Foolish Fora 5201 and Herpes Bees
Fragmentary notice reads like an old classified item list with unclear details about hours and events. Readable parts mention a schedule from ten to Tuesday and references to bees and herpes in a disjointed phrase.
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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1972
Page
12
Fragmentary notice reads like an old classified item list with unclear details about hours and events. Readable parts mention a schedule from ten to Tuesday and references to bees and herpes in a disjointed phrase.
One day only Saturday April 1 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. offers range from 10 to 50 percent off on selected items in young peoples furniture and gifts.
Education Desk offers a sign up for listeners to record Co-op customers comments and complaints. Volunteers meet for orientation and notes sharing, with follow ups. Activities include coffee service, tissue issue meeting, travel committee trips to East Africa and Galena. Contacts Irene Worrell Shirley Breslow Linda Mosby Edy Abramson for details.
Fully cooked hams are available at the Co-Op with ready to eat guidance. A 350 oven yields specific times for whole and half hams, bone and boneless, plus a rest period before carving. Storage tips note fridge life and cautions against freezing cured ham.
The credit union announces a first ever quarterly dividend at 3.1 percent annual rate for Q1 1972, about 4 cents per $5 share, posted April 1 and reflected on March 31 statements. The memo explains quarterly earnings dividends and notes closures April 14–15 for the Illinois Credit Union League meeting.
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