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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1965 Section 10 Panel to Discuss Effect of Divorce mm ZIR I Mi School Board Elections Attract Little Attention on Family Life An appraisal of "Divorce and INTERIORS, INC. JkJLX tfTIT (Furratai Ill' Its Effect on the Family and Independent fillings and can- Stiefle, 7452 Kenneth st, and District 74 Society" will be given by a cus selections for north area Marshall Smulson, 7625 Kost- Candidates for Lincolnwood Panel of four for Emanuel school board membership have ner all of Skokie. district 74 are Mrs. Edward adults at 8:30 p. m.

closed. The election will be District 73 Harris, 6524 Sauganash in- Wednesday in the temple, 5959 April 10. Candidates in Cleveland dis- cumbent; Lawrence Ban, 7318 Sheridan rd. District 27 trict 73 are Mrs. Daniel Co- Keystone Dr.

Morris Speakers will include Judge Candidates for openings in 3555 ljee rd-; David Hel- Goran, 7330 N. Kilbourn Harry G. Hershenson, who has district 27, Northbrook, are Ar- 8327 Lawndale Rus- incumbent; and Bernard Spak, served in the civil, criminal, liss Clavey, 3915 Sunset lane; Miller, 7840 Kildare 6720 N. Hamlin all of Lin- divorce, and superior courts of Charles O. Grigley 1390 incumbent; Joseph Rosen, 8425 colnwood.

Cook county; and Dr. Irving Sanders and William J. Drake and Stanley Dush- District 219 Abrams, medical director of Newman, 3134 Plum Island dr. man av: mde" Candidates for Niles Town- Chicago public schools and a All live in Northbrook. pendent All live in Skokie.

ship community district 219 professor of pediatrics at the District 2 Short term candidates are are Milton Falkoff 7000 Kost- Cook county graduate school of Edward Kane, 8050 Hamlin ner incumbent, Lincoln- medicine. Selected for openings in and Irwin Winkler, 8206 wood; and Ernest A Liden Also appearing will be Mr. Northbrook district 28 are Rob- Springfield av. All live in 6447 El Dorado Morton Marvin J. Pitluk, board of edu- ert J.

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District 30 Candidates in district 30 are Lorenz Garcia, 2280 Farns- I worth lane, and William Ho-witt, 2200 Woodlawn both of Northbrook. District 31 a y- -ss v- NvNl Candidates in West North- field are Robert W. Jeavons, 3920 Gregory lane, Northfield; Robert L. Norwicki, 2395 White Oak and Victor Potysman, 3260 Sunset trail, both of Szzim Suits YEAR 'ROUND Northbrook. District 35 Candidates in Glencoe dis trict 35 are Mrs.

Bernard Gordon, 1030 Forest Willard Its the ft that makes the difference fv. 1 Z. Kerman, 690 Chestnut lane, and Charles Stewart 745 Xonh SIVt hrmt lfin. rind ust the ktnl of swim nit you're looking for All Cat 81m re la tins to 51 Hundred, of stylet Jaatira Cataliea Roto Mario Hold Rot.iaaa Colo of Ciliftrala Tallt Rf. XL Vernon all of Glencoe.

District 37 Candidates in Avoca district 37 are Mrs. John L. Savage, 3 Colton lane, and Edward Wheeler, 1170 Hill both of Winnetka, and Arthur M. Smith, 1105 Heatherfield lane, Glen view. District 39 Candidates for Wilmette district 39 are Charles J.

Barn-hill, 835 Lake incumbent, and George S. Amsbary, 1501 Forest Wilmette, and J. Stanley Blum, 600 Hunter Glenview. District 68 LARGE SELECTION TWO-PIECE SUITS AND BIKINIS MON. OPEN THURS.

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Levine, 8928 Kilbourn both of Skokie. District 69 Candidates in Skokie district 69 are Mrs. John J. O'Connell, 5321 Galitz and Alan Top-pel, 5431 Cleveland both of Skokie, and Edwin Goldstein, 5904 Monroe Morton Grove. Independents are Mrs.

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