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Newspaper
Humboldt Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1968
Page
1
Father Lee resides at St Philomena Church 1921 N Redvale. Committee members include Lilian Piotrowski chair, Mrs Salvatore Ferrara and Mrs Virginia Bockstahler co chairs.
West Side day at the Chicago Auto Show in the International Amphitheater will feature a prize drawing including a Mexico vacation. Harry J. Ganey leads the planning, with events and a luncheon foreseen for Feb. 29. A special auto section will preview the 1968 models in the Feb. 28 Community Publications.
Illinois state Rep. Jacob Wolf denounces a federal court decision striking down the one year residency rule for public aid. He warns of a migration of uneducated workers increasing tax burdens, noting Illinois has over 451000 public aid recipients, about 300000 in Cook County, with four fifths for dependent children and the rest for the aged and disabled.
Fifteen youths including six girls were found sniffing airplane glue in Carl Wagner’s apartment at 1857 N Mozart late Friday. Police arrested Wagner and nine others, all booked at Shakespeare station with court dates set for January 19.
Congressman Daniel J Rowan announces the 1967 Yearbook of Agriculture Outdoors USA is available at no charge through his Washington office. The book covers USDA activities for recreation conservation and public service and is aimed at all Americans from hunters to campers. A copy can be requested by writing to Room 1205 Longworth Building Washington DC 20515.
The Resolutions committee plans a second area hearing at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Blackhawk park 2318 N Lavergne inviting groups between Cicero and Central. The series backs the Organization of Northwest Communities formed last January to address youth housing and Crosstown expressway concerns. Delegates will discuss issues and prepare for the January 28 Community congress at Prosser High School.
A snowy Arctic owl perched on Orr High School disrupted some classes as it rested on the roof and fed on a pigeon. Teachers called in science staff and conservation officials while city reports noted a rise in snowy owls. a cigar brand link was denied by General Cigar Co. management.
The Northwest Family Counseling committee will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Logan Square YMCA to discuss establishing a family counseling center by the division of mental health of the board of health. The area is bounded by Belmont Kennedy Expressway Harlem and North. The committee includes clergy educators business leaders and interested citizens and has held two prior public meetings.
A speech therapist, visiting nurse, and an English exchange teacher will discuss the topic Share Our Ideas at the Nobel PTA meeting at 1 p.m tomorrow in the school located at 4127 Hirsch.
March chairman for city and suburbs Mrs. Samuel L. Anderman and Mrs. C. Dore join Mrs. Raymond Mates for a January 30 door-to-door appeal at 2048 N. Hamlin and 2850 N. Bernard. The event wraps a month-long drive to finance birth defect research and treatment.
The Logan Square YMCA at 3600 Fullerton announces a January 15 start for its winter schedule. Edward Cathony leads advanced oil art. Helen Spengler begins beginner oil painting January 15. Arnold Hottinger directs beginning sculpture January 17. Man Ho Hong teaches beginning and intermediate Judo from January 20. Shin from Military Arts Institute leads Saturday karate. Registration required. call HU 6-2660 for details.
Jehovah's Witnesses from Humboldt Park heard Angelo C. Manera Jr. describe God’s intervention in human affairs at the International Amphitheatre. Edward Arnold urged that divine action will destroy wicked elements and bring blessings under Christ's Kingdom, promising an era free of poverty and injustice.
A trio of regional meetings precedes the sixth Northwest Community Organization Congress to discuss resolutions nominations and goals. Hearings occur January 15 18 and 24 at Holy Trinity Holy Innocents St Mark and St Sylvester venues with 7 30 p m. Reports from NCO committees will guide community planning and action for the coming year.
Louis Venitti and his wife faced two gunmen in their store at 1000 N Monticello just after 7 p m Saturday. The intruders forced them and two customers into a back room and took 1000 in cash plus 2000 in cashed checks. They fled without grabbing the register’s 150. Police were alerted by Venitti.
Music lovers looted Helen's Music, 2322 N Cicero, last weekend. Owner Herman Lutzow says thieves damaged a front door lock and stole records valued over $2,000 and a TV set.
The North Crawford Chamber of Commerce will meet at 12 30 p m tomorrow Thursday at American Home Savings and Loan located at 3924 North.
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