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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
4
An advertisement promotes Mackle-Built Deltona Florida homes from $7,900 with payments as low as $240 down and $49.27 monthly. FHA mortgages available regardless of age and no closing costs. Contact Dan McNeill and Anna L Dowies for details and an inspection trip at River Forest and Deltona locations.
On Sunday several members and their families will visit the Hadley School for the Blind for the annual Lion's Day. Directors voted to donate 345 dollars to Leader Schools for the Band and a similar amount to the Hadley school. Members and wives will hold their Christmas dinner at the Pines Restaurant on Dec 15, with plans under way for the international convention next July in Los Angeles.
Thomas D. Eggers, 628 Beloit, becomes a typewriter sales representative for Royal McBee Corp in Chicago. Eggers, 23, previously served with the U.S. Marine Corps in North Africa.
Four Forest Park girls won in the North America Savings branch Thrift Essay contest with first, second, and third place prizes of 75, 40, and 25 dollars. County winners advance to Illinois finals and then national judging with results in April 1965. Local parochial schools led with three from St Bernardine Jr High and one from Walther Lutheran High. Pictured are Sisters Bernella and Matthias Mary of St Bernardine and the top three county winners Victoria Schremser Patricia Smith Linda Berfbak with Jim Dale presenting. A second photo shows Marvin Schlichting Walther Lutheran High counselor Linda Bald ridge first place high school winner and Jim Dale of North America. Winners may add over 500 dollars to thrift accounts.
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