Checkered Band To Protect Cops Identification
The new hat for Chicago police, announced by Police Superintendent O W Wilson, features a blue and white checkered band to prevent misidentification with CTA staff. Boilerman third class Gregory P Hooper, son of Mrs Berenige P Hooper of 744 N Pine, serves aboard the destroyer USS Wedderburn in the South China Sea as it fires five inch rounds in support of Vietnam operations.
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O. W. Wilson
Chicago
Gregory P. Hooper
Berenige P. Hooper
N. Pine
South China Sea
Wedderburn
Viet Nam
New Police Hat Redesign Set to Foray July 10
Police will replace eight pointed hats with a round higher crown style to distinguish guards from police. The new headgear will cost patrolmen about six dollars, while the wear-out extension for current hats runs to May 1 next.
Kelvyn Park High Wood Shop teens win top ribbons
Four Kelvyn Park High School wood shop students Tony Overtcheck Ernie DeNoma Mike Gille and Bill Mosier received outstanding ribbon awards at the Industrial Arts Exhibit for laminated bowls crafted in wood shop.
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Woodshop
Kelvyn Park High School
Tony Overtcheck
Ernie DeNoma
Mike Gille
Bill Mosier
ROTC Cadet Kurcz Receives Air Force Grant at IIT
ROTC Cadet Thomas A. Kurcz of 1735 N Mayfield received congratulations from Lt Col Leonard S Stone professor of Air Force aerospace studies at Illinois Institute of Technology after earning an Air Force ROTC grant for his junior and senior years. The grant total is about 500 dollars.
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Thomas A. Kurcz
N. Mayfield
Leonard S. Stone
Air Force Aerospace Studies
Illinois Institute of Technology
Kurcz
Air Force
Circle honors District 8 teachers during gala tribute
A 3 30 p m Tuesday event in the Illinois room at Chicago Circle campus honors 1050 District 8 teachers and staff. Dr Lor raine M Sullivan district superintendent leads the tribute with eight retiring teachers receiving gifts and orchids. Sumner Sumner staff Loretta O Connell Helen Saunders Miriam Walsh Louise Neirinck Jessie Johnston Marie Connell Noreen Dunn Lucille Shea honored. District Eight Chorus to sing. aim to boost inner city teacher recruitment.
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Illinois
Chicago Circle University of Ilinois
District 8
Lorraine M. Sullivan
Dr. Sullivan
Loretta O’connell
Helen Saunders
Marshall High School
Miriam Walsh
Faraday
Louise Neirinck
Jessie Johnston
Gregory
Marie Connell
Noreen Dunn
Lucille Shea
Sumner
District Eight
Inner City
Chicago
Dale F. Rohn Celebrates 30th Service Anniversary
Dale F. Rohn of 915 North St. Louis marks three decades with Commonwealth Edison Co. as a locomotive engineer at Fisk generating station in Cicero. He has resided at his North St. Louis home for 26 years.
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Dale F. Rohn
N. St. Louis
Commonwealth Edison Co
Fisk
Cermak
Tollway Income Growing Yearly says Bonniwell
Donald R. Bonniwell chairman of the Illinois State Toll Highway Commission says tollway gross will reach 47.5 million this year, up from 42.75 million in 1966. He notes last year’s toll revenue totaled 39.943 million and expects a 10 to 15 percent annual vehicle increase to drive 1967 gains.
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Illinois State Toll Highway Commission
Donald R. Bonniwell
Bonniwell
Oak Park Woman's Stamp Club Final Meeting Noted
The Oak Park Woman's Stamp Club will hold its final meeting at 1 p.m. Monday in the Oak Park Library. Awards will be given for the May 19 stamp exhibit, and activities will resume in September.
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Stamp Club
Oak Park
Tollway Forecast Hits Fifty Million In Sixty Eight
The tollway system projects its first fifty million dollar year in 1968 and reaches sixty eight million in 1970. Officials say its 187 miles of toll roads should be debt free by mid July 1980, ahead of several bond maturities. PTA board members at Howe Elementary honor immediate past president Mrs. Fred Jordan with a luncheon. Patrol.
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PTA
Howe Elementary School
N. Lorel
Fred Jordan
N. Lotus
Patrol
NIU Graduates Four From Area With Honors
Miss Pamela Rose Cimack of 2210 N Lorel graduated from Northern Illinois University DeKalb with high scholastic honors earning a Bachelor of Arts. Other area graduates include Miss Diane Joy Bredehorn of 1727 N New England and Miss Donna T Officer of 35 N Mayfield with Bachelor of Science in Education degrees and Edward Thomas Maas Jr of 4525 Wrightwood with a Bachelor of Arts.
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Pamela Rose Cimack
N. Lorel
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Diane Joy Bredehorn
New England
Donna T. Officer
N. Mayfield
Edward Thomas Maas, Jr
Wrightwood
School PTA Sponsors Big League Baseball Trip
Community Publications reports that the boys and girls of the school will attend a big league baseball game tomorrow under PTA sponsorship.
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PTA
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