Indian Princess Banquet Celebrates Tribes at Longhouse Gathering
Two hundred twenty Little E Indian princesses and guests from tribes including Apache Blackfoot Chickasaw Potawatomi and Winnebago gathered in LaGrange and Brookfield for a March 31 banquet at Buds Steak House. Entertainment featured Bob Atcher with Meadowgold and TV ties while West Suburban YMCA coordinated the event through its banquet committee led by Robert Brand and others.
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Jonghouse
Bud's
Bob Atcher
Atcher
AVEKB
Meadowgold Wanch
WON TV
Beaver
The
Indian Guides
Beaver Tribe
A.C. Rogers
Howard Bere
Lincoln Lane
Uatirange
New Jonghese
West Suburban Ymca Council of Indian Pucdes
Robert W. Brand
S&s
Brainard
Richard, Larcher
S. Spring
John ®. White
S. 10Th Ave
Robert Ferroran
S. 6Th Ave
LaGrange
Robert Vik
Prairie, Brookfield
Vik
LTHS Treble Clef and Choir Members Named at Tryouts
LTHS announces choirs after tryouts with new Treble Clef and choir members. Selected sopranos include Janet Baumel Judy Eliott Judy Fricke Norma Nordberg Marcia Payne and others. Tenors David Kenneman David Krafft Skipper Perrcee John Arm Strong and more join. Basses include Don Jeffrey Peter Klip Ed Strouga and others. Former Treble Clef sopranos rejoin as ex members Glenda Ailing ton Carolyn Capers Margie Hopmandez Virgins Katacaugh Jan Korfist Barbara Pain Nadene Partain and others.
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Spotaros
Mais Bechtel
Barbara Hednank
Betts Quinlan
Sue Elliott
Robi Wilson
Janet Baumel
Judy Eliott
Judy Fricke
Norma Nordberg
Marcia Payne
Earns Scott
Sarah Spang
Gail Brouer
Sharon Kingdon
Pat Kingsfield
Mary Kinney
Marty Livermore
Pet Roberts
Sara Offutra
Teal Drake Carel Engh
Martha Ferguson
Kathryn Newman
Deanna Olds
Joyee Ray
Marion Roberts
Betsy Rosas
Merljean Wadhe
David Kenneman
David Krafft
Skipper Perrcee
John Arm
Strong
Larry Bankart
Darryl Nordentof
Wiliam Stolk
Don Jéffrey
Nanc
Simoaky
Gay Stoltz
Marsha Vann
Deana Barton
Judy Sapsen
Sharon Lockhart
Ruth Nelson
Linda Parsons
Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae Meet Delayed Meeting Notes
An Alpha Omicron Pi alumnae gathering was held with attendance of several groups. The minutes describe discussions on a program and future events, with names and locations partially legible and a note that arrangements for a future meeting were mentioned.
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Alpha Omicron Pi
Interest Grows in Duplicate Bridge Games
Members of the institute lab report deep thinking to solve challenging problems at Friday's duplicate games. Winners included Jim de Franklin Park and Andrew Coors of LaGrange, Herbert Aciece, and Fred Grees of LaGrange East and West. Mix Renne Bisshawan and Mrs. Her ert Ameisen of LaGrange. Mr. and Mrs. Leeders of Hinsdale. The next meeting is set for April 9 with no game on Good Friday.
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Membs
innste @lab
Hesmere
Jim de Franklin Park
Andrew Coors
LaGrange
Herbert Aciece
Fred Grees
LaGranc
Renne Bisshawan
Herert Ameisen
Leeders
Hinsdale Moe
Four LTHS Students to Attend State Parley
Pidcock of LTHS will be a joint leader at the 20th Illinois Student Council convention on April 23 and 24 at the hotel. Other LTHS delegates will be Rina and Joyce.
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LTHS
Pidcock
Jon
I Ilinois
Rina
Joyce
Peoria sale tax vote seen as acid test for city tax plan
The April 13 Peoria election tests whether residents will back a city sales tax. If approved the wheel tax and cigarette tax would be repealed, property taxes could fall, and revenue would fund a long term capital program including sewers, fire stations, hall modernization, and street work. Opponents argue the proposal is unpopular and unlikely to pass.
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Peoria
Perry
Feam
Governmart Wy
Cceney
Hac
Natormwede
Perrae Cory
Danville
Hines
George Nay Lectures on Christian Science in Hinsdale
George Nay of Chicago spoke at First Church of Christ Scientist Hinsdale last Friday about understanding God and health through Christian science. He said healing follows recognizing God’s reality, citing the Beatitudes and divine love replacing sickness with pure character, health, and happiness.
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George May
Chicago
Sereen First Church of Christ Scentist
Hinsdale
Barston
Piteadace
Naso
Eureka Alumni Meet at Central Chage dinner
Eureka College Chicago Arts alumni held their annual dinner meeting last Friday night with Miss Ruth McCusker a teacher at LTHS presiding at the central event. Dr Burrus Dickinan and Samuel G Harod served as spruaers at the meeting.
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Ruth McCusker
W. Calenda, Ave
LTHS
Eureka College Chicago Arts
Central Eleanor
Burrus Dickinaan
Preacert
Sanuel G. Harod
Tr Tena
Spruaers
Che Meeing
Dinner To Honor Tri-Hi-Y Seniors
A dinner honored Tri-Hi-Y seniors at Bad's Steak House on April 16 hosted by the office and local leaders. The event featured refreshments, a program led by a president and seniors, with a focus on achievements and fellowship.
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Apodta
Bad's
First Church of Christ Scientist La Grange Service Notes
First Church of Christ Scientist at Seventies Ceratt Boulevard and Catherine Avenue hosts Sunday School for children up to age two to five, a church service at 10:45, and Wednesday meetings with testimonies. A kindergarten is provided during services. Reading Room hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Sundays and holidays. All are cordially invited.
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Church of
Chris
Ceratt Boulevard
Catherine Avenue
Christias Science Healing
la Grange
Federal Credit Union Reports Reserve Line Policy
The federally chartered savings institution states by law that its reserve line equals 50 percent of member savings. This 50 percent ratio is described as a statutory allocation tied to its status with the Federal Home Loan Bank.
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Federal Home Loan Bank
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United States
Capital
Greater Western Suburbs
la Grange Federal Savings
LA Grange Federal Savings and Loan Association
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la Grange Federal Savings and Loan
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