Giant Electric Sign Set For Rolling Meadows Center
A 50 foot high sign for the Rolling Meadows shopping center rises at the northwest corner of Kirchoff road and Meadow drive. Designed by Harry Weese and Associates and built by Flashthie Neon, the wind activated sign will be a leaf atop a white column with white neon lettering and a green backdrop. Dedication is planned this summer. small neon signs above stores will describe each shop.
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Baird and Warner
Rolling Meadows
Kirchoff Rd
Meadow Dr
Harry Weese and
John W. Baird Jr
Baird
Flashthie Neon Company
Broeske
Palatine-Rolling Meadows approves Cardinal Sr. school site
Zoning board grants permanent conditional use for a 12 room Cardinal Sr. school on Cardinal Dr between Campbell and St James. Building plans limit future enlargement. District seeks park cooperation for auditorium use and summer access, with recommendations for walkways paving and site planning with the Plan Commission.
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Palatine-Rolling Meadows
Cardinal Sr
Rolling Meadows Zoning Board of Appeals
Campbell and
St. James Srs
Campbell St
Ald
William Hickey
Cardinal
Plan Commission
Cardinal Dr
School Dr
Preliminary Park Plan Completed Rolling Meadows park plan announced by park board
The Rolling Meadows Park District announced completion of a 57 acre preliminary master plan leased from Kimball Hill and developed by Edward Lawrence Packard and associates. The plan includes two large 4 by 8 foot drawings and a nine page report, with a public information program and a community meeting with Illinois officials.
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Rolling Meadows Park
Park Board
Kimball Hill
Edward Lawrence Packard and
Rolling Meadows Park District
Rolling Meadows
John Woods
Park District
University of Illinois
Edward H. Storey
Victor A. Hyde
Bureau of Community Planning
Clipped Wing Club Plans Chicago Chapter Formation
Mrs E E Wolfe announces a meeting to form a Chicago chapter of the Clipped Wing Club for ex TWA hostesses. The session is set for April 13 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Randy Norton Henley in Chicago. Transportation requests should contact Mrs Wolfe at HE
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Chicago
Clipped Wing Club
TWA
E. E. Wolfe
Wildwood Rd
Elk Grove Village
Randy Norton Henley
Pers
Wolfe
Dinner Is Successful By Rolling Meadows Jayceeettes
The Rolling Meadows Jayceeettes held their second annual dinner at Gunnell's in Mount Prospect with prizes donated by local businesses. Mrs. Leonard Fabian led a discussion on the club's coming summer program and plans to participate in the Northwest Home and Garden Show in May, sponsored by the parent Rolling Meadows Junior Chamber of Commerce. Dinner was chaired by Mrs. Howard Sepke with committee members Mrs. Ronald Holmes, Mrs. Robert Norton, and Mrs. Edne Potaniec.
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Rolling Meadows Jayceeettes
Gunnell’s
Mount Prospect
Leonard Fabian
The
Jayceeettes
Rolling Meadows Junior Chamber of Commerce
Arlington Heights Man of the Year Named for 1958
Willis J. Jensen a 33 year old patent attorney and electrical engineer was chosen Arlington Heights 1958 man of the year by the village Junior Chamber of Commerce. He has led the Opportunity Council since 1958 and was its first president. The award salutes his civic work with minority groups and community projects including the Catholic Church movement and Jaycees. A banquet at Old Orchard Country Club tonight will present the Distinguished Service Award.
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Willis J. Jensen
Arlington Heights
Jensen
Opportunity Council, Inc
Catholic Church
Christian Family Movement
Eleanor
Arlington Greens Property Owners Association
Willis Jr
Brigit Ann
Mary Patricia
S. Lincoln
Jaycees
J. Gerhard Meiners
Ralph E. Clabaugh
Stuart R. Paddock
Paddock Publications
Old Orchard Country Club
YMCA Leaders Plan Final Fund Appeal
Plans for the home stretch drive to fund a new YMCA building were outlined at Mt. Prospect. More than 400 volunteers will solicit funds, with pledges over 700000 already raised and 200000 more needed from industry and groups. Groundbreaking is set for 3 p.m. May 17 on Northwest Kw y east of Mt Prospect Road.
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YMCA
Northwest Kwy
Mt. Prospect Rd
Toward Good Government John Woods Tells Program of Peoples Economy Party
John J. Woods heads the Peoples Economy Party ticket announcing a ten point platform for good government. Goals cover fiscal efficiency, increased revenue, transparent zoning, cautious annexation, improved transit, ambulance-patrol service, a local medical center, road upgrades, modern insurance, and public posting of Civil Service results. Woods praises team focus on timely action and deliberate policy, stressing park district autonomy and cooperative relations with education authorities.
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Peoples Economy Party
John J. Woods
Wilke Road
Mass Meeting of Candidates Set
A large Meet Your Candidates meeting is set for next Thursday at 8 p m in Kimball Hill school. Sponsored by the PTA Junior Woman's Club Jayceettes Junior chamber of commerce and the Lions club it offers city residents a chance to hear all 40 candidates for the April 21 Rolling Meadows municipal election. A neutral moderator Robert Bishop Arlington Heights leads a Q and A after introductions. All questions must be written and signed and political questions will be screened.
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Kimball Hill School
PTA
Junior Woman’s Club
Jayceeettes, Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Lions Club
Rolling Meadows
League of Women Voters
Robert Bishop
Arlington Heights
Bishop
Cil
Planne
World’s Richest Women’s Golf Tourney at Mt Prospect
Richard Hauff, who bought Mt Prospect Country Club in January, announced the $20,000 International Ladies Invitational will be staged at his club July 23 to 26. The event is billed as the world’s richest women’s professional golf tournament with top female players expected.
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Mt. Prospect
Richard Hauff
Mt. Prospect Country Club
Youth Fellowship To Ask CARE Funds
The United Christian Youth Fellowship will hold a CARE relief fund drive on Sunday April 5 from 2 to 3 30 p m. Inter denominational youth workers will wear CARE gear. Funds support relief work in Hong Kong and nearby areas.
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United Christian Youth Fellowship
Hong
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Clipped Wing Club Organization
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Washington, D. C
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Charles Bruning Co
Richard
Boone
Metropolitan
Cook County Sheriff's Police
University of Chicago
William K. Hunter
Universal Oil Products
Des Plaines
Prospect Heights
Palatine
Richard Boone