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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1949

Page

7

Chief Kern Warns of Winter Hazards and Safe Driving Rules

Chief of Police William J. Kern warned motorists that approaching winter weather raises accident risk. He urged careful driving, defroster and wiper checks, reduced speed on icy surfaces, and the use of steer tire chains for treacherous conditions to cut braking distances and prevent loss of control.

Kern William J. Kern National Safety Council

Six Driving Rules to Reduce Winter Accidents

A local official warns that winter roads in Forest Park are treacherous due to ice, snow, and shorter daylight hours. With more drivers on the road, each motorist should exercise extra caution and follow six driving rules to minimize crashes this season. The National Safety Council adds that the life you save may be your own.

Forest Park National Safety Council

Lutheran Children Choir To Sing in Oak Park

The Chicagoland Lutheran Children's choir presents its third annual Christmas concert Saturday December 10 at 8 pm in the Little Theater at the Lowell School Oak Park. The 60 voice group draws boys and girls aged 9 to 16 from Lutheran churches and schools across Chicago suburbs including Forest Park River Forest Oak Park Maywood Melrose Park Bellwood Brookfield Lombard Elmhurst and as far as LaGrange Palatine Chicago Heights and Aurora. Mt Everest 29302 feet above sea level is noted as the world highest peak.

Chicagoland Lutheran Children's Choir Lowell School Leake Street Oak Park Chicago Forest Park River Forest Maywood Melrose Park Bellwood Brookfield Lombard Elmhurst LaGrange Palatine Chicago Heights Aurora

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