agrees

costs.

(Title)

Authorized Agel'tBy:

Oak Lawn Golden Jubilee Committee

By:_. _

(Company)

Dated at Oak Lawn, Illinois, this day oL _

This lease is subject to all rules and regulations of the Oak Lawn Golden Jubilee Corp. And are hereby made a part of the

EXHIBITOR1S AGREEMENTOAK LAWN GOLDEN JUBILEE

Modern Living Exposition Tent

written agreement.

Oak Lawn, Illinois

Fifty percent of the rent upon the execution of the writtcn agreement :lOd the balance on or beforc opening day. In the event that

the undersigned doe not fulfill the provisions of this agreement as herein set forth, the Oak Lawn G Iden Jubilee Committee is

hereby authorized and directed to forfeit the above depo it and retain the same as liquidated damages.

The exhibitor shall pay, for any special wiring required for opreation of equipment or accessories, expenses incurred in con­

nection with special facilities provided for the booth, all. moving, asscmbling and exhibiting expense as well as all expenditures in

regard to removing, dismantling and clearing exhibits from the premises.

The BoOths will each be provided with proper back wall panel, side wall dividerS and one electrical outlet. The booth rental

agreed to above shall include all expenditures for the promotion of the Jubilee, Tcnt facilities, General Illumination and power

It is further understood that the exhibitor will assume all responsibility for his equipment and products placed or installed in

said booth including fire, windstrom, theft, or other damage to said prlducts or equipment and also assume the liability for negligence

of his employees employed in his said booth and for any injury to the public by his equipment and/or products.

The undersigned, ------------------------------------- ------------- ------- - ---Company, Organization, Association, etc.

to lease and pay for each lO'xlO' booth in the exhibtion tent during thc Oak Lawn Golden Jubilee sponsored by the Oak Lawn

Golden Jubilee Corp., the total rent of dollars ) to be paid by the undersigned to the Oak Lawn Golden

Jubilee ommittee, in Oak Lawn, Illinois as follows:

110 Delegates AtPlanning Session

A IS-man planning commit­tee wa named Monday nightto arrange to observe the weekof Aug, 23 as Golden Jubileeweek in Oak Lawn.

More than 110 persons. mostof them representing organiza­tions in Oak Lawn and vicinity,attended the meeting at thevillage Trustees Fred Dumke,Glenn Frankland and AndrewGroenier and the Chamber ofCommerce committee of War­ren Schlieske, Roland Beckleyand Stan Dawson. was given atthe meeting by Schlleske, Dum­ke and Groenier.

The committee suggested thepresentation of an historicalpageant to be presented twicenightly for five nights; a pa·rade on Sunday ending Jubileeweek and a free exhibit, pref­erably of locally manufacturedproducts.

DUMKE TOLD'" THE audi­ence the jubilee celebrationwould sup p I ant the usualRound-Up this week.

Schlicske estimated that asmany as 150,000 people mightbe drawn to Oak Lawn duringthe event and urged local or·ganizations to give time andtalent to the project.

THE VILLAGE will permituse of the second floor of thevillage hall as headquartersfor the jubilee committee. andthe first meeting of the plan­ning committee will be heldthere at 8 p,m, Monday.

olunleering to serve on theplanning committee were War­ren Barnes, Mrs, Harry Munch,John Weldon, Mrs, Marion An·derson, 1\lrs, H, Clifford Rey,nolds. 1\lrs, Florence Laughlin,Mrs, Stanley Tribe. EdwardVondrak, Walter Lindeman. El­mer Lysen, Mrs, 1\Iichael Bau-

Ier Mrs Donald Carlstrom,Charles Hatstat and represent·

I atives to be named from theKiwanis club and from theSouthwest Suburban Associa­tion for Mentally RetardedChildren,

Oak Lawn, Illinois

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LAWN

Local Newspaperinth Year - o. 14Twenty-

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Your2, 1959

TO FEATUREELEBRATION

A mammoth pageant, de- village will be a ked to sup- to Oak La\~n dUI'ing thepiding the £il'st half cen- I ply dramatic talent f~I' the five day festival.ury of "I'OWth of Oak La~ 'n hug~ cast of the history I Asp e cia Ill-memberince it was incorpOI-ated m- I movmg dl'ama of Oak Lawn, committee. to help plan de­

'0, a villa.ge, will hi~hlightl The format of the pageant, Itails, has been appointed.',hiS yc~r s ,golden lubdee it was pointed out, will be Membel'S of this group will~elebl'atlol~, It was revea~ed similar to that of the "Win~;; meet Monday night,Monday night at a meetmg of PI'ogl'es." succes fully I T' d' 'th th l.fuIin the village hall attended d' Ch' d' " Ie 10 WI e co 01

b 2 - - ta ' f 1 I stage lit I. ago urlO o a climax to the summel' longy 1 ;) rep[e~en live 0 oc- city celebr-ation, I' b'l .11 b r f

::11 ol'ganizallons, , , JU I ee \\ I e sco es 0

Chait-man Warren Schlie- Th~ prod,uc lOn \~'Ill run lother events,I d h ' , fOI- five nights, with two

ske, rea tor an I tonan, { 'htl d I On May 9th Oak Lawn'tl ' d th I "per ormance nl!'! y. ur- " I b 'ld' 'IIou me e summer ono , th k 'f A ?3 new mUnlClpa UI 109 WI

program which will come to I SIO" , Ie wetse f 0 35~g, - 'be dedicated in colol'fula climax during the week I pecla 'Useba Ol't d pethr- c remonies,

f A 21 with the huge son WI e el'ec e on e Io U

gt, t 0 k L C Oak Lawn Hie:h Shool ath- During the sum mer a

agean a a awn om- , 'd - - h d h' h' II't H'gh S hool ath- letlc flel at 9;>t l. an tate c amplons Ip I' 0 e I'

~~nIrld I c Southwest hwy. I kating conte t will be helde IC Ie , " at the Oak Lawn Roller

Tnlstees Fl'ed Dumke and All local organlza IOns 'k 9121 C-, ndl'ew Groeniel', two oth- will be asked to sell tickets rill , lcero av,~r member appointed by I to the production, and an Special band concerts.'I iliage PI'esident Hal' ey I advance sale of bond will athletic events, al't how.~ick to help alTan~e the I enable the committee 0 get and many othel' conte ts and

'ubilee celebration, al 0 ex- the c lebration unden\'ay Iprogl'ams are being di u ­,Iained detail of the pro-, in advance, ed as part of the celebl'a-)osed pl'ogl'am, A gil!anlic pal'ade will tlOn,

A profe sional playwright iltnal the op_ning of thc Village President Hal-veywill be commis ion~d to jubilee, and various civic Wick, Villa"e Clcl'" Bobc::mt Pdos

e dthepaglan,t, Itlwd~s Ievents will be made part of Parke and Village Manager

SLd e an a proreSSlOna 1- , Irector will be hired to stage Ithe ob, ervatlOn, Cam Andre attended Mon-the production, It i estimated that 100.- day night' jubilee commit-

Every OI'ganization in the 000 pel' ons will be IUl'ed I teE: meeting"

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.... 31,WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1959VOLUME 12 - NUMBER 12

Oak L~\Vf1'S ~~den Jubilee I in taking p~t in any phase of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs·pageant 15 beg1l1QJ1lg to take the pageant IS requested to ap·' day evenings, lay 26, 27 andshape. pear at any of next week's pro- 28. The e audition will be for I

The. firs~ production. call for ducti~n c~ sesions so Himmel all types of specialty acts, in·the gigantic spectacle 15 sched· can Interview each prospect to eluding organized vocal andIuled for next 'fuesday, Wednes· determine where he or she can dance groups as well as soloday and Thursday, May 19, 20 fit oest into the pageant spec-, numbers.and 21, in the Covington ele- tade. In asking ror continued helpmentary ~choo.l at ~130 S,. 52nd Himmel also stated that he in the search for suitable his·ave. ReglStration will beglO at would prefer to have each in· torical material for the pageant7:30 each evening. terested local organization work script, Himmel pointed out that

larvin Himmel. preofession· as a unit to handle one scone he needs information on light,al director of the pageant, an· or segment of the presentation interesting incidents along withnounced at the community com· for greater convenience in reo authentic data on the past,mittee meeting ~londay night hearsal schedules. He asked HE EXPLAINED: "We arethat he expects to use from 200 uch organizations to appear in attempting to create a presen­to 300 per on in the cast. plu a body or send a representa- tation which will serve as aanother 150 belnnd the scenes live to the registration sessions. form of entertainment to stranohandling make-up, costuming. AUDITIONING of specialty gers as well as an authenticscenery and other back-stage acts such as singing and danc- historical drama which appealswork. ing . be held at the Coving- to local pioneers who are fam-

EVERY ton 001 on the following I iliar with the past."

Suburbanite to PublishJubilee Souvenir Edition

First Production CallFor Juhilee Pageant

Plans for the publication of Igrowth of the community.a special Oak Lawn Golden Ju- COMPILATION of the his-bilee Souvenir Edition were. '. . .announced today by Edward tOrical matenal will be direct·Vondrak publisher of the South- ffi by Marshall H. Peterson,west Suburbanite. editor-in-chief, and Mrs. Alice

Reflecting the history of Oak Ihrig, news editor. Advertisi~gLawn's half century of progress will bt; handled by. Mrs. Georgia

. 't' aU'on ;ft 1909 Humparey and Gilbert J. Wet-SInce 1 s Incorpor U> • zelthe souvenir edition will consist· . . . .of stories and pictures review- The spet;:lal. ed~tion 15. sched­ing the village's 50 years of uled for distn~utIo~ durIng th~colorful history, along with ad· week of the villa~e s .50th annl­vertisements depicting the part versar~ celebra.tion In Augustbusiness and industrial firms and WIll be delIvered to everyhave played in the steady home in Oak Lawn anq, adja·

cent communities. The tentativepress run will be about 26,000.

RETAIL MERCHANTS, pro­fessional men and industrialfirms interested in being rep­resented in the Golden Jubileeedition can get full details bycalling the advertising depart·ment at GArden 3-4750.

Old·timers who have picturesof early days in Oak La'Wll, orwho have stories of the pastthey would like to tell, are in·vited to stop in and talk to theeditor in the Suburbanite of­fice at 5253 W. 95th st.

Jubilee SouvenirTickets Set at $1

The Golden Jubilee com­mittee this week approved aflat price of 51.00 each on ad·vance sale of general souven­ir tickets to the pageant.Local organixations will sellthe tickets on a 25 per centcommission basis.

Each souvenir ticket in·c1udes a stub which entitlesthe holder to one admissionto the pageant. To obtain aseat at any performance, thisstub will have to be exchangeed at any of several stationsto be established throughoutthe community. Tickets ex·changed for children's admis·sions will receive a 25·centrefund.

THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959VOLUME 12 - NUMBER 18

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Ju II orp.certificates in

amounts of 1. S5, 25. 5an-i 100 are bein~ printeam' will be ofiered for saleon i.oril 15. it was announc­ed. Th certificates are in­ten> t {ree and "'ill be usedt finance the eariy stagl:.Sef the big celebration.

A full time eCI·etary \\ illbe hired this week and jub­ilee offices will be openedon the second floor of theOak Lawn \'illuge I;all.

T I' U • tee Ft'ed Dumke,genet'al chairman of thecelebration. outlined the

I problem of raising money,I the hil'ing of qualified lead­ers. and the organizing ofthe big jubilee celebt·... lion.

Wan'en Schlieske. rept'e­senting the 0 a k Law nChamber of Commerce anda leadet' in the anni,'ersarycelebration. e s 1 i mat ed itwould take 10.000 t stagethe . pectacle.

Thi include. the profe ­sional talent. the tent. stage,and other needed items.

Question a t possiblereceipts, Schli •ke said theexhibition ten and rides. J

should net $6 to S10.000souvenirs 2.500 and ticketsales to the 10 performancesof the pageant should bringin about $30,000.

The starting date for thepageant has been set as

IWednesday, Aug. 26. run­ning for five nights, climax-

led on Sunday. August 30.with a gigantic parade. •

Name Juhilee Chair:men;Announce Essay Contest

•leebe included in the seniorparade in Blue Island whichwill follow a junio/' paradeof decorated buggie, coast­er wagons, bicycles andneighborhood units.

Thursc1a " May 14;-T95~

uL.•oroOak Lal\'n's Village Pres- tured in fireworks aceord­

iclent Hall'ey , Wick ha ing to James Rigoni, 12807been im'ited to be a guest I Greenwood av.. Blue 1. land,

f Mayol' Had of Blue I - general chairman c-f the In­land when the latter COI11- dependence Day celebl<l­munity holds it fil'ewol'ks tion.celebratio,n Ihis JU,ly 4th, I "We will be wanting to. A specl,al set pIece call.- help Oak Lawn celebrate,mg attention to Oak Lawn s so it is onlv fair that I'e i _J ubdee i belllg included vite them -to help us

lcel:-

1110ng the firework spect- bl'ate fi/"sf' sal'S Rigoni,a.:le at Blue Island. I The Horace" Mann high

Be Ides Oak Lawn, Queen school band of Gal'\', Ind,Eliza~~lh, an~ Ala ka and as well as leading dr~111 andHawall are gomg to be fea- bugle corps of the area will

Add 2nd PrizeIn Essay Contest

A second prize \\as added to matical cur\'e or castle in thethe Golden Jubilee e say con- air, they point to the Oak Lawnte t this week when the Oak area as the locale for Chiea 0­

Lawn Trust and avings bank land's next explosi\e change,offered a $50 anng account One basic, acti\'e, ing,redient ,toto give some local youth a startIspar~ the conver~l?n IS our vII­toward a colle~e edu.:a~ion, lage s f~lt~~ .cl,t,I,zenry. Let sFirst prize in the contest l' a hear their \ leWs,500 college cholarship account , Thr deadline for t~e contest

contributed by the Haggerty- IS :'Ilay 31. All entnes, sh~u~dLoftus Ford a!tencv. b.e 'ent to the Suburbamte, .,2.,3

THE COMPETI'TIVE event. \\. 95th st.sponsored by the outhwe tSuburbanite in conjunction withOak Lall n's celebration of it50th anniversary, is open to allhigh school boys and girls wholive within the village, Theyc:ompete by writing an essay of500 words or less on the tODic'"Oak Lawn's Future GoldenYears."

Encouragement to youth toexpre s its opinions on the sub·ject came in thi. me ,3!!e s Itto the Suburbanite by B. E.Wetzel, superintendent of OakLawn Community High:

"CONSIDER the tollway, theseaway project, the populationshift. Then whether your pre­dictions are based on mathe-

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contest and write an e ay of500 word or les on the topic:"Oak Lawn' Future GoldenYears,"

eontpstantsthe part the~' expect to play inthe future growth of Oak Lawn,their opinions on what the I'il­lage should do for it. resident5in the year ahead, the com­munity' potential a a n ex­panding indu trial area, or anvother subject they feel come"under the title topic,

SPO SORS ARE noll' beingought to prol'ide the e ugge t­

ed prize ' a 500 college chol­ar hip a\'in s account. a 100saI'ing account. and a ~50 sa\'.inas account. Bu>ine' or in­du trial firm inter!' ted in con­tributing any of the e prizemay call the uburbanite atGArden 3-4i50.

The deadline for conte t en­lrie i :\[ay 31. All entriehould bP pnt to thp Subur­

banite, 5253 W, 95th t,

Fred Dumke To BeGeneral Chairman

SOUTHweST SUBURBANITE Thurs" Apr. 30. 1959

er of tile pageant. and the hir· Students Maymg of a full-time ecretary forI Compete for Prizes(he jubilee office.

ACTUAL OPENING of the Thi \"ear a, Oak Lawn ob-Chairmen of \arious commit- jubilee office will be delayed sen e. i't sO' h annhersan' with

lee handling the Oak Lawn until after the dedication of the a Golden ,Jubilee celeb~ation,Golden ,Jubilee relebra ion were dllage hall on :\lay 9, In ~he what are it. prospect. lor theannounced :\londay night at the meantllTI , matter. concernm "golden \"ear .. ahead'~regular meetin n of the com- the Golden Jubilee ma)' be re- ,', .'.'munity committee. lerred to an\" committee mem- ,ThIS que.lIon, paltlcu~r1)

Ft'cd Dumke lillagc trutee ber Or to Andre at the \'il!age Importlant to htheldyouth o,fllt aYt, ' : 'h 11 on II 10 0 ou er' WI re

actlIlg a chall man of plannmg a,. '" . the respon ibililie. of tomor.meetl'ngs to date was named I A change III Jubilee plan5 , th I r G Id' , 1 d 'h rOil, IS e t Ieme 0 a 0 engeneral chairman of the 50th wa~ approl cd :\ on ay mg l. J b'l t t' db" d u I ee es av con e~ announc­annil'er ary celebration and will With the para e clIlg mo\ e d too b' h Sit balso be in char"e of the fi-\ up to Aug, 23. the unday pre-I e b aty y t e out lwes u-

o d' It' t d r ur am e,nance committee 3"si ted by CP mg tIe pagean, 111 ea 0Camille Andre a~ t;easurer the follollmg unday a origin· I ALL HIGH ~CHO~L, boys

all\" announced. and IrIs who 111 e II Ilinn theOTHER LEADERS named THE PRICE OF tickets for corporate limits of the village

were: Warren chlieske, )ubilee the pageant \IIa di cu ed at are imited to participate in thep~~p~nt: Andre\\ Groenler. ex· length but \\'as not determined. 1It111l1lll'lIll1l1ltlllll""lI'"l1ttlol 11111"""1111""

hlM,lO,n tent: Glenn Frankland, a deci ion being po tponed until Calls Reservations~ubliclty,: Roland Beckley, pub- a more accurate budget couldlic relatIOns; tan Dawson, and be prepared, For Ten+ SoaceF:ank Cole ~arade: \\ alt r chlie ke a ked participating A co'lll for local businessLmden~an, special el'ents: an? organization to ·tart bringing men to reserve their spaceMrs" \ aletta. Reynold , hi ton-, in hi torical material a soon early in the Oak Lawn Gold­cal mformatlOn. as po sible, He pointed out that 1 J '. " ex"'';' ',,~ ;-n' '''as

The commit ee also ar.nounc· Himmel expect to -tart writ- issued this week by Andrewd the appointment of :'Ilan'in ing the pageant within everal Groer:<.>r, vi'lace trustee in

Himmel a writer and prOOuc-1 week, charge of this event.Mer c han t s or industrial

firms intrrested in displayboot s in the tent c"n 'let fulldetails by calling Groenier atGArden 4·3837.

A call for all the local talentin Oak Lawn to volunteer for thecast of the Golden Jubilee pag­eant which will be presented inAugust was issued this week. In­terviews will be conducted at7:30 p.m, May 19, 20 and 21 inthe Covington school, 9130 S.52nd ave,

Marvin Himmel, who will di­reet the pageant, will be on handat that time to interview dancers,singers, jugglers, acrobats or any­one who can perform any kindof entertainment act, he an­nounced, There will be needed,he said, about 300 cas members.All theatrical groups in he areaare al 0 requested to .. ign in"as \'olunteer ,

Auditions are 0following week onand 28.

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EN .nJBILE-' 50YEARS OF PROGRE 909-1959". s wash the ef orts of Po ster Otis P. Dunn of the akc nt ct Mr. Dunn fo further details. Pictures t e

st?m in fir t mai e vi O~ La~rn si t't 10. A•• Have Photo apher the e.)

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(Perhaps in box)ATTENTION ALL PHI ATE ISTS

PRESS RELEASE FOR OAK LAWN GOLDEN J1JBILEE

JUBnEE BABY

Fir t Baby 01"!1 a ter ° dnif-ht of May 13th, 959 riding wi thin

hp vO.l a limi t i ab Amy Sue McIlquham ( ronounced r~acke WAn)al ghter f ~ • and Mr:=;. e M I auharo, 54 2 vTest Oakd Ie Dr., ale

L1.wr,t,Ill. Amy sue ras horn f'Tay 1 ,9l. .M.She on r ceivp. manp izes, and pI y a tivp nart i.n the !1ectacular Pant, "

RIZONS" to e held at Hi::rh School St di un Au • 26 thru 30 h.

BEARD D BRETHERN OF OAK LAvIN TO BE

VILLAGE HALL - OAK LAWN, ILLINOISGArden 5-5990

OA LAWN'S"DOLDEN JUBILE

EXECUTIVE SECRETARYPEGGY COLE

PAGEANT PRODUCERMARVIN HIMMEL

GENERAL CHAIRMANFRED DUMKE

EXHIBITiON TENTANDREW GROENIER

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COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN tio "OAKLA\Vf\ Lc ompli hed thrn

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TREASURERCAMILLE ANDRE

PAGEANTWARREN SCHLIESKE

PARADESTAN DAWSONFRANK COLE

PUBLICITYGLENN FRANKLAND

SPECIAL EVENTSWALTER LINDAMAN

FI NANCEFRED DUMKE

PUBLIC RELATIONSROLAND BECKLEY

TICKET SALESBUS YOURELL

Tr - 5 rAn im'ilation Cor local tal- proCessionals wiII be ",cl­

ent t repor·t Cor tryouts for comedopad in the big pageant to The ble: production. whichbe presented Aug. 26 t "iIl be shown t ,'Ice nighllyAug. 30 as a fealll!' of iur {i,'e e'·enings. L; e.·pect­Oak Lawn's Gulden Jubilee ed to play to 40,000 per:;ons.,\"as sounded thi,; ,,' 'ek by Special grand:<tand, andofficials in chars o[ the uther' seatin5'; a'l'angcmentscelebr'ation I will be made on the gl'Ounds

Man'in HimmC'!, producer of Oak 'Lawn Communityof the pageant. .aid tryou s High school. 94th "t. andwill be held on the evening South ,'est h",y,of May 19, 20 and 21, at A bi~ ~tage 'ill b erect­7:30 at Covington chooL ed, and heavy vehicle and

I A cast of 200 to 300 will be other' props u,;ed in the pro­used in the pageant depid- duction, will be mov d oning 50 year's of growth of ~round Icvd pa"l the aurt-Oak Lawn, Himmel said, ience.

In addition, ther' will 1:1'. Himmf'! estimateJ itmany special acts and group would take 200 pPl'sons backe,·enl.", produced in con- slage to help III producmgjune\iun with the pageant h pageant.

The evening of May 26, A speCIal par a tl ,\ ill27 and 28 have been set signal the openlllg of theaside for t"youts for ~peciall c:lebr'ation of the 301h yearnumbers, su h as 1I1ger's, ,.,mee Oak Lawn mcor-pur t­dancers and novelty acts, d as a villa~e It will beEveryone 1 urg d t report h"ld on Sunday, Aug 23.{~r t.rlIOUts. Amalew's or There will be a huge ex-

Thursday, May 14, 1959

Search For LittleGolden Jubil

They're looking .(01' Lit- est 0 qualification 0 datedO! Ml s Jubilee in Oak is Am' Sue MdlquhamLawn this week as more de- 6412 Oakdale av .. who wa"tai\.s ace being wor'ked ou born in Little Cumpany offor the bIg c e I e bra t ion Mary hospital at 1:40 p,m ..mar'king:> years "ince Oak I :'via) 13,Lawn was In<:orporated as Meanwhile, the [mal calla villa e. I for per'sons wi:<hing to par-

T L l'.t P licipale in the big pageantHe ,tue queen eg~y was made todav. Mar\,111

Cole, secretary of the Jub- Himmel who i i~ charg p ofnee pr~g.ram I eekll1g, IS I ' . 'd 'f' 1..J... _ bah bit t 11e productIOn, sal 111aon<:: y or'n C ose 0 '11 b h Id t 'I t'd 'h M 13 h d tryouts WI e e onlg 1ffil -nl,g t ay -t e ~y at 8 at Covin~ton school.the V1Ua was born :>0 IEveryone intel'ested in par-years ago. ticipating in the pageant is

iDe clos- urged l.o attend.

Jubilee BahTo Be Chosen

Oali LawnThe community of Oak Lawn,

celebrating its diamond jubileethis year, has announced plansto name the official Oak Lawnjubilee baby.

The jubilee committee has stip­ulated that names of babies en­tered as contenders must havebeen born on the anniversarydate of Oak Lawn which falls onMay 13.

The baby declared winner willbe the one who was born closestto 12:01 a.m. on May 13, oneweek ago, The parents of thebaby will receive valuable prizesfrom local mercnants.

Those wishing to submit namesshould call or write the jubileeoffice at the Oak Lawn villagehall, Peggy Cole, the executivesecretary of the committee willreceive calls a GArden 5-5990,Particulars asked for include thenames of parents, Ilame of thebaby and the date and hour ofbirth.

Design A Coverfor the Suburbanite's Golden Jubilee

Souvenir Edition and win a

CASH AWARDprize $25; 2nd prize $15; 3rd prize

Contest is open to all residents of Oak lawn, particularlydult art enthuasiasts, high school art students and persons in·erested in mechanical deSIgn.

Entries must be in black ink or in "washdesigned so they can be printed in one color. Copy should beabout 12" high and 10" wide or larger in same proportions.

Select any type of subject you think is suitable for a Goldenubilee souvenir edition. Judging is based primarily on the idea•

Your drawing will be improved by professional artists if neces­sary,

Deadline for entries is June 15. Send entrin to Southwestuburbanite, 5253 W. 95th St., Oak Lawn, Thurs" May 28, 1959

A call for greater participa.tion on the part of local resi­dents was issued this week byMarvin Himmel. producer anddirector of the Oak Lawn Gold­en Jubilee pageant which willclimax the community's 50thanniversary celebration in Au­gust.

Himmel explained that therewas considerable misunder­standing regarding the fir tproduction call last week. Thiregistrat ion wa intended [orall per ons who were intere tedin taking part in any pha e ofthe spectacle. from tarringroles to stage hands,

HOWEVER, I;weral organi·zations came \ Ith the informa,tion that they already had askit prepared, while others call-

ed to report that they were notready yet becau e they hadn'tfound the nece ary co tumes.

This type of participationdoesn't Cit into the pageantplanning, Himmel pointed out.He went on to explain:

."Wllen we fir t announcedthat we wanted each organiza­tion to handle one cene in thepageant for greater conveni.ence in rehearsals, we didn'tmean that they were to createthe act them elves.

"we ARE writing -the en~

pageant as a giant story andeach of these scenes must fitinto the overall picture. Afterpeople offer to participate. eith­er as individuals or in organ­ized groups, we a ign them tothe spot where we feel theycan do the best job.

"A for costumes, no on~ isexpected to provide his ownco tume for the spectacle. Thejubilee committee has a ward.robe chairman and i preparedto rent a many co tumes asnece ary to make the pageanta ucce,s,"

INTERESTED local reidenlswho have not yet regi teredmay do so at the final audi­tion se ion scheduled for 7:30p,m. tonight in the Covingtonelementary school, 9130 S. 52ndave.

Those who cu;e interested butcan't get to the audition tonightcan register any time at thejubilee office on the secondfloor of the new village hall,or by calling the secretary atGArd -599 .

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NEXT G~EI~.AJd1EE'TING .-. JlUGU~T_ )~_ !3_l.M. ,__ VI..IJ.AGE_JIjI.1L. Please make a speoial effort tohave your Jubilee representative present, as this may be the last general meeting before .the opening of the Jubilee celebration. IMPORTANT: Please turn in all proceeds ofticket sales to date to Peggy Cole at beginning of me~ting, together .11 th report J2!lnumber _of_tickets...13.21d.

NOTE: Due to the request of various organizations, the Jubilee Committee has reviewedthe types and number of concession booths that will be available to participatinggroups. 110re about this at the meeting.

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Parade - Sunday Afternoon, August 23rd, 2 P.M. going West on 95th Street andhigh school stadium grounds. Stadium seats to watch parade, and hour-l0Il6-VIIl--MIl!I"'.immediatel,. follow~~ parade, will be available for 50J per person. I (~

Commemorative Ceremonies - Sunday Evening, A~st 23rd..t....lP.M-!.. Norman Ross Hill bekey-note speaker in this .TOnderful program commemorating our 50 years.

Terrific show by Horiice Mann Band, nationally-lmown winners of raany contests, willfollow Commemorative Ceremonies. This will be an hour-and-a-half show of wonderfulmusic, colorful precision routines, with over 200 people.

~ts Events - Monday Evening, August ~4th. Among famouo personalities expected areJack Brickhouse and vlliite Sox players. Other events include champion roller skatingexhibition.

Teen Night - Tuesday, August 25th. ''Tally Phillips of WGN is scheduled to appear inperson.

Grand Opening of Pageant - Wednesday, August 26th. Rehearsals so far have shownwonderfully talented people right here in Onk Lawn. This production promises to be oneof the greatest outdoor shows ever presented in any community.

Huge Exhibiti_on of_ Mo.dern Livigg, is shsping up to be one of the finest home shows we haveever had. Many unusual attractions are scheduled there.

U.S. Post__Q.(fJce Canc~llB:.~_ion~tam'p'. As of August 1st, all mail leaving Oak I.a.wn willstamped with a special Jubilee cancellation, obtained through the efforts of PostmasterOtis Dunn. Oak I.a.wn is one of very few communities ever given permission to use such acancellation.

Beaut1-J'_u)'_G.9ld_..9o~orative__R.~ates pertaining to our 50th Anniversary nOli on sale atVillage Hall and various stores throughout town.

Jubilee T-Shirts, sizes Toddlers' 2 through Men's Large, available for all members ofthe family at Mal's Men's Store, S & S Stores, Rupich's Pharmacy, Ben's Men's Wear, andJubilee office.p ) 8/ R&. I fL~ r 5 • " J.

Contests and-~zes galore for every one during the 8-day Jubilee

Oak Lawn \Violl honor i ts n~J.ghboring to.ms A.UFiPil_Jubile~:

Thursday, August 27th Blue Island NightFriday, 28th Evergreen Park NightSaturday, 29th Hometown NightSunday, 30th Hickory Hills, Bridgeview, Chicago Ridge,

Alsip, and Worth Night

Be sure to sell tickets to your friends in these towns so that they can attend pageanton the night their town is being honored.

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A gIant trophy for secondplace honors was presented tothe Oak Lawn Jubilee float per­Ilonnel followmg their partIcipa­tion Sunday, July 5. in the Chi­cago Ridge Days parade, spon­Eored by Glenn Maker post 1160of the American Legion.

The float, which symbolizesfrontier days and the way of lifeof 50 years ago when Oak Lawnwas "born." participated in threeSouthwest area parades duringthe holiday week-end. Abo wonwas an honorabl mention plaquefor participation in the July -lparade in Blue Island, ponsoredby that city's Lion club. ThE>third parade in which the floattook part was in Harvey.

Longwood Garden Ci\'ic asso­ciation furnished the personnelfor the floats in all three parades.

In old fashioned and frontieoostume, the following rode thfloat Sunday: Mr. t.anley Tribe4035 W. 103rd t.. and her chiJdren. TOI~: Junmy and MaRose, and Mrs. Emmet Meyer4201 W. I03rd St.. and her children, Rand:,-, Ronnie and MaryAnn. The same ~opJe rode iBlue Island, but in Harvey wherethe parade was sponsored by theHaney Le.oon post, floa riders"'ere r~. Georg SquHlacote.~n31 W. 1051h ~t., and P ggy, 4,

anan. g, and Mike Squilla­fl. 8.

In other developments of Oaawn Golden .1ubllee planning

Waller Lmdaman, of the outh­town Economi t. speclal evenchairman, aid that the biSpor ~igh will be Monday,August 24, on the Jubilee pa­geant grounds. W. 94th s. andSouthwest hwy. Jack Brick­house. televisIOn and radio sportsannouncer, will be emcee for theoccasion.

Four stars of the ChicagoWhite Sox will be on hand togi\'e autographs and baseballto fans. Expected to repre ent th

x that night are eHie Fox,2nd baseman; Luis Aparacio,~hort5top; Billy Pierce, pi cherand Jim Ri\"era, right field,

Jubilee FloatGet TrophIn Parade

Want GoodCoffee? UseA Hammer

GROW A EARD!BUT DO IT LEGAL

It's okay to grow a bear'din Oak Lawn, but it's got tobe legal·like.

The Oak Lawn Golden Ju·bilee committee noted thiswl'ek that there is consider­able stubble sprouting in thevillage, but it just doesn'tcount unless the stubble.grow­er is registered.

This is all by way of say­ing that there is II beard·growing contest in connecti~nwith the Jubilee celebration.But to win one of the manyprizes, you must register atthe Jubilee office on the sec­ond floor of the village hallat Cook ave. and James st.,or register by phone at GAr­den 5-5990.

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How a rusty old hammerapparently helped to makethe best coffee in town atone of the social functions inthe good ol.d days of OakLawn is just one of the hum.orous little stories you'll findin the Oak Lawn Jubilee spec.cial edition to be publishedby the Southwest Suburbaniteduring the village's GoldenJubilee, Aug. 23·30.

!he special edition, in mill'aZIMe style, will be distribut.ed to every home. Watch foryour copy and watch the Sub­urbanite for further details.

Advertising copy for the Spl­cial edition will be acceptedup to July 17. For detlils,call the Suburbanite GArden3·4750. '

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Oak Lawn's Golden Jubi!cO\'ered wag 0 n float wotrophies in the Blue Island anChicago Ridge holiday paradein which it participated as ainvitativn to residents of thoscommunities to attend GoldenJubilee Days Aug, 23-30,

MEMBERS OF the LongwoodGardens Civic association rodeon the float in the costumes of50 years ago, Riding in the BlueIsland parade July 4 and Chi·f'R!!O Ridge parade July 5 wereMrs. Stanley Tribe and her.children, Tony, Jimmy and:Mary Rose. and ~Irs. Emmett

leyer and her children, Randy,l\Iary Ann and Ronnie.

On the float when it appearedin the Harvey parade earlierJuly 4 were 1\1rs. George Squi!·lacote and her children, Peg·gy, ,Iarion and ~like.

THE FLOAT was accom·panied in the parades by theOak Lawn Safety car. drh'enby Clarence Watson, police safc·ty officer. who announced theJubilee program.

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.Ihow TicketsSouvenir tickets for the Oak

Lawn Golden Jubilee pageantwent on sale this week when16 local organizations tartedselling them on a 25 per centcommis ion basis. Participation

. in the advance ale is open toan interested I 0 cal groupswhich may obtain tickets atthe jubilee office on the ec·ond floor of the new "illagehall.

EACH SOUVENIR ticket in·cludes a stub which entitle theholder to one admis ion to thepageant to be given on fivenights. Aug. 26 through 30, twohows a night. in the Oak

Lawn Community High schoolstadium.

To obtain a seat at any per·formance. the stub will have tobe exchanged for a pageant ad.mission ticket at an exchangestation to be opened aboutJuly 1 in the jubilee office.

BUS YOURELL, village tru .tee erving as chairman of theticket committee, explained tothe organization at a jubileemeeting Monday night: "We'redepending on your groups toell at least 20,000 pagenat

tickets to help us meet ourbudget for this 50th anniversarv celebration."

With only 2,500 seats available for each performanceYourell urged organizationstart eHing tickets immediately and to remind buyer to exchange them as soon as posible to assure their choice 0

performances.ONE DOLLAR souvenir tick·

ets f'xchanged for children' ad·ml ions will receive a 23-centrefund.

State Rep. Frank X. Downey<Dem.·2nd) has introduced inthe House of RepresentativesSpringfield. a resolution con·gratulating Oak Lawn on itsGolden Jubilee 50th anniver·sary of incorporation.

Text of the resolution whichis expected to pass th; Houseimmediately, follows:

Whereas, the VillageOak Lawn received its in·corporation papers from theState of Illinois in 1909; and

Whereas, the Village ofOak Lawn will be celebrat·ing its Golden Jubilee in Au­gust with suitable events; and

Whereas, during the last50 years. Oak Lawn has builtfor itself the reputation ofbeing a pleasant. progressivesuburb and home for morethan 20,000 people; thereforebe it •

Resolved by the House ofRepresentatives of the 7lstGeneral Ass em b 1y of theState of IUinois that we ex·tend congratulations to the"illage of Oak Lawn, its of·ficials and its residents uponthe occasion of the 50th annie"ersary of its incorporation.and that a suitable copy ofthis resolution be forwardedto the president of the Villageof Oak Lawn.

·.Wanted: GoldenJubilee Baby

Did the stork pay a visitto an Oak Lawn family onthat important day of May13, 1909?

The Oak Lawn Jubilee Com.mittee is still seeking the ans'wer to that question. Thecommittee is ueking a "Ju­bilee Baby" • • • the babyborn. on the day the villagewas Incorporated, or the firstbaby bom thereafter.

So far, the committee hashad several calls about babiesborn on May 14, but none forbabies bom May 13. Anyoneknowing of a Jubilee Babymay call the Golden Jubileeoffice at GArden 5·5990.

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By Mary FritzDO YOU KNOW ••• that the south suburban village

of Oak Lawn will celebrate itsGolden Jubilee year this Au­gust?

DO YOU KNOW ••• that festivities lasting fromAugust 26 to 30 are in theplanning by the Jubilee secre_tary Peggy Cole?

DO YOU KNOW ••• that Golden Jubilee certifi·cates which may be purchasedby any person wishing to help'the financial burden of theJubilee committee may becashed in after August 30 forthe exact amount paid? Thesecertificates may be purchasedfrom the Oak Lawn Trust andSavings, the Village Hall inOak Lawn, Bus' Drive.ln, theSouthtown Economist. the OakLawn Independent, Th South.west Suburbanite and Schlieskeand Associates, realtors.

DO YOU KNOW ••• that a bear9 growing contestis already,""underway for thegentlemen of the village?There are but few rules to fol-low and several prizes to win .

• • that a play, "New Horizons"-50 Years of Suburbia, witha cast of 300, will be presentedtwice each night from Au­gust 26 to 30 at the Oak LawnCommunity High school field,94th and the Southwest hwy.?

DO YOU KNOW. that the Oak Lawn Independ.ent will publish a Souveniedition containing segmentfrom the history as well as upto.date features and pictureof the village?that every bu iness organization may enter a float in thbig parade which will takplace on August 23?

DO YOU KNOW •.• that a baby born May 13,1959, and and an adult bornMay 13, 1909, to be honoredduring celebration days. arebeing sought by the J ublieeCommittee?

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Last Call ForJubilee Baby

A last call for Oak Lawn',Jubilee baby was issued thisweek by the Golden Jubile.committee.

The committee is seekingthe first baby born after mid·night May 13, 1959, the 50thallniversarv of the village'sincorporation. The baby mustbe a resident of the village.So far the closest baby wasborn at 9:18 a.m. on May 14.

A 525 bond and a jackpotof prizes will be given theJubilee baby. Monday, July27 is the deadline for entries.T; register a baby for thiscontest, call the Jubilee officeat GArden 5-5990.

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PIONEER DAYS OF OAK LAWN are recalled by these repres.ntativ~s.of the villa~. s.lIi~g

t' kat to village's Golden Jubilee celebration to be held Aug. 23·30. Admiring young pioneer In

~~ckskin hunting ouHit, Randy Myer, are (from left) Mrs. Stanley Tribe, 4035 W. 10~rd st., inflapper costum.., and Mary Ann Mayer and ~rs. Emmett Meyer, 4201 W. 103rd st:, In bonnetsand ginghams. Randy and Mary Ann are children of Mrs. Meyer. She and Mrs. Tribe are mem­

bers of the Longwood Gardens Civic Alsociation

Enthusiastic support for theOak Lawn Jubilee program wa~

pledged July 15 at a kick-offdinner held by the Jubilee com­mittee for local merchants aKilty's restaurant.

THI! EVENT WAS called trinform merchants of the late tplans for the Aug. 23-30 cele·bration of Oak Lawn's 50th an·niversary of incorporation.

Addressing the meeting wereWarren SChlieske, chairman otthe pageant which will be givenfive nights during the celebra·tion' Oak Lawn Village Pre i­dent Harvey . Wick and FredDumke, village trustee and gen­

harrman of the Jubilee.

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commIttee ha announced thename of the first village babyborn after the official day andhour of the village's 50th birth­

day.She is Amy Sue McIlquham

(pronounced Mackelwan) daugh­er of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mc-Ilquham, 5412 W. Oakdale dr.

he wa' born at 9:18 a.m. May14, he day af er the village's of­

ficial birthday.. In conjunction with the Golden• Jubilee celebra ion at the ~ta­

dium and on the ground or OakLawn HI h school, W. 94th ~1.

and Southwest hwy., Augu.t nthrough AllgU~t 30, Amy Sue wil'

1recci\'e many glf s inciuLiing a25 C. . a\'ings bond.~he \\ ill

also be in the cast of the Jubileepageant .. ew Horizons" to bepresented in the stadium August26 through August 30.

In other action Monday, thecommittee announced that Con­nie Roman, HI, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. W. L. Roman, 9806 S.54th ave., will be queen of theJubilee. Connie, who was gradu­ated this y ar from Oak LawnCommunity High school, wasast Fall's homecoming queen atthe ~chool. At pre ent she imployed as a -ecretary.

In a progress report. the com­Dllt ee heard hat the Jubilee pa­raae will be at 2 p.m. Sunoa~·.

Aug. 23, monng West on 95 h: . through the high school s a­dlUm ground. and that it \\ 11:be followed by an hour Ionband concert featuring top fligh,buole corps from all par s of II­linoi~ in a colorful spec acle ofmllS and precision drill.

The committee accepted theoffer of Christ Community ho.-

I pital, which is being built inOak Lawn, to man a first aidboofh on the Jubilee groundsthroughout the eight day of the

,celebration. There will be a nurs­in~ and medical taft on hand.

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committee ha announced thename of the Iil,·t village babyborn after the official day andhour of the villag 's 50th birth­

day.She is Amy Sue McIlquham

(pronounced Mackelwan) daugh­ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mc­Ilquham, 5412 W. Oakdale dr.

he wa born at 9:18 a.m. May14, the day after the villag 's of­licial birthday.

In conjunctLOn with th GoldenJubilee elebration at th ..ta­dium and on th l'ound" of OllkLawn Hi h chool, W. 94th sCand outhwl!>~t hwy., ugu t 23through Augu. t 30, Amy Sue willre cive many gifts inciuding a

25 U. . Savings bond. Sh willalso b 111 th c. t 0 the Jubileepageant ioN w Horiz.on" to bpres nt d in the 'tadium Augu t26 through August 30.

In other action Monday, thcommitte announced that Con­nie Roman, Hl, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. W. L. Roman, 9806 S.54th ave., will be queen of thJubilee. Connie, who was gradu­ated this y ar from Oak La)Nn

ommunity High school, wasast Fall' homecoming qu en ath school. At pre nt she ismployed a a eel' tary.In a progress report, th com­

Dlittee hard that th J ubil pa­rad will b at 2 p.m. unaay,Aug. 23, moving We t on 95th. t. through th high chool sta­dIUm ground, and that. it willb f Hawed by an hour Ionband concert featuring top tlighbu Ie orps from all parts of Il­linois in a colorful • pecta Ie ofmus' and pr cUon drill.

The committee a . pted theoff r of Chri t Community hos­pital, hlOh i bing built inOak Lawn, to man a fir t aidboth on the Jubilee groundsthroughout the eight days of thec lebration. Th re will be a nurs­ing and medical staff on handQll~ CUJ11~i 'L~ .. lJVlJdC , .lOClllUU1'

oxygen.Marvin Himmel, director of the

pageant, reported to the com­mittee that Vincent Gotschalk,television personality, is to benarrator of the pageant and thath will vi.sit Oak Lawn Thursdayevening and drop in on rehears­als. Among the many groupsrehear ing i the High schoolchoral group being directed byLew Ahner, a teacher at theColumbus Manor grade chool;the Oak Lawn Theater FGuild,th Rainbow Girls oC the Orderof Eastern Star, and th Demo­lay boys who are pracO ingdance number.

In the hug exhibit oC mod rnliving which will b part of th I

jubilee 1 bration, there will b ,n or than 4~ exhibits by topmanufacturers of the area. Inth exhibition t nl, lh re will bea closed circuit TV provided byJordan TV, 4809 W. 951h 'C, sothat all visitors can se them­.elves on television.

On sale now, th committeewas told, are the gold commem­orative plates which are avail­able as souvenirs of the anniver­sary. They are obtainable at thevillage hall and at some localstores. Also on sale in the Ju-

Ibilee office and at several storesare Jubilee T-shirts in size fromtoddlers size two through men'slarge.

The committee will honor itsIneighboring villages of various \nights of the Jubilee. Blue Is­land will be honored Thursday,Aug. 27; Evergreen Park, Friday,Aug. 28; Hometown, Saturday,Aug. 29, and Hickory Hills, PalosHeighls, Palos Hills, MerrionettePark, Bridgeview, Chicago Ridge.AI ip and Worth on Sunday,Aug. 30.

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Groenier; Stan Dawson; Truste Glenn Frankland; Roland Beckley; PeggyCole; Frank Cole; Trustee Fred Dumk,e; Walt Lindeman; Trustee Bus

Y ourell; President Harvey Wick and Chairman Warren Schliesk.~. .

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Brothers of the Brush display beards as they report for Jubilee Beardgrowing contest, From 1. ·to r. are Realtor Percy Cump; Deputy CorornerRoy Heitke; Trustee Nus Yourell; Edward Majerski; Don Herrman, andFrank Cole. Prizes will be awarded for best beard grown by Aug. 4.

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Pioneers: We are bound for neu horizons -- (Off stage)

Wd are bound for new horizons -

(The chant continues as bedraggled bunch of Pioneers appear.)

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Across the plains, the prairies, the deserts - on they come.

Brave, uncomplo.:ining migrations -

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Take it from me, Mister: These migrations are for the birds!

Yeah! My feet are killin' me!

Shhh! ... Don't forget: You're making history. (Exits)

That's right! No",! Chest Out! Chin up!

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full! full! Rah! Rah! full! Thate~!

(No response from the Pioneers.)

Aw right, now! Altogether!

We~ bound for New Horizons!

(There is a great collective sigh as pioneers resume chant.)

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We're bound for New Horizons -

(Very softly) ';fe'li ~e fir New Horizons -

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I'll tell you where I'm bound: I'm bound to set for a spell,

I'm bushed. Plain bushed!

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My feet! I'm paralyzed.

I can't go no further.

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(Sings)

Aw right! Aw right! Relax! lve' 11 stop here for the night - Pull up

the waggins. We'll build us a fire, and once we've got a nice, warm

meal under our belts -

(Hysterical) Meal? It'll be buffalo-meat again! Ooooch!

I won't eat it! I won't - I won't! No, no, no!

There, there dearie - This buffalo diet won't last much longer ­

It can't! We 'bout et 'em all up!

They are practically extinct, right now!

(Prissy) And ,..hat's history gonna say about that?

(Imitates Horace) I - don't - know - (resumes cheer-leader role)

We're makin' history - not vrritin' it. Now, settle down. Get the

fire goin' - (He starts to m8ve away.)

Pardon me, sir. Do you think history '11 care if I jes turn around

and go ba~k home?

I'll say good-bye to my ole covered-waggin - Lay down the load that

I'm so tired a-draggin' - I won't miss Wild Western places, ~

Ner lride and open spaces

If I kin jes go home -

I'll never long fer no buffalo - diet -

I'll never miss all this great peace and quiet ­

Won't miss the red-skins that tracked us -

The sage-brush, ner the cactus -

If I kin jes go home.

If you go home you'll miss yore chance at history ­

Miss yore chance at fame -

____---- If I go home I'll be right where I WanP4 be ­

Battin' the breeze -nth some sweet dame -

II - 2

Boy:

Mable:

Horace:

Leader:

A1ice:

JolID,:

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SCENE II (Cont.)

Alice:

Mable:

George:

Wanna be jostled, and elbowed and crowded -

W~ see s~cs that can turn grey and clouded.

My feet have travelled their last trail -

1111 rest 'em on a brass-rail -

If I kin jes go home.

(The song is repeated with Pioneers singing obligatta. At the end

of repeat, Boy picks up pack, waves good-bye, exits slowly.)

Good bye. Good bye.

Say hello to yer rna fer me!

(Wiping eyes) Naybe I o-ught to go with him: I want to go home l!2.~!

}~, too. It's lonesome out here on this desert.

Yes, yes. Let's go back. Let's all go.

Mable:

Judy:

Leader:

Judy:

All:

Katie:

Leader:

I'm tire of buffalo!

I'm tired. Period!

(Jumps upon box) I'[ait a minute! Hold your hosses! To begin with -.

we ain't eatin' no buffalo-meat tonight. We got jack-rabit siow on

the menu - and that calls for a celebration. Git out here, dance

and be happy.

Dance? After the hike we've had today?

(To leader) Are you crazy, man?

I bet we i~alked fifty miles today - and now we gotta dance -

We ain 't dancin'. I1eiZ::Ife::i:

Where's that ole pioneer spirit, folks? Where's them dauntless,

courageous people yore grand-chilluns are gonua study 'bout in school? -

I know this life ain't no bed of roses. But have you forgot that it

warn't so dcrned easy back whur we came from? Bada been, we never

"1ould a lift it.

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Cue Sheets for New Horizons

Orchestra Overture

SCENE 1 - 1. Jubilee Chorus "This is My Country"with the Jubilee Dancers 1-

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2. Introduction of Vincent Gottschalk

2. Barbershop Quarteta.b.c. .,

3. Railroad Scene

4. Agnes

SCENE 4 - 1. "After The Ball" - D. Lindaman ( (,l-vV-;"-' l <.0,;

2. Building the School ,-'0.4

3. "School Days" - Carpenters

4. Brandt's Grovea. Bicyclesb. Barbershop Quartet -c. Pollticians -I ~' 7d. Oldsmobile and Exit

SCENE 5 - 1. Color Guard

J''My Buddy" - Vance Hecklin(

2. Medley a. ~

b. "Praise The Lord" - l-ien' s Chorusc. "Splendored Thing" - D. Lindaman

SCENE 2 - 1. Pioneers enter stage left

2. "Just Go Home" - Vance Heddin

~, 3. "Tough AllOver" - Pioneers

4. Dance - Calico Kids "'-'

5. New Horizons - Jubilee Chorus

SCENE 3 - 1. Construction Scene

SCENE 6 - 1. "Still" sequence -a. Explosion Cueb. House Dialogue

2. Piano Solo - Jack Fitzgerald

-8. "Live It Up" - Jubilee Chorus

7. I~edding Bells" - Barbershop Quartet

6. Gangster Sequence -

4. Dance Charleston

~ 3. "Ain't She Sweet" - Barbershop Quartet

\'E)~5. "Make Believe" - D. Lindaman

SCENE 7 - 1. Placard sequence -

2. Dance - Jubilee Dancers

SCENE 8 - 1. "Oklahoma" - V. Hecklin (2. "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" - D. Lindaman

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4. "One-i'Tay Trip" - JUbilee Chorus

2. "Commuter's Fantasy" - Judy Hill

}... Brill lfIeam • eek I mm Skaters

3. Dance - Jubilee Dancers and "C" Sharps

SCENE 9 - 1. Baby Sequence

SCENE 10 - 1. Entire Cast

2. Introduction of Baby Jubilee

3. Introduction of Guest of Honor

4. .Fire rocket

5. "This Is My Country" - Jubilee Chorus

OAK LAvIN GOLDEN JUBILEE PAR!lE

LINE-UP

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Band - 1

M - 2

Regular Service Color Guards and marching un!ta

U. S. Navy

V.F.W. and Anorican Legion Massed Colors

V.F. W. and American legion Marching Units

Blue Devils

"ALL SERVICE UNITS

TO BE LINED UP

:BY

v•F.vi. P.ARADE MARSHAL

VI

__Band - 2

Band - 3-A - 1

-A-2

Air Force Band (To be cut into above units)

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j St.

;(Banana's steak House - Covered Wagon

.~ ... ) ~"Y 'SI

- A - 2 A .... Chamber of Commerce .'-- _:L-t3 /'- ~r ~ -,!-; . I ,

H - 1 'Paul Sechrist - 4 horses and riders and pony ''lagon

H - 2 Judy Goerres - Two horses and riders

-L Ted Nilles - Experimental Packard with Jub'ilee QueenI~ ''1 J!J]

ale lawn Federal Savi and Loan

Oak La.l'm Athletic Club Float

A-8- A-Band - 4

_ A-9

_A -10

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A-6

A-7

Oak I.e.wn Athletic Club Fire Engine

Oak Lawn Athletic Club Convertible

o~ I.e.wn Athletic Club ConvertibleA (J~ [r,1 - A- 13

X Horace Mann (/...(1

/' William Brandt & Sons

Kilty's Restaurant

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----s1: A - 12(!!usia)

A - 13

Rainbow Girls Convertiblep~-<- ~~

Oak Lawn Business and Professional Women t s Club/

';<- District #123 P.T.A. Convertible

A - 14 Columbus Manor Fire Dept. Women t s Aux. Float/'If) /. I. .... P ('~

A - 15 7' Barber Shop Quartet Float(Music)

- A - 16 Oak Lawn Trust and Savings Bank

_ A -17

-A -18,e,- /7

- Band - 5

- M- 6

_B-1

- :B - 2

f Pepsi-Cola

, Worth Townshi Regular Democratic;r:.. ?~ P .3..-(., L/:r - n, p

Kankakee B1ack:hawka

Scout Troop 682

I Fireside Grill

p.

I Oak Lawn Bowl

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PARADE LINE-UP PAGE 2

-,B - 5 ,f. Y.M.C.A.

B - 6 . ''!-- Barry Petroleum

B - 4 Bolger Farms - Six-Horse Hitch

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- B - 7 Southwest Suburbanite(Music)

__ B - 8 Walnut Hills Country Club

- B - 9 ;<. Oak Lawn Cheer Leaders

_{B -10B - 11

Suburban Glass Interiors

-- M - 7

M-8

-Band - 6

r:- Tinley Teen Club

Norwood Park Drum and Bugle Corps

M-9

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B - 12

B - 13

Willow Springs Legionettes

Welcome Wagon International - Margaret Dugan

Welcome Wagon - Jessie Potter

B - 14 ~ Welcome Wagon Club

---'" Band - 7 Cougers Drun and Bugle Corps

B - 15 Army Float

--- B - 16 " Army Missile-

_{B -17

B - 18

B - 19

Navy Submarine Float

Navy Destroyer Float

~ ~t. MiC~~~ _ ~,r.

r- Hand-Drawn fire engine - Quontin Kurtzweil

>< Kill Kenny Kadets

r 100 Li ttle LeaguersM- 12

"t - 11

_~d -121> - .)...,

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- Band-8 McHenry Viscounts

'-- D-l )( 1909 Oldsmobile - John Couwenhaven

D - 2

'- D - 3- .....~D-4

1909 Buick - Fred Woods

;<. 1921 Ford - Jordan T. v./- t-~~"""'~)\ 1925 anklin - Landmichl

-D - 5

-D - 6

1926 Kisoel - Stan Hogberg

Model T. Ford - Fox Auto Rebuilders

-D -7 . 1933 Dusenburg - Ted Nilles

Band - 9 Windy City Cadets

t/ - 1 ;>< Cocn-Cola

-C - 2 Sweeney DeSoto

-0 - 3~

Red Cross

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PARADE LINE-UP

Colo Mart_-~~ on Stilts

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c - 4

-C - 5

C - 6-- lPJ_.C-7

X. Cook County Friskie Float

~ Cook County Safety Jeep

Johnny Courtney Midget RacerJ>.M~o\..-"'.<.--oJ'~ a ~ "'-'......,~""

. f.liniature Corvette .. Gordon Hite

--Band ... 10 James J. Zientek Post Drum and Bugle Corps

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Frank's Dept. Store

South'te'.m Beonomis t

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- Band - 11 / Chicago Stock Yard Kiltics.

______ C - 12 'Green Oaks Shopping Center

- ..H - 3 .x Bunny Banes (Upsan Downs) 15 horses

--H - 4 '/. F. Fahlbusch (Glenwood Stables) Horse and Buggy

- H....- 5 Judy Bernson - 7 horses and riders

-C - 13~(,..v

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Jubilee Float