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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
2
Perpetual Help Mothers Club of St. Bernardine's School will meet November 19 at 8 p.m. in the school hall. Tony Wood known as The Glitter Queen will demonstrate home decorations. Her glitter ideas are in a current book to be sold at a Friday, November 22 card party and turkey raffle plan.
The First United Church of Christ will host its annual beef roast dinner on Wednesday November 13 at 1000 Elgin Ave. Serving starts at 5 30 p m and ends at 7 p m. A free will offering is collected and reservations are requested by Sunday November 10 by calling Lucille at 366 3677.
The Forest Park Newcomers Club invites all women new to Forest Park to an annual toy demonstration on November 7 at 8 p.m. at Mary Smith of 1022 Lathrop Ave. Toys priced under $3, many new items. Proceeds support charity. call Mary Smith or Pat Garapolo for details.
Patrick V Nicolas of 14188 Elgin marks 30 years with Automatic Electric Co Des Plaines building. A box maker with long service in shipping drill press operator and watch man roles. Former U S Air Force England WWI veteran. Wife Stephanie Braglel, son David daughter Arlene.
Forest Park’s Doc Cotton turns 90 living in Barrington at 242 Station St. He is known for Cotton’s Park a green yard centerpiece with a flag, swings, sandbox and benches. A former caretaker and coach he helped youth teams with sponsors and gear, remaining active in painting and church work.
A shortage of classrooms and funds may force expartmentation at the school, with authorities considering rapid action to address the surplus student load and funding gaps.
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