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ELECTRICAL SERVICES Taft and Eisenhower students performed dance routines. The Chinelo Dance Troupe entertained the crowd. _______________________________ By Patricia Muhammad It was a festive evening filled with live entertainment, great food and fun as HOLA (Hispanic Outreach Leadership Association) and the Latino community celebrated the third annual community event on May 11th at Thornwood High School. Maria Gonzalez, Co-Chair of HOLA and District 205 Division Leader for Health and PE, coordinated this year’s event, along with Brett Fickes, Curriculum Chair for District 205, Patricia Malopsy-Fortier, Outlook Academy Coordinator, and Title I Director, Albert Holmes. “We have been doing HOLA events now for three years,” Gonzalez said. “HOLA is an outreach umbrella program under the TTTOP, which is like a multifaceted committee that includes all the school districts that feed into District 205. Tonight we are celebrating moms and we do it in several different ways. In the Latino culture, moms are very special because they are seen as the foundation of the family. We offer a platform for teenagers to celebrate their moms and we want to bring all the stakeholders together just to say thank you to all the moms.” Leticia Cruz, Ray Bank, and Annette Whittington were among District 205 Board Members who attended the event. John Arrington, District Administrator, Joseph Whittington, Second Ward Alderman in Harvey, and Principal Dennis Willis were also present. According to Gonzalez, she hopes to expand HOLA. She said, “We want to sit down with Alderman Shirley Drewinski to discuss HOLA’s initiatives, and we also will meet with SSC’s SOLES (Student Organization for Latino Empowerment & Success) to get them involved in what we are doing. Our goal is to meet each month to discuss having more educational workshops as an outreach for the whole community.”

Zory Martinez Jaen and Mariela G. Comacho Kimble made guest appearances, promoting Volume III of a co-written book by 26 Latina women titled Today’s Inspired Latina: Life Stories of Success in The Face of Adversity. Jackie Camacho-Ruiz is the principal author. Volume IV of the book will be presented May 24 from 6:00pm - 9:30pm at the Rolling Meadows Club in Rolling Meadows, Illinois. HOLA featured the very talented Mr. Luis Alfredo, who sang beautiful Mariachi ballads throughout the evening. Later in the program the famous Chinelo Dance Troupe entertained the crowd. Chinelo dancers originated in Morelos, Mexico, where they have been entertaining Latino families since the 19th century. Dancers are known for their elaborate dress, gloved hands, and up-tilted beards (Wikipedia). Other entertainment included District 151 (Taft and Eisenhower) third and fifth grade dancers, who gracefully performed charming dance routines. The program also hosted student bilingual readers, who read to the audience in both English and Spanish. Delicious Latino cuisine was prepared by Chef Fernando Carlos, who is a Master Chef for Sodexo. Sodexo prepares school lunches for District 205. Anthony Polomo, ELL (English Language Learning) Director for School District 151 for more than 25 years, said HOLA helps unite Latino parents with local schools. “HOLA is needed because it brings the community together. It lets them know that we are connected and lets the parents know that there is definitely a bridge between the elementary school and high schools. It gets the parents familiar with high school when their kids are ready to transition into high school.” As the program continued into the evening, Dr. Tawana Robinson

addressed the crowd of more than 200 guests. Robinson, an African-American Special Ed teacher at Thornwood, ran for State Representative on the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) platform. Known as the Dreamers’ Movement, DACA is an American immigration policy that allows some individuals who were brought to the United States illegally as children to receive a renewable twoyear deferred action from deportation in order to become eligible for a work permit in the U.S. (Wikipedia). In a five minute speech discussing DACA, Robinson said, “When parents migrate to the U.S. and bring children, they move here because America is seen as the land of opportunity and they are looking for better ways for their children; however, our current administration is trying to implement strong anti-immigration laws which advocate deportation.” According to the Pew Research Center, more than 690,000 immigrants are currently enrolled in DACA, however, under the Trump Administration, there have been plans to phase out the program. Research also shows that Mexico is by far the top country of origin for active DACA recipients (548,000), followed by El Salvador (25,900). “Community members need to contact their local elected officials to lobby for and support the Dream Act to be passed in order for large populations of undocumented immigrants in Illinois to gain access to academic and economic opportunities,” Robinson said. HOLA offered both children and adults an evening of culture and familyfun. Polomo added: “I like it (HOLA), because we are collaborating and bringing parents together within our communities as means to support the Latino community.”

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The Towle Theater is proud to celebrate its 15th Anniversary with a Fundraiser on June 15th from 5pm – 9pm. The event will take place at the Towle Theater, 5205 Hohman Avenue, Hammond, IN. Tickets are $50. Your ticket includes samplings of food from 15 local restaurants and beer and wine provided by 18th Street Brewery. There will be a raffle auction, silent action and a live auction. Some of the items in the auctions include Ravinia Tickets, Vanis Spa Day Package, AMC Movie Passes, Bourbon Basket, Shedd Aquarium Package, NWI Symphony Tickets and more. The live auction will be for a 5 course Julia Child inspired French dinner for eight with wine parings.

The Towle Theater opened its doors in September 2003 and has been going strong ever since. They have presented Midwest Premieres, US Premieres, and World Premieres within those 15 short years. Recently, they expanded staff to include Ro Ogrentz as Education Associate. This step has allowed them to increase their youth programming as well. Please join them as they celebrate 15 years of high quality, affordable theater. There are a number of sponsorship opportunities available, from $100-$2500. If you are interested in sponsorship and/or would like to purchase tickets, please contact the Towle Theater Box office at 219-937-8780 or visit www.towletheater.org.

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A funeral service for James N. Drenth was held Thursday, May 17, 2018 at Calvary Community Church in South Holland, IL with Rev. Alfonzo Surrett officiating. Mr. Drenth was born May 28, 1927 and passed away May 13, 2018. Husband of the late Sylvia Drenth (nee Boomsma). Father of Sandy (Don) Zirbel and Jeff (Sue) Drenth. Grandfather of 6 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. Brother of Edna (Ray) Meeter, Cal (Alice) Drenth, Lucille (late Ray) Zoeteman and Judy (late Clyde) Beuster. Interment was at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lansing, IL. Arrangements were entrusted to Smits, DeYoung-Vroegh Funeral Home, South Holland, IL.

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A Funeral Service for Bonnie E. Drozdzik (nee DeGroate) was held on May 17, 2018 at Thornridge Funeral Home Mrs. Drozdzik was born October 30, 1921 and died May 13, 2018. She was the wife of the late John Bilthuis and Lawrence Drozdzik; mother of Judy (James) Willhoite, Tena (late Dennis) Johnson, Robert Bilthuis, Clara (Charles) Grizzell, Bonnie (late Rob) (late Steve Toothaker) Watrobka, William (Debbie) Ostrowski, the late John (Lois) Bilthuis, and Carl (Cindy) Bilthuis; grandmother of 15, greatgrandmother of 38, and great-great-grandmother of 1; sister of Katherine Gress and John DeGroate; aunt of many nieces and nephews. Interment was at Chapel Hill Gardens South Cemetery. Arrangements were entrusted to Thornridge Funeral Home (Janusz Family Funeral Service).

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A funeral service for WinDee Marie Martin was held Thursday, May 17, 2018 at Smits, DeYoungVroegh Funeral Home in South Holland, IL. Ms. Martin was born March 20, 1981 and passed away May 13, 2018. Daughter of Loretta Martin and the late Darrell Martin, Sr. Sister of Darrell (Nicole) Martin, Jr., Adam (Christine) Martin and Joseph (Fiancé Precious Beason) Martin. Interment was at Homewood Memorial Gardens, Homewood, IL. Arrangements were entrusted to Smits, DeYoung-Vroegh Funeral Home, South Holland, IL. Lansing, 3 bdrms, 2 baths, 1st floor. Laundry & storage. Seniors welcome. 17712 School St. Inc. heat, gas, appl., a/c, pvt. pkg, 1-1/2

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A funeral mass for Agnes A. McCormack (nee Madvar) was held Saturday, May 19, 2018 at Holy Ghost Church with Rev. Anthony Talarico officiating. Mrs. McCormack was born February 17, 1930 and passed away May 12, 2018. Wife of the late Edward McCormack. Mother of Judy (Peter) Panozzo and John (Renee) McCormack. Grandmother of 5. Sister of the late Emil Madvar, late Louis Madvar and the late Catherine Madvar. Interment was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Alsip, IL. Arrangements were entrusted to Smits, DeYoungVroegh Funeral Home, South Holland, IL.

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Funeral services for Glenn “Woody” VanderWoude, were held Thursday, May 17, 2018 at Smits Funeral Home in Dyer, IN with Rev. Jason DeVries officiating. Mr. VanderWoude was born August 23, 1959 and passed away May 12, 2018. Father of Rodney (Rachel) VanderWoude; step-father of Ryan (Nicole) Olejnik, Rachel Olejnik, and Christopher (Jori) Olejnik. Grandfather of three; great-grandfather of one; step grandfather of six. Brother of Mary Beth (Robert) Terpstra, Lois (Robert) VanderWoude, late John VanderWoude, Herman (Elizabeth) VanderWoude, Dale (Dolores) VanderWoude, and Cheryl (Carl) Padding. Arrangements were entrusted to Smits Funeral Home, Dyer, IN.

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A funeral service for Laverne J. Van Drunen (nee Vree) was held Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at First Christian Reformed Church in South Holland, IL with Rev. Richard J. Blauw officiating. Mrs. Van Drunen was born February 24, 1930 and passed away May 12, 2018. Wife of the late John A. Van Drunen. Mother of Lawrence (Joan) Van Drunen, Michael (Deborah) Van Drunen, John (Nancy) Van Drunen, Daniel (Diane) Van Drunen, Steven (Mary) Van Drunen, Ronald (Denise) Van Drunen, Cathy (late Gerrit) Hamstra, Sherry (Kenneth) Wieringa, Diane (Mark) Hamstra and the late David Van Drunen. Grandmother of 30; greatgrandmother of 36. Sister of the late Robert (late Marilyn) Vree, late Don (late Lee) Vree, and the late Roger (Laurie) Vree. Interment was at Homewood Memorial Gardens, Homewood, IL. Arrangements were entrusted to Smits Funeral Home, Dyer, IN. mo. sec. $1,200/mo. July ‘18. 708-288-8640

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Apply for Minority Entrepreneurship Program The Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity (DCEO) announced today that applications for the 2018 Advancing the Development of Minority Entrepreneurship (ADME) program are now open. Applications can be found online at www.illinois.gov/dceo and will be available until May 31, 2018. The ADME Program is designed to nurture a business-friendly environment that supports and facilitates small business, with a focus on minority populations, to assist and lead entrepreneurs in long-term economic success. ADME offers start-up companies an exceptional level of support from subject matter experts, business professionals, and non-profit organizations. Additionally, participants will gain access to an array of services, including assistance with a business plan, a one-on-one session with an attorney, a loan prequalification assessment for each borrower to assess loan readiness in advance of their completion of the program, and the opportunity to pitch their business to banks, investors and microlenders during a demo day.

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“In anticipation of our second cohort, the Department has hosted a number of ADME Business Workshops throughout the state,” said Derrick Champion, Deputy Director of the Office of Minority Economic Empowerment at DCEO. “These workshops have been met with great excitement and have been a great recruitment tool for the ADME 2018 Cohorts.” The Women’s Business Development Center, along with the Illinois Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) network will administer ADME’s curriculum through the Department and will help facilitate investment opportunities through the Advantage Illinois program. Additionally, several community partners will help facilitate the program including Accion, CIBC BANK, Chicago Urban League, and Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce. The first ADME cohorts were held in 2017 in Rockford, Chicago, and Peoria. The second year will continue to focus on minority communities, including women and veterans, in South Chicago, the Quad Cities and the Champaign region.

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As summer approaches and boaters prepare to get on the water, the Indiana Department of Natural Resource reminds you to “Clean. Drain. Dry.” Cleaning, draining and drying your boat helps prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS). AIS are non-native aquatic animals, plants, microorganisms and pathogens that can hurt native aquatic plants and wildlife, harming the environment, human health and businesses. They arrive in a variety of ways, including on trailers, on boat hulls and motors, on fishing gear and through the pet trade. “The best way for boaters to help protect our waters is by following the ‘Clean-Drain-Dry’ message,” said Eric Fischer, aquatic invasive species coordinator for the DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife. • Clean: When leaving the water, clean all equipment that touched the water. This includes watercraft hulls, trailers, shoes, waders, life vests, engines and other gear. Remove all visible plants, algae, animals and mud. • Drain: Drain accumulated water from watercraft or gear, including live wells and transom wells, before leaving the ramp or public access point. • Dry: Once home, let all gear dry for five days or more before using it in a different body of water. Some of the worst aquatic invasive species in other states have yet to be found in Indiana, according to Fischer, and the state wants to keep it that way. Finally, remember that dumping bait or unwanted aquarium or terrarium pets can introduce invasive species to waterways. Dispose of all unused bait in a trash can instead of dumping it into the water or on the shore. “Your diligence will help ensure that the next generation of Hoosiers can experience the same water activities that you enjoy,” Fischer said. If you suspect you have found an aquatic invasive plant, fish, mollusk or crustacean, report it to the Division of Fish & Wildlife at dnr.IN.gov/6385.htm, through the Report IN app at eddmaps.org/indiana, or by calling the Invasive Species Hotline at 866-NO-EXOTIC (866-663-9684).

Free Fishing Days The final two Free Fishing Days for 2018 are June 2 and 3. On these special days, Indiana residents can fish public waters without needing a fishing license or a trout stamp. Free Fishing Days are prime opportunities for families to learn to fish because adults do not need a fishing license on those days, and children ages 17 and younger do not need a license on any day. A number of events will be held across the state. Information on Free Fishing Day events is at dnr.IN.gov/fishfree. Several Family Learn to Fish workshops are scheduled. Advance registration is required. Some of the workshops are already full, but others have spots available. More family fishing fun will happen at Washington Township Park in Avon, Patoka Lake in Birdseye, Lake Cottonwood in Edinburgh, Cobus Creek County Park in Elkhart, Trine State Recreation Area in Fremont, Freedom Park in Greenwood, Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis, Brown County State Park in Nashville, St. Patrick’s County Park in South Bend, Lake Waveland Park in Waveland, and Prophetstown State Park in West Lafayette. People interested in attending a Free Fishing Day event should contact the host property in advance because some activities require registration.

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Hartsfield Village Rehabilitation Administrator Seydel Honored

Hartsfield Village Rehabilitation has announced that Administrator Susan Seydel is a recipient of the 2018 Eli Pick Facility Leadership Award, an honor from the American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA). Nationally, 351 administrators in 45 states received the facility leadership award this year. Based on the premise that facility excellence is reflected in leadership excellence, the Eli Pick award recognizes the administrator of record who provided such leadership for the full 2017 calendar year. Eligibility for this award is based on three years of Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) survey data including health, fire safety and compliance surveys as well as top quartile performance on designated quality measures. Fewer than 11 percent of facilities nationwide qualify. “I am delighted and honored to receive the Eli Pick Facility Leadership Award on behalf of the rehabilitation center,” said Seydel. “The team at Hartsfield Village strives to provide the highest quality of care and services to our patients and residents. I am proud to lead this incredible group of people.” The experienced team of professionals at Hartsfield Village’s Rehabilitation Center helps patients recover from surgery, injury or serious illness. Hartsfield Village offers comprehensive rehabilitation services including physical, occupational and speech For sale: 1991 Cadillac Deville, 4dr. black, gray interior, extra clean. New tune-up, brakes, runs and drives great. 167K miles. $3100. 708-800-8100 Fo r s a l e : 2 0 1 4 C h e v y E q u i n o x LT AW D Ta n $18,987. Call Bob 855-9496000 For sale: 2016 Chevy Cruze Limited Tungsten Metallic $13,987. Call Bob 855-9496000

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For over thirty years the Board of Trustees of SSC has recognized outstanding art students by purchasing artworks of excellence. The artwork becomes part of the permanent art collection of South Suburban College for use for in our college halls, offices, and galleries. To date there are over 200 student works proudly displayed around South Suburban College. The selection process involves a jury of art faculty members who nominate artwork from the Fall and Spring Biannual Juried Student Art Exhibit. All selections nominated by the jury are individually evaluated on their merit and as examples of excellence of outcomes the Art & Design faculty have determined to be objectives for the art courses of our college. Finalists for the college’s art collection are selected at the end of the spring semester and are presented to the Board of Trustees at the May meeting. The public is welcome to visit our art galleries at no charge. The Dulgar Gallery is on the first floor. SSC Galleries are open at minimum Mondays through Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. The galleries are closed on weekends and holidays. For more information, please call (708) 596-2000, ext. 2445 or ext. 2316, or visit www. ssc.edu/art. SSC is located at 15800 South State Street, South Holland, Illinois. For sale: Mikasa dishes Garden Club patter n, complete ser vice for 8. Includes serving bowl, cream, and sugar bowl. Perfect cond. $40. 815-320-6178

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Dental Milestones for Children that Parents Need to Know

Just because most newborns don’t have teeth yet, it’s never too early for new parents to start a dental regimen for their babies. “Parents shouldn’t wait until teething starts to think about their babies’ dental health,” says orthodontist Dr. Jamie Reynolds, author of “World Class Smiles Made in Detroit” (www.AskDrReynolds.com). Reynolds says it is important for parents to give children a proper start if they are to enjoy a lifetime of good dental health. He offers these milestones for parents to keep in mind: During the pregnancy: A child’s dental care really starts before the child is born, Reynolds says. Baby teeth begin to form before birth, so pregnant women should make sure to eat a balanced, nutritious diet and should get an adequate amount of vitamins and minerals, he says. Mothers should have a complete dental exam and have any cavities or gum disease treated. After birth, but before teeth arrive: Before the baby’s teeth have even erupted, keep the baby’s mouth clean by wiping NEW IDEAL GARAGE DOOR SECTIONS 16 X 8 9 X 8 grey $700; 17 X 7 white $400. 708596-0600 or text 3 tier heavy duty scaffold tower 8” casters 3 planks $500 portable scaffold 48” $50 708-596-0600 call text For sale: Washer and dryer, $300; Kenmore lawnmower Craftsman 6-3/4HP selfpropelled w/bag; wheelchairk, with footrest, $100; lawnmower self-propl, $100; Elec. leafblower, $30; G e n e r a t o r, $ 1 2 5 ; e l e c . weekwacker, $30. 708-7152348 For sale: Stander for disable person; Core exercise equipment; Elliptical m ac h i n e; ver tic a l stair climber; position lift recliner chair. 708-477-1951 F o r s a l e : To r o 2 4 5 0 Snowblower, $200; Proform Tre a d m i l l $ 3 0 0 ; Pu l s e r 6000W Generator, $400. 708339-3266 2007 Evinrude E-tec 75 hp o u t b o a rd e n g i n e . E x c , cond., $3,500. Includes controls, propeller and gauges. Also Eagle boat trailer fits up to 17 ft boat. New & spare tires are $500 in good cond. James 708-8414669

down the gums twice a day with gauze or a moist washcloth after the baby’s last feeding. At about six months: Parents should start brushing their children’s baby’s teeth as soon as they come in, Reynolds says. The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends using fluoride toothpaste the size of a grain of rice on a child-sized toothbrush twice a day. At age 3: By age 3, most children have a full set of baby teeth—20 of them—at which point the ADA recommends upping the amount of toothpaste from the size of a grain of rice to the size of a pea. Around age 6: Most children should be able to brush on their own by age 6. At this point, children can start using an adult-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste when they brush, Reynolds says. Children should have their teeth flossed as soon as two teeth are touching. Children typically can floss on their own starting at about 7 years old. The first dental visit: The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends an initial visit to the dentist when the

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first tooth erupts, or no later than baby’s first birthday. From then on, parents should make twice yearly visits. When children should see an orthodontist: The American Association of Orthodontists recommends all children see an orthodontist by the age of 7. Even though it may sound early, some issues can be addressed more quickly when caught early, such as issues with the growth of the jaw bone, remaining baby teeth, impacted teeth, the number of teeth growing in, and more, Reynolds says. Fortunately, he says, the majority of children this age will not need treatment. “One of the most important things parents can do is model good oral health behavior so children can see how seriously their parents take care of their oral hygiene,” Reynolds says. “It’s important that children see their parents brush and floss, avoid sugary snacks, and make regular visits to the dentist.” Dr. Jamie Reynolds (www.AskDrReynolds.com) attended the University of Michigan for both his undergraduate education and dental studies and did his orthodontic residency at the University of Detroit-Mercy.

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Community Hospital Receives Perinatal Care Certification from Joint Commission

Community Hospital’s Family Birthing Center is among a handful of facilities in Indiana to earn Perinatal Care Certification from The Joint Commission. The voluntary certification program recognizes Joint Commission accredited hospitals for their commitment to achieving integrated coordinated and patient-centered care for mothers and their newborns. “Achieving Perinatal Care Certification recognizes an organization’s commitment to healthy mothers and healthy babies,” said Patrick Phelan, executive director, Hospital Business Development, The Joint Commission. “The certification gives providers an unparalleled advantage when it comes to preparing mothers for labor and delivery, while also being able to help them if complications arise.” Community Hospital underwent a rigorous onsite review April 16 and 17 to assess compliance with certification standards for perinatal care. During the review, Joint Commission experts completed an independent evaluation of Community Hospital’s perinatal healthcare services. These services include labor and delivery, mother-baby care and neonatal care. In order to achieve certification, in addition to meeting and exceeding Joint Commission core measures, Community Hospital has demonstrated the ability to provide: • Integrated, coordinated patientcentered care that starts with prenatal and continues through postpartum care; • Early identification of high-risk pregnancies and births; • Management of mother and newborn risks at a level corresponding to the program’s capabilities; and • Available patient education and FREE--regulation basketball hoop and backboard, must remove. 708-448-5672

information about perinatal care services. “By working together to achieve this certification, we have shown that we are focused on ongoing qualityimprovement processes that ultimately improve care for mothers and their newborns,” said Lou Molina, chief executive officer. “Our physicians, healthcare professionals and staff continue to provide high-quality care to all of our patients, especially to the women who entrust us with their care and their infants before, during and after birth.” “Where an expectant mother chooses to have her baby and who she chooses for her physician is one of the most important decisions a new mom can make,” said Ronda McKay, chief nursing officer and vice president Patient Care Services. “Situations can change. You need to pick the place and the doctor that can manage those changes and deliver the best outcome. When you have a comprehensive program that is in your community such as the Community Hospital Family Birthing Center, it strengthens the family’s support system. Being able to stay close to home really helps,” she said. Community Hospital delivers the most babies in Northwest Indiana, making the hospital the most experienced in the area and one of the leading facilities in the state for newborn care. “We provide everything under one roof and that is what sets us apart from other programs,” said Carla Meyer, director of Patient Care Services. “We are truly prepared for the expected and the unexpected—all the issues that a mother and her baby could experience.” Hospitals such as Community Hospital that achieve Joint Commission

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A Phone Call And a Letter WOODROW WILCOX On April 18, 2018, I got a phone call from a medical biller with some good news for a client who lives in Valparaiso, Indiana. Then, I wrote a letter to the client to give her the news that she DID NOT OWE $526. Following is part of my letter to the client. You will understand what work I do for our clients better after you read it. “Today, I received a phone call from the firm that sent you the bill for $526. The assistant to the manager that I know at the firm called me to tell me that the bill was sent because no Medicare information was provided when the firm was told to bill you. Since then, that firm got key Medicare billing information and has sent the bill to Medicare. “After Medicare reviews and rules on the claim, it will send its ruling to your insurance company. As long as you did not get some medical service that Medicare does not cover, the entire bill should be paid because you have a Plan F Medicare supplement policy through this agency. Thus, I believe we saved you $526 with our work and our letter to the biller. “Only if you got a medical service that Medicare does not cover should you get any balance bill. “Please, tell others that you use an insurance agency that ‘goes the extra mile’ for its senior citizen clients by helping with medical billing problems such as yours without charging a cent.” Note: Woodrow Wilcox is the senior medical bill case worker at Senior Care Insurance Services in Merrillville, Indiana. He has saved senior citizen clients over two million dollars by fighting mistakes and fraud in the Medicare system. He wrote the book SOLVING MEDICARE PROBLEM$ (www.SolvingMedicareProblems.com) and posts articles at www.WoodrowWilcox.com.

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USI Dean’s List Includes Area Students The University of Southern Indiana has released the Dean’s List for the 2018 spring semester. Dr. Ronald Rochon, provost, reported that 2,022 undergraduates were named to the Dean’s List in recognition of outstanding academic achievement, including these local students: Zinda N. Shillingford of Calumet City, IL; Ashley Owens of Hammond, IN; Karina O. Arrue of Highland, IN; Shannon E. Farrell of Munster, IN; and Jessica R. Lincoln of Schererville, IN. Undergraduate students must achieve a 3.5 or better grade point average (on a 4.0 system) to be named to the Dean’s List. To be named to the list, students must have earned no incomplete or missing grades for the term in 12 or more semester hours, with a semester grade point average between 3.5 and 4.0. (Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory and Pass/No Pass courses do not apply.) The complete Dean’s List is arranged by hometown (state and city) according to the address each student has provided to the University. A student’s name may be listed under Evansville if the student supplied an Evansville mailing address. The complete Dean’s list may be accessed at https:// www.usi.edu/media/5612322/spring-2018-deans-list.pdf. Congratulations to our students for achieving this honor! Lawn Care: Grass-cutting, bush-trimming, aerating, power-raking, spr ingcleanup, gutter-cleaning, sodding, mulch, stonebrick, retanning-walls, fullyinsured. Free estimates. 10%off 1st-100 grass-cutting customers. Anderson Lawn & Landscaping. 708-9067292

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Thornton Township Government is Needed Thornton Township Spokesman and Public and Community Relations Manager Ernst Lamothe, Jr., in a radio interview with WJOB 1230AM/104.7FM, discussed the reason why Township government is important to constituents. Mr. Lamothe said, “Township government serves as a safety net for local communities.” Mr. Lamothe told listeners that “Thornton Township provides services in the following areas: township hires teenagers giving them their first opportunity for employment; secondly, the township operates a food pantry in Harvey, Illinois where 1,000 families are served every month; the township operates a general assistance program helping 200 or more families make the transition to full and part-time employment; and the township provides senior lawn care programs and special services for people with disabilities.” Thornton Township is the largest township in Illinois, with 17 cities and approximately 183,000 residents. Mr. Lamothe further stated, “Our Supervisor President Zuccarelli does not have a problem with crossing state lines. He believes in helping others.” Mr. Frank M. Zuccarelli has been the President of Thornton Township since April 1993. Mr. Zuccarelli heads up a fourmember Board of Trustees. Mr. Lamothe said, “Township government is very critical to local communities. Things may fall through the cracks in local government.” Lamothe summarized the interview with “we believe that we are helping real people who are in need.” Ernst Lamothe Jr., a 16-year journalist, is the Communications Manager for Thornton Township. Currently he administers and executes Public Relations, marketing and social media programs for Thornton Township, designed to create outreach to local communities.

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SSC, Calvary Baptist & Prairie State Host Career/Job Resource Fair Calvary Baptist Church of Glenwood is partnering with South Suburban College (South Holland) and Prairie State College (Chicago Heights) to hold a special event designed to provide south suburban residents with important information on resources and education opportunities available to help launch a new career. The program will be held on Saturday, June 9, from 9 a.m. to noon, at Calvary Baptist Church, located at 801 East Glenwood-Dyer Road in Glenwood. “There are many people in the south suburbs looking for new and better career opportunities, and we are excited to

Calumet Avenue Closure in Hammond The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces that U.S. 41 (Calumet Avenue) is closed in Hammond between Michigan Street and Sibley Street. This is the site of a bridge project that has been underway since early April with lane closures in place. Thursday, crews identified a pavement concern that needs to be addressed, requiring a complete closure at this location. It is possible this closure could last through the end of May. INDOT will continue to update the public as details become available. Drivers in Northwest Indiana can monitor road closures, road conditions, and traffic alerts at any time via the District’s social media channels: www.Facebook.com/INDOTNorthwest or Twitter @INDOTNorthwest. Or visit http://www.trafficwise. in.gov for INDOT’s TrafficWise Traveler Information Service. May 30, 31 & June 2, 8-3 209 Maple St., Crown Point, IN Liberty Park Subdivision, west of Jewel. Multi family supporting Crown Point High School Latin Club. Too many items to list!!

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partner with our local community colleges and share the many resources available to our community members,” Pastor Kelon Duke, host of the program said. “This event is an important place to begin that process.” The half-day program will provide valuable information on career certificate programs in various professions including Health Care and Court Reporting, Apprenticeship and Internship programs, Business Development opportunities, support for veterans, tuition assistance, childcare resources, job placement assistance and more. Guidance in attaining

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Remembrance for Veterans May 28 The public is invited to take part in the activities planned at the Edward P. Robinson Community Veterans Memorial Park to honor the men and women of our nation’s armed forces lost in combat, with special recognition for the citizens of Munster. Beginning at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, May 28, Munster VFW Post 2697 will conduct a ceremony along with American Legion Post 16 at the Munster park located at 9710 Calumet Avenue. The Munster High School Band will perform during the ceremony. The post will fire a traditional 21-gun salute with their ceremonial cannon beginning at noon. The Memorial Day tradition began in 1868 by The Grand Army of the Republic “for the purpose of strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating the graves of comrades who died in defense of their country…with services and testimonials of respect….” The 6.5 acre memorial has become a major tourist attraction, and commemorates the sacrifices and achievements of veterans of major military conflicts that shaped the 20th Century. The idea for the memorial was developed in the late 1990s when a group of local veterans came together to talk about creating a place that honors the nation’s war heroes. The final design encompasses three main goals: to remember, to educate, and to challenge. The park is located just 2.5 miles south of I80/94 on the west side of Calumet Avenue, just north of Sheffield Ave. It is open dawn-to-dusk and the Memorial Day activities will be held rain or shine. There is no charge to visit the park. To learn more, visit www.CommunityVeteransMemorial.org. Found: About 5-17, “Gold” necklace with “lavalier”. Please call me to identify. Darlene 708-339-4013 List your service business in the

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Medicare 101 6:30-7:30 PM in the East Meeting Room at the South Holland Public Library 16250 Wausau Avenue, South Holland, IL. As you approach retirement or your 65th birthday, learn about Medicare age requirements and when you are eligible to enroll. Bring your questions about the A, B, C, & D and join the discussion with financial services consultant Kathy Edwards. Registration required. For more information or to register, call 708-527-3160, or visit www. shlibrary.org. Restoration Ministries Legacy Banquet Thursday, May 24 at 6:30pm at Spirit of God Fellowship, 16350 State St, South Holland, IL. The banquet will pay tribute to Dr. John F. Sullivan, the founder and CEO of Restoration Ministries in Harvey. Guests will hear testimonies from men, women and young adults whose lives were changed because of Dr. Sullivan and Restoration Ministries. Guests will enjoy a gourmet dinner, live auction, performances by students from the Sullivan Arts Center and music by the Spirit of God Fellowship Worship Band. To reserve your tickets or place an ad in the program book, call Maribeth at 708-333-3370.

Saturday, May 26

Nature Education Exploration Program at Green Lake Aquatic Center 1:30 at Green Lake Family Aquatic Center, 1100 River Oaks Dr., Calumet City IL. “What’s the Difference?” will examine the differences between a lake, pond, marsh, and more. Includes hiking at Green Lake and Sand Ridge Nature Center. Participants will provide their own transportation and meet at the Green Lake Aquatic Center parking lot. Registration is required by May 24. Call Sand Ridge Nature Center at 708-868-0606 for information. Paint at the Library Saturday, May 26 from 1:00pm - 3:30pm at Dolton Public Library, 14037 Lincoln Ave., Dolton, IL. Adults only, $5.00 fee. Limit 12. For more information, go to www. doltonpubliclibrary.org.

Sunday, May 27

Lansing Veterans Memorial Ceremonial Honor Guard Starts at 2 pm at the Lansing Veteran’s Memorial, Burnham Ave & GlenwoodLansing Rd. in Lansing IL. This Memorial Day service is dedicated to those servicemen who died during our Nation’s wars to protect and preserve our great country. Participating veterans organizations and families will place wreaths, and there will be an Invocation, rifle salute, and Taps. Attendees who bring their deceased veteran’s casket flag will be recognized during the ceremony.

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From 6pm - 8pm at Mars Gallery, 1139 W. Fulton Market, Chicago, IL. En joy exquisite wines, guided tastings, and a buffet of appetizers while benefiting Glenwood Academy. Tickets are $50 at the venue with no additional door charge. To register, visit glenwoodacademy. org/winetasting.

Thursday, June 21

New Star’s Annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Old Plank Trail Community Bank, 700 W. Exchange, Crete IL. Plan to attend New Star’s annual wine tasting to Benefit Children and Adults with Special Needs. Guests will receive a complimentary wine glass, appetizers to complement the wine, and have a chance to win an eight bottle inhome premium wine sampling valued at $400. Tickets are $20 each. Space is limited. Guests must be 21 to attend. Advance paid reservations are required by June 15. Visit http://give.classy. org/NewStarWineTasting to purchase your reservation, or to make a donation.

Monday, June 25

Critter Camp Runs Monday, June 25 through Friday, June 29 from 9am to 2pm at Humane Indiana, 421 45th Ave., Munster, IN. Each camp session is unique and features a new topic. Campers will do a daily craft, enjoy a snack (campers must supply their own lunches), and have interactive presentations about animals. $150 per camper. Camp size is limited. For more information or to register visit humaneindiana.org/crittercamp.

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Critter Camp Runs Monday, July 23 through Friday, July 27 from 9am to 2pm at Humane Indiana, 421 45th Ave., Munster, IN. Each camp session is unique and features a new topic. Campers will do a daily craft, enjoy a snack (campers must supply their own lunches), and have interactive presentations about animals. $150 per camper. Camp size is limited. For more information or to register visit humaneindiana.org/crittercamp.

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Critter Camp Runs Monday, August 6 through Friday, August 10 from 9am to 2pm at Humane Indiana, 421 45th Ave., Munster, IN. Each camp session is unique and features a new topic. Campers will do a daily craft, enjoy a snack (campers must supply their own lunches), and have interactive presentations about animals. $150 per camper. Camp size is limited. For more information or to register visit humaneindiana.org/critter-

Thursday, May 31

Microsoft Word Básico (en español) Jueves, 31 de Mayo, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM in the Tech Link Lab at the South Holland Public Library 16250 Wausau Avenue, South Holland, IL. Ven y aprende los conceptos básicos de Word. Hablaremos de cómo usarlo y mostraremos cómo crear, personalizar y editar un documento de acuerdo a sus necesidades. For more information or to register, call 708-527-3160, or visit www. shlibrary.org. Summer Craft Thursday, May 31 from 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm at Dolton Public Library, 14037 Lincoln Ave., Dolton, IL. Children. For more information, go to www.doltonpubliclibrary.org.

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Game Time Mondays, 3:30pm - 5:30pm at Dolton Public Library, 14037 Lincoln Avenue, Dolton, IL. Chess Group Meets at this time. All ages. For more information call 708-849-2385 or visit www.doltonpubliclibrary.org. Cookbook Club 2nd Saturday of the month, 11:00am - 1:00pm at Dolton Public Library, 14037 Lincoln Avenue, Dolton, IL. Adults. For more information call 708-849-2385 or visit www.doltonpubliclibrary. org. Homework Help 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Tuesday of the month, 3:30pm - 4:30pm at Dolton Public Library, 14037 Lincoln Avenue, Dolton, IL. All school age children. For more information call 708-8492385 or visit www.doltonpubliclibrary.org. Toddler Time 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month, 10:45am - 11:45am at Dolton Public Library, 14037 Lincoln Avenue, Dolton, IL. Toddlers and their parents. For more information call 708-8492385 or visit www.doltonpubliclibrary.org. Black Authors Book Club Last Thursday of the month, 7:00pm - 8:30pm at Dolton Public Library, 14037 Lincoln Avenue, Dolton, IL. Adults. For more information call 708-849-2385 or visit www.doltonpubliclibrary. org. T.O.P.S. Weight Loss Support Group All Areas Meets Mondays from 5:30 - 7:00 at Thornton Recreation Dept. Community Center at 701 Highland Ave., Thornton IL. People from all areas welcome! Come to one meeting for free and check us out. We are a small group so we would love to meet you! For information, call Kim at 708-224-6728. T.O.P.S. Meeting Calumet City Come join a great group of people here to support you in your desire to lose weight. T.O.P.S (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) will help you accomplish your goal. Our meetings are every Thursday. Weigh-ins are from 6pm to 7pm. The Weight Loss Support Meeting begins at 7pm. We are located at Our Lady Of Knock Rectory, 501 163rd Street Calumet City. Please call 708 642-6931 for information. T.O.P.S. Meeting Dolton TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) invites you to take a road trip to success! You are invited to a free meeting held on Wednesdays at 9:30am at Immanuel Bethel UCC, 14540 Lincoln Ave., Dolton, IL. For more information, call 773-3836110 or 708-849-3386. T.O.P.S. Meeting Lansing T.O.P.S. IL2622, Lansing 5:30pm Weigh-in, 6:00 Meeting every Thursday at Lansing Presbyterian Church, 2625 Ridge Rd,

Lansing IL. A family oriented organization for men, women, teens, and children 7 years or older which can help those that want to lose pounds. We encourage weight loss through programs and exercise. Come in and join us— no charge to sit in on a meeting. South Suburban Toastmasters Club 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month promptly at 7:30pm, the public is invited to attend a meeting of the South Suburban Toastmasters club. Toastmasters International is a worldwide organization that helps individuals improve their speaking, leadership, and listening skills using an educational format. Located at South Suburban College, Mi Jack Room, South Holland, IL. Visitors may attend free of charge. Contact 708-595-7664 with questions. New Faith Toastmasters Club Learn how to improve your speaking, listening and leadership skills. Visit the New Faith Toastmasters club every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 7:15pm, at the New Faith Baptist Church, 25 S. Central, Room 101, Matteson, IL, old church building (known as Genesis). Visiting is free of charge. Contact Terri at mail2banks@aol.com with questions. Volunteers Needed Bibles for Missions Thrift Store is seeking friendly, dedicated volunteers to be cashiers, sorters, pricers, etc. Looking for people willing to make a half-day or full-day commitment, one day a week, Monday through Saturday. Training is available. 100% of all Thrift Shop proceeds go to purchase Bibles and study materials for missionary endeavors through Bible League International. Great for the newly retired or anyone interested in participating in the spread of the Gospel. Just stop by and ask for the day manager. Located at 2821 Highway Ave, Highland IN. 219 923-6436. Community Empowerment and Engagement Learning Series 6:30pm every 4th Tuesday at Faith UMC, 15015 Grant St., Dolton, IL. Free nontraditional courses for teens and adults about communication, entrepreneurship, finance, nutrition, marriage, relationships, wellness and community activism. For more information, call 708-841-3939 or visit faithunitedmc.com. National Alliance On Mental Illness Monthly Support Group Our family support group meetings provide an opportunity to meet with others who have relatives and friends living with a mental illness. Feelings can be shared and issues discussed under the guidance of a trained facilitator. These meetings are free. We meet at Advocate South Suburban Hospital, located at 17800 S. Kedzie Ave., Hazel Crest, IL, LL Dining Rm #1, and we meet the 2nd Saturday of each month from 2pm to 4pm. Hope to see you there! Please call Ms. Tovar at 708-785-2316 for any additional information.

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Saturday, June 2

The Adventure Awaits: Summer Library Challenge (SLC) Begins Saturday, June 2, and ends Friday, July 27 at 6:00 pm. at the South Holland Public Library 16250 Wausau Avenue, South Holland, IL. Patrons of all ages may register at any Information Desk in the Library. Once registered, kids, teens, and adults will receive an Adventure Awaits reading log. For more information or to register, call 708-527-3160, or visit www.shlibrary.org.

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Between the Lines Book Discussion From 10:15am - 11:30am at Dyer-Schererville Branch Library, 1001 W. Lincoln Highway (US 30), Schererville IN. The Between the Lines Book Club reads “The Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah. For registration or more information visit www.lcplin.org/branches/ds.htm or call 219-322-4731. Fix it and Forget It - Mastering the Art of Convenience Cooking Thursday, May 24 from 10:30am - 11:30am at St. John Branch Library, 9450 Wicker Avenue (US 41), St John, IN. Presenter Linda Curley from the Purdue Extension Office will be sharing tips for convenience cooker (onepot) basics to save time and money in meal preparation. Please Register. To register visit www.lcplin.org/branches/sj.htm or call 219365-5379. Movie Thursday Thursday, May 24 from 2:00pm - 4:00pm at St. John Branch Library, 9450 Wicker Avenue (US 41), St John, IN. Contact the library for more information about this month’s featured film! To register visit www.lcplin.org/branches/ sj.htm or call 219-365-5379. Art Class with Clara Thursday, May 24 from 6:00pm - 7:30pm at St. John Branch Library, 9450 Wicker Avenue (US 41), St John, IN. Join us for this class as we learn tips for creating art with charcoal, with artist, Clara Damarjian. Registration required. Ages 17 and up. Patron must supply from charcoal chalk, pencils & paper. To register visit www.lcplin.org/branches/ sj.htm or call 219-365-5379.

Saturday, May 26

Spanish Conversation Practice From 2:00pm - 3:00pm at Dyer-Schererville Branch Library, 1001 W. Lincoln Highway (US 30), Schererville IN. Facilitated by an experienced language instructor and native Spanish speaker, these free sessions are open to adults and high school students interested in improving Spanish conversation skills. For registration or more information visit www. lcplin.org/branches/ds.htm or call 219-3224731.

Sunday, May 27th

Caregiver Support Group Meeting From 2:00pm to 3:30pm at Franciscan Health Hospital, 24 Joliet St., Dyer IN, in the Blessed Mother Conference room which is at the West entrance (behind St. Francis statue off Rt. 30 entrance). This support group encompasses Alzheimer’s/Dementia, Cancer, Stroke or other adult care responsibilities and is open to family and friends looking for compassion and information sharing. We embrace the premise of “Honor thy Father and thy Mother.” Facilitators Jim & Pat Koeling can be contacted at 219-365-3898 or (toll free help line) 1-888-303-0180 for more information.

Wednesday, May 30

Wednesday Stitchers From 12:30pm - 2:00pm at St. John Branch Library, 9450 Wicker Avenue (US 41), St John, IN. Bring your favorite yarn or thread project and enjoy some great company while you create! All crafters are welcome, no matter what craft you enjoy! To register visit www. lcplin.org/branches/sj.htm or call 219-3655379. Illiana Christian High School Graduation Friday, June 1 from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm at the Family Christian Center, 340 W. 45th Avenue, Munster, IN. One hundred twenty graduates are expected to participate in the ceremony. Co-valedictorians are Matthew Haak and Esther Lagerwey. Teacher Darren De Boer will be giving the Charge to the Graduates. Seniors Paul Kamp and Emma West will address their classmates. The Illiana Chamber Singers and the Illiana Wind Ensemble will perform. Admission to the program will be by ticket only.

Thursday, May 31

Free Community Dinner From 6pm – 7pm at Hammond Christian Reformed Church, 167th St. and Baring Ave. across from Woodmar Sports Complex. You are invited to join members of the Hammond Christian Reformed Church for this free

meal of tacos, refried beans, salsa, dessert and a beverage.Call (219) 844-3331 for more information.

Friday, June 1

Movie Sing-A-Long From 3:00pm - 5:00pm at the St. John Branch Library, 9450 Wicker Avenue (US 41), St. John IN. Contact the library for more information about this month’s featured film! To register, visit www.lcplin.org/branches/sj.htm or call 365-5379. Mark Hill Memorial Golf Outing Friday, June 1 at 11am at White Hawk Country Club, Crown Point. Golf package for one is $125; group of four is $450. Includes lunch, driving range balls, a round of 18 holes with cart, and dinner. Proceeds benefit the Northwest Indiana Cancer Kids Foundation. For more information or to participate, volunteer, or donate, call 219-765-7677.

Saturday, June 2

Concert at Kolas Christian Bookstore The Armouraires Quartet from Kansas will perform at 6:30pm at 2635 Highway Ave., Highland IN. For more information, call 219972-1000. Create an Artful Life: Acrylic Painting, Morning Session Saturday, June 2 from 10:00am - 12:00pmat the Dyer-Schererville Branch Library, 1001 W. Lincoln Highway (US 30), Schererville IN. Working with acrylics & canvas, participants will follow an example to create an original piece of art. A $20 cash fee covers all materials. Registration is required. To register, visit www. lcplin.org/branches/ds.htm or call 322-4731. Create an Artful Life: Acrylic Painting, Afternoon Session Saturday, June 2 from 1:00pm - 3:00pm at the Dyer-Schererville Branch Library, 1001 W. Lincoln Highway (US 30), Schererville IN. Working with acrylics & canvas, participants will follow an example to create an original piece of art. A $20 cash fee covers all materials. Registration is required. To register, visit www.lcplin.org/branches/ ds.htm or call 322-4731.

Sunday, June 3

Towle Theater Open Auditions At 12pm at Towle Theater, 5205 Hohman Avenue, Hammond IN. Auditions for the comedy Cockeyed. Adults aged 20s to early 40s. No appointment necessary. All ethnicities and types strongly encouraged to audition as there are no character restrictions. Please prepare a 1 minute contemporary comedic monologue written after 2000. You may be asked to read from the script. All roles in the show will be paid. For more information call Kevin Bellamy at (219) 937-8780. Cancer Survivors Day at Community Hospital Sunday, June 3 from 9:00am - 11:00am at Community Hospital, 901 MacArthur Blvd., IN. This local celebration honors the strength and courage of those who have lived-and continue to live-with cancer. FREE, but registration is required. Call 219-836-3477 or toll free 866-836-3477. Cancer Survivors Day at St. Mary Medical Center Sunday, June 3 from 1:00pm - 3:00pm at St. Mary Medical Center, 1500 S. Lake Park Rd., Hobart, IN. This local celebration honors the strength and courage of those who have lived-and continue to live-with cancer. FREE, but registration is required. Call 219-8363477 or toll free 866-836-3477.

Monday, June 4

Independent Film From 1:00pm - 3:00pm at the DyerSchererville Branch Library, 1001 W. Lincoln Highway (US 30), Schererville IN. Creole with English subtitles. 76 minutes. To register, visit www.lcplin.org/branches/ds.htm or call 3224731. Stamp Camp Monday, June 4 from 6:30pm - 8:00pm at the St. John Branch Library, 9450 Wicker Avenue (US 41), St. John IN. Express your creativity with rubber stamps and decorative paper! There is a $5 fee to cover the cost of materials provided, due at class time. To register, visit www.lcplin.org/branches/sj.htm or call 3655379. Please register.

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Knifty Knitters Meets every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at Munster Christian Reformed Church, 214 Ridge Rd, Munster, IN at the corner of Ridge and Hohman Ave. Do you like to bless others and have a great time doing it? This group has been meeting since March of 2012, has fun and fellowship and has blessed thousands of people by making beautiful warm knitted hats for the needy in our community. Don’t worry, you do not need to know how to knit. This group uses something called a “Knifty Knitter loom”. It is very simple to learn and there is no cost to be a part of the group! Please come join the women for snacks, fun and Christian fellowship and learn more about what we are doing to help our community. Also, we are looking for donations of yarn. To make a donation or for more information about joining the group, please call Cindy in the church office at 219-836-1400. Tuesday Night Soccer Tuesday nights from November through March at the Jean Shepherd Community Center, 3031 J.F. Mahoney Drive, Hammond IN from 6:00pm to 9:30pm. Cost is $4.00 per youth player, $3 for the second child and $5 per adult player. No charge for Jean Shepherd Center Annual Members. Daily members do not receive a discount. Players need to bring shin guards and a ball. U8, U10 and U12 use Size 4 ball; U14 use Size 5 ball. All children under age 18 must have the waiver form completed. Download a form at http:// www.gohammond.com, click on Document Central, Parks & Recreation. Call 219-554-0155 for more information. Aqua Barre and Barre Classes at Franciscan Health Fitness Center 221 US Highway 41, Suite A, Schererville, IN. Learn how ballet-inspired movements and gentle resistance can strengthen arms, legs and especially the core. For all ages at every level of fitness. Includes upbeat music and a lot of fun. Call 219-865-6969 for times. Diabetes Education Class Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Center for Diabetes, 3rd Floor, 4321 Fir St., East Chicago. Spanish class is held on the second Thursday of the month. St. Catherine Hospital Diabetes Education Classes have been recognized by the American Diabetes Association for Quality Self-Management Education. Learn to follow a special diet, exercise and monitor glucose levels. Learn about new medication and food substitutions. Registration is required; call 219-392-7786. Moving Forward-Stroke Education Weekly five-part series, Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. at St. Catherine Hospital Rehabilitation Center, 4321 Fir St., East Chicago. Stroke survivors and caregivers learn how to prevent future strokes through risk detection and management. FREE. Call 219-392-7641 for more information. Silver Sneakers Program Tuesday and Thursday at 9:30 a.m. and Friday at 1:15 p.m., St. Catherine Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation, 4321 Fir St., East Chicago. Silver Sneakers is a fun, energizing and awardwinning fitness program that helps older adults take greater control of their health by encouraging physical activity and offering social events. Call 219-392-7924 to register. Well Walker’s Club East Chicago 1st Wednesday of the month, 11 a.m. at St. Catherine Hospital, POB, 4320 Fir St., East Chicago. This walking club is for adults over the age of 18. Receive a FREE pedometer when you join. Monthly meetings feature guest speakers discussing a wide range of healthcare topics. For info call 219-392-7104. Well Walker’s Club Highland 1st Tuesday of the month 1 p.m. at Wicker Park Club House, 2125 Ridge Rd., Highland. This walking club is for adults over the age of 18. Receive a FREE pedometer when you join. Monthly meetings feature guest speakers discussing a wide range of healthcare topics. For info call 219-313-3934. Well Walker’s Club Whiting 2nd Thursday of the month 1 p.m. at Whiting Public Library Meeting Room, 1735 Oliver Street, Whiting. This walking club is for adults over the age of 18. Receive a FREE pedometer when you join. Monthly meetings feature guest speakers discussing a wide range of

healthcare topics. For info call 219-392-7135 or 219-392-7104. Pickleball at Franciscan Health Fitness Centers Schererville Available all day Tuesdays beginning at 7:30am, and on Thursdays from 7:30am until 4:30 pm. Non-members are welcome. Guest Policies will apply. Must be 18 years or older and have a state ID. Franciscan Health Fitness Centers is located at 221 US Hwy 41, Schererville, IN. Call 219-865-6969 for more information. T.O.P.S. Meeting Munster We meet at 5:30pm at the Fairmeadow Community Church at 1601 Franklin Parkway, Munster IN. Weigh-In from 5-5:30. For more information, call 219-322-1633. T.O.P.S. Meeting Hammond We meet 9am - 11am at the Jean Shephard Community Center, 30331 Mahoney Drive, Hammond. Weight loss discussions, meal planning, all ages welcome. First meeting free. For more information, call 219-845-1697. T.O.P.S. Meeting East Chicago Are you interested in Losing Weight? We meet every Friday at East Chicago Public Library at 1008 W. Chicago Ave., East Chicago, IN from 10 - 11:30am. Bring a friend. This place we call TOPS is Take Off Pounds Sensibly. See you there. Come and sit in on a meeting, it won’t hurt you. T.O.P.S. Meeting Dyer Weigh-in is 8:30am - 9:20am Tuesday mornings; meeting starts at 9:30. Social or informational time follows, ending at 10:30 am. T.O.P.S. #975 is located at the Dyer United Methodist Church at 2016 Church St., Dyer, IN. Business Development Group Meetings BNI (Business Networking International) meetings are held every Wednesday morning from 8:00am to 9:30am, in the Members Lounge at White Hawk Country Club, 1001 White Hawk Dr., Crown Point, IN. This is a great forum to network, enhance business development skills, and address how to attack our current economical environment. Please call (219) 427-5933 or (815) 370-2940 if you are interested in attending this event. Calumet Corner Chorus Women of all ages who love to sing are invited to join the Calumet Corner Chorus Women’s 4-part Barbershop Harmony Chapter of Sweet Adelines International. Held on Thursday evenings at 6:30pm at the Suburban Bible Church, 3010 41st Street in Highland, IN. For more information, call 708-877-5575 or 219201-1522. Bridge for Seniors Crown Point Bridge group plays social bridge on Wednesdays and partners bridge on Fridays from 12:30pm - 4pm. Please call ahead. $1 admission. Held at the Civic Center, 101 East St., Crown Point IN. For more information, call 219-669-9302. Bible Study First Christian Church holds an Adult Weekly Bible Study every Monday at 6:30pm. The church is located at 202 W. Pine St., Griffith, IN. For more information, call 219-924-6840. D.E.W. D.E.W. (Disciples Equipped to Witness), the High School Youth Group of Munster Church, meets on various Sunday evenings at 6 pm. The goal of DEW is to have teens grow in their personal relationship with Christ and be equipped to share that faith with others wherever they go. If you are interested in finding out more about this exciting group, please call Linda at 219-836-1400. Ongoing Auditions Northwest Indiana Youth Chorus will be having auditions on Monday evenings at 6:30pm. Come prepared to sing a song of your choice. Located at the Lincoln Center in Highland, IN on Lincoln between Indianapolis and Kennedy Ave. For more information, call 219-629-5448. Overcome Your Fear Of Public Speaking Do you want to overcome your fear of public speaking? We can help! Toastmasters teaches public speaking and leadership skills. The Calumet Toastmasters Club meets at the Family Christian Center located at 340 45th St., Munster, IN at 7:00 PM twice each month. For more information, please email calumet. toastmasters@gmail.com, or call 219-2183174. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

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SSC Faculty and Draw Your Retirees Recognized Own Box From The Publisher

Financial Advice Column

What Should You Look for in an Annual Financial Review? BOB KRYGSHELD

ARLO KALLEMEYN Meghan Markle and Prince Harry tied the knot last Saturday May 19. It was a good wedding made for TV— lots of beautiful dresses, hats, suits and flowers. There was a distinctive American flavor to the festivities including a Gospel Choir singing ‘Stand By Me’ and a message from Bishop Michael Curry that will have the Brits talking for quite a long time. Meghan is no stranger to setting her mark on the world. You probably are aware that her father is white, and her mother is African-American. When she was in 7th grade her dad taught her a lesson she never forgot. During her English class the teacher passed out a census form with boxes to check for ethnicity. There was white, black, Hispanic or Asian—and the students were only allowed to choose one. The teacher told Meghan to choose white, and to pass her paper in. Meghan said she couldn’t bear the thought of how sad that would make her mom. She left the page blank and didn’t check any box. When she got home and told her dad what had happened, he “said the words that always stayed with me,” she recalled. Her dad told her, “If that happens again, you draw your own box.” As there are graduations being held in the next few weeks, students are going out into the world to make their mark. Meghan Markle’s dad would probably give recent graduates—and us—the same advice he gave his daughter. You have a special calling that no one else has. It’s up to you to fulfill that calling—and sometimes it’s important to “draw your own box.” Arlo Kallemeyn Shopper Publisher and big fan of weddings and graduations.

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South Suburban College recently hosted their annual Spring Tea Awards to recognize employee years of service, retirements, and announce the Faculty Appreciation Awards. The SSC Faculty Appreciation Awards have now become an annual tradition under direction of college president Don Manning and vice president of academic services, Lynnette Stokes. “We have so many wonderful, talented faculty members at SSC,” said President Manning. “It is only fitting that we begin recognizing them appropriately with a formal expression of our appreciation.” This year’s annual Faculty Appreciation Award recipients were: Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year Award – Beth Beno, Math Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Member of the Year Award – Marianna Troupe, Psychology in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Department The Dr. William E. McVey Teamwork Award – Millicent Collier and the Service Learning Committee The Outstanding Adult Educator of the Year Award – Camille Johnson, Adult Education SSC’s 2018 retiring employees were recognized at both the Spring Tea Awards and the college’s May Meeting of the Board of Trustees. The following employees are retiring from SSC in 2018: Sandra Bein, Communications & Humanities – 21 years Marcia Bult, Business & Accounting – 28 years Patrice Burton, Student Services – 35 years Susan Cline, Reading – 11 years Leslie Cooper, Bookstore – 34 years Caryl Damiani, Business & Accounting – 16 years Kathryn Eberhardt, Allied Health – 30 years Don Manning, President – 28 years Carol Weber, Art & Design – 23 years Also at the meeting, SSC’s Dr. Jennifer Medlen was presented with the Village of South Holland’s Red Tulip Award. The award is given to a certified teacher in South Holland, IL who has demonstrated outstanding service by going beyond their daily duties to effectively change student lives. SSC is a fully accredited, comprehensive community college with locations in South Holland and Oak Forest. SSC offers over 50 career education and transfer programs awarding Associate Degrees, professional certifications and transferable credits. SSC also has numerous community outreach programs including Adult Basic Education (ABE), High School Equivalency (HSE), English as a Second Language (ESL), Continuing Education and a Business & Career Institute. For more information about all of SSC’s programs, admissions and registration, please visit www.ssc.edu or contact the Admissions Office at (708) 210-5718. 2007 Evinrude E-tec 75 hp o u t b o a rd e n g i n e . E x c , cond., $3,500. Includes controls, propeller and gauges. Also Eagle boat trailer fits up to 17 ft boat. New & spare tires are $500 in good cond. James 708-8414669 Whirlpool washer, dryer for sale. $300 for pair. Call 708510-7334 Electric hospital bed, never used, electric wood saw; 2 white Doves antique Singer sewing machines; antique luggage. Call Tammy 708891-1669

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Given the complexities of the investment world, you might consider working with a financial professional to help you move toward your goals, such as a comfortable retirement. You’ll want to establish good communication with whomever you choose, and you should meet in person at least once a year to discuss your situation. At these annual reviews, you’ll want to cover a variety of topics, including these: • Your portfolio’s progress. Obviously, you will want to discuss how well your investments are doing. Of course, you can follow their performance by reviewing your investment statements and online information, but at your annual meeting, your financial professional can sum up the past year’s results, highlight areas that have done well or lagged, and show you how closely your portfolio is tracking the results you need to achieve your long-term goals. • Your investment mix. stocks, bonds, government securities and so on – helps determine your success as an investor. But in looking at the various investments in your portfolio, you’ll want to go beyond individual gains and losses to see if your overall mix is still appropriate for your needs. For example, is the ratio of stocks to bonds still suitable for your risk tolerance? Over time, and sometimes without you taking any action, this ratio can shift, as often happens when stocks appreciate so much that they now take up a larger percentage of your portfolio than you intended—with a correspondingly higher risk level. If these unexpected movements occur, your financial professional may recommend you rebalance your portfolio to align it

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District 205 Board Honors Outlook Academy Coordinator & Art Teacher

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Carrie Carlson, Thornridge IB Visual Arts teacher (left, with board members and students), was recognized along with her class.

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By Patricia Muhammad The District 205 School Board held its May 9 meeting, attended by more than 85 community residents, parents, and teachers, who gathered inside Thornwood’s cafeteria. One of the highlights of the meeting was the recognition and acknowledgment of Outlook Academy Coordinator, Patricia Malopsy-Fortier, who received the South Cook Principal of the Year Award from the Illinois Principal Association, given by Dr. Bill Truesdale of Chicago State University. “Outlook (Academy) is not just me, but Outlook is everybody in this district and there are so many people that has made this possible … I thank those teachers for asking the question of ‘what can I do’? I thank those who continue to be advocates for our students,” said Fortier during her recognition speech. Housed at Chicago State University and established in 2016 by District 205 Board of Education, Outlook Academy assists students, ages 17-22, who did not complete the necessary requirements to finish high school. Students attending Outlook Academy are dually enrolled as students of District 205 and CSU, according to public documents. Outlook Academy’s recognized Ms. Nikita Coleman, as the May staff member of the month. Coleman coordinates diverse learning at the academy. Also, student of the Month is Jatarek Brown. The 6:30 p.m. meeting was called to order by School Board President, Ms.

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Nina Graham. Present board members included Albert Butler, Vice-President; Annette Whittington, Secretary; Ray Banks, Bernadette Lawrence, Almetta Vasser-Moody, and Leticia Cruz. District Administrators present at the meeting were Superintendent of the Board, Dr. Leotis Swopes; Dr. Jerry Doss, Assistant Superintendent; John Arrington, Director of College & Careers; Brett Fickes, Director of Curriculum; Toriano Horton, Director of Business Operations; and Mr. Thomas Porter, Director of Pupil Personnel Services. Reports were heard during the Old Business portion of the meeting. Committees offered information regarding Curriculum & Instruction, (Brett Fickes); Finance (Toriano Horton) and a Facilities report; Policy and Discipline Committees had no reports. New agenda items approved by the board included a mobile station purchase for Thornton High School as well as a sewing cabinet purchase for Thornton; a fence repair at Thornridge; a recommended approval of Outlook Academy to be moved to South Suburban College; and purchase of Laser Engraver for CTE class at Thornwood, among others. Carrie Carlson, a teacher for Thornridge’s International Baccalaureate Visual Arts Program and four of her art students were recognized for art service projects that gave Carlson’s students an opportunity to help students from other countries

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with needed school supplies. Several students from Carlson’s class were acknowledged with medals given by school board members. “We just started Visual Arts at the IB level at Thornridge High School. Thank you so much for supporting IB in general and specifically, Visual Arts. It’s a phenomenal program, very diverse. There’s just a lot to it that’s terrific for students to be visually literate. It’s a lot of critique, problem-solving and thinking things through, justifying, comparing, contrasting and comparing. We study different genre, across different ages we’re just getting into it,” Carlson said. Under Carlson’s instruction, students competed in both regional and complex art exhibitions, leading them to win third place. Jalin Gordon, one of Carson’s art students spoke to board members. “Thank you for supporting the IB Visual Arts. It allows me to express myself and it expands my creativity. We do things in a positive way and we make it our own. All we could ever ask for is to be ourselves,” he said. Other students in Carlson’s class who thanked District Board Members included Cynthia Morales, Evelyne Espinoza Reyes, and Angel Williams. The first half of the May school board meeting was adjourned after brief comments were offered by Superintendent Swopes. After the adjournment, a closed meeting was held among district members.

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In the South Suburbs of Chicago, as well as many other parts of the country, the lender’s appraisal becomes the litmus test to the price negotiated between the buyer and the seller. Fair market price is normally determined when a seller and a buyer who aren’t under duress negotiate and agree on a contract price for the sale of a property. If the buyer has cash and doesn’t need a lender, then that’s it. In most cases, an appraisal isn’t done at this point, because the buyer and seller agree on the value of the property. If the buyer does need a lender, as most do, then the bank has to have a way to document the market value. That’s where the appraisal comes in. An appraisal is one person’s opinion of what a mortgage lender should be prepared to lend on a particular property, based on the recent history of sales of similar properties. What can you do if you have an appraisal issue? 1. The Realtor can prepare and file an appeal through the lender. That means the parties submit additional information and request that the appraiser reconsider the value. Appraisers are human too and sometimes miss something or make a mistake just like everyone else. 2. The buyer and the seller can agree to reduce the sale price to

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the appraised value. 3. The buyer can elect to come up with additional down payment money and pay the difference at the closing table. 4. The buyer can walk away from the deal and get their earnest money back. The contract should have an appraisal contingency, and if the buyer is getting an FHA or VA loan, that appraisal contingency covers the buyer all the way to closing regardless of any other terms in the contract. If the house doesn’t appraise, the buyer gets their earnest money back. But they still lose the money they have invested in inspections and the cost of the appraisal itself. In conclusion, the best way to handle an appraisal issue is to avoid one! Both buyers and sellers should work with experienced Realtors. Real estate agents that work daily in the local housing market can counsel both buyers and sellers about realistic home values. If you are looking to buy or sell real estate call Mike Buder at RE/ MAX 2000 (708) 418-4444, E-mail: mikebuder@ remax.net, Website: w w w. B u d e r H o m e s . com or Facebook Friend request Mike Buder: your comments are always welcome. Mike Buder A local Christian Businessman

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Blockchain is Coming, and It Will Transform Our World Maybe you know all there is to know about blockchain technology. Maybe you know nothing. Either way, in the near future blockchain could change how you do business in numerous ways, from energy use to booking a hotel. “Right now, if people think about blockchain at all they probably only think of its connection to cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and DigiByte,” says Andi Simon, a corporate anthropologist and author of On the Brink: A Fresh Lens to Take Your Business to New Heights (www.andisimon. com). “But the blockchain technology is really what people should be excited about.” Blockchain was introduced in 2009 to serve as a database that could track and keep secure large volumes of transactions in the cryptocurrency world. Once data is recorded, it can’t be changed without the approval of most network participants. “This process supposedly creates a fraud-proof system and essentially authenticates the information that’s exchanged,”

Simon says. That’s why it has potential to be used in numerous ways, she says, such as: Government services and economic development. Any communities wondering how they can take advantage of blockchain in a big way could look to Zug, Switzerland, for advice. The city of 30,000 has become a leader in accepting cryptocurrency and encouraging blockchain startups to call Zug home, Simon says. Two years ago, Zug became the first place in the world to accept cryptocurrencies for some public services, and residents can get blockchain-based digital identities. Energy. Solar energy and blockchain aren’t the strange bedfellows you might imagine. Simon points to Brooklyn, NY, where a project called Brooklyn Microgrid created a peerto-peer energy-trading system that is built on blockchain. Essentially, neighbors purchase power generated by their neighbors’ solar panels, allowing them to bypass utilities companies. Blockchain technology validates and records the transactions.

Tourism. The tourism industry could be disrupted in a number of ways as blockchain begins to allow travelers to take greater control over all their travel planning. As an example, Simon says Dubai, which seeks to become an entirely blockchain city, is making moves to become a leader in blockchain tourism. Dubai Tourism recently announced a blockchain-enabled marketplace to connect potential customers directly to hotels and tourism operators. Financial Services. Banks and financial institutions could become superfluous as more people begin to use blockchain technology to send digital assets securely. “From the customer’s standpoint, that could mean an end to excessive interest rates and middleman fees as people make transactions directly,” Simon says. “People might not need banks for such things as making loans or providing credit.” “Business owners don’t need to worry about incorporating blockchain platforms right away,” she says. “But they do need to be aware of what’s happening out there so they are prepared for how technology could change their businesses in the future.”

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YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE AT THE LANSING POST OFFICE: Saturday May 19th was National Poppy Day and selling poppies on behalf of American Legion Post 697 was Fred Petersen, a 29-year veteran of that organization. Pictured with Fred are Diane Garner of Lansing a nd Esker Nichols of Ly nwood. T he poppies are sold for and the proceeds go toward Veteran’s programs. ***

RICHARD ZEKVELD Wind is fascinating. You can’t see it. You can only see its impact on everything it touches. This reminds me of a poem from my childhood: Who has seen the wind? Neither you nor I: But when the trees bow down their heads, The wind is passing by. -Christina Rossetti Hurricanes and tornadoes unleash destructive power, evoking in us fear and fascination. Bone-chilling winter winds cut right through us. A gentle spring breeze warms our hearts and habitat, transforming the landscape in concert with the sun. A mischievous gust sends us sprinting after an airborne document to the delight of onlookers. Jesus compares the transforming power of the Holy Spirit to the wind. “The wind blows where it pleases, and you hear its sound, but you do not know where it comes from or where it is going. So it is with everyone who is born of the Spirit”

(John 3:8). Last Sunday was Pentecost. On Pentecost, Christians celebrate the Holy Spirit’s coming to Jesus’ followers. A “sound like a mighty rushing wind” accompanied the coming of the Spirit (Acts 2:2). Like the wind, the Spirit comes, goes and does as he pleases. He accomplishes God’s life-giving purposes in people’s lives, sovereign and free from human manipulation. Like the wind, his unseen presence and power are known by their transforming impact on all they touch. Only the Holy Spirit can awaken us to trust and turn our lives over to Jesus. Only the Spirit can stoke in us uncommon, Christ-like love for those who hurt and hate us. Only the Spirit can produce in us the conviction and courage to say ‘No’ to self and ‘Yes’ to Jesus. Ask the Holy Spirit to do his work in you and others too. Richard Zekveld, Pastor, Covenant Fellowship Church

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FA M I LY A N D F R I E N D S W I SH J I M K A N E A H A PP Y 6 0 T H BI R T H DAY: Surrounded by his nearest and dearest at American Legion Post 697 the birthday boy was treated to a birthday party for the beginning of his si xth decade by wife Marie Kane (not in picture) along with sisters Angie and Dotty, sister-in -law Grace, nephew Jim, friend Reggie, brother-in-law Ron, and Deb A, one of the Legion Riders. Jim Kane is seated in center. He was feted with cake and ca nd les, a delicious buf fet a nd g if ts (some f u n ny, some ser ious). He has worked for severa l yea rs at t he Post and prior to that had worked with local municipalities. HAPPY BIRTHDAY JIM— MANY MANY MORE! ***

CAR CRUISE NIGHTS ARE COMMON— HOW ABOUT TR ACTOR CRUISES ON S AT U R DAY MOR N I NG : Neig h b or 2 Neighbor was taking the back roads o f Wa s h i n g t o n To w n s h i p t o w a r d unincorporated Grant Park (the corner of 8000 E and 8000 E) and came across a line of antique and up-to-date tractors driven by local farmers and collectors. A few of the farmers are pictured here, while on their way to Grant Park for lunch. Also in the group are Connie and Linda of Peotone and Watseka respectively who were also part of the cruise with their

NEW PRIEST COMING TO ST. FLORIAN PARISH IN CHICAGO HEGEWISCH: The Re v. Dav id J. Si monet t i, c u r r ent l y Associate Pastor at St. James the Greater parish in Sauk Village will soon be the new Pastor at St. Flor ia n Chu rch i n Chicago (Hegewisch). Fr. Simonetti was ordained in May of 2005 and on May 5th, 2018 he graduated with a Doctorate in Ministry from the University of St. Mary of the Lake, Mundelein Seminar y. Fr. Dave has an outgoing personality and among other things loves to cook—so much so, that he has come up with his own brand of Spaghetti sauces under the name of Communio, a non-profit line of six home style professionally produced spaghetti and other sauces. One hundred percent of t he proceeds to to loca l charities. His first commercial is on the Communio Homepage at: Communiosauces.com The sauces are prov ing to be ver y successf u l. O r g a n i z at ion s l i k e t he K n i g ht s of Colu mbus, schools, a nd g roups a re among others who have used the product for charity. Fr. Dave is also a musician a nd song w r iter u si ng h i s Fender Telecaster guitar to create religious and pop tunes (Frank Sinatra is his favorite — “How Do You Keep the Music Playing”) And Fr. Dave is an animal lover; he has three large dogs he dotes on. Parishioners at St. James in Sauk Village are sorry to see the popular priest go while those at St. Florian anxiously await his arrival! Welcome Fr. Dave. *** NEWS A ND NOTES A ROUND TOW N: Despite losi ng 2 hugely popu la r restau ra nt s recent ly, 1 i n Ca lu met Cit y and one in Highland, Indiana, we retained another! The iconic Tom’s Rest au ra nt, 894 Bu r n ha m, Ca lu met Cit y, now k now n a s Eg g Cra z y ha s re-opened under new management. The Manasoupoulos family had run it for so many years so it is great news it will still be there dishing up delicious meals for us to enjoy. Drop by, wish the new owners a hearty welcome and say you saw it in The Shopper!

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