07 May 1964
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
1
The Lions Club hosts a 36th anniversary installation banquet at River Forest Country Club on May 16 with a 6 30 p m cocktail hour. Tickets are 7 50 each and include free cocktails dinner choice flowers for the girls and dancing.
The Forest Park Pony Colt Bronco boys baseball team holds a Tag Day Friday evening and Saturday to raise funds for new lights from Elmwood Park. All players in uniform will go door to door from 4 p.m. Saturday at the park.
Regular meeting of the Board of Education will be held Friday at p.m. in the Board Office at Field Stevenson School located at 925 Beloit. The notice lists the venue and timing for residents to attend or observe the proceedings.
Two Forest Parkers Linda Sue Rhode of 921 Elgin and Daryl Chrisdaner of 624 Lathrop received University of Athens scholarships from Cook County Superintendent Dr. Noble Puffer.
The Young Republicans of Proviso Township elected George Croker as president replacing Dick Walker. The club expanded from 7 to 65 members and plans sailings and a Paint Your Wagon production with Earl Wrightson. The Forest Park Clean-up drive gains teen help from the Youth Commission and local leaders, with an Open House on May 16 at Village Hall to launch a month-long campaign.
Doyle Christianer son of Mr and Mrs Harold Christianer 624 Lathrop has been promoted to Captain in the U S Air Force. He is stationed at Topsham AFS Maine as technical adviser for the computer maintenance section and has served 4 1/2 years since earning his commission as a second lieutenant upon graduation from Selfridge AFB.
Bakery owner Walter Schmidt plans to raise funds for David Oswald by selling pound cakes from his Madison street shop. Each cake brings in profit to help cover mounting medical bills after the September auto accident. Residents can buy and place orders at the 7336 Madison bakery.
The new district court system, replacing the local magistrate setup, has given Forest Park a total of $6,947 since January. Court cases are heard district by district, not per village. Total fines distributed across 126 suburbs reach $361,427 to date.
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