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Csleif SmJay Trtlnti Jana 18, ISM Part 3 Page 4 NW Weds in Church OPEN HOUSE MARKS 50TH WEDDING DAY OF SOREN NIELSENS flF Mr. and Mrs. Soren Nielsen of 2304 N. Kildare av. were greeted MOTORISTS WISE SIMONIZ by 150 relatives and friends recently on their golden wedding when an open house was held in the family to Restore New Car Beauty council plans to launch similar work in other neighborhoods where population is predomninat-ly of Italian extraction.

An important phase of the council's work is the granting of scholarships to outstanding high school graduates of Italian descent. This year 10 scholarships will be awarded. Other Activities Cited The council, in addition, helps young persons accused of delinquency to adjust themselves to normal community life. It maintains and operates summer camps for boys and girls. Every season about 1,000 needy children have a two week vacation free of charge.

The council and its grass roots organizations also are aided by the Chicago Area Project and the Institute for Juvenile Research. Anthony Sorrentino is consultant-director of the Italian Welfare council. Officers are Adam P. Vig-nola, J. I.

Bulger, Frank Esposito, Dario L. Toffenetti, and Michael R. Fortino, vice presidents; Vincent E. Ferrara, secretary, and Vincent P. Russo, treasurer.

The board of directors includes State Rep. Adduci 2d, Frank Aliotta, Frank Annunzio, Edward A. Bragno, Dr. A. J.

Lendino, A. V. Champagne, Frank Chesrow, Peter Fosco, J. M. Lavezzorio, Michael R.

Notaro, George J. Spa-tuzzo, and Judges John J. Lupe and John A. Sbarbaro of the Superior court. ITALIAN GROUP GRANTSS7.250 TO FOUR UNITS Italian Welfare council recently voted grants totaling $7,250 to four of its affiliated organizations two on the west side and one in each of the north and northwest areas of Chicago.

The West Side Community committee, 1033 Polk received $2,750, of which $750 is earmarked for its new subcommittee, the Western Avenue Civic committee, while $2,000 went to the Lawndale Community committee, 4001 Fillmore st. The North Side Civic committee, 1501 N. Hudson was allocated $2,000, and the Northwest Civic committee, 539 N. Ogden $500. Community Center Lawndale Community committee recently was granted permission by Police Commissioner Prendergast to use facilities of the Fillmore st.

police station for a community center. Youngsters and parents, led by Joseph Loscioto, volunteered to clean, paint, and equip the center. The north side civic group is headed by Joseph Zummo, and the Northwest Civic committee is directed by Daniel Makes "GARAGE-ING" Your Car a Pleasure 10N.W. SIDE HIGH SCHOOLS TO HOLD COMMENCEMENT Lane Tech, Largest, Will Graduate 558 Senior classes of the 10 northwest area high schools will hold senior rites this week as the season of proms, luncheons, parties, and examinatiurs culminates in graduation programs. The trend toward students taking principal roles as speakers or performers for graduation night ceremonies is strengthened by more than halt of the schools, which are holding all-student programs.

Schools of the area ere Lane Technical, Schurz, Taft, Stein-metz, Von Steuben, Wells, Roosevelt, Tuley, Kelvyn Park, and Foreman. Lane to Graduate 558 Lane Technical High school, largest in will hold rites at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Lane stadium with music by the combined band ard orchestra. Wel- North Side Authorized SiMONIZ STATION 1330 North Clark St.

For Appointment Call MOhawk 4-1502 Liave Car Before 9. Ready by 5 1 I Mr. Nielsen '595 HO MONEY DOWN S289 Mrlm reside nee, followed by a buffet supper. Nielsen and his wife were married in Chicago five years 2 Car Garage Clflcf on 18x20' Jut Imagines A 2-Car Garagemaster for only $595. It's Thoro-Bift by Master Crafts-men, of good dry lumbar, including our Famous ONE-PIECE ALL-WEATHER OVERHEAD DOOR (tliminatina.

troublasoma canter Alio an ovarhead rack for storage purposes. ROOF IS OF GENUINE ASPHALT SHINGLES. Gat the facts on thii and other Modali. Visit our main yard and Saa Chicago' Largsst Display of Garagas. Medal also on display at north sida offica.

per mo. I i MRS. FRED HALS Miss Lorraine Schneider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D.

Schneider of N. Francisco became the bride of Fred Hals in a recent ceremony in Sacred Heart church, Washington, D. C. Following a wedding trip to Florida the couple will reside in Washington, D. C.

The bride is a graduate of Immaculata High school and attended De Paul university on a scolarship. The bridegroom's parents live in Tyler, Tex. law ait gtai rporoge Cwneril Install Our after coming to this country from Denmark. Since their marriage they have lived in the northwest area, for the last 36 years at their present address. The couple's daughters are Mrs.

Alice Walle-dom of 4900 Berenice and Mrs. Elsie Searles of 2304 N. Kildare av. Sons are Robert Nielsen of 3111 N. Sacramento av.

and Paul Nielsen of Fanwood, N. J. They have eight grandchildren. Nielsen Is a retired cabinet maker. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO MONDAY THURSDAY TILL 8 P.

M. ONE-PIECE OVERHEAD DOOR Sam Doer Pictured Abov Avoid troubUsom garage doors this winter. Have VICTORY BUILDERS imtall one-piece overhead 9 rag door. (As shown above.) Free Estimates! St. Olaf Graduate James Kallas of 2216 N.

Tripp av. has received a bachelor of arts degree cum laudc from St. Olaf college in Northfield, Minn. Brindisi. Each group assumes responsibility in promoting a wide range of activities to improve neighborhod environment.

This year the Italian Welfare coming talk by James L. Cherry, class president, and the presenta iVJftVLaf.l.YTJ Treat your family tion of a cash gift to the school by Arthur F. Campbell, chairman of the gift committee, will be major events. The annual Lane memorial award will be made to Edward L. P.yerson.

Diplomas will be awarded the 558 graduates by James H. Smith, principal, and faculty members. Steinmetz High school will hold rites for 461 graduates at 8:30 p. m. Thursday in the school with Lawrence Kuika, class president, giving the address of welcome.

Music will be presented by the junior girls chc ir. Valedictory will af this Sunday at the SUMMERTIME SPECIALS Kitchen-planned for your convenience North, East South or West HOLLANDER Is Always Best be given by Gloria Winkcl. Close competition lf in a tie for salufatorian by Norman E. Bart- Complete Sunday Dinner from 92.00 Tempting Swiss New for Chalet specialties 6erved at popular prices in the delightfully different atmosphere of the Bismarck's Swiss cualet. Concert music from 1:30 to 8:30 pji.

A Special Treat tor Children Child'6 dinner menu at 90c. And for each, JR a beautiful, free, illustrated copy of the 'fTJiA "ttUliam Tell Story." FREE PARKING (up to 3 hours) for Super-Sior" Refrigerator Sunday dinner guests at the parking lot diagonally across from the hotel northwest corner of Randolph and Wells. Roth, class piesidcnt, will make the welcoming talk. An address by Marion Kudlick. community leader and member of the Wells advisory committee, and a panel discussion on How Wells Prepares for Citizenship will be phases of the program.

Student speakers will be Edward Placek, Geraldine Taylor, Walderr.ar Rawicki, Constance Caldare and Arthur Oka-mura. The class gift will be presented by Anna Rose Ursini, class treasurer. Principal Leo Frederick and John E. Klest, assistant, will award diplomas. Kelvyn Park High school with its 191 graduates is the smallest school of the area.

The commencement will be held at 8 p. m. Thursday in the school with Ronald Gunther, class president and valedictorian, giving the welcoming talk, and Carol Conte giving the salutatory. Music will be presented by the girls chorus and the orchestra. Norman L.

Samuelson, acting principal, will award diplomas. Other Senior Rites Tuley High school will hold rites at 8 p. m. Thursday in the school for a class of 239 graduates. Valedictory by Mildred Weintrob will be on the theme of "Worthy American Citizenship Thru Education." Other student speakers will be Ronald Campo.

class president, who will give the welcoming talk; Lorctta Matwicio, salutatorian, who will read her essay, "Intelligent, Loyal Citizenship Begins at Home." and Irene Lus-nia and Daniel Maximovich. Music will be presented by the school orchestra. Distribution of diplomas will be by Miss Hazel L. Stillman, principal. Von Steuben High school rites will be held at S' p.

m. Wednesday in the auditorium of Roosevelt High school for a class of 215. Sherwin Fischer, class president, will give the welcoming talk. On the program will be symphonic choir sclection, appreciation message by Donald Epstein, vocal solo by Eileen Kramen accompanied by David Fagelson, class gift presentation by Nancy Marugg and acceptance speech by Rhonda Fine-stone, piano solo by Forbes Shepherd, and concluding vocal solo by Thomas Powers to the piano accompaniment of Eli as Levin. Diplomas will be distributed by Dr.

Elfrlede M. Ackermann, principal; Roland O. Marsh, assistant principal, and Miss Marguerite Rudd, class sponsor. Out-in-Front with Everything! BISMARCIHOTEL elt and Janei.ii Kocol. The commencement address will be given by Edward A.

McFaul, chairman of the De Paul speech department. Presentation of American Legion awards, and piano solo by Gioria Clemente will be on the progvam. Dr. Matthew L. Fitzgerald, principal, will present the diplomas after the address by Grover C.

Ramsey, assistant principal. Will Hold Kites Thursday Schurz High school's class of 447 graduates will hold graduation rites at 8 p. m. Thursday in the school. Panel speakers will be Joan Kazmar, Marianne Mangerson, Mardell Koop, Ronald Piddington, and Gary Bahr.

Joan Scott, class vice president, will introduce the speakers. Other students to share the program are Earl Schulze, class president, who will give the welcoming tlk; Anna Marie Wehr, secretary, who will make the gift presentation, and Kenneth Swienton, treasurer, who will introduce the principal, Robert E. I nnrfv.iuiA ill! rrj i nn CHICAGO LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE MOVING BIOJLAEail)BIS Storage and Moving Company HUmboIdt 6-1027 AGENT OF ALLIED WW LINES 95 399 8.6 cubic foot Extra shelf space in door Handy Leftover Rack Butter Conditioner 70 ,001 slid'nK Adjustable Shell Roomy m-Humiditf iF" Drawen Unf JVoj. FOR THE BEST IN MODERN HEATING INSTALL A NEW FORCED AIR OIL FIRED SMART LOVELY YOUTHFUL OUR CAPTIVATING CUT SJ00 So easy to manage and delightful to look at! FURNACE Lakemachcr. i Roosevelt High school will hold rites in the school at 8:15 p.

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Cicero Ave PE. 6-9234 Closed Mondaya Mudcnts snaring the program are Arlene Guss, who will present the class gift: Dorothy Gross, who will accept the gift, and William Melt-zcr. who will make the principal address. "Not Evening, but Dawn." Music by the symphonic choir and mixed chorus will precede distribution of 27S diplomas by Principal John L. O'Brien.

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Student speakers will be George Patt, president, who will present the class gift: Dorothea Stinn, valedictorian, and John Cravens, salutatorian, who will give the welcoming talk. Music will be played on the organ by Cosette scholarship winner. Miss Catherine A. Ryan, principal, will distribute diplomas. 245 to Graduate at Taft Taft High scnool will hold rites for 245 graduates at 8 p.

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