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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1968
Page
2
Readers praise Forest Park spirit on Madison Street while Brownie troops plan a May 6 event honoring the Illinois Sesquicentennial. UCP thanks Forest Park volunteers for the Jan 14 fund drive raising 764.31 for cerebral palsy services.
Letter from a Forest Park resident to Mr. Walker notes a nearly $700,000 debt for public school renovations and states opposition to approving further funding. The writer believes repayment extends to 1976 and opposes additional money for school changes.
Census takers will visit Forest Park homes next week to determine the village population for municipal benefit calculations. The town seeks cooperation, notes credentials required, and invites qualified residents to apply for census taker positions through Village Clerk William McKenzie.
Anna Jean of 1330 Elgin left her back door open briefly allowing entry by a burglar who ransacked the home and found $500 in cash plus several dollars. Eva Hot of 1307 Harlem reported a break in with no loss but the door pried open and the house rummaged. prints wiped, drawers turned, two cups displaced.
St Peters hosts annual Youth Sunday on April 21 at 10 25 a m with Lance Christeil delivering the sermon. Chancel assistants include Kenneth Lanious Roy Christel Linda Cafareli Mary Hallock Debra Popelka Kathy Kaercher and Henry Bentel. Ushers are Robert and Richard Krieger David Kistenbroker Robert Crane and John Hilgenberg. The Sunday School choir will sing It is no Secret and music is by Cheryl Mastarano Mrs Gertrude Fischer and Valerie Christel.
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