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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1966 Section 10 TNI). B-Girls Arrested in Cal City; Ear Where The Action Is I Ejiiov cay's outmg at America's most I A rf BY KALIOPEE MALAGARIS fascinating recreation grounds. If unusual, differ nt, fun for everyone. There are hundreds of beaut shd tame deer and bear cubs for cmldren to feed, pet, and to photograph. A countless variety of delightful animals colorful birds and brilliant Macaws.

See a real live baby Elephant. Comical Kanparoos and rare White Elk; rollicking Sea Lions; a Miniature Wild West Town with its live rabbits. Visit GrandDa's Farm, a brand new attraction. Permit Contested Thought for the day: During the summer there are so many beauty, talent, and personality contests, that its hard to keep track of them. The importance HI rrf.

See Story Book Lane, over 30 colorful Nursery Rhyme exhibits. Talking Story Books, Alice in Wonderland antmated exhrbrt, live Penguins, Alii-gators and ReptiJes. Santa Claus with bis real Rein-deer and animated work shop. Fun for an the famtfy. Over 200 Picnic Tables.

Grills, Kiddie Rides. Playgrounds. Refreshments, Film, Souvenirs. Loads of things to see and do. Also added special attrac-tjorts.

Come early stay as long as you like. Off Rte. I 94 or 196 at Coloma, Michigan 12 miles from Benton Harbor. AH enimats veterinary anorfweri. CALUMET CITY Police Logan Hammond.

Miss have charged the landlord of a Rock was arrested on a B-girl State street tavern raided Aug. charge in another club a year 5 for alleged B-girl activities ago as Dixie Yates, Linkiewicz with violating the city's liquor said. licensing ordinance. The arresting officer was Thomas J. Theisen, 586 William P.

Waldron, agent for Hirsch is accused of trans- the vice control unit of the ferring a liquor license to Mrs. sheriff's police. Calumet City i tar 1 of teen-agers and their ideals really has produced a phenomenal number of "queen" titles in the last few years. Among the titles are International Teen Princess, Ideal Teen Couple, Miss Young World's Fairest, America's Junior Miss, and Miss Teen-Age America. But even with these, some of the more unique titles come out of the lesser known contests.

For example, there are food queens Miss Maple Syrup, Miss Sauerkraut. Miss Idaho Potato, Alice-in-Dairyland and clothing queens Miss Maid of Cotton, Miss Wool Products and football queens Orange I 1' Lorreua neaw, izu aiace fatroimen Anthony Lucito and without going thru the city li- Martin Jaranowski assisted. A 1 quor control commission, said Your pipeline to yoor favorite pesonalities Herb Lyon's Tower Ticker column. Read Tower Ticker in the Chicago Tribune Sunday thru Friday. ah tnree women were released on $25 bond and are scheduled to appear in court Sept.

8 in South Holland. Police Chief Casimir Linkiewicz. Bairmaid Arrested Mrs. Heath was arrested in the raid for soliciting drinks and listed herself as barmaid Miss Malagaris and tavern operator, Linkie- icz said. 1 She told police that she pays Theisen $30 a day for the use of ihe tavern.

TRIBUNE Staff Photol ON THE BOARDS Three memberi of Showteens run thru a dance step before leaving on a three-week musical tour of Germany. They include John Blonski (left), 20, 4918 Columbia William Bold 12, 5528 Forest and Pauline Frechette, 17, 250 Conkey all of Hammond. I 1t Ui Bowl, Gator Bowl, Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl and queen contests within queen contests-Miss Congeniality, Miss Ideal Personality and well, queens, anyone? Military Academies Xofc to fellows high school juniors especially interested in entering any of the military academies army at West Point, X. navy at Annapolis, air force, Colorado Springs; coast guard, Xew London, and merchant marine, Kings Point, X. Y.

apply early and contact your congressman. The general procedure is to have members of Congress nominate candidates. The nominating quotas are limited for each member of Congress. A good scholastic standing, participation in extracurricular activities, and physical fitness are the most important factors considered by congressmen in choosing their nominees. W-JLM' Linkiewicz said the tavern still is registered with the city as Theisen's 301 club.

Mrs. Heath had been operating the tavern since July 10 as the Jet Lounge. Also Arrested Also arrested for soliciting drinks in the Aug. 5 raid were Judy Ann Schmitt, alias Judy Ann Smith, 26, of 120 State st.t and Betty June Rock, 38, of 819 D01I.VT0HX ILUIHOA'D Neighbors in Uniform 1 SOOX RIVER OAKS, TOO mm i Airman James Dugan, son of Valparaiso, is being trained in Mrs. Bessie Dugan, 1812 E.

20th aircraft weapons systems at ct.f Gary, has been stationed at air forcebase, Colo. Tan Son Nhut air force base, Pvt jimmie-OatsvaH, son of Viet Nam, where he is serving Mr ancj Mrs Tolbert Oatsvall, as an aircraft mechanic. Du- route 1, Chesterton, completed gan is a 1963 graduate of Iloos- advanced armor training at evelt High school. Fort Hood, Tex. nnn -CT'- Pvt.

Bernard Williams, 2264 17. S. Steel Bridge Plant Promotes 7 Walkic Talkies Walkie-talkies, arc they the flares of the space age? For years, some groups have used walkie-talkies for communications, but recently the device has taken on other uses. Seen: Group of teen-age summer park counselors taking group of youngsters thru Michigan City zoo. Overheard: "Where are you now?" Static.

Reply: Over near the zebras, meet you in half an hour by the elephants. All 20 youngsters still with me." A smart way to keep track of a bunch of 7-year-olds, wouldn't mm Alter nuui 5 ui nidi lue GARY Seven workers have snnninfpd in npw inha at Feel that excitement in the Air? R-Day's just a month awav! Rosalee River Oaks, featuring the Rosalee Look and the Rosalee brand of service, will be mere minutes from your home. A spanking new store you say Fth signed recentIy toJhe Su'sstSwVA; Damefa son of Mrs. h- depotf jg A SMurity erican Bridge divtaioi plant, el Titus, 1537 Massachusetts guard, Williams was graduated according to Harold McAn- Gary, was graduated. Next from Roosevelt High school aiiy plant manager, stop for Daniels is four weeks and employed by Inland Steel New area foremen in the weld of advanced infantry training, company before entering the fitting and welding shop are service.

Kenneth E. Werline, 330 W. Two Gary men Pvt. Jay Car- A recent ate of vehicle South st, Crown Point, and ricran snoc 9fifh cf and tt. ta: James r- conraa, ou n.

unio ihe Rosalee Tradition mecnanic iraiiuug tn run iia, Hnhart Prnmntpd tn arpa Pv Rnnniff fnt. K794 Trnn- ttooan. rroiDoiea 10 area N. JM was Pvt. Darrel Lohman, foremen-welding jobs were Jo-son of Mr.

and Mrs. Emery Senh WamDler 4640 Dela- -s 4 Lohman, 4150 Chase st.t Gary. Gary, and Leroy ware st. Thomas, 1977 Harrison wood recently completed a water supply course at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Both received army instruction in basic chemistry and learned to convert sea water into drinking water.

will be yours to enjoy. We'll let ou know7 the grand open in dale see you then! Doubleknit wool costume from Italy. Striped shift, solid color coat with block plaid facing, Donrgrr Designed English Head Leaves Post at Valparaiso Traveling Teens A group of Calumet region teen-agers are leaving for a three-week singing-dancing tour of Germany tomorrow. The group, called the Showteens, is made up of youths from Hammond, East Chicago, Munster, and Whiting. The youths have earned more than $3,000 since June to pay for their tour.

They have performed, sold ads in programs, and contacted businesses. Ail in the group have musical training and want to make the tour to project the ideal image of vibrant, American youth. While in Germany, they will sing in largs and small cities, tour East and West Berlin, and meet officials. One of their performances is at The International Hotel, Frankfort, for the Kiwanis club there, arranged with help from the Hammond Kiwanis club. They also will perform aboard the T.

S. Uanscalic, their homeward bound ship. Nice Going Laurels this week go to Calumet region students recently honored at Indiana university's workshop on high school yearbooks. Honored were Sue Smaron, Hammond Morton, scholarship alternate; Nancy Easley. Dyer Central, citizenship award; Bill Capp, Michigan City Elston, first place, advanced photography; and Sandra Bucizinski, Highland High, fourth place, overall performance in copywriting.

Gary. Other promotions include Loran B. Hart, 2800 Suzanne Portage, area foreman for pre-assembly in the beam and column shop; George A. Morgan, Gary, area foreman painting; and Lonnie C. Jenkins, 1632 Virginia Gary, foreman in receiving yard.

1 A member of marine attack squadron 121, Pfc. David Cer-ta, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Argcrus, 3250 176th Hammond, recently took part in $13 ours alone VALPARAISO Dr. Walter Friedrich has retired from Val- training operations at Yuma, open Monday, Thursday and Friday nights.

5233 Hohman Avenue, Hammond, Indiana, WE 2-0156 Ariz. During the exercise, the paraiso university's English de- squadron simulated combat partment after 30 years as its kjje conditions being experienced in rieaa He will be replaced by Dr. Viet Nam. SAMPLE Paul F. Phipps, a member of the department since 1950.

Phipps holds a doctor's degree from Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore. A graduate of Valparaiso High school. Airman Daniel Whitler, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Whitler, 304 Randle 1 Lnj Ilerc-n-Thcre This-n-that.

Twenty-eight Lake county hign school students have jast returned from the sixth annual student leadership institute at Indiana university. Schools represented were Crown Point: East Chicago Washington; Gary Andrean Catholic, Enierson. Mann. Wallace, Tolleslon, and Wirt; Hammond Morton and Bishop Noll; Hohart River Forest; Merrillville; and La Porte. The Gary Catholic Youth organization will have a picnic at 1 p.

m. next Sunday at Camp Lawrence near Valparaiso. Imited are teens from 35 communities in the Lake county area. There will be swimming, hiking, softball, volleyball, food, and a hootcnanny. Y'all come.

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