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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
2
Chief John Tobin defended village Police Reservists against a critic's letter. He said reservists take the same oaths as regular officers and may arrest, are partly paid, wear village uniforms, and are a vital emergency asset. He urged citizens to respect and support the Reservists.
Paul George Spzawski of 7419 Randolph was trapped Monday night as he attempted to flee Red Barn restaurant with $1,204.13 in coins and merchandise. Officer Richard Archambault and Nick Mash spotted the prowler, with Sgt. Crane and Officers Thebes and Merritt arriving as he entered the back door. Spizewski was booked for burglary.
Roy H Mohr leads the Orphans Mobile Day Assn of Chicago in the 63rd annual outing at Lincoln Park on Wednesday August 16 for 5000 orphans crippled children and elderly persons. The event funds food beverages stage show and toys with volunteers needed to drive and transport attendees.
Two Stange brothers from Forest Park died within weeks of each other. William Stange aged 66 died July 4 and was married to Gretchen Gates and father to Helen Dismang Dorothy Van Sky and William. Interment was at Arlington Cemetery. Walther Stange died June 13 at age 4. Survived by daughters Pearl and Ruth and a 500 in assets. Edward Stange of Forest Park is a brother.
Proviso Township officials schedule the annual golf outing at St Andrews Golf and Country Club West Chicago for August 2 with reservations only and prizes including TVs and camera. Oktoberfest 67 planners outline events from September 14 to 16 in Forest Park featuring beer garden parade dance bicycle race photo exhibit flower show carnival and more.
Forest Park reports February March and April sales tax collections totaling 52,241 dollars 39 cents. Local government to receive the revenue from these months.
New president Jack Riley begins a 14 month term as Herm Milas steps down. The club celebrates Lions International 50th anniversary and lists donations to Hadley School for the Blind, Leader Dogs for the Blind, Eye care for children, and various community funds totaling several hundred dollars.
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