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Rolling Meadows Herald

Location

Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1969

Page

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Emergency bill blocks Rolling Meadows park bond sale

A state emergency measure to raise the 5 percent limit on park district bond interest stalls Rolling Meadows 900000 bond issue voters approved February 25. Park attorney Robert J. Casey says markets now demand higher rates. if the bill passes and the governor signs, sale could occur in about a month.

Rolling Meadows Robert J. Casey Park Casey Park Board Springfield Park District

Meyer Defends Police Dept Amid Aldermanic Criticism

Mayor Roland J. Meyer defends the Rolling Meadows police department against Aldermanic candidate William Miseska who calls for a shakeup. Miseska proposes a lay committee to examine turnover. City records show 21 officers left in 14 years with several resignations at city request.

Roland J. Meyer Rolling Meadows William Miseska

Judo Classes For Boys At Countryside YMCA

Countryside YMCA announces sport judo classes for boys in grades 5 through 8 at Barrington Middle School on Mondays from 6 30 to 8 p m. Enrollment begins when 10 boys register for 10 lessons. For enrollment call 359 2400. An organizational meeting formed a Y Men s Club led by Bill Burns, with the first club started in 1920 Toledo. now over 800 clubs in 50 countries.

YMCA Barrington Middle School Harvey Hollek Bill Burns Toledo

Gerblick Wins Best of Pack Prize at Pinewood Derby

Jack Gerblick won the best of the pack award at the Cub Scout Pack 91 Pinewood Derby held in St. Theresa school hall. Jim Kallinger took second, Steven Horwath third. prizes went to den leaders for best den design and model work. The event noted parental car-building involvement and multiple den-level recognitions.

Jack Gerblick Pinewood St. Theresa School Hall Jim Kallinger Steven Horwath DEN Tom Meyer David Gunto Steve Majus Gerry Krug Don White Robert Mack den Three Robert Dean

Cub Pack 162 Plans Mock Moon Trip at Arlington Heights

Cub Pack 162 will stage a simulated moon trip at Dunton School in Arlington Heights tonight at 7 30 p m. Robert Stenson of Illinois Bell Telephone Co will describe what to wear and eat and will demonstrate a Saturn V rocket model for the boys.

Cub Pack 162 Dunton School Arlington Heights Robert Stenson Illinois Bell Telephone Co Stenson

Countryside YMCA Nears End of First Year in Operation

Countryside YMCA approaches its first year’s end with high activity and broad community acceptance. Plans for expansion loom as Palatine area residents and nearby communities helped shape the project since 1967. The Metro YMCA advised, opening fundraising with a goal of 50 000 to test support and viability.

YMCA ED Murnane Countryside Ymca Countryside Palatine Metropolitan Ymca of Chicago Metro Y Barrington Lake Zurich Rollowing Meadows Arlington Heights Metro Ymca

Westminster Choral Group to Perform at St Philip Church

The Westminster Music College Choir of 40 students will perform at St Philip's Episcopal Church in Palatine on March 28 at 8 p.m. Directed by Dr Clarence Martin, with organ prelude by Raymond Oakcock who will also accompany. The singing school is located in New Wilmington, Pa.

Westminster Music College St. Philip’s Episcopal Church Palatine Clarence Martin Raymond Oakcock New Wilmington

Long Hair Styles Spark Debate In Suburban Barbershops

Palatine barber Pat Paske says teenagers favor long hair while adults seek sideburns, noting Chicago stylists outpace suburbs. He argues long hair can be stylish if groomed, and warns some barbers may struggle with cutting short hair as fashion shifts.

Chicago Pat Paske Palatine Barber Shop Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post Paska Paske

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Macfadiean Everly Meyer Police Dept Gerblick Miseska Meyer Point Palatine High School Round Lake Aaron Copeland Campbell Street Salt Creek John A. Graham Palatine Township Ao Aes Henan Ness Westminster Choral Group St. Philip Sears and Roebuck
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