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Thursday, August 8, 1963 - POSEN TIMES - Page 21vChurch ServicesCommunity Bible Churr.h ,I47th and Califoxnia. Aves.Posen, IllinoisAev. Eugene MArsceauSunday School 9:30 a.m.Morning Worship 10:45 a.m.Young Peoples Meeting 6:30Evening Service 7:30Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 p.m.Faith Baptist Church. 14841 S. KedzieAvePosen, Illinois Rev. F. J. BartzSunday School 9:45 a.m.Morning Service 11:00 a. zh.Youth Group 6:15 p.m.Evening Service 7:30 p.m.Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m.Stanislaus Chprch14 S. McKinley AvIllinois$RevRevStanislaus Dopak Alb in Cicioz-cf *Sunday Masses: 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9 9:00 (hall), 10:00, 11:00 (hall) 12: Weekday Masses: 7:00, 8:00 Holy Day Masses: 5:30, 6:00, 7:00,., 8:00, -9:00 and.6:30 p.m. Confessions: Daily after the 7:00 Mass. lt;vSaturday*: 7:30 to 8:00 a.m. 3:00 to5:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.On days preceding First Friday andHoly Bay*: 4:00. to 5:00 p.m. and7:00 to 8:00 p.m.aptisms: Sundays at 2:00 p.m.AREA BIRTHSJuly 13, Mr. and Mrs . William Jugenitz,, a boy.July 17, a son to Daniel and BarbaraDutkiewicz, Posen.July 23, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brannon, Jr. , Posen.July 24, a son to William and Karen ■S.iade, 147^8 Sacramento, Posen.To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fowler, of.P o ,s crt,a baby girl.POLICEWilliam Blaue, age 11, of 14842 TroySt. was rushed to Hazelcrest Hospital by Sgt. LaBrecf on July 30 for a severe laceration of the upper part of his lip. Seven stitches were required to close the cut.A rock flew out from under a power mower being used.to cut weeds in a prairie. He' was confined to bis home for several days.Mr. Lawrence Janeczek, age 75, of 14414 Blaine was rushed to Ingall's Hospital on July 31. Walter Zimany, Fire Chief and John Onak in the Emergency Unit and Sgt. LaBrec in #331 took him to the hospital where he was confined.HIT AND RUN ACCIDENTEarly last Saturday morning, Mr.Valerian Reznik of 14508 Division wascrossing 145thStreet at the intersection of Division when he was struck by an automobile. Mr. Reznik was injured severely; his left leg was broken, his right arm was badiy lacerated and, in addition, he received numerous cuts and bruises and a possible dislocated shoulder.Mr. Reznik was found at about 1:05 a.zz£• «/laying on the street by Dennis•Dennis went to the Zimny residence and Walter Zimny called the police. Sgt. Sarna responded to the call, and the Fire-Dept. ambulance was called. J. Onak, A1 Czachura, and Mitch Kuznieski made up the team that took the injured man to Ingall's Hospital where he was confined. The driver of the car involved did notstop, but some clews were discovered at the scene of the accident and the police investigation is proceeding underLhe direction of Sets. Sarna and LaBrec.Patronize Our AdvertisersVANDALISMSeveral acts of vandalism have beencommitted in Posen in the past few weeks Windows have been broken at Harding School, a bird bath has been taken from the home of Walter Zimny and smashedRJIim14744SMC'tfcn* Timm.I TM. TO IS rjHL Fit awl ffitw *|S PJC tO I AMCARRY-OUT »lt; DELIVERYALSO SANDWICHES and 90TT DMN18ANY COMBINATION PIZZACARRYOUT — DELIVERY3636 W. 147TH STREETMIDLOTHIAN,ILLINOISTHINGS ARE HAPPENINGThings are happening to our children. They are making new friends -- thinking new thoughts and going new places. New responsibilities are being thrust upon them, but their original obligation remains greatest --to protect them -selves from harm.Our juvenile officers have visited our schools and emphasized the hazards of traffic and encouraged students to maintain alertness on the streets. Frequent warnings are givenby teachers and parents. However, these do not fulfill the responsibility of a community safety pro-^rftzxis - ^ » - *Frolic and games divert responsibility and children can be expected to momentarily neglect to restrain themselves. But can we adults excuse ourselves forOnean instant of neglect while driving ? moment at the hospital or at the sceneof a traffic accident can provide a never-to-be-forgotten reminder of traffic hazards. The picture is even more vivid ifthe victim is of one’s own kin.Let’s spare ourselves the anguishofthis impression but be aware of its potnn-tialities. The rewards of cautious vehicleoperation are too great to be overlooked.Punitive measures of traffic law are designed as retardants and administered with reluctance. Your police force encourages the citizenry in a cooperative effort for the safety of our children and joins the prayers of their parents that we may be spared the tragedy of trafficaccidents.Officer Jerry KuznieskiriCATHOLIC WAR VETS DANCE
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