Reading program party draws young bibliophiles
More than 100 children attended a Forest Park Library Summer Reading Program event with Mary Alice Helms from Des Plaines presenting on life in Philadelphia in 1775. She described colonial customs, clothing and daily life as kids in costume.
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Mary Alice Helms
Des Plaines
Philadelphia
Forest Park
Eileen Pyne
John Dunst
Garfield School
Jean Fritz
Patrick Henry
John
Steven Erhel
Dawn Galella
Pyne
Kiwanis
Eagles Auxiliary celebrates 38th anniversary event
The women of the Eagles Auxiliary plan a 38th anniversary on Thursday at 7 45 p m with more details to come. They will staff a food booth at the Aerie picnic on Sunday at Altenheim Grove and seek volunteers for the Oktoberfest booth September 24 26. A picnic is scheduled tomorrow at 6 30 p m at Ellen Tams home.
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Women of the Eagles
Altenheim Grove
Ellen Tams
Ahuja Joins Grant Hospital Medical Staff in Chicago
Forest Park nephrologist Dr. Staya P. Ahuja is admitted to Grant Hospital medical staff at 551 Grant Place Chicago after studies at Government Medical College India and residencies at Government Medical College Hospital University of Ontario and Cook County Hospital. H Michael Hartmann earns JD magna cum laude from DePaul Law and hunts patent law at Leydig Voit firm.
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Staya P. Ahuja
Forest Park
Grant Hospital
Grant Place
Chicago
Ahuja
Government Medical College
India
Government Medical College Hospital
University of Ontario Hospital
H. Michael Hartmann
DePaul University College of Law
Hartmann
Colorado School of Mines
Park District Offers Fall Classes At Forest Park
Registration is open for Forest Park Park District fall programs at 7501 Harrison St. Courses begin in September including Tiny Tot for ages 1 to 5 with 9 week sessions, Macrame, Social Dance, Crochet, Needlepoint, and Bellydance. Fees range from 6 to 35 dollars with instructors listed for each class. A Tiny Tot Open House is Sept 3 for questions.
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Forest Park Park District
Park District
Harrison St
Louise Popovitey
Betsy Ross school sale and community classes announced
Betsy Ross Parent Teacher Organization sponsors a school supplies sale in the Betsy Ross School gym on opening day for grades kindergarten through sixth. The same period features a schedule of classes including yoga ballet folk guitar and tumbling offered by park district instructors with fees ranging from 4 to 15 dollars and recital participation planned.
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Betsy Ross
13Th Street
Marengo Avenue
The
Betsy Ross Parent Teacher Organization
Pat Novak
Park District
IVI Endorses Molloy For Re-Election In 21st District
The Independent Voters of Illinois endorses State Rep. Vincent F. Molloy for a third term in the 21st Legislative District. The endorsement was given at the IVI board meeting on June 30. Molloy, Oak Park resident and former Oak Park Township auditor, has been active in civic groups and was named a Best Legislator in 1974. The 21st District covers Oak Park areas south of Madison Street, Forest Park north of Madison, and parts of Chicago’s west side.
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The
Independent Voters of Illinois
IVI
Vincent F. Molloy
IVI Board of Directors
Molloy
Illinois House of Representatives
Oak Park
Madison Street
Oak Park Avenue
South Boulevard
Harlem Avenue
Forest Park
Chicago
Belt Line Railway
Roosevelt Road
22Nd Street
Sacramento Boulevard
Proviso Township Seeks Substitute Teachers for 1976-77
Proviso Township high schools seek applicants for substitute teaching for the 1976-77 school year starting Tuesday August 31. Applicants must hold a valid Illinois teaching certificate registered in Cook County. a substitute certificate is acceptable. Apply by contacting Richard Wede at Proviso East High School in Maywood or by calling 344 700 ext 201.
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Proviso Township High Schools
Illinois
Cook County
Richard Wede
Proviso East High School
Maywood
Proviso teachers set Institute day to start 1976 77 term
Proviso East and West teachers and student teachers will begin the 1976 77 school term with an Institute Monday August 30 at 9 a m in the east campus auditorium Maywood. Dr Melvin P Heller Loyola University will speak on The Changing Scene. Proceedings include campus meetings and departmental sessions with participation from Rosary College NIU ISU Illinois State U U of I Circle campuses and Western Illinois U.
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Proviso Township High
First Avenue
Madison Street
Maywood
Richard J. Martwick
Educational Service Region
Cook County
Melvin P. Heller
Loyola University
Chicago
Virginia M. Taylor
United States
Thomas R. Millikin
Arthur FE. Vallicelli
Rosary College
River Forest
Northern Illinois University DeKalb
Illinois State University, Normal
University of Illinois
Urbana
Circle
Western Illinois University Macomb
Proviso East High Opens With 3900 Students Aug 31
Proviso East High School at First Avenue and Madison Street Maywood plans to open Tuesday Aug 31 serving about 3900 students east of the Indiana Harbor Belt Line. The day starts at 620 AM for already enrolled pupils with dismissal after full schedules. Newcomers must enroll promptly and bring a certificate of graduation or a credit check for higher grades.
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First Avenue
Madison Street
Maywood
Indiana Harbor Belt Line
Forest Park
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Kiwanis Club of
Arlington
Ron Haddad
Art Renier
Iowa
Svithiod Club
By Lyn Anderson
Orest Park
Cook County Hospital
Leydig, Voit, Osann, Mayer and Holt, Ltd
Kay Fitzgerald Hartmann
Hannah Avenue
Miss Bacon
Triton College
Miss Toppel
Elgin Community College
Lucille Benson
Est Park
Austin
Linda J. Evans
Kenneth Horesen
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Cathy Bacon
Barbara A. Toppel
Illinois Community Colleges
Mary Ritter
Dorothy Dylewski
Mike Treibachs
Jayne Matusek
Leandra Hadfield
Norma Garbarino
Carol
NEWS/JOURNAL/WORLD
Tom Walters
American Legion Auxiliary
Hamer
Lucille Block
Mabel Weigel
Ramona Hafer
Ethyl Schlupp
Lillian Schank
Frieda Hinz
Marian Talley
Billie Hansen
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