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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
5
The Forest Park Women’s Club executive board will meet at 1 00 PM on Tuesday March 12 at Mrs Emil Haug’s home 1002 Hannah Ave. Reports and planning for the Easter Hat Bar at Chicago State Hospital will be discussed. Hats purses scarves and jewelry needed by March 16. info calls listed.
Legal notice states that a certificate under the assumed name Cave Mfg Co was filed with Cook County Clerk file No. B-15966 on February 16, 1568. Place of business listed as P.O. Box 41 Forest Park Michigan. Owner: Carol Dawn Ignaszak 619 S Hannah, Forest Park.
Gerald Schaumberg of Forest Park Middle School won the school art contest sponsored by Forest Park Woman's Club. Winning entry advances to the 6th District of Mitnois Federation of Women's Clubs for further judging. Many displays impressed judges including Mrs. Robert Johnston and others from local art groups.
Twenty members attended the February 15 Valentine social led by Helen Marousek. New member Lillian Urbanek joined. A luncheon was served. Carrie Defzman won the prize, an Electric Percolator. Game prizes went to Carrie Delzman, Lois Masek, Peg Moore, Elizabeth Reinke, Lilian Urbanek, and Katherine Blewfield.
The Perpetual Help Mothers Club of St Bernardine's Parish invites all parish women to join a Membership Sunday after Masses on March 10 in the vestibule to accept new applicants. A social and fundraising meeting is set for March 13 at 8:00 p.m. in the school hall with hat show by Sue cn Central and local ladies modeling.
Heinz Adam assistant director of education for the Hadley School for the Blind will speak at the Friends of the Library event in the East meeting room on Thursday evening March 21. Born in Berlin he came to the U S in 1925 and lost sight at 24. He has taught multiple languages at Hadley and now works with Braille for stenographers. Admission to Friends Meetings is 20 cents.
Many residents report improved living standards yet a large portion remains behind as debt and rising costs outpace wages. Officials cite uneven benefits, urging savings and employment programs to bridge gaps.
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