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Suburbanite Economist from Chicago, Illinois • Page 29

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Launch Drive! To Eliminate Rats in Auburn Vat-Par Boys Club in Project. 20-Hour-a-Day Routine Pays Off (Continued from Page I) in the eomtnuuity of similar ages' and provide them with an oppor-s tunity to perform cosistructive programs. Since that tisne its- members have toured local indus-" trial plants, formed a baseball jj team, participated in a group swim' at the YMCA. spent an -over-: night" at the Auburn-Highland YMCA and carried out several other programs. Meetings held weekly in the Valley Social-! etic club.

I Auburn Park Lions who members of the club's advisory I committee are Karlioji fiergquist.j 718 W. 79th Dr. Cock. John? Demos. 453 W.

79th Fern, 734 W. 79th O. E. Pe- 3 terson, 543 W. 79th Ogden Sherwood, 325 W.

7Gih and Roger Treloar, 7553 Wolcott ave.J Members of the Val-Par club are Jim and Jack Davies. 79IG Parnell Joe Derkits, 7912, Parnell Pat Davis, 7942 Par-- nell Tom and Dick Houlihan, 7928 Parnell Jim and John Kilcourse. 7915 Parnell Terry McGovern. SIS W. 79lh Mickey Pemberton.

7931 Parnell 1 John Riordon, 7915 Parnell, nay Brennan. 7951 Parnell Bob Haushcrr. 721 79th, Jim Bonney, W. 81st and Denny and Ronnie Hale, Lowe ave. Name Of Homemaker Week Prizes June 13.

1952 SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST SCW CHA Commissioners Order Fingerprinting of Employes Summer camp for girls that be held June 29 will be discusRphi 'Mrs. H. W. Thompson. 9800 Wai- 'den is president at t' organization.

Jolm First Award; 23 Others lu Gifts. (Continued from Page 1) for flngorprint records are classified in -criminal" and noa-crinauaar" files. Local police records, he said, list only convictions for CiUUp Dedieatioit 1 (Continued from Page tpL, wianer of the 13th a table lamp. I Mrs. J- Magner.

7842 Bennett 3 of the prize, an Sykes and CHA Chairman Wayne iron. Mcilillen favored finxerpi inting as P. Kapsimalis. 431 W. 3 wood winner of the 15th 3 prize, a table lamp.

3 Mrs, C. Mountford. 1516 W. 83rd Ha Members of chapter II. Illinois of the National TTT other than miao: trrSc hold their annual tea at 3 pjoo.

iolatiojss and arrests after COB- tomorrow in the home of A. vtction for a crime. Commissioners Kruse. J. VogeJe, SS60 Hamilton ave.

Final plans for of a SHEET METAL WOftJt CANOPY WOtK DOWNSPOUTS SKYLIGHTS GUTTERS ESTIMAItS PritcheH Sheet Metal WE. 500 W. a matter of policy. CGsnniL-sioners John Yancey and Mortimer Lvere absent. winner of the 16ih prsze, S12.50 "i know how we can sit worth of wallpaper.

jj ck in of hat a gen- Finn, 6115 Ashland are doine. have bee." told Jean winner of the 17th worth of wallpaper. G. Kappelman. 7S23 Laflin winner of the price, a foams employes has disclosed "sonie rubber pillow.

"prettv good who were fired Lilly A. Rappolt. 65-59 Kenwood winner of the 19th prize, a i plastic toilet seas. More Winners. Regina Adams.

9704 S. 49sh La-An, winner of the 20th I prize, S10 worth of wallpaper. are I have prize, SJ2.50 jhat fingerprinting has uncovered a number of double payrollers." Madden said of w.hen their i i i became known. Others, he added, quit when st came their turn to be CAN YOU FIX IT? WE HAVE PARTS IN STOCK FOR REFRIGERATORS WASHING MACHINES VACUUM GLEANERS APPLIANCES and APPLIANCE PARTS 1511 W. St S-2SSJ WfftV MUL A SAT.

A TMWIS. to fM. I Maureen Doody, 7G4S May A routine paid off for park district policeman Francis f. Butler. 7526 South Park winner of the 21st prize, a "Juic-e- who was awarded a degree and a bachelor mt philosophy dec at Loyola university commencement orange juicer.

exercises. Butler tvorked the night shift for three years so that he could attend day law school. Pictured? Evelyn Bianco, 1640 IV. 7irh with the 31-year-old policeman are, left to right, his family, Barbara Jean, three years old. Sheila, six.

-A-inner o-" the 22nd prize, a Koro. Butler, and Lynn, five. 57 School Graduates to Receive Scholarships A FOR YOUR THOUGHTS REUNION'. Mr. and Mrs.

Cephas L. Keily 2720 W. 97th recently attended a family reunion in Vernon. from Paqe 1) definite and something one Junior achievement schol- ever lo-es FOR AUTOMATIC NEAT At Lew Cost Install ARMSTRONG Steel Gas or Oil Fired Furnace Junior Donald Roger from Page 1) Woodlawn DeForest Institute; arship Universilv minois: -Moun" Wil5iam Stosich. 9815 Exchange, Marilvn hunas.

Purdue univer-i Edmund Mills. 75 ana Josepn Halstead. a34, ca di-ivrr- i Cl I 1 I I May si. Art Institute of Chicago.i- i-eonaro wiiauin, Linciblom High school will hold achievement scholarship; graduation ceremonies at p.m. Wood.

Eaiham college: next Wednesday in Keeler hall. Triak, Art institute and Morris 6130 tt'olcotl ave. Three nundred Levin, university of Chicago, and 47 diplomas will be awarded! Calumet High school. 8131 May by Harry F. Yates.

principal, and Englewood school, 6201 Etigar H. Palmer, assistant pun- Stewart and Tilden Techni-i cipal. cal High school, 4747 Union Speakers at the ceremonies will will conduct graduation exercises' be Shane Belhs. valedictorian: at 8 p.m. next Thursday in their Jack Koppin.

class president: Don respective auditoriums. Tadda. class speaker, and Jean i Calumet Winners. Rzeszut, faculty member. Ronald Erickson.

8641 The American Civil Liberties spokesmen said they hd examined 3he law and found that use of wngerprinis for purposes other idenUsication is illegal. They c-. pressed a fear that the prints t-ould be and used to seal garden Florence Howard. 5129 Union of the 23rd prsze, a SJ5.75 gallon enamel. L.

Blank. 7149 Racine ave winner the 24th prize, a 37.50 gallon of enansel. Robert J. Gillard. 4533 St.

Louis of the prize, a Ituuls 1'aiiiilv of Skunks 22-piece set of dishes. Anna L. Ireland. 915 87th quette winner of the 26th "Despite todav's ua- '7 -e. a gallon of rubber paint.

certain times and the fact that' Letters are now on the wa to tne winners who cnosen at a 17-year-old puo i ic event in the Economist who will be grad- olT)ces yesterday afternoon. The uatea high winners should receive their let- ol soon will ers tomorrov or Friday, aken into the. Tne names picked by four aimy by the residents southiown v.ho had be AULLS lege so thev- I would still tell them to i a am ads They are learn a trade from Lac'ner, 7746 May me beginning or Schock to enroll a can continue some to the Economist offices to John James 959 Lamon ilrs. Florence Schmidke. 3023 W.

55th Scholarship winners at Lines- class vice-president, will ed ation. You've got to blom are Shane Bellas. Beoit and.give the introductory address at education to get GrirmeU colleges: Ruth Calumet High school university, Beloil' Wayne Bryan. 3949 Central Mrs. John VerWey.

4704 W. college and Kockford coliese: deliver the salutatory Oak Laun. housewife: ineir an( Xesbitt. 6349 IVIarsh- have field ave. i $389 Award.

The first prize efrigeraior by John C. Low is a 5309.95 Servel deluxe mode! with a freezer Evergreen Park police, who lasl Saturday raided a skunk colony under the back porch of a village home, yesterday were sec-King the mother skunk xvhith before the raiders arrived. Mrs. Harry Robb, 9502 St. Louis called the police station at 2 p.m.

Saturday and tola Desk Sergeant Fred Horre'i that the skunk colony was driving her and her family out of their house. She said she had followed her nose and located the colony under the back porch. Korrell dispatched Sgt. Mike Serritella and Officer Vic Williams to the scene and the officers shot three young skunks snug in their nesi under the porch. The police; were unable to find the mother; skunk, but told Mrs.

Robb to teie-, phone the station if and returned to the nest. GLASS FURNITOIE TOPS PRICED FROM AND UP FREE ESTIMATES AT YOUR HOME NORMAL GLASS CO. 7550 S. HALSTED ST. HUDSON 3-4000 oo lor te at LOWEST PRICES WITH THIS FURNACE COMPLETELY INSTALLED For 395 CONTROLLED AIR HEATING 1715 W.

63rd St. GRovehill 6-9312 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR EVERY PURPOSE OODSE HEPBURN STUDIOS. Inc. SINCE 1370 6550 S. Hoisted ENg.

4-2300 MRS. JOIIX VERW KY ROSS Finer Quality Bakery SPECIALIZING IN BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED BIRTHDAY. WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES Call PRospeet 6-8236 for Delivery It to IS Servino.1 ham Dunn. University of Gertrude Yowak. 794G would suggest to a bov displayed during John Carver.

Colorado college and bell will give the valedictory ate that he enter a North Park college: Rath Gentry, address. Other speakers will be trade he likes anc Carroll college: Eugenia Gralinski.j Ralph Rundle. 7647 Marshfield! be to work University of Chicago; Beverly class president, and Sheldon-for 30 or 40 years. Levy. 9357 Centra! Park class, Tradesmen almost orator.

always have work Glenn C. Worst, principal, will and they earn good award 402 diplomas and IS salaries. To others arships. Scholarship recipients I would suggest will be Fred Becker. 9292 Central that they go on to Park Purdue university and college to prepare Illinois Institute of Technology: for some Schmidt.

7916 Perry --IIT: Sheldon Levy. Roosevelt college and IIT: Grant Merrill. 9314 Clifton Roosevelt college. IIT; pen to have a son and the University of Chicago: Waiter Anderson. 9233 Green Naval ROTC scholarship at IIT: Jack Naftor.

9340 Sawyer fire i prevention scholarship at HT: Josephine Poncilichek, 0515 Marshfield Grinnell college: Phyllis Evans. S331 Wood Coe college, and Wayne Bryan. Mayor's award to be used at IIT. fetter Whipped It to 24 75 24 to 30 Servings "Butter I Whipped Cream I Cream I OEUVERT CHAIGE 2Oe Finer Quality Bakery 6338 S. Ashland Ave.

PRospect 6-8236 i Homevnakers" Week at the Peoples Gas Light and Coke company. W. 63rd St. The second prize electric range won by Mrs. Oiga Charney Is valued at S289.95.

It was on display i at the Commonwealth Edison com- jpany. 052 W. 63rd st. The third prize range won by C- Young, is a ilaiooro versal model the new about feature. It Is valued at and was displayed at the Sirs.

Harry Brinkmau. 9859 Peoples Gas Lignt and coke corn- Sawyer housewife: "I hao- an will be The iourih prize television set graduated won ay V. Tassone. is a 15-inch Parker Hi rt school screen Philco table model valued 4 S233.95. It was on display at My advice to him department store, 325 is to continue hisj T9lh st to I Your Health! Rheumatism Arthritis Stomach Intestinal and Gall (ladder Disorders respond to natural methods of treatment many times when all other methods have failed.

Thorough Examination X-RAY PHYSIOTHERAPY COLONIC IRRIGATIONS ELECTRICAL TREATMENT Dr. Wylte D. McCleery O.C. H.B. 7911 S.

Ashland Ave. Fatcinatinc HIW wallpapcre, lasi intrieiiNc patterns and eoion Modern paints and ef every finish and texture Durable; will suit every every taste, every pocketboek! COME IN TODAY-SAVE AT WH 4 5 0 0 5 1 ruined St VI i Grjnge 5 4 0 0 1 5 Rd Elrrih-- Rd W.lmetft 690S, 6906 Other scholarship winner? arc MRS- HARRY BRINKMAN earn some of education and -work all Summer, A. H. Olsons Observe to help put him-; 25th Weddiius Date seif through col-, lege. He will work Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur H. in Louisiana to 91Q1 Koyne recently ob-" his school money-, served their silver anni-' Joan Ricketts. Elizabeth Girls should attend college for two Versary bv entertaining at a party! Brainerd Women's club and Joan" Langridge. 7S39 Lowe Brain- year to gain poise.

in the Beverly Country club. The couole has two cTM aux Sry and Gerald Kudla, 5135 Wood Ueane and Sandra. Mrs. Olson isj the former Marie McDonough. Mr.

Nineteen Tilden graduates who Olson is president of the Standard 'will receive scholarships are Robert Sash and Door company, 5851 Stevens. 6043 Sawyer South cine ave. Dakota School of Mining ana Tech-, inj He ol the physical ol Lcr 5 TK 7 Truck Driver Seven other students also will receive scholarships to the University of Chicago. Englevi-ood High school graciua tion exercises be "The Olympic Games." (Continued rrom Page 1) BIXWtNU HOOKS TBACEED PLA8T SWAET 1HLOORS AIUVSTA the Mlrmtti HUE ESTIMATfS For im.nH.riwi* 85 OWNERS ATTENTION! We Will Give Your Cor COMPLETE MOTOR OVERHAUL MOTOR TUNE-UP GREASING OIL FILL THOROUGH ROAD TEST WITH 12 MONTHS TO PAY PAHTS IMCIUDSP Iktw ExlNMtt (livfcal PlKi I New Wrht Phn faint. Condenser Cmrttmm, Oil Ireotlur Oil Pamy ScrMn Ajwt Jcorinsi BRING TODAY! IRC.

HAUTE! AIERDEEH 4-7201 behind! scholarship to be used at the' le Hoeckelberg car, said the saw! Universitv of Illinois: John ra the ice cream truck swerve out in- 1 bowski. 5427 Bishop Cornell I0 her Iane of traffl and crasn into 1 college: George Indiana the Koeckelberg car. Sigmund Erber. i come address. Valedictorian is Dennis LaFarlette.

4729 Shields and Carol Jones, 6045 Eberhart is salutatonan. Dennis LaFarlette will receive a Sears Roebuck foundation 61 0 Sangamon A A LOSE 7 POUNDS 7 DAYS This new reducing plan con ria" you of 7 of UGLY FAT 7 DAYS! 7-Day Wonders contain the new wonder-working element me ceHufose gives you benefits that no other reducing pla.i has 1 Guaranteed! 7-DAY WONDERS Archer-Austin 6145 Archer Ave. Alderman 200 E. Pharmacy Mth St. Pharmacy Wentworth Chester 6401 S.

J. Ilinstrup Krdzic A.e. Bovlevard Omas Slit and Michigan tmrt't Pharmacy 2801 W. St. Charles Pharmacy S460 S.

Kedtie Ave. Cody Drugs 1201 W. St. Dameii Drug Store 4501 S. Damea Av.

Garmcn Drug Co. If57 W. Garfietd Blvd. Wm. Greenberg Pharmacy 400 W.

75th St. Hale Drugs 10701 S. Hole Herbstmait Drugs 205 E. 71st St. Jung's Drug Store 1359 W.

63rd St. Kimmy Pharmacy 8258 S. Hulsted St. Loamis Drugs 1332 W. St.

Liikaszewski Drugs 125S W. Slst St. Michet Pharmacy 2525 W. St. New 525S City Drug Co.

S. Ashlons Ave. Oehler's Pharmacy 1826 W. 103rd St. Ratajik Pharmacy 5269 W.

St. Oak Lawn. III. Rich Drug Cor. 67th and Asfclwri Rimmele's Pharmacy 1856 W.

63rd St. Sax Pharmacy 1001 W. 57th St. Schneider Pharmacy 7558 Cottoge Grow ShvtoiTs 1151 W. GarfMM Specfor Drags.

IMC. 200 f. 7Tth St. Sweeney Pharmacy Cor. 61st and Hateted Pharmacy 2101 W.

St. and MORE ABOUT Hits House arship; Carol Jones will be sented a scholarship to the Uni-) univeriuy versity and Other Winners. Field will be given an Illinois scholarship winners are Torn I P-TA teachers' education scholar-! Gust. 6237 Francisco g. "fTg-i" tl- vene sh IIT: Daniel Stachowski.

5042 Woi- oeri Murpn, 684o TIT- oruises 01 the chest, and 3 TiMra Orariuiffu: cott i iimen -Jack Bowes. 17. 8036 Champiajn Principal Richard H. Sanders. ovuki.

Bisr.op Roe- assisted by nine faculty membersj buck foundation scholarship to be will conduct a roli call ceremony! Chicago Teachers" iand sward diplomas to 321 Tilden Sinclair. o01 Xorrnal- Roe- oi the arm. treated al Lsttic Sinclair. 5701 Xormal- Company of Mary hospital, 2300 graduate, John Jalowiec. sh wa? charged wilh Reg Loyola university: lj ent driving and xvill appear president, will give the address of welcome.

Then and Now" will be dssucced by I Ronald Sinclair. i class valed the panel will be George 16617 Charles ISchwontkoxvski. 4722 Elizabeth "Paul Hawksworth. 1803 W. 47th James Webb, 4120 Michigan REFRIGERATORS Palka, 5142 Ada Loyola led by versity; Edward Xiemiec uni- 4333 Safetv court Julv I Hall of Fame Lyon IIT.

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