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See. 2 Page 13" Thors May 11, 1967 THE SUN STANDARD Wedding Bells in August For Dianne Elizabeth Bemis Dianne Elizabeth Bemis' engagement to Lauren Miller has been announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Francis Bemis of 12301 Maple Ave. Blue Island Mr Miller is the son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Miller of Chicago Miss Bemis is a 1962 graduate of Mother of Sorrows high school and received her bachelor of science in education from Northern Illinois University in June of 1966. She is presently teaching in the DeKalb area Mr Miller, a 1960 graduate of Notre Dame high school, will recede his masters degree in Psychology from Northern Illinois University in June The wedding will take place in St. Benedict church in Blue Island on Aug 19th Janice Gustavson and Lauren Ostling to Wed The engagement of Janice Alice Gustavson to Lauren Ostling has been announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Bernard Gustavson of 21 45 Desplaines.

Blue Island Mr Ostling is the son of Mr and Mrs. Wayne C. Ostling of 13112 Chicago, Blue Island Miss Gustason a 1965 graduate of Dwight D. Eisenhower high school, is now employed by the Illinois Central Railroad. Mr Ostling is an employee of the Silvestn Paving Company.

He graduated from Mendel high school in 1965. The wedding date has been set for Jan. 20, 1968. The Social Whirl New Officers Installed At SSBPW's May Meeting Miniature Maypoles adorned the tables in the dining room as members and guests of the South Suburban Business and Professional Women's Club assembled for their meeting at the Beverly Woods Restaurant on May 3 It was guest night and Al Nelson was a special guest of the Club in recognition of his contribution to the Club project to beautify Blue Island. Marge Kredens.

Civic Participation Chairman, introduced Jerry D. Handlon, Director of Recreation of the Blue Island Park District, who gave an interesting talk on current programs and plans for the immediate future followed by a question and answer session. Men in Beattie of the Recreation Board was also present Ida Boughner, Charter President, was the recipient of a decorated cake in honor of her May birthday. The club voted to endorse a Resolution supporting the request for an overpass at 140th Western Avenue Lucille Wall, State Recording Secretary of the Federation, installed the new officers in an impressne flower ceremony the color and type of flower depicting the duties and obligation of the office Installed were: President, Jean Gorman: First Vice President, Les Jebsen: Second Vice President, Irma Shuber: Recordmg Secretary Alice Slusser, Corresponding Secretary Jacqueline Alpers, and Treasurer. Bermce Fri dholm The newly installed President presented Yvonne Hirseh with tne Past President's pin.

New Officers Installed At Junior High PTA The regular monthly PTA meeting of the Junior High was called to order at 7 30 pm. on May 9th by President Howard Heckler. Officers for the coming school year installed at this meeting were President. Mrs Linda Mullennix; Vice President, Mrs. Betty Winterfelt; Secretary, Mrs Louise Kobhska; and Treasurer, Mrs Ann Lube necki Gerald Miller, Principal of the Junior High was the speak, er for the evening He spoke on 'he "Orientation of Sixth Grade Parents to the Procedure, Policy and Philosophy in the Junior High." Ladies Guild Plans Tupperware Party Today A Tupperware Demonstration will be given on Thursday, May 11th by the St.

Peter and St. Paul Ladies Altar Guild in their church parlors at 13159 S. Greenwood Ate. at 8 p.m. Anyone unable to attend but who wishes to purchase tupperware may call Mrs Alyce Bryant, Pres.

at FU 5 1198 and delivery will be made Blue Island Garden Club Meets Friday, May 12th The Blue Island Garden Club will meet at the Beverly Woods Restaurant Friday May 12th at 12 p.m. Mrs Martin Bayer will preside at the meeting and Mrs. James Kmtz, program chairman will have charge of a member participating with perennial flowers and plant Sports Demonstration At Whittier PTA, May 16 Girls participating intramural sports at Whittier will perform for the PTA meeting at L30 m. on May 16. Mrs Marilyn Knaack.

the Physical Education teacher, will discuss the program available to 4th. 5th, and 6th grade girls. New officers for the 1967 68 school year ill be installed by Mrs Charles Ray. newly elect ed president of the Blue Island PTA Council Kindergarten mothers will be special guests at tins final meeting of ohe school year. Revere Briarwood PTA Installation Is May 16 Mrs Richard Barz, Program Assistant for District 34.

will be installing officer next Tuesday May 16 for the Revere Briarwood PTA at the Paul Revere Auditorium. Officers to be installed are President, Mrs Edmund J. Smith, First Vice President. Mrs Charles N. Tamason, Second Vice Presi dent, Mrs Don L.

Bogue; Secretary. Mrs. Chester Austin, Treasurer. Mrs Edward G. Rauch; and Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.

Donald Wierman Mrs. Barz is Publicity Chairman on the Oak Lawn Hometown PTA Council. She is a columnist with the Worth Palos Reporter and is a member of the Homemaker Service Committee which operates under the Child and Family Service, She also serves as Treasur er of the Youth Service League of the Southwest Y.M A. Jerry Handlon, Director of Parks and Recreation for the Blue Island Park District will provide the program Republican Women Plan Spring Luncheon June 7 The Annual Spring Luncheon of the Worth Township Women's Republican Organization will be held Wednesday. June 7.

at 12 30 at Nielson's Nordic Restaurant, 6250 95th St Oak Lawn Mrs Audrey Peak. Illinois National Commit teewoman, from Barnngton will be the guest speaker Mrs Ruth Seyfarth. 12918 Highland, Blue Island the president of the organization will be working with the following committees Tickets Mrs Xorbert Dreher. 9800 Sacramento, Evergreen Park. Chairman, Mrs William Savage.

9914 Her new Road West, Oak Lawn, Mrs Marvin Aggen. 12540 Tripp. Alsip, Mrs. Romic Palmer. 2524 Burr Oak Blue Island, and Mrs Bertha Hirtz, 9305 S.

Harding. Evergreen Park Door Prizes Mrs Kenneth Lucas. 10936 Depot. Worth, Chairman: Mrs Harold Olson, 6918 114th PI Worth Mrs Stayton Justus, 9740 Parkside, Oak Lawn, Mrs. William Hea ly, 9710 Meade, Oak Lawn; La Verne (Easenfang) Monahan, 2512 Lewis, Blue Island: Mrs.

Leo Walder, 9229 Sawyer. Evergreen Park, and Mrs Marie Beaver. 7140 W. 130th. Palos Heights.

Decorations Mrs. Charles Jursa. 5305 105th. Oak Lawn, Chairman and Mrs. Savage.

Programs Mrs Savage. Chairman and Mrs Jursa Publicity Mrs Herbert Briggs, 9631 Parkside. Oak Lawn. Chairman and Mrs. Raymond Olson, 688 116th St, Worth.

Special Prizes: Mrs Edward Strett, 9354 St Louis, Evergreen Park. Chairman For further information and tickets you mav call GA 5 0978 443 0254 or FU 5 1375 Young Republicans Will Meet May 18 at 8 p.m. Sunday. April 30 was the first meeting of the newly reorganized Young Republicans of Worth Township They plan to hold their next meeting on Thursday. May 18 at 8 m.

at the Rosewood Inn, 127th and Kedzie Please set aside this date and come and see what the group has in store for promoting political activity among the younger people in our area. Arts and Craft Guild Sale At St. Francis May 12 Members of the Needle Arts and Craft Guild of St Francis Hospital will offer their hand made articles for sale on Friday. May 12 on the mam floor of the hospital starting at 9 a Home made baken goods will also be sold. Guild Tiember.s arc bus sewing, knitting, and rrocheting many useful articles which will be in the gift shop of the new hospital Alumni Club Mixer Will Host Clark Weber May 20 On Saturday.

May 20 The Alumni Club of Chicago is presenting a 'mie? the Pioneer Court of the Kquitable Building at 401 No ili Michig. 'nenue. Cheapo Claik Weber, popular sc lock', Wl.S Radio, will be t.ic m.iMcr ot ceicmnn.e at Ih.s een Alumni Lettermen's Club Plan Reunion Dinner June 1 VFW Ladies Auxiliary To Install New Officers The Ladies Auxiliary to P. T. Halhnan Post 3580, held election of officers April.

The newly elected officers are: Marion Glad. President; Kay Wakefield. Senior Vice President Ann Melcarek. Junior Vice President. Mildred Rumburg.

Treasurer. Helen Jenkins, Chaplain. Norma Paul. Conductress. Elizabeth Venske.

Guard. Helen Learner, three year trustee. Betty Barton was appointed Secretary. Installation of officers will be held Sunday, May 28th at the Post Home, 2434 W. Vermont St.

Blue Island. Gladys Elliott, 16th District Senior Vice President will be the Installing Officer with the 16th District Color Team officating under the direction of Dorothy Babcock, Conductress. Betty Barton will be the Mistress of Ceremonies. The public is invited. Installation May 12 The Junior Girls Unit to the Ladies Auxiliary of Halli nan Post 3580 will have their Installation of Officers on Sunday.

May 14th at 2 at the Post Home. 2434 W. Vermont St. The following officers will be installed. Pamela Gross, President; Beverly Lavato, Senior Vice President; Grace Madrid, Junior vice President: Lynn Lavato, Chaplain; Joni Dunlap, Conductress.

Donna Paggi, Treasurer; Karen Ker nahan. Secretary: Lisa Lavato, Guard; Dawn Moreland, Pa tr.otic Instructor: Lorraine Lavato, Historian Lorraine Lavato is the out going President The Installing Officer will be Helen Learner and the Conductress will be Marion Gladd. This Installation is open to the public. Special Notice For Brides To Be With the advent of Spring comes thoughts of love and beautiful brides. The Sun Standard takes great plasure in carrying the details of the weddings of interest to our readers There is no charge for this service, and just a few requirements Only black and white pictures can be reproduced in the Sun Standard.

We would encourage brides to relate this information to photographers as it may be necessary for him to carry an additional camera with black and white film. Forms are available in the Sun Standard office at 13114 Western. Blue Island to be completed by Che bride giving pertinent details of her wedding. It is hoped that they will aid the bride in the description of her wedding If she prefers to write up the wedding details, she is welcome to do so. However, it must be understood that the Sun Standard reserves the right to edit the copy Time is of paramount importance in the reporting of weddings, and therefore we require that all photographs and wedding information be submitted for publication within four weeks of the date of the wedding, preferably sooner.

If the bride or her mother has questions regarding the publication of engagement or wedding announcements call the Sun Standard at 388 2020 any Monday Thursday or Friday and we will be happy to be ot service There is a charge of $3 00 for the publication of en pictures. Secretaries Association The May 16lh meeting of Southernaire Chapter. National Secretaries Association (International), will be held at Louis Mario Restaurant in River dale Lan Chile Airlines will present a film "Destination Patagonia' which is a 16mm color and English narrated travelogue Carlos Castelblanco, District Sales Manager of Lan Chile Airlines and Abelardo Coamibias Sales Representative, will be present to show this unusual film The Education Committee met May 9th at the home of Mrs. John Walker, 10801 South Michigan Avenue; she showed slides and told of the experiences of her son, Capt James Walker, who spent some time recently in Viet Nam, now on the staff at West Point "Junkshopping" Program For Luther High Guild The Luther High School Guild will hold its May meeting on Friday. May 14th at 8 m.

at the school cafeteria. The senior mothers will be honored as special guests. The program Junkshopping" with San Kaysser Sari's program is a lively tour through antique shops, with candid, humorous narration San is an expert in "junkshopping" and uses more than twenty of her junk turned treasures to illustrate how an imaginative touch can turn virtually anything into decorate accessories, wall hangings, collages or even gifts. Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Goesel of Henderson, Nev. were guests of honor at a celebration marking the anniversary of their 50th year of marriage. The Goesels were married in Blue Island on April 14, 1917 and lived here until May of 1959 when they moved to Henderson to be near their daughter, Mrs. John Jilbert at whose home the party was held. Another daughter, Mrs Paul Jancobsen, was the co ihostess The first card of congratulations received by the Goesels was from Blue Island's former mayor John M.

Hart and Mrs. Hart. Mr. Goesel served as a city alderman under Mayor Hart for eleven vears Mrs. Goesel wore a dress of dusty rose lace She wore a dusty rose corsage make by her granddaughter, Mrs.

Donna Jil bert. Mr. Goesel had a matching boutonniere. Mr. Goesel worked for 20 years as foreman in a factory Blue Island, had a paint and decorating store for ten years, and then worked 15 years in Chicago in a hardware store before his ictirement and the Goesel's move to Henderson Mrs.

Goesel worked eight years a dress shop and is an expert seamstress and fitter. Grandchildren and greatgrandchildren who assisted with the party were Mr and Mrs Robert Jilbert and children. Robert. Jr and Laurie of Phoenix. Ariz.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jilbert. a student at Nevada Southern. William Jilbert a student at the University in Reno Jon Jacobssn, a basic elementary school student and his brother Gary, a student at Basic high school.

Out of town guests included a niece and her husband. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kuech from Blue Island. Lester Catlin To Address Senior Citizens Club The Blue Island Park District's Senior Citizens Club is holding their first May meeting this Friday, May 12 at 2 pm at the Memorial Park fieldhouse The program speaker for this meeting will be Civil Defense Director of Blue Island, Lester F. Catlin.

Mr. Catlin will talk on emergency procedures in the event of severe weather and other dangerous conditions. The club members will discuss the next weeks trip to Morton Arboretum on Friday, May 19 The group will take a bus from the Memorial Park at 10 am and return around 3 pm that afternoon. Persons may bring their lunch or buy it there There are refreshments and cards and other games for members after all the club business meetings and programs Anyone 60 or older may join the club For further information call tne park office at FU 5 3304. Royal Neighbor Lodge Plans Theatre Party May 19 Royal Neighbor Lodge No 97 i sponsoring their annual theatre party on Friday.

May 19th at Drury Lane Theatre. Fifty seats have been reserved for the performance of "Holiday For Lovers" starring Mr and Mrs Pat O'Brien Ticket chairman Phyllis Buck Icy has a limited number of tickets and urges members to make their reservations before 'v 15th. call FU 8 7384 Youth Orchestra Will Make Debut May 17 Tne couthside Community Youth Orchestra will make its debut performance at the Longwood Academy, 1309 St in Hackmann Hall on Wednesday, May 17. at 8 00 Free Admission. The orchestra, consisting of oungsters from ages 6 to 14, is conducted by Mary K.

Rosen, erector jnd assisted by Sister Cedella It is a non sectarian group and open to all talented A. caqo Circle iumni I eliemieii Club announces its second an nual reunion dinner June 1 Tours of the campus the athlete of the year award and movies of the 1967 UICC teams in act, on are included in the evening's program to begin at 7 at the Cnicaao Cncle Cen ter The 3 000 former of I at Chicago lettcrmen are asked to call UICC ssistam Athletic Director Walt Vcisen at 663 2954 for information and id WJri. JJenry Qoiet 1.