Senator Wood Makes 73 The Hard Way Birthday Feats
Reporter Bob Haeger covers Richard Frederick Wood celebrating his 73rd birthday with noon gatherings at Homer's gifts including a Superman shirt and flag pins a rye bread and cheese cake a large teal cake and a Harmony Hounds rehearsal at the Park followed by Barbershop singing for Gold Crest tenants and plenty of drinks. The piece captures a lively community celebration with playful digs at age and energy.
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Senator Wood
Bob Haeger
Richard Frederick Wood
Homer's
Harmony Hounds
the Park
Gold Crest
Woody
Forest Park Senior Citizens Seek Used Piano Donation
The Forest Park Senior Citizens Club needs a usable piano for meetings and parties. Readers with a suitable instrument are asked to contact the REVIEW at 366-0600 to relay the donation.
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Forest Park
Food prep tips and a quirky kitchen note from Maine
A household guide offers steps for cooking chicken livers with a fork to reduce popping and suggests dessert drinks with elder half and ginger ale topped with sherbet. It also gives potato partial slicing and margarine garni baking, plus a gelatine mold method and a humorous mention of a jumbo egg inside a larger egg. A Maine housewife story precedes a quirky tease about a steak house promotion at 7412 Hary Street, Forest Park.
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Hary Street
Forest Park
Signals at Sun Spots Reflector NES Distances Reported
Report notes signals at several distances including a reference to Amers at 4 and mentions service and Plaines Ave. The fragment suggests a public notice about signal readings or interference near local streets and utilities.
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Amers
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Bond Drive
Chicago
United States
Zenith Radio Corporation
Peter Nadherney
Highview
Elmhurst
Zenith
Austin Avenue
Thomas Mary
Dunlop
Dickens Avenue
Bill Thomson
South Home Avenue
Berwyn
Freddie Martin Pociak
Maine
By Frank Marlovits
TV Bounce
America
Plaines Ave
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