Nine year old Patrick Colangelo named campaign herald
Patrick Colangelo, nine, son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Colangelo of 14461 South Sherman Posen, is chosen campaign herald for the 1960 Cerebral Palsy Drive. He attends Garfield School in Blue Island. The drive ends March 2 with over 40 000 volunteers collecting donations in the 53 Minute March on Cerebral Palsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Colangelo
Patrick
Hugo Colangelo
South Shermen
Posen
Garfield School
Blue Island
Dolton Theatre Reopens Under New Management After Hiatus
The Dolton theatre will reopen under Kenneth L. Dickinson after a public heated reprieve halted its conversion. Renovations include new screen and projection gear, upgraded auditorium and lounge decor. Dickinson, active in nearby theaters since 1937, plans Friday and Saturday operations with a house manager in consideration. Frank A. Dayne is among those considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Kenneth L. Dickinson
Dickinson
Homewood
Miingis
Highland
Indiana
South Suburbs
Frank A. Dayne
Community Concert Association Opens Annual Membership Drive
The South Suburban Community Concert Association launches its yearly campaign with a dinner for board members at Chuck Cavallini's in Midlothian. Membership runs to March 12, 1960, costing 8.5 dollars for adults and 4 for students for admission to four concerts at Thornridge High School and the bonus remaining concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Suburban Community Concert Association
Chuck Cavallini
Midlothian
Mantovani
Vienna Choir Boys
Thornridge High School
147Th
Cottage Grove Avenue
Welfare Loan Company
Center Street
Harvey
Harvey Theatre
Remare
Prudencija Bickus
Stasys Baras
Michael Bandon
Thornton High School
Riverdale-Dolton
Harold Gundakor
CP Drive Chairmen Appointed
The Annual Drive of United Cerebral Palsy begins this week in Chicago and surrounding suburbs and runs through March 20. Local chairs and volunteers will distribute canisters, posters, leaflets, and host the 53 Minute March on Cerebral Palsy on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cerebral Palsy
Chicago
Cooks Lake
DuPage
Kane County
Irving Hyman
Hastings
Dalton
Sydney Steele
Leland Halleck
Woodlawn
Ronald Spigdon
Monroe
Garet Dekker
Edbrooke Avenue
Riverdale
William Giermann
Normal Avenue
Kenneth Smith
Emerald
Walter Winters
Drexel Avenue
South Holland
J. Handley
East 162Nd Place
Calude Locchesi
Joyce Court
Robert Short
East Orchid Drive
Elmer Mayberry
Champlain Avenue
Thornridge H S Man Heads Music Contests
Richard Ance of Thornridge High School will conduct operatic vocal contests for the 31st Chicagoland Music Festival staged by Chicago Tribune Charities Inc on August 20 1950 at Soldier Field before about 75000. Separate contests cover operatic and popular vocalists choirs bands baton twirlers and piano and accordion solos. A luncheon on August 19 at the Conrad Hilton will draw about 1460 attendees with seats at 4 per plate and festival tickets at 1 75. Proceeds go to Chicago Tribune Charities Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ance
Dalton’s Thornridge High School
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Soldiers' Field
Beefore
Chicago
Philip Maxwell
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Life Size TV Comes to Oak Forest Hospital
Oak Forest hospital installs a life size closed circuit TV in the auditorium to show Golden Gloves fights and daily programs to about 2,400 patients. The system projects from standard equipment onto a plexiglass screen, similar to setups at the University Club and Svithiod Singing Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Forest Hospital
159Th
Cicero
Cook County Board
Carl K. Schmidt Jr
Oak Forest
Chileas
Local Grower To Exhibit At Flower Show
Edward Dickhoff of Riverdale will lead in preparing and displaying dahlia plants at the Chicago World Flower Show. The event runs March 19 to 27 at International Amphitheatre, 42nd and S Halsted Streets, with wide participation from amateur to professional gardeners. The Chicago Horticultural Society sponsors the show which drew over 170000 attendees in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dickhoff
Wabash Avenue
Riverdale
International Amphitheatre
42Nd
S. Halsted Streets
Middle West
Chicago Horticultural Society
Hub Cap Thefts Reported in Local Area
J P Schmidt of Meadow Lane Dalton reports four hub caps stolen from his car during the evening of March 6. Four hub caps were taken from an automobile owned by Dal Degan on Dearborn Street while parked in front of his home during the night of March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Schmidt
Meadow Lane Avenue
Dalton
Dal Degan
Dearborn Street
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Dolton
Dolton Theatre
Messrs. Fritsche
Herzog
Stadt
Bacchante
State Line
Calumet City
Texaco
Malloy Coal Co., Inc
Lincoln Ave
Interocean
Assn
154Th Street
CP Drive
Kingshalm
Vernon Tracht
Tracht
UCP
Greater
Chicago Area
Mary Fahlbach
Atantic Street
Evans Drug Store
St. Francis Hospital
Clifford Holtgren
Emil DeMarche
Harriet Fyler
Henry Petraske
Don Wernicke
Haines
Thornridge H. S. Man Heads Music Contests
138Th and
Halsted Street
Rational Editorial
Ee Et
The
Pointer
Indiana Ave
Viking
Raymond J. Kelly
Illinois
Congress
Cook County
Tet
Rta
WBKB
Sun
WLS
K.c
Lois Rinck
Sue Himmelsbach
Donna Wallin
Francis Koster
Ivanhoe
Vera Blackstone
Suburban-Tv
W. 144Th ST
J. F,. Chandler Ra
Chicago Street
F.H.A. Payment Plan
Dolton, Ill
America
Prien
Kickert Bros, Inc
FORD
Nec-Tv
Greater Dolton Memorial
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago Road
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