24 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
Northwest Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
1
The passage describes juices nuts honey and unadulterated dairy on a traditional Thanksgiving table. A succulent squash is to be baked at 130 degrees, which Polsz claims matches the Sahara sun at noon to maximize solar energy.
Alfred E. Polsz and wife Elnora host a sun powered Thanksgiving featuring squash baked at 130 degrees and juices from carrot and grape, all vegetarian and aligned with Chicago Vegetarian Society beliefs. They avoid alcohol and flesh, sourcing produce in large quantities from California orchards and country dairy.
A guide outlines the basics for running for alderman including residency eligibility signatures requirements and filing windows. It notes the need for campaign bankroll savvy staff and resilience while detailing petition signature thresholds and potential challenges to petitions.
A reception for principals of Catholic public and Lutheran schools in the Alamo area will be held December 6 at Our Lady Angels School 3814 under the sponsorship of The Alamo Community Organization TACO. Sister Mary Rose Esther leads the planning to improve community school relations and discuss a convocation of teachers and religious leaders and conferences for parents youth workers and teachers.
Lloyd school hosts its annual Science fair with 7th and 8th graders plus room winners from grades 1-6. Exhibits run 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Lloyd gym at 2103 N. Lamon featuring chromatography heat effects on heart beats probability and geometric forms in nature.
Thirteen Kelvyn Park High School students and alumni who took advanced placement history tests last May all passed. Teacher Joel Samaha disclosed seven students received special ratings. Essays earned high honors for Theresa Budniakiewicz and honors for Neil Unverzg.
Crime statistics for Austin 15th Shakespeare 14th and Fillmore 11th districts show a continued downward trend through the 11th police period ending Nov 9 with drops in burglaries auto thefts and overall year to date compared to 1965. Austin leads in auto theft increases while Shakespeare and Fillmore show mixed changes across the seven major crime categories.
Marines who graduated from Harriet Beecher Stowe School visited their alma mater on Wednesday November 2. Gregory Kachka June 1962 graduate William Audens January 1963 graduate and Curtiss Sullivan June 1963 graduate spoke with 8th grade teachers and the 5th grade as they toured the campus. Kachka and Sullivan head to Camp Pendleton California for motor transport training Audens to Memphis Tennessee for aviation training.
Marine Corp Rich A Miner Minervini son of Roger Minervini of 1634 N Kolmar serves in the 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company in Vietnam. Through its Stars of Cheer campaign the Salvation Army in Chicago will bring happiness to about 44000 people during the Christmas season.
John Collins of 513 N Hamlin enrolls his poodle Suzette in Canine Aristocrats training, earning trophies in CD and CDX trials. Suzette becomes a mother and a student, while John plans a future in veterinary medicine at the University of Illinois Urbana.
Mr and Mrs Edward J Kaleta will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner for 150 guests at Ferrara Manor. They have lived at 930 N Homan for 12 years and have two children a son Robert 19 and a daughter Adrienne now Mrs Philip Lombardo 1622 N Kidare.
Cards and bunco fill Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in St. Philomena Church dining hall. A spaghetti fundraiser for the Duncan-North YMCA Teen Center runs 1 to 6 p.m. at the Y gymnasium. Kelvyn Park HS seniors stage You Cant Take It With You January 11 and 12 with double casting. A Duncan-North YMCA mystery bus trip Friday departs 9:30 a.m. returning 3 p.m. Lunch not provided. A Girl Scout recruitment task force seeks college student participation led by Mrs. Frederick Orton.
Six West Side property owners appeared before the zoning board of appeals after their building‑repair permit requests were denied by the zoning administrator. They seek clarifications to bring their three and two story, multiunit buildings into compliance with the building code and zoning rules.
Grandmother Mrs. Joseph Stigler of 1920 N Sawyer reports winning three Lucky Reader prizes in three weeks. She was surprised and tickled to receive a dollar bingo prize, a department store drawing prize, and a Lucky Reader merchandise certificate.
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