Ray B CHERYL FRIES Budget Hearings Seek Ray School Center Funding
The Board of Education hearings focus on funding for the Ray School Learning Center which now serves all District 14 schools. After initial rejection, the board provided limited funds for three teachers and volunteer support, with $50,000 needed for materials and equipment to sustain operations and expand programs in Spanish German photography art and geology for District 14 students.
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B. Cheryl Fries
Board of Education
Ray School
ESEA
Erwin Pollack
PTA
Salvatore Vallina
Ray
Vallina
Learning Center hopes to expand tutors and community aid
Pollack notes the center engages students from the University of Chicago STEP program to tutor children, with 30 college volunteers weekly. The center aims to blend school community and world, avoid grades, and foster individual interests despite transportation and funding concerns.
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Pollack
University of Chicago
STEP
Dave Kandel
Hyde Park Kenwood CCC Sets December 20 Meeting on Plaza Plan
Edwin A. Rothschild says the Hyde Park Kenwood Conservation Community council will meet December 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lutheran School of Theology to discuss adding a 53rd Kimbark Shopping Plaza. The two story block would span Kimbark Avenue, with first floor passageways. residents fear loitering, traffic, noise, litter, and obstructed views.
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Edwin A. Rothschild
Hyde Park- Kenwood
Kimbark Avenue
Kimbark
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Rothschild
Conservation Community Council
Red Cross leader to speak to Midway AARP group
Mrs Nat Nathanson chair of the Red Cross Office of Volunteers will address the Midway chapter of the AARP this Thursday December 14 at 1 pm. The talk covers the Telecare program aiding isolated seniors through Red Cross and telephone company volunteers.
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Nat Nathanson
Office of Volunteers
Mid-America
American Red Cross
Midway
American Association of Retired Persons
United Church of
Hyde Park Kenwood Elects New Board Members in Hot Election
Conference members cast 958 ballots in one of the largest races in its history. The 1973 Board of Directors includes Suzanne Allender, Michael Bennett, Bernice Bird, Timuel Black, Hansel Hall, Ross Lathrop, Salvatore Maddi, Harriet Meadors, Clarence Parham, Lee Reed, Susan Schwerin, and Carol Williams for three year terms. Two members, Rebecca Grear and Deonee Oriel, won one year terms. Four were named to the 1973 Nominating Committee: Ronne Hartfield, Richard Jenifer, Frederick McLendon, and Dale Singer.
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Hyde Park- Kenwood
Kam-Isaiah Israel Temple
Bill Goldsborough
Lucy Arnold
Suzanne Allender
S. Hyde Park Blvd
Michael Bennett
E. 50Th
Bernice Bird
S. Kimbark
Timuel Black
S. Ellis
Hansel Hall
E. 56Th
Ross Lathrop
S. Kenwood
Salvatore Maddi
S. Greenwood
Harriet Meadors
Clarence Parham
Lee Reed
S. University
Susan Schwerin
Social Security Office Moves To New Larger Quarters
After more than 35 years at 47th and King Drive the 4731 Dr King Drive Social Security office moves to 6349 Cottage Grove Ave. District manager Robert Hall says the modernized office serves Postal Zip Code Zones 60609 60615 60621 60637 and 60653 and is open this week. Telephone number is 239 7000.
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47Th and
King Drive
Dr. King Drive
Cottage Grove Ave
Robert Hall
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Elizabeth Seward
Hyde Park Blvd
Eanio Shack
E. 53Rd St
U. S
Monthlu
HPECC
Bill
Lucy
Jim Kaplan
Kaplan
Social Security Office
Cooley’s
Sun
Cooleys
Harper Court
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