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Page 4 COMMUNITY PUBLICATIONS, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1970 LLOYD surance Home TWO Driving Law chants Rosewell: Leave Lottery TNtn-t in fonfitro Tultr 1 4l hA Two changes in the law one pending and one a i the state's driver education program were outlined by Secretary of State Paul Powell in a talk at the spring conference of the Illinois High School and College Driver Education association. The change which is pen- fectiveJuly 1, involves the use of an instruction permit by a 15-year-old who has completed the high school driver education course, Powell said. The amended law will allow a 15-year-old to practice driving after completion of the course when accompanied by an adult who has held a Matters to Legislature Property Sold For $300.000 ding, and will become ef- drivers license for at least a AUSTIN CHIMCH OF THE NUARENE S500 W. Race (i Blk. East of Central) KORODY PASTOR PH.

378-5661 Ed RoseweD, delegate to the Illinois Constitutional Convention from the 18th district, spoke before the convention last week urging members to leave the lottery issue (Bingo) in the of the Legislature. In his speecji, Rosewell said, ere to defend "Some people have mentioned it as ghetto, but they are not familiar with my district, as it runs from the very lovely homes of both "Yesterday, I heard a resolution proposed by one of my fellow delegates congratulating the general assembly and thanking them well-to-do people in the Austin for their efforts in our behalf, area to the West Garfield and and I recall many of the East Humboldt district, which some consider less desirable. The properties at 115 N. the West Town township Parkside and 154 N. Parkside section including Austin, and were sold for a total of Columbus, Garfield and $300,000, it was disclosed in the Humboldt parks.

latest monthly real estate Title to both properties was transfer report from to Gladys A. Recorder Sidney R. Olsen "I am not Bingo, nor to am castigate horse trying to point Sunday School Morning Worship Youth Hour Sunday Evening Sun. Services and Girls Caravan (Scouting Prayer Meeting 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M.

6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M 'Weds 6:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Weds EVERYONE WELCOME out that we cannot say to the public, you can do this, but you shouldn't do that. My point is that this whole thing is not a matter of constitutional form, but should be left in the hands of the general assembly, where it truly belongs." "I believe come from a district that well represents all factions of Rosewell said A color TV set priced at $359.95 OR another unit priced at An a 'omalic washing machine priced i- an average of OR another model priced at an average of An instant-load aatoexposure camera priced at $69.95 OR another model priced at "However, my family has lived there from 1882, that is the East Garfield Park area, my grandfather, my father and myself, and we are not carpetbaggers from a different district, who have moved in to represent plantation politics.

My area is not a ghetto, and I will be happy to take any delegate through this area, if he so desires. "I don't mean to digress from my point, but my district encompasses both Protestant, Jewish and Catholic denominations. My surname is Rosewell which is English Protestant and my mother's maiden name is Maguire which is Irish Catholic. "And shudder the thought, have played Bingo in all of i denominational churches, at A radio-phono console priced at $379.95 OR another console priced sit HE ANSWERS to the questions above show how easily you and your family can lose money each year in your search for fact is that you. like so many others, may be buying i a "blindfolded." For example: On the basis of impartial laboratory tests, the color TV set priced at $359.95 was judged belter in overall quality a the model priced at $429.95.

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