Forest Park Review from Forest Park, Illinois • Page 6

HONOR ROLL All three children of Mr. Mrs. Carmen Callendo of 1005 S. Marengo Avenue made the Honor Roll at Proviso East High School recently. They are Rosemarie, a Freshman, Carmen, a Junior and Danny, a Senior.

Check out our good deal on car insurance. See: ART CARLSON, Jr. 7439X2 Madison St. Forest Park 366-3779 STATE FARM It At! FARM IMIURANCI State Farm Fire and Casualty Company Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois fCiwanis Club News Carl Schwebl presided over our meeting of 40 members and 5 guests, namely: former members Werner Elchoefer (from Florida) and Chris Hoist and also Robert Natale, Andy Frieweich and Don Clary. Our program for the evening was a musical skit put on by the Bensenville Club who are appearing at all clubs in Div.

19. These 9 men are raising money for the Chuck Staple Kidney Fund in Bensenville. At our next two meetings we will hold drawings to help this worthy cause so please come out and have a big heart and be proud to wear your lapel button as "your help, enthusiasm, involvement and participation are needed throughout the Art Olson has planned an exceptionally fine weekend for our members and their wives this weekend at Arlington Towers. On next Monday, there will be a second Mid-conference for Div. 19 at the Bellwood Club at Rex Restaurtant.

Our fine Interclub Chairman Bill Grieve states that five member? will attend this, making an Inter-Club for the month of June. Also, June 12th 4 members wiU attend the Peanut Kickoff Dinner at Como Inn, Chicago to formulate plans for the big day. On Tuesday, June 13th the Forest Lions Club and our club will hold a joint meeting at which time the guest speaker will be Bernard Carey, Rep. candidate for States Attorney. If you are planning on bringing a guest will you please let Homer or Carl know by Saturday if possible.

Chuck Welpley will take 44 kids by bus to the Brookfield Zoo on Wednesday, June 21st. Sat. Sun. June 17 18th 12 to 5 p.m. FOREST PARK SENIOR CITIZEN CONDOMINIUMS 1 Bedroom Units Priced at $16,900 and $17,900 926 DUNLOP AVENUE Each unit includes pre-stressed concrete for sound and fire proofing, maintenance-free exterior, double insulated windows, wall to wall carpeting, bathroom grab bars, emergency alarm system in case of illness or fire, security locks, refrigerator, range, air unit, spacious laundry, lounge and entertainment area with kitchen" and powder jroom, formica kitchen cabinets, luminous kitchen ceilings, intercom to lobby.

Public invited to furnished model. For additional Information E.F. HILLNER 491-9084 Thi uly Old-Fashioned MEAT MARKET iitm QUALITY MEAT CUT TO YOUR ORDER PRIME MEATS West End Market 366-0116 ID tbe Heart of Forest Park 7415 Madison St. I Eagles Auxiliary Convention June 16th Through The 18th The 24th annual convention of the Illinois Auxiliaries to the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held June 16 through 18 at the Holiday Inn in Hillside. The convention will be hosted by Mrs.

Lorraine Clancy, Madam State President 1971-72 and a member of the Forest Park Auxiliary and her committee which is headed by Past Grand Madam President Stella Moorehouse also of the Forest Park Auxiliary. Guest speakers at the convention's public opening at 1:30 P.M. on Friday will include Senator Howard Mohr, Mayor of Forest Park and member of the Forest Park Aerie; Worthy State President Axel. Fallman of Lawrenceville, Illinois and Past Grand Madam President, Lois Nelson of Fargo, North Dakota. Mrs.

Nelson will bd attending the convention as a representative from the Grand Aerie and Auxiliary. At the opening Mrs. Clancy will present grants of $1,000 each to The A.G. Bell School for the Blind in Chicago and The Bonaparte School for Mentally Retarded Children in Wheaton. The grantswillbemade on behalf of the organization's Jimmy Durante Crippled Children's Fund.

A presentation will alsobe made to the LaRabida Children's Hospital and Research Center at the convention banquet on Saturday evening. Mrs. Clancy chose La Rabida as her State Project when she was elected to office last June, and auxiliary members throughout the state held acti- vitied during the year to raise money for the donation. The total amount raised will be announced by Project chairman, Tlllle Mudloff of the North Shore Auxiliary. The convention will close on Sunday with the installation of the women elected to state offices for.the ensuing year.

No Magic Formula to Stop Alcoholic's Drinking "What is the magic formula to make an alcoholic stop drinking?" is frequently asked by those who live with a problem drinker, according to the Al-Anon Family Group In Forest Park, The answer is there is no "magic formula" because the desire to stop drinking must come from the alcoholic, the group said. However, it is unnecessary for the non-alcoholic, to suffer from the tensions and physical or verbal abuse created by the problem because she can get help too.the group added. For free information concerning the local group, call 848-2707 TOM CARLSON Auto Sales 7300 ROOSEVELT RD. Forest Park Open 7 DAYS Weekdays 9 to 9 THE WORD FROM VILLAGE HALL By Bob Haeger They actually arrested a couple of dog owners in the past few weeks and for good reasons, we're told. After numerous complaints that their hounds were being allowed to run loose, two local residents were brought In by police and posted $200 cash bond so they can answer in court why they have failed to exercise proper control over their pets.

Once again Commissioner Santo Rizzo has appealed to recipients of parkway trees and sodding to be sure they are watered regularly. In the absence of a good rainfall, Rizzo says, sod should be wetted down daily and new trees watered twice a week. For those who lose their new greenery through lack of care, there just are no replacements available. In just one week, we've seen two very official looking requests for contributions by police-oriented organizations (for lack of a better description), and both are highly questionable as to validity. One thing we do know; they have no local origin or support, yet they have come away with cash donations from well-intended business people who didn't take time to check them out.

Planning to build a fence? Don't figure to extend it beyond the front building line on your property. Fencing in your front yard is contrary to.village ordinance. The best bet when you're planning any significant improvements around your place is to call the Building Department (Ed Masso) at 366-2323, and they will help you avoid costly mistakes. Bumper Strip Winner Even If this week's LUCKY BUMPER STRIP winner had not seen his license number in the newspaper, his colleagues on the Police Department would have made sure he knew about it. Trained as they are to notice those things, five or six fellow officers remarked to Albert Tagliola that they had spotted his number In the REVIEW.

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