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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
4
Joseph A. Rizzo, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Santo A. Rizzo of 819 Marengo, was promoted to private first class on July 12 while serving in Germany with the 75th Artillery unit.
John Conklin, a garage mechanic with Northern Illinois Gas, marks a 25 year service anniversary this month. He began in 1940 and has worked mainly in transportation in Oak Park and Bellwood. A Forest Park resident, he and wife Rose Mary live at 7715 Adams with two sons, a married daughter Mary Catherine Novack, and two grandchildren. The Conklins belong to St Bernardine Church.
The Board of Education of School District No 300 in Cook County Illinois announces a tentative budget for fiscal year 1965 1966 will be available for public inspection at the Board Office 1000 N Wolf Rd Northlake Illinois after 9 00 am CDT on August 5 1965 A public hearing on the budget is scheduled for 8 00 pm CDT on September 1965 at 1000 N Wolf Rd Northlake Illinois Dated July 28 1965 Robert M Collins Secretary of the Board of Education
Sixty four cadets from Forest Park Joliet Evanston and Lemont toured McDonnell Aircraft Corp St Louis Mo on July 17 staying overnight at Pere Marquette State Park and visiting the plant in military convoy Officials from McDonnell and the U S Navy explained current achievements At the industrial complex they viewed the Navy Phantom TI and Air Force F 101 Voodoo then highlighted Mercury and Gemini spacecraft during the visit.
William Voss formerly of 7326 Washington has been moved from Danville Veterans Hospital to Hines Hospital. He is confined in room 306 and welcomes cards or visits from friends.
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