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I THE WORLD, SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1971 Page 3 Registration is now open -m or learn-to-swiin- classes Registration is how being accepted for the Park District of Oak Park's learn- to-swim classes. The second session will begin July 12 and will continue for three weeks. Openings are still available for all class times but it is not known how long this situation will last. Classes are set up to handle children through all stages of swim development from the beginner through senior lifesaving and when determining eligibility, height instead of age, is the deciding factor. To participate, children must be 36 inches from the chin to the floor for the Ridgeland Common pool and 39 inches for Rehm pool.

In case of cool weather, both pools are heated for the children's comfort and should it rain, lessons are held indoors. Programs are headed by Kay Bailey at Rehm and Susie Hildebrand at Ridgeland Common. Both girls have been involved in the park district learn-to- swim program for several years and have excellent qualifications. All classes are limited to 10 persons per instructor so each child receives the necessary individual training to make these classes worthwhile on all levels. I For further information on all Park District of Oak Park organized pool programs, call 848-9661.

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Students will receive college credit for their studies and will have the opportunity to attend music series, recitals and concerts on campus and in the Chicago area. Enrichment of youth toward church-oriented activities is one way the more than 950,000 members of the Appleton, health and life insurance fraternal society share their common concern for human worth. i i Woman chosen to fill park board vacancy Mrs. Richard Bailey, 143 Linden, Oak Park, chairman of the Oak Park Recreation department has been chosen to fill the vacancy on the board of commissioners of the Park District of Oak Park. She will fill the post created by the resignation of W.

Robert James Jr. who has served on the board for six years. Mrs. Bailey is the first woman to sit as a member of park board. She served Jsix years on the recreation iboard, an appointive arm of the village government.

She has also been active in the League of Women Voters, in the Mothers' club and Altar and Rosary society of St. Edmund parish, and in the curling club at the park district's Ridgeland Common ice rink. guarantee our family income State Farm Family Incomal policy delivers a regular pay) for food, rent, living enses if youVe taken out of icture. State Farm is allyou need about Call WARREN ROSS 1048 WINSTON PLAZA MELROSE PARK, ILL. PH.

343-4414 ATE FAR SMTI INtUIAMCI SfattFarmLWt Insurance Company Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois A.S. Replogle elected 3-year hospital trustee Award winner Robert Diana (left) representing Automatic Electric Laboratories, Inc. of Northlake, presents a scholarship award to Timothy Wang, 336 N. Austin, Oak Park, Wang is one of four engineering students at the University of Illinois Chicago Circle campus who received an award which covers the cost of tuition and fees for one year. Movies, lectures at Rosary campus A series of movies and lectures will be offered during the summer session from July 2 to Aug.

2 at Rosary college, 7900 W. Division, River.Forest; The events are open to the public, and some are planned for children. All programs are free except for the three major films offered at an admission charge of $1. The schedule is: Thursday, July 15TM Lecture by Dan Walker, candidate for Democratic nomination for Governor of Illinois in 1972. Walker, during his two terms as president of the' Chicago Crime commission, was the driving force behind the publication of three reports called "Spotlights on Organized Crime." 7:30 nn the recital 'hall.

Friday, July 16--'The Pumpkin film about a contemporary marriage, with Anne Bancroft, Peter Mason, Gedfic Hardwicke and Maggie Smith. Directed by Jack Clayton. Harold Pinter wrote the screenplay which is based on the novel by Penelope Mortimer, who describes it as the story of "men and women who murder each other with all the weapons of devotion." 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Admission $1.

Tuesday, July 20--A program of films for children presented by Eileen Noonan, chairman of the department of school Hbrarianship at Rosary's graduate of library science. 4 and 7 p.m. in the recital hall. Thursday, July 22-Lecture entitled "Crisis: Women in Higher 1 by Sister Albertus Magnus McGrath, chairman of the history department at Rosary Community Publicat 4054 North ran oft en WED. THUR.

SUN. 9 to Fresh Flown DAYS OPEN 9 to 9 SAT. 9: BLACK MUSSELS SOLD Frozen from Boston ew York Every Week BSTER RIMP CRABS MANY 6974 Chicago college. 7:30 p.m. in the recital hall.

Free. Wednesday, July 28--Short films presented by Eileen Noonan. 4 and 7 p.m. in the recital hall. Free.

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, July 30, 31 and Aug. Night at Maud's," a French picture with English subtitles, directed by Eric Rohmer, starring Jean-Louis Trintignant and Francoise Fabian. With understated irony the film explores the discrepancies between principle and practice, and between morality and morals. 8 p.m. in the auditorium.

Admission $1. Monday, Aug. 2--Lecture by Richard Chase, folklorist and storyteller. Arthur S. Replogle, vice- president, Replogle Globes, Geographical Globe Division Meredith has been elected to a three-year term as a member of the board of trustees of West Suburban hospital, Oak Park.

The announcement was made by Lewis A. Clarahan, president of the board of trustees. Replogle, who has been associated with the firm for over 20 years, is a graduate of Washington and Jefferson college where he earned an AB degree. He is currently serving as president of the Thatcher Woods Area council, Boy Scouts of America, which covers scouting activities in Waidley i rites held Funeral services were held for Russell F. Waidley Thursday, July 1, at Rosewood Funeral Home, Bellwood.

Mr. Waidley was the retired vice president and office manager of Draper and Kramer, Inc. Oak Park office at 1024 North blvd. Local villagers to display art Seven Oak Park and River Forest residents will exhibit macrame at the Chicago public library during July and August. Exhibitors of the age-old technique of tying cords together to produce a textile are: Caroline Duennes, 1108 Wesley, Oak Park; Karlo Hajootanion, 707 N.

Taylor, Oak Park; Susan Horn, 451 Washington, Oak Park; Lillian Loomis, 426 Lake, Oak Park; Stewart Purinton, 415 Franklin, River Forest, and' Julia Sears, 208 N. Marion, Oak Park. Their works can be seen Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. through Aug. 30. 13 communities in the western suburbs. Replogle, who is a member of the Fire and Police commission of River Forest, serving his second three term, is also a member of the National Executive Committee of the Department of Chaplains and Service Personnel of the United Presbyterian church.

He is a past-president of the Rotary Club of Oak Park, past- president of the Oak Park YMCA, and has served as campaign chairman and board member of the community Chest. Mr. and Mrs. Replogle, who reside in River Forest, are the parents of two sons and a daughter. LLOYD ESTABLISHED I DeROSIER ELECTRIC CALL I- 889-0355 UP Garage Wiring Install 220 Wiring A.C.

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