The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 84

Registered Nurses Mark Conclusion of 4th Year The fourth year of the Roll- Ins a tl vv Registered Nut association began the Monday of September. It ended with a gala banquet in May. It was a year marked with eminent achievements, in- cumins a nursing scholarship, a shelf of health books for the new public library, donation to the Clearbrook School tor Retarded Children and equipment added to the lending locker. MRS. Komay wai president, Mr.i.

Betty treasurer. i a Churchill conespondlng secretary and Mrs. Janet Dohl recording secretary, Piogiams during the year were both educational and en- tri taming. Mrs. Jens iN'oet and her committee arranged for lectures on anesthesia and hypnosis by Dr.

Robert Fine- Ran. on obstetrics and gynecology by Dr, Richard How- HI. on plastic surgery by Dr find on socialized medicine by Dr. Lothar Huss- 5-man local unit of the So- icty for the Preservation and Encouragement ol Barber- Quartet i i i America. There was a Christmas party.

The lending locker has be- ome an integral part of the community. Three hare in the storage, main- enance and disbursement of upplles. Mrs. J. W.

McCtath has orthopedic equipment, Vlrs. R. Churchill has a and Mis. Blane has miscellaneous supplies. AS THE YtiAR drew to- vnrd the end, the association leld Its annual fund raising prolect, a card and bunco jarty, which was.

a fell-out. Seventeen merchants lonated There was a medical movie, ''The Thiee Faces of Eve," i nurses i the Rosolle find Tri-City clubs as guests; and a rmntcttl i a by the Invitation to Bid The State of Illinois School fiuilding Commission will receive bids for the construction of a school building for Community Consolidated Elemental School District No. C'ook County, Rolling Illinois. Sealed proposals construction of a new elcmen- a school, R.M. P.S.

No. 5. for the Community Consolidated Elementary District No. 15. Cook County.

Rolling Meadows, Illinois, will be received by the State of Illinois School Building Com mission. 2112 West Jefferson Stieet. Joliet, Illinois, i 8.00 o'clock P.M. Cential Daylight Saving Time on June 30, 1960, and will be pub llcly opened and read at the above specified time. Any pioposal received a the above time and date will be returned to the bidder, i opened.

Contract will be awarded under one contract including: GENERAL WORK PLUMBING WORK HEATING AND VENTILATING WORK ELECTRICAL WORK The successful bidder will bn requited to furnish a per- and office of the Illinois School Building Commissioner. 2112 West Jefferson Street, Joliet. Illinois. Contract Documents. Plans find Specifications mav be se cured fiom the Architect up on ft deposit of $40.00.

Such amount will be refunded pro the Contractor submits a bonafide bid proposal and returns Drawings a Specifications within twenty c'JOi days to the office of the Architect, i the date bids Additional copies of Contract Documents, Plans and Specifications may he obtained upon payment of the same deposit amounts for each set. One-half of the amount deposited for these copies i be refunded upon the return of the Drawing; ar.d Specifications In good condition within twenty (20) days from the date bids close Proposals must be accom panied by a certified check or bank a payable to the State of Illinois School Build ing Commission In an amoun tiion In tlic full amount of the contiact. Cost of said per formance bond will be paid bj the School Building Commls formance bond satisfactory to the Contractor, Reference Is made to Para- guph 29 of General Conditions of the Contract, The cost of Fire Insurance with Extended Coverage will be paid by the Contractor rather than by the Owner. Drawings and specifications are on flic and may be examined at the office of the Architect. A.

J. Del Blanco Associates. 5301 West Irving Purk Road, Chicago 41, Illl- not less than of the base bid. All such checks and bank drafts will be returned to the bidders upon rejection of bids or immediately after the award of the contract has been made. The bidders shall note that bid bonds aie not acceptable.

A I 1 proposals shall be submitted in duplicate on provided by the Architect. No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time of receipt of bids or a period of thirty (30) days thereafter. The State of Illinois School Building Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, to waive an Informality In bidding, or to award a contract In the best Interest of the State of Illinois, STATE OF ILLINOIS SCHOOL BUILDING COMMISSION 2112 West Jefferson Street, Joliet, Illinois John W. Moore, Executive Director Published In Rolling Meadews Herald and Palatine Enterprise June 9, 16, 23, 1960. Mrs.

Conzett was in charge of selecting the $50 worth of books lor the library, which also received a donation of 520 in cash. Another $50 was given to the Clearbrook School. A $100 scholarship was awarded to Dorothy Broege, 2707 Martin lane, i Meadows, who will enter nurse's training this fall The check was presented to her al a special program at Arlington high school Now officers were elected at the banquet in May. Mrs. 0.

K. Haase becomes president, Mrs. J. McGrath treasurer, Mrs. R.

Glaser lecoi cling secretary and Mrs. R. Blane coi responding secretary. (K Lions and Wives Honor President Rolling Meadows Lions and their wives honored incoming president George Davis at the Eveigioen supper club a Saturday night, when past president Bill Sonofsky was Thursday, June 16,1960 maste'r of ceremonies. Highlight of the even 1 was when Davis presented a chrome plated spade to the building committee, to encourage them to bring the future Lions community building closer to reality.

FIVE-YEAR attenda pins were awarded to Lions John Markus, Art Klien, Bill Senofsky, Ray Walker. For one year perfect attendance, awards were presented to George Davis, John Markus, Jack O'Malley, Bill Senofsky, Ray TuinquisL, Bi White, Chuck Zeller, Jim Kelly, Don Caip, Ray Walker, Ed Jay and Art Khcn. Annual Lions of the Year award went to George Davis, and special awards went to Maxine Zeller, Jean Dav i Mat ion Jay and Elizabeth Senofsky for outstanding services to the' club. Gucsl of the evening was William Herzstock, who was the first president of the Rolling Meadows Lions club. (K Day Camp Openings Available Registration ior the second annual day camp sponsored by Rolling Meadows park district is still open, and youngsters may be enrolled by phoning Eugene Campion, Cl.

5-7384, or John Jennings, Cl. 5-1228. The first session is scheduled for June 27 to July 8, and will meet daily at 9:15 a.m. at Salk school grounds. The second session is scheduled for July to 22 at Kjm- ball Hill school, and the third returns to Salk school July 25 to August 5.

BOYS AND GIRLS i to 12 years old inclusive arc eligible. Meet Your Newcomers To Rolling Meadows Daniel Anders 2104 Eastman Joining the navy isn't the only way to see the world. A young man can travel the air force, as widely proved by Daniel Anders. He first signed up for service in 1931 Alter a couple of enlistments he was out of uniform for a lew years, then was called back 1942 and stayed in the air force until 1958 His last assignment was as an instructor of electronics at Lowrey Air Force base in Denver, but in the interim i was just glad to get home Mrs. Andeis didn't get to accompany her husband to any of his foreign posts.

Mildred grew up on a farm in Pennsylvania Dan is from Charleroi, Pa Mildred learned to conk when she was a. little girl. and has made a career ci Cost will be $7 50 per child for each session The program includes arts he stationed almost every country of the Orient and Germany Asked which country he liked best he quickly replied, "The U.S." During World War II Dan spent 27 months and India. Later he was Japan, and in 1950 and 1951 was in Korea FOR 19 MONTHS he was and crafts, games, nature in Germany, too busy with study, track and field events, his work to travel and see swimming one day a week, field trips and special events Qualified supervision will be provided for all sessions the rest of Europe. Germany was a little better than the Orient, but he didn't particularly care for any of it and cooking She is now employed by a DCS Flames restaurant.

Dan says she is just as good a cook at home, and her speciality is "anything you want." She doesn't have much spare time but she spends it in true home-maker style, sewing. Dan is employed by Des Pleines post office. He finds little time for hobbies, but does like to bowl. Conrad Grisko i204 Peacock Ct. Carol Grisko says a good way to meet new neighbors is to get a puppy and take it for walks.

Just before she and her husband, Conrad, moved to Rolling Meadows two months ago, they acquired a puppy of mixed ancestry, named back Cindy. Carol finds training it and taking cara of it is time consuming, but fun. Conrad went to Kelly high school and Carol to St. Rita's members of St. Col 11 in Chicago, and they are church.

WHEN THEY decided to buy a home, they found Rolling Meadows very convenient to Conrad's job at O'Haiv field, where he works for American Airlines. The former owners had planted rose bushes in the garden, and Carol is proud of the lovely roses now in bloom. Her first adventure in gardening was to plant some cucumber seeds, since cucumbers are a favorite vegetable in the family. "But only one has come up so far," she laughed. Carol reads a lot, mostly mystery stories.

Focal point of the living room is the set of drums, Conrad's prime interest. He is drummer in the Top Hat poll-a band, much in demand for weddings and other affairs in Chicago, and whenever he has spare time he beats out the peppy rhythms. TKNSK FACES ringed the ticket booth at Rolling Meadows firemen's cai nival Sunday night, as Bob Suerth reached into the hopper, held open by Bud Brooske, to pick the winner of the I960 Mercury which was the grand prize of the four-day cai nival. But the winner wasn't present. Martin Schwarx, 121 Hill in rural Forest River subdivision near Des Flames, received the glad news by telephone that his name had been drawn.

(KF A CERTIFICATE of life membership the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers was given to i i a Joseph M. of Jonas Salk school by Mis. Ciarlcs Zcller at the final meeting of the school PTA. Mrs Zcller, school PTA president, stated the award was for consistent and sincere service to children by popular principal of Rolling Meadows schools since 1955. (K FINALIST IN THE Mrs.

America contest last F-lday was Mrs. Gene Wagner, Rolling Meadows, pictured here on the final day o( judging with her husband in the lobby of the Yankee Clipper hotel in Fort Laudccdale. Selected as Mrs. Rolling Meadows to reign over the city's recent Fifth Anniversary celebration, Mrs. Wagner title ol Mrs.

Illinois and the opportunity to compete in the Mrs. America contest Mrs Wagner was the youngest contestant among the 50 women who leprcsented each state. ROLLING MEA BUSINESS DIRECTORY ROLLING MEADOWS HERALD Hester Kline, News Editor 3-1520 Ted Small, Advertising Manager CL 3-1520 Want Ads CL 3-1520 ROLLING MEADOWS POLICE DEPT. Cy Campbell, Chief CL 5-2414 ROLLING MEADOWS FIRE DEPT. To Report Fires (Tom Fogarty, Chief) CL 5-2424 Warren Lolselle, President Volunteer Firemen's Association CL 3-8858 ROLLING MEADOWS CITY HALL Gertrude Darnall, City Clerk CL 3-8343 ROLLING MEADOWS WATER AND STREET DEPT.

Jean Broderick, Clerk CL 5-2990 ROLLING MEADOWS CIVTL DEFENSE Cy Campbell, Director CL 5-2414 ROLLING MEADOWS PARK BOARD William McFeggan, Commissioner CL 5-0961 ROLLING MEADOWS CITY LIBRARY BOARD Hancie Blane, President CL 5-4669 ROLLING MEADOWS FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Mrs. Ruth Vogcler, president CL 5-6385 COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. S. Nelson Rmgsmuth CL 5-5512 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Synod) Rev. C.

E. Miller CL 5-7120 MEADOWS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Michael Green CL 5-8764 ST. COLETTE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. James F.

Halpin CL 5-9222 BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH (E.L Rev. J. L. Olson FL 8-2334 CIVIC AND YOUTH ORGANIZATION (CAYO) Sy Henson, advisor CL 5-8852 GIRL SCOUTS AND BROWNIES Rita Jensen, Chairman Neighborhood Association CL 5-0842 BOY SCOUTS, EXPLORERS Larry Hall, Neighborhood Commissioner CL 3-27S3 CUB SCOUTS Lloyd Livingstone, Neighborhood Commissioner CI 5-1974 LITTLE LEAGUE Rudy Balek, President CL 5-1871! LITTLE LEAGUE AUXILIARY Jerry Buckholz, President CI SENIOR BOYS BASEBALL Don Radke, President JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB Fran Edwards. President CL 5-8783 FI 8-279F JAYCEES Stan Provenzano, Secretary CL 5-243S JAYCEE-ETTES Betty Norton, Secretary CT 5-313'- LIONS INTERNATIONAL Edward Jay, Secretary Cl 5-866C HOLY ROSARY COUNCIL, NO.

44S3 ol Ed Heller, Grand Knight CL 5-0792 AMERICAN LEGION W. R. Hutchmson, Commander CL 5-2687 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Lois Hutchison. President CL 5-2687 PTA (Rolling Meadows) Jo Allen, President, Kimball Hill School CL 3-8725 Maxine Zeller, President, School CL 5-8462 REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIATION Charlene Komay President NURSES FREE LENDING LOCKER Orthopedic Supplies (Monica McGrath) CL 5-4356 Miscellaneous Supplies (Ilancie Blane) CL 5-4669 MASONIC FELLOWSHIP Harvey Jones, Chairman CL 3-3253 EASTERN STAR CLUB Mrs. Jos.

Meisl, president CL 3-3253 REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION Bob Binnie, Chairman CL 5-1282 DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION Bill Hickey, Chairman CL 5-2073 SOFTBALL LEAGUE David Muller Secretary CL 5-6027 CLEARBROOK SCHOOL (For Retarded Children) Robert Weed, President CL 5-167C DO YOUR SHOPPING in downtown Rolling Meadows PALATINE TOWNSHIP SAFETY COUNCIL Godfrey Johnson 5-0191 SIC 'EM (Foreign and Sports Car Club) Bob Sands, President 5-9438 LARRY'S TV SERVICE Fully Equipped ro Repair All Makes and Models SERVICE CALL ANTENNAS $3.00 INSTALLED $17-50 CL 3-4261 Day or Night, Mon. thru Sat. (Sundays 'til 1 pjn. only) Planning a GARAGE? Keep our work and money local. FHA financing through Bank of Rollins Meadows Registered and Insured Contractor Action Builders 2800 Hawk CL 9-4665 Our work, price and guarantee can't be beat.

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