Intelligence Corps openings for young men
Sgt Dan R Fenley at the Oak Park Army recruiting station announces limited enlistments in the U S Army Intelligence Corps. Trainees go to Fort Holabird Maryland to become Language Interpreter Counterintelligence Agent Interrogator or Intelligence Analyst. Requirements include keen observation memory map reading integrity loyalty and excellent physical condition. contact the recruiting station for details.
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U.S. Army Intelligence Corps
Dan R. Fenley
U.S. Army
Lake &J
Oak Park
Army Intelligence Center
Fort Hoabird
Fenley
Army Recruiting Station
Post Office
Chest Drive Exceeds Quota in Forest Park
Milton Eggerding chairman of Forest Park's Community Chest Drive said the $3,000 goal was reached and surpassed by over $1,000. Don Peaslee led the business and industrial division mail campaign while Beta LaPoint Scout leaders ran the residential division. A reorganization meeting is set for Jan 30 at the Park Building at 8 p.m. Contact Milt Eggarding at FO 6-3286 or OL 6-6220.
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Milton Eggerding
Forest Park
Don Peaslee
Beta LaPoint
Milt Eggarding
December Cub Scout Pack 104 Christmas Party
Pack 104 held its December meeting with a Christmas party including candle lighting, tree decorating, carols, gifts, and refreshments. Mike Rasch earned a perfect score in uniform inspection while plans for January Pinewood Derby and a candy sale were announced.
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Cub Scout Pack 104
Mike Rasch
Forest Park Band Parents Meet Friday January 15
Forest Park Public School Band Parents plan a Friday January 15 meeting at Garfield School The chorus directed by Miss Loretta Guelly will present the program
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Forest Park
Garfield School
Loretta Guelly
Fraternity of Taste: The CBLT Sandwich Lore
A playful piece extols the CBLT as America’s favorite open-face sandwich. It outlines a quirky club of devoted fans, notes the “initiation” by trying the hot toast with mayonnaise tomatoes cheese and bacon, and gives a concise recipe for browning perfection.
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CBLF
CBLT
CBUT
America
Chamber Names Committee Heads for 1968
Secretary Wick reports Christmas decorations and gift distribution cost 2230.79 with donations 1877.00. Donations in 1967 rose by 28 from 1966. Disbursements reached 2523.17, creating a 282.38 deficit covered by Chamber funds. President Ratajak names 1968 committee chairs across promotions, membership, golf outing, banquet, decorations, parking and civic, sidewalk sales.
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Wick
Santa Claus
Chamber
Ratajak
Phil Golden
Sam Zussman
Ray Campbell
David Blumenfeld
Ed Malczynski
Lorrayne Wick
Ed Connelly
Castellani
Zussman
Cliff Clemens
Howard Mohr
Dom Peaslee
Peaslee
Ed Huebner
Carl Schwebl
Lee Robitschek
Annual Banquet Set for April 16 at Mangam's Chateau
The Annual Banquet under chairmanship of Phil Golden is scheduled for April 16 at Mangam's Chateau. A portable color TV is expected as grand prize. Tickets are $9.00 per person, with a maximum of 450 reservations.
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Phil Golden
Mangam
Chateau
Two Hatcher brothers die 36 hours apart in Oak Park area
Lloyd R. Hatcher 66 died January 5 after collapsing in West Suburban hospital lobby while visiting his brother Orville R. 64 who suffered a heart attack January 1 and died January 7 in Adams Street Forest Park. Both born in Kirksville Missouri had lived in the villages over 26 years. Orville, a layout man at Chicago Boller Co. for 30 years, married to Mary Patricia O Day, father of Peggy Hogg and grandfather of Steven and David. They were brothers of Imo Roberts Anna Colwell Jane Schaefer Hazel Johns Earl and the late Rev Edgar Hatcher.
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Hatcher
Lloyd R
Oak Park
Orville R
Adams St. Forest Park
Lloyd
Orville
Kirksville
Chicago Boller Co
Mary Patricia
O'Day
Peggy Hogg
Riverside
Calif
Steven An David
Imo Roberts
Anna Colwell
Jane Schaefer
Hazel Johns
Earl
Edgar Hatcher
VFW Auxiliary Offers Free Window Flags in Forest Park
Forest Park families with a serviceman in the family can receive a free window flag from the VFW Auxiliary. To arrange a flag, call Barbara Marousek at FO-6 056] or Betty Schulte at FO-6 2393.
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Forest Park
VFW
Barbara Marousek
Betty Schulte
Proviso High Schools Institute Highlights Curriculum Revisions
Proviso Township High Schools will feature course of study and curriculum revision activities at a faculty institute on Thursday Jan 25. Parents are reminded students will not attend Thursday and Friday Jan 25 and 26. The second semester starts Monday Jan 29.
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Proviso Township High Schools
West Suburban Guild Offers Children’s Art Classes
The West Suburban Artists Guild sponsors ten Saturday morning art classes for ages 6 to 12 starting February 3 from 10 to noon at the Broadview Community Building 26005 13th Ave. Materials provided. Instructor is Mr. Robert Evensen. For information and registration call Mrs. Malhard Scheiblein FI 4-8507.
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West Suburban Artists Guilds
Broadview
13Th Ave
Robert Evensen
Malhard Scheiblein
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
I extend thanks to friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy after my bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Harvey Neuman Joe Calcagno and Bob Holland of Calcagno's Food Mart for kindness and help and to the Forest Park Police for prompt service. Mrs. Lawrence H Schultz
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Harvey Neuman
Joe Calcagno
Bob Holland
Calcagno’s Food Mart
Forest Park
Lawrence H. Schultz
Milburg Family Thanks Police and Fire Team for Quick Hospital Transport
The Milburg Family and Marg Weber express gratitude to Lt Ziebell Officer Cowen Tireman Weatherford and Huebner for prompt service sending our husband and dad to the hospital.
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Harry Milburg
Ziebell
Cowen Tireman
Weatherford and
Huebner
Lone Tree Area Girl Scout Council Meeting Notes
The Lone Tree Area Girl Scout Council will hold its annual meeting Monday at Grace Lutheran Church River Forest at 7 30 p m. All adult Scouts are invited. Officers and Board members will be elected. Mrs Hal Secor will preside. Troop 40 Senior Scouts Forest Park will present the opening flag ceremony.
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Lone Tree Area
Bridge Program Expands Classes At Oak Park YMCA
Leo 5, Weiner a nationally known bridge expert and head instructor for the Oak Park YMCA announces plans to enlarge instructional classes. Two tournaments will be held weekly with one on Wednesday afternoons and another on Fridays from 7 46 to 10 pm. Tournaments are open to the public. For information call the YMCA at 383 5200.
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Leo
Weiner
Oak Park
Swim Serenade at Proviso East by Swim Club
The Swim Club of Proviso East presents Serenade of the Seven Seas on February 1 and 3. Performers include Bonnie Muir Stephanie Horback and Barbara Rumme all from Forest Park.
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Swim Club
Proviso East
Bonnie Muir
Stephanie Horback
Barbara Rumme
Forest Park
March of Dimes Needs Volunteers for Collection Day
Urgent help is needed for the March of Dimes Collection on Tuesday Jan 30. Volunteers are sought for that evening or any time during the day to collect for this cause. Call Mrs Edward C Lustholf at FO 6 2505.
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Edward C. Lustholf
Masonic program features River Forest quartet
Circle Lodge 938 ALF and AM hosts Oak Park River Forest High School String Quartet for a Friday 1 pm program at River Forest Masonic Temple 7720 Lake River Forest. The event invites members facilities and friends to attend the special entertainment program.
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Tichard Ghrist
Circle Lodge
ALF & AM
Oak Park River Forest High School
River Forest Masonic Temple
Lake, River Forest
Grandmothers Club Celebrates Ninth Anniversary
The Grandmothers Club marked its ninth anniversary on January 10 at the Park Building with a party and refreshments. A brief business meeting approved sending a donation to the Retarded Children's Fund. A white elephant sale is planned for the next meeting on February 14.
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Grandmothers Club
the Park Bldg
Childrens Fund
Senior Citizens Meeting Notes and Park Board Sponsorship
The January 9 gathering opened with formalities and a vote of thanks to the Park Board for offering sponsorship. Helen Chatlin is home recuperating after surgery. Omesick Mist, Mrs. Fink, and Ohmack remain hospitalized. By law revisions will be read and voted on at the next meeting. copies will be mailed. Membership will close to non citizens of Forest Park. Current membership stands as is.
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Park Board
Helen Chatlin
Omesick Mist
Forest Park
Proviso East Team Earns Third in Carbondale Debate
Proviso East debate team won third place in the Southern Mlinots University tournament at Carbondale among 97 entrants. G Cecil Reynolds of Maywood and William Finke of Forest Park joined team member to debate three rounds affirmative and three rounds negative on the resolution that Congress should establish uniform criminal investigation procedures.
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Proviso East
Carbondale
Jan
G. Cecil Reynolds
Maywood
William Finke
Forest Park
Congress of the United States
Auditors Meet moved to Feb 1 in Forest Park
The Board of Town Auditors of Proviso will meet at the Town Clerk's office 7508 Madison Forest Park on Thursday Feb 1 at 5 30 p m for the regular monthly meeting. The Highway Commissioner will also meet with the Town Clerk on Feb 1 at 9 am for the regular monthly meeting instead of Feb 6.
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Board of Town Auditors
Town of Proviso
Madison
Forest Park
YMCA Open House Invites Oak Park Members and Friends
Members and friends of the Oak Park YMCA are invited to the Annual Open House on Sunday January 28 from 2 PM until close at 285 8 Marion.
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Oak Park
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Pack 104 News
Ahah
Chamber Names Committee
Reich & Becker
Roosevelt Rd
Milburg Family
Marg Weber
Girl Scouts
March of Dimes
Auditors Meet
YMCA
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