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Newspaper
Rolling Meadows Herald
Location
Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1970
Page
2
Township voters packed the Sanborn school dining room to back retaining township government. Howard Olsen led the defense, arguing administrative costs and a needed tax levy while promising jobs for workers and a budget focused on people, not red tape.
Aleta Styres 38, NOW member, speaks to Wheeling Township Republican Club advocating social, economic and political equality for women. She urges legislative change including an Equal Rights Amendment and reforms to divorce alimony and child care, while detailing her background as an economist and activist.
Robert Atcher, candidate for Cook County Clerk and Schaumburg mayor, will speak to the Palatine area Republican meeting tonight at 8 p.m. He is noted as the first Northwest Suburbs official slated for a county post by the Republican Central Committee.
Carl Sandburg School in Rolling Meadows invites parents to two open house sessions Thursday night to view student projects and achievements from kindergarten to grade eight. A gymnastic program is planned at 8:30 p.m. with an ice cream and bake sale in the cafeteria run by the PTA.
The Palatine Toastmasters plan a charter presentation dinner at the Holiday Inn in Rolling Meadows with Area 2 Governor Ken Bjorkquist presenting the charter to the new clubs. Officers to be installed include Jim McLean president Paul MacPhee educational VP Maurice Spratlin administrative VP Jack Wilson secretary William Skinner treasurer and Tom Hewlett sergeant at arms. The club meets the first and third Mondays at 8 PM at the Palatine Savings and Loan building. attendance is free.
The Rolling Meadows Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing May 5 at 8 30 p m in City Hall conference room on a variance request from Central Security Mutual Insurance Company at 2775 W Algonquin Rd for the sign ordinance.
The Palatine Village Board earned praise from the Human Ecology Study Group for banning spraying by the Northwest Mosquito Abatement District. The group urged eliminating standing water, encouraging mosquito-eating birds, and using natural controls. It warned about pesticide pollution and outlined yard practices, pond depth, kerosene or mineral oil sprays, and minimal biological aids to curb larvae. The group noted its 1962 founding by Dr Theron Randolph and its focus on air, food and water contamination research.
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