23 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
1
Alan O'Day of Forest Park a Roosevelt University graduate student receives a history assistantship to Northwestern University. The appointment highlights cross campus collaboration and recognition of his academic work.
Two local students chosen as student body officers at Triton College Northlake are Gary Marinier serving as Treasurer and Kathleen Conway as Publicity head.
Doctors and nurses in white prepared St John Lutheran Church Forest Park for a second blood donor drive on May 22. About 200 members donated to Mt Sinai Midwest Blood Center, earning credits for church members to draw when needed. Harold Boesenberg chaired the Blood Bank committee. Mt Sinai mobile units could extend services with space and 65 donors.
Registration is open for the summer Learn-to-Swim program at Forest Park pool beginning June 27 under Park Superintendent James Sarno. Lorraine Popelka leads the lessons with Red Cross and Illinois certifications. five-dollar fee covers children 4 and older across two-week sessions.
Bellwood hosts a double astronaut welcome with Thomas P. Stafford and Eugene A. Cernan arriving at O'Hare Saturday. A motorcade, forum at Proviso East, and a Sunday parade and program follow, with a 800-guest reception at the Brass Rail to conclude.
St Bernardine parish plans its annual picnic at White Eagle Grove on July 17. The event offers pony rides for kids, games and dancing for teens, contests and prizes for adults, liquid refreshments, a food selection, and a chance to win a color TV, stereo record player, and other prizes.
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