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6 Section 10 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1963 ST. ETHELREDA VOICE OF YOUTH Jewish Women Will Hold Art, Crafts Show Miss Jeri Eckford, daughter Pehzman, whose parents live at 1407 E. 90th st Peltzman An opportunity for the Yonth of the Chicago area to find expression in the printed word. The Tribune pays for each column published. Details of the Voice plan appear in news story in this section.

A coupon is provided 'or convenience in submitting manuscripts. THE OBLIGATION OF SOCIETY BY THOMAS ZALAC Griffith, Senior Does a society have the power to forbid publication of a book or the showing of a motion picture if it finds that book played the role of Grumio, one of the leading parts in the play. Richard Harrington, 18423 School st, Lansing, recently was tapped as a pledge for Alpha Phi Omega's chapter at Purdue Lafayette, Ind. Alpha Phi Omega, a national service fraternity, is composed of students who have been active in scouting. Tassels, honor society for woman students who have maintained a high scholastic average in their freshman year at Grinnell la.

college, recently tapped Miss Martha Montgomery for membership. She was one of six women so honored. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry B.

Montgomery, 2453 E. 74th st, and is a sophomore at Grinnell. SOCIETY PLANS ANNUAL PARTY The St Ethelreda Altar and Rosary society will hold its annual Christmas party, "An Angelic Affair," at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the church, 8754 Paulina st The evening's highlight will be a performance by the a cap-pella choir from Mercy High school.

Donations will be taken for the Carmelite nuns in Des Plaines. Mrs. F. E. Liebentritt 8744 Laflin st, is chairman of the event Society president is Mrs.

Donald Weimar, 9055 Marsh-field av. Spiritual director is the Rev. William R. Leyhane. Wins with Hair Michael Lovergine, 2738 59th st, won two prizes in a recent nation-wide men's hair styling contest in New York City.

ft D. rti ME) 'if mM or film objectionable? In the Constitution of the United States, our forefathers delegated to Congress the power to pass any law necessary to the well-being of the country. This is where the censor gets his power. Censorship is necessary for the well-being of the citizenry. To avoid a deluge of licentious publications or movies strict rulings pertaining to the morality of these media are required.

It is unlawful to take the life of a fellow man; is it not wrong to destroy the minds of others with obscene ideas and opinions? mtinaiBE2Kio) In regard to civil law, society does not permit the individual to set his own standards of right and wrong. In accordance, why should we have the right to corrupt ourselves if it is possible that society may prevent this corruption? Thomas Zalac, 17, is a member of mathematics club, foreign language club, and art club, and is an usher for functions given by Griffith llnd.J High school. Zalac plays end on the varsity football team, co-champions of the Calumet conference. He will cttend either the University of Indiana, Bloommgton, or Wabash llnd.J college. He plans to become a chemist.

His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zalac of Griffith. Thomas Zalac life unfold in the spring, a tear A TEAR MewIwuJUft Sealee BY PHYLLIS KORDA Bowen, Senior As I behold the miracle of birth, a tear falls gratefully. As I see the end of life, a tear falls sadly.

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GOT A SMALL BUSINESS? TRY A SMALL AD IN THESE COLUMNSl CALL 222-4009 enigma of inevitable perately. of a flood When I Phyllis Korda Of. drops restains a expectantly. tiny, the body blow. A relieves expresses is single tear, I pray to Him the versatility of that shapeless molecule that cleanses and the soul in one lightning tear is so magnificent that it the burdens of the world and the ecstasy of ages.

A tear truly God-given. 'SELF' CAN GIVE ESSAY THEMES FOR WRITERS BY GENEVIEVE FLAVIN High school writers seeking a theme for the Voice of Youth articles might follow the advice of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, American poet: "Look into thine own heart and write." Self -scrutiny is almost a magic key to limitless subject matter. The searcher will find that his thoughts are not confined to his personal self but to the community, the world in which he moves; his hopes, fears, joys, disappointments all are linked to others. He may be surprised to learn that he is neglecting to play his part in civic advancement, in charitable projects, in the life and hopes of family, friends, Make Use of Opinions He may have definite opin ions to relate on social problems such as budgeting allowances, car pools, parental authority in matters of dating and going steady, and use of the family car. His dreams and hopes could encompass those of his genera tion for service to mankind, changing of certain laws, and meeting given issues.

Or, rare and cherished gift of the ex pressionist, he may wish to share his joy in living, or amusement with situations, and offer humorous commentary. The Tribune pays $5 for each Voice of Youth article pub lished. Poetry is not accepted. Submitting material to the column is a simple process. All the required information is con tained on the Voice of Youth entry blank printed in today's Neighborhood News section.

Teacher Most Sign Last lines of the coupon are reserved for the signature of a faculty member from the contributor's school. This repre sents an indorsement neither of the column nor of the ideas expressed, but shows that the writer has received benefit of advice on what is appropriate. Articles, together with Voice of Youth entry blank informa tion and a picture of the writer, if he has one, should be sent to Voice of Youth, Neighborhood News, Chicago Tribune, Chi cago, HL, 60611. Tho every consideration is given handwritten material, it helps when articles are type written and triple spaced. LEGION TO HOLD PEARL HARBOR SERVICE, DANCE A Pearl Harbor memorial service will be held at 1 p.

m. Saturday by the McKinely American Legion post and auxiliary at the veterans' memo rial site at Archer and Leavitt streets. At 8 p. m. Saturday, the post and auxiliary will have a "Gifts to Yanks Ball" in post headquarters, 1954-56 35th st Proceeds of the dance are used to purchase Christmas gifts for patients in veterans' hospitals in Illinois.

Committee members for the activities are Kurt W. Schalk, 3725 S. Wood st; Mrs. Joseph Baron, 6122 S. Campbell Mrs.

Dorothy Misicka, 6217 Mayfield Mrs. Jack Limek 1824 35th st; John Hartwig, 1048 Wenonah st, Oak Park; Edward Krozka, 4528 S. Troy st; and Walter Cygan, 3356 Bell av. SOUTH SHRINE CLUB SLATES THEATER PARTY A dinner and theater party for South Side Shrine club members and their wives is set for Wednesday night The group will eat at 6:30 p. m.

in a restaurant at 2500 W. 94th pL, Evergreen Park, and at 8:30 p. m. see Sarah Churchill in "Glad Tidings," at the Drury Lane theater. Chairman of the evening's ac tivities is John Smith, 10949 Ar tesian av.

of Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Eckford, 10118 Yates has been elected treasurer of the senior class at Blackburn college. Carlinville.

She is a 1960 grad uate of Bowen High school. At Blackburn, she has been junior class secretary, president of her dormitory, and a member of the Valentine queen court Currently studying in Rome, on the "junior year abroad" program of Loyola university is John N. Tierney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril W.

Tierney, 6977 Oglesby av. He is a student at Holy Cross college, Worches- ter, and a 1961 graduate of St Ignatius High school. Tierney is majoring in economics at Holy Cross. Ray D. Obstfeld recently played the role of Charles Lo-max in the Grinnell la.

college production of George Bernard Shaw's "Major Barbara." He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Obstfeld, 7153 Euclid and a junior at Grinnell. A Calumet City student and a student from the south side of Chicago were among 22 music students recently initiated into the Lowell Mason club at Illinois State Normal university, Normal They are Michael Kulczyk, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bartholomew Kulczyk, 596 Mackinaw Calumet City, and Miss Grace Miller, daughter of George Miller, 7105 Ellis ave. The Lowell Mason club promotes music and music activities on the campus. David Green, 6047 Champlain recently pledged Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity at Indiana university, Bloomington. The fraternity is one of 31 on the I.U. campus.

Appearing in the recent production of "The Taming of the Shrew" at St. Mary's college, Winona, was William Dance to Aid Park Forest College Fund The first fund raising event for Park Forest college will be a dance held Saturday by the Park Forest Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Jaycee aux iliary. The dance will be held in the Chicago Heights American Legion hall, 620 Halsted st. Tickets are available at business establishments in Park Forest and at the college administra tion office, 315 Forest blvd. Proceeds will be turned over to trustees.

The institution will be a 10 million dollar, four-year liberal arts school located on a 60-acre site south of Monee road at In- dianwood street Mrs. Newton Kennedy, 37 Elm Mrs. Charles Winters, 2715 Western Robert Stults, 10 Garman ct; and Neal Struebing, 26 Garman ct, all of Park Forest, are co-chairmen for the dance. EISENHOWER HIGH CLASSES PICK OFFICERS Freshman and sophomore classes in the Southwest building of Eisenhower High school have elected officers for the year. Sophomore officers are Anthony Koetzle, 13716 Troy st, president; Jasper Sharp, 13930 Grace vice president; Brenda Lee Siller, 14202 Grace secretary; and Grace Moore, 2949 Claire treasurer.

All are from Robbins. Freshman officers are Ralph Koetzle, 13716 Troy st, president; Deborah Turner, 3225 Nelson vice president; Patricia Mickey, 3605 W. 137th st, treasurer; all of Robbins. Ver-lene Lampley, 3026 W. 141st Blue Island, is secretary.

Choir Sings The Oak Lawn Community High school a cappella choir will present Handel's Messiah at 5 p. m. today in the school gymnasium, 94th street and Southwest highway, Oak Lawn. "Showcase 1964," an invitational art show sponsored by the South Cook section of the National Council of Jewish Women, will be held from noon until 8 p. m.

today in the Cherry Hills Country club, 191st street and Kedzie avenue, Flossmoor. More than 50 well-known artists and craftsmen will exhibit their works at the show. Objects include paintings, sculpture, drawing, ceramics, jewelry, rugs, weaving, and finished antiques. The women's group's share of the proceeds will be used for local community projects and to finance scholarship programs for Jewish students. Painting Decorating FAST Neat ANGELCLEAN WALLS expertly washed.

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HY 3-7509 Washing Machine Rental RENT A WASHER $1 WEEK Also COIN METER Hon. HU 3-5200 liPIIIi! Miss Phyllis Korda, 17, wrote her Voice of Youth article as a class assignment on word repetition. She is an honor student and in honors classes' in Bowen High school, 2710 E. 89th where she is assistant financial manager of Bowenite, yearbook, and serves on the student council and on the G. A.

A. board. Miss Korda will attend the University of Illinois at Navy Pier and probably become a medical technologist, tho she dreams of becoming a doctor of medicine. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Steven Korda, 9816 Commercial av. Voice of Youth Entry JAROSZ PICKED FOR NEW POST AT AUTOMATIC Public Relations Aid Named by Utility Stanley M. Jarosz. 410 Pax-ton Calumet City, recently was promoted to manufacture coordinator at the Automatic Electric company, Northlake. He formerly was cost reduction coordinator and has been with the company for 13 years.

In his new position, Jarosz will coordinate the manufacturing processes of any new product which has been developed by the company's research laboratories. Jarosz is a member of the Calumet City Knights of Columbus, the Community Civic Leaders, and several employe organizations at Automatic Electric. He and his wife, Laurie, have a son and two daughters. N. Indiana Service Picks Relations Aid James P.

Phelan, 8210 Highland pL, Munster, recently was appointed public relations assistant at the Northern Indiana Public Service company, Hammond. He was editor of the company's employe magazine, Picture. Phelan joined the company in I960 as assistant editor of the magazine after graduating from Ohio university, Athens, Ohio. He and his wife, Evelyn, have five children. William D.

Brooks, Prophets-town, was appointed to succeed Phelan as editor of the employe publication. For the past six years he has been editor and publisher of Prophetstown newspaper. Brooks is a 1957 graduate of Bradley university, Peoria. He and his wife, Leona, and their three children expect to move to the Hammond area shortly. American Oil Names Office Relations Head James T.

Bell, 7142 Magoun has been named manager of general office employe relations in the corporate secretary's department of American Oil company. He had been supervisor of labor relations in the central employe relations department. A graduate of Purdue university, Bell joined the company in 1948. He served as assistant supervisor of safety at the Whiting refinery, and assistant supervisor of labor relations at Whiting before reaching his new position. Mundt Will Address G.

O. P. Fund Dinner Sen. Karl Mundt R-, S. D.

will be the keynote speaker for the kickoff of the Lake County 1964 Republican campaign drive at a $25-a-plate-dinner at 7 p. m. today in the Panel Room of St. John the Baptist Catholic church, 1844 Lincoln Whiting. Tickets may be obtained by writing Le Roy B.

Evans, 7412 Calumet Hammond. February Wedding Eileen Zurko Wedding bells will ring Feb. 1 for Miss Eileen Zurko and Robert Potasnik. Their engagement was announced recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Zurko, 9334 Kenwood av. Potasnik, of 8536 Green Bay is the son of Mrs. Jerry Edwards of the Green Bay avenue address and Michael Potasnik Jr. of Whiting. Both Miss Zurko and Potasnik attended Southeast Junior college and southern Illinois university, Carbondale.

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Mothers chaperone then chil dren to Orchestra Hall for the monthly concerts, which will last until April. Mrs. Harold Trock, 7917 S. Oglesby and Mrs. Fred Cahnman, 7956 S.

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