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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1973
Page
4
Residents discuss crime deterrence stressing community involvement over policing. Leaders note eight of ten offenders have prior arrests and three of ten are on parole or bond, urging citizen responsibility alongside law enforcement.
Hyde Park Kenwood will launch a large town wide fund campaign for Medical Aid to Indo-China next week. Don Luce, journalist and Vietnam peace advocate, will speak in Hyde Park under American Friends Service Committee auspices. Funds already sent supported Bach Mai hospital and Boston raised 250000 in one week after bombing.
Kenwood High School notes indicate several classes continue this week despite the Chicago Teachers Union strike that began January 10. Hofslund’s physics students gather at his home at 10:30 daily while Gordon offers mathematics tutoring. Blakely’s Old Testament Literature class holds a two hour session twice weekly with a senior mini course attending the Oriental Institute on Thursday January 18 for a lecture and tour.
The January Open Meeting of Beth Am temple Sisterhood will be combined with Beth Am Temple Men's Club on Wednesday evening January 17 at 7133 S Coles Ave. A roast beef dinner will be served at 6 p.m. for Beth Am members and guests prepared by Mr and Mrs Herbert Cohn. The cost is $3 per person.
The Blackstone branch of the Chicago Public Library at 49th and Blackstone offers a busy week January 17 to 24. Highlights include a children's puppet show The Lollipop Princess on January 23 at 3 45 pm, preschool story hours Tuesdays at 10 30, school age story hours Saturdays at 11, led by Mrs Pratt and Miss Hunt, plus children's movies and Thursday evening leadership training for Junior Great Books Study Groups at 7 30 pm.
Children and adults in the religious education program will join the congregation at 57th and Woodlawn for an African festival at 10:30 a.m. Sunday January 21. Margaret Burroughs of the DuSable Museum directs with African dance music and crafts, teaching both unique and universal meanings.
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