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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1972
Page
5
An Al Anon Family Group in Forest Park discusses blackouts as memory loss tied to alcoholism. A blackout spans hours to months, with the person appearing to function while memory is lost.
community bulletin explains Al Anon aims to explain the alcoholic’s mystifying behavior to help non alcoholics cope. Discussion meetings are open to men and women affected by another’s drinking. Literature available and contact number 848 2707 for local group information.
Mrs Dan Dring paid $10 to avoid waiting for Thursday and collected a first prize check of $15 after recognizing her license plate as last week’s bumper strip winner. Joe Sansone of the REVIEW staff presents the check in a photo.
Ed Malczynski or Jim McCarn, pharmacists, remind parents that children cannot voice pain and urge attentive care. They stress listening, reexamining priorities, and teamwork with physicians to protect youngsters’ health at Rierson Pharmacy, 7328 Madison Street, phone 366-0874.
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