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The Homewood-FlossmoorPublished semuweMy by Williams Press, Inc.♦ * *TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1953AS WE SEE ITSunrtycrest NewsTo Deliver NewEVERYD IFire DepartmentTruck SoonImportant OccasionCareer dav is an event which has quite properly be-come anTmportant annual occasion at Bloom townshiphigTomo°rrow Bloom students will hear an address apt-lv titled “Guidoposts for the Future, then repa group sessions for discussions with consultants repr -scntinn the fields of endeavor which they favor.If it did no more than stimulate thl^a^h thi high school pursuits, Career day would be m orth the'““he fact is. however, that it does much more thanthat. It gives the students_an opportunity to pro’ ® ^'department 'wi.«u to «cprwsthe as antages and disadvantages, the qualification lhdr ,hanks tor u,a spiCmUd ra-needed and'other aspects of the types of work tbey be- ^ men, in _..,cneve might interest them. The answers to their questions are supplied by people who have the benefit offirSItU-ouldbe'Vnteresting to learnhowm^succeKW careers are indeed given a start in the discussion periodstomorrow. * * *By CLARENCE BAST AN (Telephone Homewood 8IJ4-M-2 after 4:30 p.m.)The Sunnycrest volunteer fire department's ways and means committee mot Friday evening at the home of Fred Farrer. Marvin Fuller, committee chairman nut-lined duties expected of other members of the department. Sug gestions were made for the annual Homecoming set for August 13 and 16. Suggestions will be presented to the department for approval this evening.Department president Coerce Croft. Richard Dunnuek, file chief, and all other members ofFt.'operation given them in the Home Protection Fund drive to purchase a new fire truck, cleliv-erv of which is expected in the near future. As It often happens, some of the residents may not have been contacted. If so anti if they mav wish to participate in helping this cause, they may call William Swat far at Homewood 1794-W. it was announced.Bible School* Plans for the summer daily vacation Bible school have been*-«», Ur iA Bargain at Any PriceVolunteer leaders have issued their annual call .tor t|on Bjnteownitu M , di g vear-round recreation completed according to Mrsfunds to support the outstanding TPWmnor i-arry Peterson, Sunday selmolDrocram offered in the area embraced b\ r iosanoo Mip,.rintcmient. At a meetinguublic elementary school district No. 161. Thursday night the dales of JuneMore than $4,800 will be needed to finance the ac-Co01tivitics planned for young people of the community This means that many parents and interested residentsThursday night the dales of JuneIS to 29 were selected. Classy will be from nine a.m. to '12 o'clock noon, Volunteer helpers are needed to assist teachers in what Is hoped to be a record enrollment,A reminder of the monthly pot-luck supper on Thursday eveningh m « I II V %. 4 \ ^ ■Dutof irusby Mr:new vmust Give their support to the canvass. f1ft1The recreational program offered in the District *61area is a bargain at any gTg i S'KTBTlion period, especially, young people Irora -, non Kutdier said he would likenniov varied activities which, if they were financed on ?{1{ r(,sidonts attend ami getin individual basis, would represent large expend.iares. attainted. Tjtere is no adnrn-This fact should be borne in mind when :^contribution is made. The annual canvass is scheduled tobegin on May 17.To!ActWeslon charge.PersonalsAt the 191th Street club meeting held at the home of MrsLillian Brice. .Mrs. Fred Seeliwh arm,?clwon fitst prize and Mrs. Bob f Hnrd«o atE. H rf !Irn srhoobAnnounce Consultonts {fig T1Career Dav at I5FB5SSKS: P-Larecl w* S in UM am North Oakley Street, whoBloom High toBe TomorrowterofniUUICI .'4*3- -311 j North Oakley stroeL whwr,™ 1 .she was surprised with a baby j ' shower. 1 ,rnrr.0,Mrs. Agnes McDermott lias• Business leaders and profcs-donal men will appear as consultants at 58 group meetings to be held In coniunctlon with La-row day at Bloom township n*sn school tomorrow.- Kev speaker at the event will be Dr. Ruth McCam. dean of women at Northwestern uimer-• association.Physician and SurgeonPhysician and surgeon — Les-Salans and Dr. Peter Fagan —St. James hospital: dentistry i turned from Florida where — Jack O'Beirnc and Dr. Herbert! spent the winter._I.'llammer; veterinary — Walter j , A iZawada and Dr. H. L. Quick: JV Fund Appeal retail salesmanship — Ruth .... _ . _ .Schaper and William Ritter, business man: merchandise buying and adv^rtifinc — Frrd Farbcr and Margaret Smith of the Ran store.ipsheWill Begin Today(Continued from page 1)Armv — George Vat alio and A-amcn nt Northwestern minn- recruiter; air force — Donald dtv, who jll talk on the topic.. mrtcllR-k and recruiter: navy andf nr thr* Future. bier rinn-i lii nirr»n*:in nndUW WHO 'Siii tf i “ICICIh’K ilZKI mTUHi-i IGuide posts for the Future. Her , marjncs _ Donald Direr* an andrtddress wii! feature the opening i rocruj,er. UOmen in th armedCareer day assembly. forces — Marlene Palm and ~reGroup name:-. student chair- crujter: teaching music — Jos! Ten and consultants — listed in LaMortlcella and Robert Speaker, th.u urtjPl — were announced director of music for Rich town-ccstrrdav as follows: ship high school: professionalFarm 'management - Fran | music - Betty MuEldowney andft\cer, student. and Waldemarj Mr. Speaker... . r * fTnnDra! rVhrmdt. assistant farm adviser n Will county; forest nnd horti-•ulture — George VanDusen and— . - . —— — a■General hedsicle and private nursing—B«irbarn Cade and Mrs. H. J. Pfab. dimtor of nurses attilt— Georec \anuusen aim ti. i lay*•hester Nelson nursery ma n:; Ingalls Memorial hospital, ommerclnl art — Louis Narcissi i armed services nursing — Sheila ml Rahdi Shepard of THE1 Norff and Major E. Ames and A.TAR; interior decoration — Michalak; airline,'anev KUImcr and Harry Lem* Rosemary Gleason and Lnited,crg; Chicago Heights business Air Llnejtaw^n«iiiPhotographv — rotor Guzzo | bara Mi liner and Howard Dorse,ind Lester Watland. business WGN announcer; stage .and cine-nan; chemical engineering -'ma- Gayle \anson and ^harle. i’om Fink and Russell Bell of j Waddmgton, Goodman ^catr^ Victor Chemical works; electri-.student; coaching and teaching ^ wirmwlS - Fcter Holbert!- Tom Bell ond Carl Menden-irul E. B Millner. district super--hall of Thornton 8pendent .t PuWlc Scrvke com-. Kcnfl otMechanical v. ...... — - - . ,Ihllinc-t and Perry Nagle of Nagle teams organizationRadio and television — Bar-the group of institutions spun-soring Channel 11. Edward L. Ry-erson. chairman of the board ot the Inland Steel company, heads the drive to finance the station.High caliber of-the station will be assured by the caltber of the trustees and advisers to be nominated by our leading educa tional institutions. It is also expected that because of the interest in the founVilng of this magnificent new arm of public education. residents will be concerned with the maintenance of these, high standards, said Mis.j Schwarz.Fund drive captains in Floss moor are Mrs. Norman Glickman. Mrs. Mabel Firestone, Mrs. John Strcng, Mrs. H. P. Rockwell. Mm. Robert Marschner. Mrs. Homer Wolf, Mrs. Gerard Wilkins. Mrs. Cedrick Slain, Mrs. Matthew Brunner, Mrs. Percy Maschu-itz, Mrs. Frederick Holzer and Mrs. Francis Thomas.Schultoil.Mrs. pre-dd' busitii of MiInclud elect it The ettesmectiithe d directi Refi Fred Mrs. Frank and 5SpiiForSouHomewood captains are Me'?. Fred Gustafson, Mrs. Arthur Rat*ko. .Mrs. Robert MacVay. Mrs. Harry Slover, Mrs. William SU»-big, Mrs. James Jones. Mrs, Leonard Olson. Mrs. Roger Sumner, ...... I school; professional athlet.es *— Mrs Allan Gmmatl| Mrs. Harold; Ron Leoni and Frank Parenu or, Boiujer jvirs. Bvron Stevens, Mr. engineer — Robert I the Chicago White Sox farm and Mrs Vernon Ogren, Mrs. [rrv Nagle of Nagle teams organization. John canning. Mrs. Dale Alien.El O'lightCivic tv lien eightnity !A! presb are c the c der, eontc fice.Sot to ati,ump‘i. inc.; civil engineering — ’orro'-t Zander and James E. •lit!ford of Mulford Engineering tervice; metallurgical and min-np ^ Orlando PelHgrinn and A.Acrountinc anrt bookkecplnR— Lois Merritt and Paul Keen, executive for Ward way Paint works and member of the F,llt;ooard of education; secret an a i - Mari-I I ^ — w w - - n *John Canning. Mrs. Dale Allen. Mrs. Robert Burdett and Mrs. Boy Janson. _Elliott Mitke and George Rowley,WhIt. IFitcausiingliesThnnlis
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Tue, May 12, 1953
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