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   South End Reporter (Newspaper) - December 21, 1966, Chicago, Illinois                                south end FAMILY NEWSPAPER PARK 52 Pages Year NUMBER 11 Per Copy CHICAGO ILLINOIS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 21 1966 By Carrier Two High Schools Here In Plans The five-year program out- Francis B McKeag final until organizations like of schools that need help McKeag said in referring to from an overcrowded lined Saturday by Dr James tant superintendent in charge the Roseland Area Planning Carver is located in the new facilities tion F Redmond successor to of school planning Association are consulted geld Gardens area At present fenger has an He added But the whole Benjamin Willis as school day sites have not been ob- ne said Dr Robert Reinsch lea tw n w om ehen iv chools McKea high chools under the the plans are merely posed plan live and The building is a poor enrollment of students city is in the same situation superintendent will directly Tentatively McKeag facility for high school Tne building was aaA some schools operate on affect District 18 high school indicated one high school wouW haye a yoice in the McKeag pointed out ted to accomodate about days now boundaries in order to relieve would be built between of sites and the over- It could serve as an upper in an ideal situation said Triezenberg estimated that overcrowded conditions at and on State Street all grade center under the new principal George Fenger is about 175 to 180 Fenger High School Another would be in the siye pians berg percent overcrowded park Hign Qne the main concepts Fenger on a He pointed out that Fenger not limited to he new five-year plan is nour day because branch operates now on a limited fist two high the comprehensive school that like Curtiss that has comprehensive basis As added would include full academic as freshmen and West i understand it the He said Carver High School well as vocational training man's third floor serve as concept would be much would has a high priority on the Fenger needs a great relief facilities expanded under the plans wise Triezenberg said McKeag concluded Under- ger would have to operate on Tne announced plans an 11 day are exploratory We will work Triezenberg comment- with the communities ed that we are a long way organizations before anything from getting immediate relief is finalized Tax Free Firehouse For Calumet Park A few weeks ago citizens addition is being acquired of Calumet Park took matters The Firehouse is now into their own hands and be- housed in the same building gan building an addition to the as the Police equipment A firehouse at Throop total of 30 volunteer fireman All labor that has gone into the comprise the unit in Calumet approximate 78 by 42 brick Park and the men are among addition has been strictly the finest groups in the volunteer rounding area Money needed to buy The weather has been our supplies for the structure is greatest accorded all donated The first Lalie was recently raised by the As far as labor problems Tavern Association and pre- we have none weekends sented to the Village everyone pitches right in and Heading the Civic the job done are the Mayor Tony Pizza When the building is Fire Chief Edward Giordano the old quarters will be and the Police Chief Albert used to house the police cars Lalle and ambulance Calumet Park property prizes are being offered as owners will avoid an increase part of the incentive to in taxes because of the unique quire needed money for the manner in which the fire house building Jaycees Seeking Nominations are now being Illinois 60628 before mid- sought by the Gateway Branch night on Jan 15 of the Chicago Junior contest is an tion of Commerce and Industry to recognize a deserving for its 4th annual Roseland young man for the service Young Man of the Year which he has performed for quet the community The event will be held at Rickord can be contacted at the Martinique Restaurant on IN for further the evening of Saturday Feb tion 18 Tickets are son Entertained Nominees must be between West the ages of 21 and 35 and were sponsored by a civic service at a party Oh Santa Dear At Last You're Here through the thoughts of all our tots runs KEEP CHRISTMAS Let us keep Christmas And never never lose The blessing of the season That's always ours to choose Let us keep Christmas With all its majesty And never lose the magic We learned at mother's knee Let us keep Christmas Each year its ever new The story of the Wise Men The Baby Jesus too Let us keep Christmas canteen books Forever in the heart gift to always treasure From which we never part Hilda Butler Farr Anonymous Friend Margaret Thrilled By An Early Gift P r happiness the purchase of an automatic filled the household of page turner trude last Sunday is highly when her daughter a polio educated because she reads received an automatic a great deai She is also page turner very appreciative but regrets Margaret 29 has been the insistence of the donors since polio struck 11 to remain 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