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Newspaper
Humboldt Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
1
Alfred E Polsz and wife Elnora officers of the Chicago Vegetarian society show their traditional groaning board for Thanksgiving. Fresh vegetables fruits juices nuts honey and dairy fill the table. The centerpiece is a succulent squash baked at 130 degrees to capture solar energy.
Alfred Polsz and his wife Elnora, Chicago Vegetarian Society leaders, plan a sun powered Thanksgiving featuring squash baked at 130 degrees and juices from carrots and grapes. They shun meat and alcohol claiming health comes from solar energy in unprocessed foods.
The piece explains eligibility for aldermanic runs including citizenship residency and signatures. It cites two percent of ward votes for signature counts, lists West North West Side ward totals, and notes filing windows December 5 to January 9 with the Board of Election Commissioners. It warns of potential challenges and petition authenticity issues.
A reception for principals from public Catholic and Lutheran schools will be held December 6 at Our Lady of the Angels school 3814 Iowa. Sponsored by The Alamo Community Organization. Sister Mary Rose Esther organized the event to improve community school communication and youth problem handling. The meeting may propose a convocation of teachers and religious leaders and conferences for parents youth workers teachers and others concerned.
Lloyd school in the gym at 2103 N. Lamon hosts its annual Science fair with 7th and 8th graders exhibits plus room winners from grades 1-6. Projects include chromatography heat and cold effects on heartbeats probability and geometric forms in nature.
All 13 Kelvyn Park High students and alumni who took advanced placement history tests last May passed. Joel Samaha disclosed seven students received special ratings. Theresa Budniakiewicz earned high honors. Neil Unverzgt earned honors. Cesar Gonzalez earned honors on all parts and a year of Northwestern University credit. Carol Ackerman and Judy McAdams earned NIU credits. Karen Roberts placed out of history at Oberlin. Marge Shell placed out of social science at Shimer College.
Crime statistics for Austin 15th Shakespeare 14th and Fillmore 11th districts show ongoing declines in the 11th police period ending Nov 9 with decreases in burglaries and overall serious crimes compared to last year. Auto theft remains highest in Austin and rising in Fillmore, while Shakespeare shows mixed changes.
Harriet Beecher Stowe school graduates visit their alma mater as Marines from the 1st Marine Division. Gregory Kachka, William Audens, and Curtiss Sullivan meet 8th grade teachers Flemmie Wyss and Rubin Steinberg and 5th grade teacher Felicia Riccio. Kachka and Sullivan head to Camp Pendleton for motor transport training. Audens goes to Memphis for aviation training.
The Salvation Army in the Chicago area runs its Stars of Cheer Christmas campaign to bring happiness to about 44,000 people during the season. Marine Corps Private Rich A. Miner from Illinois serves in Vietnam with the 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company.
John Collins of 513 N Hamlin enrolled his poodle Suzette in the Canine Aristocrats Dog Training club to learn canine etiquette and to pursue a veterinary path. Suzette earned the CD and CDX titles, won trophies in the CD trials, and her owner plans to study for a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
Mr and Mrs Edward J Kaleta celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner for 150 guests at Ferrara Manor 5609 North They have lived at their present address for 12 years and have two children a son Robert 19 and a daughter Adrienne now Mrs Philip Lombardo 1622 N Kil dare
Arabe Arabe of the Week 4 Cards and banco are on the program of the Senior club that meets every Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the dining hall of St. Philomena church 1831 N Red Vale. Refreshments are served. For information call Anna Lindenschmidt, chairman, at DI 28361. A spaghetti dinner to raise funds for the new Teen Center of the Duncan North YMCA will be held at the Y gymnasium 1305 N Hamlin from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday Dec 4. The food will be prepared by mothers of Y members. You Cant Take It With You will be the play presented Jan 11 and 12 by this semesters senior class at Kelvyn Park High school. Double casting will permit all drama students to participate. The play already is in rehearsal. A mystery trip by bus for boys and girls has been arranged for Friday by the Dun ecan North YMCA 3700 Grand. The bus will leave at 9 30 a.m. and return at 3 p.m. Those making the trip should bring their lunch. Mrs Frederick Orton 2854 N Keating is serving on a recruitment task force seeking to stimulate college student participation in the Girl Scout organization.
Six West Side building owners appeared before the zoning board of appeals to clear repairs and conformance with code. Applications for building permits were denied by the zoning administrator, prompting appeals for deconversion, second exits, and general repairs across six properties in R3 and R4 districts.
Grandmother of three Mrs. Joseph Stigler of Sawyer says she is surprised and tickled to win the Lucky Reader prize for Oct 26. She notes three straight weekly wins including a dollar bingo prize and a department store drawing, with the third prize a Lucky Reader merchandise certificate.
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