Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 6

PAGE A-6 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1964 East Alton Board Adopts Salary Bill The annual salary for the fiscal year beginning May 1 and ending April 30. 1965. was adopted by the East Alton village board of trusices Tues. day night. The ordinance called for major changes in salary other than $460 a month for a fulltime fire chief who has yet to lx appointed.

The village has been paying Cecil McGown $100 a month as! a -time chief, and will appoint A full-time chief in the near future. In other business Tuesday night, three resolutions were approved by the board of trustecs. The resolutions were for the transfer of $10.000 from sales tax fund to the general fund: to use $6.000 for removal and replacement of broken sidewalks on arterial streets in the village. and to transfer $100 received from the county treasurer's office to the public library fund. The board set May 4-9 as clean-up, paint-up and fix-up week in the village.

Bills totaling $9,459.69 were approved. Everyone Takes Part In Key Hunt A key to East Alton Charles Vanpreter's office was the subject of an all-out search by two village officials Tuesday night which ended with a call to Deputy Clerk Mildred Helm. It seems the salary ordinance for the fiscal year May 1 was tucked in er's office while the mayor was on a fishing trip. Trustee Frank Keasler and Clerk Lawrence Darr began the search for the key which should have been in a key box in a vault in Darr's office. It wasn't.

The problem started when village trustees met a at the village hall for their regular meeting of which the salary ordinance was a major item. Village Attorney Francis Manning was asked for the ordinance, but said he had given it to the police department. A call to the police station by Trustee Keasler revealed the de. partment had given the ordinance to Vanpreter's secretary who placed it on the mayor's desk. Darr and Keasler entered the vault and secured the "key box." "I thought it might have slipped off its key hook and fell down in the bottom of the key file, but it didn't," said Darr.

After searching for 15 minutes, Darr decided to call his deputy clerk who told him she had locked the key in a drawer in his office. The key was obtained, the ordinance was found, and Keasler strutted into the conference rooni where the trustees meet with ordinance in hand. Brown Heads Education Association James Brown of Central Junior High was elected president of the Alton Education Assn. in i a meeting at Alton High School Tuesday afternoon. Other officers elected include Mrs.

Irma Allen, Alton High, School, first vice president; F. W. Pivoda, Gilson Brown Grade; School. second vice president; Mrs. E.

Marilyn Bromaghin, East Junior High School, seeretary, and Ronald M. Vanata. Clara Barton Grade School, treasurer. The Alton Education Assn. is composed of teachers and ad ministrators in the Alton schools and has more than 500 mnembers.

Particle Board Plant To Open at Marinette MARINETTE. Wis. (AP) Ground was broken Tuesday for a $3 million particle board manfactoring facility to be built by the Rock Island. Ill. at Marinette's industrial park.

H. George LeClere, vice president and general manager of Rock Island's millwork and manufacturing division, said the firm hopes to have the plant in production in one year. It is anticipated Rock Island will have a three-shift operation in Marinette within three years, employing a total staff of 45 persons. Alton Girl Honored by Sales Assn. An Alton High Schonl junior was honored I during the annual banquet of the Greater St.

Louis Sales and Marketing Exeentires Assn. Tuesday in the Chase Intel. Joan Gill. 34:321, Thomas was presented an orchid corsage and a special award for her efforts as president of Jaware a junior achievement firm sponsored by Olin. which produces cookie sheets.

The girl, who was a finalist in the sales contest for Junior Achievement groups in the, greater S1. Louis area sat at the head table and was sented the award by August A. Busch Jr. Windows Broken Vandalism at a vacant house in Alton was reported to police Tuesday. Mrs.

Anita Mann told police house owned by her and her husband at 423 W. Williams Street. had several windows broken since it. was vacated. Decker Named VP Of State TB Unit Wood River Lodge Seats New Officers Wilbourn Weeks was installed governor of the Wood River Moose Lodge in Tuesday cereWILBOURN WEEKS monies in the Wood River Lodge Hall.

Anthony Paynic is refir-! Ing governor and was installed junior past governor. Other officers installed were: D. W. Harnett. junior governor; Walter Scott, prelate: Tory Miller, treasurer: James Crouch, secretary; and Joe MeNutt.

three-year trustee. Installed as appointive officers were: Paul Simms, seracant at. arms; Cal Thomas. Inner guard; Henry Lemmons. outer guard; Jack Pentland, sports chairman; Ed Beinmiller and Bill Evans, conservation COchairmen; Duke Dudley, editor: Harold Tant, bowling; Harold Heidman, kitchen: Harold Helmkamp.

Loom Club: and Mike Dosen, junior bowlers. Jack Pentland, retiring past governor, conducted the installation with the assistant of Mrs. John Sly and the women of the Clarence HI. of Wood River has been elected an officer of the Illinois Tuberculosis Assn. action taken at the assoelation annual meeting held April 21-22.

in Peoria, Decker was elected to a one year term AS vice president. Decker. treasurer of the Mad- East Alton Seta Cancer Fund Drive Some 100 volunteer workers, headed by six team captains, will conduct a house 1.0 house solicitation in the residential areas of Cast Alton at 6 p.m. Thursday. for the annual fund crusade of the American Cancer Society.

Collections will be turned in at the police station where doughnuts and coffee will be served at the close of the drive. Mrs. Myron Starbuck and; Mrs. Olive McDonald are cochairmen of the project. ison County Tuberculosis has been very active in the voluntary tuberculosis central movement in Illinois.

In addition to his work with the local association, he has planned statewide program in his capacity as 3 director-atlarge to the state group. Other officers serving with Decker are: Ray Wachter of Downers president; Dr. R. J. Dancey of Danville, vice president; Mrs.

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