Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • Page 236

CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1963 Section 10 Student to Wed News of Your Neighbors in Uniform Staff Sgt. Joseph Kiening was awarded the air force Second Lt. John B. Patton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert SPECIALIST JOINS STAFF OF INSTITUTE Dr. Henry B. Betts, specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, recently was appointed to the staff "of the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, 401 E. Ohio st.

Betts came to the institute from the Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of the New York Medical center, where he had a teaching fellowship since July, 1961. A graduate of Princeton N. J. 1 university, he received his medical degree from, the University of Virginia. The institute specializes in treatment of the physically disabled.

Patto 814 North Waukegan, recently entered flight school at Reese air force base, Tex. He will fly jet trainers in the year -'long course. Patton attended Lake Forest college and received missile badge at his graduation from the tactical missile school at Orlando air force base, Fla. The son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Anderson, 1057 Hillside Lake Bluff, he is a graduate of Lake Forest cialist 4 recently was accorded to Freeman Payne, whose wife, Maxine, lives at 1615 Greenfield North Chicago. The son of Mr. Leola Payne, 1606 14th Waukegan, be attended Waukegan Township High school. He is stationed at Fort Hood, Tex. Airman 2C Harry Burmann recently was selected outstanding airman of the quarter at Truax field, Wis.

A radar a or. he was chosen for his excellent conduct and performance of duty. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burmann, 900 Central Fox Lake, he is a graduate of Lane Technical High school.

major while serving on Okinawa with the 3d marine division. He is the son of Mrs. Shirle Hirsch, 936 N. Michigan. Two Zion soldiers recently participated in exercise Swift Strike with 75,000 armed forces personnel in Georgia and North and South Carolina.

The four-week mock war included airborne maneuvers and counter guerrilla operations Specialist 4 William Gober whose parents live at 2704 Edina is a medical aid-man. Specialist 4 Joseph Flurry, son of Mrs. Odye Tennison, 3001 Elisha is a 1959 graduate of Waukegan Township High school. bannisters Potton Kteninf High school. He has been assigned to a missile unit on Okinawa.

Promotion to the rank of spe- a bachelor of science degree from the Air Force academy. Gerlad H. Polakoff recently was promoted to the rank of CONTEMPORARY SOFA SALE LINCOLN PARK AREA SURVEY HAS STARTED Plan First Step for Urban Renewal The department of urban renewal recently began a survey of 2.289 buildings in the Lincoln Park neighborhood as a preliminary step in developing a renewal project for the area. The survey will be conducted by fire prevention bureau officers experienced in building inspection. Exteriors, basements, and hallways will be inspected first.

A later survey will be made of some apartments and other interiors. Tells Survey Purpose "The purpose of the survey is to gather information on the condition of each building, which is necessary to develop the detailed project plan," said John Duba, chairman of the urban renewal department. Deteriorated structures will be identified and proposed for clearance. Duba said. From the surveys, standards will be developed for property owners to qualify for special federal home administration mortgages for rehabilitation purposes.

The survey will cover an area of 266 acres bounded by-Webster avenue on the north, Lincoln Park West and Clark street on the east, North and Armitage avenues on the south, and Halsted street and the extended alley between Vine and Larrabee streets on the west. Carry I. D. Cards The fire prevention bureau officers making the survey will be in uniform. They will carry identification as members of the bureau and letters of introduction from Duba.

Duba said it is important for residents to request the identification of persons representing themselves as survey inspectors before permitting them to enter residences. harvest pf rich-warm color abounds in a cloud-soft blend of wool and orlon Contemporary Living brings you sturdy, smart looking furniture the result of a unique proven permanently Miss Linda Rubin The engagement of Linda Rubin to Richard Levinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Levin-son, 5S22 Bernard has been announced. Miss Rubin is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar J. Rubin of Kansas City, and is a senior at the University of Illinois. Levinson was graduated from Lincoln college, and is attending Northwestern university. 24THANNUAr SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL SET The 24th annual Chicagoland Square Dance festival will begin at 8 p.

m. Wednesday on the grounds of Sayre park, 6851 Belden av. Hundreds of dancers from the metropolitan area and thru-out the middle west are expected to participate in the festival, which is sponsored by the park district's division of recreation. Participants will come from as far as Detroit and Des Moines. The dancing area will be set up in the tennis courts, which can accommodate as many as 1,000 dancers at a time.

A special sound system also will be installed around the courts. Directing the festival and serving as a caller will be John Dolce, Sayre park supervisor. Among the participants will be Mrs. Perry Oliver, 2122 Lincoln Park West, a member of the Chicago Area Callers association and former owner and editor of "Around the Corner" s16995 lie. Smoothly flow-Tg sheath has fully Ined skirt and soft leather tie belt.

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M. C. A. will meet at 1 p. m.

today in the drug store at Central avenue and Lake street for a trip to Brookfield zoo. bannisters 2577 N. CLARK ST. Fr 2 Dccrs South 9 THURS. FRI.

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