Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • Page 77

Jones to Give 9th Fashion Show 1. C. ENTRANCE AT83D ST. TOO BRITISH TEACHER CHICAGO DAILY, TRIBUNE! October 28, 1958 METRO PartS Page 3 'HAS MET' CITY'S St. Augustine Opens New Center PUPILS BEFORE 1 or 1 COSTLY, CLAIM City Proposal Is Debated Before ICC 3Y CLARKE WARD To permit access to its elevated railroad platform at 83d st for convenience of commuters would Miss Marie Hampson, an English and mathematics teacher at Englewood High school this year, has found little difference between American and British pupils in her first weeks at the Chicago school.

"You find the quick and the slow in all groups," said the British woman who has been teaching for 15 years and for the last 10 at the City of London Girls school. Explains English System In England, she said, algebra and geometry are combined in general mathematics courses all thru high school. She said she is not able yet to determine whether she likes the American system, where algebra and geometry arc taught in separate courses, as well. Miss Hampson arrived in the United States recently with a group of 104 English, exchange The Rev. Bertin Nightengale, O.

F. welcomes youngsters to St. Augustine church's new $125,000 social center at 5020 Bishop st. Built on modern lines, center will provide added recreational facilities for neighborhood youth. itribune Photo quarters of Boy Scout troop 480, Cub pack 3480, and Sea Scout ship 5480.

Workshop and a large storage area are in the basement of the 52 by 98 foot structure. shirred for softness 1 1 Mt SV.f Mara skirt draped for grace- 'A Jt a wjj fulness jeweled it 1 belt buckle faking an- 1 I tique gold or silver. I jf I Black, Red, Taupe and tt I Jf Royal. Sizes 9 to 15. I sff'f "Cite- jX0 Opsn Thuri.

and "jB to MO p.m. HALSTED AT 79th Prim, Pretty and Proper," 9th annual fashion show of Jones Commercial High school, will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Fair store auditorium, State and Adams sts. Models will include Mar garet Sims, 2759 E.

79th st. (left), and Shirley Johnson, 7516 Coles av. I TRIBUNE Photos Vk inside -Facte 4- See us for a complete line of Cameras and Film, Home Movie equipment and Photo supplies, Mail or vhona orders accepted 7837 S. HALSTED ST. RAdcliffe 3-3222 movie sav- yy in -rt for Vour porVinq 1 cost the Illinois Central railroad $31,334 yearly in train collectors' wages, an official testified at an Illinois commerce commission hearing last week.

Joseph J. Berschinski, trainmas-tr. explained operational difficulties in opposition to a petition by the city asking to order the railroad to provide an entrance. The proposed entrance would give access to the 82d St. station platform at its south end on the railroad's main suburban line.

Collectors Called Need Berschinski said unless a ticket puncher were stationed at the proposed entrance, three collectors would have to be placed on rush hour trains to punch tickets of commuters boarding the trains at 83d st. Otherwise, he said, those riders could travel free to 53d St. northbound, and to several stations south of 83d st. in the other direction. Berschinski said the railroad is losing money on its suburban operations and cannot afford the additional collectors.

At the suggestion of Edward J. Kelly, assistant corporation counsel, the railroad was told by Examiner Louis Lebin to present at the next hearing Nov. 17 cost estimates and plans for placing a pre-punching station at the entrance. No Room Is Claim The railroad has maintained there is insufficient rpom for such a station at street level and one on the platform would be loo costly. Under this plan, riders would have to purchase tickets at oilier stations, but could have multiple ride tickets punched at the proposed 83d st.

entrance. In support of the city's pica, Kelly called on Edward Schwantes, supervisor of city traffic checkers. Schwantes testified 576 persons used the 83d st. exit during a 10 hour check period recently. Recalls Time Babe Ruth Saw Hot Dogs Made "Bahc Ruth just walked in out of clear blue sky one day and said he wanted to lake a tour of the plant," Sylvester J.

Fitzgerald, 6644 S. Campbell a said as he dc-scribed his greatest thrill as head of Swift Visitors tours. Fitzgerald retired this month after 42 ntiterald years service with the company. Showing the Sultan of Swat around 1 Me plant is more important in Fitzgerald's memory than the tour on which he accompanied the duke of Windsor then prince of Wales, about the slock yards in 1924. Perhaps it was because Fitzgerald has always been an ardent sports fan that Iluth's visit so impressed him.

Born in 18S5, only a half mile from the stock yards, Fitzgerald spent his youth on his father's farm. He joined the company in 1 ana i oe Iwrt vnnre nf uwrw int. nev trninine nt Brvanl and St rat-! ton'college. Fitzgerald started in the advertising department as a window trimmer and spent 23 years traveling thru the country up displays in store He transferred to the tour department in 1934 and was made director in 1941. Married in 1920, Fitzgerald has two daughters.

Both are graduates of St. Francis college, Jolict. He is a member of St. Rita church, 6243 S. Fairfield av.

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Burke to Bless Building New social center ot St. Augustine's church, 51st and Laflin will be dedicated Sunday. Ceremonies will begin at 2:30 p. m. with services jn the church followed by a procession to the new building at 5020 Bishop approximately one block from the church.

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. E. M.

Burke, chancellor of the archiT diocese of Chicago, will bless the center. An open house will be held later in the day. The new two story, brick and stone building was constructed at a cost of approximately $125,000. The Rev. Her tin Nightengale, O.

F. assistant pastor and director of (he center, said he center will provide facilities for an expanded program of activities for neighborhood youth. Ho said subscriptions were taken by a group of neighborhood parents interested in scouting. At first they planned to construct a small building to provide several Scout meeting rooms. Later it was decided that a larger building was needed for all youth activities.

The center will be head- Si free 813-823 W. 79th St. Corner of Green St. Late afternoon and evening fashions in the Jones Commercial fashion show will include these outfits worn by Marion Sovinec, 5254 S. Washtenaw av.

(left), and Nancy Vismek, 5343 S. Fairfield av. 9:30 0 9:30 labor tasks into he WOMEN OF OUR LADY GATE OF HEAVEN TO HOLD ANNUAL PARTY teachers. She is replacing Miss- Margaret L. Hunter who has taken over Miss Hampson's classes at the London school.

Chicago "Very Fascinating" Chicago is a "very fascinating city," Miss Hampson said but she has found the weather a little too warm. Told that we have had an unusually cool summer, Miss Hampson said, "I guess it was just made for my benefit but I still like it a bit cooler." Born in Manchester, Miss Hampson attended Manchester university. During the war, she said, she was often forced to conduct classes in bomb shelters. We had to keep going at all costs," she said, and when the warnings were sounded we would take the students to the bomb shelters and continue classes there." Most schools had their own shelters, she 2 PARKS' CRAFT CLASSES TAUGHT BY INDIAN CHIEF Visitors to two south side parks can learn authentic Indian lore as well as-handicraft work from a real Winnebago Indian. He is Robinson Johnson, better known in Indian circles as Chief Whirling Thunder.

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