Forest Park Village Council April 25 1966 Meeting Highlights
Forest Park Village Council in Cook County Illinois met April 25 1966 with Mayor Mohr presiding. Decisions included resignations approvals memorial services public hearings zoning actions Budd y Poppy Day proclamation and various bids for paving and sidewalk work. Also discussed were delinquent taxes parking ordinance and fire department considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Cook County
Illinois
Daehn
Forest Park Memorial
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxilary
Mohr
Edward B. O'Shea, Jr
Chrysler Corporation
Harrison Street
Mr. O'Shea, Jr
Drechsler
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Northeastern Clinois
Village Hall
P & L Builders
Hannal Avenue
Samo
Zoning Board of Appeals
T. A. Capalty Builders
Adams and
Jackson Blvd
Mike LaRocca
The
Cancer Society
ALSAC
Camr
Berlin
Wittha
Evergreen Park Sales Co., Inc
Madison Street
Roul Call
Yeas
Mahe
Conizs
Lambke
Comr
Witt
Board of Fire and Police
Fire Department
Mou
Comrs
Wilt
Lamibke
Ar- Hele
Minois
Mohi
Comm
Harlem Avenue
Mathilda Petersohn
Color TV Growth Promises Bright Future for MARLO Service
MARLO TELE VISION SERVICE notes rising interest in color television as programs become more appealing and educational value grows. While color sets gain popularity, the shop remains active with other electronics and offers expert service on telefunken, radios, and home players. Color TV is nearing commonplace status with black and white costs remaining, and replacement parts increasingly available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB & W
MARLO
Recreation Softball League Opens Schedule for 1966
The 1966 Recreation Softball League begins Monday at 9 p.m. under park lights with Fortress Concrete facing McDonald's. Opening week games include Mouse versus Zimbradan Cleaners, Marlu's Tounge against Ferrara Candy, Seven Oaks versus Fredts Mesa, St. Peter's versus Mario's Set Back Inn, and Star Stucco versus Quitsch Florists. The league plays 13 games followed by playoffs after the regular season.
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Recreation
Wed
Marlu
Ferrara
Thurs
Seven Oaks
Fredts Mesa
Missionary From Hong Kong Speaks at Local Church
Melvin Kieschnick, a missionary teacher, will present an illustrated lecture on his work in Hong Kong at St. John Lutheran Church 305 Circle on Wednesday May 25 at 7 45 p.m. Kieschnick a 1950 Concordia College graduate taught in two Texas schools.
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Melvin Kieschnick
Hong Kong
Library Friends to hear Josephine Austin on May 19
The Friends of the Library invite the public to a Thursday evening session at 8 p.m. with village librarian Josephine Austin presenting brief reviews of recent books including Legends and Lore of Southern Olinds and Stoner. The group, begun in 1940, supports the library and recently funded the Great Sun Window lighting, enhancing evening beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Austin
Friends of the Library
Allen
Manta
Brooks
Stoner
Wilams
Peltier
Hornton
Keith
Friends
In Memoriam Margaret La Fortune Birth Day Note
In fond memory of the birth day of our dear friend Margaret La Fortune May 18. Mrs Repsher and Arthur D Aldridge Family.
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Margaret la Fortune
Mrs. Repsher
Arthur D
Aldridge
Public Notice Sealed bids for school painting 1966
Sealed bids will be received until 4 00 p m on Wednesday June 1 1966 at the Board of Education Office 926 Ferdinand Avenue Forest Park Illinois for painting at Field Stevenson School during the summer of 1966 Specifications are available in the Board of Education Office May 12 and May 19 1966
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Board of Education
Ferdinand Avenue
Forest Park
Ilinois
Stevenson School
Therapy Sorority Initiates Sebelik at Augustana
Kathleen Sebelik of Forest Park has joined the Augustana College chapter of Sigma Alpha Eta, the national professional sorority for workers in speech and hearing therapy. The sophomore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sebelik of 232 Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Sebelik
Forest Park
Augustana College
Sigma Alpha Eta
Waters
Miss Sebelik
Robert Sebelik
Marengo
Serpico to Address Workers Meeting for Proviso Dems
Ralph Babe Serpico plans to speak to workers tonight at Krehsers 462 Desplaines as he announces his candidacy for Democratic Committeeman of Proviso Township. Local Chairman Charles Leuivelt will introduce him at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph “Babe” Serpico
Democratic Comiteeman
Proviso Township
Krehsers
Desplaines
Charles Leuivelt
Sea Scouts Place First in Great Lakes Invitational Shoot
Local Sea Scouts of Ship 100 won 1st place in the Great Lakes Invitational Shoot sponsored by the Navy and Marine Corps. Ships from Chicago and eight suburbs competed. Top marksmen were Besaw and Hunt. One adult leader, Anthony Innantuon of Forest Park, helped lead the event.
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Sea Scouts of Ship 100
Great Lakes
Navy
Marine Corps
Chicago
Tuy
Besaw
Hunt
Anthony Innantuon
Vorest Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council
Mayor Mohr
Ted
Comrs. Witt
Com. Witt
Agnes Dachi
Wealth Board
Moir
Puble Affairs
Forest Printing Company
General Tire Company
Nots Bell ‘Telephone Co
Industrial Electronics Ser
Narley- Davidson
Arnold
Suburban
Suburban ON Co
Caine, Witt
Act
F & & Check Protector Co
Forest Printing, Co
Forest Publications, Inc
Thinals Bell Telephone Co
Meyer and Wenthe, Inc
National Fire Protect Hot Ass'n
George C, Qlsen - Insurance
Come, Berling Health
Commonwealth Edis Dan Com Services
DiCristofana
George D. Nardin, Inc
Bell Telephone Co
Roy H. Mohr & Sons Otl Co
Neptune Meter Co
Oak Park Laboratories, Inc
Ziebell Sales, Inc
Allied Asphalt Paving Co
Eng
John M. Shawvan Co
Vertagroen
U. S
van der Molen
Bertin
Allied
Motr
J. J. Moly & Sons
Motir
Comur
Lamtke
Comr. Witt
International Salt Company
Pacific Company
Coints
Berl
Nona
the Pacific Co
Paty Lake Co
Larmbke
Lamabke
NEW Business
del Marousiek
Charles W. Meseke
California
Concordia Lutheran School
Concordia Seminary
Ebenezer
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
DesPlaines Ave
Library Friends
Memoriam
Serpico
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