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NETTIE â€" Then i‘m Goine To TELL ‘EM THEY ALL OUGHT TC lae HOME LISTENING To THE FINE RADIO THE FOLKS GOT AT STEEFEFEN AUTO SUPPLY According to Mr. Pertz‘ calendar, the fall play, "The Youngest," will be held on Friday evening, November 21. There will be two days off for Thanksgiving recess, November 27 and 28. During the third six weeks, a Christmas party will be held, and Christmas vacation will last from Deâ€" comber 19 to January 5. January 30 |will mark the end of the first semâ€" ester. Second Semester Events The senior class play willâ€" be held earlier this year than formerly and will be February 20. April 17, and spring concert will be held. Spring vacation also starts on this date. High School Calendar for Year Is Completed Activities for the school year at Deerfieldâ€"Shields have been planned, and the calendar, made out by Mr. Pertz, school statiscian, is complete The Junior Prom and . Student Stunts will both come during the sixth sixâ€"weeks period, the former on May 9, and the latter on May 15. June 12 will end the semester, and on June 18, commencement will take place Begin American Folk Music Series Oct. 18 The music of the American Indian, the first of the "American Folk Muâ€" sic Series" to be presented at Orchesâ€" tra hall this fall under the auspices of the Board of Education, will be presented (by real Indians a week from Saturday morning (October 18). The Redskins, members of the Naâ€" vajo, Pueblo, Ottawa and Winnebago tribes, will provide a program of tribal songs and dances under the diâ€" rection of Marx and Anne Obernâ€" dorfer. ‘â€"Mr. and Mrs. Oberndorfer, the former a past president of the Society of American Musicians, are known throughout the country for their research in the realm of native American music, their radio concerts, und their recitals. In order that all the school children of Chicago and its suburbs may hear the programs, each of the five conâ€" certs is to be given at 9:30 a.m. and repeated at 11:15. The concerts will be given on alternate Saturday mornâ€" ings, extending into midâ€"December, when the final program, "Christmas Carols of Many Lands," will be given in keeping with the holiday season. ar as can be determined at presâ€" Phone H. P. 35( Greatly Outweighed The Deerfield eleven fought hard but the superior weight of their opâ€" ponents proved too severe a handicap to overcome. Neither team scored in the first quarter although the ball was in Oak Park territory most of the time. . Late in the second quarter the Oak Parkers started a march which culminated when Richardson crossed the goal line on a drive through center. Early in the third quarter a series of spinner and off tackle plays gave Oak Park the ball on the Floydmen‘s 8 yard line from where Lawrence scored on a quarter back sneak. The quarter ended with Deerfield trailing 12 to 0. â€" A twenty yard run by "Jackâ€" ie" Allens followed by Worthington‘s 40 yard sprint gave Deerfield a touchâ€" down in the last quarter. The run was called back for offâ€"sides and the game ended with the villagers triâ€" umphant, 12 to 0. FROSHâ€"SOPH TEAM Loses to Oak Park Saturday the locals engage the Proâ€" viso Froshâ€"Soph combination in Deerâ€" field at 12:30. The Deerfield light weights will journey to Proviso. Lineup: Deerfield (0) Oak Park (12) Craig LE (¢) Ruyter Peterson LT Miller Atherton LG R. Anderson Swan C Weybrown Cook RG Kelly Gansberg RT Lindberg Peritoni RE Edmunds Cummings QB Lawrence Belmonde LHB Richardson Allens (c) RHB C. Anderson Attridge FB Lery D. H. 8. Teams to Play Three Games Saturday Deerfieldâ€"Shields football teams are playing three games next Saturday, October 18. The lightweights, coached by Mr. Thurston, are playing at Proâ€" viso at 10 o‘clock in the morning, the freshmanâ€"sophomore team, under Mr. Zipoy are playing here at. 12:15 o‘clock. The main feature of the day is the heavyweight contest at 2:30 in the afternoon. â€" Last year Deerfield fought Proviso to a 12â€"12 tie, but this year the boys are going to win if they can possibly do it. Proviso evidently has a strong outâ€" fit as they whipped ~Roosevelt by # score of 21â€"6. MISS ANNA WILLAS 371 Laurel Ave. â€" Phone H. P. 2463 47 Bt. Johns Avenue HIGHLAND PARK Graduate in Swedish massage. Also reducing treatments. DR. J. W. SHEDD Telephone H. P. 357 Thursday, October 16, 1980 NEW ADDRESS DENTIST RG RT RE QB LHB Oak Park (12) (¢c) Ruyter Miller R. Anderson Weybrown Kelly Lindberg Edmunds Lawrence Richardson C. Anderson Lery ILLINOIS