Burglary Nets Cash, Items At B and B Restaurant
Police responded to a burglary alarm at the B and B restaurant on Armitage Avenue. Investigators found entry blocked and items missing including pennies, cigarettes, watches and cash totaling about $110, plus two rings. Three suspects were arrested, charged and set for arraignment August 24. An intruder entry through a wall yielded a hatchet, a keyhole saw and a glove. Herbert A. Anderson, William J. Plewa, and Dennis Wittick were found in a garage with lime sacks belonging to Terrazo Stone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armitage
Shakespeare Police
4008
Herbert A. Anderson
Wiliam J Plewa
Quincy
Dennis Wittick
Keystone
Frank Caldarazzo
The
Terrazo Stone Co
English Classes Offered at Jackson Adult Center
Registration for free ESL classes starts Sept. 5 at the Jackson adult education center 820 S Carpenter. Classes run 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 2:50 p.m for new learners and those who want to improve reading writing and arithmetic. Cafeteria will be open for lunches and lounging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Adult Education Center
S. Carpenter
Area Tars Aid Forrestal Rescue Efforts
Aviation Boatswain's Mate 2nd Class Gerald F. Cummings David J. Klotz and James M. Urganus, crew on USS Intrepid, helped aid USS Forrestal in the Gulf of Tonkin after a fuel-tank drop caused fires and multiple explosions aboard the carrier. Helicopters from Intrepid transported crew and supplies to battle the blaze and assist the stricken ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald F. Cummings
USN
Julie Cummings
N. California
David J. Klotz
Erwin A. Klotz
Lyndale
James M Urganus
Michael L. Urganus
Wrightwood
Intrepid
USS
Forrestal
Gulf of Tonkin
Bold Heist At Marks Bros Jewelry Store
Two shabbily dressed men raided Marks Bros jewelry at 4101 Madison stealing about 320 dollars in cash and jewelry. Clerks Craig Newman and Patricia Jackson watched as the robbers emptied a display case into an overcoat bag while manager Joseph Fogelson was away for coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Bros
Madison
Joseph Fogelson
Craig Newman
Fogelson
Newman
Miss Jackson
Margaret O'Rourke Graduates From Nazareth School of Nursing
Margaret Mary O Rourke daughter of Vin cett and Mrs O Rourke 2259 North La Porte has completed nursing training at St Mary of Nazareth 1120 North Leavitt and is Madonna High School graduate She is engaged to John E Luczak airman second class with the Air Force stationed at Cam Ranh Bay Viet Nam Luczak is the son of Mr and Mrs E Luczak 3563 Dickens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mary O'Rourke
Vincett O’rourke
N. Laporte
St. Mary of Nazareth School of Nursing
N. Leavitt
Madonna High School
O’rourke
John E. Luczak
LD. L Aw Force
Cam Rahn Bay
Viet Nam
Luczak
E. Luczak
Dickens
West Side Girl Graduates From Nurse School
Janice Elizabeth Mickelsen of 4843 Ohio will graduate from the Lutheran General and Deaconess hospitals school of nursing on Sunday August 20 at 2 30 p m in St Mark Lutheran church Mt Prospect She is a 1964 Austin High School graduate and will join Lutheran General hospital Park Ridge as staff nurse The school began in 1906 at Leavitt and moved in 1960 near Lutheran General hospital Park Ridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Elizabeth Mickelsen
Ohio
Lutheran General and Deaconess Hospitals School of Nursing
St. Mark Lutheran Church
Mt. Prospect
Miss Mickelsen
Richard M. Mickelsen
Austin High School
Lutheran General Hospital
Park Ridge
Lutheran Deaconess
DePaul Community Symphony to Resume Rehearsals
The DePaul University Community Symphony Orchestra directed by Leon Stein will resume rehearsals for the 1967 68 season on September 13 at 745 p m in Room 518 Lewis Center 25 E Jackson auditions are invited for qualified instrumentalists to join the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePaul University Community Symphony Orchestra
Leon Stein
School of Music
DePaul
Lewis Center
E Jackson
Lucky Readers Prize Rules Echoed by Journal
Four five dollar merchandise certificates are awarded each week to Lucky Readers. The award must be claimed at the Journal office at 4047 North before 4 30 p m Friday following the issue in which the names appear. To ensure home delivery pay the carrier the 35 cent monthly delivery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
North
Headstart Festival at Stone School Showcases Ethnic Cultures
At Stone School 3444 Wabansia a Headstart festival organized by Mrs. Margaret Bouregois celebrates ethnic heritage with Polish German Chinese Greek Irish Scandinavian and Spanish groups. Native dishes and songs will be featured and 90 Headstart pupils will perform The Three Bears under Mrs. Mary Breitenstein. Open to all community residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone School
Wabansia
Margaret Bouregois
Stowe
America
Mary T. Breitenstein
Open Montessori School For Children In Oak Park
The Human Potential Development Center, a Montessori school for normal and brain-damaged pre-primary and primary students, will open in September at 634 N. Austin Oak Park under Mrs Rosetta Rietz. Ruud van Velthoven will direct the 6 9 year old class. Registration is open contact Mrs Rusetz 3201 S Pulaski or call after 7 pm BI 7 4079.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Human Potential Development Center
N. Austin
Oak Park
Rosetta Rietz
Ruud van Velthoven
Netherlands
Rietz
Rusetz
S. Pulaski
Bike Racing At Humboldt Park Event For Youth
Bicycle races for boys and girls will run 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Humboldt Park with four age groups. VFW Post 9420 awards four radios and four baseball mitts to winners as part of the Lite-A-Bike Safety program. 1000 free bike reflectors also distributed. Free bike registration by the 13th police district urged. coordinated by the West Side unit of the Commission on Youth Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Wiosowitz-Evanhoe Post
Humboldt Park
Joe Bryowski
Ieft
Chicago
West Side
Commission On Youth Welfare
13Th
J. Borhese
Rumor Clinic at Police Workshop Focuses on Growth
The Anti-Defamation League will present a rumor clinic at Shakespeare police workshop on Tuesday at Our Lady of the Angels church in Iowa. David Chancer will discuss Ax for a Rumor and a film about the 1942 Detroit bridge riot will be shown, noting 43 deaths and widespread damage. Cmdr. Thomas McNulty says Shakespeare station officer will receive the Junior Association of Commerce and Industry award for outstanding police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith
Shakespeare Police Workshop
Our Lady of the Angels Church
Iowa
David Chancer
Anti- Defamation League
Detroit Bridge
Cmdr
Thomas McNulty
Shakespeare Station
Walther Medics Re Elect Officers
Dr. Murray Feldman was re-elected president of the Walther Memorial medical staff. Dr. Leonard Rapoport won re-election as vice president and Dr. James Rain was re-elected secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Feldman
Walther Memorial
Ota N Radz*s
Leonard Rapoport
James Rain
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Tiffin Theatre
Dick van Dyke
Debbie Reynolds
Claudia Cardinale
Tony Curtis
Elva’'S Beauty Salon
West Grand
Mary Ann Parker
Nick
Wanye Skorpod
Norbert Kosirog
VFW
Rob Jewelry Store
Foray
Patricia Jackson
S. Waller
Miss O’rourke
Northwest Journal
Sete
Ion Ee
W. Fullerton Ave
West Side Girl
Sun
A Krauss
Homer St
Niemiec
Augusta Blvd
Your Grand and Hamlin Center
W. Grand Ave
UTE
North Ave
Pepsi Cola
Calvert
Kentucky
BLATZ
Ambasador
Etls
Bullock & Lade
Hamm
Waldech
ASTI
Spumanti
Hogg
Hum
Thala Hav
Mint
Brennock
Humboldt
Park
Police Workshop
P. H. Johnsen
Humboldt Optical CO
W. North Ave
Begale
Walther
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