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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
7
The Dolton Civic Association based in Dolton announces its group name Lets Go Girls in a mailing address listed as P O Box 73, Dolton. The fragment notes the association uses this contact box for correspondence.
The Dalton Village Board voted to protest the discontinuance of Chicago and Western Indiana Rail road commuter service. The line seeks state approval to end the run and a public meeting was set for May 9 at 160 N. LaSalle Chicago. The board referred the matter to the village attorney for further action.
Dorchester Music Hall debuts with a grand opening on June 12 led by Don Ameche in Silk Stockings. Miss Universe semi finals and finals, a Muscular Dystrophy benefit, and appearances by Patty Duke and Jerry Lewis accompany the premiere. May 1 starts season reservations.
Winners named at Starvey Bridge Club monthly master point game held April 3 include North-South first Don Tharp and Marge Tharp and East-West first Verlon Braselion and Betty Braselion. Harvey Bridge Club invites players to weekly sessions and calls for beginners teenage and intermediate classes at Bridge Center starting June 10 with times 1 pm and 7 30 pm.
Riverdale residents without a Biennial report can obtain a pamphlet at the Village Clerk’s office in the municipal building at 142nd and Stewart. Dolton resident David H. Kelley reported tire slashing to police on April 16 while his car was parked in front of his home.
Starting May 1 1963 Riverdale will crack down on motorists who fail to display village vehicle tags Violators will be ticketed Tags available at village clerk office Municipal building 142nd and Stewart Monday to Friday until 4 pm Saturday until noon After noon Saturday and Sunday at Riverdale Police Station Tags cost 6 dollars
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