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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
5
The Proviso branch of University Women will meet at 7 45 p m on October 23 at Mrs James Janis home 2344 S 24th Broadview The guest speaker Miss Julia Mitchell will discuss wigs College or university women in or near Proviso township may contact Mrs Walter Martin for more information
The Ruth Guild of St. John Lutheran Congregation resumes fruit cake orders. Cakes cost $2.60 each. Contact Mr. Eunice Wieghan at FO 9 8207 before November 1 to place an order.
Public notice states a certificate was filed in Cook County Illinois on October 8 1963 under the assumed name C S Supply Co with business address P O Box 141 Forest Park IL The owners listed include Carl Schurz 512 Desplaines Forest Park Illinois dated October 1963 Chicago Illinois
Last Tuesday over 100 Field Stevenson families shared a pot luck dinner in the school gym. Adults enjoyed varied homemade dishes while children watched a Walt Disney movie. On Friday October 18 Miss Rasovich and Mr Rohmann, grades 5 and 4, host a tea at 7 p.m. in classrooms then adjourn to the cafeteria for refreshments.
VFW notes invite members and guests to an October 26 Halloween dance with Howie Ostenlg and his Metro Tones. A park range rifle event aims to crown a national Jr. rifle match champion from Forest Park, with a Texas deer hunt prize for the winner and companion.
Bolivia as Library Supt James Albert of the Forest Park Public Schools will present a program on Baliving Thursday at the Friends of the Library meeting. Albert spent three years there in educational work under the U.S. Department. He will illustrate his talk with slides. The meeting is free and open to the public at 8 p.m. in the East Newing room of the library.
Florence Klenske of Forest Park chairs the annual Benefit Card Party sponsored by the Oak Park Emblem Club. The event takes place Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Elks Club, 938 Lake, Oak Park, with tickets at $1.25 and prizes plus refreshments.
Cub Scout Pack 102 hosts a costume party Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in St Bernardine school hall. Cubmaster Marshall Bandemer and Assistant Cubmaster Rudy Patush oversee judging by Chrig Moskos and Clem Preiwisch with prizes for best costumes. Parents and siblings are invited to attend with refreshments served.
Grant White PTA plans an Oct 22 Get Acquainted Nite with a square dance. Acting President Robert Stockman promises an evening of fun and refreshments, followed by a short business meeting at 7 30 p m. Clarence Mack will call the dance.
Edward L Boss of 227 Des Plaines died Oct 9 brother of Augusta Fred William and Louise Services held Oct 11 at Zimmermans Chapel Rev Burzlaff officiating Burial at Forest Home Mary Reichardt of Beloit 1025 died Monday Mother of Lillian Mae Kallins Charles F and Howard E Sister of Albina Meese and Albin Pelko Requiem Mass said at St Bernardines yesterday Interment at St Joseph Cemetery
Mr and Mrs Mike LaRocca of 324 Hannah welcomed their son Thomas who arrived at West Suburban hospital on Oct. 2 weighing 8 pounds.
Forty seven Proviso students including Forest Parkers Daryl Christianer of 624 Lathrop and Margaret Prutte of 830 Dunlop now at Belott College earned Letters of Commendation from last spring's national merit tests.
First Savings at Madison and Desplaines offers a free pumpkin to the first LOO youngsters entering with parents on the Oct 24 weekend. All youngsters who bring in a carved Jack O Lantern receive a gift, with top three pumpkins receiving grand prizes. Pumpkins must be picked up Oct 24 and returned Oct 28–29 for judging on Halloween.
Indian Guide tribes of the Oak Park Y M C A will sponsor a Sunday roundup starting at 3 p m with opening ritual interpretations. After ceremonies, games and relays move to the Y M C A gym. At 4 p m fathers and sons will swim, then a hot dog potato chip supper. The Youth Department offers a trip for grades 3 8 to Northwestern versus Miami of Ohio on Oct 19 by chartered bus, cost 2 00 for under 12 and 3 00 for 12 plus 25¢ for Guears. up to 50 children. Contact EU 3 5200 for information.
Fred H. Schildt of Forest Park attended a Welfare and Pension Plan Clinic in Washington D C on Oct 8 under the invitation of the U S Department of Labor. The session covered the Federal Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act and effects on reporting and bonding. Schildt is a member of Wood Schlidt Co which audits village records annually.
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