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Newspaper
Forest Park World
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1977
Page
3
Triton College nursing students spend a day at Altenheim German Old People's Home during March April and May. They meet the director of nursing rehabilitation nurse and other staff to learn resident care plan development goals for independence post stroke rehabilitation restorative nursing and overall resident services.
Dr Elizabeth Eiselen geographer and Concordia College instructor will present an Alaska slide program at the 8 Friends of the Library meeting tomorrow. The Forest Park Public Library hosts the event at 7555 Jackson and the talk is open to all. Proceeds from a Sunday buffet dinner at St Pauls Lutheran Church support Centennial 1979 projects.
The St. Bernardine’s Mothers Club hosts a Saturday luncheon fashion show and raffle at Indian Lakes Country Club Bloomingdale to raise funds for educational facilities. Coordinators include Annette Manon Jean Villari and Ann Spilotro Chen. Raffle tickets cost 1 and prizes include a Chateau Louise weekend for two a $50 frypan and a Panasonic color TV.
The spring production Little Tin Men is in rehearsal for performances May 14 15 20 and 21. Bob Wright directs. lead Jerry is John Slankard with cast including Dave Dowdle Terry Kozlowski Diane Oppenheim Jay Taylor Karl Preiwisch and Diane Lambesis. State Manager is Kathy Burke.
For the eleventh consecutive year the 20th Century Woman's Club awarded music and art scholarships to Proviso East and Proviso West high schools. Mrs. Paul Charpie presented $300 each, to be split among orchestra, band and chorus for summer camps or private lessons. Bill Heider of Forest Park, a Proviso East trumpet player, is a recipient.
Lutheran Child and Family Services seeks Forest Park homes to provide day care for children from six months to three years with some exceptions for older children in ongoing placements. Homes are trained and state licensed before placement, providers are salaried, fees vary by income, and interest contacts go to David Winston at 771-7180. The agency is at 7620 Madison Street, River Forest.
Proviso East High School hosts an American Red Cross Blood Assurance drive April 20 to 22 in the social room. Student council with staff sponsors aims for 70 donors daily, screening by professionals and welcoming volunteers from the community.
Thirty Proviso East High School students took part in the American Association of Teachers of German contest at their school. Nine scored in the 75th percentile or higher. Doris Krauss of Forest Park achieved 98th percentile in level III and Jacqueline Kern of Forest Park 91st in level II. Top scorers not native speakers may apply for a Germany study trip. others receive awards, certificates, and a record or book.
St Bernardine’s Church Forest Park will hold a communal Anointing of the Sick during the 8 am Sunday Mass on April 24. The sacrament welcomes those seriously ill elderly or preparing for major surgery and does not require advance registration. Call Sister Jean at 366-0839 for rides.
Plan for 7 to 11 p.m. this Saturday at the community center with refreshments, $2.50 admission, and transportation help via 771-7737 or 771-9027.
Forest Park Public Library offers multiple guides on U S colleges. The College Blue Book volumes provide narrative descriptions and state by state data. Other titles include The New York Times Guide to Continuing Education in America Petersons Annual Guides Barrons Handbook of American College Financial Aid and more. For more information call 366 2530.
Proviso East High School marks National Secretaries Week with students in office occupations hosting corsages and a 9 30 to 10 45 a m morning coffee in the home economics department. Seniors Frankie Jenkins Rhonda Jenkins Sydney Lewis Vera Walton Denise L Woods lead planning with faculty coordinator Mary Ellen Conley directing.
Triton College plans a May 11 referendum to raise operating funds by 17.5 cents split 5 cents for building and maintenance and 12.5 cents for education. Officials say the move aims to avert a deep deficit, with homeowners facing about a $10 to $15 increase depending on taxes.
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