Sixteen Candidates Named For Junior College Board Race
Twenty candidates filed for seven seats on the proposed two year Community College to serve Proviso Leyden and Elmwood Park townships. Endorsements split between the Community College Citizens committee and the Committee for Sensible School Tax Administration. Independent candidates Frank Leno Edward Lussow and Martha Smith Luck also running.
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Community College
Proviso
Leyden
Elmwood Park
Community College Citzens Committee
Roy C. Jones
Wade A. Steel
Robert C. Saspath
Frank Uitvlugt
Leo Paller
Hugh B. Nellans
Charles Ryndon, Jr
CCU College
Tax Deadline Notice From Township Collector
The township collector's books must close by May 1. Afterward tax bills are paid at the County Collector's office in the County Building Chicago. The first installment can be paid at the bank. For details call Collector William C. Ung Jr at PL 4 1522.
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Chicago
Wiliam Col Ung, Jr
Three Forest Parkers Earn Straight A's at Proviso East
Straight A students from Forest Park named Patricia Loyd Barbara Schultz and Carl Orland achieved top grades this semester at Proviso East High School. Loyd and Schultz are seniors. Orland is a junior, marking a strong academic performance for the trio.
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Forest Parkers
Proviso East
Patricia Loyd
Barbara Schultz
Carl Orland
Annual Fish Fry at Walther High Friday
The 7th annual Fish Fry and Scholarship Dinner will be held at Walther Lutheran High School in Melrose Park on Friday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Proceeds go to the Grant in Aid Fund for needy students The dinner began in 1958 and over the past six years has awarded 15 tuition scholarships The event will be served in the school cafeteria 900 Chicago Melrose Park Menu includes perch smelt and Italian beef sandwiches with dessert Elroy E Heinrich and Joseph A Karner are assisting.
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Walter Lutheran High School
Melrose Park
Walther Lutheran High School
Chicago
Wisconsin
Lake, Michigan
Elroy E. Heinrich
Marengo
Joseph A. Karner
Police Chief Urges Forest Park Call Police as Safeguard
Forest Park police chief urges residents to call the department at FOG-2425 for suspicious noises. He says do not investigate yourself, and even a single public safety result justifies the effort.
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Elmer Schauratein
Forest Parkers
Police Department
Retirement Dinner Honors Mrs World at UIC Medical Center
Mrs Lualla World of 923 Lathrop will retire from the University of Illinois Chicago Medical Center. A dinner in her honor is planned for May 5 at the hospital campus.
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Lualla World
Lathrop
University of Illinois Chicago Medical Center
Army recruit completes eight week field communication course
Pvt. Edwin R. Schoenbeck aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs Edwin F Schoenbeck of 7708 Wilcox completed an eight week field communication crewman course at the Army Armor Center Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Edwin R. Schoenbeck
Wilcox
Army Armor Center
Fort Knox
Park Board Seeks Vote to Raise Park Levy
The Park District asks public approval to raise the park tax levy by .05. The board cites desperate finances and warns operation hinges on the increase, averaging $3.95 per taxpayer. Last December the proposal lost by 38 votes at the Park Building polling place. A separate ballot asks about selling park land on Harrison near DesPlaines.
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Harrison
Ben Jolt
DesPlaines
Kindergarten Registration for Forest Park Public School
Parents planning to enroll children in Forest Park Public School Kindergarten for September 1964 must register on specified dates at Grant-White, Field Stevenson, Garfield, and Betsy Ross Schools. Children must be five by December 1, 1964. Bring birth certificate or obtain a copy from the county Statistics Department. It is not required to bring the child to registration.
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Forest Park
Grant-White
Circis and
Randolph
Stevenson
Beloit
Garfield
Hannah and Jackson
Betsy Roas
Mar
Engo
Department of Statistics
Post Office Changes Wednesday Schedule
Beginning April 29 the Forest Park Post Office will open the stamp and parcel post window from 8 30 a m to noon and money orders from 9 a m to noon with other services operating at the same times as before.
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Forest Park
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