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Newspaper
Forest Park World
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1975
Page
2
Forest Park District 91 approved a new teachers salary plan raising pay about 9 percent with a fairer scale, higher training incentives, and progressive raises. Range now 9360 to 17910. district cost about 67000. Gym safety discussed after winter accidents. storage limits delay equipment upgrades.
Girl Scout Cadette troop 23 will plant red white and blue petunias at Forest Park library this Saturday as part of Community Action and Environment challenges. Led by Millie Reimann with Terry Zimmerman as committee chair, the project follows librarian Mrs Cleis Jensen’s suggestion to honor Bicentennial colors around the flagpole and Memorial monument moved to library grounds last year.
Garden this Friday marks charter night for the Berkeley Kiwanis division 19 at MarLac house with cocktails and dinner at 7 30 p m Tickets are 12 50 per person Christine Walker state president of the Eagles auxiliary spoke at a May 4 luncheon in Forest Park More than 100 members attended and fourteen new members were inducted The last auxiliary meeting of the year is May 22 Installation of officers is June 7 at 8 p m Public invited Also today the Eagles Mother-Daughter banquet is at the Party club Narragansett and Grand Chicago
Dr. Preston Bradley delivers a memorial address at the Peoples Church in Chicago. The service honors a respected figure with remarks stressing peace and faith.
The Proviso Township Board of Auditors granted $15,000 in revenue sharing funds to Lutheran Child and Family Service. Office location is 7620 Madison River Forest. Funds will mostly pay mothers who will care for children under the service.
Former Forest Park village board member James Sansone, defeated in re election, laughed through his final meeting as he mocked remarks by commissioners and thanked supporters. Mayor Mohr praised Sansone and fellow commissioner John Hanley as they exited after eight years of service. A separate note covered a new home based child care service planning to inspect homes, interview mothers, obtain licenses, and set fees around ten dollars weekly per child.
Village politics in Forest Park features votes against Sandra Boye for health inspector with remarks by Mohr about past inspector Virginia Stetler. He criticizes secret meetings while promising openness and consider a tape recorder for minutes. Audience reactions include Buckley and Lambke.
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