26 Aug 1965
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
1
The calendar lists key dates from August 30 to June 15 including pre school workshops, instate day, first day, grading periods, and early dismissal days. Parent teacher conferences run 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. during specified weeks with report cards distributed at conferences.
Edward A. Antonelli son of Mr and Mrs John Antonelli of 947 Elgin is sworn into the Navy by Capt J Pace of the U S Naval Plant at Forest Park. He leaves Aug 9 for nine weeks training in San Diego California. Edward’s father appears in the center of the photo.
Forest Park Public Schools announce the start of classes on Tuesday Sept 7 with kindergarten through sixth grade reporting at 9 00 am and seventh and eighth graders at 430 am at the Junior High Gym. Dismissal is 230 pm. New students may register 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm at designated school offices including Junior High and Field Stevenson. Garfield Betsy Ross Hannah Jackson and other campuses listed.
Local youngsters completed swimming tests at the city pool and received Red Cross certificates. Recipients include Paul Gillis John Schaefer Art Kelm William Brda John Bowers Bobby Cox Ken Lasch duske Paul Johnson Gary Schultz Susan Kennedy Debra Popelka Sharon McCullough Diane Wendt April Freedle Wilma Calderone Julie Whelpley Virginia Ross Mary Jane Gillis Lorné Kenniston Debbie Johnson Cathy Sickta Melba Gillis Pat Bowers Susan Bauer.
Village council meets with mayor urging residents to volunteer for Community Chest and Youth Commission as crucial projects face survival. An engineer’s report proposes a Des Plaines River lift station costing 93 315 dollars plus land, to prevent sewer backup.
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