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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1972
Page
6
Elaine Soloway humorously chronicles in Adam's Rib her attempt to master The Layered Look. She details layers from undergarments to angora sweaters, platform heels, and bracelets while lamenting the bulky, energy-sapping outcome and bodily constraints.
Curt McLellan begins as South Commons manager after four years of turnover. The Libertyville resident, with 35 years in construction, aims to improve tenant involvement, open communication, and maintenance through new leadership, security upgrades, and committee representation alongside staff changes.
A South Commons Blood Program push explains why voluntary blood donation matters. It covers dangers of commercial blood, hepatitis risks, lack of cure, and how donating guarantees blood for all. The program offers supervision by Michael Reese Blood Bank staff, RN medical checks, and post donation refreshments, plus babysitting by YMCA. Call 326-1500 to schedule.
More than 200 tenants gathered to oppose the dismissal of Yvonne Tillman, a former Habitat Company building manager, calling it unfair. A steering committee led by Rev. Milton Bronson formed the Concerned Citizens of South Commons to press Levin and McHughAssociates for reinstatement and improved maintenance. The group plans further talks with developers Daniel Levin and James McHugh. A Christmas party for South Commons children is set for December 23 at the Community Center with preregistration required.
The South Commons Chess club will pause for the holidays with the next meeting set for January 10th at Common Grounds restaurant. The informal group has met for two months, using free space provided by Mr. Simpson, and will start a beginners group in January to attract more women to chess.
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