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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
4
The summer playground opens June 19 with sessions Monday to Friday from 9 to Noon and 1 to 4 pm. First trip is June 28 to Sox Park to see the Chicago White Sox vs Oakland Athletics. Permission slips due June 26. Fee 506.
The United States Civil Service Commission notes heavy complaints about schools offering civil service exam training. It clarifies these schools are not connected to the commission, has no selling agents, and cannot guarantee employment or pass results. Information on exams is free, via toll free number 353-5136.
The article traces Flag Day June 14 1777 as the founding date and notes the first flag flight at Fort Stanwix and battles at Oriskany. It explains the 13 stars and stripes, red white blue symbolism, and Washingtons interpretation. It covers 1818 flag changes and the 1831 naming of Old Glory by Captain William Driver.
A health ad urges annual checkups and early detection to prevent illness. It contrasts neglected health with car maintenance, praising the doctor’s expertise and modern lab work. The message closes with a prompt to visit the local pharmacy serving as a community health center.
Roger C. Heck district director cautioned taxpayers about unscrupulous individuals posing as IRS employees to collect unpaid taxes. He urged verification of distinctive IRS credentials and advised contacting the nearest IRS office if credentials are missing or doubts persist.
The piece presents friendship as a brotherhood and sisterhood of care within a union. It describes friendship as a forgiving loving force that guides right action, brings joy, and supports partners to move forward together.
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