Chicago Children's Choir plans gala concerts week of 57th Street Fair
The Chicago Children's choir will perform 160 voices in Gala Concerts on Saturday, June 3 and Sunday, June 4 at 8 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church on 57th Street. Tickets cost 3.00 for adults and 1.50 for students, with mail orders accepted at 5650 South Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago 60637.
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Chicago Children’s Choir
First Unitarian Church
Woodlawn Ave
57Th Street
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Art Tillers Open House At Studio On Woodlawn
The Art Tillers host an all day open house Sunday June 4 at their studio 5650 S Woodlawn inviting local artists to attend and display work. Refreshments provided. For details call Daryl Yasko or Kathy Judge at 363 9424.
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Art Tillers
S. Woodlawn
Daryl Yasko
Kathy Judge
Guru Maharaj Ji to Speak at Urban Life Center
Fourteen year old Guru Maharaj Ji and his mother Shrv Mata Ji will hold a holy discourse at the Urban Life center auditorium 1451 E 54th St on Thursday May 25 starting 7 30 p.m. Admission is free. The Divine Light Mission followers number in the millions. Swing your partner square dancing returns to Hyde Park Shopping Center at 55th and Lake Park. Marvin LaBahn will lead calls and provide free instruction. Dances run Fridays 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. June 9 16 30 and July 7 all free courtesy of the Hyde Park Merchants association.
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Guru Maharaj Ji
Shrv Mata Ji
Urban Life Center
E. 54Th St
Divine Light Mission
Hyde Park
55Th and
Lake Park
Marvin LaBahn
Hyde Park-Kenwood Conference names co chairs for spring benefit
Fran Grossman and Nancy Rosenbacher will serve as co chairwomen of next year’s Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference spring benefit. The event is the Conference’s largest fundraiser and last year netted a record 11000 dollars. About 450 residents attended the April 23 benefit at the First Unitarian Church. Both women are on the Conference board of directors.
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Fran Grossman
S. Kimbark
Nancy Rosenbacher
S. Harper
Hyde Park-Kenwood
First Unitarian Church
S. Woodlawn
Grossman
Rosenbacher
How to Complain About Your Phone Service
A Service Representative explains that customers should call to report problems and complaints. The message highlights a team including supervisors and installers, offers repair numbers, and directs Chicago area callers to dial 611 for Repair Service or check the directory for other locations.
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Wiineis Bell
Chicago
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