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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
9
Letters from Dalton Illinois citizens attack Mayor Kasten and national groups while urging rational debate and rejecting white supremacist notions. Contributors cite JFK’s death and warn against turning Dalton into a white-only community. They contrast ignorance with rational discourse and urge communal responsibility.
The Dalton Riverdale Little League officers thank Tom Renner and The Pointer Publications for extensive coverage that aided their youth program. They express sincere appreciation for his loyalty to the community and public support.
A girl’s purse was stolen at a social affair and a teenage thief scattered money and cards along a four block route. The writer condemns the act and praises a Home makers Contest plaque awarded to Mrs. Florence Lewis, noting its value and meaning.
Mrs. Roger Giffney of 14926 Irving has been named Dolton 1964 Mothers' March of Dimes chairwoman. The appointment was announced by Mrs. Raymond Lekayich Community General Campaign Chairman. Giffney will mobilize volunteers for the month long campaign ending with a residential appeal on Tuesday January 28 to raise funds for birth defects arthritis and polio.
Thornridge selects 1963-64 junior officers led by president Terry Van Zuidam and vice president Pat Donovan. Donna Bogenschneider becomes secretary while Judy Wychelewski serves as treasurer. Other finalists included Dave Wedding, Michael Mosesso, Judy Hostetter, Maria Santefort and Walter Musynski. Officers must sign activity point counts. first duty is selecting junior class rings.
Robert Dodson of 15 W 141st Riverdale and Deanna Zipse of 350 Clyde Calumet City will perform in the University of Melinois Oratorio Society annual Christmas concert in the Assembly Hall on Sunday December 8. Both recently gained membership in the group under Professor Harold Decker chair of Choral Ensembles and director of the society.
On Sunday November 10, the children of Mr and Mrs Joseph Guppando hosted a 30th anniversary dinner for their parents at Surmans Country Club Restaurant. Ninety guests attended enjoying cocktails and a family style beef chicken and sausage dinner with attendees from Chicago Arlington Heights Cicero Mc Henry Hillside Skokie Franklin Park Melrose Park Oak Lawn Harvey Chicago Heights Hazel Crest and Louisville Kentucky.
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