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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
5
The article argues against lay tube replacements noting failures and readjustment needs. It urges calling a trained technician and cites Marlo Television with the contact number FO 6-4959 for assured satisfaction.
The FOREST PARK REVIEW announces a new weekly feature for reader enjoyment. The staff express pride in delivering ongoing content to the community starting with this installment.
Weekly zodiac forecast with dated guidance for Aries through Pisces. Predictions cover relationships finances travel health and work, noting mood shifts and practical cautions across Thursday to Wednesday. Syndicated by Community News Features.
Robert Wayne Schualdt of 438 Thomas Avenue has completed a Master of Arts in Education at Concordia Teacher's College River Forest and will begin his fourth year teaching in the Chicago Public School System this fall. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Schmidt of Forest Park and is married to Carol Rieck of Mondovi Wisconsin.
A contractor letter thanks Forest Park fire and ambulance crews for rapid response during a July 14, 1972 excavation collapse at the Chicago Bulk Mail Center project. The trapped worker was saved thanks to timely rescue efforts by the village ambulance team led by Chief Del Marousek.
Bob Miller of 295 Marengo wins this week's Bumper Strip at Forest Park, a newcomer to the area who buys the REVIEW regularly. He is married to Lorraine Milas and plans to take his wife to dinner with the $15 prize. The commitment is now in print.
Ann and Fran's Tavern defeated Forest Tap Tavern 48 to 8 to win the Forest Park Tavern championship. A postgame contest at Forest Tap ended in a draw.
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