Forest Park Village Council July 23 1962 Meeting Notes
Forest Park village council met July 23 1962 with Acting Mayor Lambke presiding due to Mayor Meyer's absence. Proceedings approved minutes and bills, discussed door to door fundraising for The City of Hope September 9 to 15, and approved various payments. Harold Blough reappointed to Civil Service Board. tax levy ordinance passed. street and utility items reviewed.
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Forest Park
Cook County
Illinois
Comm
Blue
Comm. Meyer
Comm. Blue
Harold Blough
Civil Service Board
Meyer
Ilinois
Ladies Bowling League Forming in St. Berhardine's
Ladies bowling teams are forming in St. Berhardine's Ladies Bowling League. They bowl on Thursdays at p.m. at the Bowler's Club. To join, call Erna Weingand FC 6-4508 before Aug 15.
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St. Berhardine
Erna Weingand
Card of Thanks for Rose Franke
The family of the late Rose Franke expresses deep appreciation for sympathy shown in their bereavement. Special thanks are given to the Forest Park Fire Dept., Dr Giardina, and Zimmermans for their kind assistance.
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Rose Franke
Forest Park Fire Dept
Giardina
Zimmerman
Picnic committee member noted for Catholic Order of Foresters event
Schwarz of 7450 Warren served on the Pop and Sweets committee for the Catholic Order of Foresters last Sunday. The picnic took place at Miller Meadows.
Bierstubes And Lederhosen The New Backyard Party Trend
An article explains Bierstube parties inviting old world leisure and informality indoors or outdoors. A Tausician band or song sheets boost revelry with costume decor and checkered cloths. A recipe like Cheddar Beer Dip accompanies beer ready snacks and a cheese spread.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Community note and parade updates from Forest Park and veterans groups
The Post sells 3x5 American Flags for 3.00 with free door delivery via FO 6-4638, ask for Elmer. The Flower Guard led by Capt Elmer Licht will carry The 4th Distanct Colors in the Minneapolis National Convention parade. Forest Park Cougars attend the National Convention and compete in A Corps carrying The Colors of our Past. Cougar membership grows to 70 active members for the drum and bugle corps. Bill Heschele invites entries for the 6th Annual VFW Junior Rifle Match and seeks rifle instructors at FO-6-0640 and Ed Mansch at FO-6-3643. Jim Crowley named Quarter Master of the year at the Springfield state convention with a trophy. Veterans join the VFW.
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Elmer
Elmer Licht
Minneapolis
Carl Schurz
Lucille
Forest Park
Bill Heschele
VFW
Bil
Ed Mansch
Our
Jim Crowley
Springfield
Jim
VPW
Local Scouts enjoy nature at Camp Shin-Go-Heek
Waupaca Wisconsin last week Camp Shin Go Heek hosted activities for Troop 108 Scouts Ken Wentland and Doug Genens. The event highlighted nature study and outdoor skills with local boys participating.
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Shin-Go-Heek
Waupaca
Wis
Ken Wentland
Doug Genens
Edwin Koessler Returns from NYC Vacation
Edwin Koessler of 10 Lathrop recently spent two weeks in New York City and sent the REVIEW a copy of the New York Herald Tribune.
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Edwin Koessler
Lathrop
New York City
NEW York Herald Tribune
Navy Recruit Paw Jr Minogue Begins Training
Navy recruit Paw Jr Minogue son of Mr and Mrs Paul J Minogue of HQ Hannah started recruit training on July 13 at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Michigan.
People fear taking chances when opportunity appears
A reflective note suggests those who complain about never getting a chance might fear risking failure even when a real opportunity presents itself. The piece frames hesitation as a barrier to action and growth.
How to Tempt a Fish Popular at Local Library
Forest Park Public Library reports more than 160 how-to books in the card catalog, with topics from wills and retirement to tempt a fish and travel on a budget. Librarian Miss Josephine Austin notes high circulation of these practical manuals across hobbies, home building, and business skills.
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Forest Park Public Library
Josephine Austin
Kunz Family Holds 7th Ray Kunz Day Reunion
The Kunz family of Forest Park schedules their 7th annual Ray Kunz Day on August 6 at Miller Meadows. Lucille Ensweiler and Marion Kel oversee food and corn roast while Chuck Leitz, Herb Collins, and Walter Kel manage parking and games.
KU Preview Draws 132 Upperclass Transfers
Joe T. Scolire of 1237 Marengo was among 132 new upperclass transfer students at the University of Kansas Preview held Thursday and Friday. More than 1500 prospective students attended to take placement tests confer with faculty advisers and arrange housing.
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Joe T. Scolire
Marengo
Lth
University of Kansas
Wisconsin couple visits campus to register for UW studies
Ton M. Schuster daughter of Theodore and Schyncer of 537 Thomee and John T. Moraitis son of Gust Moraitis of 1046 Lathrop visited the University of Wisconsin campus last week to register for UW studies in September.
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Ton M. Schuster
Theodore Schyncer
Thomee
John T. Moraitis
Gust Moraitis
Lathrop
University of Wisconsin
Pacific Airman Hoentsch Serves Aboard Valley Forge
Richard E. Hoentsch airman in the US Navy, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hoentach, serves aboard the amphibious ship USS Valley Forge in the Seventh Fleet unit in the Western Pacific area.
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Richard E. Hoentsch
USN
Walter Hoentach
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Valley Forge
Seventh Fleet
Pacific
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Council Proceedings
Lambke
Meyer- Mayer Meyer
Berlin
Meyer Comm
YEAS
City of Hope
Landke
Wilneis Bell
P-1 C Communications
J. A. Renatdi & Co
Chicago Stationers Inc
Miles W. Haupt
Itinoia Bell
Reich & Becker
Eberle Auto Service
Clinois Bell
State Penitentiary
Neptune Meter
Public Service
Chicago Great Western Railway
Forest Paint Co
Ilinois Bel
U.S. Auto Parts
Dunaway Chevrolet
NEW Business
Bertin
Claude Walker
Des Plaines’ Avenue
Congress Expressway
Des Plaines Avenue
Howard Whelpsey
Edward 8. Orphea, Jr
Charles W. Meske
By ED Mansch
NAVY
Eddie
Winwis Education Association
Ray Kunz
U, OF
Kansas
Wisconsin
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