Corral Gala Planned By Incoming Freshman Board
The Corral group schedules a Friday May 28 gala party planned by incoming president Chuck Ben exly elected student presi d his board. Master of ceremonies chosen by hat and Seventh Avenue echoes as featured entertainer. Bennett announces committee posts with Wayne Vieth as VP and Mary Wood as secretary.
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Chuck Benexly
Seoul
Seventh Avenue Echoes
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Wayne Vieth
Mary Wood
Gail Laffey
Donna Jean Simonson
Hugh Beath
Gordon Leavitt
Lorraine Redis
Kenny Johnson
Pat Clarke
Nancy Knappenberger
House
Pete McKinney
Jarry Dougan
Midge Miles
Jane Futterer
Aller Calhamer
Village Buys Pine Avenue Lots
Riverside officials negotiate the purchase of three vacant Pine Avenue lots immediately west of the well house. Each 150 feet frontage fronts Pine and abuts the Chicago Burling and Quincy railroad right of way. Acquisition aims to expand water service facilities with potential for additional reservoir needs. The land adjoins water department property.
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Riverside
Nouth
Pine Avenue
Well House
Chicago, Burlin and Quincy Railroad
Water Department
Protest Bus Routes Stir Riverside Village Action
Riverside residents protested bus routes this week, presenting three petitions to the Village Board. Woodside road, Kimbark road, and the Methodist church groups urged buses avoid their streets, proposing alternatives via Woodside Park to the Zoo area. The board discussed routing with Brookfield and Chicago Zoo representatives while considering a highway easement over the streetcar right of way and disputed ownership.
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Riverside Village Board of Trustees
Woodside Road
31St Street
Vark Road
Kimbark Road
Woodside
Park Place
Strevtar
Freo
Methodist Church
Esooner
B. Ho Wagner
Riverside
Brookfield Vilage Board
Chicago
Bist Street
Forest Avenue
Hinsdale Man Flies to Seattle for National Scout Meet
Andrew E. Fenn of Hinsdale, a veteran Scout leader and national council representative, flies to Seattle to attend the National Scout meeting. He will travel by plane and return late May, carrying part in council activities and regional events.
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Hinsdale
Seattle
Andrew E. Fenn
Mall
West Sun Boy Scout Council
Jn Penn
National Council
Mayo
Apiane
Adncost
West
Interesting Talk for Mothers Group at LaGrange Church
Frank S. Endicott, Northwestern University education expert and bureau head, will speak on Personality Training of Our Youth at First Presbyterian Church LaGrange on Wednesday May 19 at 7 30 pm. The Senior Mothers group plans a pot luck dinner before the talk and invites all church members and community.
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Frank S. Endicott
Bureau of Placement
School of Education
Northwestern University
First Presbyterian Church
LaGrange
Hall
Riverside village negotiates Q Yard parking lease
Riverside village is negotiating a lease with Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad for two parking spaces at Q Yard. Final details were being worked out this week as the village prepares to use the space.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Riverside Village
Village plans parking area on railroad land and hotel site
Railroad officials will permit use of the land for parking after a long delay. Village Manager George L Op per prepared a sketch showing space for about 40 cars and a separate all day lot for about 25 cars on land formerly the Riverside hotel site.
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George L. Opper
Jon Bibs
Jart de Riverside Hotel
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