Review and Forest Parker (Newspaper) - May 2, 1946, Forest Park, Illinois REVIEW Each at Forest BY FOREST 7233 MADISON STREET u Out Mill MilHr THE PAPER WITH THE PERSONAL TOUCH LIKE A LETTER FROM HOME SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered Morning By Your Postman Local Per in Advance Out of Ton ri any part of the world f VOU 19 FOREST MAY 194C Claude Editor PRICE FIVE CENTS Mayor Reichs Proclamation On Curtailment of Electricity Because of the critical shortage of coal from the nationwide strike of coal hereby proclaim a slate of lo in City Iark and call all citizens to comply with the Order n the Commerce Commission dated May curtailment in the use of The restrictions necessary to protect electric service for essen tial public health and safety uses and protection of effective immediately and call for curtailment of electricity all such purposes as decorative or ornamental and and flood and show case comfort air car and in lighting in excess of minimum For industrial use except for an aggregate of during the period Monday to Friday For commercial use except for the period be tween 2 and 6 Monday through Saturday in The Commission order exempts insofar as practicable minimum electricity requirements for public health and safety and protection of property such as water lire and police disseminators of public in and establishments required bv law to be kept open for specified hours such as banks and trading Compliance with these regulations is vital luring this emer gency and I urge all to cooperate Signed Mayor of Forest Park Lions Club Wilbert Haase At Banquet 1015Troost was the guest of honor on Wednesday May at a ban quet given at the Forest Casino by the Lions Club of Forest Park of which he is a past Two hundred guests gathered to pay tribute to Mr Haase for the leadership and support he has given the club during his years of mem and for his high standing in community The club pre sented him with a certificate of ap preciation for his The pleasure of the evening was heightened by the show which was after dinner by Jess Libonati f Forest Joseph Sodaro and Hoy Mohr vere in charge of the honor Curtail Use Of Electricity In Suburbs In an effort to prolong the supply of electricity for public health and safety needs and the protection of the Illinois Commerce Commission on May 1 issued an or der calling for drastic reductions in the use of throughout most of the Utilities covered by the order in clude Public Service Company of Northern Illinois serving Forest Park and 350 other communities and farms throughout northern The necessitated by the supplies of coal available lor power is effective im mediately and calls for curtailment ol electricity For all such purposes as decorative or ornamental and flood sign win dow and show case com fort air car and interior lighting in excess of minimum For industrial use except for an aggregate of 24 hours dur ing the period Monday to Friday inclusive For commercial use except for the period between 2 and G of Monday to Saturday The commission order exempted insofar as practicable minimum elec requirements for public health and safety needs and protec tion of property such as water sewage fire and police churches disseminators of public in transportation and estab required by law to be kept open for specified hours such as banks and trading Full public compliance with the restrictions should prolong the sup ply of electricity for essential public uses until the end of the month commission engineers esti Coal reserves of the utility com panies have steadily dwindled since the nationwide bituminous coal strike began on April John commission chair said public compliance with the order is vital during the emer Britton Budd Public Service president said his company was do ing everything possible to protect and continue the supply of electri but without public coopera the companys power supply would cease by May 21 unless coal production is resumed by May 14 It takes about seven days after the miners return to work for coal to reach the electric generating sta tions from the mines he explained The company had a 122day coa supply in 1942 but govern ment wartime restrictions on coa deliveries reduced the coal piles to a supply M of April 1 when the strike Budd We regret the emergency has U is a matter outside the control of the company and is dut entirely to the continuation of tlu national bituminous coal strike which has reduced to a point our supplies of coal for male ing The of our customer during this emergency will be ip predated wt will understand our It is hoped that the and delivery of coal will be soon so operations ca be restored and public be limited to the sheriff time RECOVER Hurry U wus wry 1 April when Iark liii sun time it Ask a C of C store about Uie ne gift Days Left o File Personal Schedule May will be the final day or to a by ma oes not relieve any properly from as or any from the f filing a If yon did not receive a bv yon may obtain one by calling foi aniR the of Proviso Town 7153 in or by pluming 7HS id one will IT mailed lo If you fail to it becomes the legal uty of the Assessor to make an estim to of the value of your Personal Prop rly from thn best available nd add a penalty of fifty Roy the will gladly 1ersoiiid to ful ut their 1940 The office is Monday ti until May DOG BITES NEWSBOY Walter Sailer 7J3U was bitten by a dog on the near the ankle April 2 a was collecting a at 422 and when lie was the dog ran on I nul bil He was taken lo Dr oilier for real air he dog placed under or 15 Register now at your Chamber o Theres Still Time To Register for of Contest Merchants and members of Hie ark Chamber of report Ilia i I deal of interest lias been n HK Lucky Number spon ored by t he local Chamber uf Com To enlighten who r will members who display lie Chamber Jut stop in at any rV business foi Lucky Number1 any number from 1 to 500 lias not bee your name and under number lhal yon may only oner with each Mav 18 tinten valuable will be Patronize our Dedication at Johns of Johns Citric one block mirth Forea will e ruble in three festival MTV lo mark the if the dedication of their houe of wor The ha taken on an d from the far that ii been Memorial Hall and all members will rally lo rite congregations to finance hiill recoils I rt lei ion In he at rind the under pastorate the church and it lall were will deliver the In Ihe evening at a Dedication Service will be held in which he Wanner will The recoup of the Jonn Memorial Hall U dour under personal supervision of Henry The completion of this work will provide for the people u far more service able recreation center and for the son eties and choirs a more pi act ical a ad convenient The acting for the congregation Ui the KM Messrs Olio William and Paul Gifts to Be Given to Local Customers Annual Meeting of Region 7 Boy Scouts Thn annual of Seven if the Hnv of America hell April at the hotel in Tlic Area Council had a fine dolena of attend the delegation consisted of the follow ing Council presi chairman of Council and Activities tOJi Fred chairman of and of Oak Park Camp ini anil Activities member of the Council Cub bing committee Clare Finance Hills Council Training Don Public chairman Oak Frank board member from Pro viso chairman of the Park District committee District of Proviso district Scout executive and Seoul Kii field Scout Lights To Aid Children At Commissioner Meseke at the village meeting Monday night that he and Chief Karl had been working with the village school board to a means or eliminating the danger to school children who must cross the intersection of Roosevelt road and Warengo The village council has been co operating with the school board to obtain hand operating pedestrian electric crossing It is Com missioner opinion thai these signals would be within a short They will bt installed at the intersection by the village electrical The the saie crossing without the danger of being caugh by traffic in the middle of the street when the lights Keep your dog muzzled and Phone your news to REPORT THREE THEFTS Three thefts marred the last dav o Silverman and IV avenue reported the of Has motor from a grass and tires from which took place some time April and April L William 1 reports the heft of his plates from in front of his at 74 Harrison Fifteen callous of linseed 12 es anil 300 pounds of while lead wci taken sometime the o April from the garac of Ernes IF E UN THf Park iff Comment e now displaying lie ten gifts which vill he awarded to customers and pa of local of Commerce lores on May at the Shown admiring an clock is Gladys Lelivelt of and Becker ill the gifts arc This they will he placed in die lobby of the 1oreM Henry nf lln her and a of he promotion d along with Phil and Sam report that are many left at the various member stores which have not been signed house wives ii all of the stores ami register their One m iv register at every store that displays the yellow ami blue Chamber of Com merce The will be awarded at the Forest Theatre m May It is planned to have several celebrities participating in the The theatre management promises to have an exceptionally picture for that Red Cross Moves To New Quarters Forest Park unit of American Red which has had to move six times since its has n sf lasty school is open ing a room for the Red Cross which will be light and and a com working The new headquarters will be open lor oc May in time for the unit tu yet a Rood start on the orders which have piled Workers arc needed for the knit ting which has orders for COO childrens sweaters the sew ing which lias orders for panties and and the surgical dressing Emma Brims is in charge of Eva general chairman of the is in charge of and Frieda Ross is re sponsible for surgical Review and Korest Parker on sale at all Police to Sell Show Tickets pf will cm raili Sn lo tile of lol he taure review Sored by the Foret lirk 1olice acts of for will hvi In aeis will IK Konl own The how will 8 9 lie all el Park your niimi with the Chamber of Com Womans Club Installs New Officers Wins Merit Award From Vaughan The committee Cer of Merit award from Vaughan hospital in the fine work which this group Forest Parkers has done in enter tin veterans at the Seven parties have been given for the men at Vaughan since the time the committee was organized in and the group has gone out of its way to render service in small ways to the veterans hos Others groups in the community have joined with the committee in this work for which the committee is deeply The committee was organized by Sam Ben and Chief Karl Hartneck less than a year Slotky has served in the capacity of advisory and he and Chief Hartneck have been responsible for the parties giv en at the VanKorn has served as publicity and treasurer of the group is Albert Hummer acted ps sec until her when her was taken over by Betty committee meets each Thursday evening at the Vil lage All those who are inter ested in the work of this group are welcome to come to the There is still much for the commit tee to and they ask the help of Forest Parkers in continuing the work with the of World War II Hold Welcome Dance World War II legionnaires who are members of the Forest Park Post American are hold ing a Welcome Home dance Satur day May at the American Legion hall Circle avenue and Adams A good band has been engaged for this which promises to be a reunion for men who served in the nations armed forces at home and Tickets are priced at only 00 tax and may be purchased from any World Warll inat the door on the night of the Welcome Home Forest Park Womans club installed its new at a gala afternoon program an to a close a successful Officers of the Womans club are left to right Earl new corresponding secretary Carl new second vice president Selma outgoing corresponding secretary recording Ralph outgoing president Arthur new program chairman Henry new president John treasurer Fred program chairman Charles Unit vice and outgoing second CARS DAMAGED IN ACCIDENTS I wo 1aik were 111 The door of lu was damaged April A driven 61 i he car of dinen oil Mie lie had the Kiven The or driven liy Joseph HUJ came off stolid bent Kat April when a rar driven by Cecelia of ran into it he onto avenue i m lie was turning AU ina a nf MIC Did Peoples wai found in her April by an at the Her WilS
