08 Aug 1973
Page 18
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1973
Page
18
Mayor Howard Mohr and the Forest Park Village Council thank residents after a July referendum. Voters approved a 1 million four hundred fifty thousand dollar general obligation bond by 1 454 to 442 to finance a village wide street lighting and improvement program.
The village creates a LET unit with 15 staff and trained ministers to handle police referrals for social and emotional issues. Residents can reach the team via the 911 system, with aims to mediate family conflict, juvenile offenses, alcoholism, and other community problems before they worsen.
North Park College opens its football schedule against Mil Mkin University on September 22 with freshman Mark Gonder likely at offensive guard in the starting lineup. Gonder, son of Albert and Mrs. Gonder of 10 Bergman Court, is a Proviso East graduate and 5 10, 180 pounds. He projects to play a major role for Viking offense, likely blocking for senior QB Gary Duesenberg, who rank among NCAA leaders with 12.4 completions per game in 1972 and over 1,000 passing yards in his first three seasons. The Vikings begin CMI Wisconsin play at Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin, on September 15.
The final date for full time new student applications is extended from August 10 to August 23. Placement tests are set for August 17 at 6 p.m. and August 23, and a special ACT session is planned for August 22 at 8:30 a.m. Appointments via Admissions Office 456-0300 ext.252.
Forest Park residents celebrate the Golden Wedding of Barbara and Louie Mauro with a family Mass at their home in Ferdinand. A reception followed hosted by neighbors. Out-of-town Mauro relatives and friends send congratulations.
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