Four Junior Miss Winners Crowned in Illinois Pageant
Debra Benysh Barbara Darge Cynthia Schellinger and Pamela Weir were named Junior Misses for 1968 69 at Forest View High School Arlington Heights with 250 scholarships each and special honors for Weir scholastic achievement and Pamela Toenjes talent. The Illinois Pageant will be held at Mill Run Theatre Niles December 20 through January 4.
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Hope
Debra Benysh
Barbara Darge
Cynthia Schellinger
Pamela Weir
Paddock Publications
Little Theatre
Forest View High School
Arlington Heights
Miss Weir
Pamela Toenjes
Robert Canary
Grange Road
Elk Grove
Barbara
Umsburger
Palatine High School
R. Y. Schellinger
Gloria Drive
Cynthia
Palatine
William F. Weir
N. Drury Lane
Prospect High School
Mount Prospect
Carole Interiori
Evergreen Park
Illinois
Fred Lewis
Fenton High School
Judy Whitney
Arlington High School
Roger Gusloff
Illinois Junior Miss Foundation
Beeline Fashions
Bensenville
Chevrolet
Palatine Savings and Loan Assn
Robert Y. Paddock
Mill Run Theatre
Niles
Roselle
Prospect Teacher-Parent Council to debate smoking policy
Prospect TPC plans a Thursday night meeting to rehash District 214s policy allowing high schools to establish student smoking areas. Eugene Trandel invites concerned parents after Monday’s board hearing. The meeting features the police counselor, an expert on smoking issues, and discussion of possible campus patrols to curb smoking in washrooms and nearby neighborhoods.
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Dist. 214
Prospect
Trandel
New Airport In Kankakee
Northwestern University professor Stanley Berge proposed a third Chicago area airport near the Will and Kankakee county line about 45 miles south of the Loop. He favored a site between Peotone and Manteno with surface level runways and underground passenger facilities to be served by high speed regional transport. He warned Chicago risks a major air transportation crisis if plans are not started soon for mid-1970s service.
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Chicago
Loop
Berge
Lake Michigan
Green Garden Township
Chambers of Commerce
Joliet
Kankakee
Mrs. Duck Earns CPCU Insurance Honor in 1968
Arlington Heights woman Dorothy A. Duck, 1013 S Belmont, is among 461 of 5000 examinees to receive the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter designation from the American Institute for Property and Liability Underwriters. The award was conferred in New Orleans with Chicago Chapter recognition set for Nov 26. Duck runs her own general insurance agency with Pate Insurance Agency in Arlington Heights.
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Arlington
Duck
Pate Insurance Agency
Arlington Heights
Two-Car Collision Injures Woman in Mount Prospect
A Sunday two car crash at Rand and Central Roads in Mount Prospect injured Carol B. Schuler of Arlington Heights with a lacerated lip. She was treated at Northwest Community Hospital and charged with failing to yield. Barbara A. Suciecki of Rolling Meadows faced charges for an improper turn. Both await District Court appearance on December 11.
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Rand
Central Roads
Mount Prospect
Carol B. Schuler
S. Burton Place
Arlington Heights
Northwest Community Hospital
Barbara A. Suciecki
Cardinal
Rolling Meadows
Five Arlington Heights Residents Honored by Hospital
Five Arlington Heights residents will be honored at the November 17 Elgin State Hospital annual volunteer recognition ceremony for extraordinary service to the hospital and its patients. The honorees are Pat Cullen Colleen Reardon Pat Collins Jackie Prasniker and Margie VanWater. Two groups to receive certificates are the Arlington Heights Women's Club with 11 years of service and Sacred Heart of Mary High. Dr Ernest S Klein praised volunteers for warmth, friendship and help to patients.
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Arlington Heights
Elgin State Hospital
Pat Cullen
S. Walnut
Colleen Reardon
W. South
Pat Collins
Hickory
Jackie Prasniker
S. Salem
Margie VanWater
W. Sigwall
Ernest S. Klein
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Howard Benysh
Goodridge Ter
Kathy
Northwestern University
Debra
Lake Park High School
Camelot
Elk Grove High School
TPC Board
Forest View
Larry Jenness
TPC
Illinois Central Railroad
Want
Campbell Street
Dupage
Bartlett
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