School plan orientation events at area high schools
Orientation programs at Prosser Vocational High School and Steinmetz High School will occur Wednesday and Thursday, August 30 and 31, to ready new and incoming students for the year. Prosser opens at 9 a.m. with a session on philosophy, curriculum and student life, followed by tours by the Prosser Neighborhood Youth Corps for families.
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Prosser Vocational High School
N. Long
Steinmetz High School
Mobile
Prosser
Sark Antaramian
Prosser Neighborhood Youth Corps
Steinmetz High School Orientation for Incoming Students
Public notice outlines orientation for first time Steinmetz High School entrants. Counseling and testing slots are set for August 31 from 9 to 11 a.m. and adjustment sessions from noon to 3 p.m. Parents must ensure participation for proper programming when school opens in September.
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Steinmetz High School
Loop College Dean's List Honors Include Local Students
The Loop College branch at 54 EF Lake lists several students on the dean's list. Names include James C Crimmins Gerald M Kessler Betty L Lagock Alan R Naumann Andrew M Bowers Esther S Brodsky Michael J Daley Patricia L Gutierrez Edward A Jones Maria T Martini Silvana T Mattivi Reta R Rego Bran E Symonanis Michael Woods and Avraham Yarhi with various addresses in Chicago areas.
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the Loop College
EF Lake
Chicago City College
James C Crimmins
van Buren
Gerald M. Kessler
Kedzie
Betty L. Lagock
Fullerton
Alan R Naumann
N. Long
Andrew M Bowers
Kamerling
Esther S. Brodsky
Jackson
Michael J. Daley
Cicero
Patricia L. Gutierrez
N. Latrobe
Edward A Jones
Augusta
Maria T. Martini
N. Monticello
Silvana T Mattivi
N. Tripp
Reta R. Rego
Adams
Bran E Symonanis
N. Kildare
Michael Woods
N. Central
Avraham Yarhi
S. Central
Jones Business Courses at Jones Commercial Evening School
Jones announces forty subjects for autumn term at 606 S State Street Chicago. registration September 6 7 from 5 to 8 PM. Classes run Sept 11 12 to Jan 25 1968 with no tuition, only an $8.50 non refundable registration and service fee. Most classes meet two nights weekly. Courses include Business Communication Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting and more. entry requires no tuition.
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Jones Commercial Evening School
S. State
Clarence B. Carey
Jones
Chicago
Peace Corps Aptitude Test This Saturday
Aspirants seeking Peace Corps overseas service are invited to take the placement test at 1 30 pm Saturday in the U S Custom House at 610 S Canal. The one hour thirty minute exam measures general aptitude and language learning potential, not education or achievement. Applicants must submit an application if not already on file.
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Peace Corps
U. S. Custom House
S Canal
Area Scout Wins Trip To Expo
Alan Schrachta, 16, of Troop 154 at Blackhawk Park in Chicago, is chosen with nine other youths to attend the Canadian Exposition in Montreal as guests of Bank of America. He will travel via New York and O’Hare, tour the United Nations and Empire State Building, and receive expense money, cameras, and sportswear. His unit recently builds 25 scale model replicas of the hospital ship USS Hope for charity, led by Alan as project head, with an expected $1,000 expected from bids at a Chicago Yacht Club dinner.
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Alan Schrachta
Dickens
Montreal
Bank of America
California
Blackhawk Park
Chicago Council
Alan
Foreman High School
Scouts For Six Weare
New York City
O’hare
New York
Roy
Sophie Schrachta
Chicago Yacht Club
$100 A Plate Banquet Honors William Clark
A $100 a plate banquet in honor of William G. Clark, the attorney general, is set for Sept. 22 at the Conrad Hilton. Proceeds will go to his personal election campaign and related political expenses, organized by J Barry O Keefe of 228 N LaSalle, a lifelong friend.
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William G. Clark
Tinois
Conrad Hilton
J. Barry O’keefe
Clark
N. LaSalle
Bill’ Clark
Thief Grabs Purse Then Returns It With $50 Missing
Mrs. Marie Gordon, 65, pursued a thief who snatched her purse before 4147 Madison Street. The man escaped but later threw the purse back home, with $50 gone, and she contacted Fillmore police.
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Marie Gordon
Madison
Fillmore
Looters Hit Harding Pharmacy Stole Cash and Drugs
Burglars familiar with the Harding Pharmacy at 3932 Fullerton forced entry through the basement, pried apart shelving, and removed cash amounting to 220 dollars along with narcotics and dangerous drugs. An electric clock showed 11 05 when the break occurred. Building residents reported hearing noises and a later loud vehicle. Irving Talman of Skokie, owner, suspects intimate knowledge of the store layout.
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Harding
Fullerton
Shakespeare
Irving Talman
Skokie
Area Students Nominated for Red Cross Leadership Course
Ninety four high school students from Chicago area schools were chosen to attend a week long American Red Cross leadership conference at George Williams College in Downers Grove Monday through Friday next week. They were selected for their potential to lead and will develop leadership traits to guide Red Cross groups at their schools. The Red Cross youth program chair noted 1,100 area high schools had student groups active in public service last year, with students volunteering in hospitals tutoring underprivileged children performing for hospitalized GIs and producing gifts for GIs and refugee children overseas.
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Red Cross
William Marston
Chicagoland
Area Contingent Are Graduates At Marine Base
Marines who completed four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton California include Pfc Jerome Parris Jr son of Mrs Lillian Micheaux 4411 Washington Pvts John R Negron son of Mr and Mrs Juan P Negron 2943 Fullerton Jerry Durwood Adkins son of Mr and Mrs Norvel Adkins 1810 N Fairfield Sanders Humphries son of Mr and Mrs Lorri e Humphries 4010 Mayaule Tommie Graver Jr son of Tommie Graver Sr 3921 Glad ys Cleonon Johnson 0201 ML and Mrs T J Johnson 5 25 Gladys and Richard L Szeluga son of M and Mrs Ted Szeluga 1148 N Massasoit
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Camp Pendleton
Cali
Jerome Parris, Jr
Lillian Micheauy
Washington
John R Negror
Juan P Negron
Fullerton
Jerry Durwood Adkins
Norvel Adkins
Fairfield
Sanders Humphries
Loriie Humphries
May Aule Tommie Graver Jr
Tommie Graver Sr
Gladys
Cleonon Johnson
T J Johnson
Richard L Szeluga
Ted Szeluga
Massasoit
Warning to Drivers As Motorcycle Accidents Rise Sharply
Police warn motorcyclists and drivers alike to follow traffic rules as Chicago records a sharp rise in motorcycle crashes. Through July 1, 676 motorcycle accidents occurred citywide with 420 injuries. seven month fatalities reached 19, concentrated in a few districts, weather delaying two wheeler activity this year.
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James B. Conlisk
Chicago
Conlish
Fillmore
Austin
Shake Speare
Clybourn
Eight on Way To VFW New Orleans Confab
Representing the Henry A. Honack VFW auxiliary 1583 at the national Veterans of Foreign Wars convention to be held Friday through Aug. 25 in New Orleans La. delegates include Josephine Dyslin auxiliary president Marge Warp senior vice president LaVergne Koch and Vernice Keil with alternates Olga Wirtz Rose Pischke Lou Schwichow and Ruby Brockway.
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Henry A. Honack
VFW
New Orleans
Josephine Dyslin
N Kolin
Marge Warp
N. Central
LaVergne Koch
N. Latrobe
Vernice Keil
Kamerling
Olga Wirtz
N. Laramie
Rose Pischke
Keeler
Lou Schwichow
North
Ruby Brockway
Revoke and Suspend Driver Licenses For Infractions
Secretary of State Paul Powell orders revocation of licenses for Eddie Bailey James Branson Edwin Duke Jesus Garcia Harry George Chris Krag Oscar Miller Robert Temko Herman Wallace Sylvester Wilson. Suspension also imposed on Levan Murray Robert Armstrong Paul Tiajkovich Manuel del Valle Edward Robbins for related offenses.
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Paul Powell
Eddie Bailey
Jackson
James Branson
Hirsch
Edwin Duke
Wrightwood
Jesus Garcia
Point
Harry
George
N. Central
Chris Krag
Crystal
Oscar Miller
N. Kilbourn
Robert Temko
N. St. Louis
Herman Wallace
Ridgeway
Sylvester Wilson
Madison
Gardiner Attends Prudential Management Program at Princeton
William A. Gardiner, manager of Prudential’s Wicker Park district office, 4040 Division, returned after attending the 10th annual Advanced Management program at Princeton University alongside 43 other Prudential executives.
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William A. Gardiner
Prudential Insurance Co
Princeton University
Prudential
Wicker Park
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