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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
2
A Forest Park Social Athletic Club announces a state charter dated January 16 1964 and plans to sponsor a little league team and golf tournament. The letter also protests a softball league ruling and laments traffic hazards at Circle and Jackson at 4 PM.
The Notable Books Council of the American Library Association lists outstanding books from the prior year. Forest Park Public Library holds two thirds of these works, with many readers eager to explore titles such as Herzog, Gideon’s Trumpet, The Hospital, A Moveable Feast and The Year of the Gorilla among others.
Harry J. Carpenter, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Carpenter of 416 Thomas, was promoted to his present rank April 4 while serving in Da Nang Viet Nam with the 9th Marine Expeditionary Brigade Logistic Support Group.
Poppy Day falls on Tuesday May 20 with the Auxiliary in charge. volunteers urged via FO 6-9802. Installation of new officers occurs Saturday with public welcome. Dept. Cmdr Ray Soden becomes Illinois Bell Community relations manager in May. Final firing date for the Doug Collier Rifle match announced. Bill Hueschele will announce winner and Tom Cohan earns expert rifleman. Ed Mansch retires from Hotpoint, Carl Schurz to replace him temporarily in Forest Park public relations.
At a recent Chi cago Motor Club meeting they added a local project to their agenda. The club seeks left turn arrows on eastbound Nesplaines Har rigon intersection.
Michael and Diane Rambeau welcomed a girl named Kimberly Jo born April 18 at West Suburban Hospital. Weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces, she is joined by grandparents Erv Schnell, Harold Rambeau of Forest Park.
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