Northwest Library Show Displays Pupils Art Work
The Northwest branch of the Chicago Public Library at 1615 N Pulaski hosts an exhibit directed by Mrs. Virginia Myers showing pupil artwork from Chicago Public Schools. Pieces include paintings paper constructions stitchery crayon resist stained glass and papier mache by students from William P Nixon School 2121 N Keeler and Harriet Beecher Stowe School 3444 W Wabansia. All grades from kindergarten through six are included and visitors may view the exhibit through June 1, 1968.
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Chicago Public Library
N. Pulaski
Virginia Myers
Chicago Public Schools
William P. Nixon
N. Keeler
Harriet Beecher Stowe
W. Wabansia
Observes Forty Years With Same Electric Company
Roy A. Mahler of 1645 N. Keystone marks his 40th anniversary with Automatic Electric company Northlake this month. He began in 1926 as a floor stock man and has since served as assembler wire man circuit tester supervisor of circuit testing technical services engineer and foreman of inspection and three production departments.
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Roy A. Mahler
N. Keystone
Automatic Electric Company
Northlake
Airman Knoll on duty at Phu Cat Viet Nam
Airman First Class Lawrence L. Knoll son of Mr and Mrs Paul Knoll 4209 Cortez serves as a security policeman with the Pacific Air Forces on duty at Phu Cat Air Base Viet Nam.
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Lawrence L. Knoll
Paul Knoll
Cortez
Phu Cat AB
Viet Nam
Pacific Air Forces
Latin American Dancers Prepare At Lowell Fair
In Lowell 3320 Hirsch, third grade students under teacher Romuald Burneikis and eighth grade science teacher Therese Slowiak practice Russian dance steps for the International Music and Art Festival tied to the annual art fair. Dancers Carlos Hernandez Hector Flores and Antonio Medina pose as the event runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow and Friday with performances 6 to 9 30 p.m. Friday.
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Lowell
Romuald Burneikis
Therese Slowiak
Carlos Hernandez
Hector Flores
Antonio Medina
Foreman High seniors stage two act satire Ode to the Nettled Moon
Foreman High School's 1968 graduating class produced a two act satire Ode to the Nettled Moon May 17 18 and 19 with student led stagecraft. Teachers and students collaborated on writing directing props scenery and lighting while near capacity crowds praised the professional like performance featuring cast Rosemary Sebestyen Jan Peterson Vera Mayer Phyllis Landando Debbie Dzien Pete Angarola Tom McWherter and several others.
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John Phillip Vanderhiden
Vanderhiden
Mary Jane Rumsey
Bill Crowther
Pat Walters
Mary Tomasevich
Harold Ceranec
Pam Romanell
Don Johnson
Wallie Dickmann
Carol Kasniak
Paula Tekien
Sherry Dreksler
JoEllyn Casanova
Jeanne Danos
Jean Tyree
Barbara Murray
Ann Stott
Gail Ruge
Debbie Mitchell
Bonita Dampier
Debbie Dzien
Sharon Strocchia
Sharon Nerhus
Jane Muha
Karen Hoeflich
Nancy Addante
Sandra Strancak
Charlene Haley
Lee Stanke
Peggy Besta Kent
Coleen Kofer
Andrea Mag
Community publications list for May 22, 1968
A roster of names including Dennis Reiss Mary Carlisle Sue Wolverton Wally Madonna Lucy Hartje Francis Miche line Sergata Mitch Gelfand Janis Leffler Carol Russell Sharon Botsch and Lucy Francis appears in the May 22 1968 Community Publications section detailing participants or recipients.
Spring Festival at Hamlin and Potomac
The Pioneer YMCA sponsors its annual spring festival in the gym at Hamlin and Potomac at 7 p.m. May 20.
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Pioneer Ymca
Hamlin
Potomac
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Dean Martin
Stella Stevens
Yul Bryner
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Indianapolis
Elva’s Beauty Salon
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Mary Ann Parker
Same Electric Company
Phu Cat
McCall's
W. North
North Avenue
Darling Little
Lowell Fair
Fanforo
Big Splash Fashions
Foreman
Foreman High School
Hartford
H. J. Immel
W. North Ave
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