Riv erdale Chamber Elects Quain to Lead 1964
Charles Quain of Quain Realty is the newly elected Riverdale Chamber of Commerce president for 1964. New officers include Ray Dohmeyer and Frank Rorgève en, with plans for industrial displays and a one day a week Chamber office in the municipal building to attract business and residents. Quain outlines innovation and potential expansion of office hours. He and wife Bernice live at 14900 State St with daughters Sherrie Lynn and Debbie Ann. The officers will be installed at a January 25 dinner dance at Cherry Hill Country Club.
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Charles Quain
Quain Realty
Riverdale
Acme Steel Co
Chamber of Commerce
Nicipal
Quain
Chicago
Bowen
Ymca College of Real Estate
Northwestern University
Wooster State University
Wooster
Mass
State St
Dalton
Sherrie Lynn
Debbie Ann
Riverdale Chamber of Commerce
Ray Dohmeyer
Frank Rorgeveen
Arnold Schmidt
Myra Dohmeyer
Ralph Young
Cfhcers
Suburban Court System Readied for Jan. 1 1964 Operation
Chief Judge Elect Boyle announced five presiding judges for suburban Municipal Court Districts and said the system would be ready January 1 1964. Districts 2 through 6 will have central district courtrooms with multiple magistrate courts and local associate judges. The suburban courts will handle criminal cases below felony grade and civil cases up to 5000 dollars, with venue where the defendant resides or transaction occurs.
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John 5. Boyle
Boyle
Circuit Court
Cook County
Thornton
Bremen
Calumet
Bloom
Rich
Maurice J. Schultz
Blue Island
Thomas Harper
Dalton
Ralph Young
Riverdale
Theodore Huizenga
South Holland
Stoffels
Eiserman
Schultz
Sulli
Van
Olson
Central District Court
American Bar Association
Centra
Chicago Heights
Bandit Steals 270 Dollars From Local Drug Store
A lone bandit robbed Kim Rexall Drugs at 15401 Cottage Grove at 8 15 p m Wednesday taking 270 dollars in currency. The suspect described as a light skinned Negro, 40s, 150 to 160 pounds, wore a grey fur collared coat and a Fedora. He asked for cigarettes and gum, then grabbed cash while a second man bought an $85 money order. The woman clerk noted a missing upper tooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Rexall
Cottage Grove
Bernice Schrom
Minerva
Dianne Miller
Rose
Coloring Contest Winners to Be Announced Sunday
Three local banks sponsored the Boys and Girls Christmas Coloring Contest with about 215 entries. Judges Mrs Wayne Murphy Mrs William Stockdale and Mrs Henry Noetzel selected the winners and 20 honorable mentions for announcement in the Sunday December 22 edition of The POINTER.
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The
Pointer
Wayne Murphy
William Stockdale
Henry Noetzel
South Holland Jaycees Name Non-Residential Winners In Christmas Display
South Holland Jaycees announce first annual Christmas Decoration Contest non-residential winners judged last Saturday. First place goes to Dalenberg's Apparel for a nativity scene, second to Madison School, third to Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church. Honorable mentions include Clark Service Station and Buttons and Bows with decor by local residents.
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South Holland
Dalenberg
Sc. Park
Madison
Orchid Dr
The
Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. 166Th St
Clifford Seagraves
Melvin Kortum
G. D Schultz
Clark Service Station
E. 162Nd St
Roger Saunders
Margaret Amerski
Mildred Lucky
Lucky
Alice van den Handle
Jacob Aggen
Madison School
Murray Johnson
South Holland Jayceettes
Louis Jackson
Pacesetter Civic League
Robert Braman
South Holland Junior Chamber of Commerce
John Dalenberg Jr
South Park Ave
the Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church
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South Holland Winter Carnival Plans Announced
The South Holland Jaycees outline plans for the 2nd Annual Winter Carnival on January 18 at South Holland Park for children 13 and under. Events include figure skating, free style, speed skating, a snow sculpture contest, and trophies for first place. The Michael Kirby skating group will perform. a queen will be chosen. Postponement to January 25 possible if weather disrupts.
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South Holland Jaycees
South Holland Park
Jaycees
South Holland
Jim Maroney
Michael Kirby
Mr. Maroney
Bob Ahrenhold
Art Halpin
Dick Potts
Frank Smaga
John Weisle
Maroney
Weather Bureau
Christmas Edition Schedule For The POINTER
The POINTER prints a Christmas edition on Sunday December 22 and a second on Sunday December 29. Copy for the December 29 edition is due by 5 PM December 24. Classified ads for December 22 are due by noon December 20 and by December 27 for December 29. No issue on December 26 or January 2. Sunday editions delivered by Carrier Boys late Saturday afternoon.
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Our
Carrier Boys
Dolton Board to Act on Chicago St Rezoning
Dolton Village Board will hold a regular meeting Monday December 23 to act on the Zoning Board of Appeals recommendation regarding the Chicago Street property between 152nd and another cross street. The meeting shifts from the usual Tuesday date due to Christmas Eve.
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Dolton Village
Zoning Board of Appeals
152Nd
Annual Meeting of United Fund of Riverdale
The United Fund of Riverdale will hold its annual meeting on January 8 at p.m. at the Riverdale Municipal Building located at 142nd and Stewart Ave. Riverdale. Five board seats will be filled for three year terms and two for unexpired one year terms. The public is invited.
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United Fund of Riverdale
At & P.m
Riverdale
142Nd and
Stewart Ave
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