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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1973
Page
2
The notice corrects the regular meeting time to the second Thursday monthly and notes the meeting place as Field Stevenson Schoot's diary, as reported by Your Editor Set at last week’s edition.
Perfect straight A averages were earned by 772 full time undergraduates at the end of spring quarter at University of Ulinois Chicago Circle campus. The figure equals about 4 percent of the total undergraduate enrollment. Students had at least 12 spring credit hours. PE grades excluded. From Forest Park: Jacqueline Mottern, William Clifton, ene Johnson, John Ludolph, Michael Ralston.
Mr and Mrs Rodger Wentland of 210 Brown Ave announce the birth of their son Robert Rodger on July 30. He weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces at birth. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Wentland of Forest Park and Mr and Mrs George Miller of Cicera.
John and Lynn Gottfried of Lom bard welcome baby boy Michael Scott Gottfried born July 2 1973 at Forest Park with weigh-in details. Grandparents Wilma Ashcraft and the late Don Ashcraft and Mr. and Mrs John Gottfried celebrate. Two year old Johnny welcomes him home.
A packed advice page covers wedding postponements over a mysterious loss of funds and a 45 year old divorcee. questions include how much to share about a partner's money problem, dealing with a flirtatious executive, and whether to invite a boss and spouse to dinner with the wife handling calls.
Congressman Harold R. Collier, 6th district, senior Ways and Means Committee member, will headline the High Twelve Club lunch at Oak Park Arms Hotel. He will discuss Congress and the Economy and fiscal policy.
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