Blue Island Sun Standard from Blue Island, Illinois • Page 570

Music Under The Stars 1953 Edition (Continued from Page 1) OrchMtra The Gene Rousseau Combo was school in 1950. While attending Chicago Music college, for the four year course, Gene kept his combo going as a sideline, lie plans to attend Northwestern University this fall to pursue his studies toward a master of music degree. At present he plays for dances and other community events. He has his own studio in his home at 2229 Market specializing in clarinet and saxophone Instruction. Paul Jankowski, accordionist, has been with Gene since the band was started.

He was graduated from Thornton high school in 1949. Paul graduated from the Chicago Music colleac with the cordion in his home studio at 14335 Sherman st. Paul has been appointed Director of Music at Lansing Junior high school commencing this fall. Other regulars in the band ap pearing are Bob Ciesczynski, on the drums, Ronnie Kloss, trumpet and Al Mistak, base. Mother Singers The Mother Singers chorus is a group of women, member: public school P-TAs.

isiue isiana pu They sing at Slue Island community events. church affairs and at P-TA assem- Helen Kutcher Is the accompanist. She studied piano at the Detroit Conservatory of Music, the American College of Music, Toledo and with Joseph Lhevinne, Expert Watch Repairing ALL WORK GUARANTEED 2209 VERMONT ST. BLUE ISLAND. ILL.

mSOHDUP MotherSingers. She and with Dr. Edcar son, president of the Chicago Conservatory, most widely known for Hallelujah chorus. Members of the Mother Singers chorus appearing In the 1653 Music Under the Stars are Harriet Anderson, Alberta Becker, Ann Dekens, Addie Hendricks, Ebba Harbaugh. Stella Kistner.

Edith Pearson, Ruth" Ryon, Elsa Sch-wachtgen, Lida Scbellhase and Bertha Vorphal. The dance numbers are staged by Maxine Wolfe, who operates her own dancing studio in Calumet Park. Teen agers appearing in her numbers are Frances Blake, George Carrillo, Edward Giordano Ann Giordano, Jasper Messina, Sally Messina, Gwe.i Proctor. Rae Foster, Gloria Mag-liola, Eileen Duignan, Emily Pauling, Liz Kutcher and Phyllis Ebert. The Thompson Twirlers, is a corps of local teen agers, under the direction of Estelle Thompson, of 13005 Division St.

The members have won medals at many competitions. The most recent meet thev entered was at Dundee I last Sunday. This week they en-I tered the Peotone and Riverview Park contests. Members appearing in the musical are Linda Tocjek. Meliani and Marcia Mannel.

Members of the Blue Island Boots and Slippers Square Dancing club appearing are Jack and Marceline vandenberg, Betty and Don Fischer, Gene and Jean Gad-baw. Alice Blouin and Danny Reilly. "Doc" Heimbach, who organized the group as a community recreation project in 1950 is the caller. Boots and SllDpers begins its fall season, Sept. 9, with weekly meetings every Wednesday at the Red Barn.

The dance staged in the show Is a square dance adapted to the French period. Singers The featured soloists represent a range of talent and training. Shirley Tuffanelli, of 119th and Bell, ii a 14 year old soorano. She graduated from St. Benedict school last June, sne is a sruaen Maurin! Hanslng.

Tenor Settimo Sensl, of 2003 High st is presently studying with Mario Rubini, a celebrated tenor of the Chicago Opera House, during the 20's. He has sung on radio programs in Cleveland and Oh. Otdf LOANS TO 20 MONTHS TO is I cash I mw esciiw rAtSSS ssiaivt fESSSt 70.00 S.11 I 110.00 0-01 IXO.Ofr 32.37 Rf M. 170.00 11.17 X. "-3: AMOUNT UP TO $500 pftottf today viiit stutfrffie.

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Auxiliary to P. T. KaUlnan post 3580 officiating at presentation of colors are President Grace Simmons and Annette Steakle, Nellie Barnes, Shirley Stucker and Ruth Lawrence. Members of the Blue Island Business and Professional Women's Association, sponsors of the show, will usher. President June Markey is general chairman.

Mrs. Clara E. (nee Gerdimr) Mus ter, 75, 2147 W. 120th a resi- 01 Blue Island since 1BI4. died at St.

Francis hospital Sunday. She was born in Collinsville, 111., May 6, 1878. She was the wife of Paul R. Hus ter, mother of Oscar R. Huster and Mrs.

Helen E. Tousley and grand er oi KODert a. Muster ana of Mrs. Ida L. Pfotenhauer, Lucia Gerding and Elmer Gerding.

At rest at tne lunerai nome at 13050 Greenwood where serv ices were held yesterday at 2 Officiating at the service was Rev. Robert A. DeMoss, of Orland Park. Burial was at oak Hiu ceme- Walter A. Danczak, Sr.

Walter A. Danczak, 63, 12341 Lincoln Calumet Park. died at the residence Aug. 9 after a lingering illness. ne was norn June ibsu ana lived in Blue Island area for 40 years.

was tne nusDand or Mary father of Walter, Harry. Joseph; Mrs. Virginia Szarzynski and Helen and grandfather of Ray mond. He was a brother of Stanley Danczak and Mrs. Mary Ne-merowicz.

There is one grandson. He was the son in law of Mrs. Anna Kaczmarek. He was a member 'of St. Casi-mir Society, Group 2325 P.R.C.U.

Services were from the funeral home at 1843 Burr Oak to St. Isidore church Aug. 12 with burial at St Benedict cemetery. Mr: Falvey Mrs. Mary Frances Falvey, of 14721 Karlov Midlothian, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Ronald Mulville. She was born on Aug. 15, 1870, in county of Mary Margaret Mulville. Patrick of Chicago and the late John. Sister of Hannah Flynn, of Chicago.

Funeral service held Tuesday at from mortuary, 2429 Bun-Oak to St. Christopher's church where Mass was said by Rev. Father Peter Baptist Fritz. Soloist was Anita Schwalgart. In- CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives.

Rev. Mac-Lean, Chief Geo. Farning and Police Fire Dr. S. the Haliinan Funeral Home and the Sun-Standard for kindness extended at the time of Mrs.

in soon and start a regular our future. Let easy it is to save ur dollars mean at Harvey Federal Savings. Carty IN MEMORIAM In memory of Margaret B. Frack who passed away Jan. 21, 1952.

"Sad and sudden was the call Of one to dealy loved by all. A bittter grief, a shock severe. It was to part with one so dear. Deep in my heart she is living vet I loved her too i get." reasons whv von should ,2 Clyde Frack HARVEY FEDERAL SAYINGS ft Year after year, more and more families begin regular savings at Harvey Federal Savings for 42 years Harvey's saving center. Now, with our new, higher dollars earn CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere Our hearts still our relatives, menus, the wonderful neighbors for' their kind expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement We also thank Pastor Meyer, the V.F.W.

lost No. 3580, the I Auxiliary and the llallinan Fun: eral Home Mrs. Fred Elton and Family IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Ralph Dempsey, who passed away Aug. nm saa year. Loving Wife and Children In loving memory of Anna Vorpahl who passed away six years ago Aug.

23. sweet are memoriea that never Of one we loved, but could not save. Sincere and kind in her heart and mind What a wonderful memory she Dyrcz I MEMORIAM rance. Our heart still ache with loneliness IN MEMORIAM loving memory of my dear sister, Mrs. Betty Swanson, who pasea away suaaeniy on Aug.

"Loving memories never die As years roll on and go by Deep in my heart a memory is kept Of one I loved and will never forget." Emma Holtz IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Boyd Mansfield, who passed away five years ago Aug: 19. Living Motner, uaa, sisters Young People Turned Over To Parents were found in ed over to their parents tioning by sgt. man Alamm-ese They were Arlene Virus, 18, 328 Henry Goesels Return From Western Tour Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goesel, lzusu s.

Ann returned Mon dav evening via TWA from a va cation in Henderson and LasVe- visiting their daughter, I Jilbert and family, who have of LasVesas. Benjamin and babv. Randv now visiting the Lannom family id. Mrs. Goesel renort a fine time, even though the temperature was well over 100 de grees most of the time.

They Joyed a gala evening at Wt Clark's Desert Inn, with the JU- berts and Bernhards oroduction starring Ted Lewis. Ethel and Johr Jilbert also enter tained hotel rformer. Jllberts, Bernhards Beniami HOUSE GUESTS and Mrs. Joseph Peloauin. 12247 Ann st.

have as house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ouin and their son, Paul, family have all feted the visitors at dinner gatherings. Mrs.

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