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Chicago Tribune, Thursday, June 24, Two Schools Named to Honor Black Leaders The Board of Education has voted to name two West Side schools to honor the late civil rights leader Whitney M. Young I Jr. and the late Rep. Oscar: DcPriest. I A site at Loomls and Van Burcn Streets will be named the Whitney M.

Young Jr. School, Young served with the St. Paul Urban League and was executive director of the Omaha Urban League while leaching at the University of Nebraska, Crelghton University, Atlanta University and as a visiting scholar at Harvard University. In 1961 he was named executive director of the National Urban League. He also served on the Commission on Automation, Technology and Economic Progress; the Special Task Force on Urban Affairs; and the Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice.

Before his death earlier this year, Young also served on advisory councils to the United States Office of Education, the Office of Economic Opportunity and the Department of Housing and Urban Development and as a delegate to the 14th session of the General Conference of the United Nations Economic Social and Cultural Organization. Emmet West Elementary School, 140 S. Central will be renamed the Oscar DePricst School for the first black congressman from a northern stale. Successful in real estate and the stock market, DePrlest was Chicago's first black alderman, elected in 1915. COUPOCJ COLD DUCK heW HW Ve 7 kSeT Award Winning Liquor Stores I million ITR1BUNF 5laff Photo bv Harold Revoirl Dr.

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As long as he was there, he decided to have dental checkups for his three children. So they came to the special children's area where four children can be treated in the same room at the same time. The dental facility in the professional building of the medical center, 1725 W. Harrison offers comprehensive dental care as part of its total health program with care pro ma ft I 1 1 111 II Ml III I JUNE J. IHRU if i I I full Mexico's Popular Beer I u5 The Saving Is Yoursl 6 Nobltep- 1 59 IMPORTED help provide total health care and emergency service; so Dr.

Bruce L. Douglas, who now is director of the facility and a state representative, spear-headed the program. The facility also works on an outpatient and inpatient basis with Lawndale Medical Center, 3444 W. 16th Roosevelt Memorial Hospital, 426 W. Wisconsin and the Uptown Center, 4753 N.

Broadway. The group contracts with churches and a large union for prepaid dental care and works with the Head Start program in giving dental checkups in addition to treating all its other patients. In conjunction with Central YMCA, they are developing a dental assistant program so they can have more trained paradental personnel. Four graduate dentists work there and also receive training. The group dentists' salaries are based on cost-sharing in the group practice.

I II 1 SHIII1I L- II I II 3LUILn HI vided for prepaid group mem-j bers, patients who pay a feei Graduates Slate Class Reunions The 1937 graduates of Dundee High School, Dundee, will re-enact their graduation ceremonies during a class reunion Saturday in The Willowbrook, 8900 Archer Willow Springs. The Saving Is Yoursl KAHLUA Exotic Imported COFFEE LIQUEUR 519 sj Filth ee' I I Distilled Blended RIGHT TIME A The new adult Zm Fifth II beverage fvSnl Tropical Apple Ff rfl A 129 fff "Famoui" feature .1 Lfef'jJ 4 No dep. XjVJ Brand Nam I Vv iiia.m iiiimm i iminiinmiiiiiiiiini ftfl I JIM BEAM aL feS each time and persons from the community who come in under public aid programs. Because the Dental Group, a private group of about 20 dentists and specialists, is linked with the medical center, it can combine joint dental-medical supervision for chronically ill, handicapped and geriatric patients: 24-hour emergency service for dental, oral maxil- H. D.

JacoDs, principal oi uie school 34 years ago, will redistribute copies of the school diplomas to the tune of the class song, "Moonlight and Shadows." Jacobs now lives at 209 S. Second West Dun-j dee. With him will be Eugene no i.apnv 144 Crestwood The Saving Is Yours! AMBASSADOR DELUXE SCOTCH lo-facial head and neck infection and pain; and complete dental care for hospitalized patients, according to Dr. Dar-ryl J. Pirok, acting director of the facility for the section of dentistry at the center.

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Rosary College, 7900 W. Division River Forest, will feature a symposium entitled "Rosary College in 1971" during Saturday's reunion activities on campus. Evening mass and dinner will follow. Guests of honor at the annual alumnae get-together will be the classes of 1921 and 1946. For information contact Mrs.

John Sakach, 599 Hawthorne. Glen Ellyn. The Sullivan High School Class of 1940 will celebrate its 25th reunion with a dinner and dance Saturday in the Arlington Park Towers Hotel, Arlington Heights. For information contact Sheldon Golding at 372-8201. The school is located at 6031 N.

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1968, the hospital directors decided a complete dental facility was needed to The Saving Is Yours! GALLO BRANDY Full Quart 039 Bourbon Whiskey I EARLY Jfl I "Famous" features jo7 jflM 1 TIMES I mhw NmeS Xoffll Kentucky Straight imh TTTTfH Bourbon fflPP A llllllllllfllTnTllll lllllffffTllllllllllllllllllll "famou" featurei if illlllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllll felffllll coca i OW LwiKMfi mmm immm Mm cola Illl llTrfrmrimnfi Bill from "FAMOUS" Wine Shops trfiifiBb 8 Quarts ri The Savin9 ls Yoursl I jgPg QC5 FLEUR de LIS Jif Peppermint Schnapps Nortttominon I Lk or Anisette I ff 079 The Saving is Yours! titgrff "Famous" features -T "TAKI-HOME" SPECIALS A Brand Names SANDEMAN WINES I III r-v a nrrn I lPff Hill i i kvh it KrrK i ii in i i in i Members of the 1961 graduating class of Evanslon Township High School. 1600 Dodge Evanston, have scheduled a class reunion July 17 in the Orrington Hotel. Evanston. Graduates may also tour the high school. For reservations contact James Huntzicker, 2553 Greeley Evanslon, or D.

Trenbeth, 835 Ridge Evanslon. The 195! graduates of Austin High School. 231 N. Pine are planning an Oct. 22 reunion in the Nordic Hills Country Club.

Itasca. For reservations contact Gloria Ristich Spcidel. 110 N. Second Villa Park, or Barbara Oddo Alfano, 033 Beverly Addison. Alumni of the Morse School, 620 N.

Sawyer are searching for January and June. 1941, graduates to help plan a 30-year class reunion. Interested graduates should contact Gene Schiavono. 204 Mandel Lane. Prospect Heights, C0070.

phone 827-5776. The February, 1949, graduates of Hirsch IliKh School, 7740 Engleside are seeking classmates tor a reunion. The date has not been set. Interested alumni should contact Gloria Karlin Sacks, phone 721-9323. Ml uiuurA ii 1 ytj III I I Imported from Holland I "Famous" features ftTO I I'T.

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