90 year old activist Otto Wander to be honored in Hyde Park
Otto Wander, a Hyde Park liberal activist and University of Chicago graduate, will celebrate his 90th birthday with an open party June 15 at the home of Dr and Mrs Sydney Bird. The event, from 5 to 9 pm, asks $3 per person to cover costs. Wander, a longtime social worker and peace advocate, was questioned by the FBI in the McCarthy era over Spanish Civil War sympathies and remains active with Hyde Park peace groups. An adjacent benefit at Disciples Church on June 8 features folk singer Ginni Clemens and others to aid the Beaver 55 Jane Kennedy Defense Fund and amnesty efforts for war resistors.
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School of Civics and Philanthropy
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House of Correction
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Oak Forest Alms House
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Ginni Clemmens
Disciples Church
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Beaver 55
Jane Kennedy
57Th Street
Woodlawn Child Health Center
Hyde Park JCC Annual Meeting Tours Smart Gallery
Hyde Park Jewish Community Center adds a behind the scenes tour of the Smart Gallery on June 9 at 7 p.m. Curator Katherine Keefe leads the visit at 5520 Greenwood with a champagne reception. Vera Margolis speaks on People and Pictures. JCC president Marvin Gittler and new director Lawrence Blonsky attend. tickets $3.50 call 363-2770.
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Festival of Fantasy Presents Child Films at Mandel Hall
Mandel Hall hosts a Saturday program for children on June 7 at 11 a.m. featuring multiple short films including Dogs Cats and Rabbits, Catsup, Rabbits, Animation Pie, Greenhouse, Flyaway, Shout it Out Alphabet, Zebras, Housemoving, and Wizard. Tickets cost 1.25 for children and 1.50 for adults. after viewing, attendees vote for their favorite film.
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Women Unite to End Sex Discrimination at Blue Gargoyle
Frances Vandervoort reports on a panel where women from diverse groups urged action against sexist discrimination in business lifestyle and race. Speakers included Joann Little supporters, Viet Nam Resource Center advocates, Flexible Careers promoter Susan Schwerin, NOW activist Robin Crawford, and Illinois abortion control group leader Helen Smith, who noted ongoing threats to free choice and reaffirmed the 1972 privacy ruling.
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Illinois Society For the Medical Control of Abortion
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