Runs Lights Faces Gun Charge
William Rex House, 42, of 330 North Austin, is charged with running two red lights not having a driver’s license and unlawful use of a weapon. He faces court July 19 and is free on bond after police pursued him from Division and Hamlin to Pulaski. A .22 caliber revolver with four unused cartridges and one fired round was found under the front seat after the stop.
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William Rex House
Austin
Shakespeare
P. Greco
J. Fitch
R. Golnick
R. Springer
House
Division
Hamlin
Pulaski
N. Pulaski
Humboldt Pastors Plan Second Open Forum July 7
The Ministers for a Better Humboldt sponsor a second open forum at Our Lady of the Angels Church 3808 Iowa July 7 at 8 p.m. The event aims to gather citizens to air views with no set agenda and address recreational needs such as a West Humboldt Park swimming pool. The Rev. Donald Kelly notes the first forum built community ties and that TACO folded due to apathy. Executives include YMCA director David Sheldon and local pastors from MBH steering committee.
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Ministers For
Humboldt
Our Lady of the Angels Church
Iowa
Duncan-North
Donald Kelly
Our Lady of the Angels Parish
TACO
Father Kelly
West Humboldt Park
Sheldon
Forum
Paul Buettner
Advent Lutheran Church
Robert Walters
Hope Epiphany Lutheran
David Mark
United Congregational
Stanley Dopak
St. Francis of Assisisi
William Devereux
Epiphany Launches Reading Help Program for Students
Epiphany Lutheran Church at Iowa Monticello opens a new Operation Get Ahead reading program next week under Dun can North YMCA oversight. Al Csiky VISTA worker directs the one to one tutoring plan for third to fifth graders who lag in reading as the series aims to recruit about 10 pupils and 10 tutors to start.
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Hope Epiphany Lutheran Church
Iowa
Monticello
Duncan-North Ymca
al Csiky
Vista Wolver
Csiky
Logan Square
Camp trips offered for needy Logan Square boys
The Logan Square Lions and Kiwanis clubs team to provide two weeks at Camp Duncan YMCA for boys from Western to Belmont and Armitage to Central whose families cannot afford camp. Full or part schoolships may be provided based on family circumstances. call HU 6-2660 to request assistance and have a boy considered.
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Logan Square
Lions
Kiwanis
Camp Duncan
YMCA
Western
Armitage
Central
Belmont
Tor
Tony Weslowski
Cole Campbell
John Cooper
Burned Building in Logan Square Poses Neighborhood Risk
LSNA housing committee met with Alderman Rex Sande to press demolition of the burned vacant building at 3745 Palmer Street. The fire occurred in April, owner contact has been difficult, and residents fear rats and safety hazards for children from Mosart Elementary School nearby.
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Logan Square Neighborhood Association Housing Committee
Ald. Rex. Sande
Palmer
Joe Minutello
Opal Holtz
Mosart Elementary
Boost Physical Exams for Draft By Area Boards
Local area draft boards are directed to provide 352 men for physical examinations in July, up from 98 in June and 315 in May. July inductions from the boards will total 90, compared with 116 in June and 85 in May. The sequence of board calls shows rising medical screenings ahead of inductions. An annual Temmetz High School alumni picnic is set for noon Sunday in Schiller woods, Irving Park east of River, in Groves 4 and 3.
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Temmetz High School
Schiller Woods
Irving Park
River
Groves
Plan Day Long July Fourth Celebration at Mozart Park
Mozart Park hosts a full day July Fourth program orchestrated by park supervisor Sheldon Wexler. Activities run from 16 a.m. to 6 p.m. including midget and junior softball, family volleyball, father vs sons softball, free throw contests, and a horseshoe tournament.
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Mozart Park
Armitage
Sheldon Wexler
No Holds Barred at Shakespeare District Workshop
A community workshop under the title No Holds Barred will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at St. Philomena Church in the Shakespeare district. William J. McNulty and Sgt. William Howe will lead a Q A session after the film Every Day Every Hour, with a panel of beat patrolmen to discuss police service, laws, and district operations. Women will receive self defense instructions demonstrated by Patrolman Art Olsep, a Black Belt in judo. A second notice reports an automotive burglary at the Fullerton Kilbourn filling station where a forced overhead door allowed thieves to steal hand tools merchandise parts and testing equipment valued at several hundred dollars.
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St. Philomena Church
Cortland
Shakespeare
William J. McNulty
William Howe
Art Olsep
McNulty
Shakespeare District
Sgt. Howe
Horace E. Bloomberg
Fullerton and Kilbourn
Grade School Graduations Big Day for Younger Set
Area grammar schools hold brief graduation ceremonies with limited speakers and music. Byford school presents 54 graduates with diplomas and a cantata. Young school awards 48 diplomas. Howe school marks with songs from 53 graduates. Burbank school offers Ballad for Americans sung by 52 graduates. key school features 46 graduates with a choral reading. Hay school distributes diplomas to 48 graduates. Lovett school holds an Illinois themed program for 37 graduates with gifts and speeches.
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Kevin White
Thinois
Byford School
Elizabeth I. O’hearn
Valentine J. Casey
Young School
N. Parkside
Nancy Berg
Howe School
N. Lorel
Nicholas Zottos
Lina Leander
James Clear
Burbank School
Mobile
Palertine Halyckyi
Glenn Kero
Mildred Grawe
Grawe
Key School
Baiba Inka
Charles Hall
Nan Blodget
Nora J. Nelson
Loretta Francis
Hay School
Laramie
Karen Skinner
Death Claims Area Merchant J. Tanenberg
Funeral services were held for Joseph Tanenberg 72 a North Avenue businessman at the Devon chapel after his death Sunday at Gottlieb Memorial Hospital Melrose Park Interment followed at Westlawn Cemetery He and his brother Norman owned Quality Cloak Co a women s apparel shop at 3941 North for 45 years Mrs Tanenberg active in the North and Crawford Chamber of Commerce
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Joseph Tanenberg
North Avenue
Devon
Tanenberg
Gottlieb Memorial Hospital
Melrose Park
Westlawn Cemetery
North and Crawford Chamber of Commerce
Norman
Quality Cloak Co
North
Camp Duncan Registration Nears End
Registrations for the July 3 14 and July 17 25 sessions at Camp Duncan in Yalo Il 45 miles northwest of Chicago are open for grade school boys aged 8 to 12 The first period is nearly filled The 387 acre camp offers archery boating canoeing overnight sleep outs campfire programs crafts nature lore and other activities under supervision of experienced counselors.
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Duncan
Yalo
Chicago
Duncan-North
Logan Square Ymca
School Board Considers Tuley High Parking Lot Site
Chicago Plan Commission weighed a proposal to acquire a site at Tuley High for a parking lot and athletic field for teachers and sports use. The board later approved repairs at Austin High, appointed Edward Paetsch as assistant principal at Lloyd Elementary, and authorized a $339.05 payment to Elizabeth Bonikowski for injuries in 1985.
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Tuley High School
Chicago Plan Commission
George Reininga and Co
Austin High School
Austin
Edward Paetsch
Lloyd Elementary
Lamon
Elizabeth Bonikowski
Charges Filed After Near Run Down Of Officer
Frederick Wosik and Alfred Carbonaro face aggravated assault charges after police say their speeding truck with no plates swerved onto a sidewalk, narrowly missing a district officer at a roadblock near Neva and Bloomingdale. They were injured in a crash and treated at St. Anne's hospital.
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Austin
A. Zawisza
Frederick Wosik
Neva
Bloomingdale
West Side Streets
West Side
Alfred Carbonaro
Wosik
Wosth
Carbonaro
St. Anne’s Hospital
Seventeen Girl Scouts Headed to Washington Trip
Seventeen members of Girl Scout Troop 638 from St Simon Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church will ride from Grand Central to Washington on Sunday for a five day visit. They will meet US Senator Charles Percy and pose on the Capitol steps with US Representative Daniel Rostenkowski. Leader Lorraine David says the trip is a bonus earned by selling cookies and running a rummage sale.
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St Simon Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church
N. Spaulding
Grand Central Depot
Charles Percy
Daniel Rostenkowski
Lorraine David
N. Sawyer
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Humboldters
Almira Simons Park
West Humboldt Organization
Anthony Svec
Edward Krenz
Patricia Camp
August Kramer
Jean Nowak
Alice Searbom
Richard Guerrero
LS Lions
Ronald D Thompson
Direc
LSNA
Steinmetz
Lambros Koumoundoures
Fulton and
Long
Ett School
Ilinois
Julian Lewis
Jonathan Raz
Michael Partipilo
Georgia Zahearas
J. Tanenberg
Hurt
Washington
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