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Rolling Meadows Herald

Location

Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1969

Page

2

Long Hair Trends Persist in Local Barber Shops

Paske notes traditional barber shops remain common in suburbs while city beauty shops target modern looks. He says barbering is an art and customers must clearly describe desired styles to avoid overcuts. Neumann's Barber Shop in Arlington Heights offers upscale European razor cuts and a weekend stylist, though at a high price.

Paske Mike Hindes Neumann Arlington Heights Chicago Hyatt House Bismarck Hotel Neumann’s Europe Bill Webb Bill Rolling Meadows Webb

Book Review Set At Pleasant Hill PTA Meeting

Herbert H. Duenow will present a review of The Arms of Krupp by William Manchester at the March 25 Pleasant Hill School PTA gathering in Palatine. Duenow has chaired the Half Day Congregational Church since 1962 and has delivered over 130 reviews since 1942. An election of PTA officers precedes the talk.

Krupp William Manchester Herbert H. Duenow Pleasant Hill PTA Palatine Duenow Congregational Church Half Day

Significance of political signs in suburban spring

A psychologist questions the meaning of political signs noting politicians seek group belonging and reassurance. He compares signs to ancient tribal markings, suggesting signs reflect insecurity rather than true support.

Junior Dad

District eyes ombudsman program for taxpayers

School District 59 weighs creating an ombudsman staff at 2123 S Arlington Heights Rd to hear resident concerns and relay issues. Estimated annual cost about 23000 dollars with grant sought from the New York Life Foundation. decision anticipated April 15. Some board members urge further study while administration pursues funding.

School Dist. 59 S. Arlington Heights Road New York Life Foundation Donald Thomas Board of Education Al_Domanico Gene Artemenko Allen Sparks Eugenia Chapman General Assembly Thomas Richard Hess Domanico University of Chicago

Local Man Leads In National Bridge Tourney Cleveland Event

Arlington Heights resident Bob Gardner and Joe Berbick of Cedar Rapids won the Head Start Pairs in the 12th Spring National Tournament of the American Contract Bridge League in Cleveland Ohio. The event runs ten days ending March 23 with eight national titles awarded.

Arlington Heights Cleveland Ohio Bob Gardner E. Frederick Joe Berbick Cedar Rapids Iowa

Repair and home tips flood the Rolling Meadows library notices

The Rolling Meadows library promotes Barbara and Richard O Neill s The Unhandy Man s Guide to Home Repairs and other titles for quick fixes and decorating as readers plan spring projects at 3110 Martin Lane with hours Monday through Saturday.

Rolling Meadows Library Barbara Richard O’neill Martin Lane

Community Calendar for Palatine Region March 21–28

A weekly list of local events includes meetings by the Palatine Historical Society at Palatine Savings and Loan 8 p.m. on March 21, Northwest Municipal Conference at Rolling Meadows City Hall 8 p.m., and a Palatine Republican workshop at Pleasant Hill School gym 8 p.m. on the same day. It covers March 22 to 28 with gatherings such as a champagne dinner dance by the Palatine Newcomers' Club, the Immanuel Lutheran PTA spring luncheon, a Republican open house March 23, fire district trustees March 24, city council and park district meetings, a St Thomas of Villanova science fair, and a Republican spring dance March 28.

Robert Teichert Teichert Congreve S. Congreve The Herald Northwest Highway Dale Avenue Palatine Historical Society Palatine Savings and Loan Northwest Municipal Rolling Meadows City Hall Palatine Township Pleasant Hill School Palatine Newcomers’ Club Arlington Heights Elk’s Club Immanuel Lutheran Parent Teacher League Immanuel Lutheran Palatine Township Republican New Headquarters S. Northwest Highway Rolling Meadows Fire Trustees Palatine Village Board Rolling Meadows Palatine Park District Community Park Palatine Kiwanis Arlington Palatine Park District Board of Commissioners Park Office St. Thomas of Villanova Palatine Chamber of Commerce Andy Board of Education S. Quentin Road

Club To Hear Review Of The Good Life

Palatine book review club plans its March luncheon at Uncle Andy's Cow Palace. Mrs. Burton Pearsall reviews The Good Life by Douglass Wallop. Call Mrs. Williams or Mrs. Murphy with guest or cancellation by 10 a.m. Monday.

Palatine Book Review Club Cow Palace Burton Pearsall Douglass Wallop Orville Williams John Murphy

Father-Son Night at Carl Sandburg Junior High

A father and son recreation night at Carl Sandburg Junior High School Rolling Meadows starts at 8 p.m. Monday. A PTA meeting for officer elections precedes the event. A Bears football game film will be shown. Boy Scout Troop 168 offers the color guard and PTA serves refreshments. Attendees should wear gym shoes.

Carl Sandburg Rolling Meadows PTA Chicago Bears Boy Scout Troop 168

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