Garden Club plans Arboretum tour and lectures
Garden Club of Forest Park members and guests meet at 9 49 a m in front of the Library to travel to Morton Arboretum for a guided grounds tour luncheon and a lecture by Mr Swink on Wild Flowers.
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
3
Garden Club of Forest Park members and guests meet at 9 49 a m in front of the Library to travel to Morton Arboretum for a guided grounds tour luncheon and a lecture by Mr Swink on Wild Flowers.
Pupils in Forest Park elementary schools will learn bicycle safety Friday from a safety commission team. They receive a lecture on traffic laws and riding rules, then ride a lane with signs to test proficiency. About 85 percent pass and join the Bicycle Safety Club. 13 percent are border line, 2 percent fail for missing fenders lights or reflectors.
Two Forest Park students Martha Dailey and Paul Duboyik from Proviso East have their artworks on exhibit at the New Oakbrook theater marking a local arts showcase.
The First United Church of Christ at 1000 Elgin will observe the Festival of the Christian Home on Mother's Day May 9 with the Ray Duke Family assisting the pastor in Morning Worship at 10 45. Duke family members led by Ray duke and his wife Jane will participate with their children Lorielei Kathleen and married daughter Carol Vanderburg in guiding parts of the service. All attending mothers will receive floral tributes after the service.
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