Concordia Offers NDEA Summer Institutes in Reading and Geography
Concordia Teachers College River Forest will host summer Institutes funded by the National Defense Education Act. Dr. Arvin W. Hahn coordinates the Reading Geography and Disadvantaged Youth Institutes for 40 invited participants June 21 to July 30 with housing and recreation. Ralph L. Reinke outlines the Reading Institute aims to boost elementary teachers in self contained classrooms through lectures demonstrations and laboratory work. Dr. Krause explains the Disadvantaged Youth Institute seeks to deepen understanding of inner city cultural problems and inter disciplinary approaches to help disadvantaged boys and girls. Dr. Gross states the Geography Institute intends to raise geography instruction quality via regional analysis spatial interrelationships and landscape interpretation.
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Concordia Teachers College
River Forest
NDEA
Arvin W. Hahn
Concordia
Reading Institute
Ralph L. Reinke
Victor C.krause
Institute
Spe
Cial
Herbert H. Gross
Geography Institute
Junk is Anything Lying Around You Trash After Ten Years
A quip about wastefulness notes that items left unused for a decade should be discarded long before they become urgent. The speaker critiques keeping clutter that serves no purpose and urges timely disposal to avoid last minute scrambles.
YMCA Day Camp Announces Summer Program in Oak Park
A staffed YMCA day camp for boys and girls in grades 2 through 6 runs eight one week sessions from June 21 to August 13. Activities include hikes, games, archery, swimming lessons, crafts, and more with daily pool time and two swimming lessons each week. Registration at the Oak Park YMCA or 255 Marion Street, Oak Park, or by phone at 43 5200.
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YMCA
Oak Park
Marion Street
Proviso East Names Staff for Yearbook and Newspaper
Proviso East announces its yearbook and school newspaper staffs at the annual April potluck. Michael McGhee is editor in chief with Sharon Kricks as managing editor and a full roster of editors reporters and business staff named for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Figler
Gary Born
Jim Muncheff
Karen Swanson
Darlene Winter
Jeff Hall
Sara Schaefer
Penny Spudens
Albert May
John Kelly
Janet Savilte
Carol Schaller
Mary Gillespie
Judy Blayney
Peggy Berndt
Thomas Zilic
Sandra Schiller
Provi
Proviso
Sandra
Marshal Boehmter
Elizabeth Mueller
Cheryl Trapp
Linda Chao
Cindy No~rak
Phil Karras
Valdis Silins
Rosemary Williams
Wendy Sandelin
John Aschuff
Susan Adriette
Prov
Christina Glock
Janet 2 Zimmerman
Language honors Carl Orland of Forest Park at contest
Forest Park junior Carl Orland of Proviso East High earned a Superior rating in the Russian language contest held in Naperville. He was among three students to receive the top rating in Latin or Russian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl, Orland
Forest Park
Proviso East High
Naperville
Colorado State Grad Katherine Whelpley Earns Liberal Arts Degree
Katherine M. Whelpley of 931 Elgin receives a bachelor of arts in liberal arts with medical technology from Colorado State College in Greeley on May 30.
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Katherine M. Whelpley
Elgin
Colorado State College
Greeley, Colo
Wisconsin student Rudolph Fleege among UW Madison honors
Wisconsin scholar Rudolph J. Fleege is among University of Wisconsin Madison students to be honored at the All University Honors convocation on campus Sunday at 4 p.m. June 6. Other students from the university will receive recognition for outstanding work.
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Rudolph J. Fleege
Thomas
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Army Seeks Large Crew of Motor Mechanics
M/Sgt. Len Colden announces a strong demand for Army motor mechanics. Training covers Engineer Equipment Maintenance, Artillery Track Vehicle Maintenance, Automotive Repair, Aircraft Maintenance, and Aircraft Hydraulics Repair, lasting five to 19 weeks. High school grads may select specialty and enlistees in June may be guaranteed entry. applicants must be 18 or older, or 17 with parental consent, and in good physical condition. Contact Sgt. Colden at 901 W. Lake St. Oak Park or call 386-8666.
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U. S.army
Len Colden
Army
Colden
New Action Army
Sgt
W. Lake St
Oak Park
Lightell to portray The Drunk in An Enemy of the People
Kenneth Lightell, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Lightell of 419 Elgin, will play The Drunk in An Enemy of the People, the Arthur Miller adaptation of Ibsen. Performances occur at Barbara Pfeiffer Memorial Hall on the North Central College campus in Naperville.
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Kenneth Lightell
Ray Lightell
Elgin
Arthur Miller
Ibsen
Barbara Pfeiffer
North Central College
Naperville
Chicago Circle Bid for Office Furniture Contract
Business Interiors Inc of Forest Park received a 3795.60 order from University of Illinois to furnish deliver and install one lot of steel office furniture for the Chicago Circle Union as part of a total purchase of 89265.59.
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Business Interiors, Inc
Forest Park
University of Uinols
Chicago Circle Union
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