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CHTCAGO SUNDAY TRQUSE: Oct. 31. 1345 PTt 3-Page 7 NT HJ HJ 1 1 I ffst CHOICE I A OUR TOWN About Some Folk You Know IN TROMBERG-CARLSON lass Phyllis Petersen. 3534 Gecrge SL.U chalrraa cf nns yy km. ce r.ii izr a cocking school to be spoRsored by Maadeieia college fousda-tioa fund groapi at P.

cs. 8.95- Thxsday and t- college theater. I k. I MY THE ETON Style 6559 elude Mrs. -V-m--Jk George Jautz.

partu Prtro T645 Ihsen I'rs. Donald Snow den, 6357 Oriole Its. lilliasn Steinke.r.per, 6122 Lenox Miss Marion BolL-ran. 5243 KifEhall ar.r Miss Mary Ellen Kelly, 4819 N. Kenneth Miss Irene Foster, 6544 Palatine Miss Lillian Tamer.

3923 Altgeld Miss Dorothy Case. 4531 N. Ihipple Miss Patricia Hereiey, 4153 N. Kiidare and Miss Virginia Perry, 2317 N. Luna av.

11 COIDO CIAIN ICATHEI STTIEO IN TKIM SUCK DUUABIE, T81PLE SOLE A prfmd Ihromm oswTng yow complmt comfort mmfoot-af okJ. iong war. thia today! MAINE JUNIORS SHAKE FAMILY TREE 2 NIGHTS 30 Students Work on Stage Comedy Tfce class ef D.50 aad the drasa dr.nr.r.t cf To ship High school mill present Efcook tb9 Fa-rily Tree" Thursday asd FYS day rights ia e.e school crmnaslus. a three act ccater ccncerr.el with the high school crew's for that tig. Important sci30l dance.

Mare than 30 students are orklnj cn the reduction oader direction cf Miss Evelyn Nuernberg. Paul srtoUendorf will t'-ay the pvt cf liildeganfe, the girl ho must attract an eligible senior to take her dancing. Jim Bade, as Freddie, is tne date to is landed, but 2. at deesn't solve the fpotie-rs since the right clothes also must be mangled. Others Ia cast Other cast reenters are Carney kiSinjer and f.Tj genie Para dine as Mr.

and Mrs. Dolson, Betty Melecke. Clay Elack, and Paul Pretzel as brothers and sisters ef Hildegarde: Carolyn WolTe as the postrran. Nancy Dcbey and Virginia Huff as members cf the high school crowd, and Barry Van Leeuwe and Dir. an Vreuls as Freddie's parents.

Stage and properties crews, working with Mrs. June Johnson, will include Geraldine Schmidt, Dennis Malone. Jean Miller, Joan Mallard, Jane Lawrence. Raymond Olson, Sandra Stewart. Mary Jean Murphy.

Margaret Eirkeness. Suzanne Nauman, Doris Soutar. Pat Thorton, Miriam Wolf. Elaine Scheliiag. and Marion Fisher.

Lighting will be handled by students of J. Buchanan's class in electricity. Students include Jack Russell, Dick Tector. and "Red" Ziilinger. Make-up committee members are Mary Erwood, Audrey Eyer, Mickey McKeane, June McLahon, Patsy Tagge, Carold Williams, Betty fcertz, Marilyn Johnson, and Ruth Schapanski.

Name Other Aids Junior class officers in charge cf ticket sales are Bob Clader. Ted Schreyer. Dottle carl, and Jane Meyer. Class sponsors are Miss Edna Johnson and Walter Lussky. A.

m. Harley will direct Maine's symphony orchestra for the play. Among others who will take part are students In the school shop who will print programs, and Ted Schreyer, who has designed advertising posters. Yeuf favorit sports shows of all kinds entertainers come to you true as life -ith Stromberg- Carlson TeleTision. No matter what you enjoy most.

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Troy and Clifford Harris. 4 253 N. Ridgeway are members of the newly appointed student senate at the Galesburg division of the University of Illinois. Both are enrolled in the college of liberal arts and sciences, as is George Jiaras, 6244 Giddings recently elected treasurer of the division's Student-Alumni club. 1 -1 i '4v7 BY GDQ BOKIISE TTEIXIKingDKI5 OPEN EVERY WEEK NIGHT TILL 10 P.M.

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John Rowan, vice president; Mrs. Walter Napier, secretary; Mrs. Ade Ellin g-son, treasurer; Mrs. Ernst Karmen, ways and means chairman, and Mrs. Emil Rothe, publicity chairman.

BETH-EL SISTERHOOD A Halloween card party will be held by members of Beth-El temple sisterhoodat 8:30 p.m. today at the temple, 3230 Palmer st. Hostesses will include Mrs. Evelyne Bamett. Mrs.

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