22 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1969
Page
1
Irwin Ayers, 45, complained of feeling ill and drove to the Madison and Marengo area where Dr. Swanstrom’s office sits. He parked, stopped the car, and slumped over. Four hours passed before his wife found the vehicle and Ayers was pronounced dead by the doctor.
Mary Winkler reports a card party at St Bernardine Hall 913 South Elgin on Wednesday October 22 at 1 39 p m to benefit Father Richard Prescott Missionary in Lima Peru son of Mr and Mrs Archie Hauser parishioners of St Bernardine Church The event supports food medical aid and vocational training in 10 slum settlements Donations are 1 25 all are welcome.
The Forest Park Board of Fire and Police Commissioners extended exam dates for fire department positions. Tom Scolire says starting salary is 8000 dollars yearly with fringe benefits, rising to about 10300 within five years. Eligible ages are 21 to 30, with civil service protection and pension benefits during service.
The Village Council and PTA Presidents Council of Forest Plc Public Schools announce Halloween hours from 3 30 to 6 00 P M on Friday October 31. Children may go door to door only during this period.
The Board of Fire and Police Commissioners announces promotional exams for Police Sergeants and Fire Captain will be held October 25. The date was changed from October 4.
Proviso Township voters face a November 8 election on a 31 cent boost to the Educational Fund and a 15 cent rise to the Building Fund, raising per 100 dollar assessed value rates to 1.30 and 0.40 respectively. The district cites a 2.5 million dollar deficit after 12 years without raises and student editorials urge support for a first rate hike to preserve quality education.
Claude A. Walker editor and publisher of the Review was unanimously elected secretary of the Cook County Suburban Publishers for the 32nd consecutive year at a Drake Oakbrook Hotel meeting. The body serves 103 suburban papers. founders and officers also include William Williams Jr presidency Fred Tuttle vice presidency Paul Coffman treasurer Charles Richards and W John Carroll as directors.
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