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Page 2 Section I I ECONOMIST NKWSPAPKKS, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21. W4 Nine great gifts to send the student away at College Tips for under $10 gifts are suited for dorm life, and guaranteed not to be found in even well-stocked suit cases. 1. A roll of gay gift-paper to be used as a lining for drawer or as shelf paper, or for decorating a bulletin board.

Add some bows, tags and stickers for gift wrapping needs that will occur during the semester 2 Arrange for one of the restaurants in the college town to serve a Sunday dinner "on the house" to a a student and a friend 3 A food package will i i a Stock it with a tin of date nut bread, sharp cheese that comes packed in a crock, an assortment of crackers, several small jars of jelly. 4. Two pairs of foam slippers, one pair for the walk to the shower, the other a studying. CHARTER BUSES SINCE 1955 LUXURIOUS CHARTER SERVICE i AIR CQND WASHROOv EOUiO COACHES SCHEDULED BUS SERVICE BETWEEN JOLIET AND CHICAGO 5. Guaranteed tt brew enthusiasm is an Uant coffee set which comes complete with tiny pot.

cups, instant coffee, cream and sugar 6 Three shoe boxes ccnered with gift wrapping paper make handy what-not a i limited On one of the boxes fasten a glove, on another a belt buckle, on the third sew an odd assortment of buttons 7 A subscription to their hometown newspapers will keep students abreast of the home-front gossip 8 Night-owls and their roommates will welcome a small reading light that clamps onto a book, or book stand 9. A double deck of playing cards and tallies i a monogrammed for an added touch. Or a set of one of the new topical games will stimulate the cerebrum painlessly--even enjoyably. COMMON SENSE If you haven't the Lord can give it to you. If you haven't learning, I'll help you to get it.

But if you haven't common sense, neither nor the Lord can give it to you --John Brown LOCAL AND NATION WIDE i VALLEY TRANSIT CORP, 458-5150 EX 39 NOW OPEN- Southwest Academy of Dance Featuring: trery Student Is Special 4nd We Let Her Know It! Exercise Belly Dancing 'Modeling Ballroom Dancing Tap Dancing Jazz Where Every Dancer Gets What She Needs I Whether you join one of our groups or I have private instruction, be assured I that you will get a lot of personal I we care. I CALL 636-1121 Southwest Academy of Dance 10106 S. Ridgeland Chicago Ridge, III. 636-1121 Breakfast skimping major cause of poor performance in school An alarming number of children are behind their schoolmates before the school day starts. A report made to a Senate committee studying nutritional problems shows that 24 percent of children in Massachusetts go to school each day with an inadequate breakfast.

Thirteen percent have no breakfast at all. Only 5 percent eat a good breakfast. Studies made at the University of Iowa show that breakfast is the most- important meal of the day, because it follows a period of 10 to 12 hours or more without eating. The studies showed that those who don't get a nutritionally adequate breakfast are less alert. Their ability to concentrate is lower than others', and their skills tail off late in the morning.

One adequate breakfast, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, includes fruit or fruit juice, cereal with milk, toast and spread, and milk to drink Other foods can be substituted as the main course for variety. Dr. Morris Fishbein, points out: "For most people, the primary factor in food selection is pleasure." One key to getting children to eat a nutritionally sound break' fast. noted health authority, ftst I OAK LAWN BIKE SHOP 5368 W.

95th Street BACK TO SCHOOL BIKE SALE 28 Ib. GRANDUER 10 SPEED Completely assembled and adjusted JUST $99. OPEN 3 NITES 1 MON. THURS. FRI.

TUE. WED. 10-5 SATURDAY I -WHILE THEY LAST Little ranch girl will stop all the cowboys and dudes in their tracks when she shows up in this outfit Green Apples, division of Noel Industries, designs Cone Mills cotton denim in a western skirt and hip- length snap-front jacket. Yippee! styles on the gallop The classroom crowd will get a mini lesson in American history when they select their back-to- school clothes this fall. Designers, inspired by our country's pioneers, have delved into the best of the West and come up with a bonanza of fashions sure to delight the fussiest HI' guys and gals.

They'll be delighted, as well, with the choice of Mills rugged indigo denim and luxurious durable corduroy, in which their new duds come styled. Both are as popular now as they were in bygone days when shopping for school gear meant buying piece goods from the general store or local peddler. Look for denim designed in jeans, of course, plus suits with A-line skirts and short cowgirl jackets worn over gingham checked blouses. As for corduroy, it comes styled in overalls cut like cowboy chaps or in slightly flared pants worn with a yoked skirt in a lively mix of patterns. New Knapp Wark Shoe Extra Cushioning where it counts.

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thru Fri. 9:30 to 9:00. Sat, 9:30 to 5:30 KNAPP Can you believe the sentimentality of the young today? Miss Ingenue "Kissing 1 embroidered in lace applique combined with "elle" neckline, long-sleeved shirt in "Finessa" cotton knit. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS OUR BEST ELECTRIC PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS CORONAMAT1C 2200 Backed our own factory trained service department and a nation 01 Smith Corona service centers From the 12 A carnage E'ectra 120 sale onced at 95 to the new Coronamatic I QR 2 200 at'eft' we'ecommend Smith Corona for those who the Sest QUALITY PORTABLES EASY ON YOUR BUDGET Fron the TIDM te' show- at sate D'cec at K3 95 to the a) -etectnc Meteo- "o-School sate o'ced at $17995 AcJier nas to choose'ror- at onces yoj afford ADLER TIPPA LIST $79 50 LOGS, ROOTS AND TRIG ARE YOUR BUSINESS. ROCKWELL 202SR LIST Sift 00 $119.95 MEET YOUR PARTNER.

he Rockwell 'Urtcom; 202SR Electronic Slide Rule As versatile as the oW siiSe rule but with comouter-like accuracy Check out the ertire me today Pnced from $4995 CHICAGO 1O94O S. MICHIGAN HOURS i A.M.-5:30 PM OFFICE SUPPLY BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALISTS FOR OVER 40 YEARS ALSIP 11350 S.CICERO Chlcagoland's Largest! REAVIS HIGH SCHOOL 1958-1973 A FIFTEEN YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY Conducted by THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY and BUREAU OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, INC. and REAVIS HIGH SCHOOL under a grant from THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION We are to contact all men and women who attended Reavis High School in 1957 or 1958. Below is a list of names of those people we can't find: Grade in 1957-48 Freshman Absalonsen, Camilla Adell, Patrick Adrian, William Anderson, Gregory Barnickel, Leonard Beauchamp, Joseph Beauchamp, Loretta Biciste, Patricia Bielatowicz, Dennis Blake, Edward Blickem, John Boerema, Kenneth Boll, Dorothy Bouck, Janice Brainerd, Beverly Branigan, Marjorie Buczko, Gerald Bukovsky, Dale Bumbale, Margaret Butz, Carole Candela, William Capiak, Eugene Casteel, Bernice Castro, Robert Citro, Danny Claar, Carlo Cloninger, Janice Correra, Anthony Crafton, Joanne Crotty, Sandra DeFiglia, Carmen Desando, Daniel Dresser, Judith Evers, Richard Fermoyie, Dennis Fox, Cord Frank, Patricia Franklin, Robert Frencl, Richard Fritzler, Karl Gade, Robert Gallagher, James D. Gilgenberg, Kenneth GiUespie, Robert Golden, Lerov Goodeon, Larry Grygiel, William Guk, Jacqueline Gudice, Kenneth Hamilton, Leonard Hassan, Mary Ann Hovnes, Henry Herbert, Ronald Hiatt, Patricia E.

Howell, Joyce Jackson, Evelyn Janowskv. Christine Jensen, Louis Jeritski. Stanley Kachman, Beverly Kominski. Robert Kilten, Kenneth Klatt, Eileen Klinski, Dorothy Krueger Krueger.Diana Kucinski, James Kusman, Claudia Lambkee, Rosetla Latko, Carol Ann LedDetter, Patricia Lichner, Rose Lloyd, David Lubek, Patricia Mackall, Earl AAasi, Karen Mattes, Harold McNevich, Dean Meyer, Sandra Miller, Melba Miller, Richard Miller, William Mills, Nancy Mishur, Miriam Rose Mitchell, Pamela Monaco, Michael Morrow, Chester Nelson, Diane Nieminski, Ralph Novak, Jerry Oprzedek, Mary Alice Ortiz, Abdon Pahlke, Robert Palmer, Sharon Paradise, Ray Patera, Leona Payne. George Pazora, Charmaine Perlongo.

Carol Phares, Roy Philipps, Kathleen Poole, John Pritchett, Dorothy Prochaska, Cora Rehr, Norman Reino, Susan Rhoads. Betty Richardson, Charles Richmond, Dolores Robson, Edward Rosko, Andrew Samoska, Stanley Sanders, James Schaeffer, Judith Scheuts. Jackie Schmidt, Bernard Sciuchetti, Marge Slazyk. Jerome Smith, Dennis Smith. Janet Soukup, Robert South, Allen Stolen tun, Edgar Stengel, Sandra Stockstill, Barbara Strohrigl, Catherine Thomas, James Turowski, Helmut Turowski, Waltraud Unser, Linda Valentino.

Janet Vincent, Edna Vtasak. James vorisek, Bonita votava, Carol Lee Webb. Dianne Webber, Harry wenzel, Dartene West, Warren Young, Allen Zabram, Daniel Zemskv, Andrea Sophomore Ahlgrim, Gerald Anderson, Phyllis Baker, Peggy Barnas, Margie Bialy, Georgia Boldaska, Judy Braden, William Brayfield, James Brower, Robert Bubelis, Walter Calabrese, Jack Corrington, Sara Ann Celovskv, Longina Claar, Sandra Claus, Katherine Cole, William Conley, Linda Corey, Sandra Correra, Fredric Coughlin, Dennis Earls, Margaret Elm, Paul Evitts, Nellie Figlik, Kenneth Fish, George Fronczak, Sandra Funkhouser, Carolyn Giambarberee, Jean Havnes, Margaret Hendricks. Patricia Hermes, Eddie Hilton, Mary Hoelle, Lona Ruth Hollister, Beverly Huey, Kathy Irlbacker, Kathie Jarogosky, Wallace Kaftan, Dennis Kamien, Edna Kasprowicz. Dennis Kiebles, Joan Kiefer, Carol Kiley, Raymond Klemp, Jane Kowal.

Diana Lament, William Lampe, Kenneth Las, Nancy Lehman, Charles Lichner, Joanne Margaritas, James Maurer, Elizabeth McCrory, Paul McCurdv, Virginia McNamora, Mary Meyer, Judy Miller, Jerry Moshier, Frances MTOZ, Ann Murphy, George Myers. Karl Northoutt, William Nosek, Jo Anna Otyniczok, Chester Patterson, Kothrvne Pavkmr, Rose PoYsse, Jean Peters, David Phelps, Barbara Pitrowski, Donald Poeschl, Robin Pollack, Kenneth Roy Potter, Douglas Ptak, Doreen Pugh, Robert Redmond, Gerald Rosenberg, Hope, Roy, Erick Schmidt, Gloria Schmidt, Victoria Shanley, Terrance Smid, Kenneth Smith, Arnold Sparacino, Mary Stephen, Diana Swanson, Shirley Thompson, Bruce Van Doren, Ronald Wakefield. Dixie Wallk, Samuel Wart, Frank Watkins, Doyie Weaver, Wayne West, Patricia White, Jeri Lyn Wilmot, David Woichowski, Harold Woitala, Edward Wotozoyn, Joanne Adrian, Delno Anguiano, Ralph Bailey, Gail Benson, Edward Black, Betty Bahart, Jerry Bouzek, Fred Buck, Robert Buikema, Ruth Busenbark, Donald Cepek, Philip Dassou, Marcelte Davis, Ruth Frencl, Jerry Frencl, Ronald Fritz, William Gade, Yvonne Gilgenberg, Allen Hoekstra. Sandra Irwin, John jasica, Ronald Jenkins, Robert Kochmon, Kenneth Koliski, Lois Kompstro, Roseann Kemp, Sharon Kerbs, Diane Las, Ronald Lewin, Sharon Mochinsky, GerakJine Maffick, Carole McDonough, Dennis Mitchell, Judy Mitchell, Kavdette Moser, Jerome Mroz, Thomas Mundo, Carolyn Mysliwiec, Kennejlh Nichols, Clarence' O'Donnell, Russell Pahlke, Eric Panlce, Richard Perez, David Prendergast, Joseph Pugh, Audrie Racek, Joan Raines, Donna Schalaskv, Robert Schutte, Larry Schwartz; Marge Sefl, Ronald Severson, Henry Spaeth, William Spoto. Carole Styx.

Ronald Szymczak, Thomas Tracy, Marguerite Tuomev, Allan VanBezev, Joyce Vlahos, Louis Weinert, Thomas Wolowicz, Carolyn Zilius, Robert Senior Anderson, Andrew Anderson, Bernard Banks, Nancy Barrett, Julie Beuteil, Paul Bond, Jeonette Campbell. Robert Casteel, Carranell Debevec, Norbert Eistner, Janet Farrell. John Fitzgerald, Kenneth Groeller, Carole Hayes, Beverly Hess, Barbara Hren, Joseph Kulich, Carl Lennon, Jean Lingle, Sharon Maples, Jocoueline McMahon, Patricia Medyk, Marlene Mehok, Frank Monti. Laura Morissette, Theresa Novak, Daniel O'Mallev, Jill Pagano, Frank Pawlikowski, Gloria Payne, Dorothy Pepin, Richard Powell, Mary Lou Savela, Schimo, Dolores Seyller, Dianne Sporock), John Spencer, Robert Suchoski, Beverly Swanson, Ronald Vincent. Corote Wenzel, Ravmond Zaker, Potrjcjg Zvsko, Kenneth We want to call each person and ask tor cooperation in completing the research study started at Reavis in 1957.

Our work is being done for educational research purposes only, and all information, including a person's address, is strictly confidential. Each person is important for this study. If you have any information concerning the whereabouts of anyone listed above CALL TOLL FREE 80O-972-8830 If you live out of state, write or can collect: 312 241-7473 Chicago Regional Office 5639 South University Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60637 NLWSPAPJLR!.