Young Fremd teacher Jerry Chapman rising to leadership
In 26 years Jerry Chapman has risen from Rock Falls roots to Fremd High School where he teaches math. He will become Dist 211 Teachers Association president May 1 and math department chair next September. He works long hours for students and activities while balancing family life with his wife Linda and two children.
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Jerry Chapman
Fremd High School
Chapman
Dist
Illinois Steel Mills
Rock Falls
Northern Illinois University
Northwestern University
Linda
Freud
Conant High
Forest View High School
Roy D. Meiller
Forest View
Meiller
Residents push for slower Euclid Avenue speed limit
Residents along Euclid Avenue between Hicks and Plum Grove Road oppose the 50 mph limit recently posted by Cook County. Rolling Meadows police advocate reevaluating the zone to 35 mph due to a nearby school speed zone and a new park play area.
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Euclid Avenue
Hicks
Plum Grove
Cook County
Charles Smith
Rolling Meadows
Police
Smith
Euclid
Vermont
Euclid-Vermont
Hicks Road
Plum Grove Road
Chidren
Earth Day activities energize Palatine Rolling Meadows schools
Elementary and junior high students in Palatine and Rolling Meadows organize Earth Day activities including posters slogans litter pickup film and skits. Students plan speeches discuss pollution with health officials and teachers in advisory roles. Arbor Day also ties into plantings and outdoor care throughout the district.
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Forest View
Meiller
ST. Viator High School
Sacred Heart of Mary High School
Commonwealth Edison
Committee Against Pollution
Palatine
Rolling Meadows
Dist
Central Road School
Winston Park Junior High School
Winston Park
Plum Grove
State of
Illinois
Local Women Plan May 13 Old Town Outing
Palatine Park District schedules a May 13 trip for local women to Old Town with lunch at Beef and Bourbon in Piper's Alley and sightseeing. Participants depart from 262 E Palatine Road at 10 30 a.m. and return about 4 p.m. Registration closes May 6 with a $6 fee covering transport and lunch.
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Piper’s Alley
Old Town
Palatine Park District
Park District
Palatine Road
The Polluters Were Executed Section 2
Politicians talk of accountability and policy shifts as the section reviews controversial actions and public reactions to environmental and political charges.
Economy Basically Strong In Suburbs Says Bankers
John R. Hughes of Suburban National Bank notes fiscal policy slows growth but does not stop it. He says the overall pace of expansion is slowing, while prices are rising, and the economy remains fundamentally strong.
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Palatine Township
John R. Hughes
Suburban National Bank
Hughes
Gerald F. Fitzgerald
Palatine National Bank
Fitzgerald
Delvin Johnston
First Bank and Trust Co
Palatine
William Heise
The
Palatine Savings and Loan Association
John J. Woods
Bank of Rolling Meadows
Woods
Federal Reserve Board
Industrialists Will Hear Area Postmaster at Luncheon
Virginia Dodge, postmaster of Arlington Heights and Rolling Meadows, will speak at the noon Industrial Division luncheon at Lancer Steak House. Industrial firms in the city are invited to attend and ask questions during the discussion period.
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Virginia Dodge
Arlington Heights
Rolling Meadows
Rolling Meadows Chamber of Commerce
Lancer Steak House
Mrs. Dodge
Richard K. Erck
Pooch Finds Y Button At Countryside YMCA
A seven week old German Shepherd puppy picked up a misdriven “Y” button from Countryside YMCA during the second annual membership drive. Volunteer Collette Karpen 16 wore a Y button. the dog swallowed it and required a vet visit costing about 100 dollars before the button was retrieved and the puppy recovered.
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Countryside Ymca
Collette Karpen
Countryside
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Earth Day
Chicago
Colee Ee Eee
Charlier
Union Oil Company
Robert Creek
Earthlings Unite
Suburbia
AL Green
Vietnam
America
Johnson
Pooch
YMCA
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