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Vol. 1 No.»15 dI»Thursday, June 1, 1961 10 Cents 1st IFoodridge Class Graduates by Jo Landgraf Front row: left to right, Daniel Ortman, Mike Myers, Odette Leach, JULY 4TH PICNIC Shirley Hollowell, Mary Buttry, Nancy Bryant, Sandra Carpenter, James Beahon, Philip Bylnowski. Second row: left to right, Mrs. Elizabeth Crane, Superintendent, George Vymetal, Robert Grissom, John Kostner,'Lester Dubs, James Ryan, Douglas Gulbrandsen,Dominic Sanchez,Jr., Charles Kraut, Andrew Makal and Gerald Guldin. Missing from the picture: Thomas Parrish, Phillip Morrison and Mr. William PLANS UNDERWAY Strong.

WHOA, WAA To Sponsor ,» 2 FIRES, SAME .4'' .9 Y " .j ..,P.it -liti.., Annual Family Event '4/4 MT ' *4-0 , 2 6/ 61 r 4 j '6 ViRK » , 'R. 2 - . The second annual Woodridge ir-i .= f Independence Day Celebration STREET, SAME will be held on 12 acres of land located at the west end 71 f . 9 -™. of Everglade, July 4. WEEK by Barbara Cooling - - '.... This celebration is jointly For the second time within one 3, ,- 017/* sponsored by the Woodridge Home week the Fire Department answer- 1 -1 0 2 ' *r Owners' Association and the ed a summons to Sprucewood in ' Woodridge Athletic Association the village. with the V.F.W., Cub Scouts and The Woodridge School will graduate twenty-two students in its the Woodridge Garden Club par- R.N. Lincoln of 7625 Spruce- first graduating class. The commencement exercises will be held in ticipating. wood was in the basement of his the new gymnasium. The class theme is "Long Journey to the Top." home May 26, cleaning the lawn Odette Leach is the Valedictorian having attained the highest Representatives of the WHOA, mower. His five year old daugh- scholastic rating, although WAA and V.F.W will call on ter was with him. Suddenly several others ranked very high. families of the community June Lincoln saw a "wall of fire" Mr. William Strong is the home 3 and 4 to sell tickets at rushing towards him; he grabbed HOSPITAL TO BE BUILT room teacher. $1.50 per family to help defray his daughter Kathy and rushed The Goodrich and Woodridge the cost of fireworks, insurance upstairs. The operator got hold Elementary Schools, District 68 and door prizes. of the fire department. Smoke IN LISLE was seeping thru the floors by Eunice Lee will hold their graduations on Booths will be erected for the when Lincoln reached the bed- June 8, and June 9, respectively. convenience of serving a variety room of his youngest daughter, From dreams to plans to reality of food and ice cream to com - Linda, 18 months old. is the story of a proposed Dr. G. A. Constantine, head of plete the picnic, and for the Hospital in Lisle. The the Education Department of playing of games of skill and Lincoln got a piece of glass structure known as the Lisle North Central College will ad - chance. in his hand when he broke a Medical Center located on Route dress both groups. basement window to put a garden 53 and Lacy has been in operation hose inside. for the past three years, and The Goodrich School will grad- Adults softball and boys base- uate 17, the largest class in ball will be played during the Mis July will see the beginning the history of the school. The day. Childrens games are also Turn to page 3, col. 3 of construction for four addit- on the agenda with prizes to be ional floors. theme of the graduation is given to the winners. "Accepting the Challenge." The hospital, designed by Dr. The board of the WHOA has , Frederick Sinkovits, as was the Parents and relatiyes of the challenged the board of the WAA graduates will receive tickets to an exhibition game of volley , f*.:4:4:. ' medical center, will have a 250 F' . YE . I - '»-* „9: -- . bed capacity with a potential through the students. The pub- ball which should be one of the M )-p , , 4.- -- ' M:.,3. ;'U„, lic will be accommodated if ir - expansion of double that amount. highlights of the day. The second floor which is al- space is available. A large display of fireworks - ' ready in use, will be incorpor- is planned for this ated into the hospital plans. gala display will finishyear. offThis -- the day. These plans include an emer- &6511op11ing Center Plans gency room with doctor and nurse in attendance: two operating Expedited"- Kaufman WNR Stail Changes - rooms and one delivery room. A Negotiations to obtain retail Turn to page 3, col. 2 business for the proposed shop- Board Expanded ping center in Woodridge are JUNE 14 FLAG DAY REMINDER Barbara Bonk Mothers now in their final stages ac - In the first major reorgani- FROM THE WOODRIDGE VFW cording to Jack Kaufman of zation of the newspaper staff Fly the Colors,proudly,proudly, Club President Surety Builders. since its inception last fall, Honor it, your dear Old Glory, the board of directors of the Blessed are the dead who saved Members of the Woodridge "We are expecting and hope to Woodridge News Review was in- have a store or stores in oper- the Stars and Stripes. .. Mothers Club elected officers creased from three to seven mem- your Country's story. for the following year at their ation before the end of this bers last week. meeting May 16. year," he said. "We have al- ways been aware of the necessity Rose Freeman, Dee Warner, Nat SOX BEAT CUBS IN BOYS' Elected to the governing for a shopping center and are Shepard, Dick Cooling and Joe board were: Barbara Bonk, presi- trying to expedite preliminaries Beckman were added to the board BASEBALL LEAGUE OPENER dent; Marge Groth, vice prest- for making shopping facilities and will serve with Orville Free- dent; Genevieve Gray, recording available to the residents." man and Carl Warner, the only re- Baseball season officially secretary; Ruth Vondrasek, corre- maining members after Gene 0' opened in Woodridge, Tuesday, sponding secretary and Helga With the progress in the sale Connell resigned May 6. May 16 when Baseball Commissioner, Scudder, treasurer. and development of unit 3, work William T. Roberts, threw out is expected to get underway Other important positions were the flrst ball. First project for the new of- shortly on unit 4. also filled. Orv Freeman was ficers will be the serving of made president of the corporation The Cubs and the Sox met at hot dog lunches to all school and Carl Warner was named the the field on Janes Road to fight editor of the paper. it out,and the Sox won 14-10. children on Tuesday, June 6. Men's Softball Starting Joe Beckman, a financial re- Larry Vukov got credit for the Proceeds from the sale of Date Set these lunches will be applied Bill Miller, chairman of the porter for the Daily win and his older brother Jack toward the purchase of a motion News, was appointed managing took the loss. The game was Woodridge Athletic Association picture projector for Woodridge Men's Softball League, announced editor. Dick Cooling, a pro- called because of darkness at School. the end of 5 innings by umpire that the league is scheduled to Turn to page 2, col. 1 begin play on Thursday, June 8. George Brigel. The next meeting of the club Turv L4 oace 3, column 2 FIREMEN'S will be held June 13 at 8 p.m. A practice session and choos- BENEFIT DANCE Husbands are invited to attend ing of teams will be held at the Mrs. Larson Aids Route with their wives. old little league field on June TO BE JUNE TENTH 1 at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 10, at 8 p.m. 53 Accident Victims Village President's Brother Dies the Woodridge fire department Miller said that already he will hold a dance at the West- A 1958 Volkswagen and a farm Village President William has 35 men signed up to play. mont V.F.W. hall, 47th and Cass tractor met in a head on col - Roberts was called out of town Any other men interested should avenue. Admission will be lision at U.S. 53 and Hobson Sunday, May 21 due to the death call Bob Arnouil at Wo 8-0081. $1.25 per person. Refreshments road on May 25. of his brother. The league is scheduled to play and drinks will be available, every Thursday. and the firemens auxiliary will Mrs. W. Larson,3003 Forest His brother a career man in On May 28, a group of players hold a raffle at the dance. Glen Parkway, who was just re- the Navy had been hospitalized from the Woodridge league travel- turning from a Brownie meeting for some time in Philadelphia. led to Lisle and beat a team The money realized from this in Lisle, was the first one at representing Walter Quinn Con- dance will be used to better the the scene. The funeral was held in Wis - struction in both ends of a department. Turn to page 2, column 2- consin May 26. double-header, 31-3 and 15-5. Page two WOODRIDGE NEWS REVIEW Thursday, June 1, 1961

1 744 746 ; bl ... T.wn.. k.' '2'· 02 2-1 4 = (C =h . 1,-3 *.: _ 38 7: ;Ak Ur'1 2©3!L 1#1926355&JRNIMgkkul*M *2#U, 11223<,9&64&£,6 - Apologies to Gerry Guldin for 61 eena l k * b, Ba,bar@ Arnouil wrongly linking him with a THE WOODRIDGE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER skunk in the last edition. It The WAA sponsored a hayride wasn't Gerry, but his younger for the kids 12 years old and up. Published every other Thursday by the Woodridge News Review, Inc., brother, Charlie. There was a cook-out after the a not-for-profit corporation. hayride. Get Wells to Dennis De Luca, SUBSCRIPTION RATES who became ill last week with The D.G.H.S. had a "Record scarletina, and to Mary Ellen Hop" May 20 from 8 till 10. One year - 82.00 Single Copy - 100 Dopp who is just over a bout Everyone there was surprised to with the flu. find that 'Dodie Stevens' was STAFF present. Judy Provo knew every Eunice and Dick Lee, 3013 detail about her, even to the Editor.... Carl Warner 75th street decided on the spur color of her lipstick: Records Advertising Sales Manager .Orville Freeman of the moment to give a party were given away and Clem said Managing Editor ...... *...... Joe Beckman on the occasion of their tenth he (almost) won one. Production Manager .Dick Cooling wedding anniversary, May 13. Advertising Art Manager ..Nat Shepard There was a record hop on Associate News Editors...... Barbara Cooling, E. Lee, Ruth Lung The party was given on such Sunday, too at the high school. Sue Towner, Jo Landgraf, Nick Lung short notice that the first One of the disk-jockeys from Reporters...... * .Barbara Arnouil, Dominic Sanchez guest did not arrive until WLS (you know, the ' Crazy Dick Typists ...... Joan Galla, Evelyn Sievert 11:15 P.m. B.') was given pizza with peanut Proofreader ...... *...... Dee Warner butter on it to eat. Sound de- Picture Editor.. Rose Freeman Present to help the Lees licious? Photographer ...... Bob Sievert celebrate were Arlyle and Bill Artists ...... *.. Jane Sutphen, Carole Shepard, Dona Fail Roberts, Lorraine and Wally The Gambol 64 (Freshman Plc- Librarians ...... Barbara and Bob Bonk Larson, Shirley and Bill Miller, nic) will be held May 27 from Accountant ...... *...... *...... Jack Dundon Evelyn and Bob Sievert. Nat 6:30 to 10:30. Tickets are Shepard, Carl Warner and Gene 500. O'Connell came stag as their see you ...... WNR STAFF CHANGES MRS. LARSON AIDS ACCIDENT VICTIMS wives were all ill with the flu. (Continued from page 1, col. 1) (Continued from page l,col. 2) BOARD PASSES TWO ORDINANCES duction artist for Robert Sny- The Larson car is equipped, On May 21, Marge and John Ordinance 61-2, the appropri- Vandeleur held a family picnic der & Associates, a national as are all fire department vol- at their home to celebrate the ation for the 1961-62 fiscal advertising firm, was named unteers cars, with a flashing year, was passed at the·May 4 production manager, and Nat blue light. After turning her birthdays of several family village board meeting. Shepard, a senior industrial de- car around and turning on the members. This ordinance establishes the signer for Montgomery Ward, will blinker to warn oncoming traffic, maximum amount that can be spent continue as advertising make-up Mrs. Larson set about administer- Bill and Arliss Adams, 3009 Forest Glen, have gone to North in any account. manager. ing first aid. A tax ordinance 61-3 was also Dakota for two weeks to visit passed. This ordinance, written In other changes, Rose Freeman George A. Slambouras, 1546 Al- relatives. in accordance with state statutes will be picture editor and will gonquin, Des Plaines, the driver allows Woodridge to collect from continue to work as a proofread- of the car had a gash on his Olga Redfield, 3037 Jonquil the state * of 1% of the retail er. Dee Warner will also work as head which did not require im- Lane North, left May 27 for sales tax . This is not an ad- a proofreader. mediate attention. Dennis Kelly, Germany to visit with her par- ditional tax,but a way of col- 1 708 Mason, Joliet, who was a ents whom she has not seen for lecting for the municipality, Jack Dundon took over the passenger in the car,had a very over 12 years. Traveling with that portion of local retail accounting chores. deep gash on the arm. Mrs. Redfield are her son and taxes which can be collected , daughters. They will be gone from the Btate. Mrs. Larson had, last fall, until the latter part of August. taken the first aid course, of- Mrs. McNeill Bitten By Dog $1000 REDUCTION IN fered by a Red Cross instructor Guess that's all this time. to the Firemens Auxiliary. See you in two weeks. May 20, Mrs. Jean Mc Neill, j ATTORNEY'S FEE Between caring for the in- 7670 Sprucewood, was severely jured parties, Mrs. Larson also School Festivities June 6th bitten on the arm and thigh by In negotiations with the law routed traffic around the acci- a large dog. Police found the ' Margaret Dahlberg, president dog to be properly inoculated. ] firm of Ancel, Siegel and Stone- dent, sent passing cars to noti- , sifer: the attorney's fee of fy the. County Sheriff, the of Community Club, has announced father of the young man driving that the Community Club will Police have found a boy's / $2,500 for village business was sponsor games and races during reduced to $1,500. This is the the tractor, and sent another 20 inch bicycle. The owner law firm that provided the first car for bandages. an extended lunch period June 6 should contact Sergeant Hague, Woodridge village attorney. The Volkswagen, although at Woodridge School. Wo 9-2191 and identify. damaged, was driveable. The Sixth, seventh and eighth tractor was minus its front Volunteers for the police Gene O'Connell, former trustee, grade boys will have a baseball department are needed. For and the Finance Committee of the wheels but the young man driv- further information, contact ing it was shaken up. game, and room mothers will past administration were thanked oversee organized activities. Sergeant Hague. by President Roberts for their efforts in this negotiation. Full Schedule For Girl Scouts All girl scouts in the Lisle $750 had been paid in April, neighborhood have been offered and the board of trustees approv- swimming instructions or free ed the payment of the 8750 swimming at the Maple Hill Pool. balance. These classes will commence the , middle of June and last two weeks. Sessions will last one t hour and will be in the morning. JACKSON & Zoning Commission To Day camp has also been offered to all Girl Scouts and Brownies Be Established in the Lisle and Downers Grove area. Over 200 girls are expect- On May 16, the Plan Commission held a public hearing concerning ed to attend. The girls will the proposed zoning ordinance. plan and cook their own meals. At the meeting it was announced There will also be games,crafts -PERKINS ROSES by Plan Commission Chairman Bob and songfests. Mrs. Walter Lar- Wendt and Village President Wm. son is now undergoing training . Roberts that the village attorney to become one of the day camp leaders. The girls will stay = I. 22'2 ,-=D"SY .. had advised the formation of a )2 i 3e»-*W *1/1 Zoning Commission set up by or- at the day camp located in Maple 92 4 5-4 Grove Park, Downers Grove from -- -- dinance. Roberts explained that, - \=r ,=Ble.ZI-/0=0* 2/ 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m., Aug. 15- /·-'ea-· V- 0»™ ·-%V 17 and 22-24. RRCKgstt t hsd887kJi e 45111'*\ %01 179..39>1 the development of a zoning or- Mrs. Larson's troop 358 has I./00 060#* dinance and that hearings and planned a cook-out for June 19. .$ 174\ recommendations regarding such This will be the last regular 9.1. 17%*' meeting for the summer. Mrs. 4 -aw:j:&*414 -e« ordinance should be handled by Castaldo's troop will also have 4*===ts,h a Zoning Commission. , 3.3, i -F- i f a cook-out at their last regu- 6 =s Wibir ) lar meeting. - 927-V- that an ordinance establishing Mrs. Mershimer's troop 709 ItIl lou e re- toured Morton Arboretum May 27. sented to the village board in the near future. The Ridge Rhymer 4*# p. At present,the Plan Commission by E.Lee- consists of Robert Wendt,chair- man and Joe McGrath, Jack Trask A POOR PARADOX and Wayne Bryant, members. J Living in a housing project I have always heard; Can give one an education BARKER'S / PONY LEAGUE SCHEDULE Without the written word. Woodridge has a team in the Inmates in an institution OGDEN AVENUE NURSERY Lisle Pony League which is manag- Could be compared to us: ed by Virgil McPherson and coach- Fight and bicker; pout and purr; ed by Ed Gilbert. Games are at Always some kind of fuss. 6:15 P.m. at . 408 OGDEN Woodridge vs Red June 2 Our mode of living contains a Navy vs Woodridge lesson ONE MILE EAST OF RT. 53 June 5 Of this I am quite sure. Woodridge vs Green June 9 Red vs Woodridge June 13 I haven't found the answer, Navy Perhaps Dale Carnegie has the Woodridge vs June 15 curel LISLE WO 9=7888 Thursday, June 1, 1961 WOODRIDGE NEWS REVIEW Page three LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE MORE LITTLE LEAGUE RESULTS 2 FIRES(Continued from page 1) DATE HOME TEAM VISITORS (Continued from page l,col. 2) The Woodridge Fire SAFETY HINT 612 Cubs Depar tmen t se,42'i Yankees arrived at the scene and quick- fr/+1*1 615 Braves SOX The Cubs took another loss 611 ly got control of the fire. l· t /9 Kids after dark on bikes Braves Cubs Friday, May 19 when they were Several minutes later Lisle Fire 4¢*li= can not be seen------6/9 Yankees Sox beaten by the Yankees. The Department arrived. Captain 6/12 Cubs SOX Yanks crossed home plate 12 Larson said it was too early to 6/14 Braves Yankees times to the Cubs' ten. The estimate damages as we went to Ronald Geils* 6/16 Yankees SOX loss goes to Grissom, who was press. There is smoke damage 6/19 SOX Braves relieved in the second inning throughout the house while many 6/21 Cubs Braves by Salisbury who allowed only things that were in the basement 6/23 SOX Yankees five hits. Montello gets the are charred. Jim & Jeff 6/26* SOX Cubs win. 6/28* Yankees Braves Mrs. Lincoln was shopping at AUTO REPAIR SERVICE 7/4 * Cubs * Yankees On May 22,the Braves took the the time the fire broke out and 7/4 Braves SOX Sox 14 to 9. On May 24, the the other Lincoln children, 5611 ESSEX ROAD *exhibition games not reflected Cubs beat the Braves 10 to 5. Craig,7, and David,3, were out- LISLE, ILLINOIS in team standings. side playing. SCHOOL CALENDAR Although the games were still In the other fire on Spruce- WO 9-0859 occurred May 23, being played in the old field wood which - June 3 - Combined Goodrich and when we went to press, Robert Mrs. William Blecher with the Woodridge picnic at Goodrich Arnouil, president of the WAA, aid of her husband extinguished -----6=1» ------School. said he thought that the new a grease fire in the kitchen of June 8 - Teachers' Workshop - field off 75th street and Wood- their home at 7654 Sprucewood. no school. ridge drive would be ready for Mrs. Blecher had turned the June 8 - Graduation - Goodrich use shortly after the first of burner on to melt some grease June 9 - Graduation - Woodridge June. The ground has already and then went to answer the door. WE SPECIALIZE IN Dr. Constantine-chairman of ed- ucation department at North been graded and loads of black Within a short time smoke hung MECHANICAL REPAIRS dirt hauled in in readiness for halfway down from the ceiling. Central College will speak at grass seed and rakes. both commencements. Graduates A plastic clock and radio locat- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS will be given tickets for parents ed above the stove was melting and oven mitts were flaming and relatives. Public will be The game scheduled for Wednes- when she returned. accommodated if possible. day, May 17 between the Braves June 12 - Last day of school. and Yankees was postponed be- Children will come for report cause of bad weather and will be A neighbor phoned the Lisle want the job done right cards only. made up as soon as possible. Fire Department. Ordinarily the alarm would then have been given ca I I me tonight COMMUNITY CALENDAR to the Woodridge Fire Department. June 8 The regular fire alarm operator Firemens Auxiliary -special meeting- 3008 76th st. 8 p.m. was on vacation and the relief Mens Softball Opener Janes rd. field 6:3Op.m. June 8 operator did not realize, until PICTI]RE PERFECTION T.V. Goodrich graduation Goodrich School June 8 the Lisle firemen had left, that Woodridge graduation Woodridge School June 9 Woodridge Fire Department should Wo 9-4661 Firemens Benefit Dance,Westmont VFW, 47th & Cass June 10 have been called. Cub Scout Outing Pioneer Park June 11 Firemens Auxiliary,2923 Westridge 8 p.m. June 15 By the time the Lisle Fire De- partment arrived, the fire was " The Finest of Foods" extinguished. _AV*WirV3,42-:*E'-·*4-,4 C Continued from PIZZA STEAKS-CHOPS CHICKEN 12'*'7 I page 1,column 3) Two of the Blecher children, SPAGHETTI w kitchen, cafeteria Sharon, 13 months and Bruce, CARRY-OUT ORDERS SANDWICHES Frp,rr:CB'14\ 4/:12"/2,=»u.\ and business office 4 years, were asleep in the bed- 16 will be located in rooms behind closed doors which Open Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdays and 2 CGE-PRECGillm Sundays 11 a m to Midnight 1 28 ,-*GCL a building added to held the smoke back. William, Fi iday: and Saturdays 1 1 a m to 1 a m. EFF'M:=Eff .N 1.8 /***dlgi===2-*ij - the south end of Jr., 6, was attending school. Cloged Monday,<, 1001 *rr,-55"-'5-1-41*at:*+ the present struc- s. i•gr@Els=iji ture. Our Prescription Service 19 BIRn[0'5 Bids on construe- -T -'-'4 Il tion are soon to be is Prompt, Safe,And.... RESTRURgnT - - -- -3 let according to Always 11,0 8-6983 Donald Wronski, member of the board of directors for Arboretum Dependable 11„ilte 53 .Ind Builhigton Hospital which will be a not-for-profit organization.- 1 F---"/9 W.,1 , »,#-- , ,..#...... ,..... - . - -7. 4 When the building is ready for use, Wronski estimates that about \ For Quality at/ 640'7 A £''i:,i '1 ' ' "4'"' '_9--1 *U pi -e, 3 30 to 40 non-technical persons will be employed. With completion \Regular Price/ m -9.-,17 1: ;dj e i; f the hospital, there will be an even greater number -J Go Toi..L- 9,132 He does not expect any shortage or difficulty in staffing the hospital with registered nurses and technicians. To date approxi- LISLE 94*eatted ak.i Se,tuice# mately 35 doctors have been approached in connection with affiliat- DRUG STORE aulo glass sefrm windows ing with the hospital. doors table lops mirrors An auxiliary electrical unit will be installed for use in the 4734 Main St., Wo 9-1096 EDD BUTTRY ART ABRAMS event of a power failure. BOB GURSKI Established 1932 BUSINESS WO 8-3457 NOME WO 9-5476 Additional land has been purchased to be used for parking lots 75 th St. Napervilie and emergency ramps. ..H L.Reynolds, R.Ph. 0- HAVERLANDT'S ANNOUNCING ... TV SERVICE BONDED TECHNICIANS JUDY ATKINSON FAIR PRICES Our New Assistant U,0 8=3280 90 DAY GUARANTEE SHOP HOURS: 4712 Main St. Monday. Tuesday, Thursday. Friday 9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. 8:3 0 to 6 d a i l y Wed. 8: 30 to Noon C.ill Ted.iy Saturday 9 aan. - 5 p.In. Closed Wednesdays free pICkUP Woo[Ilan[1 9-2299 The und deliuerv 4754 Haverlandt's«MAIN LISLE COUNTRY BARBER 2313 Maple Avenue Merion Blue Grass (1 Block The Aristocrat of Lawns lb. $1.85 West of Belmont Road) Kentucky Blue Grass Phone WO 8-3467 The Toughest Family Grass WO 8-5071 of unexcelled beauty lb. $ .65 The following @re nurse and binder grasses to produce a heavy sod. Red Chewing Fescue lb. .65 Perennial Rye lb. .25 FROEMMING Red Top lb. .95 £5¥ W 1 16 Our recommendation for a fine lawn: 50% Kentucky Blue, 25% Fescue, 15% &11 'VA SHELL Homeowners Rye and 10% Red Top. All seed is tested new crop.

A u l e : BALLED & BURLAPPED i '. T SERVICE Life YEWS & PFITZERS ROSES: ROSESE ROSESt * LUBRICATING * MOTOR TUNE UP - Hospilalization , all kinds at moderate pricest ...... 1. 7%4#Au14'An * WASHING * BRAKE SERVICE Belmont Road being resurfaced but gravel * MUFFLERS * MINOR AUTO Mortgage has been spread to our nursery. Enter 12'*-4 X , & TAILPIPES REPAIRS - , from Maple Avenue. Income Loss ' Shade trees and shrubs - all sizes and kinds ROAD SERVICE & TOWING Don't buy nursery stock you haven't seen'. Come see them growing. S,lugn %600 14»: Free Delivery on $5 or more GREEn nURSERV MILK &*BR D F 6iONVENIENCE QUALITY LOW COST : We Give S&H Green Stamps MP71 5506 BELMONT RD. Lemont Rd anti 75th St WO 8-0862 „„. DOWNERS GROVE

' . t . June 1, 1961 Page four WOODRIDGE NEWS REVIEW Thursday, 'Hines Hikers Disappointed 4th Graders Elects Officers Garden Club To Hold Potluck SPORTS ARENA The Young Citizens League of by Dominic Sanchez Bud Guernsey, Tom Przybylski The Woodridge Garden Club and Steve Radasevich planned on the 4th grade at Woodridge re- potluck will be held at Wood- visiting Ken Salisbury,7642 ported that the officers elect- The baseball activities sure ridge School at 6:30 P.m., June have been keeping me on my toest Sprucewood who has been a ed were: Michael Hill»,president; 17· Reservations may be made scores are as fol- patient at Hines Hospital. Michael Towner, vice president; Inter-school by calling Wo 8-3921 no later lows: John Narducci,secretary; Donna than June 10. After being referred from ward Dreveny,treasurer; and Jay Reis- DATE SCHOOLS SCORE 5/10 Goodrich-Avery 21-5 to ward and walking at least a inger, sergeant at arms. All persons interested in mile, the visitors were informed Robert Geils, John Tucker and Garden Club are cordially in- 5/11 Woodridge-Goodrich 21-19 that Ken had been discharged and David Weikel reported on an ex- 5/17 Puffer-Woodridge 9-1 vited to attend. Please brin 5/19 Goodrich-Woodridge 32-21 had gone home while they were cursion they made to Yerkes Ob- your own table service and one looking for him. servatory at Williams Bay, Wis. item of food which will be The Pony League has been a com- More Volunteers Needed assigned by the calling little tough on Woodridge Space- Benjamin Moore and mittee after June 10. 0-Rama team. So far, as of this It was reported in the April Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brolin and writing, we have lost all three Dutch Boy Paint 6, issue of WNR that Monsignor Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bailey of games played. Blanchette, Vicar General of has re- the Lisle Garden Club have been the Diocese of Joliet, invited to act as unofficial We played Lisle Navy on May 15 quested a census of Woodridge of flowers or vegetables and were beaten by one point, enough judges to determine if there are which one person from each 16-15· children to warrant a Catholic family attending will bring in grammar school here. containers which cannot be re- Our second game was lost to Mrs. Richard Cooling, who is turned. Lisle Green, 9-5. handling the census, reports Complele Line of that only eight individuals VFW Auxiliary Plan Bridal Shower May 23 our game was with have volunteered to date. Lisle Red, and if Jessie Sanchez Wallpaper & Walliex Before the census can be The Woodridge V.F.W. hadn't made a run we would have started, at least 20 more volun- Auxiliary is planning on hold- been completely skunked - 16-1. teers are needed. ing a "Bridal Shower" the end ILISILE PilinT [0. of June. Maybe we need a color tagged &JOOD Y OVOODRI DGE <& * to our team name?????? Lia' / Tickets may be purchased for 4748 Main Lisle $1.00 from any of the following ™mr- women: M Przybylski Wo 9-0939; Letters to the editor are wel- Wo 9-6955 -1+91 11364% h=/ - s. Wilson, Wo 9-6229'and C. comed and encouraged. We re- Castaldo, Wo 9-4081. quest that they be no longer than approximately 200 words. The woman whose ticket is They must be signed with the drawn will be the "Bride" and writets full legal name, al- will be given five gifts of her though a request to withhold LEO'S CLEANERS own selection. the name will be honored. Mail letters to Carl Warner, 7630 *1]jcic » Phone non-delivery complaints Westview, Woodridge, Downers Illinois. I 7 87-11. . - to Wo 8-1548 Grove,

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Ed & Evelyn Freed ®eee®eoee.eees light of the afternoon. More e than 120 gifts and prizes will 501 63/d Slreet • be awarded and hiking, baseball block airt & 4%\\ and a tugo' war will round out Downers Grove e the day's activities. • Geraniums in 3 inch Young Isaac Waltons can try WO 9 - 0088 0 peat pots 0 250 each with coupon semi or finshed their luck at fishing in a 63rd • No limit-while they bubblingfishing pole.creek, so bring a rn q * Groveside ' last grading Most direct route to Pioneer WN 2 e andscaping Park is to go west on 75th st. o.ee.eeeeeeeeeoeGe•••ee0 to Washington blvd. Turn right to the parking lot * block north 75 th 1< of Hobson road on Washington.

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Thursday, June 1, 1961 WOODRIDGE NEWS REVIEW Page five Girls Softball Teams Formed Auxiliary Collects Items The girls softball teams For Bazaar CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sponsored by the Woodridge The Firemens Auxiliary is col- Athletic Association got off lecting materials for production New set of golf lomen interested in Large size crafts- the ground, Wed., May 24 when of items to be sold at a bazaar clubs. Kroydon, organizing a TOPS man heavy duty tool 25 girls showed up at the field planned for the early fall. Mrs. never used. club. A national chest. 31.50 to play. Janice Krause announced to the (89) WO-9-0074 organization devoted (92) WO-8-9072 Used brown tinted to taking off pounds WNR that the Auxiliary needs safely. SITUATIONS WANTED Bernice Jantzen and Evelyn scraps of clean material, old rug & pad. 11 X 14 Reliable TV & Radio 340 Call after 5 (95) wo 9-2425 Arnouil assisted Shirley Jayne, nylons and plastic holders from Woman Part time service. Also small Manager, in the basics of form- tomato tubes. Donated materials (100) wo-9-1952 apoliance repair. Coldspot refrig. pueens Way fashion wo-8-1428 ing teams. will be picked up by the members counselor. (86) of the Auxiliary if donors will Very good condition Will do Rototilling lawne Sandy Carpenter and Anita call Mrs. Krause at Wo 8-5055 or 555.00WO-9-7932 No(87)investme 18-8101 in garden & Sanchez were selected as captains Mrs. Dolores Wilgus at Wo 9-2608. (91) (81) wo-9-0074 Norge apt. refrig. Have a queens Way Woman will do baby for the girls who are between Good condition. fashion party and of 9 and 15. sitting in home the ages 325.00 add to your summer nights. Reasonable. Catholic School Bus Sought (101) WO-9-7132 wardrobe without (84) Wo-9-3564 They will be playing on Wednes- Mrs. Nancy Radasevich, 7728 Lampshades made to cost. day afternoons until school ends WO-8-8101 Typewriters & add- the WNR order. Lamp base re- (88) ln: machines. and more permanent plans and or- Westview Lane, informed ganization can be formed. that efforts are being made to wired and re-fitted. All makes repaired. obtain a school bus for the Sally Anderson. LOST (86) wo-9-5739 children attending St. Joan of (72) WO-9-7492 Lost-Black Siamese Appliance Repair Shirley Jayne said that as Drop leaf table-2 cat named Kookie, on Washers, soon as possible games will be Arc School. service. Mrs. Radasevich said that she chairs, 520. Baby Woodridge Drive. dryers & small app. scheduled and the girls soft - (99) wo-9-2523 Karl Zerbe a regular has been talking to principals crib-mattress, $18. ball team will become Misc baby items, all FOR SALE (90) WO-9-2923 part of the summer activities. who have rented busses this year, and she is investigating all in excellent cond. 1950 Chev club coupe Exp. 11 year old boy possibilities. (102) TE-2-5997 Black stick shift, desires work cutting CLIP AND PLACE NEAR PHONE excellent tires. grass. Equip. furn. wanting to send their WANTED Anyone Windings from Folger (97) WO-8-3949 (98) WO-8-0631 Fire & Inhalator Wo 8-2161 children to St. Joan on a bus coffee. Baptist Ch. Wo 8-2191 next year should contact Mrs. 3/4 ton Air Condit. LOST Woodridge Police (66) 10-9-1428 850.00 County Police Mo 8-0900 at Wo 9-0725. Red,white & blue 16" Radasevich Windings from Folger Window fan boys bicycle with A i coffee. Garden Club - 310.00 training wheels. J.C. C H U R C H N E W S (&5) WO-8-3921 (96) Wo-9-7341 Higgins. Wo 8.8746. Will disc lawn & drag Will give piano 2 tricycles,mostly CHURCH blue with red & white CHURCH CHRISTIAN 41) smooth,ready for seed- lessons in my home FAITH METHODIST ing. Reasonable-Call for beginners only. Call WO 9-6208. Meeting temporarily at 7616 Wo 8-1984. Mrs. Myers W09-6492. Services held at Lisle High Walnut. Sunday Bible Class for FOR SALE School For information on all ages - 10 a.m. 9X12 grey rug & pad- Bathinette - good ads - call Church School - 9:45 a.m. Preaching and Communion Ser- good condition,very c classified ondition,reasonable Nick Lung, WO 9-6279· Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. vice at 11 a.m. Nursery for children during wor- reasonable. Wo 9-35641£all Wo 8-3286. ship services. ST. JOAN OF ARC - LISLE OUR SAVIOUR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Division & Columbia Sts. 815 S. Washington St. Rev. Frederic J. Beller, Ce#del Naperville Pastor. JAe. 9*kden£41 Rectory - Wo 8-8066, School, GATE a.m. - Divine Worship wo 9-1732, Convent - Wo 8-7082. TOLL 9:30 & 11 8:15 a.m. - Sunday School 9th grade & up tjssll:&S,12dayGh r30'h7145,804i, Dort 'ZOate 1 14.1 14*% Aoutctat* 11= 1 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 3yrs. 11. Holydays: 6,7,8,9,10 - through 8th grade Evening, 6:30 &8- Church hall SNAPDRAGONS Adult class 6:30 p.m. Weekdays: 6:30, 8:30 PETUNIAS 11 a.m. u Y oo lgh 4th 1 15.Saturdays & Summer, 6:30 AGERATUM SALVIA grade, 7th grade TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH - LISLE

- ---1-# - - VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH Main Street Grade School - use 7654 Woodview, Woodridge Spencer Street entrance. ALYSSUM VERBENAZINNIAS Rev. Rex Talmage Sunday - Sunday School at Rev. Don Ehlers, 924 Maple, PORTULACA 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship Ser- Lisle, Wo 9-6210. Sunday School vice at 10:45 a.m. Doctrinal and Bible Class at 9:15 a.m. '706 *46¢e ***dite¢id 06

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ROCRKES Pharlrm WO:9·2914 FEEPEDEUVERY US LE MEGICAL CENTE* *Mbr.40% 40*#f.9004*°*04:;er1,£;5 'ADOLPH 91 060:0/.4 201*»*b :barber shopf ' '63 IIAV«3 ']710 BARBERS ALL DAY ' rm SPECIALIZE IN INFANTS Free Fast Delivery Service 4 'Alk "p 4#v,0 0$0. 6 MONTIIS OR OLD-81: 6 DAILY-9:30-10:00 ROCHKES PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 9:30- 6:00 DRUGS, COSMETICS SAT.- LISLE MEDICAL CENTER 9 <* ; 1,10ADOLPH11/UL,-& JIM 9-AT : YOUR30-CSERVICE T 5 CLOSED SUN. & HOLI. D. J. WRONSKI R. Ph. B.S. BABY NEEDS 9rtv 0, ./ISLE. - .. Chevrolet Corvair FREE • LOOK FOR YOUR NAME If you find your name with an * appearing in this paper - Oldsmobile F-85 you will receive a free large cheese pizza or 4 beef sadd wiches by calling RECONDITIONED USED CARS WOODLAND 8=5696 Warranted In Writing DEL/VERED HOT A A ALL FOODpizza - All Makes And Models Beef & Sausage Sandwiches Complete Servicing iree delivery (Woodridge Area) 20. EGIZI0 4£p\C=y. WESTVIEW CATERING SERVICE NAPERV/LLE EL 5.6722 DELIVERY HOURS: Sunday thru Thurday - 5 P.M. to 11 P.M. CLOSED TUESDAY EL 5 3900 4 P.M. to Midnight Friday - 5 P.M. to Midnight Saturday - 601 N. WASHINGTON 115 OGDEN AVE. 1- Page six NOODRIDGE NE,73 11EVIEN Thursday, June 1, 1961 Woodridge Cub Scout Dens- Fire Red & Sweet WATERMELONS Action In Boys Baseball Game

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SWEET SUNKIST , . 4 ORANGES ' __1 13' * i <4 t{ 11 i",!t,1 3 Doz 100 , ** 1,e.«», FANCY, 15c =„- ( .-_ ,·:c;'.*t, 2,!5'qj TOMATOES EACH U.S. CHOICE --1, f_ 2* 1 4--- 41 . 4£2'.. .:':!4.,le':f!-4,47,4., JUICY SUNKIST Sirloin Steak 51#he Cub Scout Den #2 Den Mothers- Cub Scout Den #1- Den Mothers LEMONS 395. U.S. CHOICE Lorrie Wilgus and Mrs.DeNardo. M. Groth & D. Gwiazdowski. · short anti T=Bone .AS»„I GOLDEN RIPE .a . f' .' $-- .-. .L--1, Bananas s. 25 Steaks 988IB. FANCY LEAN 55 8, '' - U # . *..:·:'- · - ..i » *:4 Hills Bros CENTER CUT 47"8,1*r¢ ' . ' . - ur '.,- COFFEE 0 65 119 PORK CHOPS 79c 11' / 0 -S2. = SWIFT'S PREMIUM , Land CY Lakes lj,J < 1 A Oc SLAB BACON 49c NOT SLICED brisketLB. -, ' , -'itl91if-- I, 13 L--1- bone less Butter QIRS. U 7 LB. CUT Corned Beef EmilyCuh ScoutSzczepaniak.Den #5 - Den Mother, Batter-Mike »Mcpherson, Catcher-Tom GIANT SIZE Roberts & Umpire-George Brigel. Lb. Fab 69C .r, ( , « /j 69c Marshall Spiced Ham 59* LB. *669 5'004 *004 MILK Gallon 75c SOFT SUMMER by the train station in Lisle SAUSAGE 85cLB. Newspapers Cigareoles FRESH Magazines 4732 MAIN STREEL LISLE COLE SLAW 395. Phone: WO 93820 Paperbacks MACARONI - BEAN OR STORE HOURS 8 AM. - 6:GO PM. EXCEPT FRIDAY 8 A.1[. - 9 P.11. POTATO_ Salad 395.- greeting cards ice_cream--

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