West Suburban Sweet Adelines Lead Harvest of Harmony
The 0-voice West Suburban Sweet Adelines join The Sound tracks and The Arlingtones for a two hour Harvest of Harmony gala Friday November 2 at Proviso East High School auditorium. Proceeds benefit the Forest Park Community Center fund with tickets 2.50 general and 10.00 reserved. event produced by Forest Park Review and Forest Park Harmony Hounds.
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Sweet
Adelines
Proviso East High School
New Forest Park
Arlingtones
Arlington Heights
Dale Siverson
Sweet Adelines
Midwest
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Next Ponc
Hes
Harvest of Harmony
Forest Park Review
Forest Park Harmony Hounds
Jackson
DesPlaines
Review
Reich & Becker Agency
Homer’s Restaurant
Mohr Ol Company
Fire Safety Precautions For Fire Prevention Week
Fire Chief Bill Wiitis urges extra precautions during Fire Prevention Week. He notes 12 000 annual fire deaths and offers tips: service heating devices, use fireplace screens and check chimneys, and avoid smoking in bed. Never empty ash into a waste basket and keep ash trays large enough to contain hot embers.
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Bill Wiitis
Vrtis
Young Man Found Dead in Forest Park Apartment
Police investigate the death of Chris Dannenberg 25 found Monday in his living room at 7454 Washing ton Avenue. Discovered by two friends with a key provided by the landlord. Cause not immediately clear. no signs of violence. Coroner to conduct inquest.
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Forest Park
Chris Dannenberg
Washington
Cook County Coroner's Office
Lighting Bonds Bid Won for Forest Park Street System
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago won a 1.56 million General Obligation bonds contract to fund Forest Park’s new street lighting. The Village Council met and, continuing from September 22, voted unanimously. Continental quoted 4.7901 percent interest as an excellent rate in today’s market.
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Continental Ilinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago
Forest Park
Continental
Forest Lions Candy Day promoted to aid the blind
Forest Lions plan Candy Day on Friday October 12 to raise funds for the blind. President Bill Wrtis says proceeds benefit the Dinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness and related programs, with local clubs purchasing seeing eye dogs and braille books. Lions will sell candy door to door across the community.
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The
Forest Lions
Bill Wrtis
Dinois Society For the Prevention
Hadley School For
Dinois
Lions Club
Ziebell Hearing Set to Resume Thursday Night
The Forest Park Board of Fire and Police Commissioners will continue the open hearing into alleged misconduct by former police chief Edwin Ziebell starting at 6 30 PM in the Public Library. Complainants Major Howard Mohr and Officer Richard C Archambault are named in the case.
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Forest Park Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Edwin Ziebell
Police Pension Board
Ziebell
Howard Mohr
Richard C. Archambault
Fire Dept Parade to Spotlight Fire Prevention Week
Forest Park residents will see a Fire Department parade Friday evening starting at 7 o clock featuring the eight top winners of the Fire Prevention Week art and poster contests on Trage Brothers Ahrens Fox engine. The event ends at Garfield School with prizes, and Fire Chief William Wrtis praises broad cooperation from schools and business groups.
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Forest Park
Trage Brothers
Ahrens-Fox
Garfield School
Wiliam Wrtis
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