Haunted house projects earn Oak Forest Tinley Park praise
Editorial congratulates Oak Forest and Tinley Park Jaycees for collaborative haunted house efforts open through weekend. Notes hours and locations at 80th avenue and 167th street in Tinley Park and Oak Forest community building. Praises volunteer spirit, family activity, and community unity, with plans for next year.
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Halloween Safety Precautions From Chicago Motor Club
The Chicago Motor Club warns Halloween poses extra danger for motorists and children as darkness falls with standard time, masks reduce vision, and dark costumes are hard to see. Parents should add white or incandescent elements to costumes, use facial makeup instead of masks, supervise young trick or treaters, walk facing traffic, cross at crosswalks, and inspect treats at home before eating.
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Voices From Other Places and The Press in Towns
The column surveys postwar attitudes and media progress in small towns. It notes Mayaguez era ego trips in Washington and stresses local publishers shaping town progress with ink and space. It critiques inflation among the White House staff and concludes with a wry remark on leadership dynamics.
Readers challenge reporter on open meeting about district study
A reader letter complains of bias at the October 21 public meeting on a year round feasibility study in School District 146. They allege inflated student counts by 870 and assert attendees had valid arguments against 45-15, insisting they know what they want amid overcrowding at Central Junior High.
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Central Junior High
Thank Norville For Striping Tennis Courts
Oak Forest park district thanks former Mayor Marty Norville for striped and sealed tennis courts at Covent and Gingerwood parks. He plans to stripe Longfield and Fieldcrest this week, with community help saving taxpayers money.
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Walkathon Thanks Martha for Coverage of Midlothian Event
The March of Dimes expresses gratitude for Martha Hartnett's photographs that captured the Midlothian Walkathon. The event is expected to raise over 13000 dollars for birth defect prevention and treatment, boosting community involvement and public education. Deborah Rashman, March of Dimes director of PR, signs the note.
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Danlows Hold Fast to Simple Life After Million Win
Anthony and Caryl Danlow of Palos Heights won a million dollars in the Illinois lottery on February 22. They say they have spent little since, keeping their big car a ranch-type house and furniture, plus a 10-speed bike and new clothes. They invested most of the prize, travel plans may include Hawaii, and they continue their jobs at A&P. They joined a casual millionaires club but insist money has not drastically changed their lives or happiness.
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