First Day Out Boxes and Spinning Rods
Boys hike to Columbus Park and stock up on worms. They report catching ten fish but do not specify how many were kept.
03 Apr 1968
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Newspaper
Northwest Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1968
Page
1
Boys hike to Columbus Park and stock up on worms. They report catching ten fish but do not specify how many were kept.
Chicago readers are invited to send questions to Willing Willie at Community Publications, 4906 W. Chicago Ave., about local issues. The column reports a traffic hazard near a North Mason car wash, offers police contact numbers, and notes a 24 hour hotline for civil rights concerns.
Parents from District 23 of the PTA will gather at La Follette park fieldhouse in Chicago on April 10 at 9 30 am to learn how to tackle the No 1 school problem, reading achievement lag. Co chairs Mrs Louis Pardo and Mrs Nathaniel Olieff say the event has strong district cooperation and many school experts will participate. Attendees should bring a sandwich. coffee will be provided.
Charles A. Snyder president of the West Metropolitan Area Council says many West-Northwest Side groups support the councils dual highway plan for the Crosstown Expressway. The proposal envisions a southbound route west of Belt Line tracks and a northbound route east of the railroad with industrial parks shopping centers and residential areas between. The plan adds five lanes during limited conditions and aims to reduce truck traffic and uprooting of communities while costing little more than the city estimate of 530 million.
Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank led by president Don Kreider presents a donation to Rev. Donald F. Kelly for the Our Lady of Angels church building fund. The new parish center at 816-822 N Hamlin Center is under construction, targeted for completion this summer at an estimated cost of 400000 dollars.
St Timothy Lutheran Church at 2401 N Kildare announces Holy Week events led by Pastor Harold T Masted The Palm Sunday choir concert at 8 p m presents Requiem by Gabriel Fauré and Holy Week services run April 10 with a children’s service at 330 p m Communion services Thursday and Good Friday evenings Veiling of the Cross and Good Friday afternoon prayers Easter Sunday features a 630 a m sunrise service followed by breakfast and two festival worships at 930 and 1100 a m Children’s festival worship occurs at 930 and 1045 a m in the parish hall
Irene F Hughes, noted Chicago psychic, predicted in March 1968 that President Lyndon B Johnson would not run for re election and would announce the decision soon. She also forecast a pause in Vietnam bombing and a late April or May peace shift.
The Northwest Babe Ruth league broadens its territory west from Cicero to Narragansett with an eastern boundary at California. Eligible boys ages 13 through 15 north of Chicago and south of Fullerton may join teams starting May 6. Registration is at Mozart Park at 7 30 p m tomorrow with birth certificate and utility bill as residency proof.
Mozart Park at 3840 Armitage will stage its annual marble tournament at 4 p.m. April 10 for midget players aged 9 to 11 and junior players aged 12 to 14.
For the last three years Cristanus with little outside help has kept the troop together and aided members in learning to become men. The troop meets at 6 p.m. Mondays in the church hall.
Northwest Community Organization held two meetings to review Department of Urban Renewal zoning proposals for a tract bounded by Halsted Street Chicago River Kennedy Expressway Northwestern Railroad Tracks and Division Street. Debate split residents between residential preservation and industrial zoning with no conclusive vote.
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