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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
3
Card from Major R G Prebjhalo of the Forest Park Marine Corps Reserve thanks contributors for donating over 46 000 toys to needy area children. The message expresses holiday wishes and acknowledges the staff and volunteers who helped distribute gifts and bring a Merry Christmas.
A lighthearted saying links fishing luck to storytelling craft, noting a fisherman may miss a good catch yet always returns with a fine yarn. The remark uses nautical imagery to highlight skill and resourcefulness at sea.
A suggestion proposes tighter curfew rules aimed at parents of children to improve order. The note hints at policy discussion and potential enforcement considerations.
The Board of Education will meet Friday at 8 15 p.m. in the Field Steven son School office. Mrs Glenn Fry of 906 Thomas discusses the upcoming Cerebral Palsy fund raising drive led by Martha Crane and Nancy Lyon Vice. Crane heads the Greater Chicago campaign and Nancy Lyon is the 1965 poster child as 40 000 volunteers aim to raise 500 000 across Lake Kane DuPage and Cook counties on Jan 10 to fund research and rehabilitation services.
In a whimsical list the Forest Park Public Library offers January resolutions for borrowers. The items urge finishing long reads war and peace or david copperfield, keeping dogs away from books, not misusing another’s card, maintaining space between children and books, using proper bookmarks, renewing as needed, returning on time, keeping coffee away from books, using the book return box only for books, and reading more in 1966 mixing classic pre 1984 titles with new works.
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