12 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1964
Page
1
Randolph Marengo district approves an $800000 hi rise at 725 Randolph after five meetings. Mayor Mohr commends cooperation among homeowners builder and council and notes the project should boost north side property values. Five objectors spoke after the final vote.
Forest Park's share of the November sales tax amounted to 13275 dollars.
Absentee ballots are available for the March 21 college referendum. Eligible voters outside the county can vote by mail or in person at Proviso East, under Mrs. Hattie Haupt, with deadlines five days before the election by mail and up to three days if voting in person. Voters must meet Illinois residency requirements to participate.
The Board of Education will convene Friday in the Board Office at Field Stevenson School located at 925 Beloit. Agenda details and start time are not specified in the readable text.
The annual Easter Seal door to door parade to raise funds for crippled children and adults will be Sunday in Forest Park per Chairman Jim Dale. Over 25 000 volunteers in Chicago and suburbs plan to ask neighbors to support Easter Seal service. if unable to parade Sunday they will visit Friday or Saturday.
Council approves a deli at 132 Circle. February parking fees total 2916.73 dollars. Joseph Di Fibo resigns from Zoning Board of Appeals to move to Elmwood Park. Clean-up campaign organized under Fire Chief Del Marousek and Building Commissioner Bill McKenzie. Rezoning 1116 Ferdinand referred to Appeals Board. Balloon sales permit request on street corners tabled.
Public invited to four morning film series at St Bernardine school hall Saturday from 9 30 am to noon. Includes Bugs Bunny Yosemite Sam and The Three Stooges cartoons plus safety and educational shorts. Admission 25 cents for all ages, proceeds to St Bernardine Scout Troop 102 camp fund. A booth will also be present.
The Harlem Maennerchor held its annual Family Night with singers their wives and inactive members enjoying dinner entertainment and dancing. Walter Hager as master of ceremony introduced Fred Marunde who attended for the first time after an illness and spoke of friendship and harmony. An honored guest Mr Ono Hildenbrand invited members to the North American Song Festival in St Louis this spring.
The piece describes a shop with popular brand candy bars and 10¢ bags of popcorn run by the Holy Name Society and fathers from a local troop. Parents can shop while their children attend a Cartoon Theatre supervised by chaperones.
Concordia Teachers College in River Forest receives a 23000 dollar grant from the Ald Association for Lutherans based in Appleton Wisconsin. The funds will support student scholarships and grants in aid for the 1964 65 academic year.
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