New Hope School Aims to Help Trainable Children
Frances Hauser leads New Hope, a program at United Presbyterian Church in South Holland serving 3 to 18 year olds with Trainable and Educable Mentally Handicapped classifications. The 10-student class seeks public understanding and hopes for a future workshop to teach trades for greater self support.
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Hauser
George Stenberg
Thor
Iptters
New Hope
Clarkson
Kentucky
Clark- Bom
Frances Hauser
Dale
Susan
Thornridge High School
Earl, Jr
Ann
Robert
New Hope School
United Presbyterian Church
Cottage Grove
South Holland
Dollen
Riverd
Thornton students prepare for fall play and holiday events
Degroy by Tom Renner announces tryouts for The Doctor In Spite Of Himself continuing through tomorrow. Thornton events include Purple-X basketball, Th ornridge Fling after Thornridge Bremen game, Wonderland by Night dance, Christmas concert, Dad Daughter banquet, pep assembly, and upcoming Christmas break with 21 days left before vacation.
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Thornton
Helen Cowen
Eleanore P. Szymanski
Thornridge
Highlander Committee
Thornridge-Bremen
Distributive Education Club of
Thornton Gymnasium
Thornton and Thorntdge
Fight On Comic Books Debate at PTA Meeting
The discussion centers on comic books and obscenity with Jyde of Americans for Moral Decency presenting magazine examples. Riverdale president Edward Kivley notes trustee Dom Bay will attend. Dolian cites a March 22 1960 village ordinance on obscene materials. South Holland president Harold Gouwens says no village ordinance exists, only state or federal laws, and reports no obscenity distribution in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jyde
Americans For Moral Decency Organization
PTA
Riverdale
Edward Kivley
Rustee Dom Bay
Dolian
South Holland
Harold Gouwens
Dump Appeal Moved To Appellate Court
Charles Fritz owner of the dump at 138th and Ashland had his appeal transferred from the Supreme Court to the Appellate Court First District in Chicago due to jurisdiction questions. The action includes the operator's stay motion also sent to the Appellate Court for decision after Riverdale village officials reported the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles #. Fritz
138Th
Ashland
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
First District
Chicago
Riverdale
Herbert Zornow
Village Atorney
Zornow
Stolen Hub Caps From Riverdale Car
Wal lace family home at 13945 Atlantic Street Riverdale reports two hub caps stolen from their vehicle parked in front of the house. Riverdale Police say the larceny occurred at the residence with an estimated loss of 42 dollars.
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Wallace
Atlantic St
Riverdale
Public School Adult Educators Conference Visit
Arthur J. Stejskal director of Thornton Township Adult High School attended the ninth annual conference of the National Association of Public School Adult Educators in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Stejskal
Thornton Township
National Association of Public School Adult Educators
Washington, D.C
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