Oak Park wary on Forest Park mall plan
Oak Park leaders voice mixed views on a possible Forest Park mall across the river. Village officials predict limited impact on Oak Park Village Mall while noting strategic planning and lender concerns.
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Newspaper
Forest Park World
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1978
Page
3
Oak Park leaders voice mixed views on a possible Forest Park mall across the river. Village officials predict limited impact on Oak Park Village Mall while noting strategic planning and lender concerns.
Chaddick discussed converting the postal site into a 360000 square foot mall with three anchors. He noted sewer and water adequate but questioned insurance constraints and suggested basement use for industrial needs. Completion would begin about 60 days after applications, with about 18 months until first tenants.
Forest Park School District 91 canceled classes for Thursday and Friday after more than 12 inches of snow. Superintendent Arthur Jones used a telephone chain to notify the 970 elementary students and PTOs helped spread word.
The Howard R. Mohr Community Center announces an after school arts and crafts class starting February 22 and running eight weeks from 4 to 5 p.m. at four dollars per child led by Brenda Henderson. A ski trip to Alpine Valley is planned for February 25 with departures at 1 p.m. and returns by midnight. Member price is eighteen dollars, non member nineteen. a ten dollar deposit is due February 8. A Broadway trip to see Chorus Line in Chicago is scheduled for June 22 with tickets at seventeen dollars and fifty cents. reservations due by February 22. Dorothy Madden at 771 7737 handles information. Auditions for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay occur February 6 and 7 with performances April 26-29. eight men and nine women needed for acting plus backstage, makeup and props. A cooking class titled cooking with Crisco continues, with Greece lessons on filo pastry and moussaka, and next week plans to move to France for crepes.
Oak Parkers from Oak Park and River Forest visited Lenin grad and Moscow with Martin and Belle Silverman describing impressions of refuseniks and their lives. They met Felix Aronovich and Vladimir Slepak, noting fear, censorship, and limited information access amid emigration bans. The trip highlighted rigid control, yet revealed resilience and curiosity among refusenik families.
WORLD poll finds only one of 40 shoppers would abandon Oak Park Village Mall for a Forest Park mall. About half would shop there if it drew major department stores, though few expect such stores. Oak Park officials and merchants express skepticism about Forest Park viability.
The Forest Park Public Library offers travel books and guides to world destinations including Paris and Europe by Train. The collection features Fodor's guides, cultural city books, and four color maps, plus a cinema loan program with 16mm travel films available to cardholders for 50 cents insurance per reel.
The Bronco Thrift Shop opens at 10 a m Saturday February 4 benefiting Walther Lutheran High School Melrose Park. Located at 9 N 5th Ave Maywood hours 10 a m to 4 p m Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday. Velma Beyer Forest Park will manage and volunteers may call 366-0399 after 6 p m. Donations of clean pressed usable items accepted during hours. large items such as stoves and refrigerators not accepted. Board includes Marvin Schlichting River Forest chair Jan Beauchamp Bellwood Lil Carroll Brookfield Virginia Lippig Lombard Lois Butscher Melrose Park Don Lellke Hinsdale Joan Grotelueschen River Forest Edith Rush Maywood Velmé Beyer Forest Park.
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