 Rev James Deiashmrt Sunday School 9 a Sunday Worstiip 10 a ana 6 Wed Evening Service 7 30 fn ST STAWISLAUS CHURCH 597-1172 R-v BtrnsTd SoVolowsh Paslt Asoc Psslw Rev Frant' Caswdy Maw i Junto; 7 3 30 11 a "2 if Sstufday Evening 51 7 Hy'y Vsw.

7 30 'i 35 d'ifl 7 go. Kenneth Paul weighed 6 Ibs. 11 oz. A girl to Mr. and Mrs.

Steven J. Stalter of Tinley Park. Kelly Lynn weighed 7 Ibs. 8 oz. A girl to Mr.

and Mrs. Archie L. Broome of Chicago. Tamika LaShawn weighed 7 Ibs. 2 oz.

A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Krotiak of Calumet Park. Lisa Ann weighed 6 Ibs.

3 oz. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Gery L. Longino of Oak Forest.

Lee weighed 9 Ibs. 12 oz. April 30: A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald P.

Jochum of Lynwood, 111. Richard Jonathon weighed 8 Ibs. 11 oz. days in one household the last couple of weeks. Happy birthday to Marty Sterkow- itz who celebrated the end of April and to Michael Sterkowitz who celebrated on Mother's Day.

Besides pool registration, the Recreation Department has a full schedule of summer activities that are now open for registration. Ladies exercise classes will begin a new session on June 20th with classes on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 with an exercise program, skating, volleyball, sauna and more. The cost of the program of 16 classes is $8. An eight week Macrame class will begin June 20th. Cost is $8 and a two plant hangers will be completed during the class.

Disco Dancing will continue into the summer with classes on Tuesday nights at 6:30 p.m. beginning June 21st. There will also be a summer Co-Ed volleyball league which will play on Monday nights at 6:30 p.m. The league will finish with double elimination playoffs featuring cash prizes for the champions. Summer basketball will be played in two separate grade school on Tuesdays from 8 to 10 beginning June 21st and high school boys on Thursdays at 7 beginning June 23rd.

Parents can also start thinking about taking advantage of the Day Camp program offered during the summer at the Rec Center. The camp will once again be under the expert direction of Laura Lewandowski and Mike McEHigott. Camp begins on June 20th with eight weeks of activity. Each week will have a theme that will feature such things as sports, arts crafts, movies, field trips, and special events. Youngsters from 6 to years of age are welcome to attend.

Morning session is 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon, afternoon session is 12:30 to 3 p.m. and the all-day session is 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. For information on any of these summer programs and the fees call the Recreation Center, 597-3535.

Well, Gertie is happy to be home after spending last week vacationing with hubby and son, Bobby in Oklahoma. We had a lovely time visitng with Bobby's great- grandpa Rutherford in Cor- vetta and with other relatives in Muskogee. Bobby didn't particularly care for the car trip, but he enjoyed the warm weather, swimming pool and good company. However, it's nice to be home. CECILS Restaurant Lounge featuring STEAKS I AND i DELL'S FAM SALAD BAR ANNIVERSARY TOO! 14714 S.

Hilited St Hinty, IK. ED 1-S2SS Obituaries JUNE R. BELLA June R. Bella (nee Benger), 11804 Kedvale Alsip, died May 5 in St. Francis hospital at 58.

Born June 22, 1918, in Blue Island, she lived in this district all her life. A housewife, she was the wife of the late Valentine: mother of Betty Shields and Robert Bella; sister of Russell Benger and grandmother of six. Mass was read May 7 in St. Benedict church. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

KENDALL E. KAUFFMAN SR. Kendall E. Kauffman 91, died May 5 in St. James hospital, Chicago Heights.

Bom June 18.1883 in Blue Island, he lived here most of his life, moving to Independence, Mo. in 1949 upon his retirement. He lived in Independence until 1969, when he came to live with his daughter at 338 Hickok Park Forest South. Kauffman, a carpenter in the building fade, was the husband of the late Agnes (nee Erickson), father of John P. (Eleanor) of Homewood, Delmar O.

of Independence, Nenarer of Sugar Creek. Anna Mae (Robert Mel) Stone of Park Forest South, and the late Kendall E. grandfather of thirteen: great-grandfather of ten, and brother of Hazel Perrin of Hickory Hills. Visitation was held May 6 at Krueger funeral home. 13050 Greenwood Blue Island, and at Carson funeral home.

Independence, Mo. Interment was in Mound Grove cemetery. Independence. PAUL D. LtCHENE Paul D.

Luchene. a Jong- time resident of this area. died April 28 at Martin Lu- Iher hospital in Anaheim. Calif, at 19. Luchene was born March 1898 in Indiana.

He was a resident of Anaheim at Ihe time of his death. Services were held April 30 al Hirsch Memorial chapel. Tinley Park. The Rci. Robert Harris, pastor of Tinley Park Church of the Nazaroie, officiated.

Luchene was Ihe father of Jane Pal Johnson. Rett Topp of AKip. Donna Trfca. of Soulh Holland, Paul and Robert of Tinle Park He was Ihe brother of Delia Rauwott, Dorolhj Dawvon and Eielyn Moscl of Blue Wand, and Robert Luthfnr of Harve He was inc grandfather of and great-grandfather of five. Interment was in Chapel Hill Gardens South cemetery.

ROSELLA R. NIMMER Rosella R. Nimmer (nee Fribbs), 13403 Ann Blue Island, died May 5 in St. Francis hospital at 64. Born Nov.

6, 1912 in Ottawa, 111., she was a resident of this area for many years. A housewife, she was the mother of Richard (Sharon) Fehlhaber, Shirley (Raymond) Angilotti and Joan (Eugene) Gierman; wife of the late Clarence; sister of Marie Nixon; grandmother of 14 and great-grandmother of three. Services were held May 9 in the Hallinan funeral home. Interment was in Oak Ridge cemetery. Top Priority "LET THE WORDS OF MY MOUTH, AND THE MEDITATION OF MY HEART, BE ACCEPTABLE IN THY SIGHT, LORD, MY STRENGTH, AND MY REDEEMER." Psalm 19:14 Only through Jesus Christ can we have our sins forgiven and live a life that is pleasing to God.

Accept Christ and make the above Bible verse your prayer and aim in life. Then, pleasing God will be your top priority. Please send me a tree Bible, because I do not have one. Please send me a free list of Bible helps. Please send me a free devotional guide booklet.

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