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WILLIAM J. OSTcNDORF William J. Ostendorf, 72, 8956 Wallace, Chicago, passed away Jan. 6 at Little Company of Mary hospital. He was born Jan.

5, 1891. He was the husband of the late Marie (nee Schultz), father of Irene Boak and Adele Mad sen. He was the brother of June Rose and Robert Ostendorf. Grandfather of four and great grandfather of nine. Services were held Wednes day at 1:30 p.m.

at Hallman Funeral Home, 2601 Vermont Blue Island. Burial was in Beverly cemetery. MARTHA GRUBA Martha Gruba, (nee Rizeznik), 81, 14444 division Posen, passed away Jan. 3. She was the wife of the late Valentine, mother of Pauline "Warszalek, Anna, Walter and Helen Sendra.

She was grandmother of 16 and great grandmother of 13. Funeral services were held Monday at 9:30 a.m. from the Zimny Funeral Home, 14522 S. Western, to St. Stanislaus Church, 144th and McKinley for a ill a.m.

Mass. interment iioiy Cross cemetery. LEVI EBEN WINGATE Levi Eben Wingate, 85, 13511 Chatham St, passed away Jan. 4, at the Radtke Nursing Home. He was a retired switchman for the Rock Island railroad and has resided in.

Blue Island for the past 15 years. He was born for the entire family Nov. 22, 1877 in Worth township. He was the husband of the late Edna (nee Hammond) and Alma Anderson (nee Grader). He was the father of Russell Harold R.

and Jack A. Wingate, Lydia E. Exline, Edith M. Gaert- ner and the late Fred. He was the stepfather of George Anderson, Robert Anderson and Ruth Damm.

Mr. Wingate was a 50 year member of Calumet Lodge 716 AF AM, IOOF Odd Fellows Harmonize Lodge No. 2 and the ltchmen union of North Am erica. Rested at Krueger Funeral Home, 13050 Greenwood Ave. until 6 p.m.

Saturday. Burial was in Cedar Lawn cemetery. Council Bluffs, Iowa. SAUNDRA WESELOH Baby Saundra Weseloh passed away Jan. 4, 1963.

She was born Jan. 2, 1963. She was the daughter of Stanley and Erika (nee Dietenhauser) Weseloh. Rev. George Vander Schaaf officiated at the graveside prayer.

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our Brother and Uncle Edward C. Herzke who passed away four years ago Jan. 12, 1959. We often think of those happy days When we were all together Your loving smile and cheerful ways, Will live in our hearts forever. Loving Brother, Billy, Sisters, Alice and Ruth and families.

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SHOE DOLLAR DAYS THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY WOMEN'S SPORT ICE SKATES ONLY 10 pr. $500 TEEN'S AND jjffV WOMEN'S SLIPPERS Values To $5.99 CHILDREN'S SHOES DRESS or SCHOOL and $200 1 RACK OF OLD SHOES RUN PONT WALK WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES and $200 MEN'S WORK Shoe's and Oxfords $500 Values to $13.95 MEN'S DRESS SHOEf 300 and $500 Values To $12.95 TEEN'S AND WOMEN'S CLUTCH BAGS Values To $17.95 "004 Blua Island Sun-Standard Tour To Hawaii Heartily Endorsed By Blue Island Lions Club's Henry vanWestrop Waikiki Beach, pictured on Page 11 in the Pan American photo, awaits the Blue Island SUN-STANDARD escorted tour participants. The fabulous March 2-14 tour to be taken directly from Blue Island to Hawaii with stops in Southern California and Nevada is attracting much interest. Remember that the final date for finalizing plans is Feb. 2.

Lucas Atfidi, proprietor of the Blue Island Travel Service, 11925 Western, who is making all arrangements explained the tour to the Blue Island Lions club Tuesday. Showing a beautiful color film of Hawaii and attractions was Harley Dillard of the Pan American organization. Leonard Bartle, president of the club suggested that perhaps tne wnoie ciud snouia go ana hold a couple of meetings en-route. Henry vanWestrop, vice pres ident of the club and program chairman, and his family made an extended- tour ot tne islands Burial was in Lutheran cemetery 1 Jan. o.

Arrangements by Hallinan Funeral home 2601 Vermont. IN MEMORIAM Edward Carl Herzke In loving memory my "Edward" who is at rest 4 years today, Jan. 12, 1959. Thinking of the happy hours we once snared Of the times we sat and talked of your sincerety. But now you are at "rest.

And until I meet you in that "Heavenly Home" These are the memories for me keep, remember and be fcful for. That God gave you to me a a son. Your Mom. IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of Marguerite Ullrich, who passed away Jan. 14, 194B.

Loving Family CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank Rev. Kostyu, friends and neighbors and Funeral Home for their kindness in our recent bereavement. Mrs. Edna The Harrison Family Charge Dad With Child Neglect 36, who police say drinking and there 1 filled wine bottle in the children and child neglect. beating her with a The only heat were frequently hungry.

Police Magistrate Ebers have Ramierez before him Feb. 5. The children's mother left tl household a year and a half ai police -were told. INVESTIGATE ROBBERY Posen police yesterday ing were investigating a plaint that there was an an robbery at 14030 Western. Investigation was not pleted when this newsps went to press.

SOCIAL STUDIES FAIR Thornton Township School's Social Studies plans to sponsor a eif school wide Social Studies Fai I Friday evening. Feb. I FUlton 8-0051 SOUTH SUBURBAN SAFEWAY UNES. two years ago. Henrv was there during the recent war period and the return journey was a nostalgic one for him.

He does not have to be "resold" on the Fiftieth state and is a big booster of the Sun-Standard tour. The itinerary is as follows: Saturday, March 2 Leave from the Blue Island SUN-STANDARD office, 2350 Vermont M. at 7:30 a.m. modern bus furnished by the South Suburban Safeway Lines. All the baggage will be put on board of bus.

(44 lbs. per person will be earned free of charge.) Leave O'Hare Field on board of TWA Boeing 707 Fan Jet Flight No. 29 at 9:05 a.m. Arrive Los Angeles International Airport at 11:00 a.m. Transfer to Hollywood Roose velt Hotel.

Afternoon at leisure. Sunday, 3 Leave at 9:00 a.m. for a full day tour of Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm. Return to Hotel Hollywood- Roosevelt around 5:00 p.m. Evening at leisure.

March 4 Leave from hotel at 7:15 a.m. for Los Angeles International Airport. Leave on board Pan Ameri can DC8 Jet at 9:00 a.m. for beautiful Haw, Arrive at Honolulu Airport at 12:20 p. A friendly Inter-Island Trade Wind hostess smilingly places a fresh flower, lei around your neck and you are soon on your way to Deauutul Hawaiian Vil lage Hotel, where a nice room will be waiting tor you.

Tuesday, March 5 Kodak Hula Wednesday, March 6 Circle Tour of the Island of Oahu. Evening at' leisure. Thursday, March 7 At leisure. Friday March 8 Oahu. Saturday, March 9 At leisure.

Sunday, March 10 Sunday nieht Luau at the Hawaiian Village. This is the time wnen you wiu aueno. a luau, a native feast, where in the gracious atmosphere of old Hawaii you will be entertained by the finest Polynesian talent. your notei at p.m. return at 9:00 p.m.

Sample exotic foods such as Pol Kalua Pig cooked in the underground oven, coconut pudding, yams, and lau laus. An evening you will never forget. Monday, March 11 Left open to finish your shop- Ping. Tuesday, March 12 Aloha to the Islands. Aloha means good-by, but certainly not forever, because as your genial hostess places the fresh flower lei about your shoulders, you will be looking forward to the day when you will return and Hawaii will always wei- une you back! Leave Hawaiian Village Hotel at 12:30 p.m.

by limousine for Honolulu airport. Leave Honolulu at 2:00 p.m. Arrive at 9:00 p.m. in Angeles. Leave Los Angeles on TWA Jet Flight No.

58 arriving in Las Vegas at 11:55 p.m. Trans fer to the Riviera Hotel. Wednesday, March A beautiful show in the sailles room this evening. A full course club breakfasts. See the second show in the Versailles Room.

A de luxe buffet dinner. Two cocktails in the Starlight Lounge. Thursday, March 14 Full course club breakfast. Leave the hotel at 12 Noon for the airport. Leave Las Vegas airport on TWA Flight 26 at 1:50 p.m.

Arriving O'Hare Field at 7:00 At 1:00 p.m. you will drive The bus is furnished by the to the pier to board the motor-! South Suburban Safeway Lines ship Adventure for the cruise I to go to the airport March 2. to Pearl Harbor, visit battle- For a complete iolder con-shin row. the sunts USS Ari- cernins this trip or other in zona and the Utah, view Hick- formation contact the Blue Is- cruise also includes unsurpassed era or the Blue Island SUN- photographic vistas of leewird STANDARD, 2350 Vermont. let Adele Addison In Concert Sar.

As its first program of the New Year, Roosevelt University will present Adele Addison, distinguished American soprano, at Studebaker Theatre Saturday evening. Although Miss Addison has sung frequently as soloist with the Chicago Symphony and Grant Park Orchestra, this Jan uary 12 program will be her first Chicago recital appearance. Miss Addison is truly an Ame rican artist with all of her vo cal training done entirely United States. She is known from coast to coast for her ap pearances with the New York City Opera, major symphony orchestras recitaL- and for her soundtrack performance motion picture "Porgy and Bess." Her extensive repertoire contains some 20 operas, 60 orchestral oratorio and chamber works as well as recital repertoire characterized by more than 25 composers. Early this spring Miss Addison leaves for her first tour of the Soviet Union under the Cultural Exchange program, pausing en route for concerts in France.

Rev. E. Townsend Tucker, 10 I I Jan. 10, 1963 IMt Memorial Foundation is handl ing ticket sales in the south Metropolitan area. Anyone caring to purchase tickets may leave their request at the SUN-STANDARD.

Rev. Tucker was the first Negro delegate since the incep tion of UNESCO. X-RAY UNIT TO BE HERE JANUARY 25 Free chest X-rays will be offered residents of this community, Friday, Jan. 25. when a mobile X-rav unit is parked, at 13022 S.

Western, Blue Island. X-raying hours are from: 12 Noon 6 p.m. VISIBILITY A NECESSITY You have to see dangers to avoid them, warns the Chicago Motor Club. That's why all-around visibility is essential to safe driving. Make, certain your windwhild wipers and defroster are in perfect condition.

And always clear snow or ice from the front, rear, and side windows of your car before venturing out in traffic. York Joliet, of the Ameri- i stick that 1 can and Foreign "Sallie Holley" ly in his Pay all your bills with MONEY us! Just tell us how much you need. Phone now for i I prompt courteous service! LOAN CORPORATION and CHICAGO FAMILY LOAN CORPORATION ue island: 13018 S. Western Ave FU 8-0086. tiE 3-8185 arvey: 194 E.

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