S. Kent Londak

1954 Aug. 25 Buy or Trade: Want good 25 H.P. outboard and boat, or inboard. ... Write S. K. Londak, 1074 South Shore Drive Culver.

1955 - Aug 17 - WANTED: SEMI-RETIRED CARPENTER - CEMENT WORKER.

Must be good all around for house and' cottage construction and miscellaneous. Can equip with two van trucks for tool room or living quarters.

Work is near Culver. Must be cooperative.

We will not rush you, but no sleepers please. Write K. Londak, 7749 Langley Ave., Chicago Ill

1957 - Apr 10 1957 - Special Nnotice

Letters of opinion are desired as to desirability and number of young people ages 10 to 20 years who are interested in a work skill and hobby shop where you can do your own creative work under supervision. Plastics, wood work, ceramics, models, sewing, welding, soldering, etc. would be presented. Administration would be for senior members with junior assistants. Dues would be small. If sufficient response is received from parents and children I would consider devoting my time and building on Lake Shore Drive in Culver to a project of this kind. Please write to Kent Londak. 7749 Langley Avenue, Chicago 19, Ill.

1958- Feb 12 - Young Culver Summer Resident In Science Talent Finals:
S. KENT LONDAK Portable Welding Equipment
7749 Langley Ave.
Chicago 19, Ill.

Editor, CITIZEN: Enclosed is an article from The Chicago Tribune of Jan. 29 which your readers may enjoy.

My daughter, Bernadette, and her sister, Elaine, who is studying aviation electronics in the Navy at Memphis, did water skiing on Lake Maxinkuckee the past three years.

We recently sold our cottage at 1174 South Shore Drive. We are the people who bought John Cleveland's Pen Yan boat and motors. We are now building a home four miles south of Culver. S. KENT LONDAK

Editor's note: The Chicago Tribune story (which carried Bernadette's picture) said in part: "Three Chicago area pupils are among the 40 high school seniors eligible to win a $7,500 college scholarship award by the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, it was announced yesterday. The 40 topped 25,039 contestants in the firm's 17th annual science talent search. The winner of the scholarship will be chosen after the 40 have taken part in a conference in Washington, D. C., beginning Feb. 28.

In addition to the trip to the capital and a five-day stay there, each will receive at least $250. The Chicago area contestants include Bernadette G. Londak, 17. of-7749 Langley Ave., a Mercy High. School student.

Bernadette is one of the three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. S. Kent Londak. Her father owns a boiler repair business.

The title of the essay she wrote for the competition is 'Geographic Proof of Kepler's Second Law.'.

Young Scientist Bernadette Genevieve Londak, 17, of 7749 Langley av., with her science display takes part in an exhibit held at the Statler hotel, Washington, D. C. as a feature of the 17th annual Science Talent institute. Bernadette is one of the 40 Science Talent Search winners who were chosen from among the 25,000 entrants througout the country. On a fiveday, expense-free visit to Washington, the 40 winners are competing for $34,250 in Westinghouse science scholarships and awards. Her display and trip-winning project concerned a geometric proof she developed for one of the laws describing the motion of a planet around the sun. - The Daily Calumet Wed, Mar 05, 1958 ·Page 2

1962 - Feb 21 -LOCAL GIRL IN TWU ClASS STUNT DENTON. TEXAS

The Texas Woman's University Class Stunts, 20-minute musical shows written and produced entirely by students, were presented Friday and Saturday in the University Auditorium.

Elaine Londak, daughter of Mrs. Bernadette Londak, Route 1, Culver, was a member of the cast of the Freshman Stunt.

This highlight of the second semester at TWU plays before full houses and has become a "second homecoming" for ex-students since its start in 1938. Many parents and prospective students visit the campus at this time.

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Samuel Kent Londak Birth 01 NOV 1910 Coloma, Berrien, Michigan Death 19 MAY 1958 Chicago, Cook, Illinois burial Clarendon Hills Cemetery Darien, DuPage County, Illinois son of Paul Londak Paul Londak and Katarína Gavlas

married Bernadette Marie Hoeschen Birth 6 MAY 1905 Omaha, Douglas, Nebrask Death 28 JANUARY 1980 Elkhart, Elkhart, Indiana burial St. Vincent Cemetery Elkhart, Elkhart, Indiana daughter of Henry ' Anton Hoeschen and Franziska "Frances" Gutting

She lived in the CUlver area till about 1976 when she moved to Elkhart, Indiana.

Elkhart - Services for Mrs. Bernadette M. Londak, 75, of 709 Oakdale Drive, who died early Monday morning at her home, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Vincent DePaul Catholic Church, of which she was a member. Rev. Donald Muldoon, pastor of St Thomas the Apostlel Catholic Church will officiate.

Burial will be in St. Vincent Cemetery.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in the Walley-Mills-Zimmerman Funeral Home. where the rosary will be recited at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday.

She was born on May 6, 1905, in OMaha, Neb.

She moved for yeara ago to thois area from Culver.

In August 1938, she married Samuel K.. Londak, who died in May 1958, in Chicago.

Survivors include three daughters, Lt. Commander Elaine Londak who is stationed with the Navy in San Diego; Mrs. John (Bernadette) Harris of Bictoria, B.C. and Miss Kathleeen onfdak of Elkhart; a son, Eugene E. of ELkhart; two grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Clara Long. of California.

Children

Elaine Frances Londak Elaine Frances Londak Birth 3 JUN 1939 Illinois Death Dec 28 2020 Escondido, San San Diego, San Diego County, California Burial Miramar National Cemetery San Diego, San Diego County, California

Kathleen Therese Londak Birth 1941 Death 1992 Burial Saint Vincent de Paul Cemetery Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana

Bernadette Genevieve Londak

Eugene Edward Londak