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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1973

Page

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Chamber Kicks Off Gift Certificate Program

Laurie Jackson becomes first customer at North America Savings as Forest Park Chamber of Commerce launches a gift certificate plan. Certificates redeemable at participating Forest Park stores, promoting local spending. Certificates sold in $5 $10 and $25 denominations at three locations including North America Savings and Forest Park National Bank.

Laurie Jackson North America Savings Forest Park Forest Park National Bank Chamber of Commerce Madison Street

Not Even a Mouse at St Bernadine Teen Repertoire

In Robbins household during Christmas Eve Rick Robbins invites girlfriend Connie to carol and exchange gifts. Connie finds a catnip mouse while Rick unpacks a rubber dog bone prompting comic fallout among the cast including Mr and Mrs Robbins and other neighbors. A quiet moment follows recalling the true Spirit of Christmas with Louisa Hargrove softening in a Christmas story by Luke Cameron.

Robbins St. Bernardine’s Teen Repertoire Theatre Rick Robbins Carl Morello Connie Dorothy Madden Rick Pamela Brunella Greco Mrs. Robbins Patrick White Diane Schildgen Mitsy Cathy Madden Flo Lester Carolyn Bosco Ray Madden Louisa Hargrave Maria Branigan Luke Cameron

Christmas Lights U K Here Christmas Lights U K Here

Stanley A. Larwark of Commonwealth Ellison Company says holiday lighting will not violate President Nixon's energy conservation appeal. He notes 90 percent of his firm's kilowatts come from uranium or coal, with ample supply, and asserts nuclear plants like Dresden can meet needs for years. He also mentions lowering thermostats and reducing corporate travel to conserve oil and gasoline.

Nixon Stanley A. Larwark Commonwealth Ellison Company Larwark Dresden

Forest Park Council Schedules Saturday Meeting

Forest Park's Village Council will meet this Saturday starting at 10 a.m. to avoid Christmas weekend conflicts, with another session on December 29. In January the council will resume its regular schedule on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays each month.

Forest Park

Camp Douglass Christmas Tree Sale by YMCA Group

The Y s Men Club of the Oak Park YMCA sponsors a Christmas Tree Sale in the north parking lot at 255 G Marion Street. Sales run Saturdays 9 am to 6 pm Sundays 9:30 am to 7 pm and weekdays 11 am to 9 pm. For each tree sold Camp Douglass earns 1.00 to fund a needy youngster’s camp next summer. Over 8,000 in scholarship money was allocated last summer.

Y's Men Club Oak Park Camp Douglass

Three Nabbed After Robbery at Refiner's Pride Store

Three Chicago men, David Carter and brothers Ernest and James Harper, were arrested in County Jail after an alert Forest Park resident aided police in catching them following a Sunday night robbery at Refiner's Pride, 7323 Randolph. They bound the clerk, emptied the till, and fled in a car later stopped by Officer Richard Brhel with River Forest assistance. Bail set at 15,000 for Ernest Carter and Harper, 25,000 for David Carter. all face robbery charges and prior indictment.

Dafl Pride Maria Kuczynska Forest Park Randolph Brhel River Forest David Carter Ernest James Harper Chicago Harper Ernest Carter

A Lovable Christmas Gift Dog Seeks Home

A friendly three month old stray dog saved by local police appeals to Forest Park Review readers. Paper trained and possibly part Labrador, she may reach 45 to 60 pounds. Police officers kept her overnight and a home with a yard is nice but not required. Call 366-0600 to adopt. cost of the dog tree will be waived for the first caller.

Richard Boyce Forest Park Review

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