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9, 1961 YOUR COMMUH1TY THE GARFIEIMAM PUBLICATIONS GARFIELDIAN AUSTIN NEWS NORTHWEST JOURNAL Reaching Over 65.000 Homo the West and Northwest HAL TATI Amusement Editor Compete For Title Papa, MaffiSa. And JuttfSr Among the semi-finalists "In the contest to choose 1 "Miss Irish America" is this lovely quintet (from left) Gloria Przyna, 18; Pat Barker, 19; Nora Gallagher, 22; Cathrlne Herist, 20 and Eileen Barker, 18. More semi-finalists will be selected on three successive Sundays, Aug. 13, 20 and 27 at Keymen's Ballroom, 4721 Madison. Any girl of Irish heritage, single and between 16 and 25 Is invited to enter the contest.

National winner will receive a screen test, a two-week trip to Ireland and a scholarship to a drama or modeling school, The Caroleds Ed and Carol Van Bladel, 138 N. Lotus, grew up, met and married in Austin, are co-starring a i at Pucci's Song Lounge, 7715 Roosevelt Road, Forest Park. Billed as "The Caroleds," do musi- comedy In which they spoof grand opera and TV as well as singing standard operetta and show tunes in a serious Vein. Ed, a two-time winner In the baritone division in the "Tribune" music festival, and Carol, a contralto, have been singing In and around CmeagtKfor 10 years. fine food for 26 years BANQUET FACILITIES MAnsfield 6-2600 5710-18 W.Madison St.

At Marbro, State Young Sandra Dee finds her college professor friend, John Gavin, interesting both romantically and they co-star hi "Tammy Tell Me True," romantic comedy In color which will open locally at both the BK Marbro and State cool air- conditioned theaters on Friday. The companion film will be another hit, "The Pleasure of Bis Company," delightful romantic comedy, co-starring Debbie Reynolds, Fred taire, T.1IH Palmer, Tab Hunter, Garry Merrill and Charlie Buggies. Chipilly Post 1 Picnic Chipilly 131st Infantry post 310, American Legion, will hold their 42nd. annual all day picnic on Sunday at Maywood Grove No. 1, Maywood Preserves, 1st just north of North Maywood.

MORE AMUSEMENT NEWS AND ADS ON PRECEDING PAGE sukiyaki TEMPURA LOngbeoch CHICKEN-STEAK 1-2448 TERIYAKI Ala Dinners from $2.25 Open from 3 p.m. Sunday 1-9 p.m. Closed Monday 2nd Semi-Finols "MISS IRISH AMERICA" SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 "Miss Irish America" will win 2-week all expense paid trip to Ireland plus 1-year training at Repertory School plus Hollywood screen test eligibility plus 2 famous orchestras Dancing from 10 P.M. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY The Cross-Roads of Irish-American Entertainment' KEYMEN'S CLUB BALLROOM 4721 W. Madison St.

Here is the Buzanla trio, which is responsible for new Mr. B's Pot 'n Pan and Steak House, which recently had Its opening in the heart of Austin at Central and At extreme right Is "Poppa" and old time gourmet Connie Buzanis; In center is "Momma" Mrs. Estelle Buzanis, who, with pleasant personality, greets the guests, as tha affable hostess; and, at extreme left Is Junior Jimmy Buzanis, who Is head chef and will one day step Into dad's shoes when Mr. B. himself retires.

Reservations at Austin's newest dining' spot, rapidly becoming 1 one of the town's most popular restaurants, may be mads by calling MAnsfield 6-3242. Dan Belloi I've Got News For You By Hal Tote (Continued from page 20) and I billing as being part of tbe show! Ex-BK publicist Gene Murphy wasn't hi Vegas--he was to return the day after we left. He recently underwent a serious operation in New York and is still recuperating hi Las Vegas. Belated congratulations to our old friend, Dan Bellqc, who makes beautiful music and is now a papa again for the second time. (Another daughter, wasn't it, Dan?) Mama is Maryon Zylstra, who is the inquiring photographer for the "Tribune." We goofed on Mr.

B's Pot 'n Pan Steak House ad, running the wrong phone number. It should be MAnsfield 6-3242. Sorry, Mr. B. For you gals who would like corsages this week-end, stop in at Rose Lenover's Why Not Lounge, 2635 N.

Central. Rose will give you a free corsage on Friday and Saturday nights. Incidentally, she's kicking off new entertainment this week-end--Joey Madris and his Vestees--a Rock 'n roll group. Starting next Wednesday, they'll be there every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night. Wen, we are now a "syndicate man." readers become alarmed that we have joined the foes of "The Untouchables," let me explain.

A daily feature of ours called, "Celebrity Calendar" is now being syndicated by Charles J. Callanan Associates, 35 E. Wacker Drive. Already the San Diego (California) "Press-Dispatch" and an Aurora (New York) paper have shown interest. (Say, wouldn't it be nice if we could go coast to coast).

And since it is a combination Chicago- Hollywood column it is only fitting to write that tonight we'll be at The Holiday Key Club for the Holiday's Hollywood World Premiere at 16 E. Huron. Gene McGuane, noted local radio and Vpersonality, heads a group of investors financing the plush key club. (It will be the only key club to offer free membership-With each membership restricted to invitation only) What bandleader helped the following stars gain fame Perry Como, Whistler Elmu Tanner, movie star Marilyn Maxwell, Bed Eagle and Jack Owens (of "Breakfast Club" fame) The answer is Ted Weems-and Ted himself (with bis "Heartaches," "Jig Tune" and other top tunes) will be at the Aragon Ballroom on Sept. 2 and 3.

Keep those two days open. Mrs. Irving Husman, 4100 Marine Drive, has been appointed to the sales staff of the Hotel Sherman by Eugene E. Barrett, vice president and general manager. She succeeds the late Leo Nellis, a popular hotel figure here for 37 years.

She will serve as special sales representative hi the Sherman Hotel's program of highly personalized catering. We'll have the winners of both of our "Goodbye "Naked Edge" contests hi the paper next week. Saw "Hollywood Reporter" Mike Connelly. Mike's practically related to "The Garfieldian." Marlin Landwehr, our editor worked with Mike on "The Daily Ulinl. In fact, Nails Florio was junior editor at Champaign at the same time Mike was city editor.

(A guy named Jack Mabley was the "Daily Mini" editor.) Another Illinois grad, Esther Deutsch, who had been Mike's assistant for years, left about a year ago and works for an ad agency out there. flaFollette Teams Take First Place Hail the new LaFoTIette Park senior Softball champions, Baratta's Inn of the A league and Just Marty's of the circuit Baratta's Inn unbeaten in 16 a i LaVergne division games, bested the Masters of Potomac division in a three- game series. The Masters won the first contest, 15 to 10, but Baratta bounced back with, two straight triumphs, 17 to 7, and 7 to 3, to take the crown. Just Marty's garnered the title by taking two straight games Dick's Tap, the Hrst, 16 to 15, and the second, 19 to 3. Third place winners are the Bel-Nor Choy.as of the A League and the Capris of the league.

The Intermediate championship went to Resurrection which took two out of three from the Monarchs. After losing the series opener, 17 to 14, Resurrection bounced with wins in the remaining two games, the first by a 9 to 8 score and the second by an 11 to 7 count. FINAL STANDINGS Senior A League LaVergna Division Ii Baratta's Inn 16 0 Bel-Nor Choyss 10 6 Harmony Hall 9 Hennessey's Tap 8 8 Skip's Stampers 6 10 Brown's VJii:" Potomac Division Fri. Sat. Nites Rock 'n Roll Croup JOEY MAORIS and his Vestees Freeeorsoges for the Ladies Fri.

Sat. Rose's WHY NOT? LOUNGE 2635 N. Central Now open 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily Cocktail Hour Daily, 4 to 7 p.m.

Special! All Cocktails 40c for Rent CLUB O'DONOGHUE 5515 Madison ES 8-9345 SMORGASBORD LUNCHEON $1.25 STEAK SANDWICH Sliced Tomato and French Fried Potatoes 1.50 SOLICITS Restaurant 4207 W. Madison KE 3-4747 Anniversaries Showers Weddings Business Meetings Bowling Club Affairs Private Bar Accommodations for 25 to 150 Persons Frank DiLeo's Walnut Room Cocktail Lounge Ample Parking CO 1-7678 ES 8-9320 Entertainment 5638 W. CHICAGO AVE. Masters 14 Dunleavy'i Tap 10 6 Dukes 9 Hurav.es 7 9 Bel-Nor Lounge 4 12 Drifters 0 16 Senior League Hirscn. Division -L Just Martys 15.

'1 Capris 14 Gents 9" Tarpons Hennesey's Tap 4 12 Marty's Dominoes 2 14 Laramie Division L- Dlck's Tap 11 5 Unknown's 10 6 Dolphin's 9 7 Skip's Place 8 8 Marty's Royals 5 11 Marty's Greenleaf 2 14 Intermediate League Leclalre Division Resurrection 14 1 Capris 12 4 Hnraves ...11 5 Regents 5 .11 Poker Chips 2 14 Volcanoes 1 15 Leamington Division Monarch's 14 Apostles 11 Shades 10 Valiants 6 Archans 6 Drifters 1 5 19 10 4 12 Helgason Ties Columbus Pk. Course Mark Ron Helgason of neighboring Oak Park, one tinie member of the Columbus Park Men's Golf Club, equalled the Columbus course tourney record on Monday of this week with a sizzling 63 on the first day of the 47th annual Cook County Amateur golf tournament. His i time around the nine-hole layout Helgason carded a 29. On the second time around he chalked up a 34. Helgason was runner-up -to Emil Esposito in the 1956 tourney.

The 32 survivors of the first two days of competition were slated to tee off in match play today with the final two survivors battling for the tourney trophy on Saturday. This year's Cook- County tournament is being dedicated to Chick Evans who helped design the Columbus Park course 40 years ago. In the opening day foursome Evans played in an exhibition foursome that included Walter Crowe, 1919 Cook County champion; John Humphreys, 1921 champ, and Ted Lloyd who went on to win the Illinois State Park amateur tournament which was held at Columbus Park for a number of years, until 1932. ALL-AMERICAN HONORED LEXONS WIN FIRST GAME AT THILLENS Lexon Junior Ponies got off to a good start in the Thillens Invitational Boys Majors baseball tournament last Sunday with a convincing 7 to 1 triumph over Winona Park. Lexon hurler Jim limited Winona to one hit, a fourth inning single.

The South Austin youths will play their next tourney game this week-end. NEWSPAPERS hundred Mmj) per At Yard We Bny Junk of All Kinds Iron Rags Metals Batteries Mattresses Etc. NORTHERN IRON SALVAGE CO. 409 N. Pulaski Rd.

NEvada 8-7636 Open 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. All Day Saturday Navy's All-American football player, Joe BelUno (second from left) was recipient of the D. M. Nigra Award for Amateur Athletics at a dinner last Wednesday evening at Paolella's restaurant, 3855 Chicago.

Presentation was made by the Unico National, Italian-American a a organization. From left are Dominic Frinzi, president of Unico National; BeUino; Mauro Garafalo, president of the local chapter of Amerital- Unico, and Charles Paolella. (Marker Photo) By NAILS FLORIO JACK KERNAN, well-known area sports mentor who is ready to start his second year as St. Patrick High school athletic director, has lined up an.interesting grid schedule -for the Shamrocks. The Shamrocks, one of the four Christian Brothers schools which last spring: severed their affiliations with the Chicago Catholic league, will open with Lindbloom of the Public league on Saturday, Sept 16 at Kockne stadium.

Three of their remaining seven games will be against out- of-town teams. On Friday night, Sept. 29 they will meet the Boys Town team of Omaha, Neb. In Soldier field. On Sunday afternoon, Oct 15" they will entertain Messmer high school of Milwaukee on the Luther North field on the Northwest side.

Their grid finale will be against Griffin high of Springfield, HI. on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 5 at Rockne field. Kernan, now an Oak Park resident, is a St. Mel alumnus and for many years lived at 219 N.

Karlov. TERRY whose bigger brother, JACK, will be assistant grid coach at St. Philip this season, is one of the bright sophomore grid products at Purdue University. Terry, who now stands six foot even "and tips the scales at 205, was a first string freshman gridder for the Boilermakers last year at the right halfback post. He is being used primarily as a blocking back.

The Marcoline brothers, if you're latecomers, tioth excelled for St Philip in their high school days. FISH STORY thaf true is one that you'll hear from Jim Obermaier, 5843 Rice. Jim just recently came back from a vacation stay at Hayward, Wis. with a 36-inch 10-pound muskie he caught in the Tiger Cat Flowage. Nails Florio Mayor Daley has directed his.

Youth, foundation to three swimming -events a part of take TO STIMULATE -interest in competitive swimming in Chicago sponsor Festival next week. On Tuesday commencing--' and finishing at North -avenue, there will be a one and one-half mile swimming race for men. The contestants will enter the water at" North avenue and swim south to a point opposite the Drake Hotel arid then back again to North. On Wednesday afternoon a three-quarter mile race for women will be held. The start will be at North and the finish opposite the Drake Hotel.

On Wednesday evening, there will be a three- quarter mile race for lifeguards. All lifeguards regularly cm- ployed on any of the beaches in the Chicago area are eligible. All three events are sanctioned by the Central A.A.U. and open only to registered amateurs. Entry blanks may be obtained at the Chicago Park District beaches and from the Special Events Department in the Mayor's Office in the City Hall.

Awards will be made to the first five swimmers in each event, and all swimmers who complete the course will receive a medallion. PRESSURE being exerted by the Chicago Park District during the past two years to change the format of the Cook County golf tourney at Columbus Park and curtail this ular golf event has many of the club's members boiling, we learn. This year the field in the tournament was limited to 120 with the result that some 150 entries were returned. We haven't been able to get specifics as to why the golf powers that be at the District are looking unkindly upon this well established event, but we do know that they are making no friends and influencing a lot of people the wrong way. Lexon Junior Ponies In 3-Game Series Lexon A.C.'s Junior Pony league tournament team will play best two out of three series next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday against either Woodburn, Ind; or McComb, O.

These two were battling this week for the right to meet the Lexon nine. The winner of next week's series, to be played on Lexon field, will advance into the Junior Pony league tournament to be held hi Oak Park. Fimms 18-hoIt Jolt resort retreat now i enjoyable with new. healed swimming pool. Delectable metis-, congenial goestsi luxurious, private bath club- hotel rooms or guest cottages.

Cocktail lounge. Group meetings invited. Write or call collect for reservations and descriptive brochure GO TntPHONE 3O BAILEYS HARBOR COLUMBUS PK. LADY GOLFERS HONORS Five members of the Columbus Park Women's Golf Club qualified in the Women's Cook County Amateur meet held recently at Timber'Trails. Rose Zelak, 6 S.

Mason, qualified for the first- flight championship, Jo Holoubek, 1632 Jackson, qualified for the second flight championship, and Bea McElroy, 148 N. Mason, Jewel Crosby, 4708 Jackson, and Mrs. Hazel Wiegman, 237 N. Long, all qualified for the third flight championship. Miss Crosby i for the championship with Mrs.

Bertha Ogrin of Bonnie Brook, but won first place hi a sudden death playoff. Miss Crosby covered. the regulation distance in 309 strokes for the 54 holes, to give her the third flight championship. Miss McElroy won fourth place in the third flight championship, CONCRETE INSMtlED FOURDtfiqji i REPAIRED AMERICAN WATERPROOFING 1005 W. Belmont Bl 8-0054 More Sports On Page 27 OFF-SEASON PRICES "ARE LOW" NOW" i SMALL HEATER OR COMPLETE FURNACE INSTALLATION We have the know-how and the finest tools to give you the best service! Call us today for any check-up or repair, and be sure that your heating is in tip top shape when winter begins.

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