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Section 10 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1968 Abbott Appoints 3 to Executive Posts DRESSMAKING SUITS-COATS RESTYLING ALTERATIONS IN FABRICS-SUEDE LEATHER-FUR For Appointment Call 642-4515 Allerton Cleanfers 155 East Chicago Just East of Michigan Ava. Hull House Shop Seeks Donations The Hull House Good-Buy shop, a thrift shop operated by the Hull House association, 3021 Broadway, is seeking volunteers and contributions of merchandise. Clothing, household furnishings, and accessories in good condition are being sought. Hull House will arrange for pickup of large items. I matic Electric company, North-lake.

A 10-year employe with the communications equipment manufacturer, he will direct activities of six accounting departments. A graduate of De Paul university, Kircos was manager of general accounting before his promotion. sponsible for direction of five Abbott divisions in his new position. Edward Beyer, 4243 N. Moni-'tor Chicago, became vice president, corporate planning.

He began as a systems and procedures analyst in 1940 and has been vice president, finance, since 1964. Donald Kas- dorf; 1918 Hackberry, Lake Forest, was named controler. A Northwestern university graduate, he joined Abbott in 1963 and became assistant controler for domestic operations in 1967. Spiro Kircos, 6043 Leader recently was named manager of factory accounting at Auto The directors of Abbott Laboratories recently elected three north area men to executive positions. Tilden Batchelder, 1247' Crane Libertyville, was named vice president, group operations.

A 26-year Abbott veteran, he began his career in 1941 as a chemical engineer. He is re iMMwBMMMHiMMMMMMMBMM Fine for your nest, Mists Carolyn Koemg Miss Linda Overman ITipery photo Miss Phoebe Kindig Mr. and Mrs. Edward Koenig, 615 Glendale Glenview, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to Christopher Eigel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Eigel of Crystal Lake. Miss Koenig attends the University of Illinois, Champaign. Her fiance, a graduate of the university, Here's Italian Classic at its finest the magnificent "Lorenzo" group. Crafted of walnut with fine burl inlays and beautifully carved door moldings, this lovely suite must he seen to be appreciated. Price includes buffet base, illuminated hutch with glass shelves, substantial oval table, and 4 high back cane side chairs, $695.

490 If you've always wanted the continental elegance and unmistakable good taste of line Mediterranean inspired Bedroom Furniture, here's the set for you. Wait till you examine the fine hand carvings, the impressive antique brass pulls and dramatic door overlays. And when you see the richly hand padded and distressed burnished pecan finish, you'll know why we think it's the nicest grouping at the January show. 72" triple dresser, mirror, spacious 40" chest on chest and Miss Judith Sachs the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanford John of Canton, 0. Miss Kindig- attended Milton Wis. college. The engagement of Miss Judith Ann Sachs and Robert Carpenter has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Sachs, 984 Ridgewood Highland Park. He is the son of Mrs. Jacqueline York, 1480 Summerdale and the late Fletcher Carpenter. Miss Sachs is a graduate of Highland Park High school. Carpenter attended Wright Junior college.

Mr. and Mrs. William Overman, 3490 Summit Highland Park, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Linda Jean, to Michael Hyde, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hyde of Summit.

Miss Overman was graduated from Northern Illinois university, De Kalb. smartly carved 46 or 50 headboard, $495. attends the University of Chicago. A March wedding is planned for Miss Phoebe Diane Kindig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Kindig, 1134 Oak Evans-ton, and Tedd John. He is There are sales and there are sales, but the truly big sale this season is at Frankel's where we're starting our 44th year with the greatest values we've ever offered. Not just a clearance every single item is on sale, many just being shown at the January Furniture Come in today and take your pick from Frankel's two floor showroom of truly fine furniture. Our staff decorators will he happy to help you plan the "just right" setting for any room in your home. Don't miss out! Name Taber to Head Lake County Drive Waukegan, served the fund in 1967 as informal assistant to the campaign's general 4 Af AT 4749 t- Ke Edwin Taber, president of North Shore Gas company, has been named county industrial chairman for the 1968 Lake county Heart Fund.

Dr. John Curns, Waukegan physician, will serve as co-chairman for county physicians, and Frederick Morris, deputy Circuit court clerk, will serve as county vice chairman. Heart Fund officials have set a $60,000 goal for the month-long campaign beginning Feb. 1. Taber, 1270 Burr Oak Lake Forest, has worked for A MEN: 11 BUY YOUR 5" SHOES ME 20 C) Imported hand carved pillow back occasional chair.

Fabric, $7Q Finish choice. 10 wl 50 D) Decorative pedestal cocktail table. 30" diam 15) Luxurious Mediterranean inspired barrel chair wirfi tufted back pillow, decorative spindle carvings. Fabric choice. $139.

A) 86" Mediterranean sofa with carved wood arms and posts, pillow back. Wide fait-rie choice including custom' quilts. $389. l299 SAVINGS! eter with imported Itaiiar marble top. Finish choice.

S139. SALE AM First Quality Name Brands Expertly Fitted Large Selections Sizes 6 to 15 Widths A-B-C-D-E-EEE Chicago Largest Selection of EEE WIDTHS Size over 12 slightly highfrr ALL MIDWEST BANK CARDS ACCEPTED Peoples Gas Light and Coke company, parent company of North Shore Gas company, since 1931. He has been president of North Shore Gas since 1965. Dr. Curns, 2303 Hyde Park Waukegan, served as chief of staff of Waukegan's Victory Memorial hospital in 1967.

He and his wife spent a year as volunteer workers in a Salvador, Brazil, hospital in 1963-64. Morris, 428 Lorraine Sullivan High PT A to Discuss Colleges Sullivan High school PTA will present a college night for parents at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday in the school, 6631 Bosworth av. E) Impressive window chest with magnificent in laid doors, love- 4 JTQ ly medallion I Qo carvings.

5209. 2702 W. DEVON AVE. RHONE 764-2311 Man. to? jaM-- -r-jf" luxurious 103 G) Graceful bunching tables with shaped custom marble tops.

Hand carved pedestal as A It tv a. H) Classic wood top commode with burl inlaid drawer fronts, antique brass pulls, fruit-wood finish, $AQ I) 88" custom framed Italian contemporary pillow back sofa with Iiand carved arms and base. Fabric, finish choice including the latest cut $01 velvets. $439. IS choice Tnfreft fi 1 1 SKI K) Italian classic occasional chair exquisitely carved and L) New Italian provincial snack table with parquet fruitwood top.

routed with tutted back. J) Stunning octagonal chair-side table with decoratively carved door panels, lightly accented in sold. Finish $7Q choice. $109. 89 graceful pedestal base, $59.

Cane arms. Fabric choice, $129. "oa III 111 BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE O) Opulent custom pillow back sofa 98" long with tailored kick pleat N) Decorative console cabinet in Italian classic i f. choice. 7Q P) So-comfortable decorative reclining chair with cane arm inserts, button back.

Fabric, finish choice. $10 $179. Id" skirt, Fab LUXURIES such as: FRISIDAIRE DISHWASHERS and disposals for 4 and 5-room apts. Travel a good deal? Learn the many advantages of our Plan which offers custom maid and housekeeping service. SERVICE SHOPS to fulfill your every want without having to leave the building include: Gourmet Food Shop Beauty Salon Valet Knit Shbp Drug Store RieearaV Interior! Barber Shop Flo de Adell Dresses Florist Gigi's Wig Boutique Restairant Unlurnhked fornhhti tmnhhta Han Plan "on A S.rvlrm Service ric choice.

$119. s299 Free Interior -Decorator Service IR 8-3163 ii ai 1 W'l'' it Inle tlKfl 191 S45S lg(DGC00OO6ll Fmir-Rnora lots, horn $170 $215 $328 fin. Bartnuim Inle rnm tlii $1811 $275 l-it Ut. 1914 Studios from $110 $131 $200 M) Beautifully illumi- 4749 NORTH KEDZIE at Lawrence FREE PARKING 3 Doors South IJIJ H.U LIU1U l.tllljlll.. with glass shelves andl(Q mo 'M BTM I frankly, you'll do better at Frankel I.