From Kitchen to Grease Pit Partners in Elk Grove Service Station
Jeanne Blazek becomes a full partner in the Medinah service station at Medinah and Irving Park roads with husband Don. She manages pumps and grease pit while balancing motherhood with a busy schedule and volunteering. The family operation employs their five children and draws praise for a strong, traditional family business.
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Jeanne
Don Blazek
Elk Grove
Medinah
Irving Park Roads
Tom
Elk Grove High School
Japan
Don
Roselle
Itasca
Jeanne Blazek
Keeneyville
Lois Hultquist
United States Post Office
Franklin Park
Cloverdale Road
Fred
Roselle resident resigns library post. new chair named
Ronald Rosenthal stepped down as president of the Roselle Public Library Board of Directors after his family moved to Arlington Heights. William Myers Jr. was elected to replace him.
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Ronald Rosenthal
Roselle
Bensenville Police Rely on Civil Defense Volunteers
Chief Walter Tett reports three officers are absent, leaving a force of 15 from a full 18. Civil Defense volunteers train to handle desk and radio duties while officers work 10 to 12 hour shifts. Village leaders praise both the police and CD workers for maintaining patrols and protection until returning officers rejoin the squad.
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Bensenville
Walter Tett
Tett
Arthur Garcia
Russell Kasnick
Rolf Hodel
James Ingebrigtse
Northern Illinois University
the Register
Civil Defense Department
Maynard Unger
Police Department
Village
John D. Varble
Mrs. Caroline Cerman Rites Held at St Emily Church
Funeral mass for Mrs. Caroline Cerman age 85 was held Saturday at St Emily Catholic Church Mount Prospect. She died Thursday at home and is survived by three daughters Helen McClellan Mary Backus Sally Megerdle two sons Herman Cerman Frank Cerman four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial followed in the family plot.
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St. Emily Catholic Church
Mount Prospect
Caroline Cerman
Lee St
Helene McClellan
Mary Backus
Chicago
Sally Megerdle
Berwyn
Herman Cerman
Niles
Frank Cerman
Des Plaines
Harper Girl Wins New Car At Northwest Suburban Fair
Janet Addison 18 of Mount Prospect won a new Fiat 850 Spider valued at 2830 as grand prize of a five day Northwest Suburban Fair and Exposition at Arlington Park. Wayne F. Tite announced the drawing with over 7000 in other prizes awarded. Prize list to appear in Padock Publications Wednesday editions. Transportation needs noted by Janet's parents.
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Janet Addison
Sunset
Mount Prospect
Harper College
Janet
Arlington Park
Wayne F. Tite
Paddock Publications
the Fair
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Barbara
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Mary
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Paul
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Catherine Carter
Olly Carew
Pat Gerick
Bonnie Harker
Frank
Winnie Marquardt
Glenbard Education Association
Glenbard Dist
Southern Illinois University
John Kreft
Sam Marzullo
Art Podgorski
Jeff Widas
Tom Edbrooke
Larry Mitchell
Vicky Nottke
Sigmund Wojcik
Addison
Paul Libby
Robert Reiland
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University of Redlands
Calif
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Colorado State College
Carol E. Meyer
S. Rose St
Gamma Phi Beta
University of Oklahoma
Itascan
Patricia M. Michalczyk
Miss Michalczyk
Graduate School of Banking
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Richard Rathe
The
Roselle State Bank
Illini
University of Ilinois
Kathie Nosko
Thorndale
Western Illinois University
Macomb
Fred Welborn
Thomas Truesdell
Robert G. Truesdell
Poplar Ave
4Th Infantry Division
Vietnam
Robert Pilgrim
Norman Pilgrim
E. Pine Ave
Chanute Afb
Homestead Afb
Florida
Gerald L. Siems
Marvin Siems
W. Maple
2Nd Infantry Division
Korea
Jeff Krebs
Wright
Atlantic
Rudy Krebs
S. Princeton
College OF Dupage
Jan Schwagart
Carmen Rivas
Dupage Board OF Realtors
Nordic Hill Country Club
Route 53
Nordic Road
Vince Lombardi
U.S
House of Representatives
John Erlenborn
Wheaton
Glen Ellyn
Chicago Action
Earn
Arlington Heights
F.d.1.c
E. Higgins
Ill
Galahads
Swingers
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United States
Roselle Builders
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